. >> reporter: neighbors dropped off flowers at the martin home. the clock in the center of town was stopped at the moment he was killed. at a park where he used to play, children scrawled "pray for martin." >> when they announced it, i was like, is it this martin? then when i saw the last name i was like yeah. i thought it was very sad. >> reporter: today we grieved with boston for martin richard. and we learned another name, another of the day at the boston marathon. >> we are heartbroken. >> krystle marie campbell was 29 years old, at the marathon cheering on her friend's boyfriend. she was a manager at jimmy's steakhouse. she took care of her sick grandmother and her dad william campbell told us she was every father's dream. her mother patty spoke outside her home. >> she was all smiles. you couldn't ask for a better daughter. we can't believe this happened. she was such a hard worker at everything she did. >> reporter: the third victim in the bombing, a chinese graduate student at boston university. her family in china has asked that her perso

. >> reporter: neighbors dropped off flowers at the martin home. the clock in the center of town was stopped at the moment he was killed, and at a park where he used to play, children scrawled "pray for martin." >> when they announced it, i was like is it this martin, and then when i saw the last name i was like, yeah, and i thought it was very sad. >> reporter: so we grieve for martin richard, and we learned another name, another of the dead of the boston marathon. >> we are heartbroken about krystle marie. >> reporter: krystle marie campbell was 29 years old. she was at the marathon cheering on her friend's boyfriend. she was a manager at jimmy's steak house. she took care of her sick grandmother, and her dad, william campbell, told us she was every father's dream. her mother patty spoke outside her home. >> she was always smiling. i couldn't ask for a better daughter. we can't believe this has happened. she was such a hard worker at everything she did. this doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: the third victim in the bombing, a chinese graduate

we are only about a five-minute drive away from the home of martin richard, the 8-year-old victim, the youngest victim of the terrible bombing yesterday. and that's why it was set up here. but they were here to remember and honor everyone on this very difficult day. people right now just don't want to leave even though it's been over for the last 15 minutes. anderson? >> yeah. and we're going to have more about martin richard, 8 years old, one of the three who died. we'll have more from gary later on in the program. over the last 24 hours, the death toll from the bombings has held steady at three, that fact changes nothing for those, of course, whose loved ones were killed. considering the horrific injuries the bombs caused. tonight we know at least 13 victims have had amputations. and while some of the injured are improving, not everyone is out of the woods. there were more surgeries today, doctors said there will be more operations ahead. i went to one hospital and talked to a man who was wounded in the leg. we're going to talk to him a little bit later on in the program. our chief m

. >> outside the home of martin richards, a smiling 8-year-old who loved to run and climb, a single balloon inked with the words, the door of heaven is open. his mom and his sister were also badly hurt in the blast. there's been a lot of talk about who, what group might have done this. and the mayor and the governor say we cannot turn against each other. we must turn to each other. boston is one community. in boston, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> president obama says the american people refuse to be terrorized by attacks like this and he used some of what he saw yesterday as the reasons why. >> exhausted runners who kept running to the nearest hospital to give blood and those who stayed to tend to the wounded. some tearing off their own clothes to make tourniquets. the men and women who are still treating the wounded at some of the best hospitals in the world. >> for many around the country, the bombings came on the day of the boston marathon. there is much more to that day. the marathon is held every year on a state holiday. patriots day. it commemorates the battles of lexington and concorde dur

hundreds gathered for a candle light individual ill not far from the home of martin richard, the youngest person killed. also killed a chinese citizen and grad student at boston university. chris tin campbell. her mom said she had a heart of gold. investigators are turning to the public for any information about monday's attack. >> we're asking anyone who may have heard someone speak about the marathon or the date of april 15th that indicated that there was a target to call us. someone knows who did this. they say they'll try to reconstruct the bombs which were apparently made in pressure cookers hidden in backpacks. >> we are moving the evidence to a lab in virginia for a complete analysis. >> reporter: president obama will travel to boston thursday for a service dedicated to the victims. >>> this was a heinous encoredly act. and given what we now now about what now took place, the fbi is investigating it as a about of terrorism. >>> we're learning more about the unity and the solidarity of the people of boston. people coming together to donate blood and money to the families of those wh

