an accident while on cellphone.e was eating and then collided head on with a bmw. a woman died while using her gps. >> how are you doing? >> even when terry insisted he was neither talking nor texting. >> my directions. >> nothing when driving. >> good morning. >> and it won't be any more. >> talking about what is going. i stopped you because upper your cellphone. >> so just to be clear, no just because you have a headset on your phone, wireless, that is not enough. if you touch your phone at all, even turn it on, you are in violation. there was an exception to the rule if the phone is mounted to the dash, you are then allowed to touch it. don't know why, but that is the way the rule is. wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >> larry: thank you for joining us abc news at 4:00. "abc 7 news" at 5:00 begins with cheryl and dan. >> cheryl: now at 5:00, man accused of mayhem in a san jose walmart. his mother gives "abc 7 news" insight on her son. >> dan: back on the job, a story of resilience. journey from critical condition at

it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> put that cellphone down.the bay area will be on lookout for distracted drivers and officers are revealing how the crackdown will work. good morning. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. no excuses today and no warnings. we'll tell you more about that story of the first a look at the weather forecast. >> mike nicco joins us now with a little cool this morning. >> we can't seem to shake the wet weather, same system hanging around. you can see niles road, palm drive, also all the way down to 880. this is in union city. let's go up farther, harbor bay parkway from alameda down into oakland. we have light to moderate rain falling and from around emeryville. this is going back to san francisco, daly city, colma and a little bit up on skyline boulevard to the west of stanford and palo alto and redwood city. we have light rain right now. reduced visibility. nothing too scary. one and quarter mile at half moon bay. two at sfo. two and a half in oakland. let's talk about what is going to happen. we have scattered showers througho

what is intriguing, though, is with cellphones. if it was a cellphone that help detonate the two devices, what they will try to do is pinpoint the exact moment the explosions happened and think will trace cellphones to try to figure out if it lead them back to the bomber. they are working as fast and as best they can. at the moment and maybe the news changes in a briefing in a moment, there is nothing public to go on, but they believe it will lead those to those responsible. >> eric: we're looking at the podium and governor patrick and boston police department and u.s. attorney, homeland security is there. we're going to take that as soon as it starts speaking. thank you. >>> ghrd envy everyone. thank you for coming. we are going to brief on the investigation and what i would loosely describe or term the recovery. we're going to hear from the f.b.i. rick deluria and the mayor and i have a couple follow-on comments with respect to the recovery. any of us are available to take questions from any of you. let me start with special agen

. >>> meantime, a massive cellphone crackdown gets underway today. all month the chp will be ticketing drivers talking on handheld phones. last april they issued 57,000 tickets. citation for talking on a cellphone in california is $159 plus court fees. >> cheryl: bay area young people mark the caesar chavez holiday this afternoon. they are asking for full citizenship for all immigrants. it starts an hour at noon and will go to downtown oakland. >> a san jose firefighter is back on duty after suffering a massive heart attack after fighting a fire last summer. he went into a cardiac arrest at least three timers on the way to the hospital. keira is live in san jose with more on ryan's return. >> reporter: good morning to you. it was such a joyous morning at fire station number one. they had a special breakfast and spoke to the media. his colleagues are ecstatic to have him back and he is looking forward to a return to normalcy. >> hugging dominated the crowd as he returns to duty in seven months. >> last couple months i've been getting healthier and eas

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 lady, and they will be here tomorrow morning for an interfaith memorial service. and the president has issued a declaration of emergency for massachusettso defray some of the costs of the emergency you see behind me. >>> we believe there is a live news conference going on right now. the latest that you were talking about in waco? >> that's right. we're going to listen on on what authorities had to say about the explosion. >> getting people safe and getting them out of there. >> do you have a rough number on the losses? >> i do not know right now. it's going to be a number, you know, i can't give you a number

