in fact local muslims here in boston say peter king is suggesting racial profiling. they tell me that they're already suffering backlash from the bombing attacks here in boston. and that peter king's comments over the weekend have just made that backlash worse. as bostonians continue to mourn and ask why, the political fight over how to prevent another attack ranges on. if you can peter king, he'll tell you forget about being politically correct. >> most muslims are outstanding people, but the threat is coming from the muslim community. just yesterday tom friedman said we must ask the question only muslims can answer. what is going on in your community that youth believes that every military action in the middle east justifies a it's coming from the community. >> reporter: king says it is imperative for police to ramp up surveillance of muslim communities. >> clearly everything that has been done in the past decade has failed. >> reporter: the director of the american islamic congress in boston. nine days after the 9/11 attacks he says he was detained by police, put

congressman peter king joins me now. congressman king, good morning to you. >> good morning, chuck. >> let me start with any information overnight that you can share with us this morning. anything you've been briefed on including how much -- how communicative is the suspect? >> really all i'm getting is the same reports that you are. that he apparently has been answering some questions in writing. that's really all i know. and i wonder how effective that would be at this stage of the interrogation. in any event, that's really all i've heard. >> let's start with this debate about whether he should get miranda rights. you don't want to see him get miranda rights at all in this stage. but two other terror suspects, high profile terror suspects, taken in the last five years, abdulmutallab, the underwear bomber and times square bomber, both talked after they were read their miranda rights. so is this really as big of an issue as you and others are making it? >> yes, it is. because, first of all, you're depending on whether or

the republican peter king had harsh words for the attorney general. tell us about it. >> that's right, good afternoon, carol. this is all about the timing of the reading to the suspect his miranda rights. the right to remain silent, the right t an attorney. since being read those rights on monday, dzhokhar tsarnaev has clammed up. he hasn't been nearly as forthcoming with information to investigators, and republicans on capitol hill, republicans like peter king, said that was a bad move reading his rights on monday and putting potentially useful information out of reach. our own brianna keilar had a chance to ask eric holder about this last night. he was making his first comments on this topic. let's listen. >> the decision to mirandize him was one that the magistrate made, and that was totally consistent with the laws we have. we had a two-day period where we were able to question him under the public safety exception. so i think everybothing was don appropriately and we got good leads. >> tt was attorney general holder making his first comments on t

authorities say there are no suspects but peter king saying there is a person at a local hospital who has come under scrutiny. >> i have heard there is someone in custody. he is being questioned and i guess the best way to describe it is a person of interest right now. >> reporter: hospitals reported seeing shrapnel wounds. >> a it will of small metal debris. some have asked if they were bbs or parts of bombs. i can't say whether it was placed there or part of the environment. >> reporter: the shrapnel is just one of the clues. >> there are fragments in the victimance in the salk and what they will be able to do is probably reconstruct the timer device, what was used and look it will tell them if someone put it together over the internet or is this a bomb maker. >> reporter: hundreds of state and federal investigators have descended on boston to figure out who built the bombs and set them off. >> federal and state and local law enforcement are coordinating closely. the fbi has taken charge of the investigation. >> reporter: this type of attack has been law enforcement's worst fear. a

peter, as always, thank you. >> meanwhile, new york republican congressman peter king is calling for more surveillance of the muslim community following the boston marathon attack. >> 99% of the muslims are outstanding americans. the fact is, that's where the threat is coming from. when the fbi went after the westies, they went after the irish community. when they went after the mafia, they went for the italian community. if you know a threat is coming from a certain community, that's where you have to look. >> congressman king went on to say, it's time to stop being, quote, politically correct. congressman, let me go ahead and get your response what we just heard from congressman king, that argument that we need to look at where the threat is coming from. >> congressman king is absolutely being disrespectful to the muslim community. what he is proposing puts a target on the backs of millions of muslims, including myself, another member of congress, numerous law enforcement officials, judges, attorneys, educators, and the like who love this country and who are helping to make this co

