repeatedly. spent a lot of time as a teenage prosecute. what her attorney tried to argue today was that she had really become screwed up in her head in terms of relationships and that she s relationships with men made her incredibly susceptible to the kind of recruitment she had from these al qaeda folks overseas and so the judge said it was extremely serious case and may have gone through with it but nonetheless the judge could have given her life in prison and gave her just ten years. as you point out having a harsh upbringing, it seems like she was vulnerable to the type of grooming that happened to her at the exposure of this group. the federal prosecutor said the case underscores the evolving nature of the terrorist threat that we now face in this country. as we look at that, do you think the jihad jane case helps them understand homegrown terrorism in her example?
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peacefully dismantling government institutions. so far, more than 30 governors have received these letters. the fbi says they don t see them as a threat. we obviously look at these things and determine whether or not there s actually a threat contained in the letter. in this case, it does not appear to be a threat and it is more an expression, really, of first amendment rights. still, the fbi says they re concerned the group s demand could encourage others to act out violently. we have new video into our news room this morning, tens of thousands of christians tabing part in the holy fire ceremony during the easter vigil in jerusalem. they gathered around a church of the holy accesepulcher where believable crisis was buried.
virginia, duke, west virginia wins, please try not to cry. it s fox & friends. hey, good morning everybody, thanks for join us on this holiday weekend. we are in our full spring splendor as you can see. and we have so much news to get to. let s start right away with your headlines because the woman known as jihad jamie is hine bars this morning. federal prosecutors charging jamie paulin ramirez with conspiracy to provide support to terrorism. the second facing terrorism in the jihad jane case and appearing in court after flying from the u.s. to ireland where the colorado native was detained last month. she flew in with her six-year-old son who is now in custody. another woman you see here, colleen la rose, traveled to europe to support violent jihad and attend a training
from america s news headquarters, hi, i m jamie colby. right now the hunt is on for those responsible for a who are horrifying attack in iraq. gunmen dressed in iraqi military uniforms raided homes near baghdad, handcuffing and shooting 25 people execution style. five of the victims were women. most of the dead members of the so-called awakening councils. the sunni fighters who helped change the course of the war by turning against al-qaeda. new developments in the so-called jihad jane case. authorities filing terrorism charges against another american, jamie paulen ramirez, aka jihad jamie. she was detained in ireland as authorities investigated an alleged plot to kill a swedish cartoonist.