susan candiotti, can you hear me? okay. susan candiotti not there. let's go back to gabe. gabe, there were reports earlier that a second individual had been apprehended. can you shed some light on that? you also said that a police officer told you to presume that that second individual was not apprehended. explain exactly what happened there. >> right. it's a little confusing, as you can imagine. i'd say shortly after the first individual was apprehended, put away in his vehicle, the police came out -- police spokesperson came out and told us, were giving us instructions where we should be and where a possible press location was going to be -- press command center would be set up. then somebody asked if these were the individuals involved in the bombing on monday. he would not answer that question directly. somebody asked if he had -- if these people had thrown explosives during this chase that ended in watertown. he did say that the explosive -- that they suspected that the explosive devices were used against police officers during this chase. he would not confirm -- he c

susan candiotti, what are you hearing? i'm not hear susan candiotti. we'll work -- so, susan candiotti not there right now. juliette kayyem, what are you hearing from individuals in law enforcement this evening, if anything, about what's going on? and what would be a reason there would be somebody taking a picture of the first suspect as we heard gabe ramirez reporting, that the first individual who was arrested, the one who was told to take off his clothes, presumably out of precaution the individual had explosives on him or something dangerous on his person, why would a picture be taken of this individual? >> right. well, because to either confirm or deny what everyone is worried about right now. and so it's just -- this would be sort of smart policing, the typical policing. is this related to the two men whose pictures we saw at 5:00 today? so, we're in the sort of verification/confirmation stage right now. and -- and we will see there it is. the eyewitness accounts are that right now. they want solid confirmation before they come out with anything,

john. >> susan candiotti. thank you. the unexploded bombs, there could be several of them. they could be a treasure trove. >>> it is very much a crime scene, i should tell you, in boston this morning. a large swath of the street, boylston street, two blocks behind me, we are expecting that to be closed this morning. it will be largely empty so that the police, the fbi can continue to do their work. the bombings there are the domp nant story not gist here but around the world. this event really draws people from all around the globe. let's take a look at some of the front pages this morning. the washington post has a bold headline, it says an acts of terror. the houston chronicle talking about a father and daughter who ran the race say seconds may have saved families. the telegraph says the clock shows 4:09:44 then the shock wave hit. london has a marathon this weekend. police are taking another look at their security plan right now to see if they need to make any other changes before that race begins. you'll want to stay with cnn throughout the morning for the most comprehe

cnn's susan candiotti 7, i think, capturedly the feeling best. >> the streets are empty. it's ear. it's as though a bomb had dropped somewhere. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well said. that's cnn susan candiotti reporting live from no-(bleep)ylvania. ( laughter ) ( applause ) they finally caught white hat guy hiding in a boat, and he's been formally charged. the question is how should the united states respond to this act of terror? where should we strike back? well, let's review what we know. they are muslims. they are brothers. which makes them the muslim brotherhood. ( laughter ). that means egypt. ( laughter ) then again, they are from chechnya, a federal republic of the russian federation located in the caucasuses mountains, which makes these terrorists caucasians. ( laughter ). so be on the lookout for caucasian males with dark hair and anger issue, and i believe we have a computer composite. ( laughter ) yes. ( applause ) that is the face of evil! ( laughter ) now, so many people out there confuse chesh 93 with the czech republic, but the czech ambassador to the u.s. released a s

>> susan candiotti, thank you. they're looking for the public's help, but also the insignia, the pieces that says 6l on this container, which stands for 6 liter, figuring out who makes this brand and where it could have been bought. coming up, we will talk to robert mcfadden about the security issues here surrounding this particular sort of device. he's a senior official with the ncis, the naval criminal investigative service. >> many developments to tell you about. this morning we're learning more about those who lost their lives in this tragic event. 2,000 people turned out last night for a candlelight vigil paying tribute to one of the youngest victims. pamela brown is here with that part of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. an outpouring of support for the family of martin richard last night. one of the many ways boston is coming together to show their respect and honor the victims of monday's tragedy as the city tries to pick up the pieces. >> reporter: an outpouring of raw emotion from a com