. >>> meantime, a massive cellphone crackdown gets underway today. all month the chp will be ticketing drivers talking on handheld phones. last april they issued 57,000 tickets. citation for talking on a cellphone in california is $159 plus court fees. >> cheryl: bay area young people mark the caesar chavez holiday this afternoon. they are asking for full citizenship for all immigrants. it starts an hour at noon and will go to downtown oakland. >> a san jose firefighter is back on duty after suffering a massive heart attack after fighting a fire last summer. he went into a cardiac arrest at least three timers on the way to the hospital. keira is live in san jose with more on ryan's return. >> reporter: good morning to you. it was such a joyous morning at fire station number one. they had a special breakfast and spoke to the media. his colleagues are ecstatic to have him back and he is looking forward to a return to normalcy. >> hugging dominated the crowd as he returns to duty in seven months. >> last couple months i've been getting healthier and eas

drivers say they talk on cellphones, write emails or send texts while they are driving.that is you, chp starting today will be looking for you. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man who shot two people aboard a muni bus last night. it happened just before 10:00. a woman was shot in the stomach. a man was hit in the leg. it's not clear what promted the shooting. police are looking for any information on a man with long curly hair wearing a black beanie. >>> san francisco police have arrested two people and detained three others for shooting a man in a punishing last night. it happened just before 8:00 on campbell avenue. the victim went to the hospital with a leg wound. he was last reported in surgery with life-threatening injuries. police arrested two suspects a few blocks from the shooting scene. they also recovered a gun. >> eric: we're learning new details about a man's rampage at san jose walmart store over the weekend. witnesses say he hit would cars and tried to run people over in the parking lot before plowing through the front doors of the store. here is

they believe that the cellphone was used to trigger one of the explosions. the officials said a massive effort is under way to capture every cellphone call in that local area at the time of the bombings, to see if they can trace it back to the bomber. the source said it's a time-consuming process but a top priority. >> as you watch the tapes go by pierre, and you've studied these so often, tell us the kind of detail the fbi is asking everyone to notice. >> one of the things you can see as you look at the tape is that the black backpack is one critical piece of evidence. my sources are telling me that backpack is the one that they recovered the most material from. the other thing is that every piece of evidence in that frame, the hat, the coat, the pants, they want the public to look at that because there might be something that someone would notice. >> that's right. and to look over every frame by frame, they sent everyone to the website, fbi.gov to check it out. and i know you'll be getting back to the phones as well, pierre. thank you. >>> as we said, the

and people can read on their cellphones, that is the base case. the next case is we get tablets and we have courageous americans who are busy funding inexpensive tablets full of local language education, even the tablets don't need a network an they teach and deal with early childhood reading in the local language and have the connect 50 and imagine if they have an internet connection what they can learn, are gone from knowing almost nothing just what the local tribal leader has told them to all of the information translated in 100 days is a heart attack. >> rose: and they can visit every museum. >> of course. >> and see things they would never have seen their lifetime. >> and i can assure -- these people are just like us. >> rose: exactly. >> they are trapped in these old systems, give them the tools, the smart ones, the creative ones, energetic ones think of the explosion. >> rose: that is the question of how it changes. and think about how low the bar is in some parts of the world, we went to pakistan as part of the research for the book and th

someone call with cellphone in court could it be held in contempt. kit used to this idea because this is a ban that will likely be implemented at other courthouse is in the county >> police are investigating two shootings that occurred this afternoon in chicago that injured four people. three men were hospitalized after a shooting. two men were shot in the chest and another was hit in the leg. there were listed in serious to critical condition but all have since been upgraded and stabilized. in another shooting of 16 year-old boy was hit in the leg >> a chicago man is accused of smothering his five month old daughter to stop her crying, leaving her brain-dead e and on life support. investigators say the 29 year-old put his hand over the mouth of the baby as a cried while he drank with his girlfriend, the mother of the child. police believe she looked on as he smothered the baby three different times. both are charged with aggravated battery and they're being held in lieu of $5 million bond >> chicago police have no suspects in custody in a weekend sh

this was while cellphone service was still available which it was not shortly there after. the second time i was able to get him and believe me we were both very relieved and i said, okay, i'm finished, and where are you? let's meet back at the hotel. we are staying at a hotel nearby fortunately. and so at that point rather than try to find each other in the crowd, which would be next to impossible, we were able to connect on the phone. jenna: rick, describe to us the scene once you both figure out where you're going to go, just describe to us the scene on the streets. >> you would be surprised how well the crowd behaved. everybody when they saw the flash of the second explosion knew what was going on. and people were moving deliberately, but not week leslie off of boylston street -- recklessly off of boylston street. it was well ordered. there were some people crying, there were some people stand thr-g not nothin there not knowing what to do. there was no panic, people were fairly well ordered. as soon as i heard or saw the second explosion i started to get off boylston st

