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Tomorrow. investigators hope he's got important information about the marathon attack. plus, we're learning more about how the tsarnaev brothers pulled this thing off allegedly and what their plans may have been for new york city. then, explosions overnight on barges in alabama's mobile river and blast were near the beleaguered carnival triumph. plus, we're getting inside scoop about the drama behind the scenes at the network morning shows, author around journalist joinings me live with a new book "top of the morning." we'll talk about morning shows, cable news, the whole bit. >> i've be...

Easy for him to do further indoctrinations or extremism, i think. >> thank you very much, steve. appreciate your time tonight. "outfront" next, we're going to travel across the world to the area where nick peyton walsh has dug up some -- i mean this is actually really incredible what you're going to see. making bombs. tamerlan tsarnaev, how he could have learned how to make a bomb like the one used in the marathon attack? nick found a way and he's only been there a few days. later, an awesome display of respect and appreciation. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is t...

Boston bombing suspects before the marathon attack. plus, the key bomb component that could tell investigators where the suspects learned to build their deadly weapon. welcome back to "early start," everyone. i'm john berman. live in boston this morning. we'll have more from here with the latest on the marathon bombing investigation just ahead. and i'm zoraida sambolin in new york. it is thursday, april 25th. we're following breaking news this morning. in mobile bay, alabama, two fuel barges on fire. they were loaded with gasoline and they exploded last night. look at the flames. firefig...

Such a shocking thing. good point you raise. >> exactly. we're hard wired as human beings to obey legitimate authority figures. and what we need, you know, in terms of rebelling against undue influence and mind control is critical thinking and reality testing and having other people to bounce ideas over. if his brother said keep everything secret, i'm trusting you and the younger brother complied, it would be much more easy for him to do further indoctrinations or extremism, i think. >> thank you very much, steve. appreciate your time tonight. "outfront" next, we're going to travel across the ...