russia as a special services have also stressed that the boston bombing suspects have a very ten years of connection to russia as they haven't lived there for many years here's what i saw in russian intelligence as so is of the son my brother's a did not reside in russia special services cannot provide our foreign partners with any valuable intelligence on them but russian special services are still working closely with the american partners he has another curry do we have established communication through the appropriate channels and our contacts will continue moscow warned against crossing terrorism as either domestic or foreign right after it emerged that the alleged bombers have links are to russia's north caucasus new york of former mayor rudy giuliani has already admitted that the u.s. has a for a long time turned a blind eye to terrorism in russia's more caucasus previously the western media labeled the region's armed groups as freedom fighters but as reports the perception could now change. when news broke of an unexpected north caucasus traced to the boston bombings literally

could not provide our foreign partners with any valuable intelligence on them now russia's special services are still working closely with the american partners has another we've established communication through the appropriate channels and our contacts will continue now moscow warned against classing terrorism as either domestic or foreign the right after it emerged that the alleged bombers have links to russia's move caucasus region new york's former mayor rudy giuliani has already admitted that the u.s. has for a long time turned a blind eye to ter ism in the north caucasus a western media have tended to put trade the armed groups in the mountainous raid region as a freedom fighters as alessio she explains. when news broke of an unexpected north caucasus traced to the boston bombings literally every global media outlet was quick to put the word into their headlines told by a source that they fled the russian caucus to chechnya he is an ethnic chechen brothers is that to be ethnic chechens lived in kurdistan and dagestan before coming to the u.s. the two suspects were branded as coming f

russia as a special services have also stress of the boston bombing suspects have a very attorney as connection to russia as they haven't lived there for so many years here's what a source in the russian intelligence has said since i did so not have brothers did not to reside in russia a special services could not provide our foreign partners with any valuable intelligence on them but russia's special services are still working closely with that the american partners here is another quote we've established communication or through the appropriate channels and our contacts will continue. warned against classing domestic and foreign. terrorism right up to emerge that the alleged bombers have links to to russia's north caucasus region former mayor rudy giuliani also already admitted that the u.s. has for a long time turned to a blind eye to terrorism in the north caucasus western media have tended to put trade the armed groups in the mountainous region as freedom fighters as a year she explains. when news broke of an unexpected north caucasus traced to the boston bombings literally ever

well russia special services of also stress of the boston bombing suspects a very tenuous connection to russia as they have lived there for many years indeed here is what a source in the russian intelligence said since the brothers did not reside in russia our special services could not provide our foreign partners very valuable intelligence for that but russian special services went on to say that they're still working closely with their american partners is another quote you said we've established communications through the appropriate channels and our contacts will continue their. now moscow was against class seeing terrorism as either domestic or foreign and right after it emerged that the alleged bombers have links to russia's north caucasus region york's former mayor rudy giuliani has already admitted that the u.s. has for a long time turned a blind eye to terrorism in the north caucuses western media have tended to patrol the groups in the mountainous region as freedom fighters as alexia geske explains. when news broke of an unexpected north caucasus traced to the boston bombi

nobody took him seriously anymore alexander that doesn't believe better off he was murdered by special services what would have been the point of killing him he had long since ceased to be a threat. still but it's an incredible number of people might say that security agents. britons the americans or irishman got into the bathroom through the lavatory by dissolving into a molecular state. to realizing is james bond. with a scar but not before saying to him. we're going to strangle you after that they get reduced to molecules i went down to level tory with the stewards later to emerge in the kremlin that i will be with you shortly before his death row to penitential letter to put in criminal cases against him to be dropped and to be allowed to return. former head of security believes that better promise to hand over a secret files on certain officials and businessmen in return for a pardon or. understood only to well let's just saying forgive me i won't do it again wouldn't be enough i'm almost certain that he would only expect a part in a shoot in exchange for something otherwise he wouldn't ha

support for the election confronted with a conflict between business and special services. involved in a disagreement with. twenty nine hundred ninety six i left the kremlin and i took no part in further events. should think about repenting. i've never been like that i didn't raise him so high. i once said i'd live long enough to see him and a few others so far he's the only one who's gone. after the success of yeltsin's presidential campaign there was also he was given control of the signal for practically nothing he was also made a high ranking government official deputy secretary of the security council to settle a conflict in chechnya. it was my days are very interesting case when i get down to stealing an oil pipeline or pump oil out of it certainly not i thought it was the all important for business politics and for russian general at the. time elapsing issue at the time. back home by taking advantage of his longstanding contacts in chechnya t.v. channels that he controlled repeatedly pictures of men rescued from chips in a captivity. the airliner touches down and sto