susan candiotti was right there. susan? >> alison, the nra 500 at the texas motor speedway about politics or pure sport? for some, the answer is up for grabs. it's race day and the action is heating up. along with a cookout grill, as fans get revved up for the big event. the nra a 500. but the race and the national race and rifle association have chris murphy worked up. >> nascar and fox should have been more sensitive to the families and the community of newtown and stayed out of this debate. >> reporter: he is upset nascar signed off on the nra sponsorship negotiated by the texas motor speedway, especially now, when gun control legislation is about to be debated. >> they could have found another sponsor for this race. they could have waited until after the debate to have the nra sponsor a race. just really poor timing. >> reporter: nascar says the nra began brokering the deal with the speedway before the newtown shootings. after 26 children and teachers were killed, nascar donated money to newtown. and at the daytona 500

candiotti in watertown as well, thank you, susan. appreciate your reporting. the father of the tsarnaev brothers stands by their innocence. the suspect's uncle says it's now time for dzhokhar to seek forgiveness. he sat down with cnn for an exclusive interview and also spoke about the older brother. >> he used his younger brother. he wasted his life. i understand he did not -- he messed up his own. i don't know what was going on there. but he messed up his life. that's why he decided to take lives of innocent people. i may believe he has been full of evil, maybe he has been himself as evil, he turned to be an evil, even if there's hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> well, first of all, they are looking for a time sequence and looking for moment of explosion to the corralled moment there and preceding time and it is temporal, and this i

cnn's susan candiotti 7, i think, capturedly the feeling best. >> the streets are empty. it's eerie. it's as though a bomb had dropped somewhere. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well said. that's cnn susan candiotti reporting live from no-(bleep)ylvania. ( laughter ) ( applause ) they finally caught white hat guy hiding in a boat, and he's been formally charged. the question is how should the united states respond to this act of terror? where should we strike back? well, let's review what we know. they are muslims. they are brothers. which makes them the muslim brotherhood. ( laughter ). that means egypt. ( laughter ) then again, they are from chechnya, a federal republic of the russian federation located in the caucasus mountains, which makes these terrorists caucasians. ( laughter ). so be on the lookout for caucasian males with dark hair and anger issues, and i believe we have a computer composite. ( laughter ) yes. ( applause ) that is the face of evil! ( laughter ) now, so many people out there confuse chechnya with the czech republic, but the czech ambassador to the u.s. r

susan candiotti, as you know, is in watertown. susan, what are you seeing right now? >> well, at the moment just a little while ago a few moments ago, this city bus pulled up and about -- maybe ten or so police officers got off the bus. now you can see them walking by it, getting back on. just a bit in front of it you can see those lights flashing. that is an ambulance that pulled up about 10, 15 minutes ago. and it's been sitting there ever since. in the meantime, we've seen a helicopter go by. but you see a number of police officers sort of in a stand by mode. i think that's the best way to describe it. i don't see any guns drawn in this direction. yes, we're still seeing an occasional squad car go by or unmarked vehicle with the lights going. for the most part, there are groups of officers standing over here, for example, either getting instructions, from time to time you see them checking their radios or talking on the telephone. it's as though they're getting updates as to what the situation is. we're not getting any information on this end. so we're only left to

susan candiotti reporting live from massachusetts this afternoon. another startling find and authorities found something and you won't believe what it is, part of an air liner's landing gear wedged between two buildings at ground zero. the new york city police department announced it is likely from one of the hijacked planes flown into the twin towers and it can't say which one. the question is how did it get there and why it was just found now? alina cho is in new york. >> it is such an amazing discovery on so many different levels. here is what happened. it all started on wednesday morning when surveyors were here looking through the backyard of this building behind me. they were looking to do construction work, and they stumbled upon what they call a mechanical part. they didn't know what it was. upon closer examination they were able to see a boeing serial i.d. number and it was at that point they realized it was likely the landing gear from one of the hijacked plane that is crashed into the twin towers on 9/11. an amazing november for two reaso

susan candiotti is told that tamerlan may have been involved in drug dealing. susan also reporting tonight that investigators have identified the shadowy figure, misha, who may have helped radicalize the older brother, that's the concrete, now a hypothetical. would things have happened differently if the bombers had been targeting new york? some experts say yes. mary snow will explain why right now. >> reporter: a show of police force that's now a routine drill in new york city in the wake of september 11th. all of it viewed back at police headquarters in a command center very few civilians are ever allowed to see. it's part of an antiterrorism initiative put in place by new york police commissioner ray kelly. >> are you aware of any other police department that has this extensive technology? >> no. no. you know, people understandably don't see themselves threatened as we do. >> reporter: but there are some things in this nerve center we're not allowed to show you, like the electronic board constantly updating with police alerts about criminal and suspicious ac

