migrants living underneath this bridge right now looking like a massive refugee camp. what do you think of president biden? biden? i love biden. mr. modelo microsoft, an outfit we know well. to jordanian nationals you mentioned illegally in the u.s. we confirm that attempted to reach the base in this box truck. the nypd pulled over his ford explorer over a blocked out license plate only to make a disturbing discovery. a stockpile of weapons. [unintelligible] to the border crisis the u.s. seems to be less safe as there are questions about his mental humility and the ability to defend from attack welcome everyone i sandra smith. john: friday that sounds so good i m john roberts in washington this is america reports. president biden meets with pope francis and continues talks with g7 leaders in italy we are getting new details on what prosecutors say could have been a disaster for america s biggest city. a man who reportedly expressed jihadist views was busted
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but they say saipov was likely connected to individuals who were the subjects of investigations. and they offer another clue. he was associated with isis and he was radicalized domestically. reporter: officials say saipov lived in ohio, florida, and patterson, new jersey. they aren t yet saying how or when saipov was radicalized in the u.s. what is your best take on how he was radicalized? many cases combination of online and offline. people start hanging out with like minded individuals, people who embrace isis ideology, and maybe go online to reinforce their nascent jihadist views. many cases people radicalize because they have some personal issues, whether it could be family problems or job problems. reporter: expert lorenzo vadeno says the process of becoming radicalized means spending a lot of time online. now it is apps like telegram,
investigations. and they offer another clue. he was associated with isis. and he was radicalized dom e dommestically. he has lived in ohio,florida and patterson, nnlz. they aren t saying when he was radicalized in the u.s. what s your take? many cases, it s a combination of online and offline. people start hanging out with like minded individuals. people who embrace isis ideology and they go online to reenforce their jihadist views. many cases, people radicalized because they have some personal issues. whether it could be family problems or you know, job problems. he says the process of becoming radicalized means spending a lot of time online. now it s apps like telegram and others easy to download on your phone. they re mostly encrypted and you can get all sorts of
arrived in the united states. so, she was planning an attack against america, went through a consular interview, wasn t asked any tough questions, got into the united states and went ahead with that attack. pamela brown is outfront. pamela this is shocking that she would not be asked any questions about her views, that obviously, we now know she had. especially considering that this interview back in may 22, 2014 was done in pakistan where she was born. we are learning from u.s. officials that during that interview with consular affairs, that she was not asked about her jihadist views or anything like that. now, of course, the question is even if she was, would she have said she had those views, but the fact remains that did not come up, according to sources that they were more focused on whether or not she had a legitimate relationship with farook and as it turns out, they believed that she did and therefore, she was able to get her visa. also, a state department official saying t
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