dzhokar tsarnaev. last night he and his brother, according to authorities, were involved in a firefight with police. the brother was killed. dzhokar tsarnaev has been the subject of one of the most intense manhunts in modern american history. don dahler is in the neighborhood now. and, don, what are you seeing? what are you hearing? >> reporter: seeing a lot of movement down at the end of the street, scott. a lot of these investigation that were down there with their lights flashing are moving out in different directions. i heard the same audio that you did was cheer that came up with that word came out on the scanner. and of course, just as you said, have of we have confirmed from a law enforcement source that the person on the boat is in custody, but they have not identified that person. i have to tell you, i was thinking about the people in this neighborhood as we were watching this happen, how many people must be terrified sitting in their house all day long, while the lockdown was under way. and h

and 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev. the older brother got out of the car, parentally ready to go down and take others with him. we're told he was wearing explosives and a trigger. his younger brother, in a car, ran over him and then escaped. 900 police officers were immobilized. >> this is my home and it's scary to think of your homes alike a war zone almost. >> around 4:00 a.m., authorities released a new photo of dzhokar tsarnaev parentally taken from a convenience store camera. >> there's a manhunt under way. public schools and university like harvard and m.i.t. closed. trains, subways, ordered to stay put. an historic city in danger and in fear. >> we believe this to be a terrorist. >> reporter: brian todd, cnn, boston. >>> all of this ended with dzhokar tsarnaev on a boat and this is a photo of that moment. he was on a boat on a trailer. we know that he had taken shelter inside that boat when he was spotted by a neighbor. that neighbor called police. that's when the tactical squad loved. we knew he had been wounded

his younger brother dzhokar tsarnaev is due on foot and a manhunt has been intense throughout the day and to this very hour and door-to-door searches taking place across the region as they have all day long. blackhawk helicopters descending upon the region along with the national guard aiding in the search that is so far not yielding any results. train service in boston is suspended and businesses are told to remain closed the boston bruins and red sox canceled their games for tonight and the search goes on for one of the terrorist who is armed and dangerous looking to kill even more americans. we begin in watertown massachusetts where moments ago shots were fired we are of life from the scene with the very latest. >> in the last five or six minutes shots were heard with the massive police response and armored personnel carriers, a s.w.a.t. teams and ambulance as well as dozens of police cars screaming down the street police helicopter up in the air this occurred half an hour after the police and governor patrick ended a police conference admitting it seems that dzhokar tsarnaev got a

dzhokar tsarnaev. he and his brother, it appears, we believe, a shootout with the police in the wee hours of the morning. and last night. that resulted in the death of his older brother, 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev. dzhokar appears to be in the boat in the back of that house. now that boat is on fire. there is tremendous amount of police presence. that convergent intensified in just the last hour in the wake of a police press conference lifting the request for people to stay inside and just a little bit after that, a rush of police into the area and an explosion of gunfire. joining us on the phone is rebecca kraeger. he backyard looks into the yard where everything is happening. rebecca with, can you tell me what you're seeing? >> right now i'm seeing a lot of flashing lights from police cars. i'm hearing a lot of helicopters overhead, i think. right now, there's a house blocking where the house with the boat is. but i can see a lot of police officers roaming around. and it's scary. there's a lot goi

the intense manhunt for dzhokar tsarnaev came to a close. hours after his older brother was killed in a shootout. they discovered him hiding and bleeding in a boat. >> we have a movement in the boat. >> in an exclusive interview with abc news, a neighbor of the boat owner described the chaos. >> had been yelling, joe, get out, get out. >> he is unable to communicate with a heavy police presence surrounding his hospital room. >> we have a million questions and those questions need to be answered. >> the brothers came to the u.s. and became athletes and attended top boston schools. then after spending several months in russia, tamerian urged jihad and dzhokar tsarnaev posted anti-american tweets. the people of boston are finally >> we're going to get right back up again. >> in a sign of unity today, the entire crowd at red sox game they sang the national anthem together. >> katie: we're learning more tonight about what it took to track down the suspect. five-day nightmare ended when dzhokar tsarnaev was found in a boat of a watertownhome. the

, camina a la recta final de la maratón a las 2 y 45 el sospechoso número 2, dzhokar tsarnáev y hermano menor, se ve cuando tiene el pulgar derecho bajo la manija de su mochila y 15 minutos más adelante se ve cuando pone su mochila en el pavimento, después se ve a la gente reaccionando a la explosión y él se ve solo y calmado el hermano menor deja la mochila abandonada, también el fbi publica videos de los sospechosos, en ese mismo día, se recibe el reporte que un hombre se robó un automóvil en cambridge, massachusetts, tamerlan tsarnáev resultó herido y murió, así como un policía después de un enfrentamiento, la policía encontró al acusado escondido dentro de un barco, el acusado tenía heridas en la cabeza, cuello, piernas y las manos. >>> los cargos son federales y tienen como posible sentencia la pena de muerte, dzhokar tsarnáev también podría enfrentar cargos por el homicidio del policía después del enfrentamiento, el cargo no se incluyó. >>> hay muchas preguntas y misterio, qué se sabe de este hombre. >>> maría elena salinas, lo cierto es que nadie ha habla

