hey, marshall! so my dad called up from the street. marshall! looks like rain out here! i couldn't find an umbrella in your closet! you know who probably has an umbrella? and then, well, see, my dad grew up in a small town in another generation, so sometimes-- totally well-meaningly-- he'd say stuff like... the koreans across the hall! hey, the koreans are a trustworthy and generous people! dad... i betcha one of the koreans has an umbrella! heck, they're koreans! this is worse than the pork chop. this next clip is entitled "guy playing bagpipes gets hit in the nuts by low-flying seagull." let's see what happens. (bagpipes play "amazing grace" on video) (seagulls squawking on video) both: here he comes... (thud on video) oh! oh! (snickering) 'cause he gets hit right in the nuts. both: and then the fat kid loses his swim trunks. fall off. shorts just fall right off. no, wait-- i'm wrong. that wasn't it. they couldn't find a cab so i went down there. hey, you were right. the kangs did, in fact have an umbrella. of course they did. bye, sweetie. bye, mom. hey, son, i just w

marshall: hey, mom? i hate to be that guy, but i'm pretty sure it was hot pocket o'clock, like, ten minutes ago. lily. lily. (video game sound effects) what are you doing here? i wanted to surprise you. oh, my gosh. that's so sweet. i'm so glad you're here. hey, um, before i forget, mom, did you remember to get more double-a batteries? oh, they're upstairs sweetie. right next to your washed and folded clothes. oh, great, okay. i don't want my game boy to crap out. i'm having the sickest dr. mario run of my life. okay. i'll be right back. i love you, lily. okay. you're the best, mom. aw... anything for my baby bear. get him out of my house. amy: excuse me, do you have all the popular smart phones? blue shirt: we do. amy: at&t? blue shirt: yes. amy: t mobile? blue shirt: sure. amy: sprint? blue shirt: mhmm. amy: verizon? blue shirt: got

(both sigh) to lily and marshall. to lily and marshall. well, thank you. i mean, we've never been happier. narrator: so the next day robin called heads or tails to respectfully decline. hi, mr. trebek. this is robin scherbatsky. narrator: but at that moment... you're not pregnant. (both gasp) as honored as i am by the offer, um... (phone chirps) robin: oh, my god. they're not having a baby. what am i getting all up in my head about? that research job sounds hard. and i'm pretty. i'm really, really pretty. you are looking at the new coin flip bimbo. (imitates fireworks popping)

marshall, barney there you are. i want you to meet an old friend of mine from exeter, george van smoot. but you can, and should, call me the captain. the captain? the captain? marshall and barney here are the future of goliath national bank. well, ahoy. ahoy. ahoy, the captain. the captain pretty much paid for this entire shindig. please, enjoy yourselves have fun but don't touch anything. thank you, the captain. challenge accepted. wow. "the future of goliath national bank"? i know, it's so, uh... you know, i totally forgot to tell you, but, um the other day, arthur offered me a five-year contract. oh, well, don't turn him down here in public. i broke up with scooter at the prom. right before the picture, too. (sobbing) so whatever you do, don't tell him here tonight, 'cause... i think i'm going to say yes. ah, that's the stuff. i didn't realize you were small potatoes. and to be clear, i am referring to your testicles. impressive. try this on for size. (jingling) (clatters) you want to dance? let's dance. i live f

frank marshall davis supposed the marshall plan, the nato he called the marshall plan colonial slavery, american imperialism, completely towed the soviet line 100%. was eventually called to washington that the democrats in december 1956 to testify soviet activities. they then identified him as a member of the communist party and eventually would go on to meet and mentor a young barack obama throughout the 1970s. >> you talk about and mentoring barack obama. how is that a mentorship? >> great question. i had one source tell me he thinks them that weekly. i see david marinus says in his new book they got upwards of 15 times and i would imagine the source to be obama because i don't know where else marinus would've got that. i'm not doubting that. it could be. 15 times would be allowed. bill clinton says his mentor william fulbright. they would meet lengthy, long periods into late evening together. obama in his memoirs refers to frank by name 22 times and then refers dozens of other time. that's a lot. run that reagan never refers to his mentor one time. hillary clinton in her memoirs ref