susan candiotti is told that tamerlan may have been involved in drug dealing. susan also reporting tonight that investigators have identified the shadowy figure, misha, who may have helped radicalize the older brother, that's the concrete, now a hypothetical. would things have happened differently if the bombers had been targeting new york? some experts say yes. mary snow will explain why right now. >> reporter: a show of police force that's now a routine drill in new york city in the wake of september 11th. all of it viewed back at police headquarters in a command center very few civilians are ever allowed to see. it's part of an antiterrorism initiative put in place by new york police commissioner ray kelly. >> are you aware of any other police department that has this extensive technology? >> no. no. you know, people understandably don't see themselves threatened as we do. >> reporter: but there are some things in this nerve center we're not allowed to show you, like the electronic board constantly updating with police alerts about criminal and suspicious ac

this is according to cnn's susan candiotti. local and state police, as well as firefighters, came in here yesterday, starting at around 5:00 p.m. again, here for eight hours. in an apartment on the fifth floor, we are told. we saw authorities bringing out boxes from that apartment. at one point, a state police officer brought in what looked like some sort of equipment, but right now authorities telling us that at this point, that no arrests have been made, that no one is in custody. we did speak to residents here at this apartment complex. they tell us that all they could really say was that there was just a lot of authorities here yesterday. that it's a bit of a scary situation for them to imagine that there might be a person of interest that was living here at this apartment complex. according to reports, the person that lived in the apartment that authorities were searching is a man of saudi descent who is here on a student visa. of course working to confirm all of this information with authorities. >> all right, pamela. tha

also what we've learned from susan candiotti. what we've learned is he's had wounds to his throat and also, this is very, very important, it's intubated and sedated. somewhat that means is he has a tube going down his throat that's attached to a ventlator that breathes for him. that doesn't mean he can't believe on his own. often doctors will put them on a ventilator because it takes the strain away. as you said earlier, this explains why the governor has said that he can't communicate right now, injuries to the throat, sedated and intubated. don? >> elizabeth, give us an update on the bombing survivors. how many are still in the hospital at this point? >> reporter: there are at least 57 bombing survivors still in hospitals around the boston area. two in critical condition. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you very much. we appreciate your reporting. we want to go back now to watertown and cnn's susan candiotti. susan, that street is still an active crime scene. how long will investigators be there and what are they doing? >> certainly

susan candiotti is standing outside the hospital. what do we know about his condition this morning? >> hi, john, good morning to you. because officials tell us he has these throat injuries and because of what you mentioned as well, that means he simply can't talk to investigators, even if they wanted to. or even if he wanted to. so now they have to sit and wait to see if his medical condition improves and if so, when that will be. this is a concern for vergs because they are trying to find out as much information as they can get about what he and his brother were up to, how long they had been planning it and this is how the governor weighs in on that. >> i think all of the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions and those questions need to be answered. >> in the meantime, prosecutors are working on putting together their terrorism case against him. it's possible they might have charges ready today, but there's certainly no hurry to get him into court obviously because of his medical condition. john?

our susan candiotti there. we know that after boston the tsarnaev brothers also planned to attack new york, according to investigators. so far dzhokhar tsarnaev says they worked alone but that may not be true. congressson mike rodgers is chairman of the house intelligence committee said this to "the boston herald" there are clearly more persons of interest and they're not 100% sure if there aren't other explosives. rogers also had critical words about the decision to mirandize the bombing suspect when it happened next to his hospital bed, dzhokhar tsarnaev, this is several days after his capture. athena jones joining us from washington this morning. good morning. talk to me about what more we know about that decision to read those miranda rights to dzhokhar tsarnaev when that happened. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. well we know that congressman rogers certainly wants to know more about the decision leading up to those rights being read because we know the suspect has become a lot less talkative after hearin

susan candiotti. watertown, massachusetts. >> authorities continue to dig into the accused boston bomber's past. some are now connecting them to the islamic community. muslim leaders have condemned the attack and say the bombing's have created a tense environment for many american muslims. while authorities have not released any information linking the alleged attack to religion, american muslims fear that the minds of some are already made up. >> it is a unique thing being a minority within the united states. it is not often like a when a white christian blows something up. and it is a fine line, there is a feeling of dread we're hoping they're not muslim. however, in the bay area we have some reports of hate incidents. fortunately, nothing has escalated to violence with people being confronted to that because of their apparent".their apparent religion." >> zarha goes on to say that muslims like herself, who are civil rights lawers, doctors and teachers are representatives of the larger american musl

