Homeland security secretary 'monitoring the terrorist attack' against marchers for Israeli hostages
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is 'monitoring the terrorist attack' in Boulder, Colorado. Boulder police say people were 'set on fire' at a march for Israeli hostages in Gaza. Several people are injured in this 'targeted' attack. At least one person is critically injured, two senior law enforcement officials tell NBC News.
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