it's definitely going to speed up people's recovery w everything they have. >> as you memgd dzhokar tsarnaev is recovering this morning. he is 40 miles outside the city of boston at a federal medical facility. depending on the level of security, inmates do not have access to tv. they do not have access to radios. their cells can be monitored on surveillance cameras 24 hours a day. lastly, all indications are that the two brothers acted alone, but still many questions do remain this morning. what if any help they received. back to you. >> eric: we'll be talking to the next hour about peter king and memorial was incredibly moving. there was a police officer standing there in front of forum and he is being thanked, people shaking his hand. they all appreciate it. david lee, thank you so much. >> they say he has not provided any substantial information less cooperative how does the investigation move forward. joining me how is former deputy assistant of. thank you for joining us. >> heather: we were talking about this federal medical detention center where tsarnaev is being held. it's about 45 m

in watertown, where dzhokar tsarnaev was captured eight days ago, investigators towed away the boat where he had been hiding. police now say the 19-year-old did not have a weapon and did not shoot himself or at police before his arrest. tsarnaev is now being held at a federal prison hospital 40 miles from boston. tributes to bomb victims continued today. eight-year-old martin richard, who was killed in the marathon attack, was honored in dorchester where he played little league. it was the first day of the season. the town's firefighters all wore shirts with his name and age. 30 people remain in the hospital tonight. jim, one of them is in critical condition. >> axelrod: elaine quijano in boston for us tonight, thank you. supreme court justice steven breyer is in a washington hospital tonight recovering from a broken shelter. the 74-year-old justice fell off his bicycle yesterday. a spokeswoman says i expected to make a full recovery. in the midwest, a cycle of torrential storms is sending rivers over their banks. the flooding started last week along the mississippi, illinois, and red riv

they show dzhokar tsarnaev wounded and widing in a boat just moments before he was captured yesterday. ♪ sweet caroline. >> neil diamond sang his "sweet caroline" a song sung at red sox home games. a sense of pride and loss emanated from the crowd. ama daetz joins us live from boston tonight with the story of a city's strength. >> ama: i'm standing here at one of the barricades on boylston street, and just to my right here is the area that been shut down all week after the bombings monday morning. today, saturday, boston is coming back alive, now that the second beening suspect has been captured. >> won't you join us as we observe a moment of silence. >> after a solemn moment at fenway park honoring the victims of the bombings, the red sox and told the world and their fans they're were finished living in fear. less than 24 hours ago it was a much different feeling. as the intense manhunt for the second bombing suspect came a close. hours after dzhokar's older brother was killed in a shootout, resident discovered the 19-year-old hiding and bleeding in his boat. >> radio: we have move

that american citizen, dzhokar tsarnaev, has been apprehended. after a firefight parentally with the police in the wee hours of the morning, possibly there all day, underneath that tarp bleeding. taken alive, in custody, by federal officials now. joining us now is nbc correspondent kate snow from watertown. i can't imagine what the mood is like right there, kate. >> reporter: it's calming down at this hour. but a couple hours ago web there were people cheering, talking about the boston police and cheering them on as they drove by. every time a unit would go by, there would be an eruption. i think it's just a sense of relief tonight. as you can imagine, it's been tense. last night, that shooting that you mentioned erupted on the quiet streets of watertown. people watched out their window as gunmen were fighting with police, shots were ringing out, 200 rounds went down. i talked to people today who had children around who were protecting themselves, hiding under tables. it was a very, very tense situation and this morning, everyone was put on lockd

tsarnáev respondió con una ráfaga de tiros, la policía respondió y aunque el propósito era capturarlo con vida fue llvo entonces, al hospital. >>> la fiscal del estado dice que su trabajo no termina y que la investigación continúa >>> el gobernador de massachusetts se mostró agradecido, el presidente barack obama dice que se investigará lo sucedido mientras el presidente obama. >>> los hermanos aproximadamente a la media noche robaron un auto y provocaron una persecuciÓn policial. >>> a la madrugada escuchamos sirenas y habÍa como 50 autos de la policÍa siguiendo a alguien, minutos despuÉs escuchamos una explosiÓn y rÁfagas de armas de fuego. uno de los sospechosos estaba mal herido, y es que el hombre de 26 aÑos tenÍa explosivos adheridos al cuerpo y un instrumento detonador. >>> se siguen investigando ria tres personas, que podrÍan tener un nexo con los dos hermanos. >>> natalia, ¿sabemos mÁs sobre la salud de esa persona? >>> si enrique, lo que se sabe es que fue trasladado a un hospital y estÁ en estado serio, quizÁs prontamente puedan interrogarlo, hay muchas pre

hat are you hearing about the condition of dzhokar tsarnaev? >> reporter: well, he's not in good shape. he lost a lot of blood. he has a bullet wound to what appears to be the back of his neck and another to... to his leg. but that bullet wound is actually pretty intriguing to investigators. of course, he and his brother were in a big shoot-out, but they're saying that that wound to the back of the neck is very possibly a suicide attempt. they say it appears from the wound that he might have stuck a iun in his mouth and fired and hetually just went out the back outhis neck without killing him. that's one of the reasons he's unable to communicate. ut he can understand what they're saying, and they believe dhere's going to be a point where he'll be able to talk to anem. >> axelrod: so, he may have tried to kill himself. if he does recover to the point where he can communicate, what t investigators hope to learn? >> reporter: well, they need to know three primary things, and 'ley'll have a universe of questions after that. but the primary things a