he also said that he had a meeting with russian special services. he made it absolutely clear he was in pain, defiantly disbelief in his son's role in anything to do with the boston attacks and clearly was very frustrated, very angry at the attention he was facing. let's hear exactly what it was he had to say. i'm with cnn, i'm so sorry, sir, we just wanted to hear your story and that was all. this is a very difficult time for you. we want to give you the chance to tell people how you feel about this. we just feel we don't really have a chance to properly hear all you have to say about the terrible circumstances you're in. [ inaudible ]. >> sir your sons didn't do this? >> no. >> reporter: are you going to america? >> yes. >> reporter: when will you leave? you will forgive me, i know it's a difficult time for you. i'm simply trying to do my job here. i understand. when was the last time you spoke to them? [ inaudible ] had you been in touch with the special services here, what did they have to say to you? okay, i understand. i understand. clearly du

. >> i'd like to recognize a special service award to elizabeth torres is our wonderful principle at the high school. >> good evening and members of the board of education. i'm here to present this to liz torres. i think one of most important things you can do is identify the wonderful folks you, you have. she's remarkable symin so many ways. liz works close with our school including pta as has brought many programs to our school. we're lingually and diverse she takes groups of people that may not understand the words they're saying and she promotes togetherness. our staff decided to enhance or so those are services just having her for four hours a day is not enough we need more liz. some of the services bringing our community together with food and she participants in our care team. she's one of the most dpiement employees i'm really proud and honored to give to you liz and superintendant thank you liz for everything you do on behalf of our community. >> thank you, very much. thank you >> okay jeremy i'll give you our 20 bucks later. thank you so much i can't do this job on my own.

. >> these are the type of companies we take a midsize company that have certain technology, special services, that by itself is a world class. so by working together, it's a win-win situation for both the local companies, as well as the japanese company can explore a new business opportunity in the region. >> reporter: the government and the private sector in singapore are working together to attract japanese companies. they hope that japanese technology will help make singapore stand out among exchanges around the world. only time will tell if they are successful. nhk world, singapore. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> officials at the fukushima daiichi plant say that have found no new leaks of contaminated water. it follows the discove last week that tainted water seemed out. tepco has been measuring radiation levels near the storage tanks. one of them leaked more than 120 tons of contaminated water last week. officials later found minor seepage from last week. trade and try minister discussed the problem. >> translator: make sure no contaminated water enters the pacific. don't l

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. >> have you been in touch with special services here?t have they had to say to you. >> okay, i understand. >> reporter: really impossible questions for any parent to answer about their child. can't imagine what must be going through his head. here in dagestan, people are really trying to work out the why at the moment, what any possible motivation could have been, if it is linked to this area. i went to the school where the siblings studied briefly, records there show they began in september, 2001, left in march, 2002, and all went to america. that's important, we know that part of the case -- two -- officials say he had a green card. it is possible there are five years we're not sure where he was, was he in russia still, if he was in this area, there was radicalism, time off for the second chechen war could have had influence on him. people are trying to pin that down at the moment, jake. >> nick, the father says he was questioned by russian security forces yesterday. and of course he was released. have we learned anything more about th

. >> have you been in touch with the special services here? what do they have to say to you?d, i understand. >> reporter: officially he denies the tsarnaevs schooled here long enough to be considered locals. the. >> these records show the four tsarnaev family members coming in 2001 from kyrgyzstan and then leaving it says here to america the 25th of march 2002. s. >> they were with us for five months, he says. their formative years were in america. it's their culture. hast that's where they socially matured. >> reporter: tamerlan didn't arrive in america until 2006. that leaves the possibility he spent five formative years in southern russia. in a troubled, poor region peppered with radicals, perhaps lies some of the holes in tamerlan's story that urgently must be filled if boston will ever know why. nick paton walsh, cnn. >> our thanks to nick paton walsh for that really interesting report. >> a half a million people are attending the london marathon today and security is extremely tight. plus a member of the royal family shows up to cheer on the crowds. we'll tell you who s

