boxer: thank you so much. i want to thank my colleague for withdrawing -- for not offering his amendment and i -- he and i see this very, very differently. but first i want to say that i have committed to a hearing. i told my colleague he can get as much time as he wants. but i have to correct the reco record. and if i could have some order. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. mrs. boxer: my colleague that said this project delivery reform was a last-minute addition. project delivery reform was in the bill as it was voted out of committee without a dissenting vote. let me reiterate, this is not a last-minute issue. project delivery reform was in the bill when it got voted out, and here's why. two reasons. one is projects are being delayed. environmental projects, flood-control projects, they're being delayed. and some delay is necessary when there's new information and they could still have a delay. but what we do in this bill -- and it has been changed for the better; i think my colleague's

boxer: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mrs. boxer: mr. president, in the interest of all senators and frankly in the interest of the people of this courages we are moving forward -- of this country, we are moving forward on a water resources development act. the question is, will we be able to clear a list of amendments, some by voice vote, and a further list of more controversial amendments by recorded vote? i'm hoping that is the case. senator vitter and i hope that is the case, that we can get clearance on these packages of amendments. if we do not, we have to decide whether to invoke cloture, which will bring gite a close. and i would already bring debate to a close. and if we have to go that way, we have to go that way. but i am very optimistic that we can get these amendments cleared because almost every senator has a stake in this very important legislation. because we have ports that are sometimes on the c

coming up, we will have more on what senator barbara boxer is accusing them of doing. >>> right now no country has any immediate plans to send weapons to the rebels however supporting arming rebels in the future could do so. >> this gives her a chance to respond to a worsening situation or a possibility of negotiating. >> they are opposing sending arms and they fear more weapons will increase the violence there. >>> in the meantime, john mccain made a secret visit to sir why and john mccain should take a more active role and he is the first to visit since the war started more than two years ago. >>> the city of berkeley will test a new metered parking plan. they will take part and now one, drivers will pay higher rates and the other would charge drivers longer when you stay in the area. >>> i noticed some of the roads are wet as you watch the east shore. >> the other problem is it feels like a monday for people a lot of people will be back on the roads and so give yourself a little he will extra time. look at steve westbound bay bridge. you may want to allow a few extra minutes because

boxer: thank you very much. i would ask unanimous consent to have up to five minutes to speak before the vote. am i correct in assuming the vote is at 2:00? the presiding officer: the senator is correct. mrs. boxer: okay. well, thank you very much, madam president. i -- i wanted to just again let senators know where we are. at 2:00, we will be voting on a gun amendment. i would hope that this gun amendment would not get the 60 votes required, because i believe it is dangerous even though senator coburn says it would not allow guns to be carried on critical infrastructure such as dams and lox and reservoirs. we now have two studies that say in fact it would allow that, and according to the bush administration, this critical water infrastructure is a target for terrorists. and, you know, we are now entering into a stage when our leaders are talking about home-grown terror, we don't have to look too much further than boston to understand this is a problem. why would we want to have on a water infrastructure bill an

boxer: mr. president what is the order at this time? the presiding officer: the senate is considering -- is on s. 601. mrs. boxer: this is my understanding. do you have more to say on this matter of a resolution? mr. lee: i do not. thank you. mrs. boxer: and i know senator coats has very important remarks to make about the death of a figure that he cares about very much. what i would like to propose, if i can, is to talk a little bit about this little back and forth we had going between my two friends here and then immediately following -- it would only take about two or three minutes -- yield the floor to senator coats for ten minutes, less than that. and just for the benefit of all senators, we think we're going to have a vote tonight on the brown amendment. so everyone stay around. we're hoping to have that in the next half-hour or so, if we can. so that's our plan. we hope it will happen. but i just wanted to say in this back and forth that we heard between two senators, why i was very stron

boxer, for politburo inhofe, proposes amendment numbered 797. mrs. boxer: i yield back all time. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is on the amendment. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. mrs. boxer: i move to reconsider, lay that on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: madam president, what is the order at this time? the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will now be two minutes of debate equally divided prior to a vote in relation to amendment number 868 offered by the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. mr. barrasso: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. madam president, this amendment amendment -- to encompass all wet areas of farms, ranches, suburban homes across the united states. they want to do it through guidance. this proposed guidance that is used by federal agencies, it seems that they are preparing to expand the definition of waters of the united states to include ditc