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authorities say there are no suspects but peter king saying there is a person at a local hospital who has come under scrutiny. >> i have heard there is someone in custody. he is being questioned and i guess the best way to describe it is a person of interest right now. >> reporter: hospitals reported seeing shrapnel wounds. >> a it will of small metal debris. some have asked if they were bbs or parts of bombs. i can't say whether it was placed there or part of the environment. >> reporter: the shrapnel is just one of the clues. >> there are fragments in the victimance in the salk and what they will be able to do is probably reconstruct the timer device, what was used and look at the components of the bomb. it will tell them if someone put it together over the internet or is this a bomb maker. >> reporter: hundreds of state and federal investigators have descended on boston to figure out who built the bombs and set them off. >> federal and state and local law enforcement are coordinating closely. the fbi has taken charge of the investigation. >> reporter: this type of attack has been l

we're going to hear more from congressman peter king by the way. he's going to join me in "the situation room" later today 5:00 p.m. eastern. we'll go in depth with him. jason collins has become the first openly gay athlete in pro sports. collins is with the washington wizards. he tells sports illustrated and i'm quoting now "i'm 34-year-old nba center. i'm black. and i'm gay." very revealing a candid interview in which he discusses coming out first to his aunt. he says her acceptance made him comfortable in his own skin. he didn't tell his twin brother until last summer. he says his twin was astounded so much for twin telepathy he's joking about that. the commissioner david stern issues a statement saying "as adam silver and i saido jason -- adam is the deputy commissioner -- we have known the collins family since jason and jarron joined the nba family in 2001 and they have been exemplary members of the nba family. jason is a widely respected player and teammate throughout his career and we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this ve

. >> reporter: but new york congressman peter king is more willing to point firngers. >> obviously it's nothing give net yet but it has all the earmarks of an al qaeda attack. it reminds me of what happened in times square in 2010. it could end up being someone else but it has all the indicators of being an al qaeda or al qaeda affiliated attack. >> reporter: for rebecca roach and all the runners who ran with full hearts and their loved ones who cheered them on it's so incomprehensible and so wrong. >> i just think it's horrendous. why? i don't understand. i can't find reason in it. >> reporter: so it was a day of he heartbreak here in boston and of heroism. bruce mendelson who is an army veteran was on the scene and responded. you were right at the finish line? >> i was in a post-race party at 667 boylston street on the third floor of a building. i was sitting on a couch. the first explosion knocked me off a couch on to the ground. i was with my brother who had just finished the marathon. i yelled at him to get all the people back away from the windows. and -- >> and you went down. >>

representative peter king from new york joins us now on the phone. congressman king, appreciate you being with us. we understand you have information that boston bombing suspects were perhaps planning something in times square. what do you know? >> yeah. i've been talking to police officials who were told that in addition to the remarks -- the general remarks that the terrorist made in the contact about a party in new york, later on in interrogation they made references to times square which police are interpreting is indicating either possible or very likely attack on times square, times square was the second phase of the attacks. now, this has been told to me by, again, police officials who have been told what happened during the interrogation, what was said during the interrogation. and that's the latest i know. i've been told by several high ranking police officials. >> i just want to be absolutely clear, is this a theory by the police that by referencing times square -- i mean, was there a specific reference to setting off explosives in times sq

congressman peter king of new york, republican. former chairman of the house homeland security committee thank you for your time. police are still going door to door in watertown. more on the manhunt for the boston bombing subjects coming up next. ♪ using telemedical and mobile technologies, verizon innovators are connecting trauma surgeons to patients in the field. helping them get the attention they need, before they even reach the hospital. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >>> welcome back to cnn's continuing coverage of the crisis in boston. the streets here are eerily empty save for the heavy presence of police who are hunting down a fugitive suspected in the bombings at the boston marathon on monday. we also know that police in new jersey are searching the apartment where the sister of dzhokhar tsarnaev reportedly lives. they're recovering items from that home. dzhokhar tsarnaev of course is the 19-year-old suspect still on the loose. we've learned on august 10