we are hearing about all the people that were getting their cellphone stolen. we look at the daily robbery statistics that the commissioners receive, the daily criminal statistics and it keeps going every night. cell phones, ipads, so what we ask for and we had a great presentation from the police department is what can the manufacturers do to make these items not marketable. no secondary market whatsoever. i remember the department reached out to apple, some of the carriers and asked them what can do you. i'm a little disappointed, our folks were told that they are working on a program to basically call brick the phones or make them obsolete so there is no reason why want to steal them if they have no market value. we learned that the phones when they are stolen they are immediately worth $300, and they are available for $500. for each one of those reports people get smacked to the face or knocked to the ground. we hope manufactures and carriers can do something, we were told they were working on it and we actually learned that in another country they already

so starting this morning police will be out in force trying to drive home the point, put down the cellphone and keep your eyes on the wheel. >> eric: drivers who use 880 in emeryville may face detours. the powell street on-ramp will be closed until 9:00 until 5:00 in the morning. it's part of the mobility project, designed to ease traffic congestion from the carquinez down to bay bridge. >>> new details about a man's rampage at walmart store. we have live picture of the store. you can see wood panels cover where glass and steel doors were smashed when a driver plowed through the store front yesterday. witnesses say the man hit two cars and tried to run people over in the parking lot before driving into the store. officers ahe got out and started swinging a club at customers. four people were hurt, one seriously. the store will be open as usual today. >>> oakland police are investigating three separate fatal shootings in a span of 11 hours. most recent happened after 8:00 last night at 70th avenue. follows two other shootings one on international boulevard after 4:00 p.m. and other at 68th a

necessity stabbed one man and stole his cellphone. as his friend tried to help him another man was stabbed and their feel friends were beaten up. they are trying to piece the case. the robber escaped in a blue suv. >> there is significant amount of evidence and obviously they are still collecting more. there were witnesses and evidence at the scene. i'm optimistic that it will be solved in good order. >> reporter: san francisco police unfortunately say saving they are seeing a lot of cases like this as we report crimes of opportunity for cellphones. fortunately the two men that were stabbed are being treated for non life-threatening injuries. they are looking for a group of hispanic men and women in their 20s that escaped in a blue suv after attacking tourists late last night. >> katie: new details on a breaking story we first brought you last night at 11:00. santa clara fire crews have managed to contain a house fire that had been smoldering for hours. firefighters had to work around downed power lines and at one point they had to ba

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the commonality we are seeing an is the president mentioned earlier we see a lot of cellphone thefts. unfortunately we are not very different from many other parts of the city. certainly, within our i briefly touched upon in, that is one of the areas we are working on and looking at this stolen property and going after the individuals that are buying and selling these electronic devices. that's what we are looking at and also looking at decoy operations with cellphone and electronic devices. it's really -- we see quite a bit of those. what we try to do when we do our enforcement, we use the comp data and where they are going and where it's happening and those locations and try to deploy our resources effectively and target those areas and times. >> pedestrians and bike accidents how are they in the mission relative to the rest of the city >> unfortunately i don't have that statistic relative to the rest of the city. we are a very busy and densely populated area. unfortunately we do see a fair amount of bicycle accidents. we probably see more of those than we do see pedestrian accident

retail together as some kind of mass of types of stores, the grocery stores are different from cellphone stores, different from banks and other things. i think it's one of the flaws i see in this. i'm not entirely, i think it's still allows us the discretion. it's just the staff recommendation which might not carry the day. >> commissioners sugaya? >> well, that maybe true, but i think if we adopt the policy, it's a policy. if it should carry some weight in terms of the staff recommendations that come forward. it reminds me also that we talked previously about formula retail in terms of signs. i don't want to have that disappear from the conversation. i know this is directed at something a little broader but the commission did have some discussion with respect to signage on formula retail and generally other sign situations in commercial areas. so, hopefully that will still on the burner somewhere and then i just want to make sure that the motion included the inclusion of the wider octavia to castro street area. >> commissioner border? >> yeah, i think this is a great policy. i actually