outside the home of martin richards a smiling 8-year-old who loved to run and climb, a single balloon inked with the words the door of heaven is open. his mom and his sister were also badly hurt in the blast. governor patrick told the story of meeting at the hospital with a wounded northeastern university student. she told him how she was tended in the medical tent by an afghan war vet who pulled up his shirt and showed her his shrapnel scar. it helped to ease her terror and she wants to thank him personally. in boston, bruce leshan, wusa 9. >>> as we told you a few minutes ago, law enforcement officials say the bombs were placed inside metal pressure cookers and those were then placed inside a nylon bag or backpack. joining us with more on the anatomy of the bomb, i want to thank you for being here. we appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >> the big deal here is that you talked to one expert who say we are lucky this bomb wasn't a whole lot stronger. >> they basically said this bomb could have been a lot stronger and killed a lot more people, mainly because this bomb was place

a single candle was lit overnight if front of home where martin lived. we are told that he loved riding his bicycle and he loved baseball. businesses in a 15 block radius are closed around the site of the twin bombings with security beefed up at boston area airplanes. >> abc7 news reporter has arrived in boston and will report on this tragedy for us, and is on the phone with us right now. >> hopefully you can hear me. we are in boston, grabbed our gear and toured the city. we got here and if you had not heard what happened you would not necessarily know anything was wrong. people were out walking to work with their coffee, people jogging, walking their dogs, just kind of looked like your typical city on a tuesday morning but as we drove more into the city, we either extrad -- we started to see more f.b.i. vehicles and police vehicles and traffic was slowing. there will be a news conference coming up at 9:30 and we will do our best to get there. you will be carrying it on our air live as it happened so we will get our gear together and find out what we ca

we hear from friends and family of martin richard near his home in dorchester, marmassachusetts. >> the ravens open up about the draft.g nfl >> final temperatures and a >> final temperatures and a chance for tim -- you're mulch-flipping again, aren't you? hey scott -- yeah, it fades after awhile, so... it fades because it's inferior mulch, man. look...nature scapes is scotts best mulch -- they guarantee it to hold its color for a full year. wow. i figured you just did your mulch flipping at night. scoooott, movie's starting. oh, there are better ways to spend an evening, lad... coming honey! hey -- what movie? [ door closes ] get scotts nature scapes mulch. it's guaranteed. >> as survivors recalled the terror of yesterday's bombings, the country's morning the three people who did not survive. >> one of them, and 8-year-old boy. martin richard was there to watch his father across them finish line -- across the finish line and he did that before the bombs went off. his mother and sister were there. tightly knit boston never heard were everyone knows everyone and richard family was the fab

friends and family of 8-year-old martin richard gathered in a park near his home to remember him and pray for his family. his 6-year-old sister lost his leg. his mother has a serious brain injury. on tuesday, friends and relatives dropped off flowers in the family's house in the dorchester area of boston. martin's picture celebrating his first communion, another with the sign that reads no more hurting people, now emblazoned in the minds of millions. one of the first responders, dr. kim mills tried to revive him. >> what she told me is she handed it off to the emts. she pronounced him and said he's dead. somebody said we need to start cpr. >> reporter: now he says his wife is grappling with the reality of seeing these pictures of martin. >> you could see she got quiet, the emotion coming back. >> reporter: the second fatality is krystle campbell, a 29-year-old from medford, massachusetts, a suburb to the north of boston. krystle was standing along boylston street. >> what kind of daughter was she? >> she was the best. couldn't ask for better. >> reporter: krystle would have turned 30

sharks appear to be peaking right now and try to lock up home ice. tonight against boston martin loves playing against former team trying to pass and former teammate deflects it right into his own net. own goal in soccer. 1 nothing sharks. later logan leaps to bat the puck down with the left hand on pass from goalie nicholas. to feed him right in front. that's tremendous play by him. san jose adds 3 more goals in the third. the one timer 2 goals 4 points in the game. sharks win third straight 6-1 and tied with the kings for fourth but l.a. owns the tie breaker 4 games left in the season. pressure pitching up to new 127 million dollar contract? only matt cain knows but he had another rough outing today in milwaukee for the giants. who doesn't love a good sauce am race? right? hot dog wire to wire. trouble in the first. ryan brawn deep off kaichbility every pitch was over the middle of the plate and brewer is sliding. brewer pitcher arrested tuesday dunk driving and at bat 11 career home run. 5 nothing milwaukee. then this the third look at canes react