>> dzhokar tsarnáev el segundo sospechoso de las explosiones de boston fue arrestado vivo, está en malas condiciones, y está vivo después de un operativo que duró aproximadamente 18 horas, cientos de agentes de la policía, del fbi y también del atf fueron parte del operativo en una casa en watertown, donde le dueño de un bote, estacionado en la parte trasera de una casa alertó a las autoridades que había visto un hombre, por lo que las autoridades lograron la aprehensión, así que inmediatamente después las autoridades lograron el arresto, es la información que tenemos desde boston. >>> muchas gracias, enrique acevedo, el presidente barack obama aseguró esta noche que estados unidos está en deuda con los agentes y el pueblo de boston, obama se comprometió a buscar respuestas por los motivos del atentado,el mandatario también dijo que con la captura del segundo sospechoso se cierra un capítulo de esta historia. >>> y también con la captura del segundo sospechoso, ahora la situación está centrada en el terrorismo en chechenia. >>> ha comenzado una nueva era en el terrori

tamerlan tsarnaev and dzhokar tsarnaev had a pressure cooker bomb and 5 pipe bombs left over from the boston marathon bombings. new york mayor michael bloomberg said this information came from hospital interrogations of the younger brother, dzhokar tsarnaev. >> he told the fbi he and his brother intended to drive to new york and designate additional explosives in times square. >> dzhokar tsarnaev had been questioned for 16 hours before receiving his miranda warning. from that point on he remained silent. >> more developments in the boston marathon bombings. in the investigation. searchers went through a landfill in massachusetts. media reports say they are looking for receipts or packages from ammunition purchases of parts of homemade bombs. the fbi director traveled to boston and met with members working on the investigation. and the father of the suspects say he will be in the u.s. to visit his son. >>> the boy from martinez who was injured in the boston marathon bombings today visited the site of the attacks. he and his parents returned to boylston street. you see he managed to sta

background screening. >> megyn: dzhokar tsarnaev who did not raise the red flag with the f.b.i. other he was a family member and who was granted citizenship. this is the man we're looking at right now they say placed the bomb next to the little eight-year-old boy martin. he was granted citizenship in a terrible twist in this case on 9/11 of last year. 9/11 he takes an oath to protect and defend our constitution. within a year and a half later he is planning a terrorist attack and 19 months later he is carrying it out. that is the argument on the other side. >> yep, what is happening labor unions specifically they got a raw deal in this thing. as usually is the case inside the democratic coalition, they usually eat last, they don't like the legislation if they start to see rebellion on the right as conservatives say, i don't want to do this. this is too risky, terrorism, you will see labor unions start to break away. senators like barack obama killed immigration reform at the behest of labor unions and that could happen again. >> megyn: so some people will use it an excuse to pus

bombing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev. hull of a boat where he was boat's owner. another picture captures the police's camera-rigged robot going into the boat revealing the suspect's hiding space. police say. with the help of these photos, they were able to apprehend the severely injured suspect. >> the ambulance stopped and the paramedics came out and i handed the child to him. and i said that he has a head injury. >> this fall helped reassure that he was okay. the first responders and ordinary citizens that were also stepping up. >> you were one of the pictures of heroism with the cover of time magazine. >> it was more than just me. and the boston police department at district 4. and there were plenty of people that helped. >> off our hats off to the officers and all the first responders. that is it for kron 4 news weekend this sunday thank you for watching. we will see you next saturday morning. and also tonight at 8:00 p.m.. ♪

the 19 year-old dzhokar tsarnaev i want to keep him, live. to try to disorient him instead of trying to kill him. they are certainly concerned about the gas tank in that boat and also concerned about explosives with a suicide vest. they have shown a propensity to use explosives. and overnight, the suspect number one, the brother of the died had charged law-enforcement. and he also had an explosive device and was used and that did not injure any officers. and that is where we stand right now. it is looking like there could be smoke coming from the fire. we will have to wait and get confirmation. >> pam: police seem to be close to getting an haa rest- - this is a delicate situation because this is a densely populated neighborhood. and they're close to or to getting if an arrest.. the police are doing as much as they can to get the people out. nonetheless, how much of an area could be impacted is still very sensitive in a delicate operation. justine? >> i am just reading that the fbi hostage has arrived. it is full of police officers, buses full