who was frank marshall davis? >> he was born in kansas 1905 died 1987 and ended up in chicago ultimately honolulu where he would meet a young man named rocco bomb in the 1970's. he was introduced by his grandfather stanley dunham and i should back up a little bit, ed davis was african-american come early in his life he was a republican as a lot of black americans were from lincoln through fdr and then became part of the of progressive left that is a long complicated story in the book then went so far to the left during world war ii he joined the communist party usa. that is a big deal because there were a lot of american communists who never joined communist party usa when you do that you literally swore in allegiance to the soviet union, the stalinist soviet union and you committed yourself to what communist party usa that was the soviet american republic. so davis really went to the other side. after that he ended up and was the founding editor in chief of the communist party publication in chicago that was the

we have also seen them searching at a former marshal arts studio. we don't know what they found at this point or if that's relative, but we know they were searching on location. now during the week, we have been in contact with his attorney. she said her client has nothing to do with the ricin letters. today in the morning when we reached out to her again to get reaction, she told us a brief statement. she said it was her understanding that authorities have confirmed that dutschke has been arrested and they have no comment at this time. carol? >> it's just hard to believe because aren't authorities alleging he did this because of a grudge against an acquaintance, a neighbor? >> reporter: there has been some talk about the relationship between curtis and dutschke. at this point it's tough to tell what led authorities to make this arrest in this case. we're hoping to learn more details as the day progresses. >> all right, we're going to let you get back to reporting and check back with you. >>> let's turn our attention to the boston bombings investiga

and marshall's the winner. well, i'm gonna call dr. stangel. it can't hurt. narrator: so aunt lily went to see dr. john stangel, the man who knew more about human reproduction than anyone in new york city. so i understand you want to get pregnant. ♪ ♪ dad, you're not getting my bites. ♪ ♪ [ telephone rings ] hello. oh hey, brian. brian? yeah she's here. i'll take it in my room!... that brian? no, telemarketer. oh. [ male announcer ] kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded big bites of 100% breast meat. now with our famous hot gravy. try a 6-biteombo for just $3.99. yeah, and it cuts in and out. ooh! how did you do it? oh, god, you found one of the cameras. i swear that's the only one. wait, which one did you find? what are you talking about? what are you talking about? my visit to a certain dr. stangel. we'll look at all the factors that contribute to fertility: dietary, environmental, genetic. but first, ms. aldrin, do you have any questions for me? just one, "dr. stangel." where'd you get the beard? well, m-my mother's armenian. lily, i've been with barney

commissioner marshall, thank you for clarifying that. what we can do, if there are no other questions or comments -- and director hike has one, so, we will address that in a minute. when we're done here tonight, our intent is to go back over this again, consider the comments that have been made this evening, fine tune this, and begin to incorporate the item into exhibit a, the schedule in the back. then bring it again in front of the full commission for additional comments and recommendations. >> okay. >> director hike? >> yes, commissioner kingsley, only one more comment from me. and that's on page 10 item 49. >> we're actually going to cover that. go right ahead. >> thank you. ~, commissioner turman. there are two references to annual reports for the occ. but this one asks for a fiscal year report, and i -- about a year ago when i went through all of these listings, i did provide you with notes that for over 15 years the occ's database has been developed on a calendar year basis. and, so, that is how we generate our annual reports on t

marshals." up next, weaver joined by former united states marshal john clark. going to talk about what happens next in the search for the remaining suspect. stale with stay with us. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com >>> welcome back. we will have the very latest on the manhunt in boston in a moment. let's round up headlines in the business world first. courtney reagan with that. >> thank you, maria. stocks closing higher but for the week, the major end sis slumped. the dow and s and sp dropped more than 2%. boeing's dreamliner may be back in the air jen. u.s. aviation regular lay tomorrows approving a series of fixes on the 787. the faa sa

check out this marshals car auction in ohio. some of the nation's biggest criminals have great taste, like the crook who owned this classic 1963, split-window corvette, valued at $75,000. love this car. as for the taste of other alleged criminals, i'm not so sure. this is the hulk mobile. a drug dealer spent $175,000 turning this car into a monster. power hood, power trunk, tvs everywhere. >> it's all about the money. >> reporter: it's not just classic cars. we're talking yachts, a $2 million rv, extravagant jewelry, even a diamond studded sponge bob. here's the secret hangar where the government stores confiscated airplanes. >> comfortably seat up to eight people and have the tvs throughout, the small monitors. nice wet bar. >> reporter: lifestyles of the rich and infamous. pierre thomas, abc news, fort worth, texas. >> so glad you were watching. be sure to join me for ur one-hour special at 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. murder, mystery, amanda knox speaks. an abc news exclusive. and i'll see you again tomorrow night right here.