now, martin's friends have to cope with the fact that their classmate is not coming home. >> reporter: andres and alejandro went to school with martin. they say they'll miss his sense of humor. >> he used to try to make a sad moment into a funny moment. and then he used to work to make everybody happy again. >> yeah. >> but this, he can't because he's passed away. >> reporter: bill richard asks everyone to continue to pray for my family, as we remember martin. we also ask for your patience and privacy, as we work to simultaneously grieve and recover. in dorchester, massachusetts, adriana diaz, wjz eyewitness news. >> funeral plans for martin are now pending. >> well, tonight, there are more and more videos of the explosions emerging. and our complete coverage continues with mary bubala, live in the newsroom. mary? >> denoose, many-- denise, many specters, along with runners themselves, were carrying cell phones and caught the blast. [ explosion ] >> this amateur video was filmed by runner jennifer tracy. she was just a short distance from the finish line, when the first blast went off

and we are only a few blocks away from the home of martin richard, a little 8-year-old boy who skied. what's so sad, is that as we speak, his sister is lot in the hospital. his younger sister is a dancer and she lost one of her legs in the blast and another one of her legs might have to be amputated. also his mother's in the hospital. his other brother's okay, the father's okay, but one can only imagine what it's like right now erin for this father and this brother who are not only dealing with the loss of their son, their 8-year-old son who was such a nice boy, but also worrying so much about his wife and his little daughter still in the hospital. >> the unfairness and the horror of this, you talk about a sister, a dancer, who lost her leg and as you said, fighting for her second leg tonight. i know that his mother also suffered a brain injury, right? it's an unbelievable tragedy for so many in one family. >> reporter: right, it is. and this father is a very brave man, he actually came up with a written statement he gave us. i want to read it to you because it's so poignant and impor

outside the home of martin richards, a smiling eight-year- old who loved to run and climb, a single balloon inked with the words, the door of heaven is open. his mom and his sister were also badly hurt in the blast. >> i have small children, like her, and it's terrible to lose a child like that. >> reporter: we have now learned the name of the second of three people killed here. she is crystal campbell. she is 29 years old, was 29 years old. she graduated from medford high school outside of boston in 2001. we have also learned that homeland security warned about exactly these kind of pressure cooker bombs back in 2004. they are popular with the taliban and with al-qaeda, which does not mean the taliban or al-qaeda committed this heinous act, but they have used these pressure cooker bombs to deadly affect in places like afghanistan, napal, india, and pakistan. >> we add the name boston to that list. let's get straight to our security expert, ed clark. first of all, ed, these bombs are something most of us have never heard of these things before. pressure cookers, can you tell us anything abo

according to the boston globe his name is martin richard. officials searched a home in boston overnight in revere massachusetts. so far police have no suspects and no motive. x>> we can tell you it is uneasy in the district this morning. security detail is on high alert. the emancipation day parade in concert will go on as scheduled. the mayor says there is no specific threat against the city but a readiness plan is and put in place. it concludes here at city hall a blast from the white house. police artie keeping a watchful eye. >> two stories from overseas. officials say two car bombs just went off in iraq near baghdad and killed nine people wounded 27 more. most of the victims were civilians. at least two were police officers in an unrelated attack. we are hearing from officials in pakistan bomb went off in the country southwest region. three people were killed and seven were injured. >> here is what you need to know before you go. today's the emancipation day holiday in d.c. and community just to know about. rush-hour parking restriction

sharks appear to be peaking right now and try to lock up home ice. tonight against boston martin loves playing against former team trying to pass and former teammate deflects it right into his own net. own goal in soccer. 1 nothing sharks. later logan leaps to bat the puck down with the left hand on pass from goalie nicholas. to feed him right in front. that's tremendous play by him. san jose adds 3 more goals in the third. the one timer 2 goals 4 points in the game. sharks win third straight 6-1 and tied with the kings for fourth but l.a. owns the tie breaker 4 games left in the season. pressure of pitching up to new 127 million dollar contract? only matt cain knows but he had another rough outing today in milwaukee for the giants. who doesn't love a good sauce am race? right? hot dog wire to wire. trouble in the first. ryan brawn deep off kaichbility every pitch was over the middle of the plate and brewer is sliding. brewer pitcher arrested tuesday dunk driving and at bat 11 career home run. 5 nothing milwaukee. then this the third look at canes re

