a camera at a nearby lord and taylor department store captured images of the man who was carrying a backpack and talking on i sale phone -- on a cellphone. he was wearing a black jacket, gray hoodie, and a white baseball cap backwards on his head. the man who seemed to be alone put the backpack on the ground. then when the first explosion occurred at the finish line, he took off. >> reporter: a few seconds later, the second bomb exploded near where the man had been standing. >> reporter: investigators are going through cellphone logs to determine who made calls from that location near the time of the explosions. sources say the fbi is working with a list of names of cellphone owners and attempting to match one of them to the unknown man on the surveillance tape. forensic experts will attempt to use facial recognition software and compare the images from the surveillance camera to photo ids connected to known cellphone users. >> and a 50 thousand$50,000 reward has been issued for the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible. in the meantime, the president is on his way and the first la

a surveillance camera at a nearby lord and taylor department store captured images of the man who was carrying a backpack and talking on a cell phone. sources say he was wearing a black jacket, gray hoodie and a white baseball cap turned backwards on his head. officials add that the man who seemed to be alone put the backpack on the ground. then, when the first explosion occurred at the finish line about a hundred yards away down boylston street, he took off just a few moments later, a second bomb exploded near where the man was standing. investigators are going through cell phone logs to determine who made calls from that location near the time of the explosion. sources say the fbi is working with a list of names of cell phone owners and attempting to match one of them to the unknown man on the surveillance tape. sources say that forensic experts will attempt to use facial recognition software and compare the images from the surveillance camera to photo i. d. s connected to known cell phone users. so first note of interest but still no official arrest here in boston, a $50,000 reward

a surveillance camera at a nearby lord & taylor department store captured images of the man who was carrying a backpack and talking on a cell phone. sources say he was wearing a black jacket, gray hoodie and a white baseball cap which was backwards on his head. investigators say the man, who seemed to be alone, put the backpack on the ground. then, when the first explosion occurred at the finish line about 100 yards down boylston street, he took off. ( screams ) just a few seconds later, the second bomb exploded near where the man had been standing. investigators now are going through cell phone logs to determine who made calls from that location near the time of the explosions. sources say the f.b.i. is working with a list of names of cell phone owners and attempting to match one of those to the unknown man on the surveillance tape. sources say forensic experts will attempt to use facial recognition software and compare the images from the surveillance camera to photo i.d.s connected to known cell phone users. now, officials say so far they have not identified that mystery man, and they're

the footage came from a surveillance photo at a nearby lord & taylor video. this afternoon, the fbi denied reports from other media outlets that an arrest had been made in the case. well, meanwhile, investigators continued to collect forensic evidence from the attack site as they learn more about the bomb that was used. well, nbc news reported that the bomb's triggering mechanism was fairly sophisticated. it included a battery pack and circuit board, both of which were recovered at the scene. there's no indication at this time of any connection to overseas groups. meanwhile, a devastated defeat in washington for gun safety advocates this afternoon. the u.s. senate has voted down the compromised deal on extended background checks put forth by joe manchin and pat toomey. the vote was 54 for, 46 against. it takes 60 votes to get a bill passed. president obama was joined afterwards by gabby giffords and families of newtown victims and delivered one passionate reaction to today's vote which roughly 40% of the american people believe in something, the senate failed

that footage reportedly came from a surveillance camera at a nearby lord & taylor store. the video reportedly shows the person's face and authorities are looking to question that individual. this afternoon the fbi denied reports from other media outlets that an arrest had been made in the case. meanwhile, investigators today continued collecting forensic evidence from the attack site as they learn more about the bomb used. nbc news reports that the bomb's triggering mechanism was fairly sophisticated. it included a battery pack and a circuit board. both of which were recovered at the scene. investigators also caution that there is no indication at this time of any connection to groups overseas. we're expecting, by the way, a 5:00 p.m. press conference from the fbi and other officials, but that press conference has been postponed. we don't know how long. meanwhile, within the last half hour, the u.s. senate has voted down the compromise deal on expanded background checks put forth by senators joe manchin of west virginia and pat toomey of pennsylvania. the vote was 54 for,

a surveillance camera at a nearby lord & taylor department store captured images of the man who was carrying a backpack and talking on a cell phone. sources say he was wearing a black jacket, gray hoodie and a white baseball cap which was backwards on his head. investigators say the man-- who seemed to be alone-- put the backpack on the ground. then when the first explosion occurred at the finish line about a hundred yards down boylston street, he took off. just a few seconds later, the second bomb exploded near where the man had been standing. investigators now are going through cell phone logs to determine who made calls from that location near the time of the explosions. sources say the f.b.i. is working with a list of names of cell phone owners and attempting to match one of those to the unknown man on the surveillance tape. sauces say forensic experts will attempt to use facial recognition software and compare the images from the surveillance cameras to photo i.d.s connected to known cell phone users. >> rose: joining me from boston, jonathan elias. he is an anchor for the cbs affiliate

interview anybody around there who might have seen him and maybe he even works at lord & taylor or a nearbywhat they're doing now and depends on the clarity of the photo. >> megyn: steve, can you clarify for us, i'm not asking you to reveal your source or sources. can you characterize the source or sources for us. >> law enforcement sources that, federal law enforcement sources that are working the case. remember, there are multiple it agencies working this case and that's why you have multiple contradictory reports. it's not one giant lead investigator.you've got differe and information leaks out from different agencies and pursuing it at different paces. >> megyn: that's clear. on that score i want to tell our viewers while the fbi is handling this case, they have chief responsibility for this case, the boston police just sent out a tweet, welcome to modern day america, that reads as follows: despite reports to the contrary, there has not been an arrest in the marathon attack. that from the boston police and we continue to await an on camera update from the fbi. last report was 5 p.m. eas

investigators received from a nearby department store in boston and nearby to the marathon the the store according to reports is a lord and taylor and to the video that that store provided to f.b.i. officials it was somehow connected to the arrest of this suspect and the only information detail information that i have of the suspect that's been given out so far is that it is a male and dark skinned male but of course there are officials are going to be holding a press conference the next few hours once more information is available and we'll be updating our viewers what is more important with that update live from new york thank you very much indeed for that. activists and families of palestinian detainees kept in israeli jails or running across the palestinian territories to mock prison those doing the calling on the international community to intervene to release some inmates especially those on hunger strike ortiz middle east correspondent paula has the latest. we did witness a large scale protests across the palestinian territories palestinian prisoner day is an annual commemoration and it marks the almost five th

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lord and taylor in copley plaza. i heard the first explosion and the building shook. there was visible construction going on nearbylding. i didn't think did t. was a prank i thought it was construction are demolition thing. the second one went off 10 or 12 singsdz later. people started heading for the exit. so i went outside and i saw spectators just running up the hill away from boilston street. you could smell smoke. i couldn't really see anything but i saw a lot of scared people and crying people. i went back in the department store. there were people who had come in from the boylston street entrance i guess and up the excan a later. i was trying to figure out what happened. i heard explosion and bomb and couple of other things. i went to sky bridge that connects the rest of the store to the rest of the plaza. my first inticket is my happy okay? >> bill: whatgoing on. we have press conference going on. >> i will make a couple of comments and then turn it over to rick who is a special agent in charge of the fbi's office here and then ask commissioner ed davis to make some comments and then we are has been to tak