. >> a student uses his cellphone to capture a confrontation. why a teacher and her actions are being investigated. >> and not the biggest jackpot, just the first. the hopes and dreams tonight held by a handful of ping pong balls! good evening. i'm juliet goodrich. >> and i'm ken bastita. the ride to work today was very interesting for some requireds on a bart train -- for some riders on a bart train. there was a fight, and a woman whipped out her stun gun. >> reporter: it happened so fast that that many of the passengers didn't even realize what happened. the woman pulled out a gun and zapped a guy who was attacking a fellow passenger. 30-year-old zach was sprawled out, taking up two seats, when a 62-year-old man asked him to move so he could sit down. then the two men began to argue. and mccade started throwing punches. he got the older man in a headlock. other passengers stepped in to help the 62-year-old, including a woman who took out a stun gun and zapped mccade. >> when officers arrived, they found several patrons holding down the individ

and in many cases against the law but this inspired this cellphone industry.om this movie clip. and the 1990's the core of much more user-friendly. and they get very small whiff the >> new products are even getting smarter and smarter. >> this is going to be much simpler. there will be a phone that will already be in your ear. or embedded under the little layer of your skin. >> indicates now,now, reports indicate. apple is about to introduce the i- phone six. as of last year, six- billion cell phones were in use around the world - and cell phone service is rapidly spreading throughout developing countries. in nebraska. a 7 year old cancer patient gets his shot on the football field! how he fared on his big day. we have the touching play! [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what.

>> i say the law applies to talking or listening on the cellphone and i was doing neither.he of language actually say talking or listening? >> the language is very clear less than 50 words instituted 2009 and basically outlawed using a cellphone while driving so precise they had to pot -- pass a second model lot testing but said judges have interpreted to all uses that we call a sulfone. gerri: you get a ticket you still were not happy so you wrote your own appellate brief. where does this stand? >> wrote the appellate brief ticket to the three judge panel issued a decision that basically said i lost and expanded the definition of using a sulfone while driving to basically holding it while you are in a car. i have been very fortunate of local law firm has agreed to take over the case pro bono to see if we could get this to the fifth district to review the case. it is a bad decision to expand the lobber it was never intended. gerri: i have that judge's ruling that i want to read and you can say what you think. >> the primary evil sought to be avoided is the destruction while

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look at this cellphone footage, shot by a sectator standing between the two bombs. after the first explosion, there's confusion, but relative calm as people move away. but then after 11 seconds go by -- after the second explosion, panic. in the aftermath, you can see people running alongside walks carpeted in glass -- and victims. >> are you okay? >> i have a victim here with shrapnel in the leg. >> reporter: police scanner trafics takes us further inside those moments. >> get another ambulance down here at 755 boylston. >> they are on the way, sir, they are on the way. >> reporter: so many images, the face of nicole gross, one of three members of the same family injured. and that 78-year-old runner who was knocked down but picked himself up and finished the race. today boston was crawling with armored vehicles, uniformed national guardsmen and officers armed with high powered rifles. on a normal tuesday afternoon, this part of town would be crawling with foot and road traffic, but today it's on lockdown. police have set up a massive crime scene. take a look at the

then the kid on the left moves in, using a newspaper he covers the cellphone. snap of his wrist, he snags the phone. watch the move again. newspaper covers, phone snagged. and they are gone in a flash. now watch this classic move, kids show our bbc colleague their best. one distracts with a map, while the other two get his attention. right there, in the confusion, they nab his wallet. watch it again. then it's handed off to his accomplice. we met this couple, visiting london today from alabama. their friend -- pickpocketed, while visiting a church! you have to be vigilant. >> i'm just being more cautious of surroundings. >> reporter: so a message, if your family is planning that grand trip, the sights of europe are calling. just be sure to keep your eyes wide open. lama hasan, abc news, london. >>> and we always have the latest at abcnews.com. "nightline" at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern, and we'll see you again tomorrow night. >>> tonight agents descend on a local mortgage company accused of making promises to homeowners that were never kept. >> allegations

