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bill griffin begins our special report "boston terror behind the bombings." >> from the moment two bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon -- another race began. to catch the perpetrators of the deadly attack. >> today we are enlisting the public's help. we are releasing photos of these two suspects. >> april 18th, 5:21 p.m., these two men, later identified as 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev and his 19-year-old brother dzhokhar become the most hunted fugitives in america. their pictures splashed across every tv, phone and computer in the country. >> somebody out there knows these individuals as friends, neighbors, co-workers, or family members of the suspects. >> less than five hours after the images are released, the suspects resurface with deadly consequences. at 10:20 p.m., an m.i.t. police officer is found shot dead in his patrol car. just blocks away, around 11:00 p.m., a 26-year-old chinese entrepreneur living in boston is carjacked at gunpoint in his mercedes suv by two men claiming to be the boston bombers. "boston globe" reporter eric moskowitz interviewed the ano

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bill: thank you, jennifer. jennifer griffin there in washington. i want to get back to boston here in a moment, water town, massachusetts, with the split screen here and it does appear things have slowed down at least for the moment but, wait for it, because this story, like it has for five days now has changed on a dime. martha, back to you in new york? martha: bill, let's take everybody through the timeline what we've seen since 5:00 yesterday afternoon. because remember we were in sort of a 48-hour blackout really in terms of information from the police. we got this at bump them. they walked off the street before they walked off the backpacks. they were believed to behind the bombings. april 18th, around the bombings at 7-eleven store fleer cambridge massachusetts, that is where we picked up the other photo build showed you. m.i.t. cam plus police officer was found shot to death in his vehicle. correct that he later died at the hospital from the wound he sustained in his vehicle. then soon after 10:20 p.m. police received a report of a armed car

bill. >> thank you, jennifer. jennifer griffin in washington. brian, back to you. >> brian: we have fox news.com reporter, janet winter has exclusive information about the man that escaped from his carjacking. turns out according to this story, he did not escape. he was pusd out of thear. he's the kid who owned the car, in his 20s. he ran into theveonnience store all upset obviously and shaken up. at first the convenience store thout he was -- owner thought he was just drunk. he said no, they phed me out of the car. he says, he within inside and cled the door. he was shaking and nervous. i only believe him. he knows the cops -- he knew the cop's name. the cops came and took the surveillance camera of the car pulling up and they took it from him. he said he was relieved, t young man who was carjacked that one is dead. he said, i hope they got the other one. >> listen that, could have been the break they needed, brian, frankly. that happened again last night right around 10:30 local time. it was at that point when police were hot on the trail of t

griffin the third. >> that's right. >> bill: there was a big sports event last week that we suddenly stopped coveringcovering as a news event. but let's talk about the boston marathon when we come back here on the "full court press" this friday morning. cindy boren, the sports blogger for the "washington post." washingtonpost.com. we'll be right back. >> announcer: this is the "full court press," the "bill press show," live on your radio and on current tv. ♪ >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what you're telling me. >> she's joy behar. >> and current will let me say anything. >> only on current tv. (vo) current tv is the place for compelling true stories. (kaj) jack, how old are you? >> nine. (adam) this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. way inside. (christoff) we're patrolling the area looking for guns, drugs bodies ... (adam) we're going to places where few others are going. [lady] you have to get out now

can go back, megyn and expound on the breaking news that bill hemmer brought us, the pressure cooker, wonderful reporting by jennif jennifer griffin and katherine brought us. they were apparently in the backpacks and the cooker may or may not have been attached to a board and outside nails and bb's and pellets insood the jar. and the unknown thing what was that explosives inside. whatever it was may not have been tam pd down tightly and made led to the explosion going outward instead of upward. we can point out that back in may of 2010 there was an attempted attack on times square and they pound about 130 different firecrackers inside a pressure cooker and you mentioned at the top of the hour, a man named nasser abdel was arrested in killeen, texas. he's believed to have been want to go bomb some restaurants where soldiers at fort hood frequented and he, too, was found with two pressure cookers. now, again, we do not know what the explosives material was inside, but the very word being improvised explosive device, meaning the homemade bombs was built with whatever you have on hand. and the area, you said earlier, megyn, in boston

griffins of the world? this to me is the big question. if we're going to price carbon, you have a fantastic bill if you don't mind me saying that you cosponsors that would put a price on the carbon. dan, i think you would agree. >> i think that's the real way to get back at exxonmobil. the only way -- >> we're not doing this out of punitive desire. >> but the only way you get them to heel to task is to take away the economic advantages of getting oil sands out of the ground from canada. that means you have to put a price on what it is to take a canadian out of the athabasca or go into the gulf of mexico or somebody's backyard or go and get tide oil. the way you do that is put a price on what it is in terms of the effects it has on the environment. and once you do that, then it makes more sense for exxon to in fact pursue gasoline from algae as opposed to gasoline from natural gas or from oil sands in canada. that's where the rubber is going to meet the roads. economics. >> exactly, and the point has to be made that we now have the technology in terms of energy efficiency, in terms the decreased price for solar panels, in terms of the need for

bill: back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? we begin with a march 17th episode of the family guy. >> i'm bob costas here with boston marathon winner peter griffint? [pressing buttons] >> damn phone is busted. maybe i dialed wrong. [cell phone buttons] >> that didn't happen in television. that was doctored by some online pinheads. they distorted that clip from the family guy and which is now pulling everything off the net. here to explain further juliet huddy. >> i mean, you know the way people are that was so just -- it's so ironic that that aired march 17th. two separate story lines in one show. >> how can they do it. >> because there are sick people out there. >> bill: no, no, no. you have this on saint patrick's day this family episode runs. family guy bobcats as it. that's erie enough. then they go in these internet geeks and they twisted it around. that's not what people saw on tv. >> no, no, no. they took two separate story lines in the same show, they spliced it together. >> bill: they spliced it together. >> and it does look very convincing. is he wearing -- he is wearing muslim garb. >> bill: how can you do that? >> like technically ho