know of putin and the russians. >> my interpretation would be that he's saying that his own special services did not find out about tamerlan or realized that he was in their country doing that, but they would have, if he met with the people that they have been watching. so the particular cell, and his associates who show up on tamerlan's youtube video, that he has on his youtube ktd, that group was under 24/7 coverage, by the russian services. they don't have to contend with first amendment, fourth amendment, these issues don't -- it is not the same there. so they're able to monitor completely the movements of the group, which in december results in them killing abu dujan and his main people in dagestan. >> tom fuentes, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >>> jeff bauman awoke last week to find his legs amputated after he was caught in the blast. as soon as he could, he grabbed a pen and wrote, bag, saw the guy, looked right at me. bauman realized he had come face to face with one of the suspects and he helped kick into high gear the search for tamerlan tsarnaev. now he's speaking out abou

>> meanwhile, many catholic churches around the country held special services to pray for changes in immigration policy. also this week, religious groups began weighing in on president obama's proposed 2014 budget. one measure in particular is generating debate in the faith community. the president has proposed significantly restructuring u.s. foreign food aid. among several changes the plan would divert much funding away from direct delivery of u.s. aid to instead focus more on vouchers for local procurement of food. some relief groups say this will be more cost effective but several others expressed concern that the assistance would not get to the people who need it the most. in other news, at the vatican pope francis and united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon discussed growing international concern about north korea. it was the first meeting since francis became pope. the two highlighted their shared commitment to fostering faith and human dignity and they talked about the crisis in syria and the conflict in africa. religious tensions remain high in egypt after a new wave of

there has been no word yet whether there will be a special service here for specialist santos. >> david tonight one man is dead, gunned down right in front of his father and brother two. others were shot. it happened at 28th and virginia streets. the victims were exercising with a group with a vocational program called richmond build. >> richmond build works to reduce violence in the neighborhood. three men attending an orientation were shot, one of them, dead at the scene. now police are working to find those responsible this, is video we shot at the scene. police say just as they're getting an alert on shot

our communication so they focused on that they managed to recruit a communications expert from special services who knew how the communication system of the prisons back up residences works was he in a rocky i guess he was an iraqi when the door a neighborhood in baghdad got hit this person vanished without a trace thank you mr solomon. you know when the history of any culture there are some dark chapters throughout human history there's been war on every continent and religious strife and oppression every culture has some skeletons in their closet and in recent u.s. history the scandalous prison at guantanamo bay as making patriotic americans scurrying around a decade or so rather than slamming the door shut and get mall i hate that term condemning it as one of the greatest mistakes in american history and gloriously declaring on t.v. channels and newspapers the country wide that it shall never be repeated again the pentagon instead wants to blow another forty nine million dollars expanding it even if you are one of the types of things that american gulags are super cool and awesome do you rea

i want to give a report on the redesign of special education service with doctor blanco and her colleagues a coupling weeks ago and she was able to give us some background and answer some questions relating to parents act saying information and navigating the system. we staffed at the information and resource conference sponsored by the support services with children with children with disabilities, we did out reach and had surveys and i was really happy to see every well and you guys supporting the pack's work. i wanted to say thank you for that as well as mentioning the pack. we had a lot of people come over to the table after you guys spoke and wanted to know a little bit more about the pack and how they can be involved so really appreciate that outreach. and also we were really glad to hear that the district echoing its commitment for equity for all students with disabilities. this allows for students with

investigators found the officer was assigned to the special services bayrou install the camera withoutpermission. police are saying the officer did not break any laws but an investigation is ongoing. still explanation as to why he placed the camera in the bathroom to begin with. the man who crashed his car can hit a city employee is facing a slew of charges including gansler and a number of traffic violations. he said he was high on drugs matt he hit and killed corso. >> one person is dead and another treated in the h ospital. meets oldles street willow way. street was shut downdfo awn for an hour. there will cause those who possess condos $32 a year. the council lowered the fees for nonprofit groups such as churches. it will pay $20 from 2000 square feet. the fees will generate $24 million for baltimore county storm water management program. carries pollution that ultimately ends up in the bay. spectatorsand searching for family members. their heartfelt reactions when return. -- when we return. ow >> this is a reminder of how vulnerable we really are. in this era of modern warfare, we