narrator: the next night marshall and robin went to dinner, just the two of them. now historically they had three solid conversation topics: cold weather... december chill-- so great. totally. narrator: ...sports... did you catch the game last night? yeah. nail-biter. narrator: ...and cold weather sports. you know what's fun? mm. is cold weather sports. they are fun. narrator: they blew through them all in the first 16 seconds. robin: man, this is awkward. marshall: she's giving me nothing! he's just staring at me! she's just staring at me! can i get you two some drinks? lots of drinks. oh, so many drinks. narrator: that same night, barney and lily were still fighting about, um... something. or was it that other thing? barney. save it, lily. i am still mad at you for... something, and for that other thing. look, i'm sorry i hurt your feelings. but let's be honest. you've been super sensitive lately. (crying): no, i haven't! god, how can you say that?! watch out! (yells) narrator: wait. they were on the street. watch out! oh! wow. thanks, lily. you saved me. you sav

penny marshal. the penny marshall impression seems so great over the top. on something like that, what's your thought process. >> that -- i think that was -- that was bestowed on me as well, there were some writers, they came up with a sketch idea called the looker because there were so many cable shows that were like typewritten stuff that i had not had an impression and they were like would you mind doing, can you try penny marshall. [laughter]. open her mouth when she talks, we just did it. it's as much physical as anything. it's the look. >> yeah, because i didn't think about it beforehand then it was easy to do. >> i love this idea that somehow you just sort of okay i'm game, i'll do it, don't have to spend months developing it, you just basically do it. >> i read that's what they did on sctv sometimes, surprise impressions of people. sometimes when you do something off the top of your head it's the best. when you don't overthink it, you know. so if you throw in an impression of someone, sometimes it's kind of cool because you get the very general idea

at around one this afternoon, u-s marshalls responded to the suspects house in south san jose, with a warrant for his arrest. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven news. when tribon refused to come out, the marshalls called the santa clara county sheriffs office for back-up. but after searching the area, police failed to find him. he has felony convictions for domestic abuse and violent behavior. tonight. new numbers from the california department of corrections show. more sex offenders are removing their g-p-s devices. this allows them to go off the radar. and potentially commit new crimes. some say, the reason is that offenders don't fear being caught. and they head to county jail instead of a tougher state prison. tonight the hunt is on for a child molestor who attacked a young girl. then. with details of the new immigration reform plan emerging. now, senators are taking to t-v. to sell the plan to other lawmakers. plus. john kerry's stern warning for north korea on his trip to the far east. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't hav

chicago, i would go to marshall field's. you get a sense of what he created. he transformed the place, came up with the phrase that the customer is always right. camed not have sales, he up with bargain-basement. he thought that if we had these enormous windows and we treat it like a play and we depict a scene, people will come and and it was his theater. he basically took that and ran with it when he started a 100 years ago. it was voted the best department store in the world. i think he did something right. i don't want to get ahead of myself and telegraph what is going to happen. the but he had a beautiful and prolific and tragic life, a shakespearean type of tragedy. we have been picked up for a second season, and andrew davis is a brilliant writer and he wrote this thing based on wednesday what had's book. he marked out what four seasons with look-alike. his life is such fertile ground for a series that we could run this for a while. i would have to play him into his 80s, which would be really fun. give me some sense of what some of the takeaways are from

bwi thurgood marshall airport had some rain and now they're getting fog and mist. the winds will continue out of the east and that is what is pushing the moisture into place. clouds are blanketing the state, and heavier rain showers showing up across delaware and parts of the eastern shore. you cannot see the rate over baltimore. it is under the radar beam. that is why the radar isn't picking it up on it even though it is there. we will talk about when the dreary pattern is going to end when we come back in the seven- day forecast. clube maryland jockey announced modified to security measures for the preakness at pimlico. this after the organization consulted with the law enforcement and public safety officials following the boston marathon bombings. as one of the nation's largest single day sporting events, everyone who enters pimlico cap expect on the electric -- can expect an electronic one search. george lettis will have details on the revised rules, including the list of items that will be dan on preakness day. coming up, with gas prices continuing to lighten