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boxer: we passed it and the house passed a budget. having asked the historian to go back and look, i understand we take the house budget and the senate budget and we go to conference and the conferees resolve the differences. all my friend is asking here today -- and she's asked it or someone else has asked it in her stead -- five times, we're asking our republican colleagues to allow our leader to name the conferees, of course senator mcconnell will name his, and walk into that conference committee to finish the budget. the budget is unfinished. am i right? we have two versions, we need one version and what you're telling us today in no uncertain terms is that the republicans are stopping this country from having a budget. am i stating it correctly? mrs. murray: the senator is stating it exactly correct. mrs. boxer: let me just say to my friend i hope you plan to be here as often as you can and those of us who can help you will be here to continue to ask for conferees so we can get to the next stage. when senator mcconnell said he wo

newsroom, senator boxer believes the plant operator misled regulators. kyla?rter: senator boxer says she recently obtained a letter that was written by a senior executive with the plant's operator and that letter leads her to believe southern california edison intentionally misled the public and federal regulators. the san onofre power plant has been shut down since january of last year after a small radiation leak led to a major discovery. unusually rapid wear inside hundreds of tubes that carry radioactive water. boxer believes southern california edison up somewhatted equipment that led to the leak. equipment that might not meet federal regulatory standard. c.e.s. says the own overtight complied with industry standards and best practices. s.e.c.c. said they did not install generators that would impair reliability. they want to restart one generator but the regulatory says they are not allowing the plant to restart until it is satisfied that sce can operate the plant safely. senator boxer's staff says she should learn more about the senator's concerns this a

it's the sanders-boxer bill. it would put a price on carbon. carbon could cost us the planet. the least we can do is put a little charge on it so people move to clean energy. clean energy. and we take the issue of the keystone pipeline. it's a big controversy. well, people say let's just do it. well, you ought to see what will come out of that in terms of carbon pollution. it will undo all the good we did from fuel economy, and the oil won't stay here, and they have a waste disposal problem with it. but it's a little bit inconvenient. remember when vice president gore wrote the book "inconvenient truth." it's inconvenient for us. we don't want to know about it because it is hard to deal with, but we can do it. in california, we're beginning to see more and more solar rooftops, more and more clean power, and the jobs that are coming with it are extraordinary. we can do this. this is the greatest nation in the world, but we're kind of held hostage to the big polluters. we can't -- we have to say that we have to act for the safety of the people. and we're hearing it. we're hearin

boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr. president, i think everybody who is listening to this understands there's been a disagreement here. a pretty tough one. but i have to praise senator landrieu for saying, look, i'm going to bring this fight back another day. and she has told me she would be willing to support a new, modified request, the same one i made about ten minutes ago, and take out johnson ohm 891 and landrieu amendment 888, and i believe that that new request will be acceptable to all in the senate. so i would renew any request with that change, the change of johnson 891 and the landrieu 888. and i ask unanimous consent that we move forward with this agreement at this time. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. rubio: thank you, mr. president. we were all scandalized o.i.f. the last 72 hours to learn that the internal revenue service of the united states, employees within the internal revenue service, were targeting fellow a

as senator boxer mentioned, i.t. been an ethor must frustration to many of us that this so-called trust fund is really raided every year, so that even in a good year half of the supposedly dedicated revenue from industry into those trust funds is used for other purposes. again, this is revenue from the maritime industry, supposed to be protected, supposed to be dedicated for dredging and other delineated purposes, but even in a good year half is used for other things with deficit spending. we've negotiated with all members of the senate, including the leaders of the appropriations committee, and i think we have made substantial progress, a big move in the right direction, so that we ramp up arbor maintenance trust fund spending for dredging and other delineated purposes. in a few years between now and roughly 2019, 2020, we have a steady rampup. we spend more of that trust fund on the agreed-upon delineated purposes every year, building toward full spendout of the trust fund. again, this is the product of a lot of di