highlights the risks of distracted driver and many put themselves and children at risk because of a cellphone. about 2/3 say they use a phone with kids in the car and 1/3 text. both hand-held and hand free calls are just as dangerous. >>> 48-year-old colborn christianhas been con pp has been con -- has been arrested -- for having an over the limit legal breath when flying. >>> it was a day of action for many communities on immigration reform. and many different events, but the same theme. >>> we are showing you newly released video from two men robbing a grocery store and it is what they did after demanding the money that has the police calling this unique. the same two men are responsible for as many as seven recent hold ups. mike hall is reporting with a worker. >> i like the people that work here. >> reporter: michael von is won of them. >> we are about to get robbed. >> reporter: two men walk in, one robber pulls the gun and points it at the checker's head. >> he shot up in the air and after that he opened the register. >> reporter: they flee the business after the robber. >> and they did

there is a free app now which you can put on your cellphone which is u p 2 code. the website was launched monday and helps that you not just call 311 but key yourself where the code violation s this was published on the examiner on april 4, unless it's a fools day joke i don't know. it is possible to do it this way. i will pass the printout out so you can follow it. mr. sanchez will be greatly alleviated to see this work. >> thank you, i was fortunate to be able to attend an event last night at pier 28. i thought it was very well done. it involved a panel discussion and brought together some members of the tech community, the small business owners association and it was also under the auspices of city.com and supervisor ferrel motion to dismiss moderated the group and there was good information regarding small businesses in general and the city family and what can be done to move things more smoothly and help each other promote their businesses and everyone really liked it. in fact the event was quickly sold out once it was announced and i think they plan to do mo

and in the 1990's cellphones got very user- friendly. and got much smaller. poked fun at in the movie, as you lander. the movie zoolander.. these days, there are new types of cell phones that can access the internet, music and even watch movies. >> will even from one year from now you will have a phone behind your ear or even under your under yourskin..now, apple is about to introduce the iphone six. as of last year, six- billion cell phones were in use around the world - and cell phone service is rapidly spreading throughout developing countries. >> jacqueline: big changes in the forecast. more rain in the bay area whites spread moderate at times. impacting us with spotty showers temperatures will also take a big dive. 60's and '70's nearly everywhere. as for friday and saturday drier conditions. a slight chance of rainfall in the north bay. this live look outside the satellite with increasing clouds. as of this storm approaches it is taking a turn to the north. you can see it is tracking to the north and stationery. but it will slide to the east. futurecast

charles: last year our loss three cellphones and and ipad. i don't know where they are.ee iphones? would you get and ipad back? that is a valuable commodity. >> we have lost ipads and laptops that they come back. stuart: who wants to chime in? >> 30 degrees yesterday. stuart: that was the floor director. i left my blackberry 20 yards down the hallway. that is not quite losing it. what do you think your growth prospects are? >> hard to say. something we think everybody can use. everybody had the wallet and keys and a cellphone. we think -- we just opened in the u.k.. stuart: if i sign up in america and go to england and lose my keys or whatever does it work? is the international? >> yes. stuart: the name of the company is dungee -- there's no end to what i do for people on this program. what a pleasure. thank you so much. it could be music to my years of few days after we learned that the coke brothers were looking at buying the l 8 times. we will find out the new york times takes a big hit in ad sal. could the new york times, is it possible, be their next target? everybo

. >> thousand of submitted cellphone quotas. agents, in boston in surrounding communities, but they stress their in no way limiting their search to massachusetts. >> this is a worldwide investigation. we will go to the hands of the earth to identify the subject or subjects who are responsible for this despicable crime. >> you're looking down boylston street that is still the crime scene. the sign you're looking at is where the explosives attack yesterday. it is blocked off for blocks in each direction. people gathering creating a makeshift memorial over here. they're still shocked at what happened here just a little over 24 hours ago. live tonight in boston, tom roussey, abc 7 news >> rowling heartbreak in the aftermath as we learn more about the three people killed. officials have identified two of the victims. martin richard was just eight years old. they were the picture of an american family and they describe the scene as he returned home without his son. slowly in walked very the house. i said, is everything ok? he said no.