congressman peter king weighs in today. >> growing death toll. we'll have governor kyle if he agrees . criticism from republicans. economist steve forbes breaks down the numbers and what they mean for the economy . all that and school in california banning tight pants because they are distracting. i am john roberts. live from america's capitol starts now. >> we begin with breakking news out of afghanistan, six americans were killed in insurgent attacks. three u.s. service members and two u.s. civilians were killed when a suicide bomber detonated a car. another one was killed in eastern afghanistan and the latest round of violence comes as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff visits the region . that is ahead of the 2014 withdrawal . tensions running high in north and south korea . new video shows jim jong un walking with troops and shooting a gun . reports just yesterday that north korea moved the missile launchers to the coast and warned foreign diplomats to flee the country. what should the u.s. and south korea do. our next guest said they

congressman peter king is one of them. he will be here coming up martha: new reports that the suspect in the boston bombing is awake and is communicating to some extend with investigators according to these reports today. this is big news, obviously, as dzhokhar tsarnaev remains under heavy guard in the hospital since allegedly helping to execute the worst attack on american soil since 9/11. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. nice to be back with you in new york. we are a week after the bombing that killed 3 and injured 160 others. 52 remain hospitalized, including one listed in critical condition where the same hospital where the suspect is said to be recovering himself. molly line is live with more on that. what can we report about the state of this man now? >> reporter: suspect number two remaining here hospitalized at beth israel. dzhokhar tsarnaev the official word because the hospital asked the f.b.i. to give out the information is he remains in serious c

peter king, the republican congressman from new york, the chairman of the homeland security committee he's already calling for hearings in extremism in the entire muslim population. swanshe's calling for surveillance of the muslim population. this is getting ugly here where the republican party is putting out ideas to religiously profile people, it's disturbing. >> john: and we know how tough peter king has been on terrorism. >> right. >> john: you hope the bomber was a white american, and doubled down after criticized for your comments. i got what you were saying, but now what you were getting at. now that it's been revealed that they were chechen american brothers. >> when the united states face as terrorist threat that is perceived to be non-muslim american, a white american, we react as a matter of law enforcement effort. we don't necessarily collectively blame all white people. but when a terrorist threat is perceived to be a foreigner or muslim or somebody of color we tend to blame the entire group. what i said is i would prefer us not to overreact by blaming whole groups things

no question about that i think exactly because by what peter king look at that what peter king is now this has already started he's come out day one and he's saying we need more surveillance of these young muslim men how much more surveillance do you need you know and do you understand the amount of resentment and the amount of conflicted identity and crisis of their minds of these muslim youth are going through that what we're trying to do is trying to help them forge a strong muslim and an american identity we are trying to make sure that the american muslim youth believe that there should be no conflict between their pledge of allegiance to their faith and their pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america that it is a daunting task and when people and particularly strong politicians visible people in the media when they come out and make these derogatory statements as if everybody now has to stand in for the act of these two people i think they have no idea the amount of alienation that's creating and how counterproductive that is right here in america when you thi

no question about that i think exactly because by what peter king look at that what peter king is now this has already started he's come out day one and he's saying we need more surveillance of these young muslim men how much more surveillance do you need you know and do you understand the amount of resentment and the amount of conflicted identity and crisis of their minds of these muslim youth are going through that what we're trying to do is trying to help them forge a strong muslim and an american identity we're trying to make sure that the american muslim youth believe that there should be no conflict between their pledge of allegiance to their faith and their pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america that is a daunting task and then people and particularly strong politicians visible people in the media when they come out and make these derogatory statements as if everybody now has to stand in for the act of these two people i think they have no idea the amount of alienation that's creating and how counterproductive that is right here in america when you think a

no question about that i think exactly because by what peter king look at that what peter king is now this has already started he's come out day one and he's saying we need more surveillance of these young muslim men how much more surveillance do you need you know and do you understand the amount of resentment and the amount of conflicted identity and crisis of their minds of these muslim youth are going through that what we're trying to do is trying to help them forge a strong muslim and an american identity we are trying to make sure that the american muslim youth believe that there should be no conflict between their pledge of allegiance to their faith and their pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america that is a daunting task and when people and particularly strong politicians visible people in the media when they come out and make these derogatory statements as if everybody now has to stand in for the act of these two people i think they have no idea the amount of alienation that's creating and how counterproductive that is right here in america when you think

