Homegrown terrorism

The case against suspected jihadists in North Carolina is a startling reminder that terrorism can grow on American soil. Mitch Silber of the New York Police Department joins The Takeaway with tips on how to recognize terrorism.

The New York Times’ Campbell Robertson joins The Takeaway from North Carolina, where he is reporting on the story of Daniel Boyd, two of his grown children and four others, all arrested on charges of conspiring to advance terror abroad.

Federal agents in North Carolina arrested Daniel Boyd, his two grown sons, and four other men on suspicion of terrorist activity. For more, The Takeaway talks to North Carolina Public Radio’s Dave Dewitt and the New America Foundation’s Peter Bergen.

India is on high alert this week as the country marks the one year anniversary of strikes that paralyzed Mumbai last year. In the second part of her series, Miranda Kennedy reports on the growing alienation of Mumbai’s Muslims.

Chaos and confusion in Mumbai has made it difficult to get solid information about the attackers. A previously unknown militant group has claimed responsibility. The World’s Matthew Bell reports.