, hay 3 hermanos, tamerlan tsarnaev, alina, que tiene 22 años y luego venia dzhokar tsarnaev de 19 años de edad, pero fijense, si las cifras que tenemos son correctas, la familia llegó a los estados unidos en el año 2002, pero fue un proceso larguisimo, complicado, los niños, tamerlan tsarnaev, y dzhokar tsarnaev nacieron en chechenia, una republica separatista de rusia que tuvo violentos enfrentamientos con los rusos, surge en un contexto mucho mayor de la desintegracion de la unión sovietica, se van como refugiados, porque había una guerra entre los chechenios que buscan la independencia, se van a kirghistan, es una de las varias republicas que se crean bajo la desintegracion de la unión sovietica, después e van a estudiar a rusia, en dagestan, y después llegan a los estados unidos en el año 2002, a que edad, tamerlan tsarnaev llega cuando tenía 15 años de edad a los estados unidos, y el más pequeño, dzhokar tsarnaev llega cuando tenía 8 años de edad, es decir tienen ellos en los estados unidos por lo menos 11 años, la gran pregunta es, porque reaccionan de esta anera,

a cutback could impact the defense for suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokar tsarnaev. >> the bay area muslim community condemned the boston marathon attacks. ♪ >> protesters were in and around san francisco's civic center plaza to demand justice against dzhokar and tamerlan tsarnaev. marchers called the brothers radicals and -- >> the boston marathon attack, muslims believe in peace and we're here to spread our message that any kind of violence is unacceptable and we condemn it. >> the protests called attention to the ongoing persecution of shia muslims in several countries. >>> it will be two weeks ago tomorrow when two bombs exploded during the boston marathon. tonight, there's a in rink until the investigation of the crime. when one of the suspects was on the phone with his mother, they weren't the only ones on the line. here's the story. >> the reasons unknown russian intelligence was wire tapping a telephone call between tamerlan tsarnaev and his mother, in 2011. and whatever they overheard, it was enough to ask the tows investigate him. it may have to do with a six-month

second suspect in the boston marathon bombings off the streets and in custody. 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat last night arrested after boston and suburbs were put on day long lock down. more than a million residents told to stay inside as they went door to door searching for the suspect. >> i was cooped up in my house for the last 24 hours wondering if the guy was in my backyard, in my garage or in my neighborhood. >> and he was. cowering bleeding after a shootout with police. his co-conspire terrify was dead. had he executed an m.i.t. officer and led employs a wild chase. an ethnic chechnyan who lived here got away but not for long. his arrest was operationed by the president. >> we have closed an important chapter in this tragedy. >> and by this community still in mourning. >> it brings a sigh of relief and it allows us to start the healing process. >> dzhokar tsarnaev he was listed in serious condition. we don't know the extent of his injuries but they were bad enough that investigators were unable to question him about his motive. >>> an odd twist in thursday's

dzhokar tsarnaev is the suspect that law enforcement is zeroing in on. right now on the telephone with me is emma gilligan, associate professor at the university of connecticut, author of "terror in chechnya." both suspects, of course, identified by law enforcement officials as brothers from chechnya. the surviving suspect living in cambridge, massachusetts. emma, thanks for joining us. >> you're very welcome. good afternoon. >> what can you tell us about the terror in chechnya to give us more insight into what is behind this horrific development in boston? >> well, it's difficult to know, isn't it, whether there is a political and ideological connection to the events in chechnya over the past 20 years, but, essentially, we have the radicalization of a nationalist movement in chechnya, and that radicalization has taken on, i guess, a more islamic front and the desire to create an islamic state from the black to the caspian sea. so that has evolved over a period of 15 to 60 years and the radical movement within the broader separatist movement has really b

greta: after a massive manhunt police tracking down dzhokar tsarnaev to a boat in the backyard. how did they do it? mark furman joins uss it is always fun to see the police almost to a surgical operation he is in custody and alive and question him to figure out his motives but it was a great operation to night? >> it certainly was. most of my questions as the perimeter was set up is was that large enough and was he able to get outside the perimeter and was there enough personnel tutsi-led off? the answer to both is yes. i have a feeling he got as far as he could until the perimeter started to close and then he found the boat. greta: i understand that the bombing was planned obviously they had to make the bomb and figure out a way to deliver and drop them and get out of there but then they stuck around. this is their neighborhood and a city and ttey never left and that is baffling. >> i would agree and i don't suspect we could answer that question. i and my sure he will but if you look at the evidence they did not apply all of the items that the marathon is a lie suspected anothe

what was notable that dzhokar tsarnaev gave interrogators, she didn't seem surprised. her first call was a call, i can't believe it was you. her first call was to say they are on to you. >> megyn: basically giving him a heads out, get out of dodge is the working theory. >>> right, exactly. i don't know if she said exactly that to get going. we do know that after that phone call, it set in motion a sees of events including a convenience store robbery. including the killing of the m.i.t. police officer the carjacking and all these things that led to the death of tamerlan tsarnaev and the apprehension of dzhokar tsarnaev >> megyn: do we believe they are looking into her as a potential accessory or accomplice. this mother knew that he was radicalized and got married to her in 2010. they have a three-year-old daughter. it's very hard to believe she had no idea that her lawyer says she worked 80 hours a week and never saw the guy as he was taking care of their child? >> that a convenient argument. that an argument a defense lawyer to make inhis circumstance. certainly it's t