the cellphone video here says it was taken by an oak grove middle school student before spring break. the school district didn't respond for a comment, the district is aware of concerns and the teacher is on leave. >>> a project to transform water property has been approved and it includes money from a chinese holding group. the brooklyn basin project would 3,0001,000 units. >> this investment from china is what we need to kick-start all of the other developments. >> it is expected to break ground in 2014 and create 10,000 jobs. >>> fighting to reverse cuts to medicare and nursing services in hospitals across the state. the cuts are set to take place within the next few month and hospitals could lose thousands. >> it is the right thing to do. >> if it passes, they say lawmakers are not sure where the money will come from, but they may look to the budget surplus to look for the funding. >>> republican sen ators have having dinner with the president tonight after he released the proposal. and democrats are upset about the cuts to social security and medicare and the republicans are unha

here with that is michael gray on the cellphone outages and if the government should have done more orid do more. >> hello. i have been watching this unfold all day. it takes me back to my own time at the justice department when we were really struggling to coordinate our events and operations in the u.s. and overseas quite frankl. it is about effective communication. i left the justice department specifically to start a small business with my colleagues and the objective was to utilize the collection of data verses foist based information with rapid analysis yet we are facing us a dilemma today that we have talked about this in the past while we are getting better at creating reliable s -- networks but now we see terrorist organizations utilizing the same technology to coordinate their attacks. and to detonate bombs. neil: we don't know if that have been here but don't mind my ignorance that the fact the mayor or the governor or local law enforcement officials that they did not shut down so phone service as mayor bloomberg did and tunnels and bridges will pass 9/11. that was not done

so their family members don't really know where their family is because there is very sparse cellphone connections and a lot of the runners were not carrying a cell phone. other odd part is people are being told to avoid crowds. on this day in boston, if you are outside the perimeter area, you've got a race stretched through the city that stops in place and somehow, they will figure out a system of finishers. you have a 26,000 just runners and then there must be to person poor -- to person per runners support staff average. it must be absolute gridlock in parts of the city. >> especially with the family members here. i have been speaking to people from australia and france and russia have come to run the marathon because running the boston marathon is such an achievement for many runners. it's the only marathon you have to qualify for. those 27,000 people running in this event train very hard and diligently just to qualify for the marathon. a lot of times they do bring their family and friends here to be able to watch them do it. >> how long do you think the lock down -- if you are in

here with that is michael gray on the cellphone outages and if the government should have done more orid do more. >> hello. i have been watching this unfold all day. it takes me back to my own time at the justice department when we were really struggling to coordinate our events and operations in the u.s. and overseas quite frankly. it is about effective communication. i left the justice department specifically to start a small business with my colleagues and the objective was to utilize the collection of data verses foist based information with rapid analysis yet we are facing us a dilemma today that we have talked about this in the past while we are getting better at creating reliable s -- networks but now we see terrorist organizations utilizing the same technology to coordinate their attacks. and to detonate bombs. neil: we don't know if that have been here but don't mind my ignorance that the fact the mayor or the governor or local law enforcement officials that they did not shut down so phone service as mayor bloomberg did and tunnels and bridges will pass 9/11. that was not done

as justice alito said in court this morning, gay marriage is "newer than cellphones or the internet." yeah, and it was 30 years before everybody had cell phones. what's the hurry, gays? [laughter] the problem is -- the problem is, these days gays are everywhere. 57% of amercans now say that they have a family member or close friend who is gay. up 12% since 2007. and that takes its toll. for example, ohio republican and republican from ohio rob portman. >> conservative republican senator rob portman, who has opposed gay marriage in the past, stunned washington by saying he now favors it. his reason, his son had told him he was gay. >> stephen: he changed his mind because he has a gay son which is not just wrong but it's undemocratic. because his other two children are straight. what happened to majority rule? [laughter] [cheers and applause] portman's just the latest victim of the long gay con. here's how the scam works. first, a gay person decides to get born into a conservative family, gains their trust by letting them love and raise them, and then 21 short years later-- boom!-- they

if you had a cellphone -- not all the detail records but just subscriber and of course interviews assessment is done does the fbi no longer look at an individual, or when you are assessed in this way are you always on a radar from that point on? >> no you're not always on a radar. once you do all of the investigative steps that you're allowed to do, the file is reviewed, and if there is nothing more to go on the file is closed. so here -- in my opinion here is the real question here. so, this investigation was initiated by the russian government that said, look into this individual because he is extreme in his views and he may be planning to travel. jenna: that's really important. because it's not our government with this person on our soil that even raised any red flags initially about this family or even this young man. >> exactly. jenna: it was russia. why do you think that is so significant? >> it's significant in my opinion because number one they said -- as i read the official press release from the bureau, that the russian government said we're concerned because he has extreme

