was shut and things were notnever quite the same. >> if is noon in boston and fox alert now, the manhunt is over but so many questions need to be answered. number two in police custody in a hospital. tense and harrowing stanted off and this final shoot out with police. (gunshots) police radio chatter capturing the moment when the suspect

was captured. >> we are getting report of watertown 67 franklin. they believe he is in the boat. poke a hole through the ladder of the boat. he is trying to poke a boat. live party confirmed. we have multiple shots fired here. everyone hold their fire. hold their fire. all units hold your fire . finally the suspect bloodied and wounded in an ambulance and a nation can exhale and celebrate after a exhausting manhunt that lasted 102 hours.

[ cheers and applause ] and i think the applause last night was my fach rit part of the entire week. life is back on the streets of boston and i am bill hemmer, one upon final time in the saturday special edition of america's news room. martha good afternoon to you. >> morning, bill. i am martha here in fox news headquarters, the justice department is hoping to file charges against 19 year old dzhokhar tsarnaev. he is under guard in the hospital and list indeed serious condition right now. he is expected to recover, which is a very important fact? this case this morning. the big hope is that soon he will be talking and he will be answering questions. the first one of course, will

be why. what was the motivation for the crimes, and were there tie to an over seas terrorist group and was there training that took place by overseas or here at home training group and were there red flags that were missed on the two young men and we'll get to all of that in the come being hourings. first, what an end it to a difficult week. here is boston's police chief ed davis on how one long day came to an incredible end. >> he walked and saw blood on the boat. he opened the tarp and saw a man covered with blood and he retreat called us. we set up a perimeter around that boat and over the course of the next hour or so, we exchange would gunfire with the suspect who inside of the boat and ultimately the hostage rescue team made an

entry and removed the suspect who was still alive in the boat. >> what an incredible team they are, the f.b.i. rescue hostage team did their work effectively in boston as did everyone involved and so the neighbor of the man who owns the boat spoke a wheel ago. >> is that where you believe he chose his hiding spot? >> i am very shock would. >> what did you see. >> it a boat. >> what do you think if not for your neighbor look being out what would happen? >> i just don't know what would have happened. >> what would have happened? >> law enforcement and elected officials speaking for a relieved public. but very mindful all throughout of what already lost. >> we are exhausted, folkings,

but we have a victory here tonight and so let's not forget the people along the way. >> it a complicated case and a challenging case and there are still questions remaining to be answered. as the cornel said because of the extraordinary collabation by all . law enforcement accident and resources and assets and peoplals who brought their a game, we have a suspect in custody tonight. >> four days ago my city was ruthlessly attack there is no explaining the savagery involve would and i spent the last several days looking at hundreds of hours of videotape and i got to see how brutal that attack over and over again and more importantly i got to see what the boston police officer and medical personnel and other first responders did to put people

back together. turen u turn quiet andem stemming the bleed their hand and putting a man on fire out with their hand and this is the kind of thing that came out of the savagerie and makes me proud to be a police officer and team. >> what happened this past week, we'll get back and all of you folks in the media, thank you for the support you gave us this past week. >> that open wound in the heart of boston and you can hear in their voices what this has been like for the leaders of that city and state . also last night, president obama spoke to the nation shortly after the suspect was taken into custody vowing to find out what happened and seek justice. >> we will determine what happened and investigate any associations that these terrorist may have had and continue to do whatever we have to do to keep our people safe. >> speaker of the house john boehner said we are all so

proud of the people of boston and watertown for showing great resolve and assisting authorities throughout the ordeal. this has been a long day and a long week . along the week, we have gained many examplings - examples of courage and character. >> and this is the moment mem nilse cent of the learning osama bin laden was dead. chant of usa. usa. listen to (chants) this. (chanting usa) >> thank goodness. that the moment that everyone needed so badly. that moment of recognition that this young man was not going to slip through their

fingers in boston. >> yeah, i tell you, people are back out again. you can see the same shopping street here in boston, i mean it was a ghost town all week. fich days, monday through friday and i heard a horn a bit earlier and you know boston is getting back to normal . say hello to a couple of bostonians. you ran the race on monday and finished an hour before the terrorist struck here and you are back for the first time today whampt is your feeling in your town? >> it is eal when you come around the corner, a lot of the crowds cheering and come back today, it was like a moment frozen in time there. it is so different . very emotional to see the tributes near the finish line for those who died in the tragedy and those who were injured and nais kind much a poignant moment. >> you ran last year and this

