in dagestan, an inferno. moments earlier, a female suicide bomber noechb here as a black widow detonated a bomb at a police check point. minutes later, another blast. the following day revealed the horror. the black widow s brother driving a car bomb blew this truck apart. callous timing killing emergency service workers just as they arrived to put out the flames. a brutal conflict spilling over from neighboring chechnya as tamerlan tsarnaev visited his parents here last year. this is the same spot here. according to local journalists, for a while, police were too afraid to patrol. russel kadye, v, tells me russian authorities are handling the female bombers all wrong. it is a problem that s been
a brutal conflict spilling over from neighboring chechnya as tamerlan tsarnaev visited his parenthere last year. this is the same spot here. according to local journalists, for a while, police were too afraid to patrol. russel kadye, v, tells me russian authorities are handling the female bombers all wrong. it is a problem that s been around over a decade. involving wives of rebel forces. when a woman s husband is dead, she has no rights. she can t have a lover or boyfriend. she can t make any decisions. that s why, if she s rely joyce, she becomes an easy target for suicide recruiters. finally, in 2002, they took
chechnya one disturbing trend, in that part they actually have a for them there. they re called black widows named that way because some are wives of insurgents killed by government forces who themselves then take up the cause and become suicide bombers. nic robertson is in dagestan with an outfront investigation. reporter: in dagestan s capital last may, an inferno. moments earlier, a female suicide bomber known here as a black widow detonated a bomb at a police checkpoint. minutes later, another blast. the following day reveals the full horror. the black widow s brother, driving a car bomb blew this fire truck apart. callous timing killing the emergency service workers just as they arrived to put out the flames. a brutal conflict spilling over from neighboring chechnya playing out as tamerlan tsarnaev
where the relationship was between israel and the administration. the u.s. ambassador well, between mr. netanyahu, the u.s. ambassador, myself. that caused serious problems. that political rift is more serious than even the cooperation between the military and intelligence. because of that, they ll have to make decisions based on what they see their threat posed to israel. so you have egypt that has put tanks in the sinai and politically expressed an interest in doing away with the peace treaty with israel, and we haven t really pushed, i don t think, hard enough on that. we haven t done anything to get all their tanks out of the sinai in violation of the peace treaty. so israel looks at it from well, i ve got problems in egypt, they used to be a reliable partner for peace, not sure now. hezbollah, 30,000 missiles, they are engaged in syria. you can see that conflict spilling over into lebanon, causes them huge problems. oh, and by the way, did we tell you, iran seems to be pushi
latest developments in syria and today s veto of the u.n. resolution by russia and china, susan rice, ambassador to the united nations, joining us from new york. thank you very much, madam ambassador. first of all, your reaction to this third triple veto, for the third time, by russia and china. well, it s outrageous, and what it does is consign the people of syria to continued and intensified conflict and risks this conflict spilling further over into the region. the russians and chinese decided yet again that they would rather protect assad to the bitter end, even though the bitter end is coming and this is manifestly not in their long-term interests. rather than support the united nations mission, support what joint special envoy annan and secretary general of the united nations ban urged the council to do which was to make it clear there will be consequences on the government for its failure to implement its commitments. and instead they vetoed yet