marshall? >> well you can say garry, it's early -- >> when do you become mr. marshall? at noon? >> about 5:30, 6:00. >> cocktail hour. >> stephanie: auditions for [ overlapping speakers ] >> billy wilder. do you remember billy wilder. >> i'm not old. >> stephanie: stop it. it is billy and ray is the story. it sounds hilarious. tell us about it. >> it's funny but it is also historical. it changed the movie industry there was a censorship and then came a new form of film [ inaudible ] i do happy days, but i wanted to delve into that and it's about billy wilder a wonderful director and a wonderful man [ inaudible ] billy and ray instead of her shall and harry, billy and ray and they were the first ones to write a wonderful picture called [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: right. >> it was a big change, and that's what it is about, and it's funny and -- >> sounds great. >> and it is well done and i got to direct it which was exciting for me. >> stephanie: it is described that they nearly killed each other in the process. >> they did not get along at all, and billy was volatile and yelling

t.j.maxx and marshalls. two awesome ways to score. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back opinion my guest tonight a fine young man. he stars on a.m.c.'s "mad men." please welcome back to the program, jon hamm. ( cheers and applause ). how are you? nice to see you. cheers. >> penny under my mug. >> jon: penny under your mug. >> i win a kiss gli thought the3 penny was worth more.ñr what's happening, man? how you be? >> i be very well, thank you very much. been in new york for a couple of weeks since we wrapped up season six of "mad men." ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: look at you, though, moving from eye really thought once you were done with the-- you moved on to the with megan, i thought draper, maing. >> settle down! >> jon: done. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> and the girl from freaks and geeks shows up-- >> we're going to work our way through iconic television shows by the time we're debate. >> jon: the refns point for me is i remember her as a junior-senior in high school. >> right. >> jon:

back to you. >> the marshall just got there. have they already speculated as far as what the cause is? it sounds like this is a very fast-moving fire. >> was very fast moving. you can tell because of the destruction of the back end of this house. like the woman i talked to said she heard an explosion. i did not want to assume at this point, but obviously there will be enough evidence for them to go on to figure out how this happened. >> tragic scene. thank you. we will check back in soon. in the meantime, it is 12:10. much more of the coverage regarding the boston marathon attacks and how they are affecting back, everyone. d.c.'s annual emancipation day parade will go on as scheduled. preparation began very early this morning on the final day. extra police officers are on hand to patrol the area. frome joined live now washington. he is downtown along the parade route. what we know at this point? steve bell at this hour the sights and sounds of the downtown parade trying to raise the images in the head of violent crime just 24 ho

one day when of marshall's doctors came to him and said the president has requested we send over your medical records and he was nowhere near death's door and marshall said of course, you can send them over but just give me of black sharpie so i can ride on the records and he said not yet exclamation point. [laughter] >> . . >> anything hasty exit. >> david souter and stephen breyer are frequently mistaken for each other. it is true. justice souter was driving from here tonight hampshire and he stopped to get something to eat. and a couple came up to them and a guy came up to them and said you are on the supreme court coming your stephen breyer. he didn't want to embarrass us, so he said yes, i am stephen breyer. they chatted for a little while. then the guy asked a question that justice souter wasn't ready for he said, and justice breyer, what is the best thing about being on the supreme court he thought and said it is the privilege of serving with david souter. how can you not love that guy? [laughter] >> i will cheat a little bit. the backup of my story of what would happen, my fav

the van speeding by appear to me to be federal marshals. i see bomb sniffing dogs on the property right now checking out the area. so that could be an indicator of what kind of scare came in to the courthouse. a lot of tension. the police are pushing us off the property right now, pushing everybody back as far as they can get us. >> got it. thank you, mike, live on scene in downtown boston. in a moment, a lot more ahead as we sort through the details in this boston investigation. also some of the images we picked up on over the past 12 hours. we will give you all the latest information as we get it here. in addition, our other big breaking news story today comes out of washington. a letter to president obama tests positive for the deadly poison known as risin. the news from the white house and from capitol hill as it breaks here today on studio b [ male announcer ] straight from red lobster's chefs to your table for a limited time! it's our seafood dinner for two for just 25 dollars! a handcrafted seafood feast made to share. first you each