year. am you be back next year for another run? >> i can't wait for next year. >> enjoy it and thank you, david. say hello to shaun and kara russell from plymouth, massachusetts. you guys were hunkered down for a couple of days and now how does it feel? >> it feels like a giant weight is lifted off of the shoulders of the city and we can start to get back to normal. it is not normal yet but we are getting there. >> little bit at a time. >> you are wearing your boston police shirt study. >> i feel confident in the boston police . it is it a beautiful day and city and glad to be back. >> what was it like for you to go through this in your town and in your state over the past week? >> nerve wracking but i felt confident the whole time. >> you did. >> absolutely. >> where did that come from? >> i have no idea.

>> spirits of boston and the people of the area. we are going to remain strong and we have faith in the local officials this would get worked out. we'll be a stronger city for it. >> i heard that approximate from so many people. explain what the sense of community is about. >> boston, is just really hard to put my finger on it. but it is a strong city with a strong back bone, culturally, and you know, in general and historically. >> and the history is, too. you have a baseball game against the kansas city royalings. who will win? >>, the red sox. >> good luck to you. great to see you both in plymouth. >> thank you guyings. >> it is it a crazy thing when the traffic on the turnpike here, it quiet so many days and now it is nice to see so many smiles after a long week that no one will forget in the

town or state. >> not any time soon. it is great to see people headed to the ballgame and that's what americans do, they get back to the business but they don't forget and that bill, is something we want to talk about now. there are new callings for dzhokhar tsarnaev to be held as an enemy combatant in this crime. top republican lawmakers said he shouldn't be tried as a common criminal. lindsay graham is one of those asking for this and joining me on the phone. welcome back to the program and good to have you with us this morning. >> thank you and congratulations to all of the law enforce and intelligence officials and people of boston. it has been tough, but the second phase of this is about to begin and we need to get it right. >> indied, we need to get it right. >> you have came out to say what happened in boston on

monday was a clear attempt to kill americans and serorize americans. explain folks at home on what the difference is what you are discussing in the way he should be held and what others feel should be the course of action. >> the reason we wanted to capture him alive is find out about the attack and find out who he trained with and what connections to entered terrorism . they were on a jihad mission and the reason you want to capture a terrorist is to find out about what other terrorist are up to . under criminal law, in the united states, if you capture a citizen or noncitizen, you have to read them miranda rights and there is it a safety exception that allows you 48 hour to see if there is any bombs that may be connected with the attack. under the law of war, an enemy

combatant and someone who takes up arms against this country, including an american citizen can be held for intelligence purposes without a lawyer and miranda warningings. the best way to get information from the suspect is hold him as an enemy combatant. it a terrorist attack and not a common crime. in 30 days he would be presented before a federal judge and the judge could review the case that the government has. i am urging this administration, please do not lawyer him up tomorrow night. you have under our statutes and supreme court cases,le authority to hold him as an enemy combatant ting gather intelligence about what is coming our way in the future. >> there is great relief in boston today but a lot of

people are concern body what might be to come whether it is it inspired by the actions or a connection, we really don't know the answer to that question yet, do we senator? >> it is impossible between now and tomorrow night to gather information and ask the questions for the suspect. we should be comebing the world for information and it will take weeks before we are ready to do a good enemy. i have been a military lawyer for 30 year accident. law of arm conflict is affecting our national security. he will be tried in federal court because he is an american citizen. i am not worried about the trial. i am worried about what he knows and the moment you provide legal council you waste the ability to collect intelligence. >> a lot of what you cited in supreme court decisions and the laws on the books falls

under law of war. there is ambigewity if we are on a war on terror in this country. talk to me on your feelingthat and whether or not you consider that to be the case. >> ask the people in boston. radical jihadist are trying to attack us here at home. every day we face threats from radical islamist and they are coming through our back yard and trying to radicalize american citizens. >> do you think the president and administration see it that way as well. they have had a lot of the criticism for the way they handemed nadal has an. does the administration consider us to be in a war on terror. nif they don't, they will make a mistake that will familiar us for years to come. you don't want to incent vise al qaeda or radical jihadist