no question about that i think exactly because by what peter king look at that what peter king is now this has already started he's come out day one and he's saying we need more surveillance of these young muslim men how much more surveillance do you need you know and do you understand the amount of resentment and the amount of conflicted identity and crisis of their minds of these muslim youth are going through that what we're trying to do is trying to help them forge a strong muslim and an american identity we are trying to make sure that the american muslim youth believe that there should be no conflict between their pledge of allegiance to their faith and their pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america that is a daunting task and then people and particularly strong politicians visible people in the media when they come out and make these derogatory statements as if everybody now has to stand in for the act of these two people i think they have no idea the amount of alienation that's creating and how counterproductive that is right here in america when you think

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that debate continued yesterday between congressman peter king and keith ellison on "meet the press". >> what the nypd knew is doing in new york, with a thousand police officers focusing on this issue, knowing where the threat is coming from. now, the threat is coming to the muslim community. >> once you start saying, we're going to dragnet or surveil a community, you ignore dangerous threats that are not in that community and you go after people who don't have anything to do with it. remember, we went after a community in world war ii. and the japanese internment is a national stain on our country. and we are still apologizing for it. >>> federal authorities believe they have correctly identified the man suspected of sending letters containing poison ricin tot president, a u.s. senator, and a mississippi judge. james everett dutschke is expected to appear in court later today, charged with possessing and attempting to use ricin as a biological weapon. according to officials, the arrest took place at dutschke's home without incident. they originally arrested dutschke's online nemesis,

no question about that i think exactly because by what peter king look at that what peter king is now this has already started he's come out day one and he's saying we need more surveillance of these young muslim men how much more surveillance do you need you know and do you understand the amount of resentment and the amount of conflicted identity and crisis of their minds of these muslim youth are going through that what we're trying to do is trying to help them forge a strong muslim and an american identity we are trying to make sure that the american muslim youth believe that there should be no conflict between their pledge of allegiance to their faith and their pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america that it is a daunting task and when people and particularly strong politicians visible people in the media when they come out and make these derogatory statements as if everybody now has to stand in for the act of these two people i think they have no idea the amount of alienation that's creating and how counterproductive that is right here in america when you thi

joining me right now, republican congressman peter king. he sits on the house intelligence and home land security committees. good to see you, congressman. who do you believe here? >> the congressman is quoting from the report. i think as you go on in that report and also based on what others have said in the administration and the intelligence community, i don't believe that north korea has the ability to accurately deliver a missile. you know, they may have -- they may have mastered militarization. they still need to be concerned about stabilization and vibration as it leaves the atmosphere, re-enters the atmosphere. i don't believe they can send a stabilized missile to a target. having a nuclear weapon is dangerous enough. but as far as being able to deliver a missile, i don't believe they can. you know, we don't know for certain. all we really know is they cannot do it yet. >> are you concerned about our intelligence at although? you know, when you have the white house saying one thing, dia assessment saying another. i know that is how

peter king is moan for being outspoken. but he makes someg as much as possible about thisy, to prevent others and -- some people made mistakes here. we can't let that happen again. take responsibility. what's wrong with asking questions? >> nothing is wrong with asking a problem with the peter king or anyone asks the e to keep in mind thatr this is a u.s. citizen. had is a u.s. citizen that's innocent until proven guilty. even though the overwhelming evidence points towards him may be -- we have to treat him as a u.s. citizen. i think if you were to ask the american people that if the federal government held a u.s. citizen for two days before reading their rights if they thought that was fair or not, they would have some things -- they would have questions of themselves they would want asked as well and answered as well. i agree with everything that's coming out of the administration in terms of how this was handled. when you think about the fact for two days this person was questioned and then they were read their rights a

