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Turkey / Angela von Barron / FBI / ISIS #1179025

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Aug 23, 2016
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Terrorism is being investigated as a possible motive in a weekend knife attack in Virginia. Chip Reid reports federal agents want to find out whether the suspect might have been inspired by ISIS. In the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains and far southwest Virginia, people in Roanoke County say they never expected an ISIS inspired attack here. But the FBI is now investigating a gruesome stabbing at this apartment complex as a possible act of terror and have charged a 20 year old Wasil Farooqui in...
Reporter(s):
Chip Reid
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00:01:47

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