boxer: i ask that it be vitiated. on 11:30 a.m., may 8, the senate resume consideration of s. 601 and the following amendments be the first amendments in order to the pending boxer-vitter substitute. suburban, number 804 on ammunition. coburn 805 on arm corps plants and guns. and whitehouse number 803 on oceans. that there be no second-degree amendments in order to any of these amendments prior to votes in relation to the amendments, that the coburn and whitehouse amendments be subject to a 60-vote affirmative vote threshold and that time until 2:00 p.m. be equally divided between the two leaders or their designees for gate on the amendments. that senator coburn control 40 minutes of the republican time, that at 2:00 p.m. the senate proceed to votes in relation to the coburn and whitehouse amendments in the order listed, that there be two minutes equally divided in between those votes and all after the first vote be ten-minute votes. further, that upon disposition of the coburn and whitehouse amendments, the substitut

boxer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 149, which was submitted earlier in the day. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. res. 149, designating the week of may 1 19-may 25, 2013, as national public works week. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mrs. boxer: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn until 10:00 a.m. on tuesday, may 21, 2013. that following the prayer and the pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day. and following any leader remarks, the senate be in a period of morning business for one hour, with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten min

. >>> and they are standing in a nuclear power plant and boxer wants to know if edison intentionally misled federal regulators. they have not produced electricity following radiation leak carrying radioactive water. a 2004 letter is avoiding costly replacements. >>> and john mccain made a secret chris fighting against the syrian government and these are photos from the meeting. john mccain has reapedly -- repeatedly called to provide weapons to syrian rebels and he is the highest ranking since the war started two years ago. >>> president barack obama will join with chris christy to review recovery efforts on the jersey shore following super storm sandy. christy wants to showcase the boardwalk just in time for the season. president barack obama visited and promised federal aid with the rebuilding. >>> nearly a third of the money red cross raised to assist victims is still not spent. they have about $110 million remaining out of the $103 million specifically remaining and it is good to have reserves to cover costs that were not immediately apparent. but the long-term rebuilding agency

joining us now for the interview tonight is democratic senator barbara boxer of california. senator boxer is cosponsoring a bill in the senate that would change the way sexual assault cases are adjudicated in the military, she introduces that bill in the senate tomorrow. thank you for being with us tonight. >> i'm very happy to be with you on this very difficult topic. >> this bill you're cosponsoring with senator kirsten gillibrand of new york, i understand you're proposing that sexual assault cases be, essentially, taken out of the chain of command in the way they are adjudicated. what would that mean in practical terms? >> well, let me just make it very simple for folks, every year in the military there are about 25,000, 26,000 events, cases where people have been assaulted, sexually assaulted. out of that, only 3,000 a year report this, and out of that, there are only 300 convictions. this is a nightmare. literally, you have thousands and thousands of felons walking around the military, perhaps they get out, they are walking around our streets, they've never paid a price

boxer appeared at cliff bar and company headquarters. the senator believes everybody has a rit to know what is inside genetically engineered foods. >> consumers have a right to know what is in the foods they eat. as my kids used to say when they're younger, du hu.. -the fda ruled 20 years ago that genetically engineered food is no different than other foods because differences can be tasted or smelled. boxer's bill would require the fda to label such products. in november you'll recall voters said no to prop 37 which would have required labels. >> at the vatican a meeting between pope francis and the man he replaced. pope benedict -- benedict. a newly refurbished monastery located on the edge of the gardens. the two went to pray together. benedict has been playing -- staying at the papal retreat south of rome since resigning in february. >> faa is investigating an unusual incident occurring last night at newark international airport in new jersey. authorities say the swing flipped the tail of the jet while taxing before takeoff. the unit