>> susan candiotti, stand by for a moment. we're awaiting an interview i'm about to have with the father of these two suspects in the boston marathon bombing. he's in dagestan right now in russia. we're hoping to connect with him momentarily, get his perspective on the allegations against his two sons, one of whom is now dead. the other is the subject of an almost unprecedented manhunt in the boston area right now. we'll speak to anzor tsarnaev shortly here on cnn. drew griffin of cnn's special investigations unit is in watertown. he was there last night during the bloody events and is joining us from there. what is going on from your perspective, drew? >> reporter: i'm on the other side of where susan candiotti is and i can just report to you an incredible amount of police activity and an expanding perimeter as we drove in we were trying to get closer to this location where i'm at. it seemed like the perimeter kept expanding. the roads being blocked off. and as we were passing through you could look down the roads and, wolf,

a lawful officer told susan candiotti he had been shot in the neck. it's not clear if that came in the thursday night to friday morning shoot-out he was involved in with his brother or during the friday evening take-down when he was finally captured. but those are some of the reasons maybe they could not level formal charges against him tonight. that could come in the coming days. >> so talk about the bombs, brian. you've learn ed something about where they came from. >> that's right. susan candiotti has spoken with a lawful official familiar with the investigation. the thinking is the bomb components were bought by the suspects locally, somewhere here in the boston area. that of course is going to be the subject of an intense part of this investigation. where they got the bomb components, how they put together these bombs allegedly, and just kind of tracing all the roots of that back to the sources. now they believe those sources are probably here in the boston area. now as for the guns, this official told susan that the guns came from somewhere else

thank you very much, susan candiotti. >> something like 2,000 tips coming in worldwide, but to her point on the pressure cooker, i was reading this morning not only the bb-like projectiles and nails puncturing skin and muscle, it was found embedded in some of these buildings. >> we are just a block away from the site where this all went down. those pictures we just showed you, brand new overnight. >>> coming up in the next half hour, we'll speak with robert mcfadden, a security analyst, former senior official of ncis, the naval criminal investigative service. >>> this morning the city of boston here is united in grief for the three people killed in monday's marathon bombing. look at these pictures. thousands of people turning out for a vigil last night, paying tribute to one of the youngest victims. cnn's pamela brown is here with that part of the story. good morning. >> good morning. what an amazing turnout there. as you could see, an outpouring of support of the family for martin richard. one of the many ways the community of boston is coming together to pay respects to the victims. an

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now he is shuting down and susan candiotti is in massachusetts where dzhokhar is being held. what are you hearing about the unwillingness now to talk to investigators? >> reporter: well, here'shat we're hearing, don. we are hearing from -- this is coming to us from a u.s. law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation with whom i've been in touch with from the very beginning and is this. he has been talking, he had been talking quite a lot before he was read his rights. before he was mirandized and received a lot of helpful information, a lot of information and tips and leads to work with. since he was read his rights, however, he hasn't said anything substanti substantive. according to the source, they have a lot to work with and by reading the rights after he was formally charged, it is not according to this official hindering their investigation, don. >> for the laptop, suzanne, that is just wrapped up. what led authorities to believe his computer was dumped and do we know if they found anything on it? >> reporter: well, according to my source, they were led

susan candiotti, thank you. really appreciate it. >>> joining us now is a cnn contractor and a "boston globe" columnist with a rich, long history in homeland security. i know you've been up most of the night. what are you hearing this morning? >> hearing both the response and the effects of the prompts probably protected the crime scene. i think that is important. this is a crime scene. it is closed off. if you had all the runners coming through, it would have been messed up a little bit. so there is a lot of praise on that end. the fbi is leading. this is clearly an act of terror. we don't know what kind of act of terror. this is what the fbi is for. this is a federal crime. and the targeting of civilians is a federal crime. the fact they're taking lead says nothing more than they're just going to have jurisdiction. but they're clearly working with people like he had davis, the boston police department and state officials in terms of gathering information. this is now a management challenge. you have so much in