to radicized american citizens and create a terrorist safe haven in terms of legal rightings. i believe we are at war with radical islam and they are trying to attack us here . we have laws in place to deal with enemy combatantless. he didn't rob a liquor store or working for the mafia. he shot a cop dead and threw bombs outs of a car. they were at war with us. we need to be at war within our values and laws . all i am suggesting use the laws on the books to allow to hold him as who he is a terrorist combatant. if you don't believe we are at war and if people in our government don't act that way, we'll get hit again and again and again . we need to fight back. >> senator graham thank you soy much being with us this

morning we hope to talk to you more on the story unfolding. we know you have a strong voice on it and we appreciate you speaking with us, sir. thank you. >> feels like it is it a beginning of a new debate here and we'll pick up that debate starting monday in new york . in the meantime f.b.i. questioned 26 year old tamerlan tsarnaev two years ago and it may have been on with more than one occasion. what are we learning on that front. >> it is interesting that the f.b.i. didn't identify the foreign government that warned the u.s. about him. it little doubt it russia. russia critized the u.s. for ignoring the chechen threat. >> i met with the foreign minister and police officials. we were discussing security things. everyone of them told me. go back and tell president

bush take these people seriously. thape are very dangerous. >> it may not be coincidental that president putin offered condollences over the boston attack. given the extensive postingings of jihad i felt videos it is peculliar that the f.b.i. did not follow up. >> how sustained was this process bypass the f.b.i. to cover him. did they do that . technical coverage and run sources at him. how long did this go on? i serve agency for a couple of decades. if the ssb russian internal security told us someone involve would with the chechens they would in my mind need a period. the mother told it more.

>> they used to come and talk to me and tell me, that you know, they are telling me that he are afraid of him. >> she went on to say that she believes that they were set up. bill. >> doug, thank you. remarkable thing when they have an aunt in canada and uncle in maryland. he spoke yesterday and urging the 19 year old to turn himself in and ask for forgiveness and a father living in russia and a sister living in new jersey. this family at one point decided they were going to live in u.s. or canada and for sure in north america. >> and they spread out over the country and have different vantage pointless on what they think about the two young men at this point. we'll be back to bill in

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>> the rain is gone in boston

and it is it a chilly day on the sidewalk. there are scores of people out that we have not seen in sometime. law enforcement starts to sift through the against the suspected bomber, republicans call for him to be treated like an enemy combatant. he is a member of the house intelligence committee and former federal prosecutor . sir, thank you for your time today. one thing we learn indeed the past 24 hours, the older brother made a trip to russia for a period of six months in 2012, what are we learning about that trip, sir? >> there is it a great deal we don't know about it. we were given a quest to look into his background and there were concerns raised. you have to imagine there is a lots of pal paitations about the f.b.i. on what they see if

this and what if anything they missed. but at this point, we don't know yet what was involve would in that trip and whether he was radicalized in the trip. it may be the case that he was radicalized more when he got home. there questions if he would have been put in touch for people who trained as a terrorist attack . so a lot of the of unanswered questions on that front. you have to believe in the f.b.i. right now, a lot of the people pouring over what they see and if they miss and how do we approach it in the future. >> i know it is it early. i appreciate that. there a group in dagisstan and where the father lived and where the men came. linkings that are beliagis stan. you have knowledge of this group or posting, sir?

>> most of us are out in our and when we get back we'll be briefed on it the region and threat may come from the region. there is a lot of violence there that has gone back and forth and that conflict goes baz back many decades. and this would be the first time that that conflict in in fact that is the motivation here result indeed a form of terrorism in the united states. i still think that may be a conclusion that we don't ultimately come to . people are feeling alienated and pull of the radical islam in a generic way than the

struggle in dagisstan or chechnya. >> we believe one will recover and said to be in serious condition as of last night. we don't have an update as of today. i know you believe he shouldn't be treated as a enemy combatant. he earned a citizen why do you believe that, sir and should that position change? >> i think the administration is it taking the right approach, at this time they are using the public safety under the miranda to find out if there are other bombs or co-conspir ators or troops at risk. they are the right questions and we have the legal right to ask them. but talking about a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil, the presumption is that they are treated as a suspect in a case in federal or criminal court and we are far afield of

arresting a foreign national in afghanistan in the theater of war. that is at paradigm for using the military process. i think here civilian courts demonstrated the ability to prosecute terrorist successfully and no reason to think that they couldn't be successful in prosecuting him and we can't derive the intelligence we need under the public safety situation and all of the work that our intelligence agencies are doing right now. >> we'll continue the discussion not only with you but over the next 90 minutes or so. i appreciate your time with us in los angeles today. thank you for your time. martha, as you know, there are many questions that are starting to develop right now. investigators as far as we know have not questioned this man in his hospital bed. but when he is able to you wonder whether or not the miranda situation will change and that is something to look forward to over the coming

