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Individuals who were taken into custody outside boston in watertown, than the one individual that was picked up in maine. >> for the very latest now on the investigation, we turn to our national correspondent susan candiotti, she has been following this developing story all day. she's in times square for us tonight. susan, you're reporting this evening that the fbi is focusing on many different threads in this ongoing investigation, not just the money trail? >> reporter: that's right. there are many threads indeed. tonight, we're hearing reports from "the washington post" that is talking about...

Washington post, a fourth man being held in pakistan claims to be shahzad's accomplice. that suspect reportedly admitted helping shahzad travel into pakistan's tribal areas for bomb training. >> and we last hour, we had said that if you were any part of this plot, i'd just keep my mouth shut. >> keep your head down. >> not admit it. just give the guy $35 and a pack of gum. >> yep. moving on. a lot of big stories to cover in this newscast. frustration growing in the gulf of mexico as bp says it is working on another plan to stop the spewing oil. engineers are now installing a small tube into ...

Purpose of the sharing of those monies. and so, this is just part of an ongoing investigation. >> the final question they asked him, before he got on the hutch to come back south, was, what exactly are you going to use this $35 for? >> fomostly firecrackers. >> okay. according to this morning's washington post, a fourth man is being held in pakistan and claims to be shahzad's accomplice. >> i wouldn't claim that. >> i wouldn't claim that either. >> the suspect reportedly admitted to helping shahzad travel into pakistan for bomb training. president obama is delivering an upbeat forecast on th...

Last weekend's incident came after general david petraeus, the top commander responsible for military operations in iraq and afghanistan told the "wall street journal" he believed the times square bombing suspect is a "lone wolf" who did not work with others. the general said 30-year-old faisal shahzad, a naturalized u.s. citizen, was inspired by militants in pakistan and yemen. prior to saturday night, when the bomb was packed in an suv and left in times square, petraeus said there was no spike in communications or chatter which would be an indicator of an overseas link. i didn't see in the i...

The 30-year-old shahzad was inspired to carry out this attack. now the effort is centered on finding out who funneled cash to the would-be bomber. the director of the middle east forum and michael isikoff is senior investigative reporter for "newsweek." gentlemen, thanks for joining us right now. michael, i will start with you if i can. the major headline earlier today was from general david petraeus saying shahzad was a lone wolf acting because of inspiration from pakistan but not with help from pakistan. what more do we know about that? >> well, i got to say that that statement from general ...