teams converged on dzhokar tsarnaev's hiding place last night. he climbed into a family's boat that was in the family's backyard after a shootout with police happened about 1:30 a.m. thursday night into friday that left his brother dead. whole day the police searched where the younger brother was. when this particular homeowner went outside of his house, he noticed blood on his boat. that is when he lifted the tarp and saw what looked like a crumpled body. his frantic 911 call triggering a massive police response that ended in the suspect's capture. he was captured alive. george lives a few doors down from where dzhokar tsarnaev was hiding. he joins us now by phone. george, amazing to talk to you. thank you so much. what was the first word that you had from the boat and homeowner we're talking about that he had found dzhokar tsarnaev? >> well, it was about 6:00 and i was out in the yard and grandkids and enjoying the last part of the day. i looked over and i saw my neighbor on the porch. it was a police officer holding him. he had a gray sweater

now that dzhokar tsarnaev is in custody the world is waiting to see what's next for the 19-year-old. stacey cohan has the very >> reporter: a five-day nightmare for the entire boston area concluded friday night as 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev was found and captured -- from his hiding place -- a boat in the backyard of a watertown home. >> we had a couple thousand police officers on scene. we had tactical people to close the scene down and secure it. we took our time to make sure that everyone was safe >> reporter: police launched a massive manhunt late thursday -- chasing dzhokar and his brother tamerlan tsarnaev -- who later died in a shootout with police. when dzhokar was found -- the bloodied man initially refused to come out of the boat. >> we could tell he was alive and moving and began negotiations that way and over a long period of time we were able to get him to >> reporter: the suspect was rushed to the hospital and watertown residents gathered in the enforcement today, the suspect's uncle is urging his nephew to be honest and tell authorities everything >> i'm relieved that

. >> and the younger brother at large, dzhokar tsarnaev, mr. mayor, what's your sense in terms of those working with him? we have been talking about the possibility of accomplices. what do you think? could this have been undertaken just these two individuals, or would your gut say there are others involved? >> i doubt it's just the two of them. i don't expect it's a big organization. i don't expect that this is, you know, some kind of gigantic organization we're dealing with, but i do think it's more than two people. it seems to me they had an awful lot available to them when they were captured. he's involved in something now where it seems to me he's probably getting some kind of help. i think you would have to go on the premise that there's a small organization supporting them. and it would be better to go on that premise than to assume that there isn't. >> if that's right, there has to be then a series of parallel investigations that are going on. obviously, there's a lot of people being brought to bear. you've now dealt with a number of ter

authorities are have not released but the 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev setting his backpack down and quickly moving away. police commissioner says they were probably planning more attacks. >> had other explosives. they detonated those explosives at the scene of the arrest and shootout in watertown. we feel they had plans to use those explosives. >> they say the brothers did not have permits to carry guns. police are not sure if either applied to own a gun. >>> in san francisco, 3,000 runners raced through the presidio during tight security. one of today's runners was at boston marathon. scott described what happened after he finished that race. >> i finished in two hours and 44 minutes and went to the finish line to cheer like i always do, but i couldn't get near. so i walked a couple blocks to get a beer and that is when i heard and the whole world just changed. >> he plans to run in the boston marathon next year. >>> in the north bay in ross a special run will honor the bombing victims. they will leave from ross park to do a 2.6 mile run. after the run they will have the opportunit

it has been less than a week since i-- well, we nabbed alleged boston bomber dzhokar tsarnaev. am i pronouncing that correctly? >> the "d" is silent. >> thank you d-django. the f.b.i. and the boston police did a her oak job catching the chechen terrorist after he tried to escape on a landlocked boat. ( laughter ). but now our secret chechen president has screwed the whole thing up. >> dzhokar tsarnaev has told f.b.i. agents about his role in the bombings but was we've just learned he did so before being advised of his moosh rights. >> investigators say the surviving bomb suspect has now stopped talking to them after he was read his miranda rights. >> stephen: no! why did we read him his miranda rights? if anything we should have read him his samantha rights. you give him three cosmos, and, girlfriend, he starts to dish. now, now he knows he has the right to remain silent, and things were going so well. right, "fox & friends"? >> turns out the bombing suspect in boston was singing like a canary until the judge showed up. and read him his rights. >> so before he was read his righ

what did you see as the police cordon began to tighten around dzhokar tsarnaev? >> well, i was there at 1:30 this morning. i live in watertown. we started blocking off streets. but there weren't a lot of police and they kept moving back and forth trying to cover one street and then the other. i got down to within a few houses of where the shooting had taken place. there was a bit of confusion, at least they didn't seem to know what was going on. they told me to get out of area. they were -- they told me to shut off the phone. they were afraid it was going to ignite an ied if they were in the area. it progressed to the lockdown of the whole city and boston and they set up a press area in one of shopping mauls here and -- malls here and starting to bring in massive amounts of law enforcement, 1,000, maybe 1500 people there and 200 or 300 reporters. a lot of trucks settling. and then it started to getting to a drone. we kept on delays in press conferences and then you couldn't ask questions. they would just read statements. they had the governor there, the mayor the