susan candiotti is going to join us live now. what do you know about his condition, susan? >> good morning, zoraida, because of those injuries to his throat investigators are unable to speak with him at the present time because he can't talk. but they'd like to because they have so many questions to find out. they figure he has a lot of secrets to tell them. even if suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev wanted to cooperate with the fbi, he couldn't. sources tell cnn because of injuries to his throat, the 19-year-old suspected terrorist bomber cannot talk yet. he's intu baited and sedated. >> hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. and those questions need to be answered. >> in this photograph taken right after his arrest, the college student's neck area appears covered with blood. the younger brother's escape was busted when a man found him hiding in his backyard boat. a series of thermal images taken by a state police helicopter shows a white image of an object projecting heat. and another still photo you can make out the suspect's f

a source tells law enforcement source tells susan candiotti that according to the video surveillance, the two suspects stayed at the scene of the crime. they stayed and watched the crowd, they made sure the bombs went off, and then they walked away casually. this is one of the things that may have been of interest to law enforcement when they figured out who in fact they were looking for, is the behavior of these individuals as they walked away from the crowd. the law enforcement source also says that there is another video of one of the suspects leaving his bag at the scene, but that video has not been released, and this source says that's because they feared what might happen to that suspect if anybody were to come in contact with him. i don't personally understand that explanation entirely, but that's the reason that this law enforcement source said, that that video was not released. in any case, the bigger point here is that these two individuals, their behavior was they stuck around, they watched, they wanted to make sure that the bombs went off and then they walked away casually

susan candiotti in new york on the line. what have you been hearing, susan? >> reporter: michael a federal law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation is telling us that investigators now believe that one of the bombs appears to have been placed inside a metal pressure cooker that was hidden inside a backpack. so inside a metal pressure cooker, hidden inside a backpack. this, again, has to do with what at least one of the bombs that was found. you'll remember that we have been reporting that law enforcement authorities had issued a bulletin to other investigators to be on the lookout for someone who might have been carrying a black backpack in the area of the explosions right before they occurred. so this might go hand in hand with that. we also heard governor deval patrick of massachusetts announce not long ago that there were two bombs and two bombs only. he went on to say that another device that had been found or a suspicious package, rather, that had been found, was blown up as a precautionary measure. so he said they're working with two

susan candiotti, as well. there are a lot of moving parts, obviously, to this investigation. you know how up and down this has been. joining me now is a very busy man, he's about to come here, the governor of massachusetts, governor deval patrick, he's getting his mic on. we did, as i said, anticipate a press conference at the top of the 8:00 hour. but, again, that was unexpectedly stopped. governor, how are you? >> sorry for the technical difficulty. >> no problems, live television. there is a lot, obviously, going on in this investigation. there is a lot you probably cannot talk about or do not want to publicly talk about, so i'm not going to press you. but i do want to ask, is there anything about the investigation that you can tell people that you want people to know. >> i can tell you and everyone that it's a thorough investigation, very methodical, and they make progress every hour and every day. but it's going to take time. you know, this is a -- this is a crime scene that's several blocks, and they're going through it quarter-inch and square-inch by square-inch. and b

. >> we return to susan candiotti. susan, you're on the ground there. the mood seems to be one of great relief and celebration. >> oh, it's jubilation here. what a sea change in attitude here. earlier in this day, it was like a ghost town. it was an eerie feeling, very surreal, and now as soon as word came that the suspect was in custody, cheers erupted and they're still cheering. hear it now. every time they see a police car going by, you hear the reaction. it's cheers, it's smiles. they're loving this, every time an ambulance was going by and they're going back, you could see the police officers also shaking hands with each other. as soon as we got word that the suspect had been captured. and now, applause all the way around. every time they see a police officer go by, that must be a very good feeling for them that they were successful in bringing this suspect into custody. piers? >> let me go to drew griffin. he's about a block away from you. drew, the mood there i would imagine is also one of great relief. >> total, total relief. the people who have

and we have susan candiotti and more on scene. susan is standing with me. tell me exactly how it happened. when i hear about that, that they had a hnelicopter and saw the thermal imaging, it is incredible how they did this. >> amazing. even the minutes leading up to, it standing right on this spot. when the first gunshots were heard and then all of a sudden, all of a sudden you saw building -- you saw police vans going by, and going -- they were going by so quickly that the back doors were flapping open, and it looked as though the s.w.a.t. team had to hold on for dear life. they went zipping over to the scene. then yes, it all happened because someone saw something and said something. noticed that tarp. it looked unusual. they were out for a walk, saw the blood. they used a robot, you know, using modern technology, to remove the tarp. imagine that. and then from up ahead, massachusetts state police used thermal imaging to determine that in fact there was someone in there. they brought in flash bangs at one point where you pop, you make a noise to see if th

