gagliano and we have charles ramsey. you ll remember him, the police chief in washington, d.c. we also have him as the police commissioner in philadelphia, okay? so you remember charles ramsey from these situations. charles ramsey, it s good to have you. jim, once again, we re standing side by side, trying to make sense of a situation that makes no sense. there are some different features this time, most notably, what we see with weapons, access to weapons, and then the explosives. is that how you size it up? sure. the case has some parallels, obviously to columbine, which happened 19 years ago last month. we understand there might have been a pressure cooker device as well as part-tiipe bomb, which used in 1999. the second part of this was weaponry. we can look at things like universal background checks, raising the age. doesn t matter here. he was a 17-year-old kid who got access to his father s
of explosives and the issue of did he have accomplices? on the explosives they have found some explosive devices at his house. i would describe them as unsophisticated. things like a molotov cocktail and something a pressure cooker device but i don t know that it was fully assembled. the devices at the school, we have been told for several hours, were two people pipe bombs but we don t believe any of the devices went off today. none of the injuries that we have heard of are all gun shot wounds. several students said they heard loud booms. remember, he had a shotgun. if you fire that inside a building it is going to make a loud. it will make an echo and reverberate. and sound different than someone firing a pistol or even a rifle. one thing that s unusual about this is that it doesn t have many of the hallmarks of previous school shootings in that it is not a person that
david drujean, was killed in july. there s no official but if true, his killing would be considered by the u.s. and its coalition partners a major, major get. across the nation, people are remembering those who lost their lives at the deadliest attack on american soil. now the fbi has arrested a florida man for planning an attack at a memorial in missouri. officials say joshua goldberg has been charged with providing bomb-making information to an informant with the intention of planting a pressure cooker device at an event in kansas city. while it s a stark remind err terror threat still exists in the united states, it also underscores the fact that u.s. intelligence to file these kinds of possible attacks has improved. the republican chairman of the house homeland security committee, texas congressman mike mccall, is joining us. thank you for joining us on this important day 14 years after the
o detonate a bomb in the united states. in the 29-page complaint, the u.s. attorney details how the women allegedly expressed their support for violent jihad. prosecutors say the women researched and acquired materials needed to make various types of bombs, including vert leiser a pressure cooker device and multiple propane tanks which authorities say siddiqui kept in her apartment building. my client will enter a plea of not guilty even when there s an indictment. she and i will address everything in the courtroom where it belongs. reporter: authorities say the suspects were not after civilians but instead the police and military even taking inspiration from the funeral of slain police officer rafael
did this when she could do it at home. she s now in jail along with her former roommate. here is cnn s jason carol in new york. prosecutors say the women researched and acquires material including fertilizer, a pressure cooker device and multiple propane tanks which were kept in her apartment building. my client will enter a plea of not guilty even when there is an indictment and she and i will