martin richard who as we know died yesterday while watching the marathon with his family. his mother and sister still seriously injured. we've all had those moments. when you lost the thing you can't believe you lost. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can get all this with a prepaid card. spends like cash. feels like membership. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. ow the results will be fantastic. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> this is a here we now our neighbors and we grieve for them. we grieve for the little boy who we knew from dorchester. bad day for boston, but i think if we pull together, we'll get through it. >> boston's mayor, thomas mannino, speaking of his city's resilience and speaking with me now is massachus

of 8-year-old martin richard. a big crowd came out to show support for the family. it is hard to even imagine what they are going through not only losing an 8-year-old but the mother who had to undergo brain surgery. she had a very serious injury whether the entire family was near the finish line of the boston marathon. and their little girl, just 6 years old, first grader, who lost her leg. but last night we saw people lighting candles. they were laying flowers, stuffed animals and a lot of peace signs. one of the moving pictures that has come out of this is less than a year ago when little martin richard had made a sign that said no more hurting people when he was in a peace march at school. the school where he went called him a bright energetic young boy who had big dreams and high hopes for his future. and the entire community it seemed wanted to come out and show support for his family. you also mentioned the young restaurant manager, just 29 years old, krystle campbell who was identified yesterday afternoon.

mayor menino as well in dorchester, massachusetts, the home of martin richard. the state house, the train stations, the university of massachusetts as well. all around boston and the nation pausing for a moment of silence. to be followed by bells ringing throughout boston, marking the moment that really it seemed that time stood still as we attempted to find out what was going on. we saw the explosion during the marathon as many runners were crossing the finish line. and a week later, within the last couple of hours, the lone suspect who has survived charged today. we're learning more about him. jay gray is standing by as well. jay, here we are again pausing, honoring the heroes who rushed in to assist and even the officers who we watched in that fire fight late thursday night, early fright morning who helped put all of this to some conclusion. that the suspect was apprehended. >> yeah. and a lot of people here very pleased to hear that this is moving forward legally. but this is an emotional day as you might imagine. dozens of people pouring out of their apartm

martin richard was just eight years old. they were the picture of an american family and they describe the scene as he returned home without his son. slowly in walked very the house. i said, is everything ok? he said no. martin was the little boy that was killed. i was just speechless. >> authorities have identified the second victim as 29-year-old krystle campbell seen here. a massachusetts resident who was there to cheer on a friend waiting to snap a photo at the finish line. her friend was seriously injured. >> these bombings have been heard around the world. >> and says his government is ready to assist the united states in their investigation in any way they can. says the only way to root out terrorism is to closely related efforts. >> d.c. police remained on high alert in the wake of yesterday's attacks. the extra security for the emancipation day parade down pennsylvania avenue. extra police on the metro patrolling the platforms and trains. extra security at the airport. armed guards on capitol hill, outside federal b

. >> tonight, people remember eight -year-old martin richard. the boston boy was at the finish line with his family cheering on his father when the bombs went off. >>> his mother and younger sister were also hurt. >> he would try to make a sad moment it's a funny moment and then he would make everyone happy. but this, he can't because he passed away. >> the other two victims, a graduate student from china and 29 -year-old krystle campbell was at the finish line with her best friend. >> more than 170 people were also wounded. >> i'm alive, and being so close to the blast, it could have turned out way worse. >> the injured are being treated for shrapnel wounds, pierced your drums and lost limbs. >> some of them woke up today with no legs and they told me they were happy to be alive. they told me they thought they would die as they saw the blood spilling out. >> the bombs that exploded near the finish line were built and put in place to look like pieces of trash. >> this was a heinous and cowardly act. given what we now know about what took place,