. >> peter king is doing monday morning quarterbacking on the talk shows appearing on fox sunday say the fbi was aware of this guy and this is the fifth case. they used incidents to cite the fbi letting people slip through their fingers like the al qaeda recruiter, the little rock shooter and the accused ft. hood killer and the alleged american pakistani terrorist so when the congressman who is in charge of the house subcommittee on terrorism is coming out critical of the fbi, doesn't that say there are shoring up opportunities that we need to take very seriously here as the homeland is the battlefield. >> the homeland is a battlefield. there are tens of thousands of people dedicated to keeping us safe. i respect congressman king. he's thoughtful. he clearly is passionate on these issues and he's well versed. we're less than three days after tsarnaev has been brought into custody and he's drawing conclusions and linkages and passing a judgment on the national law enforcement community that i find irresponsible on a monday after a friday capture. i would love to see more facts come ou

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joining me is congressman peter king. you've got your experience on the homeland security committee where you've been a leader. tell us what has to happen before republicans and democrats, because red state democrats are in the same position, they're all running scared. >> yeah. i'm working on a number of gun control measures across the board. can congressman mike thompson of california, congress woman carolyn mccarthy. background checks, straw purchases, on various aspects of the gun issue, i the fact is i find when you get to other parts of the country, you get beyond the northeast, i don't even -- there's a culture where people are very suspicious of the government getting involved in any sort of gun regulation. you mentioned on the background checks. senator schumer has been trying to work out an agreement with senator coburn and there's a real question of how much background checking you're going to have, how intrusive is the government going do get? again i support the background checks, i would vote for the legisla

and represent peter king is joining us right now. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> as you know, the north koreans have told all foreign diplomats in the north korean capital, that they should leave by this coming wednesday. they couldn't guarantee their security after that. what's the significance after this? >> it adds more uncertainty and it shows more hostility on the part of the north korean regime. and it's a whole series of decisions and actions and statements over the last several weeks or months, which is why everyone is -- in our government is concerned about that. not panicking, certainly concerned. treating it more seriously than the incidents the last several years, which occurred around this time but had a way of winding down. in this case, it appears that kim jong-un may be going out and not be able to get back in. >> are we bracing for something are dramatic wednesday, thursday or friday? this week, a critically important week? >> well, you know, it certainly could be. the fact that the plan th

a lot of people not happy with peter king's comments. aria says that peter king wanted to focus on muslim businesses and restaurants. at least he gave me a list of places to give my business to from aria. and a lot of people saying, in response to peter king, remember a lot of acts of terror that have happened in this country come domestically when you look at the bombing in atlanta, oklahoma city, abortion clinics, not necessarily the case that al-qaeda was here. >> bill: it is not necessarily the case it was domestic. we just don't know. for somebody, the chair of the homeland security committee to come out and make that accusation, i think it is irpossible. when events like this happen, i think the president showed this yesterday. maybe the number one thing a public official needs is restraint. governor of massachusetts, the mayor of boston, the police commissioner of boston, i thought they all acted very responsibly yesterday. >> pete king on fox jane harmon the former congresswoman from california on cnn, minutes after the bombing s

. >> gregg: peter king is slamming the f.b.i. for failure to stop e attack in principle because the russians timd off the f.b.i. two years ago that this kid may have been radicalized, the older brother, that is. king said, look this is fifth case he knows of in which the f.b.i. may have had some evidce but failed to properly detect it. >> i don't like to bang law enforcemen f.b.i. did a great job reasing the photos. how did his phos did not cross connect. whenhey identified those brothers, how did it not cross connect to the investigation 18 months earlier? >> gregg: they interviewed the older brother. >> and he looked the same. it wasn't like ten years ago. that was a simple connection. that would have given themhe date. >> gregg: it's inexplicable, older brother has a youtube page and jihadist videos and songs. how come the feds weren't on it? >> there a long and history of non-communication by the feds with the interagencies. boston pd the guys in the trenches should have had his photo in their cards. >> gregg: patrick, good t