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>> new information on the f.b.i.'s . dead boston bombing. and ties to extremist groups. when they interviewed him back in 2001, that raises questions about the process and how thorough we are with all of

this. joining me is kt, fox national security analyst. >> let's start there and there is another direction we want to go. but in terms of him and his investigation, what can we learn? we know he already starting to be more radicalized? >> my daughter knows a class mate of hers who knows the family and said the family started out five or six years likes a normal immigrant but mom was radicalized and the kids starting to wear head scarves and talking about 9/11 was a plot by americans to kill muslims and so the family was taken, but the whole family seemed to be taken steps in that direction. how do you look for 350 million americans? you can't we'll turn into a police state. you and i talked about this before. but boston's ordeal may be done, but america's ordeal is beginning.

>> that is the most frightening. obviously for people who lost their - lives and hearts go out to the wounded and this is a beginning of their recovery process and we wish all of them well. but is it a tipping point? are we now in a situation where we feel like life is in israel or under the ira, for example where we just don't have a sense was security any more? it is a frightening thought. >> loss of innocence started on 9/11 and in boston second loss of innocence. it can anywhere. as longals individuals are willing to kill women, children and innocents and might kill myself. it is easy and cheap to do . to me was the most chilling, the younger guy, he used to baby sit for his nieces and nephews a few years ago and what he did, he took a backpack with explosive device

and put it next to two children . so what do we do? the red flag showed the older brother was questioned . how do you? you monitor the websites and you can see the discussion of big brother and how do we refine our investigative abilities and to know when somebody is talking crazy and when somebody is placing a bomb next to a child in a marathon. >> we have gotten good at preventing the big scale stuff. we see money moving over borders and guys with fake passports and we are pretty good at that. terrorist are like dirty sewer water. they am find the path of least ricystance. how do you find that individual. maybe political correctness may take a back seat to common sense. i live in new york city.

there are 16 terrorist attacks that are divarted because people made the phone call. don't think you are hysterical. if you see unmarked luggage or bag on a subway let someone know. we'll not investigate 350 million americans and look at them all of the time. we are not a police state, but we need to be realizing that as citizens we have a responsibility to one another. >> has it you changed things to the next u.s. marathon and u.s. open and where people are going to feel different? >> you bet they are going to feel different. that thres hold is now crossed. two guys with less money than you spend to buy money to the broadway musical and had the entire world and watching them . city shut down . if you want to kill people and make war.

>> and quickly as you can, what is your biggest fear they are link would to other people or inspire other people to do. >> my biggest worry they are a first of many and inspiration to people who want to do that. >> kt, thank you. back to bill in boston. >> martha, we are on bolston street. they are going west to east and this make shift memorial and has more people now than we have seen all week. people are coming back out and getting back to the normal lives. also we saw a team of investigators in white has mat suits. you can't see them. but they are on the bombing site and they are lined up in a single file line staring down. it is clear they are collecting more evidence possibly that is still left behind and a fork lift chair that goes on top of the forum

restaurant the site of the bomb number two. that cherry picker looks on the top of the roof and they are looking for there as well . that is a red sox table . boston come back to life. this is debi . that is right there. you work in the harvard medical center and you have been on lock down just like so many other people . in cambridge. this is where the two guys live and coming back out and how does it feel today. >> it feels like spring after winter. everyone is glad to be out and around again and feels like celebrating boston. >> you have the hat and the flag. >> yes. >> what do youment america to know? >> iment america to know that boston is eye resilient city and act of terror such as this will not hold us back for long. thank you for sharing that. >> we have jackie bell with

us, too . you live in plymouth, massachusetts and you have been shut in as well and you work in this town and what is your feeling today. >> words can't camenture how you feel. we are finally getting out and back to normal life and living. >> people are shopping on newberry street and the bars are reopened now. >> i am headed to the red sox game and want to be a part of that as well. people are starting to get back into it and realizing this will not set us back and we'll get back to normal. thanks for sharing and good luck for the game. nkc roimings, first pitch in fen way park. the manhunt is over and the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev is just starting. we have the latest on the today. if is difficult to breathe. it is far enough down but

