otro tipo de confusiÓn.cuperaciÓn para los maratonistas que quedamos a la mitad del camino. >>> ya recibimos mÁs imagenes en "primer impacto." una seÑora se ve orando. un poco traumada. y te quiero preguntar, tu reflexiÓn ante todo lo que viviste hoy? >>> mira, mucho pÁnico, estaba angustiada por mi hermana, por la alta posibilidad de saber que mi hermana estaba ahÍ. pero lo comentamos hace un rato, y que impactante como los nacionales de aquÍ o los ciudadanos de boston parece que tienen mucho miedo, reaccionan con mucho pÁnico, es impresionante como estÁn impactados. yo no estoy cercana a este tipo de evento y pareciera que los ciudadanos de norteamÉrica estÁn acostumbrados y corren y pensando que puede pasar lo peor y que asÍ es. >>> marÍa teresa. te agradecemos este tiempo que le dedicaste a "primer impacto." cuÍdate mucho, espero que vuelva la paz a tu corazÓn. >>> gracias. >>> y a travÉs de las redes sociales llegaron dramÁticas fotografÍas en la que se registra el momento de las explosiones. en esta im

obviamente fui al lugar y fuimos testigos de la confusiÓn y el pÁnico que se vivÍa en las calles del en este momento a las personas que se encontraban ahÍ?. no solamente aquellos que llegaron como corredores, si no tambiÉn a las personas que fueron a presenciar. >>> ¿quÉ piden las autoridades?. >>> mÁs de 30.000 participantes de todas partess del mundo, es un dÍa feriado donde todos participan en el dÍa patriÓtict, el maratÓn no era la Única actividad. mÁs que todo han pedido que la gente se mantenga en los hogares y hoteles. la escena estÁ activa con las autoridades tratando de descifrar lo ocurrido y si no existe un tipo de amenaza, mÁs que todo piden que se queden en los hospital ggarhogares, que s informados mr cualquier posible cambio de informaciÓn. >>> has tÚ lo mismo, precauciÓn para vamos ahora a nuestro centro de satÉlites con natalia cruz que nos trae las Últimas imagenes y se habla de un atentado. >>> asÍ es, bÁrbara, el fbi considera las explosiones como un ataque terrorista, no pueden determinar si es una fuente nacional o internacional. las autoridades confirmaron que

confusion. >> stephen: yes, it's all about the muscle confusion. [laughter] whereas joe's show is just about confusion in that sometimes people confuse it with news. [laughter] but not this morning, 'cuz this morning was just pure infomercial for his old buddy, mark sanford. >> i've been a good friend of mark's for a very long time. i know mark -- bright, bright guy and he worked on wall street and knows the issues better than anybody. courses, courses should be taught in the future on the way mark sanford ran his campaign. some people have got it. you can see why a guy like that gets elected. let's pretend mark is not here and talk about him. >> what i heard was that he worked really hard, he was good to his employees. >> mark, if we can let's talk about the value of honesty in political campaigns. i think a lot of people, no matter where they are in the ideological spectrum were struck by your honesty a few years ago when basically you said, you know, you went walking on the appalachian trail,

we argue it is uncertain ask confusing. for example, section 32.16 b2b says the board of supervisors is the decision making body if one or more proposed approval actions for the project is pending before the board of supervisors prior to the expiration of the administrative appeal period. now, our issue is it relies on the already unclear first approval action. also, the 30-day appeal window is from first approval action or from the time of notice for specific projects. and lastly, what if that appending action is [speaker not understood] by the board of supervisors. another section, section 2c says the board of supervisors is the ceqa decision making body in support of a proposal. is that an ordinance that is not project related, is it for ordinances that are project related and if so how do you reconcile that with section b. and then the process is different. if the board of supervisors is a ceqa decision making body or not. if they're not the ceqa decision making body, then the public needs to submit an appeal letter. no

we argue it is uncertain ask confusing. for example, section 32.16 b2b says the board of supervisors is the decision making body if one or more proposed approval actions for the project is pending before the board of supervisors prior to the expiration of the administrative appeal period. now, our

we argue it is uncertain ask confusing. for example, section 32.16 b2b says the board of supervisors is the decision making body if one or more proposed approval actions for the project is pending before the board of supervisors prior to the expiration of the administrative appeal period. now, our issue is it relies on the already unclear first approval action. also, the 30-day appeal window is from first approval action or from the time of notice for specific projects. and lastly, what if that appending action is [speaker not understood] by the board of supervisors. another section, section 2c says the board of supervisors

