today by the police sergeant who was there the moment dzhokhar tsarnaev came out of that boat in watertown. and tonight, trayvon martin's parents spoke to the man whose help they sought in the pursuit of justice, the reverend al sharpton, we will show you that interview and al sharpton will join me. >> this trial was not about trayvon martin, this trial was about george zimmerman and what he did that night. >> speaking out in live interview since george zimmerman was acquitted. >> both parents said the verdict was stunning. >> i felt his life was made a mockery of. >> the real story here is understanding the jury. >> they put more responsibility on the child and not the adult. >> we saw for the first time a lack of respect for humanity. >> the system was not fair. >> we had to have a bigger discussion about race, the issues of race and justice continue to dominate the national conversation. >> over a thousand demonstrators gathered in orlando, florida wednesday night. they are looking for a repeal of the law. >> it is very difficult to repeal the law. does it die down and go away? or does

the next evening, he was found wounded, hiding in a boat in a backyard in watertown, massachusetts just outside boston. the indictment says he had written a message inside the boat, that read: now, dzokhar tsarnaev faces a possible death sentence on 17 of the counts against him. no trial date has been set. we turn now to david abel of the "boston globe," who has been covering the bombings and investigation from the start. on april 15th, he was reporting on the boston marathon from the finish line and witnessed the attacks. today, he was in the courtroom. seven minutes altogether in that courtroom. tell us what happened. >> well, i just want to start off by saying it was an incredibly emotional day for a lot of people. a lot of us have been waiting for a long time to see dzhokhar tsarnaev, and when we saw him walk in the room, we saw him smirk. he appears to be healthy aside from having an arm in a cast. and a bit swelling on the left side of his face. >> ifill: where has he been held since the bombings? obviously he was no longer in the hospital. >> initially he was treated at a hospita

it began in watertown and extended to all of boston, as well as house-to-house searches throughout watertown. he discovery and arrest of . rn this was due to training, an informed public and cooperation and information sharing on the line by local, state and federal agencies. i'd like to thank president obama and his administration, particularly the department of homeland security and the department of justice for the invaluable assistance boston received before, during and after this tragic event. preparedness training provided through the federal funding set up framework for multiple jurisdictions to work with one another in a highly effective manner. these agencies, including e.m.s. and medical personnel, utilized federally funded urban shield training, exercises and several tabletop exercises to collaborate scenarios similar to those that occurred during the investigation. the importance of this training is best he will straighted in the efficiency and success of the response and subsequent investigation. these trainings and testing procedures reveal operational issues and allowed to us

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and putting boston watertown and other suburbs on edge. this photo appears to show a sniper's laser sight aimed at his head. the family that owns the boat says law enforcement ordered them to leave their home as s.w.a.t. teams moved in, and they never saw the photographer. the photographer confident the "rolling stone" cover to insult anybody who ever wore a police or military uniform and added, the truth is that glamorizing the face of terror is not just insulting to the family members of those killed in the line of tattooy, -- line of duty and might be an incentive to for people to get their face on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine he says he speaks for him but not on behalf of the massachusetts state police. now a fallout. a spokesman says the state police relieved the sergeant of his duty for one day. the spokesman reported that police never authorized the sergeant to make those photos public, and the governor of massachusetts said sergeant murphy violated the rules. joining us now, former federal prosecutor, aned a junction profe

out of the way in order to kind of create a crime scene or a perimeter -- excuse me -- there in watertowning on the folks whose job it was to sort of find the guy. >> very different firs of dzhokhar tsarnaev than the picture that was on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine. and i understand why a lot of these people, especially the police, are upset about that. brian todd is still with us. you wanted to make point? >> just to reiterate what you were talking about, my team and i were only about a hundred yards away from this scene when these pictures were taken and all of this was unfolding. at these very moments when he's about to come out and when he's coming out, just before all these events unfolded, we heard the police say, "come out on your own terms, we know you're in there, come out with your hands up." one of them said, "you will not be harmed." but clearly they were ready for anything, as you can see from the training of these laser scopes. one of them said, we know you're bleeding, we know you're tired. those were some of the words from the police officers that accompany these

own words that rolling stone reports he wrote on the side of the boat that he was captured in, in watertownne body, you hurt one, you hurt us all. rolling stone did not include another line that he wrote on the side of that boat. stop killing our innocent people, and we will stop. those were his words. stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. read the rolling stone article from beginning to end and you will have no better understanding of how the guy who wrote those words went from his high school wrestling team to trying to kill people at the boston marathon. so if you miss this issue of "rolling stone," you will miss nothing. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems,