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their live. >> this is the marathon season. we'll see so many event spring time . speaking out about the massive manhunt that ended in the arrest of the dzhokhar tsarnaev who is now in custody in a local hospital. >> this truly an intense investigation and i do emphasize intense investigation . as a result of that, justice is being served for the victims of these terrible crime. >> and now there are new questions as to whether the brothers had linkings to radical islam and what causes a person to carry out attacks on the american soil. how are you doing and good day to you and thank you for your time. this is what a lot of people can't figure out. we were speaking with a women who work necessary harvard and lives in cambridge. these two guys lived in

cambridge and had been here 10 years and one guy got a citizenship last year september 2012. how do you go to that point to dropping off a backpack loaded with explosives by an eight year old child? >> first the relationship dynamic and who is influencing the people. particularly the younger brother. the manipulative older brother and he got caught up. we have a role model with a younger impressionable person. was it his tramps overseas or his mother. in addition to that. there is it a hooking into a belief system that is against the community that they are living in and so they optout of the community they are at. there is a radical subculture

out there. the loose sweater rather than a tight one. they didn't live in chechnya and from a tactical standpoint this is the last thing the chechnya independence movement would want. the older brother was kind much a lose yer had set backs and found a scapegoat in the fact that he was disaffected from the community and didn't have american friends. >> and that -- >> that is a belief system. >> that could all be true over time. but you know, we don't know that much just y just come back to the humanity of the act on monday afternoon . whether or not you are influenced by your older brother. they were active in the community. he was a college student in america. how do you go from that to not saying no to any influence regardless of whether or not it is a brother who is 7 years older than you anyway.

>> he maled a volitional decision. you are absolutely right . what i would say is, when people opt out. when they opt out of the community and the community norms they were in . they have an out group and that is evil, and there is a belief system that is a jihadi cool that is on the internet and justifies where the agoes. >> and now that's yeah. that last point you make is well taken. brian i am sorry, i am out of time. but your last point is well taken when it come to drawing attention to yourself. you are trying to do that in thented. brian thank you outlet of california withulse today. martha, back to you in new york. >> the sole remaining suspect in the boston bombing is now lying in a history hospital bed in boston. he may be the only living

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>> the 19 year old boston bombing suspect accordatology report is in serious condition

in the hospital. he captured after a wild shoot out with the. authorities want to know what this young man knows. >> i can't say how happy and pleased i am that the second subject taken alive. this will insure accountability for the victims and their family. congratulations to it is law enforcement for a job well done. >> joining me the fox medical professor. doctor, good morning to you. obviously for the f.b.i.. their ut most concern is that the 19 year old stay alive long enough to answer questions . what do we know about what will happen? >> i spoke to an official in beth israel and they are not allowed to say much. but they said say the f.b.i. is in serious condition and not the hospital. the hospital has not released

a statement as to what kind of condition the patient is in. that is important. a medical condition can change all of the time. the f.b.i. released a statement he was in serious condition yesterday. we don't know the condition right now and i have a feeling that it may be changing. they have a gag order and they will not say. what serious condition means by the way. the patient is ill and his vital signs are unstable but expected to survive more than 24 hours. critical would be more unstable. >> right now we are under the 48 hour public exemption of miranda rights and do we know that the high value interrogation groups is in there and if he is conscious, they will make sure to question him. the ut most concern right now is the investigation and the ability. is there anything they can to do to help empower this ailing

person to help answer questions during this period. >> he's 19 . he doesn't have underlying medical condition . he pled more than 20 hours and he was found in a pool of blood. once they have him. they will isolate the blood vessels that are bleed burn them so they stop bleeding and give him fluid and transfusions and they could stabilize. they will not remove bullets by the way. you don't do that unless you have to. >> dr. siegal. thank you. we'll be back with breaking coverage from boston right after this.