. >>> whistle blower bradley manning hope the honorary grant marshal of the pride board said it was a mistake. gay activists plan a reversal at his office tonight at 5:00. manning is charged with leaking u.s. secrets to the wikileaks. his court marshal is set for a few weeks before the parade. >>> and it is set to begin before harris. harris is accused of assaulting his boyfriend at a menlo park restaurant last january. the defensive tackle admitted he was gay shortly after the incident and said he kept his sexuality a secret during his entire career. he played one season with the raiders. >>> coming up next, new information on the investigation of the boston bombings. the fbi is working around the clock to answer one critical question. >>> plus early education funding, why the numbers are not adding up for children right here in the bay area. >>> golden gate bridge traffic looks good, we will tell you more about the bay area commute and the bay area weather. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house,

they have marshalls stationed by his room, in the hallway where he is. all standard procedures when the marshals take control. before the fbi was doing that. marshals will basically be in charge of him until he's well enough to leave here. we are told once that happens he will likely fly out via helicopter to a different hospital. it's the best way of taking him to his eventual holding cell, a federal holding cell. and about how that went down today with the arain men in his room. the federal magistrate was there, the public defender was there. he mostly answered with nods. he didn't speak a lot. that could be because there are reports he has an injury to his neck. the fbi also said the head-neck region to his leg and also to his hand. he is obviously still in serious condition. so he answered questions basically by nodding. he also did say one word. when they asked him if he could afford a defense team, said no. that's basically the only words he did say. the judge asked if he understood what was happening. and his miranda rights were read to him. there

marshals in what's called transport vehicles. they resemble large hum vees. tom fuentes joins me live now. he is in washington, d.c. and from the american college of emergency physicians is a doctor on the phone. if i could just ask you -- i hope you heard all the details. are you surprised to hear the details but not only of his arrival, but his departure and treatment in between? >> no because he is a suspect. he is very highly guarded. they have to ensure his physical safety and physical custody as well as take care of his medical issues. so, i'm not that surprised at how they handled it. >> also the transfer of this high level detainee. clearly the media was camping out 24 hours to try to get a shot of his transfer. no one was able to. the fact they used a loading dock, does that surprise you at all? >> no, because as you said they wanted to keep him sheltered from, you know, the media, any kind of pap rat zi, anything related to that. they had to have a lot of people around with him and have the medical evacuation and the transfer. they wanted it very pr

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this is an example we'd like to do at thurgood marshall. we have not reached out to that school yet, but that's the proposal we'd like to do. and also connecting walking and biking to transit. so many of those children are actually taking muni already. for the encouragement deliverables, there's a number of things we'd like to keep the same. of course walk to school day and bike to school week. although we're talking about sort of a safe routes to school celebration in the spring. celebrating all the achievements that a school has done over the course of the year. continuing primarily continuing walking, school buses he and biking train. organizing contests and promotional items in the school. we also want to create to your point, supervisor campos, we want to create transportation demand to tailor to each school. so, giving them data on [speaker not understood] school, available to altria parents and caregivers in multiple languages that they need, including how many students live within a mile, how many families live within a mile. here's

marshal service confirms that suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has been moved to the best israel deaconess medical center here in boston and it's now being held about 30 miles away at a prison facility at fort devens, massachusetts. we want to go to miguel marquez who is with me here live for details. this is breaking overnight. >> we had a photographer and folks that are at the hospital, beth israel, overnight, around 1:00 they shooed everybody away, and sometime between 1:00 and 3:00 police then left and it was very clear that something had changed at the hospital. we found out this morning that he has been moved to this medical facility at fort devens. it is a former military facility, been decommissioned but it's a prison that can take anything from, you know, low security prisoners to high security prisoners, but most importantly it does have a hospital. we understand that mr. tsarnaev was in fair condition here at beth israel within the last 24 hours. doctors are concerned about moving him. but there was also a great push get him out of beth israel because there were so many others being car

marshall: oh, come on, lily. nobody stays friends with their high school friends. i'm still friends with punchy. dude, he lives in cleveland. you see him once a year, at which point he punches you really hard in the arm and tells everyone how you dookied your pants. i know, on paper he sounds great, but you guys aren't really friends. look, i may not see him a lot, but it doesn't matter. observe. (phone ringing) schmosby! punchy! schmosby! punchy! (high-pitched): schmosby! punchy! schmoosby! punchy! hey, good talking to you, ted. yeah, you, too. if you're ever in new york. definitely. we are just two peas. i don't get it. how can you and glitter just stop being friends? best friends don't do that. well, we did, okay? and i haven't talked to her in, like, five years so just drop it. i got to go. whoa. what do you think came between robin and jessica? ted: much like our friends, the space teens, i think i can solve this crime with math. okay... okay, here is a christmas card that jessica sent robin. lily, how old would you say that kid is? four years, three months. w