again, susan candiotti was just telling us, again, susan, i'm sorry. i was reading that e-mail. i know you said it was in a triangular area but can you give a sense in blocks about how far away, what i'm trying to establish is how far he may have gone after that shootout early morning to the location where he is believed to be now. do we know about how far? >> i think it's around a mile or less than that. but i'm not absolutely sure about that. but that's what i keep directing you to. drew might know the answer. i just wanted to add with the questioning of other people, remember, late this afternoon we were also told that so far, they had no evidence of any accomplices, no evidence of it so far. but obviously as part of the investigation, they certainly want to talk to whoever knows him, who hung out with him, friends of his, to see what information they could gather. obviously they are also trying to track down where he was. >> susan, also, it was reported several hours ago that police did confirm they found a number of homemade, described as homemade explosive devices in vario

cnn national correspondent, susan candiotti spoke to anderson cooper about the investigation. >> the leads to search the landfill for that laptop computer came not only from the suspect himself, the young man that is now hospitalized, but others who according to this official may have had knowledge of its whereabouts or may have played a role in ditching it, getting rid of it after the bombing. and there is evidence that leads that tamerlan, the older brother, may have been involved in drug dealing. they are looking into whether he may have supported himself through drug dealing. if they can find that laptop anderson in this landfill after it had been ditched somewhere, you know, like a dumpster that eventually made it to the landfill, if they can get into that, they can find out things like e-mails and contacts and schedules and instructions. so much other information about how this plot may have come together. >> i understand you have new information about how the bombs were made or constructed? >> the belief number one is that both brothers had a remote device to blow up each of t

our susan candiotti is covering every angle of the investigation. susan? >> hi, john. when you think back of how quickly things have come together, one thing that comes to mind is this. how modern technology really helped investigators at every step along the way during the manhunt. we had the isolation of the still photographs of the two suspects that they issued to the public, issued to the world. and then, of course, we learned this. how after that carjacking on friday night and the alleged victim left behind a cell phone, that was in the car, that is how investigators were able to follow the ping of the cell phone in order to locate the two suspects in watertown. but right now all eyes are on the remaining suspect who is still alive dzhokhar tsarnaev. as investigators try to find out what secrets he holds. even if suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev wanted to cooperate with the fbi, he couldn't. sources tell cnn because of injuries to his throat the 19-year-old suspected bomb r can't talk yet. he's intubated and sedated. >> all the law enforcement professionals are hoping fo

susan candiotti in ft. worth, texas. thank you. >>> tiger woods will start the masters today with a two-stroke penalty against him. penalized for taking an illegal ball drop on the 15th hole yesterday. woods is the world's number one golfer. we'll take you live to augusta at the bottom of the hour. >>> of all of the things that could happen as the lakers fight for a spot in the nba playoffs, their leader, kobe bryant, goes down with a possible torn achilles tendon. he could be out three months to a year. an mri is scheduled for today. he fought back tears when he explained to reporters how bad he hurt his leg. >> i was just hoping it wasn't what i knew it was. just trying to walk it off hoping that the sensation would come back but no such luck. >> what was that sensation? >> i had no achilles. that's the sensation. >>> lakers fans aren't the only ones disappointed so are the dodgers fans. zach greinke is out with a broken collar bone after a player charged the mound. >>> brainwashed since birth. a north korean defector

susan candiotti, live in massachusetts where dzhokhar tsarnaev is being held now. susan, what is happening with the boat that dzhokhar used as his backyard hideout during the manhunt? >> reporter: hi, don. you and i were talking about this one week ago tonight. at that time, the fbi was still working on collecting evidence from that boat. now we understand as of yesterday that work was completed. imagine they were working on it all that time, collecting evidence. now it has been moved to a storage facility with other evidence that may be used at trial, don. >> so susan, he is in the prison medical center. what do you know about his condition and reports he is now unwilling to communicate with authorities? >> reporter: they're not saying much of anything this day, only confirming that he's there. we did learn in the last 24 hours the degree of the kind of security he has. he is being held with about 30 other inmates in a special area of the medical center, reserved for those who need higher security. beyond that we know that he's in a cell that's quite plain and com

