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Alone have the capacity to use rockets to deliver chemical weapons. >> for five days the syrian regime refused to allow the u.n. investigators access to the site of the attack that would allegedly exonerate them. instead it attacked the area further, shelling it, and systematically destroying evidence. that is not the behavior of a government that has nothing to hide. that is not the action of a regime eager to prove to the world that it had not used chemical weapons. >> and today a van with u.n. weapons inspectors was shot at as it attempted to enter the attack site to collect evidence. nbc's...

That's why this investigation is so very important and that's why the u.s. is saying for such a long time, it has to happen as fast as possible because with every moment that passes, don, it is more difficult for those inspectors to find conclusive evidence, what chemical exactly was used and how it was delivered, as well, don. >> all right. fred, stand by. i want to go to chris lawrence now in washington. letting inpeck or thes visit the attack site, too little, too late. cnn received new evidence of the alleged chemical attack. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right, don. things are chan...

Attack in syria. watch this. >> kids are dying and you're to blame. >> kids are dying and you're the oblame. >> dozens of protesters observed a moment of silence for the innocent victims. it is believed that bashar al assad's regime launched a poisonous gas attack while many were sleeping. reports vary, with some saying more than 1,300 people are killed. you have to see the pictures -- in fact, don't see the pictures. but just know many of them were children. remember the red line put down by the president a year ago last summer and at least two times now syria has crossed it. it happened at t...

>> reporter: that medal, the collier medal, will be given to a student every year for someone who displays the same dedication of values as sean collier did. >> eric, thank you very much. today the area around the attack site opened to the public. traffic resumed along boston's boylston street right where the bombs went off near the finish line. it's far from business as usual. shops are boarded up, windows blown out. a handful of roses sits at the first bomb site where crews repaired the broken concrete and people continue to wander by and pay respects today. one of our producers said everybo...

Us to the press conference when that occurs from the fbi. but, in the meantime. let's bring in chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with details on the federal investigation into the boston terror attack catherine. >> one of the new elements we had today through an investigative source is that you have got the video. you have got the still images and there is this third track through social media what he we were told is is that a radius of about a mile was put down over the attack site and it essentially vacuums up all the social media messages facebook, twitter, instagram,f tha...