he snapped photographs and started recording on his cellphone after. the second blast, he went downstairs to safety. eventually reunited with his wife and daughter. >> my god. i feel lucky to be alive. my wife andhug daughter anymore. our knees were shaking. >> he will fly back to b.c. later this morning. at 5:00, tom roussey will join us from boston with reactions from who was in the area when the bombs went off. .- with a local woman >> typically, homemade bombs that you learn to build on the internet are sloppy. if this one was killed by someone who was a bomb maker from iraq or afghanistan, there are signatures of those types. >> and fbi investigators as it will take some time to examine the evidence. authorities are using security camera tape and cell phone video that returned in to police. >> d.c. and other cities have increased security at landmarks, and buildings and transit after this. pennsylvania avenue outside the white house was closed to pedestrian traffic and metro transit police have canine units and extra patrols at l'enfant plaza and

look at this lady with a cellphone firmly attached to her ear in the transition to highway 238 in haywardafter officer moore got her information i want to find out what she was doing. >> trying to make a call and that was it broken. the chp will be out looking for distracted drivers and the sad part they are not hard to find. like this man in the red mercedes benz, who doesn't quite seem to notice the black and white patrol car next to him. >> who were you talking to? >> oh, your office. but i have to admit our conversation was the best i ever had in the history of people behaving badly i wasn't looking at you i was looking at the fact that it was a cop car i thought to my self i think i dropped the phone because i was done with the call was i driving or was i standing still i thought i was standing still but that dosent matter if you cant do it then you cant do it the law is the law >> then i told him i do a segment called people >> oh wonderful that's all i need publicity on how stupid i am thanks a lot, i don't need helkp looking stupid i can do it with out your help and just to be cle

they estimate 28% of all crashes annually, 1.6 million involve drivers using cellphones or texting. >> a legal defeat for apple. they denied the company's application to trademark the ipad's mini. they ruled the term mini describes a smaller version of an existing product. apple holds a trademark for the term ipad in the u.s. and several other nations. apple has until july to appeal the ruling. >> ahead, a letter that leading to a nationwide debate. a woman's words of wisdom to female college students have some outraged. hear more from the author ahead. >> taking you live outside right now, the wet weather isn't over just yet. leigh glaser will let you know what to expect for your morning wish. >> louisville has horrifying injury. women were so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of you

a gardner snapped this cellphone photo of three 16 or 17 year old hispanic girls.m the scene of a crime that they committed. katie waller returned to her parents home on magellan avenue at around two o'clock wednesday afternoon. in this usually quiet, peaceful, crime free forest hill neighborhood in san francisco. only to realize these three girls had just burglarized the house. they broke through this gate, and then through this window. waller says the girls loaded up two large bags full of items from inside the house. but a gardner caught them in the act and scared them away. they escaped with a laptop, and some clothes. but left the bags, and something else behind. the girls ran down the street and around the corner. waller says they match the description of the suspects who burglarized another home in the neighborhood. earlier in the week. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. not the usual face in today's weekly address to instead of the president, grieving newtown parents. we have the emotional plea plus. a disturbing target practice. in the shap

like my cellphone and face but going back to the '50s? absolutely not. you can survive and america can survive without a legal abortion. absolutely not. i talk frequently what will i do after it is made illegal. the supreme court case is the first that because then you have 50 simultaneous state battles. i am very much of over turning it as bad and constitutional law even pro-choice agrees with that to take the decisions back to the states because we will kick their butts but where is the human life begins at conception bill sponsored by senator paul but says that have political weight or satin statement? but it was fascinating but despite president hamas administration having a merciless assault against the pro-life movement since 2008, we are winning in the states we pass the most april legislation ever since president obama has been elected. there are no abortion facilities now i think in mississippi there is one in that sector needs to be shut down immediately. it is supply and demand issue. it is peer economics. >> on a the radio this morning of phi