the five-day nightmare ended last night when dzhokar tsarnaev was found in the back of a boat in the back yard of a home. when he was found he initially refused to come out of the boat. >> you could tell he was alive and moving, and we began the negotiations that way, and over a long period of time we were able to finally get him to surrender. >> in an expliews -- exclusive interview, neighbor of towboat owner, described the chaos. >> yelling: get out, get out, get out. >> the suspect was rushed to the hospital and watertown residents gathered in the streets streetsr the law enforcement. >>> the younger brother remains in the hospital right now. 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev is in serious bit stable condition. authorities say he is unlikely to be able to communicate yet. >> the fbi has updated his wanted poster to say, captured, under his picture. a public defender will represent him in court. he is expected to be charged under federal law, which means he could face the death penalty, and will also be questioned without having miranda rights read to hem. authorities invoked a rare pub

taking 19 year old dzhokar tsarnaev into custody two hours ago and after the manhunt leading to a backyard in watertown the first shots of gunfire in the neighborhood holy holy. [gun shots] greta: soon after the neighbors saw and heard around of gun blasts. then the were the suspect was hiding in a boat outside a watertown home. >> a call came in to the police and fbi agents responded to franklin street. and a man had come out of his house after being inside all day he walked outside and saw blood on the boat in the backyard. he opened the tarp and he looked in to see that man covered in blood and retreated and called us. we set up a perimeter around the boat and over the course of the next hour we exchanged gunfire with the suspect and ultimately the hostage rescue team and fbi made an injury to remove the suspect who was still alive. >> talk about the imperative to take him alive. >> brieux's want to take them alive. >> via understand but talk about why. >> we always want to take somebody alive to find out what happened. >> how badly injured? >> the team did try to negotiate him and talk

the fbi has been interrogating dzhokar tsarnaev but now they they read him his rights dzhokar tsarnaev stopped talking. >>> in washington lawmakers heard chilling testimony about the threat from home grown terrorists. experts said that last week's attack proves home grown terrorists are out there and they said the threat is not limited to bombs. they testified domestic terrorists can access weapons like anthrax. >> with knowledge about laboratory techniques it would not be difficult to create a biological spread that could be harmful to a lot of people. >> response plans aren't strong enough. he recommends the fbi, department of homeland security share information on these types of threats. >>> the four living former u.s. presidents joined president obama for the dedication of the geroge w. bush library. it is located on the campus in dallas. 8,000 people, attended the dedication. all five men who served as commander in chief set aside their differences for the day. >> honor to lead a country as brave and noble as the united states. whatever challenges come before us i will always beli

but dzhokar tsarnaev escaped at that pint. then they locked the area down tight. police in watertown, belmont, newton, camden, telling residents to stay in doors. transit system is shut down. buses aren't running, trains aren't running. businesses told to shut their doors for the day and police are going door to door trying to find suspect number two. they say he is armed and dangerous. his father not only does he believe his sons are innocent but they are supposed guilt is part of a larger american plot. >> somebody clearly framed them. i don't know who they did. they framed them and cowardly they shot the boy dead. there are policemen like that. >> bill: all this while president obama meets with national security team to talk about the latest developments in the investigation or the investigation that begin with the worse terror attack we've seen on u.s. soil since september 11th. mike tobin leading our coverage. he is live in watertown, massachusetts where we expected a briefing in about 25 minutes. mike, hello, what is new this hour? >> i can tell you, bill, t

dzhokar tsarnaev. an interesting piece of information that they have been residing in the united states for a period up to ten years according to pete's latest reporting. we'll continue of course to follow this and remind you that in watertown, massachusetts, a huge manhunt is under way right now as authorities try to find this fugitive. we'll take a turn now and get a check of the weather from al who is here with me in new york. >> as we take a look at chicago live right now, they are dealing with floodwaters. a lot of infrastructures have been damaged. the water has not started to recede because we have runoff going. over seven inches in some areas pouring into rivers, streams and lakes. we're going to continue to monitor this situation. as far as your weekend is concerned, good news is rain is over. that's good. no more rain falling into the tributaries there. look for mountain snows. rain in the pacific northwest. sunny and hot through the southwest. on sunday you expect to see more sunshine along

dzhokar tsarnaev did not react with surprise when the initial bombs went off. he was standing with a crowd when the first bomb went off, and virtually every head turns towards the finish line, and apparent bewilderment and alarm. bomber two, dzhokar tsarnaev, virtually alone at the restaurant, appears calm. he glances east and then calmly but deliberately wrappedly heads to the west and ten seconds later the second bomb goes off. also what we see from the criminal complaint is that they identified themselves on the night of that gun battle and car chase. that coming from the carjacking victim, who tells police officers that one of the men apparently tamerlan, opened the door to his car, pointed a gun at him and said, did you hear about the boston bombings? i did that. he showed him the gun he was carrying was loaded and said, i'm serious. the court documents detail the scent gun battle. the homemade bombs being thrown out of the car and also talk about the wounds dzhokar had when he surrendered. gunshot wounds to his head, neck, legs, hand. he is charged with u

