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Thunder. two bombs went off as dozens of runners were crossing the finish line at the boston marathon today. >> but there was unfounded speculation and there were mistakes. the biggest blunder reports that boston police arrest ed a suspet in the case which turned out to be flat wrong. plus a report that the younger brother had been killed instead of captured after of that massive manhunt. and days of media chatter about who did it, why they did it that sometimes went too far. well turn our criti...

Right, although thats not a good category. extremist, lets call them that. >> on wednesday cnn followed by fox news, the ap and the "boston globe" reported there had been an arrest in the case, but that story soon fell apart. >> investigators have identified a suspect. thats the word our local affiliate in boston is using. a suspect believed to be responsible for the boston marathon bombing and that an arrest is imminent. >> one of our sources from our national security contributor, one source s...

>> "new york post" made a great case for journalism. >> im not going to go there. >> rupert murdoch has not apologized. he said on twitter "only our picks were those distributed by fbi and withdrawn when fbi changed directions." you cant withdraw something thats in print and on the newsstands. thats not an apology. >> if you screw up, say youre sorry. its as simple as that. >> this is a screw up. this is willful attempt to sell newspapers on something flimsy and they knew it. so i think this is ...

Twitter is is that blitzing linebacker who is throwing the ball before he wants to. in other words, its putting so much pressure on the media. well come back to that role in a minute. >> they had several sources saying there had been an arrest. that turned out to be wrong. >> nobody right now, im sure, feels worse than john king and fran townsend. its not as if they wanted this happen. yes, it was a blunder. yes, it was bad. however, these are sources that they believe to be impeccable or otherw...

Boston for the marathon. joining me is christine brennan, sports columnist for "usa today" and a contributor to abc. this was one of the instances where sports reporters become breaking news reporters. tough transition? >> yes, although i think sports reporters are uniquely ready for that challenge. think of the deadlines every night as election night for a sports section. it doesnt surprise me many colleagues and others i dont know did such a terrific job on the spot. its something new every da...

Had. that could be a part of a context of a lot of other descriptioners. >> is that the case even if it was true? if the story was solid, there was an arrest, there was a dark-skinned person? youre saying its too broad. >> its too broad. the point of journalism is to be absolutely accurate. in a context, thats just one single fact. that tells me nothing. what does that mean? theres a billion dark-skinned people. and in a city with a fractured racial history that boston has, you dont need to put ...

this until the the cottons picked and the beans and the kernels are counted. smart phones make calls, send e-mails and now you can set them to stun. it is going too far? hello, everyone, im poppy harlow in tonight for don lemon. lets get you up to speed on the day r days biggest stories. in syria, a senior government official with 34 years of service now says hes on the side of the rebel uprising. he was syrias ambassador to iraq, and hes the highest ranking diplomat to defect. he ...

us until the cottons picked and the beans and the kernels are counted. smart phones make calls, send e-mails and now you can set them to stun. it is going too far? hello, everyone, im poppy hair low in tonight for don lemon. lets get you up to speed on the dames biggest stories. in syria, a senior government official with 34 years of service now says hes on the side of the rebel uprising. he was syrias ambassador to iraq, and hes the highest ranking diplomat to defect. he says he c...

full extent of this until the cotton is picked and the kernels are counted. now setting them to stun, is it going too far? >> hello, everyone. im poppy harlow. a senior government official with 34 years of service now says hes on the side of the rebel upriding. he says he cant be part of a dictatorship any locker. youll hear him in his own words in just a moment. plus, i just spoke with the long time american ambassador to syria. his reaction, our conversation, coming up. an eg...

lemmon. this is not good for the president of syria. one of his most senior officials has defected and now hes talking. nawaf was the syrian ambassador to iraq. not anymore, he fled his post and fled to another country and is supporting the rebels trying to throw out president bashar al assad. >> translator: the regime in syria is a totalitarian regime and dictatorship. there is only one person who gives the orders. one person who is the president. >> fares talked to cnn from his secur...