at the committee they nominated andrew wolf from his chair and a continued a proposed san francisco ferry terminal expansion. this is 3 expansions a public plaza and he that's between the two ferrys. during the commissioner comments in question the proposed revision doesn't include any parking area. the committees comments were concerned were largely around the canopy structures and they will be address at a future hearing date. i also want to point out that due to the preservation conference in may a number of staff will be at the conference. at the full historic he prejsz hearing the commission nominated and elected bob attorney a landmark historian as their representative to the fund committee. the commission only had one entitlement on their calendar which was the major permits for 135 powell street to replace a damage area for a flagship store to open later in may. and finally president haas and i gave a condition on the project myself and other members of the committee examined the building on the project and the contractor is going to provide a list of the priorities and this is fo

of roles of officers and rules and regulation, the commission elected carl haz as president and andrew wolf as vice-president. that was unanimously approved. at that point hauz pointed commissioner highlander and pearlman to the architectural review committee and they will have their first committee meeting on april 17th. the commission then continued it's appointment of member to the historic preservation fund committee pending city attorney advice based on they were required to appoint a commissioner to that committee or -- a point any member of the public. the commission then approved a certificate of appropriateness for maintenance in washington square park. that was approved unanimously with several commissioners arguing the compatibility of the new design of the structure. a number of members of the public also came out in support of the new structure. the commission then provided a positive recommendation for 572, 7th street to use 8039 section of the planning code which allows for flexibility and zoning uses for california register, national register, eligible buildings and city lan

andrew of scotland and patrick of ireland. thanks to you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >>> i'm wolf blitzer reporting live from boston. >> and i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta. welcome to this special ediction of the "cnn newsroom." wolf? >> we have several new developments unfolding in boston right now. the boston bombing investigation intensifying. here's what we did tell you right now. here are the latest developments. the suspect who was captured friday night is dzhokhar tsarnaev, could be charged by federal prosecutors as recaearl today at his hospital bed. he's at beth israel deaconess center. he's in serious condition. a federal official says he has injuries to his throat and is unable to speak. we'll have a live report from the hospital in just a few minutes. our elizabeth cohen is standing by. first, we want to catch you up on some of the other developments, up to date on the charges that the suspected bomber may actually face, and show you some new riveting images of that intense manhunt that led to his capture. we're watching all of this unfold. for that, let's go to cn

today saying the governor of new york andrew cuomo has told people if hillary clinton were to get in the race he would also get out of the way. which is why, wolfto make this decision sooner rather than later in a way. to be fairer to her fellow democrats because they're going think she might get into it. and her health is an issue. she'll be close to 70. if she were to consider this, she's got a staff in place. she's making some money right nowspeeches. but she does have to decide in the not-too-distant future. >> we'll see what happens. >> yeah. >> she's clearly a favorite among the democrats out there. >> she's been there before. >> that's right. and then some relatively obscure junior senator from illinois shook things up, as we all know. thanks very much. >> sure. >>> people in dagestan right now they are very worried the tsarnaev brothers may have had -- they're very worried about the alleged involvement in the boston bombings. they're worried it will hurt business in dagestan, that's in southern russia. comi r look at how this area of russia right now is responding to the attacks. çtoooowl >>> an overnight raid is raising even more que

andrew, what does this say to you, though, about the person who did this? obviously it could be people that did this, that there was no tip. you as a lone wolf happen and it could get through the cracks, but does this show a person who doesn't interact with a lot of people, that they might have been a loner, that there wasn't a lot of tips? >> we absolutely don't know if this is a domestic attack or if it's foreign. one thing i can tell you is that they have kind of a cynicism about trying to put together a plot involving several people. one of the members of the radical far right told me a couple years ago in our movement being an informant or ratting out your friends is pretty much a career path. so there is a great deal of suspicion. there is a tendency to believe that if you do it yourself, there is a chance that it will succeed. if you do it with others, almost certainly the plot will get rumbled. so if it is somebody from the radical far right, that may well be their thinking. they were devastating devices that detonated, but they were relatively simple to make, unlike the oklahoma city bomb which was very big, very devastating, there