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Courage and resilience has been evidenced since the moment the bombs went off. today president obama repeated his promise to bring the killers to justice. >> the american people refuse to be terrorized. because what the world saw yesterday and the aftermath of the explosions were stories of heroism and kindness and generosity and love. >> i looked down and there was a person who was bleeding on the street. they were right off of the sidewalk just laying down and luckily this restaurant was helpi...

The fbi is analyzing the photo along with hundreds of videos and still photos taken before, during, and after the attack. we will, of course, be talking about all of that tonight as well as breaking news out of washington. a letter to u.s. senator testing positive for the deadly poison. weve also learned more about those who have lost their lives in the blast as well as the wounded and the heroes who rose in the camp. we dont know much about the third person who died. we just learned she was a c...

Support this family that has gone through so much, not only lost its son, but now going through the pain of severe injuries to the mother, and also to the daughter. >> its just awful for that family. dorchester is such a tight-knit community and theres a great deal of concern for that family this morning. poppy harlow, our thanks to you. >> have to balance the urgency of taking care of the wounded with finding out who did this and why. there is word that investigators raided an apartment in reve...

Materials, how they could have been accessed. how it was made, what it tells us about the level of sophistication. what is on our heads and hearts this morning are the people who were hurt here, the people who lost their lives. poppy harlow, at one of the hospitals still fighting battles for the wounded. susan candiotti, latest on the investigation for us. briana keilar, at the white house with the latest response for how they are moving assets and information. and then what is the reaction to t...

The wounded and half stayed back. >> jim, what do you see when you get to the casualties? >> lots of smoke and confusion, lots of blood. lots of injured patients. for me, it was just a flashback to iraq. carrying that first explosion, i knew it was an ied. usually they come in twos, sometimes threes. sometimes they wait for people to come out and they set off the third one or the second one. there were two. they stopped the third one, thankfully. and we had to make room in the medical tent from ...

Immediately before those bombs went off, and what did he do immediately after that? he looked to see if the people around him were okay. he joins me right now here not more than two blocks from where the bombings happened. dr. shaw, tell me what that was like yesterday. >> i think initially myself and all the other runners werent sure whether it was a firework gone bad or something that was supposed to happen. then after the second explosion went off, we knew something was wrong because all the ...

Treating the wounded at some of the best hospitals in the world and the medical students who hurried to help saying, when we heard, we all came in. the priests who opened their churches and ministered to the hurt and the fearful and the good people of boston who opened their homes to the victims of this attack and those shaken by it. so if you want to know who we are, what america is, how we respond to evil, thats it. selflessly, compassionately, unafraid. in the coming days we will pursue every...

Resilience but it is mostly sadness today. thank you very much. yards away from the site of the explosion was a medical tent with a full complement of doctors and nurses who were there at the boston marathon volunteering to help with runners. as the bombs went off they rushed out into danger to tend to the wounded. i sat down with dr. christina hernon, an emergency room physician from u-mass memorial health care just one of the heroic doctors and nurses who ran out to help. >> we heard and felt ...

Here are the latest developments in the horrific bombings which brought a bloody end to the boston marathon. the investigation has yielded major new clues. sources now say the explosive devices were apparently made from pressure cookers hidden in backpacks and set off by timers. the death toll stands at three. weve now learned the name of another person who was killed, krystle campbell, a young woman at the finish line to cheer on the runners. the other known victims included 8-year-old martin r...

Doctor. at one point nine of the patients were in surgery. doctors working hard to save the lives of the two most critically injured patients. the youngest, a 3-year-old. that young child was taken to childrens hospital. so at this point what you have is maybe as one the doctors described here. he said we have been trained in drills for something like this happening but he said nothing in terms of what they have seen could have prepared them for this. >> this must have strezed resources. we know...