commissioner marshall? >> i'm always wanting to speed up the process. what i really wanted and maybe we're too far into this now. what i would -- for me, is like to see [inaudible]. lock at this whole thing and see recommendations about what you would like to change. that's what i was looking for. so, not necessarily comments on every time we go through it. >> fine. >> this is what i thought you meant. look at this, didn't see anything out of order. it was a learning experience obviously for fresh eyes [speaker not understood]. and saying, i think this should

went from trailer to trailer looking for a parolee wanted by us marshals. they came to this lot in south san jose to serve a warrant to 45-year-old richard paul for parole violations, including weapons charges. >> they saw him going toward one of the rvs, one of the trailers. called him out. he refused to come out. subsequently went into the one of the rvs. >> the u.s. marshals called in backup. but somehow he managed to slip a way. >> he was a parolee. he was released from prison but he had not been in compliance with his parole terms and not checking in with his parole officers so they within today take him back into custody. , #*. >> a resident said she doesn't realize the resident was living on the property but she did overhear him talking to somebody saying he was about to get in trouble and he was going to have to leave. the search continues for the man. abc7 news. >>> for the first time we are hearing from the attorneys for three teen boys accused of sexually assaulting a south bay girl who late

. >> vice president marshal? >> he's in route. >> commissioner de jesus. >> present. >> commissioner chan is excused. commissioner kingsley? >> present. >> commissioner turman? >> here. >> commissioner lockly? >> present. >> mr. president, you have a quorum. also with us is deputy chief mike beale and director hicks of the office of citizens complaints. >> thank you very much, sergeant. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the april 10th, 2013 regularly scheduled san francisco police commission meeting. and we'll start off tonight with our first item, which is the consent calendar. on that, commissioner, in your packet are police commission reports regarding actions during the first quarter of 2013. commissioners, do you have that in your packet? if you'd take a look at it, are there any questions? this is not an action item. actually, this is an action item we have to file, thank you. but it's -- >> item 1, consent calendar, receive and file action police commission report of disciplinary action first quarter 2013.

>> the colorado city where most members live historically patrolled by jeffs marshal's office, and they believe these marshals are loyal to jeffs rather than united states law. >> if they get called and there is a problem what are they going to do? go by the laws of the land or laws of warren jeffs in jail. >> right. >> still to come, celebrating the cell phone. >> all right. >> it's been 40 years, a notable anniversary for everyone's favorite indispensable possession. >> you turn to the news for a lot of reasons. to have the show that gives you something you can apply in real life. >> it was great. we didn't think "world news" would teach us to make money. >> $700 is no joke. we got bunkbed for our kids. the kids room is our favorite room in the house. >> it is great to know a news program is looking out for families. we know when they go to sleep at night it is because of help we got from abc news. >> a total game-changer. >> we're the godwin family. >> that's our abc "world news" story. >> abc news, where americans go to see the whole picture. together with yahoo! news, the world's n

marshal service has taken over the security situation of him specifically. they have marshalls by his room, in the hallway, all standard procedure when the macials take control. before that, it was local law enforcement and the fbi. so the marshalls will be in charge of him, until he is well enough to leave here. once that happen, he will fly out via helicopter, like whitey bowlser did. they feel like that's the best way to take him to his federal holding cell. how that went down today with the arraignment in his room, the federal magistrate was there, a public defender was there. he mostly answered with nods. obviously, he didn't speak a lot. that could be because there are reports of an injury to his neck. the fbi said neck/head region and to his leg and hand. he in serious conditionful he answered questions by nodding. he did say one word, when they asked him if he could afford a defense team, he said no. that's basic lite only words he really did say. the judge asked if he understood what was happening. his miranda rights were read to him. they decided t