barbara boxer claims the g.o.p.mpered benghazi security knowing full well it was a string of republican and democratic decisions to not hit the full number on security deficits. this is outrageous and senator menendez says we know about benghazi? somebody will puke out there outrageous conduct. [laughter] >> no vomit here in washington d.c. tonight studio number four. lou: maybe you are tougher. >> we have been marinating longer but to your point* the president today was so careful with the artfully crafted all of his theaters were artfully crafted and careful not to blame funding for the attackkin benghazi but mentioning funding a rounded to create the inference. boxer was less careful and when you ask about the ira's he said ig report? he did not answer the question so he was very legalistic. lou: this is movin from a crisisf onfidence, it seems to me, directly to a constitutional crisis. this president has lost his credibility. it has been shredded. where are w headed? >> but his ability is to g things done and t

. >>> barbara boxer rallied support for new legislation requiring labels on genetically engineered food. >> let's not have this state by state approach. let's have one national standard that makes sense. [ cheers and applause ] >> barbara boxer said families should be trusted to make informed decisions. >>> in oakland workers said today that facility has a serious rat problems. they often see rats in the area and today the workers told management something has to be done. >> the ivy is a breeding ground for them. >> we want to have a safe environment so we need look into the issue. >> managers say the rats appear to be coming from a slew off of the creek. that creek is federally protected which might make it difficult to set out rat traps. >> san francisco animal care officials are playing host to a stray tortoise. a pedestrian spotted it sunday making its way down campbell street. how the tortoise made his break for freedom. >> not climbing up but they burrow out. that is probably -- most likely reason he went stray. in somebody's backyards and burrowed under a fence. and escaped. >> h

details on what senator barbara boxer wants done. >> most locations will still be in the '50s by 7:00 a.m.. you could expect upper 50s or around the coast. we are back in the '50s and '60s by 8:00 p.m. tonight. i will have full details coming up perry e >/ >> we are not tracking any hot spots or major delays. the san mateo bridge has a stall but the traffic is still moving good without an increase. the quick commute check only shows up the slowing in places where you expect the final interstate 580 on highway 4. otherwise, there are no delays around the bay area. >> developing story out of san francisco where three people have been injured in a shootout. this happened just before 4:00 a.m. near 16th and mission streets. to get you more news faster, let's turn to our solo reporter jackie sissel with details. >> detectives, police officers, and crime scene investigators are out on the scene. you can see the evidence tag that remains. there is actually to scenes. according to police from the san francisco police department at about 3:15 a.m. a group of people were sitting outside of this

sun gun charges against world champion boxer robert guerrero has been dropped. he was arrested at jfk airport in new york for trying to take an unloaded gun on board a flight. the ceo for golden boy promotions, promoter of the fight told dispatcher he planned to use that gun at a las vegas shooting range. while fire possession charges have been dismissed, guerrero did plead guilty to disorderly conduct. he's been fined and ordered to complete 50 hours of community service. >>> lawyers for kobe bryant will square off against the basketball star's family. bryant wants to block an auction that includes some of his gear, jerseys and high school mementos. bryant's mother said her son gave her the gear and permission to do what she wanted with them. the auction house appraised 900 items at $1.5 million and gave pamela bryant a $450,000 advance. >> that doesn't sound fun. >> no, it doesn't. >>> it is a hot spot where people can chill out. >> that's right. we'll show you a little cafe that is seriously ice cold right after this break. >>> we'll finish up a with joint i

barbara boxer has authored a bill to bring justs to the victims. >> there are tears in the front rowr here. i hope they are tears of hope. >> they are. >> yes, they are. we have heard you. >> barbara boxer's bill would give the judge the power to take a rape case to trial. this caught the attention of the white house. this afternoon president obama met with officials to discuss sexual assault in the military. >>> look at this surveillance video. it comes from the philadelphia subway system. a woman has her child in a platform and it rolled over. the mother jumps down, rescues the daughter and other passengers ran to help her. the toddler is expected to be okay. >>> researchers at the centers for disease control and prevention released a new study about the cleanliness of swimming pools. 58% contain traces of e.coli. an indication of human feces in the water. it did not address water parks. it is a reminder shower before getting into a pool. >>> nurses say prescription problems are bringing them to tears at one hospital. >> there was a cardiac medthat had the wrong dosing. >> -- med t