joining us now, republican congressman of new york, representative peter king. >> hey, peter, so we have a lot to talk about. >> want to start with north korea. >> he always insalts me. >> he was just insulting you off air. >> we got in a big fight when he was in congress. said something about me walking bare foot in tent revivals and it was fun and it has been friendship since then. >> we love each other. >> let's start, senator feinstein yesterday was really pleased. we talked about guns. you're concerned about, obviously, post sandy hook about the need for us to have background checks on criminals and background checks on rapest s people who committed crime. but liberals have only been talking about the gun part of the equation. joe manchin said they need to talk about violence and mental health and dianne feinstein finally talking about we need to examine the violent culture. this is a big step forward. >> absolutely. to me, a key component of the violence in the country. i'm with you, i support abandoned assault weapons. remember those days? that was in the preenlightenment joe scar

republican senator peter king on "early start" this morning. what he said about the filibuster idea. >> i believe we should have universal background checks, but even if i did not support the legislation, i would say let this come to debate this is an issue which has grabbed hold of the american people. an issue which has to be resolved, and even if it doesn't go down the way i want it to, the american people are entitled to a debate and to me to use senate rules to block a debate on an issue of this importance is just wrong. >> okay, peter king isn't the only republican senator. john mccain said yes, people deserve a debate on the floor. rudy giuliani on piers morgan say yes, people deserve a debate on the floor. what is this? what is stridriving the divisio among be republican lawmakers. >> they are experiencing different pressures. rand paul from kentucky, leading the effort to have a filibuster, and on the other, have you john mccain, peter king and, of course, they there are republican who's feel that way, but maybe aren't saying it, there

the going to demand quick answers like i just said with peter king. hey, when you get briefed tomorrow we want to know tomorrow night what they are telling you about and congressman king was nice enough to commit to coming back on tomorrow night. the fbi doesn't want to say anything because they, you know, if there is five or six people involved with this, they want to trace everybody back. but the public is demanding quick answers. so the president, again, referencing libya, between a rock and a hard place here. >> he is. because, in terms of the libya investigation, months and months have passed. >> bill: nothing. >> without the u.s. being able to crack that case. as you know, at the beginning of that, after benghazi, the fbi hadn't even been to the consulate. hadn't been there for days, maybe weeks. they were very slow there. so there is going to be i object tense pressure as you say to make sure when it's on the u.s. homeland in boston, major american city they will have to work a lot faster. what i will say about the information coming out. too q

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you know, representative, you know peter king said ok, this stove top thing means it's al-qaeda da, ref steve king talked about oh, you let the immigrants in and this is what happens. >> steve king said to slow the immigration bill down. that's his reaction. >> steve king will turn around if it's a right wing and say it's a loan wolf, it doesn't have any political implications, ignore what i was saying. >> except still slow down the immigration bill. cenk: can we have a political thought about it divorced from who it is. shouldn't the reaction simply be let's find the guy and bring him to justice. >> the fact that people are pointing fingers immediately when it's anybody at this point it's terrifying for them to make bombs like this. some of the worst attacks on american soil have been by americans. when people immediately blame muslims, furthering the same causes that got us into the war in iraq, never found weapons of mass destruction, those are the first people they point fingers at. it's incredibly dangerous at this point when nobody knows anything. >> of course jim is right but it'

first of all, i want you both to listen to some of the comments this morning, by congressman, peter king, republican from new york, talking about the fbi a handing of this case. >> this is the late tefst in a series like this. now, this case with the older brother where the fbi is given information about someone as being potential terrorist. they look at them and they don't take action and they go out and they carry out murders after this. again, i'm wondering, is there something deficient there? what went wrong? >> he wants answers from the fbi. l l.z., others are making similar points. do we need to look at how the fbi is handling cases like this one? >> that's a fair question to ask. i want to be careful playing monday morning quarterback. everyone can look back now, 2020, and say everything that everybody else did wrong. september 11th is what, 11, 12 years ago now. he has only rattled off five names. i took a look at the fbi's counter terrorism website. they apprehended seven people in the month of december alone. we don't hear about that, because the terrorists are stopped before t