the suspect is to be taken into custody by federal marshals and taken to a courthouse. that tells us a lot, that tells us they've got him. >> one arrest, this vague description of brown skin, whether foreign or domestic. >> and now it is being told to fox news -- to a fox news reporter, indeed, an arrest has been made. >> according to the a.p., the suspect has been taken by u.s. marshals to a federal courthouse. >> we are being told by our foxnews.com reporter that an arrest has been made. >> take a half a step back, this has accelerated incredibly quickly. >> some are reporting an arrest has been made and some are reporting that's not the case. here's the truth, we don't know. >> conflicting reports about an arrest. tom? >> i have actually three separate sources, but two that are very highly placed and close to the investigation that have just told me that there's been no arrest. >> okay, now, that would be, you know, we don't know what's right or not right at this point. as anderson always says, you don't want to go down the road of speculation wrongfully. >> no arres

we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> absolutely because once you do shut it off you should have the utility company come in and turn it back on. here is a mock up of a gas hear the on a house. where would we find the gas meter? >> it should be in your garage. everyone should be familiar with where the gas meter is. >> one of the tools is a wrench, a crescent wrench. >> yes. the crescent wrench is good and this is a perfect example of how to have it so you can loosen it up and use it when you need it. >> okay. let's go inside to talk about fire safety. many of the issues here relate to fir

one day when of marshall's doctors came to him and said the president has requested we send over your medical records and he was nowhere near death's door and marshall said of course, you can send them over but just give me of black sharpie so i can ride on the records and he said not yet exclamation point. [laughter] >> . . books are temples and would never trust a person who was writing a book but then he throws the book card it goes out the window and lands in the courtyard and it? the spine the law clerk does not know what to do so makes a hasty exit after getting a lecture on how to treat books. [laughter] >> brier and suter arech other mistaken often for each other and not long ago justice souter was driving from here to new hampshire and stop to give something to eat and a couple came up to him and he said i you're on the supreme court. a gu your stephen briar. co your right? >> he said yes and theyrrass thented then he asked the question suter wasn't ready for so what is the best thing about being on the cou he supreme court? he said it is the privilege of serving with justice

marshals have transported tsarnaev to wherthe federal medical center in massachusetts. it is a federal prison facility for male inmates who require specialized or long term, or mental health care. that is the breaking news this morning the latest update out of boston we will have more as it comes in. >> president obama attended a memorial service in texas yesterday's are honoring the victims of the fertilizer plant explosion in the town of west. nearly 10,000 people gathered at baylor university to pay their respects to those who died in that blast. >> we may not all live here in texas but with our neighbors to. >> (cheers and applause) we are americans to and we stand with you. your country will remain ever ready to help you recover, rebuild, and reclaim your community. >> earlier in the day the president had flown over the town to see the damage. you can see maureen one circling over the bomb site or the blast site i should say. >> 14 people were killed in the blast, 10 of them were first responders. >> if is 413 . we will take a quick break. we have headline state ah

that official does say that the suspect is to be taken into custody by federal marshalls and taken to a courthouse. scott joining us from boston. obviously a very fluid situation. but it appears as though they have made great progress. >> well, absolutely, sue. some of the best police work in the world has been going on here and some amazing detective work with a lot of help from the public. we know that the authorities have been asking the public for any cell phone video and any other image. and we know there have been -- there were a lot of cameras on the scene. so they have had a lot to work with. let's keep all of this in perspective. pete williams is saying that video surveillance or the video evidence, that has been very productive as has the forensic evidence involving the bomb fragments which we have been showing you yesterday and today. the pressure cooker bombs that a lot was remarkably in tact. they were able to look at the ball bearings and shrapnel and look at that. the pieces of the pressure cooker enough to figure out the manufacturer. so they can track it down that way

marshals office confirming to cnn that he has, in fact, been moved. i'm sure it comes as a great relief to the hospital because we've all been camped out here, but also there's been several patients here cared for by -- that were injured in the attack were also here. their friends and family were not happy that mr. tsarnaev was here as well. john? >> miguel marquez at beth israel deaconess medical center. to confirm what miguel just said. the suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has been moved to a medical facility at a prison in fort devons, massachusetts. he has been moved and of course, very sensitive issue because a lot of the victims at beth israel were not happy that he was also there. this also just in to cnn we learned that the mother and father of the suspect, dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev, the mother and father have left dagestan and are now in another part of russia. the mother tells us that the father's planned trip to the u.s. has been delayed indefinitely. cnn's nic robertson has the latest on these details from the capital of dagestan. good morni

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