sharks appear to be peaking right now and try to lock up home ice. tonight against boston martin loves playing against former team trying to pass and former teammate deflects it right into his own net. own goal in soccer. 1 nothing sharks. later logan leaps to bat the puck down with the left hand on pass from goalie nicholas. to feed him right in front. that's tremendous play by him. san jose adds 3 more goals in the third. the one timer 2 goals 4 points in the game. sharks win third straight 6-1 and tied with the kings for fourth but l.a. owns the tie breaker 4 games left in the season. pressure of pitching up to new 127 mill contract? only matt cain knows but he had another rough outing today in milwaukee for the giants. who doesn't love a good sauce am race? right? hot dog wire to wire. trouble in the first. ryan brawn deep off kaichbility every pitch was over the middle of the plate and brewer is sliding. brewer pitcher arrested tuesday dunk driving and at bat 11 career home run. 5 nothing milwaukee. then this the third look at canes reaction her

martin richards home, crystal campbell 29. she was killed. and the third fatality, chinese citizen whose identity is still not being made public at the request of the family. he was a boston university graduate student killed while watching the race with friends. so yeah. you just heard story after story. did you hear this one guy police called the cowboy. >> yeah. guy in the white hat. >> stephanie: literally, the guy in the white hat. >> i saw the picture of him helping the guy who had his legs blown off. >> stephanie: that's the thing. which of us would have the wherewithal. first of all he's there in honor of his son. one died in iraq and then the other son killed himself because of the first -- so he's there to honor his sons. he hands out american flags and you know, he's become a peace activist. carlos arredondo was in the bleaches at the finish line when the bomb went off. i don't know about you but i'm one of these squeamish around blood people. this guy was right there. he said in the next moment, he was vaulting over a barricade ra

my family's home was built in 1906. it's a registered historical landmark that needs to be preserved. and i think i'll cut through the rest of it here, but there's plenty of homes in the neighborhood that are over 100 years old and little has changed. yet 10 years ago martin attempted to add another floor or two and here we are again saying yet the same subject. and i just think it needs to be looked into further. it needs to be stopped. if anybody was at that site and looked at the historical neighborhood to see what he may do on that tiny little lot in between two historical homes is -- it defies common sense.

my family's home was built in 1906. it's a registered historical landmark that needs to be preserved. and i think i'll cut through the rest of it here, but there's plenty of homes in the neighborhood that are over 100 years old and little has changed. yet 10 years ago martin attempted to add another floor or two and here we are again saying yet the same subject. and i just think it needs to be looked into further. it needs to be stopped. if anybody was at that site and looked at the historical neighborhood to see what he may do on that tiny little lot in between two historical homes is -- it defies common sense. the views, the air, it's one of the best views from buena vista park of the ocean. the shadowing, it would be terrible, terrible mistake. anyway, thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood] and i live in the haight/ashbury area. and my husband and i have a 130-year old victorian home which we have beautifully restored and we have a very fond desire of keepi

to know that that little boy will never come home again is -- it kept me up tonight, and it will probably keep me up more nights. >> reporter: martin was in the crowd watching the marathon with his parents, 11-year-old brother and 5-year-old sister close to where the blast went off. he was killed. his mom and sister right now are in very bad shape. in a statement, his father, bill richard, wrote, "my dear son martin has died from injuries sustained in the attack on boston. my wife and daughter are both recovering from serious injuries. we thank our family and friends, those we know and those we have never met, for their thoughts and prayers." >> we're a very close community, and we are all devastated. >> reporter: the drawing he made in front of his home over the weekend drew neighbors and friends who left flowers and candles in remembrance of the young boy. at the finish line it only took moments for a joyous accomplishment to turn to terrifying confusion. 78-year-old bill iffrig was just feet from the explosion, about to finish his 45th marathon. what did it sound like? what did it feel

and now martin's friends have to cope with the fact that their classmate is not coming home. >> reporter: andres went to school with martin. they say they'll miss his sense of humor. >> he used to try to make a sad moment into a funny moment. and he used to work to make everybody happy again. but this, he can't. because he's passed away. >> reporter: bill richards scg asks everyone to continue to pray for my family as we remember martin. we also ask for your patience and privacy awheeze work to simultaneously grieve and to recover. >> the richard family had just gone to get ice cream before returning to the area near the finish line. >>> well, out of the tragedy and the chaos come the stories of the heroes who ran to help. and kai is in the newsroom, with one special story. kai? >> that's right. witnesses say as soon as the blast happened, the bystanders ran toward the explosion, to help those who were hurt. among the form good samaritans, joanne drowsy. this photo has been buzzing all over social media today. and the response -- andrusee said he didn't -- doesn't want any honors. >> he