king, congressman peter king, chairman of the homeland security subcommittee in fact this could have affected new yorkers. this plot apparently foiled by the canadians, terrorist plot foiled by canadians did send some jitters into the markets. not tremendously so because they caught these guys in time. the again the markets are still in positive territory. liz: we were up 26 points when that news broke. you can see we didn't lose a massive amount of air here. let's get to nick on the floor of the new york stock exchange. did you hear anything about that? >> we're watching that we shaved off 10 or 15 points. obviously pretty interesting how we're holding up to the green. >> let us talk about something that will happen tomorrow, apple earnings. apple is up. some people think the stock is beaten down as far as it will go right now. >> that is very interesting. we're waiting on netflix. netflix is a winner. apple crossed the $400 mark, 402 today. hard to call a bottom. people said double down. if you owned it at 600 you must love it at 390. liz: we can't count how many people said, oh, n

what is your sense, peter king, what is your hunch? do they have something? are they close or, are they frankly a long way away at the moment? >> i would say that it will be, resolved sooner rather than later. this is going to be painstaking but at the same time we're talking experts here, atf, fbi, boston police, they are reconstructing this bomb. finding signature for it. they will find the manufacturer. they will find the dealer. from that they will be able to trace back who was the purchaser. who assembled it. who bought even though there is no suspect as far as they know right now, you have so much evidence. the combination of the components of the bomb, cereal up in members. the fact that you also have so many video cameras, so many still photos, so many iphones, we have the best of the best working on this. the fbi and atf when it comes to explosives are the best. bill: just one more question here. i don't know if this is entered into your conversations yet but do you get the sense that security will change whether it's a marathon here in boston or whe

peter king, congressman peter king says what we need, what this boston marathon attack proves is we need a more aggressive and explicit targeting investigation of america's muslim communities. would you agree with that? >> well, i certainly wouldn't say community, but we follow leads wherever those leads take us. we've been targeted 16 times, a combination of good work on part of the federal government, nypd and shear luck we haven't been attacked. we will follow wherever the leads take us, irrespective of the community we're talking about. >> but the vast majority of those attacks did come from people who would have been muslim radicals. islamic radicals? >> that's correct, yes. >> and as a result of that, the nypd had a program of listening in on mosques, infiltrating communities and last august in court testimony, however, your department asserted or acknowledged that six years of spying on muslim neighborhood neighborhoods, eavesdropping on conversations and it did not generate a single lead. >> that's incorrect. basically, and i know this is somewhat detailed, but we have a stipulat

no question about that i think exactly because by what peter king look at that what peter king is now this has already started he's come out day one and he's saying we need more surveillance of these young muslim men how much more surveillance do you need you know and do you understand the amount of resentment and the amount of conflicted identity and crisis of their minds of these muslim youth are going through that what we're trying to do is trying to help them forge a strong muslim and an american identity we are trying to make sure that the american muslim youth believe that there should be no conflict between their pledge of allegiance to their faith and their pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america that is a daunting task and when people and particularly strong politicians visible people in the media when they come out and make these derogatory statements as if everybody now has to stand in for the act of these two people i think they have no idea the amount of alienation that's creating and how counterproductive that is right here in america when you think

peter king, congressman peter king says what we need, what this boston marathon attack proves is we need a more aggressive and explicit targeting investigation of ameri america's muslim communities. would you agree with that? >> well, i certainly wouldn't say community, but we follow leads wherever those leads take us. we've been targeted 16 times, a combination of good work on part of the federal government, nypd and shear luck we haven't been attacked. we will follow wherever the leads take us, irrespective of the community we're talking about. >> but the vast majority of those attacks did come from people who would have been muslim radicals. >> that's correct, yes. >> and as a result of that, the nypd had a program of listening in on mosques, infiltrating communities and last august in court testimony, however, your department asserted or acknowledged that six years of supplying on muslim neighborhoods, eavesdropping on conversations, it did not generate a single lead. >> that's incorrect. basically, and i know this is somewhat detailed, but we have a stipulation. an agreement that's