. >>> after a massive manhunt, police tracking down dzhokar tsarnaev do to a boat. how did they do that. mark fuhrman joins us. they almost did a surgical operation. he a alive, in custody, but it certainly was a great operation tonight, wasn't it? >> it certainly was. most of my questions since this perimeter was set up was it large enough and did the suspect before he was able to get outside the perimeter and was there enough personnel to seal it up. answer to both those questions is obviously yet. i have a feeling that he got as far as he could until the perimeter started closing in and he found that bet on. >> greta: what i don't understand, i hope in the days and weeks to come -- that this bombing was planned obviously. they had to make the bomb. they had to figure out a way to deliver them. they had to drop them and get out of there, but they stuck around. they didn't flee. this is their neighborhood, town and city. they never left. they never made a plan to get away. to me that is baffling. >> greta, i would agree. he can but i'm not sure he is going to answe

prosecutors are prepping charges against dzhokar tsarnaev. investigators won't say whether they've been begun questioning him in the hospital. he's unable to speak after being shot in the throat. fbi wants to speak with his wife's older brother -- i'm sorry, with his older brother who was killed in the shoot-out thursday night. dr. collins is here, head of north american maple croft. welcome. so, look, first of all, how complicating will this be for the investigation if they're unable to get him to speak? it sounds as though he's beginning to write. >> yes. thanks for having me on this morning. it's important in the beginning context and for this instance. so this is the first islamist attack on the united states since 9/11. in 2006, we had the liquid bomb plot that was foiled. and there's the underwear bomb plot in 2009. the times square plot in 2010. this is the first real attack since 2001. >> first successful attack is what you're saying. >> exactly. so it's quite a shock for the united states. in some ways, it's -- obviously, there's the

what we do know about dzhokar tsarnaev was he was involved in a ferocious firefight with the police last night. his brother was killed in that firefight. what we have not been able to determine what, the police apparently do not know themselves is whether dzhokar might have been wounded in that firefight. we have no idea, but when you listen to the firefight that was. >> reporter:ed on videotape, when you hear police officials tell you 200 rowns were exchanged and the brother was killed, if dzhokar tsarnaev was not wounded in that firefierkt it would be a very surprising thing. but, again, we do not have solid information on that. the police themselves paecial do notw.

has their man but elite interrogation team may have to wait as dzhokar tsarnaev remains in serious condition in a boston hospital under very heavy guard and apparently unable to speak because of his wounds. >> gregg: welcome positive to a brand-new hour, i'm gregg jarrett. >> heather: i'm heather childers. they are laying out a frightening scenario. here he is on fox news sunday. >> they clearly had other explosives. they detonated those explosives at the scene of the arrest and shootout in watertown. we feel they had plans to use those explosives possibly on soft targets. >> heather: adam, what is going on at the hospital right now. what is the latest from authorities? >> reporter: authorities are tight-lipped. they haven't given us a lot of information. the u.s. attorneys office and f.b.i. confirm that the suspect is here in serious and stable condition. they have not had a chance to question him. that elite team of investigators are still in standby. there are a number of reports and suggestions the reason they haven't been able to question him is due to injuries. we have pictures of him

. >> the orders went out to do everything to cap tour 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev alive, even after an initial exchange of gunfire. phloem white house down the priority is to learn the motives for the attack. three people were killed and 180 were severely wounded. >> we will determine what happened. we will investigate any associations these terrorists may have had. >> sir never was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, but once he is conscious a special team of agents will question him without telling him he has a right to remain silent or without a lawyer, for 50 minutes. >> there's a public safety exemption in cases of national security and since the charms involving acts of terrorism so the government has the opportunity. >> the dramatic events unfolded just after authorities lifted a lockdown on water town, the man who lived in this house, went outside and saw blood on his boat. his neighbor picks 'the story. >> starteden up the zipper and looked inside and he saw blood, and then he looked and his deck has a box, the engine box before the deck, and he looked at what he t

. >> the orders went out to do everything to cap tour 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev alive, even after an initial exchange of gunfire. phloem white house down the priority is to learn the motives for the attack. three people were killed and 180 were severely wounded. >> we will determine what happened. we will investigate any associations these terrorists may have had. >> sir never was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, but once he is conscious a special team of agents will question him without telling him he has a right to remain silent or without a lawyer, for 50 minutes. >> there's a public safety exemption in cases of national security and since the charms involving acts of terrorism so the government has the opportunity. >> the dramatic events unfolded just after authorities lifted a lockdown on water town, the man who lived in this house, went outside and saw blood on his boat. his neighbor picks 'the story. >> started to open up the zipper and looked inside and he saw blood, and then he looked and his deck has a box, the engine box before the deck, and he looked at wha