. >> to know he will never come home, it kept me up. >> martin released a statement, saying the wife and daughter suffered injuries, he asked others to pray for his family. stay with us for continuing coverage, and coming up at 4:15, we'll have details about the work going on at the white house right now to bring the attackers to justice. you can always get the latest on our website at nbcwashington.com or check us out on facebook and twitter. >>> right now, there are delays after computer problems grounded all american airlines flights. the problem happened after there were problems with the reservation systems. faa has asked they halt the flights until 5:00, reagan international has several cancelled flights from american right now. >>> a teenage girl accused of sexting in northern virginia, why some say there was a double standard in the way she was published. >> everything was loud, i heard the explosion, called 911, i was waiting for the firefighters to come. >>> the fight to reach three college students trapped as the house went up in flames around them. >>> and temperatures wi

and now, martin's friends have to cope with the fact that their classmate is not coming home. >> reporter: andres and alejandro went to school with martin. they say they'll miss his sense of humor. >> he used to try to make a sad moment into a funny moment. and he used to work for it to make everybody happy again. but this, he can't,because he's passed away. >> reporter: bill richards asks everyone to "continue to pray for my family as we remember martin. we also ask for your patience and privacy, as we work to simultaneously grieve and to recover ." >> adriana diaz, wjz eyewitness news. >> the richard family had gone to get ice cream before returning to the area near the finish line. stay with wjz for complete coverage of the explosion at the boston marathon. for the latest developments any time, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. be sure to watch the cbs evening news tonight at 7:00. scott pelley will be in boston, with updates on the terror attack. >>> the search is on tonight for a hit-and of run driver, who struck a group of pasadena teens, killing one. tonight, monique griego has reaction f

thousands turn out for 8-year-old martin richard, the little leaguer with the home run smile. we hear from the mom of the bright young woman called the most lovable girl and we learn about the chinese grad student who was living her dream at boston university. >>> grounded. thousands stranded after american airlines' computer system goes down. no way to track your bags or take off. inside the travel nightmare as more flights are canceled today. ♪ sweet caroline >>> america says, we are boston. the city's unofficial anthem of victory, "sweet caroline," played loudly across the country last night and the emotional tribute from one place no one ever thought they'd see. ♪ believe they never would but now sweet caroline ♪ >>> and good morning, america. we are all united behind boston this morning. robin and lara off today. great to have amy and rachel here and, boy, we have a lot to get to. police have already received 2,000 tips in the boston bombings, that's the scene right there. investigators combing through it inch by inch. the boston police commissioner says he's never

martin's sister lost a leg in the blast. injury. a neighbor says his father returned to their home late last night. house. so, his friend came 'no martin was the little killed in the blast. she was believe it's happened carpenters nails, designed for hour after hour, the surgical teams removed limbi've been moved and as a of them. i talked to some of they're happy to be alive stories... bay area runners who took part in the race are are flying back to sfo with heavy hearts. we spoke to finished the race about 45 minutes before the bombs went off. it's heartbreaking that we have to go places and not be comfortable that we're going to be safe. el hit in the lake by shrapnel so he hasn't really been awake since yesterday. his hair a cents he was that close to his eye was swollen, they did the preliminary testing with a shrapnel hit him and so they did that type of work. try to stabilize tam. as bad as this is it could have been a lot worse. catherine howard say she's just looking to reunite with family that will happen on thursday at k

friends and neighbors have visited their home to drop off flowers and presents. two brothers from martin's soccer club brought a ball bearing message from his teammates. he would, like at the end of the game, say he won or lost, do something crazy to warm up the team and make sure they had a great game. >> reporter: medical teams in boston have been working to treat the survivors of the attack. >> i not only have not seen anything of this scale with the number and severity combined. >> reporter: doctors at brigham and women's hospital say this explosions propelled objects on the street into the wounded. along with the contents of the bombs. >> we identified objects we confirm today were definitely weaponized. they were these very small 2 to 3 millimeter ball bearing-like objects and small carpenter nainail s in three of our patients. >> reporter: investigators suspect nails and ball bearings were used to make the bombs more destructive and they recovered the mangled piece of metal that was said to have been part of a pressure cooker. information on how to make th

among the dead an 8-year-old martin richard. neighbors set up a makeshift memorial outside his home. president obama was notified in minutes and promise