. >> senator boxer is calling on the justice department to investigate whether officials deceived federalulators about equipment swap at the southern california nuclear plant. the plant was taken off line in january of 2012 after small radiation leak led to the discovery of unusual ware in tubes that carry radioactive water through generators. boxer says the 2004 internal letter shows the utility tried to get around a costly review of the generators. southern california is asking for a government permission to restart one of the plant's reactors. >> the city council of san carlos is considering an increase in wastewater rates reporting the city needs to raise $64 million to cover the cost of improvements to the aging sewer collection system. homeowners are paying $53 a month. the rates would go up to $67 a month in july and up to $88 in two years. >> a san francisco firefighter is recovering this morning after being injured during a fire. he sprained his ankle while fighting a fire yesterday afternoon. he was taken to the hospital and firefighters say an electric meat smoker started the f

. >> boxers or briefs. >> boxer briefs. >> blond or brunette. >> wife is a lovely brunette. >> i'm sweating, "godfather" or idea good fellas." >> i would say "good fellas." do i amuse you? am i a clown? >> very good. a couple clips of your appearance on "the price is right." rocking at amherst, champion gray sweatshirt. the moment with you in the one and only bob barker. >> rod, who is our next contestant. >> bob, its brian shactman. come on down. you're the next contestant on "the price is right." >> 850. >> 850, brian. >> $700. >> $700. >> one of you is exactly right. extra $100 to the contestant who bid $700. now show him more prizes, if you please. >> a lovely kitchen and a new refrigerator freezer. >> $400. >> higher. >> 5$500. >> $600. >> lower. 840. >> higher. >> 845. >> higher. >> 847. >> higher. >> 848. >> you got it and congratulations. >> i just want to point out -- >> you were pumped up. >> like a 00-pounder there. i had a little bit of college bloat there but, listen, i wanted a car. i got a refrigerator, a cabinet an two recliners. i mean and that 100 bucks, by the way, they t

the young american boxer who authorities now say had internet contact with william plotnikov, the boxer in red, a canadian man who moved to russia and joined a terror group. the alleged connections offer new clues about what may have inspired him on a trip to russia last year. u.s. intelligence officials are now investigating how warning signs may have been missed. >> we want to leave no stone unturned. we want to see is there, in fact, additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place, and we won't know that until that review is completed. >> reporter: meanwhile, the hunt for possible accomplices continues. abc news has learned authorities identified almost a dozen persons of interest including tamerlan's widow, catherine russell, who has submitted dna samples to the fbi. tamerlan tsarnaev's body still remains in that boston morgue. an attorney for his widow says she's given permission to the tsarnaev family to claim the body for burial. john. >> devin dwyer in washington, thank you. >>> one final note about the boston bombings, the father of a wrongly accused teenager is

s reporting, russian agents lost track of him in july shortly after they killed a canadian boxer named william plodnokof. he left russia not waiting to pick up his new russian passport which was supposedly the key reason for the entire trip. there's that. new developments back home's well. the lawyer hired to keep the younger suspect out of the death chamber if convicted already working and getting down to business. joe johns, bob bahre joins us as well. nick peyton walsh on the phone. nick, the a.p. reporting tonight that russian security services had tamerlan tsarnaev under surveillance during some of his trip to russia during 2011, that six-month trip. you've been there for a couple of weeks. if this associated press report is true, would that surprise you? >> reporter: to be honest, not at all really. we did know that russian authorities had that mosque under surveillance. a leading police officer in the region told us. the leading militant in the area called abu dujan who was killed last year frequented the mosque a lot. we know from the mother and father, they're both saying that

boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr.president, for the interest of all senators, i want to thank everyone for cooperating with us. we have handled a number of amendments, one quite controversial and nongermane but we dealt with it. it's not on this bill. i'm happy to say we're trying to keep this bill, a water infrastructure bill. there may be a few exceptions, but for the most part, that's what we want because it will increase the chances of passage all the way through to get it to the president's desk. the bill we are dealing with, the water resources development act, was last authorized in -- i believe it was 2005 -- 2007, 2007. it is high time we did a follow-on bill. and what we're talking about here is flood protection, projects we need all over the country to protect our people from the ravages of floods. we need to make sure that our ports are operational. i know my friend in the chair certainly deals with all these matters in his great and beautiful state of hawaii. we need to make sure our ports are deep enough

. >> senator barbara boxer was the justice department to investigate if the operator of the troubled onofre nuclear power plant initially misled federal regulators. the plant between los angeles and san diego has not produced electricity since january 2012, fabrics more radiation leak led to discovery of excessive wear on to carrying radioactive water. boxer who chairs the senate in iran public works committee has uncovered a 2004 internal letter that she says leads her to believe that southern california edison deceive the nuclear regulatory commission about design changes to the plant steam generators. >> three people were killed and one man is waking up in jail this morning after a deadly car accident. it happen around 740 yesterday morning in colma . after the collision one of the people involved in the collision fled the scene. kron fours will trans is live in redwood city with the latest. >> a search for this man for hours they are determining if there are going to press charges. he was charged with vehicular manslaughter as well as fleeing the scene. >> paul diaz is a suspect.

i also trained with antonio margarito he's quite a different type of boxer not so tough but with a very hard punch not fast like a sledgehammer. get but had to live the ring sooner that he should have but in doing so might have turned into great coach nasser it for the last six months killed by his being given lessons in one of moscow's newest white clubs. even professionals make a lot of mistakes that i can see and it gives me a lot of motivation to coach on the other hand it's great to work with kids and youngsters and bring them up to the top level from scratch fitting them with your own vision of boxing. and good but also wasn't sure of an opinion on one of boxing's biggest non-cancerous. to me floyd mayweather is a super curve technician with a solid schooling his skills are based on extraordinary dedication to training while manny pacquiao is greatness comes from his natural gift i've seen money train he can keep up the same level of speed and punching power from the start of a training session to the very end. it's an absolutely unique ability meanwhile russia's best heavyweight

boxer: okay. madam president, i'm going to answer a question that was posed rhetorically by my friend, which is a fair question: why make a difference as far as who can carry a gun on corps land versus national parkland? and i -- my statement will address this directly to my friend. his amendment, 805, would make it legal for anyone to carry weapons on critical water infrastructure property managed by the army corps of engineers. my view of this is, it's a dangerous amendment. i mean, he and i just see it very differently. because i believe this amendment would put our national security at risk by making the nation's dams, reservoirs, hydroelectric power houses, avenu navigation , major river systems, levees and other flood risk management features vulnerable to attacks. current law on army corps property is this -- army regulations prohibit the private possession of loaded firearms, ammunition, loaded project aisle firing devices and -- project i'll and other firing devices on army corps property

official today also confirmed to abc news that tsarnaev, a failed boxer in boston, exchanged electronic messages with a failed boxer from canada, william plotnikov, the one in red, who moved to dagestan earlier, and became part of the chechen terror group. plotnikov was killed by russian authorities in july of last year. tsarnaev left the country two days later for boston. russian authorities asked the fbi to investigate tsarnaev two years ago, but did not provide the specific new details until after the marathon attack. president obama said today he's asked for a full intelligence review of what happened but defended the performance of american law enforcement. >> based on what i've seen so far, the fbi performed its duties. department of homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing. but this is hard stuff. >> reporter: counterterror officials say agents are investigating whether friends or relatives of the two brothers knowingly or unknowingly helped dispose of evidence in the days after the bombing. those friends and relatives among the almost one dozen individuals the fbi