congressman peter king of new york says he believes this gap is one of the reasons why the f-b-i's interview with tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011 didn't raise red flags, even though russia had expressed concerns about his radical views. >> "if russians had given the fbi early on the information they had, it would have been a lot different investigation." >> reporter: as more details emerge on "who knew what" about the tsarnaev brothers, ranking democrat on the house homeland security committee urges patience. >> "at this point, trying to point fingers saying the dots weren't connected, is a little bit early. let's get in, let's review it. and at some point, if there are some things we need to change, let's change them." >> reporter: while authorities piece together the case. in solidarity with the boston victims." the running community is showing support for the victims. two marathons. in madrid, spain.where nearly 200 were killed by terrorist bombs nearly a decade ago. runners and spectators observed a minute of silence to remember boston before the race start. and in oklahoma city, the site of a

peter king, congressman peter king, thank you for sharing your expertise with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> ahead on "starting point" we continue to follow this unfolding investigation of this terror attack in boston, we are tracking other developing stories. we'll talk about how the stock markets are reacting to this. will there be reverb rations? we'll tell you about it, next. >> announcer: did you know there are secret black market websites around the world that sell stolen identities? >> 30-year-old american man, excellent credit rating. >> announcer: lifelock monitors thousands of these sites 24 hours a day. and if we discover any of our members' data for sale, lifelock is there with the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. [♪...] [squealing, crash] call 1-800-lifelock or go to lifelock.com today. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "starting point." i'm john berman live in boston. we continue to cover the bombings at the boston marathon. i'm joined right now by fran townsend. cnn national security analyst, and former assi

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. >> i want to bring in congressman peter king, republican from new york and member of the house homeland security committee and of course he was also in congress during the 9/11 attacks. congressman, good morning. >> thank you, chris, for having me on. >> within the last hour here on msnbc we heard from the chairman of the intelligence committee about this. let me play what he said. >> when i was briefed by the fbi, they told me they had no knowledge of his overseas trip to the chechen region and when in fact the secretary then testifies and says that they got pings and there was a flag that went up that did indicate that he was traveling to russia and to the chechen region. that's very important because it's russian intelligence communicate warnings about this individual traveling outside of the united states to join extremist underground groups. we talked a lot about connecting the dots and stovepipes after 9/11 and here we are 12 years later, it's still not working. >> congressman king, is there a disconnect? >> it's working better than it was on 9/11 but working as well as it should.

we heard from republican peter king who responded to holder's remarks. let's listen to that. >> eric holder now said he approved that interrogation being stopped? that's absolutely disgraceful because that interrogation could have ended up saving american lives. we don't know who else was involved who was involved then who could be involved in the future. we may not know because of eric holder. >> you heard peter king not happy. this debate will not end. even though those rights were already read it was already a done deal. still people are asking questions, for instance house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers sent a letter to the justice department demanding answers to a long list of questions about how this decision was made to this subject. the story's definitely not over here. carol? >> all right, athena jones reporting live from washington this afternoon. >>> nearly two weeks after the bomb blast, dozens of people are still in the hospital. 28 victims remain in boston fewer than yesterday though. one patient is in critical condition. the l

congressman peter king of new york tells cnn the target was times square. it did not happen. they say that is because the owner of the vehicle they carjacks on thursday managed to escape. we have learned that the surviving suspect has stopped talking with investigators. he now is exercising his right to remain silent as authorities are preparing to move him from the hospital to a jail with an infirmary. ♪ america >> this is video of the ceremony where dzhokhar tsarnaev swore allegiance to the united states becoming a citizen last year on 9/11, seven months later authorities want to know what head him and his brother tack land to plant bombs at the boston marathon. their mother is afraid to come to the united states because she has an outstanding warrant for shoplifting and suggests it was stageed. >> the marathon was something like a really big place, this is paint rather than blood. >> very real investigation is moving forward. the f.b.i. is searching a landfill in massachusetts, agents are looking for discarded packaging or homemade bombs that may have been used in a test