for six months last year outside the u.s. governor ridge. you know, the promise and hope for all immigrants is evidenced by his uncle who passionately condemned the action of his nephews. there s part of the family that was assimilated. and you just don t know, and perhaps trying to rationalize the irrational. trying to think, what could get inside your head? you go from a war-torn area in russia, you re a chech yan. tla there s been tough military action. you flee that environment. you come into the united states. you go to school. you get a scholarship. you have friends. but somewhere in that leadened, deadened heart, head of yours, it s still not good enough. there is a cause that s more important, not survival, and i m
0 with police overnight. the records that have, that explain to us is that he traveled last year, over six-month period, out of the united states. he flew out of new york on january 12th, 2012, to moscow and returned on july 17th, 2012. and whether he was visiting relatives, we re told he does have family there. but at the same time, they want to know whether he went for any sort of terror training during those travels. a couple of other points that highlight how these two brothers were not on the radar screen of law enforcement until after the bombings at the marathon. and that s because on these travel documents, for this older brother, he s listed as a person or instrument that may pose a threat to the security of the united states. and that that is posted on the documents this morning. at 6:00 a.m. for the younger brother, it says, he s a known or suspected terrorist. and their associates, facilitators and family members also placed this morning at 6:29 a.m. so it shows how quickly