joining me now is susan candiotti and joe johns in washington. both have been working their sources. susan, you got new information about the behavior of the suspects. what is it? >> reporter: that's right, anderson. as chilling this is to watch the video moments before the bombing and to see these two suspects walking down the sidewalk but we're wondering about when it happened and afterwards. a federal law enforcement told me and shared this information with me and he said they acted differently than anyone else. they stood and they watched and after it happened he said they casually walked away. it's almost unfathomable when that happened, when all of the other people were running around and attending to casualties, these people just turn around and casually walked away. anderson? >> and a lot of attention is being paid to what the suspects are wearing in both images. both are wearing baseball caps, certainly not unusual in boston. what are you hearing about that? >> reporter: that's right. these baseball caps -- look, we're all staring at the

latest on this, susan candiotti, susan, what do you know? >> reporter: hi, don. first of all, let's remember the sheriff here, sheriff eugene crum here in mingo county, who 24 hours ago was sitting in his marked car eating lunch where i'm standing here, someone approached the car, pointed a gun inside the window, and shot him at point-blank range. he took two shots to the head and died. now, the suspect, as you indicated, is in custody. he's currently hospitalized after police caught up with him and shot at him after they said he drew a gun on him. we do know this, after he was arrested, he said something to investigators, they are not revealing what it was that he said, but it could possibly help us understand what motive might have been in play here. we also do know this, he is currently on a ventilator, authorities have not been able to speak with him again because of that. also, i just spoke with the mother of this suspect, who, of course, is hospitalized. the mother tells me very tearfully, in her words, i just don't understand what happened. she said that h

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susan candiotti reporting live from massachusetts. at the prison where the suspect is now being held. also harsh words today for attorney general eric holder and his handling of the bombing athenaones in washington at the wte house. the republican peter king had harsh words for the attorney general. tell us about it. >> that's right, good afternoon, carol. this is all about the timing of the reading to the suspect his miranda rights. the right to remain silent, the right t an attorney. since being read those rights on monday, dzhokhar tsarnaev has clammed up. he hasn't been nearly as forthcoming with information to investigators, and republicans on capitol hill, republicans like peter king, said that was a bad move reading his rights on monday and putting potentially useful information out of reach. our own brianna keilar had a chance to ask eric holder about this last night. he was making his first comments on this topic. let's listen. >> the decision to mirandize him was one that the magistrate made, and that was totally consistent

our susan candiotti citing a law enforcement official with knowledge of the case saying dzhokhar tsarnaev was shot in the side of the neck. unclear whether that came during friday night's takedown of him when he was captured or shootout he and his brother had thursday night into friday morning with police in the streets of watertown. right now no charges were filed today. we heard rumblings there may be charges filed today. ended up not being the case, don. maybe in the next couple of days. >> all right. let's talk about the bombs. you have learned something new, something about where they came from, brian. >> reporter: that's right. our susan candiotti citing a law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation says the current thinking right now, don, is the two suspects bought the bomb components locally. somewhere here in the boston area. but that they got the guns from somewhere else. this official emphasizing that the gun traces are under way right now. and so that part of the investigation is continuing. but they say they bought the bomb components, the current thinking i

first, to susan candiotti in boston. another potential breakthrough for ininvestigatorininvestigato. tonight, you have new information about specific evidence in the case. >> that's right. we're learni ining about a new that at least one fingerprint has been found on one of those bombs that was used during the boston marathon. now, at last word, there is no information about to whom that belongs, but of course, this could be a key piece of evidence for investigators as they put together their case. also at last check, we don't have any word as to whether there's been a match about that female dna that was also found on a part of one of the pressure cooker bombs. still looking into that as well, but that of course is another important piece of evidence, erin. >> and going to be crucial as we're awaiting that dna evidence to come back. i also know there has been talk about whether there's any potential conversations, discussions going on between prosecutors and the defense at this point about the punishment that will be ou

let's head to massachusetts and susan candiotti. bring us up to date. >> reporter: hi carol. i'm outside the federal medical facility where the suspect is being held at this time. as we are, we can tell you this -- questions continue to swirl around the russians' wiretapping the mother of the bombing suspects. sources with knowledge of the investigation tell cnn that the russians were eavesdropping on the mother of the suspects in this case in early 2011 including a phone call from one of the brothers to the mother who was in russia at the time. however, we don't know the specifics of that phone call. we are told accor sources that the subject was jihad but it was very vague. so were they talking about a religious struggle were they talking about specifics of an attack woe don't know nor do we know carol, why the russians were wiretapping the mother at that time. and what other details might they have had. and for how long were they wiretapping, which brings us another point -- why did the russians wait until just a few days ago to share this information with the fbi. carol?