she was arrested and fired. >>> senator boesch ra boxer arb boxer calling on clear labeling for foods. requiring the fda to clearly label genetic cally engineered foods. last year, they rejected an initiative to require all food to be clearly labeled >>> uc berkeley researchers shows almost 3 dozen lipsticks contain toxic metals that could cause serious health problems. researchers are calling on the fda to step in. marla tallez live. >> reporter: welcome to the nbc bay area makeup room, everybody. listen up, women. i have a question for you. how many times do you think you apply or reapply your lipstick or lip gloss? the study shows that women do so on average just 2.3 times a day. it turns out doing so could be bad for our health. not exactly the news we want to hear. uc berkeley's school of public health tested 32 different lipsticks and glosses that are commonly found in drug stores and department stores. the lipsticks we're showing you here are label listed because the study doesn't list the brands researchers tested. we do know nine metals were detected, cadmium, chromium, alumi

reporter: well, it's really remarkable because you get to see him in his own element, when he was a boxer and of course, he dreamed of being a successful boxer, but as you will remember, he didn't get to continue in that role once the rules changed, he didn't get to compete in the competition like he had in the past, and so his boxing coach said you know, i think that might have played a role here but no one knows for sure what eventually led him to participate allegedly, of course, in this bombing. i think we have a clip of that, piers. >> state your name. >> tamerlan tsarnaev. >> you excited? >> yeah. why not. you know? >> so that's the first we've heard. we heard from dzhokhar yesterday. tell me about the new developments in terms of potential evidence, particularly the fingerprint that they found on some of the bomb debris. >> reporter: well, this of course, piers, could be a very important piece of evidence as investigators put together their case. and they found at least, my sources tell me, at least one fingerprint on part of the bomb debris. now, we don't know whether that has bee

next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other d.o.c. facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range of crimes, everything from marijuana possession to murder. >> i'm here for one count of rape, three kidnappings, and aggravated burglary. >> we have a lot of inmates come up to us and said i didn't do it, they got me wrong. we're not here to judge. we're just here to make sure you serve your sentence out. >> new inmates are given a white jumpsuit and lined up single file for a medical evaluation. >> what we're doing this morning is we're drawing blood for sexually tra

professional courtesy to the nationally ranked golden gloves boxer. jahar showed up two or three times in roughly two years. >> we have seen with western militants wannabe jihadists an emphasis on physical training, physical fitness, wanting to be prepared for jihad. >> reporter: almost immediately the manager off screen to the right asks them to posted gym rules, take off their shoe the younger brother does, tamerlan does not, later he e-mails the owner asking him to bantamer lan calling him arrogant, selfish, never helping anyone else. his years of train iraqi evident. watch you skillfully he handles the jump rode, jahar has more difficulty, less stamina as he struggles to hold up the oversides shorts t. manager says the man in the middle was introduced as a friend. we've blurred his face. he was later questioned and released by the fbi. tamerlan remains two cussed, barely missing or breaking stride. it's right here the brothers interact. they seem relaxed. jahar resting at times. tamerlan moving, moving, working out, 72 hours before two bombs explo

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reporting, russian agents lost track of him last july, shortly after police there killed a canadian boxer and ethnic russian jihadist, william plotnikov. days later, we know tsarnaev left russia, not even waiting to pick up his new russian passport which was supposedly the key reason for the entire trip. there's that. and new developments back home as well. the lawyer hired to keep the younger suspect out of the death chamber if convicted reportedly already getting down to business. joe johns has that angle. susan candiotti's got more details on the investigation. former cia officer bob baer joins us as well. i want to start with nick payton walsh on the phone with breaking news out of russia. as i just mentioned, the a.p. reporting tonight that russian security services had tamerlan tsarnaev under surveillance during at least some of his trip to russia back in 2011, that six-month trip. you've been there for a couple weeks now. would it surprise you to hear, if this associated press report is true, would that surprise you? >> reporter: to be honest, not at all, really. we did know russia

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