lawmakers in both parties asking whether or not the agency did enough in ligh appart beliefs. next hour we ll put some of those questions to one of the lawmakers who sent a letter to the fbi now deing answers. that is republican peter king in new york. he is our next guest in the next hour. martha. martha: runners observing a moment of silence at the start of their race. a twitter campaign encouraged runners to place their hands over their hearts at the finish line. a very nice gesture on their part in london. the race organizers pledging $5 for every finisher to the one fund boston which will go to help some of the victims of the attacks. 52 of whom are still in the hospital today, and many of them have been released. what a beautiful sight that was in london to see that successful marathon run. gorgeous day on sunday. bill: from london back to boston the governor there in massachusetts, deval patrick
cold for the most mundane much reasons. listen up. he went over to russia butp a parently when he got on the aeroflot plane, they misspelled his name so it never went into the system that he actually went to russia. reporter: others suggested they got all the radical indock operation indoctrination around the block from their boston home. you can point to radical imams here and there they put on their facebook pages. you about the fact they lived a few blocks away from a very controversial radical mosque that has been the subject of contention and controversy for 10 years in boston. reporter: so all of this, martha, points out the importance of questioning the younger tsnaraev to the fullest extent possible. back to you. martha: they will try to do that to the best of their ability. doug, thank you. reporter: sure thing. bill: lawmakers on both sides are asking whether the fbi dropped the ball for not keeping tabs on the older brother tamerlan.
asking everyone to keep sean collier in your thoughts and prayers as rel well. martha: investigators continue their search for answers into the deadly marathon bombings new questions this morning about what this will mean for the administration overall. how washington is expected to reaccount a, what we might see as a result. joining me now fox news senior political analyst brit hume. good morning, good to see you. thank you, you too. martha: as the president looks at crafting the second term this is obviously a big event and it has raised a lot of questions about whether or not this administration has taken the war on terror at home seriously or whether they wanted to kind of push it aside and move onto other things. does this change any of that do you think? reporter: well i think it makes the hesitancy that the administration has man tested, and the president himself has manifested several times about calling something that looks for all the world like islamic terrorism, islamic
and forms ranging from al-qaida senior leadership to its affiliates and franchises to those that are inspired by al-qaida and its ideology. what we are seeing now is a bit of a hybrid of both. obviously if you have someone who has received training overseas, they are a much greater threat because they are going to have enhanced trade craft, know how to conceal their motions and movements and they are going to have familiarity both with the targets and with the adversary s objectives. we call these foreign fighters and we did a report in 2010 that actually looked a at a number of americans who traveled for jihadi conflict jones, some which were turned around, such as the times square bomber. it s hard to say it s one thing or all of the above. we ve had successes going off the leadership we have to continue doing this but we have to push back on the ideology. martha: what do you think, beared on what you ve learned so
him next hour and we re going to pick up this topic with him but when you think about the cases that he has chronicled, is he right on that? this is where i think the committees of congress, peter sits on the homeland security, you have the judiciary committee, you have the intelligence committee, all of which will play some role here in determining whether the fbi dropped the ball or didn t drop the ball. there is a fine line. if you re in america and you have a legal status you re protected by american rights. and so it is a fine line that they have to walk and we re going to have to make a determination how well they walk that line. bill: if there are other matters we ll talk about in a moment. i appreciate you sticking around. speaker boehner, more with the speaker in a moment. including lawmakers pushing harder for answers into the benghazi terror attack. what we can expect in the coming days on this topic, that will be breaking news, martha. martha: budget cuts and why your nex