. >> tonight hundreds of people remembered eight-year-old martin richard. the boston boy was at the finish line with his family cheering on his father when the bombs went off. his mother and younger sister were also hurt. >> try to make a sad moment into a funny moment and used to make everybody happy again. >> yeah. >> but this he can't because he's passed away. >> the other two victims a boston university graduate student from china, and 29-year-old crystal campbell, who was at the finish line with her best friend. >> she had a heart of gold. you couldn't ask for a better daughter. >> more than 170 other people were also wounded. >> i'm alive and being so close to the blasts, you know, it could have turned out way worse. >> the injured are being treated for shrapnel wounds, pierced eardrums, lost limbs. >> some of them woke up today with no legs, and they told me that they're happy to be alive. they told me that they thought they would die as they saw the blood spilling out. >> a law enforcement official tells cbs news the bombs that exploded near the fin

brother, martin. >> i would think that getting out of prison after 23 or 24 years, you would be ecstatic to be outside and smell the fresh air and everything. and you ask him what's going on, and it's like, well, this is expected or this is not new. >> what has been fun for you since you've been out. what have you enjoyed, revelled in? >> absolutely nothing. i pretty much learn to hide and bottle up emotions. you just do that kind of stuff on death row. i think the best thing about being out is i don't see any uniforms. ever. and i see leaves and grass that i actually do walk on. i don't care if it's somebody else's yard. i do walk on it. okay. let's see if we can find a menu on this thing. okay. the menu doesn't work. >> for keenan, the simplest tasks now all come with a learning curve. >> the phone can do a lot more than just ring. i can't even get the menu. this sucks! >> keenan has noticed other changes, as well. >> i've noticed that a lot of people drink diet beer now. i had to acclimatize myself no matter what restaurants you go into, you get free refills. of whatever befrmg you're

tonight, there is a vigil for 8-year-old martin richard. the boy's neighbors are stunned. >> to know that that little boy will never come home again, is -- is -- it kept me up at night and will probably keep me up this morning. >> reporter: the pakistani taliban, which claimed responsibility for the 2010 attempt in times square has denied any role in the boss marathon attack. so far, there are no suspects. investigators are combing the veins surveillance tapes and pictures from yesterday. >>> tonight, the city of boss is just beginning to come to grips with the bombing. investigators want to know who could have done it, and why. steve handelsman has reaction from the white house, and adam tuss on the police presence here in washington, we begin with shomari. >> reporter: good evening, as you walk down the street you see the uniformed officers walking around, looking for anything suspicious. let me move out of the way. we are approximately 75 yards from the finish line near where the two explosions went off. and many people have sad looks on

martin richard who was killed in the bomb attack at boston marathon yesterday by the hundreds and possibly thousands that will be out in boston tonight as prayers go out from new england from aroun

in the bay area home sales dipped in march. but the median price rose in the year to year basis. >>> a mississippi man has been charged with threatening the president with poison. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin is updating our forecast and he's back at 10:45 with the weekend that is right around the corner. >> a ktvu camera catches a -- look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> pg & e has stepped up security at their stations. tonight we saw police stationed at some of those gates at the station. pg & e says they're now working with police to coordinate investi

in the bay area home sales dipped in march. but the median price rose in the year to year basis. >>> a mississippi man has been charged with threatening the president with poison. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin is updating our forecast and he's back at 10:45 with the weekend that is >>> pg & e has stepped up security at their stations. tonight we saw police stationed at some of those gates at the station. pg & e says they're now working with police to coordinate investigations. >>> a mississippi man charged with sending letters with the deadly poison ricin to president obama insist that is he is innocent. 45-year-old paul kevin curtis was charged with threatening the president and others and if convicted he faces up to 15 years in prison. curtis was picked up at his home. a neighbor said that she looked at his facebook page which she found very anti government. >> he talks about organ, people doing organ harvesting. he said on his facebook he's been arrested 22 times and that he was going to keep fighting the fight wha