we're involved in a light signal up in watertown, which hit close to home to me.my son's station. i mean, the list goes on. katie: you just keep going. you're tireless about this. do you ever feel like i've done what i can do? >> no. there's always more to do. people come to us. their voice needs to be heard. the situation is real. everything. that means something to us is the value of our water, our land and our health. and that is in jeopardy. we are in jeopardy of losing all of that. and so it's a fight worth fighting for and i will carry that sword with me to my grave. [applause] katie: well next up, could you be living in an environmental danger zone if we're going to be talking to erin about that right after this. [applause] katie: and we're back with erin brockoe go before we go today, erin, i wanted to ask you about this new way to tell if you are living in an environmental danger zone. you have developed a map of the united states. tell us about that. >> it becomes a flag when i see three or four or five, six, 10 e-mails from the same community reporting

own words that rolling stone reports he wrote on the side of the boat that he was captured in, in watertownne body, you hurt one, you hurt us all. rolling stone did not include another line that he wrote on the side of that boat. stop killing our innocent people, and we will stop. those were his words. stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. read the rolling stone article from beginning to end and you will have no better understanding of how the guy who wrote those words went from his high school wrestling team to trying to kill people at the boston marathon. so if you miss this issue of "rolling stone," you will miss nothing. wi drive a ford fusion. who is healthier, you or your car? i would say my car. probably the car. cause as you get older you start breaking down. i love my car. i want to take care of it. i have a bad wheel - i must say. my car is running quite well. keep your car healthy with the works. $29.95 or less after $10 mail-in rebate at your participating ford dealer. so you gotta take care of yourself? yes you do. you gotta take care of your baby? oh yeah! mhandle

photographer who was taking pictures of the arrest and apprehension of tsarnaev on that friday night watertowny should be portrayed this way. that was the point he was making. he has been put on leave, at least for a day. there will be an internal investigation. what he argues, steve, is that the american people should remember him this way as a terrorist in boston and not on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine. >> he makes a pretty compelling argument. i think his picture says everything. magazines are in the business to sell magazines. i think that's what "rolling stone" -- the more that we get -- the further we get from 9/11 the more you are tempted to glamorize terrorists or some people are i think it's a mistake. >> bill: julie, do you think he should keep his job. >> the police officer? >> bill: yes. >> he has a lot of people rooting for him right now. whether they make the decision boston decision a lot of people certainly think he made the right decision in putting out these pretty powerful images. >> bill: the people of boston are behind him based on what we have heard so far today.

. >> a gunfight on the streets of nearby watertown left one suspect dead, suspect #1... >> there are police and swat vehicles streaming in that direction... >> and an overwhelming presence of law enforcement... >> narrator: the hardware of top secret america rolled out in hot pursuit... >> police have told people to stay home... >> swat teams and police are going door to door looking for the remaining bombing suspect. >> suspect #2 has been cornered in the back yard of a home... >> we heard police talking about "he's in a boat, he's in a boat"... >> narrator: once again it was only after a tip from an observant citizen that police finally got their man. >> apparently a woman called in a report of blood in a back yard leading to a boat... >> she called authorities. that lead them to this scene. >> the suspect's in custody. nobody is to come in the perimeter, it's still a hot scene. >> narrator: in the wake of the boston bombing, the question remains-- has top secret america made us any safer? >> we're never going to bat a thousand in stopping terrorist attacks. and we're always going

tsarnaev escaped but was found in the drydocked boat in watertown.james:defense attorney's in the george zimmerman second-degree murder trial want to introduce text messages and a facebook posting by trayvon martin about a fight he supposedly had with a friend. the florida judge already had ruled that the teen's interest in guns and fighting couldn't be used in opening statement to the jury. zimmerman says he shot martin in self-defense. wikileaks says edward snowden, hasn't yet formally accepted asylum in venezuela. tweeted that snowden had, in fact, accepted that offer -- but the posting was deleted a few minutes later. snowden has applied for asylum in a number of countries, and it's not clear just how easy it would be for him to travel to south america from moscow. the bolivian president -- along with the leaders of in their countries. moscow - wikileaks says its fellow secret-spiller, edward snowden, hasn't yet formally accepted asylum in tuesday, a prominent russian lawmaker tweeted that snowden had, in fact, accepted that offer -- but the post

. >> reporter: held in a federal prison hospital in devons since he was caught in a boat in watertowna shootout with police earlier that night. many victims are expected at dzhokhar's arraignment. mbta police officer, richard donahue, critically wounded during the cross fire is among those opting not to go. >> it may be a healing experience for some to see the person that did this to them. and then hopefully the process is, is swift. and just. and -- everybody can move on from then and all heal. >> reporter: the charges against the surviving suspect include using weapons of mass destruction, killing three and injuring 260, and the murder of mit police officer sean collier. his arraignment, a step in the city's healing. >> we have a strong city, we are stronger today than the marathon bombing. >> reporter: the former u mass dartmouth college student faces life in prison or death penalty on 17 of the 30 charges against for abc news, jorgequiroga, boston. >>> tensions boiled over at the george zimmerman trial which wrapped up after 13 hours of testimony and arguments. close to 10:00 last