. @ >> neil: might not be an enemy combatant about dzhokar tsarnaev will be armed to the teeth. not one, not two, but three public defenders defending them, and the criticism of the president, and it's costing us a bundle. >> dzhokar tsarnaev reminds behind me at this hospital in boston. his condition has improved. he is getting better, i guess you would say. he went from stable -- serious but stable conditions. now in fair condition, and from the court hearing held at his bedside yesterday with a federal magistrate. we're getting more insight into how he is doing. during the session yesterday, the magistrate asked him if he could afford a lawyer and the only time he said anything, it was one word, and it was, no, he couldn't afford a lure. she said he was aware of the nature of the proceedings ask will be defended by the federal program dealing in federal courts for those who are charged. he will have three public defenders and the trial could still be years ago. those three defenders make upwards of, al told, $160,000 a year. and on this gloomy and cold spring day here in bost

>> reporter: there is concern that the surviving suspect dzhokar tsarnaev lawyered up too soon. 19-year-old was apprehended after a gun battle and read his rights in the hospital even though a public safety exception was evoked to delay the reading of his rights for some time, some say that wasn't long enough. >> the public safety waiver they could have used to keep this person before reading the miranda rights, i think they pulled the trigger too soon. i think there is more to be had there. >> reporter: some say it was long enough to allow other suspects to pose an immediate danger. >> gregg: and what other ways may have the investigation been hampered? >> the focus is tamerlan tsarnaev and his trip to russia last year. critics want to know whether he was radicalized when he went there or met with people when he was in russia could have trained him in terrorism. some think the mother of two boys should be a person of interest in this case and should be detained if she returns from russia. they say russians withheld information about her. >> they certainly had evidence that the mother thoug

dzhokar tsarnaev to was a shootout with police and he was taken to the same hospital when his older brother where his older brother died. >> this was truly an intense investigation. as a result of that justice is being served for the victims of these terrible crimes. for >> reporter: while these images continue to haunt the community they are breathing a little easier. for law enforcement the work is not done. >> this senseless tax and the families deserve an answer. the wounded have to learn how to stand, walk, live and deserve answers. >> reporter: just information coming and from an official the federal prosecutors are at hospital right now. working on possible charges and the camping gear since last night. and it is important to note that we remember the victim's and word that stance at this moment. 50 victims are still lead area hospitals. and they are still in critical victim's. reporting live in boston, tory done last name -- dunnin.. >> and after a gun battle. the suspect, joe- kar tsarnaev, was captured by police. tsarnaev is now in serious condition at the hospital. dramatic video

we also learned this week that younger brother dzhokar tsarnaev was cut short when the federal judge read him his independent rights possibly sacrificing valuable intelligence. we're joined by the our board. matt, terror. in hindsight it's 20/20 and this is big attack since 9/11. what stands out to you so far about this event? >> two things. one that the f.b.i. and the c.i.a. had him on their radar screens. they had him in 2011. fwib went to see him question him, went through things. when he went to russia he had been radicalized for six months, the f.b.i. and c.i.a. didn't know he left apparently. although the department of homeland security did foe but came back six months later. but it turned out that someone at boston airport did know. >> paul: so that was one of big lessons of 9/11. you share information so you know who these people are. is this how a bureaucracy behaves. >> they are bureaucracies, they are big complicated cases. he was on four list. one listed had 700,000 names on it. how can there be 700,000 names on list like this. that is sizable, good sized american city. i

tsarnaev is so important. the strength of our system lies in how durable it is, even for our most heinous citizens. >> i'm a little concern. he has his moornd rights, the right to remain silent. >> don't understand the point. >> you have the right to remain silent. fantastic. so the bombs that could be exploding and the plots that could be unfolding, we can't ask him. >> jon: first of all, not reading someone their miranda rights doesn't mean they don't have their miranda rights? ( laughter ) you have miranda rights under the constitution. you don't have to say them out loud for them to become real. ( laughter ). you're thinking beeblghtjuice. the only reason you have to read them is so whatever the suspect has done or did, whatever they do say is admissible at their trial. it's another hallmark of our constitutionally guaranteed right to due process. >> i think it's a mistake not to treat him as an enemy combatant. >> we ought to treat him as an enemy combatant and move him to a military tridiewnl. >> jon: it

tameraan pumped the gas and dzhokar tsarnaev went inside. the man said quoting there was a good chance for me to run. i made a judgment, i used my left hand to unbuck and right hand to open the door and ran away across the street. guy outside the car, older brother tried to catch me. he tried to catch me but i ran very fast. he ran to another gas station across the street. told them to call 911. while the carjack victim ran, the older brother ran in, got his younger brother, we got to go. they fled in the car and the car chase and the is a lotout as we all know happened minutes after that. that car is no low on gas, the ending of the story could be very different. >> megyn: did you say which of the brothers, according to the carjacking suspect said, i'm the guy who did the boston bombing? >> the older brother tamerian tsarnaev, got in the car, put a gun to his head, do you know about the boston bombings, i did that. then they went to pick under the younger brother, dzhokar tsarnaev. >> that will be relevant in the criminal case. trace, thank