friends and family of 8-year-old martin richard gathered in a park near his home to remember him and pray for his family. his 6-year-old sister lost a leg, his mother has a serious brain injury. on tuesday, friends and relatives dropped off flowers at the family's house in the dorchester section of boston. martin's unforgettable smile has become the face of monday's senseless attack. his picture celebrating his first communion and another with the sign that reads "no more pu hurting people" now emblazoned on the minds of millions. one of the first responders, dr. kim mills tried to revive him. >> what she told me is she handed it off to the emts. she pronounced him and said he's dead. somebody said we need to start cpr. she said i don't think it will help. >> reporter: now he says his wife is grappling with the reality of seeing these pictures of martin. >> you could see she got quiet, you could see the tears welling up, the emotion coming back from yesterday. >> reporter: the second fatality is krystle campbell, a 29-year-old from medford, massachusetts, a suburb to the north of bos

. 50 homes destroyed, not everybody will. >> martin, are investigators any closer to understanding why this happened? >> there are a lot of teams working at both the state and federal level. the fire marshal yesterday said they had finished up pretty much their initial investigation here, but it's going to take months. what is being looked at very carefully is that fire because they believe it was the fire of course that triggered the explosion. somehow that fire caused the material inside of this fertilizer plant to ignite in a catastrophic way. so why did that fire start? an electrical short? wiring problem? something left on? a piece of mechanical equipment? they can't say, but it's key to know. and the reason it's key because facilities like this are in rural communities across the country, thousands of them. and so it's not just a mystery for this town, it is potentially trying to figure out to prevent a disaster in many other communities, zorida. >> there are a lot of people who are waiting for answers on that situation. martin savidge live for us in west, texas, thank you very m

. >> reporter: martin savidge, cnn, west, texas. a west texas nursing home was part of the many buildings damaged in the blast. now more than eleven different nursing homes across central texas are opening their doors to the patients who were displaced. one of the patients describes the horror she felt after the nursing home she was in collapsed around her. >> i was watching tv in the dining room then i heard this big loud explosion and then the ceiling collapsed on top of me. i was scared i just screamed and screamed. >> what went to remind? >> i was scared. >> now that the displaced residents have a place to stay, they can turn their attention towards the future. qaida-affiliated group savidge. what started the fire that patients who were displaced. >> five backcountry snowboarders were found dead saturday after being trapped by an avalanche in colorado's white river national forest. authorities say six snowboarders were caught in the slide saturday afternoon.but one member of the group survived. they were snowboarding at loveland

85% of them want to own their own home. >> reporter: in san francisco, allen martin, kpix 5. >> another reason,thy have spent so much on their college education. the student loan debt is at an all-time high now, totaling almost $900 billion nationwide. i have a lot of friends trying to pay off their college education. >> and you are working hard at it as well. >> and we're looking at a major warm-up. the skies are gray and that chance of showers and this is brian hackney with more on our pinpoint forecast. >> a good sunday morning. beginning with variable clouds, fairly light winds, some sun and sprinkles around the bay area. the hi-def doppler is picking up not much at all and that will change tonight. showers are coming into the bay area. out of the door this morning, we have clouds and a few sprinkles, mostly light around the bay area, mostly cloudy inland, and we'll begin with the temperatures near 60 degrees for the bay area, a smiled start to the sunday morning. and as i said, it will get wet later. after scattered sprinkles, we will clear it up tomorrow and a big warm-up is expec

martin's relatives grieving online. cousin tweeting "i love you martin, you'll be in my mind forever and ever." his aunt, martin, you're the sweetest, funniest boy, i'm going to miss you so much but now you're an angel. martin's mother is out of surgery. his little sister, in the first grade, is still in the hospital. we can only assume his dad, bill, is okay physically. but we know he's much loved and active in the community. the dorchester reporter says richard's family is, quote, deeply involved in all facets of life in door chester from from little league, to the church st. ann's parish in neponset. >> that little boy's face, his smile, that picture of him in his communion suit, tough see what was lost. a situation that certainly would have been worse. that's perspective tough to take when we've had loss. we know, sanjay, people still in there. we know it is not over yet. words like serious, critical. what do they mean? what is up in the air? >> reporter: well, you know, in the hospital behind me, one of nine hospit