officer came close to losing his life during the watertown shootout. he led the boston pops. >> a special being out there and getting that kind of care and support. >>mark: finally, the fireworks capping off a perfect night to celebrate. >>james: that was sean kelly reproting. the concert benefited the "boston one fund" which has raised over 62-million dollars for the victims and families of the boston marathon bombings. will return in just a minute. and take outside perry had a pretty nice start for this july 5th morning. we will have full details on your forecast that >>james: and we are back at 415. developing news. egypt's military is moving in on ousted president mohammed morsi's muslim brotherhood. authorities are arresting senior figures of the party, and morsi has been flown from a seaside villa to detention in the capital cairo. the brotherhood says it will not work with the new leadership of interim president adly mansour, and the party has called for a wave of protests today, calling it the "friday of rage." meanwhile,president obama met wit

today by the police sergeant who was there the moment dzhokhar tsarnaev came out of that boat in watertownyvon martin's parents spoke to the man whose help they sought in the pursuit of justice, the reverend al sharpton, we will show you that interview and al sharpton will join me. >> this trial was not about trayvon martin, this trial was about george zimmerman and what he did that night. >> speaking out in live

searches in watertown. the discovery and rescue of dzokhar stored in a boat in the backyard. both were captured within 102 hours of time of the initial explosions. this success was due to the direct -- was the direct result of dedicated to training and engaged and informed public unprecedented level of coordination, cooperation and information sharing on the line by local, state and federal agencies to be a i would like to thank president obama and his administration particularly the department of homeland security and the department of justice for the invaluable assistance boston received before, during and after this tragic event. preparedness training provided for the federal funding set a framework for multiple jurisdictions to work with one another in a highly effective manner. these agencies including the ems and medical personnel utilize the shield training, exercises and several tables of exercises to collaborate the area similar to those that occurred in the investigation to the importance of the t

tsarnaev was accused of these bombings and the first time since he crawled out of that boat in the watertown backyard. this is the first time the family members of the victims and the victims themselves will have a chance to look at this suspect. arraignment gets underway at 3:30 in the afternoon. there is heavy security expected throughout the day. tsarnaev who is alleged to have conspired with his older brother tamerlan is charged in a 30-count indictment, accused of using a he's also implicated in the shooting of an m.i.f. police officer. a dramatic amount of coverage expected and a full courthouse. >> reporter: we could expect a full courtroom today, right? and explain state versus federal and where exactly which court this is in. >> reporter: this is the u.s. district court in boston which is a federal court which is why the death penalty could be expected for some of these charges. 17 out of the 30 charges carry the possibility of the death penalty at the federal level. what is expected in the court, family members and the victims themselves will have priority seating, then a huge over

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police officer and a carjacking that ended in watertown. there were explosives thrown. a shootout with the bombers that led to the critical injury of an officer. one terrorist was killed and the other fled. a massive manhunt ensued in a 20 block perimeter -- 20-block perimeter. it extended through boston. there were house-to-house searches. he was found in a boat storage in the back -- backyard. most terrorists were captured within 102 hours -- both terrorists were captured within 102 hours. i like to thank president obama and his administration, particularly the dhs and the department of justice for the assistance that boston received before, after, and during this event. the funding set a framework for multiple jurisdictions to work with one another in a highly effective manner. these agencies included "urban shield" training and collaborating on sunday -- scenarios that are similar. this associate in the efficiency and success of the subsequent investigation. this type of procedures reveal operational issues and allow us to correct them. there were also highly traine

police captured tsarnaev hiding out in a boat in watertown massachusetts, just days after the attack. and though people who know him have expressed shock at his involvement, tsarnaev allegedly wrote his motivations on the inside of that boat saying the u.s. government was killing innocent civilians and couldn't see evil go unpunished. >>> boston mayor thomas menino saying the city is stronger now than it was before the bombings and he believes tsarnaev should and will be punish fod the full extent of the law. >> we're going to continue working with the survivors. i think they have all of the records and all of the evidence to convict this individual. >> in other news today the white house is honing in on immigration specifically trying to push house republicans to take action on comprehensive reform. the administration has released a 32-page report making the case for reform in terms of boosting the economy and reducing the deficit, terms that republican lawmakers may be able to digest. in specifics, it reads that reform will grow the economy by 3.3% and bring down the deficit by clos

police officer and a carjacking that ended in watertown. there were explosives thrown. a shootout with the bombers that led to the critical injury of an officer. one terrorist was killed and the other fled. a massive manhunt ensued in a 20 block perimeter -- 20-block perimeter. it extended through boston. there were house-to-house searches. he was found in a boat storage in the back -- backyard. most terrorists were captured within 102 hours -- both terrorists were captured within 102 hours. i like to thank president obama and his administration, particularly the dhs and the department of justice for the assistance that boston received before, after, and during this event. the funding set a framework for multiple jurisdictions to work with one another in a highly effective manner. these agencies included "urban shield" training and collaborating on sunday -- scenarios that are similar. this associate in the efficiency and success of the subsequent investigation. this type of procedures reveal operational issues and allow us to correct them. there were also highly traine