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James Woolsey, former CIA director, discusses the ideological impulses behind terrorist targets.
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John Timoney, former Miami police chief, provides a profile of terrorists and terrorist pods and the techniques law enforcement uses to keep them under surveillance and eventually catch them. And, CNBC's Scott Cohn reports the latest details on the police investigation in Boston.
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Art Hogan, Lazard, discusses the difficult time he had getting into his Boston office today, as police urge people to stay at home.
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Chuck Pena, Independent Institute senior fellow, weighs in on the "technical know-how" the suspects acquired in carrying out the Boston attack, and whether there are other people involved in the plot.
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The "Squawk Box" news team, along with NBC News, report Watertown is in lockdown as police search door-to-door for the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.
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The "Squawk Box" news team, along with NBC News, report police are warning Watertown residents to stay inside and not answer their doors, as they search for the second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Roger Cressey, former member of the U.S. National Security Council, predicts law enforcement officials will capture the bomb suspect "very, very quickly." And, he also addresses whether there is a "domestic component" in the attack.
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Jeff Lanza, former FBI Agent, told CNBC the Boston bombing suspects may have acted alone, but "my thought is there is other people involved from a direction standpoint."
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CNBC's Scott Cohn reports the latest detail on the Boston bombings case. As one suspect is killed and the other remains at large.
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Discussing the investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, with Chris Swecker, Former FBI assistant director; Philip Mudd, New America Foundation; and Andrew McCarthy, Former Federal prosecutor.
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NBC's Jonathan Vigliotti reports the latest in the Boston marathon bombings investigation; and Chris Swecker, Former FBI assistant director; Philip Mudd, New America Foundation; and Andrew McCarthy, Former Federal prosecutor
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CHICAGO, April 18- Heavy rains and flooding brought havoc to the Chicago area on Thursday, shutting expressways, delaying commuter trains, cancelling flights, flooding basements and closing many suburban schools. The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings lasting into the evening for the entire Chicago area.
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The FBI is enlisting the public to help them identify 2 suspects in the Boston marathon bombings, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.
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FBI Special Agent Richard DesLauriers revealed photos and video footage of the 2 suspects in the Boston bombings. NBC's Brian Williams and Pete Williams, offer insight.
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In this news conference, the FBI asks for the public's help to identify two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings. Anyone with any information is asked to call 1-800-CALL-FBI (8:04)
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Officials in Texas fear the death toll will rise as they search the rubble of a fertilizer plant devastated by an earthquake-size explosion. The blast also leveled dozens of homes.
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In less than two hours we expect a crucial news conference from the FBI, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.
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CNBC's Carl Quintanilla reports the latest details on yesterday's deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant in Texas. And, a look at how the fertlizer stocks are reacting today, with CNBC's Josh Lipton.
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While authorities search for two men seen on camera just before the bombs went off on Monday; President Obama and other leaders attend an interfaith service in honor of the victims, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.
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CNBC's Scott Cohn reports President Obama will attend the "Healing Our City" memorial today in Boston, as law officials continue to hunt for a man seen in a department store video.