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Being there, how could they do this. you wrote this piece right in the aftermath in the texas monthly sort of predicting that reaction. >> yeah. and got a lot of pushback for that, too. this is not really attractive on the part of our national friends but as crystal said its a tight knit community, a strong community. we saw that in the aftermath of the blaze, the explosion people rushing to help, volunteer firefighters, everyone working to pull people out of the rubble. it is i think a pretty c...

In a moment were going to find out what investigators are learning about the wife of tamerlan, thats his older brother. right now, lets go to the information from wnbcs chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst. thank you, jonathan. what do we got new? youve listened to the first part of this show. were talking about what the suspect has had to say, the surviving suspect about being out there all alone. two brothers operating alone, technically, and also apparently ideologically. they were pi...

Driving force behind the attack and denies the involvement of international terrorist groups. >> boston area investigators are trying to piece together the events of last week that left one officer dead and another wounded. >> that violence is what led to the killing of suspected bomber tamerlan tsarnaev and the capture of the other suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> wolf blitzer got a moment by moment look at the days from the police commissioner. >> my condolences on the loss of officer sean colli...

D dienst. the survivor, being out there all alone. two brothers operating alone, technically, and also apparently ideologically. they were picking up their radicalization over the internet. not through any coaching or role of anybody as a sort of a recruiter. >> well, that is the claim that investigators say is being made by the wounded younger brother who continues to recover in the hospital. investigators are now running around, as you heard, theyre trying to verify that. they are checking wit...

Thank you, jonathan. what do we got new? youve listened to the first part of this show. were talking about what the suspect has had to say, the surviving suspect about being out there all alone. two brothers operating alone, technically, and also apparently ideologically. they were picking up their radicalization over the internet. not through any coaching or role of anybody as a sort of a recruiter. >> well, that is the claim that investigators say is being made by the wounded younger brother w...

Enforcement hailed as heroes. day six, as tsarnaev lay sedated and unable to speak from a neck injury, federal prosecutors prepare charges against him. pamela brown, cnn, boston, massachusetts. what a week it has been. the victims, the wounded are still healing. people are still grieving, and dzhokhar tsarnaev still lying in that hospital bed, handcuffed to the bed, waiting to face justice. >> a wide-ranging investigation still ongoing. still ahead, something for air passengers to watch out ...

>> i saw volunteers running towards the finish line, wheelchairs coming over the barricades to get to the wounded. >> registered nurse steven sagatori had been handling routine blisters and dehydration in the medical tent. suddenly, dozens of victims now needed his help. >> my first patient was a young man in a wheelchair. we brought him in, got him in a stretcher, tightened the tourniquets, and he went right out to the hospital. i went back out to start getting -- to bring the next person in an...

And he said, doctor, am i going to be okay? efsz the first person that i looked a the in the eyes and said, youre going to be okay. >> i saw volunteers running towards the finish line, wheelchairs coming over the barricades to get to the wounded. >> registered nurse steven sagatori had been handling ruin teen blisters and dehydration in the med tal tent. suddenly, dozens of victims now needed his help. >> my first patient was a young man in a wheelchair. we brought him in, got him in a stretcher...

To be okay? he was the first person that i looked at in the eyes and said, youre going to be okay. >> i saw volunteers running towards the finish line, wheelchairs coming over the barricades to get to the wounded. >> registered nurse steven sagatori had been handling routine blisters and dehydration in the medical tent. suddenly, dozens of victims now needed his help. >> my first patient was a young man in a wheelchair. we brought him in, got him in a stretcher, tightened the tourniquets tighter...

To be okay? he was the first person that i looked a the in the eyes and said, youre going to be okay. >> i saw volunteers running towards the finish line, wheelchairs coming over the barricades to get to the wounded. >> registered nurse steven sagatori had been handling ruin teen blisters and dehydration in the medical tent. suddenly, dozens of victims now needed his help. >> my first patient was a young man in a wheelchair. we brought him in, got him in a stretcher, and he went right out to the...