the mass shooting on a new york city subway is now in custody, charged with a federal terror charge. frank james, 62 years old, accused of boarding a manhattan-bound train, dead nating smoke bombs and then firing 3 times, shooting ten people. more than a dozen others injured, as well, and remarkably, everyone surviving this. police say he then jumped onto another train leaving that station. they were trying to get passengers to safety quickly. they had no idea he got on that train, too. 1:42 p.m. today, they arrested him in new york s east village. tonight, frank james has now been transferred to federal custody, charged with committing a terrorist act on a mass transit system. surveillance images and social media are being pieced together, telling the story of what this suspect is accused of doing. police say this surveillance showing frank james walking toward the subway before the attack. and of course, the terrifying images you ve seen of the smoke pouring out of the train as passe
say drove an suv into a mall in a chicago suburb is now charged with terrorism. prosecutors say he did research before the attack. we reported on this when it happened last month, in schaumburg, illinois. 20 miles or so northwest of downtown chicago. the suspect ram to the suv into the mall and drove more than halfway through the building for the vehicle got stuck. in the days leading up to this, the suspect did more than 120 internet searches about the mall including stores inside and street and aerial views. no one was seriously hurt but the scene made people hysterical, that s a quote. the suspect s attorney told the chicago sun-times that the terror charge was a little aggressive because nobody was targeted. the judge denied the request for bail calling him a danger to the community. and casey anthony is considering having another baby, eight years after a jury acquitted her of murder in the death of her
this in the law enforcement realm as the boom. prior to the boom are all the pre-attack indicators, the things that go into preparing and planning for the event. right of boom is now the aftermath, how do we go forward with the prosecution and change our laws to try and fix this and make sure it doesn t happen again. from the left of boom perspective, that s where the problem is. right of boom, this guy is going to go away for life and there s a great possibility he s going to get the death penalty. but how do we change the laws left of boom to make sure that we are attacking this from the same way that we attack it with isis and groups like that? you bring up such a great point because in this country based on the laws that went into effect after september 11th, international terrorism is approached differently. there is no domestic terror charge as we know. but you could be in let s say an isis chat room and be charged. you could be in a white supremacist chat room and not be. so t