. >>> confusiÓn, ¿habÍan informado algo?. momento pararon a toda la gente y nos dejaron esperando y no pudimos seguir caminando hasta casi media hora despuÉs. >>> mucha suerte y gracias. >>> se han reportado dos muertes, varios heridos, es todo por el momento. >>> el presidente obama despuÉs de ser informado dio Órdenes para que se preste toda la colaboraciÓn necesaria para esclarecer los hechos, en la capital de la naciÓn han tomado las cosas en serio y fue aumentada la vigilancia y algunas Áreas bloqueadas, fernando pizarro con lo Último, quien estÁ con nosotros es la corresponsal lourdes. >>> principalmente no saben por el motivo que se causÓ el incidente trÁgico. ademÁs afirmÓ enfÁticamente que van a descubrir quien o quienes estÁn involucrados, quÉ individuos o organizaciones estÁn involucradas y van a llevar a la justicia a los responsables, el mensaje del presidente. informÓ ademÁs que esta al tanto de todo lo que sucede directamente informado por la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano y el director del f

it is a very confusing time. when people heard on a street address had been made, as was incorrectly reported, people got very excited. the whole city has been traumatized by what happened and they want to see progress. i think that is what fuelled speculation and inaccurate reporting. we're still waiting to hear from the police and the fbi here in boston. >> a reminder that we are not to jump ahead of ourselves in terms of what we know and do not know. for more now, i'm joined on this investigation by a 25-year veteran of the fbi. he was also part of the new york joint terrorism task force and also joined by the former state department spokesman, p.j. crowley. you're involved in the investigation with the bombing of the uss coll in yemen, the al qaeda plot. describe the scene. what are they looking at? >> these are still photographs and video they have been able to obtain from various sources, department stores, individuals, television stations, and this is figuring prominently in to the investigation. it was re

on that we need to decide exactly what we're going to do about syria i think that we have a very confused response ourselves as a government right now since the start of the arab spring the us media has finally freedom fighter featuring stories with the likes of. an american who first fought with libyan rebels and then switched to syria i fought in the war in libya in two thousand and eleven and i saw the effects of what we accomplished and i want syrians to our freedoms well. in recent months the obama administration has tried to publicly distance itself from radical islamists fighting among the syrian rebels by saying washington supports the more moderate forces among the opposition. but on the ground in syria in the middle of a bloody civil war that line is blurred many of those in the syrian opposition who washington supports welcomed the efforts of radical groups like on the street. while politicians argue about who is a terrorist then who is a freedom fighter or who is a terrorist that can be useful now and dealt with later young westerners like eric are made by themselves confused

>> i want to know if this might confuse people, if there might be some overlap from pg and e and sf power. >> i think certainly multiple campaigns advertising similar but not exactly the same products can be confusing to folks, on the upside, there will be a lot of media and interest hopefully in our program and in pg and e's, and while we may -- that may have some negative impact on the viewing audience, there will be a lot of information message being used to communicate these choices and that's really what the clean power sf is, it's a choice program, we want folks to understand it, not to be confused by it, that will be one of our customer notification and education program challenges, but really what we want to do is make sure folks understand what the choice is, what the value of the program could be to them, what the cost of the program could be to them and we would expect that they'll be thinking about whether the pg and e option is a better way for them to go and may have questions about that as well, so there will be a communication challenge i think around those issues but it w

official message that these are freedom fighters and they need to be helped in some way it just confuses them even more about a really good point because you know we are calling this a fight for freedom we are speaking about it on the media that it's freedom fighting so when someone feels strongly about it and wants to go on how. are we to blame. but then when they get over there if they join the group that's been designated as a terrorist group it's confusion probably. we need to get straight on that we need to decide exactly what we're going to do about syria i think that we have a very confused response ourselves as a government right now since the start of the arab spring the us media has finally freedom fighter featuring stories with the likes of. an american who first talked with libyan rebels and then switched to syria once i fall in the war in libya in two thousand and eleven and i saw the effects of what we accomplished and i want syrian stafford as well. in recent months the obama administration has tried to publicly distance itself from radical islamists fighting among the syr

they were so confused. the history ofy the city, chicago is of neighborhoods and there are so many irish folks that it was probably the dominating sound. it came down to what we know today. >> do you know how to promote this? have beent is all i doing. tavis: i am letting you go, go. >> it was made in the 10 episodes and pbs turned it into a two-hour pilot and they are making a episodes out of it. person that i don't think lights up the screen on this. downton abbey is the country, this is the city. it's on blu-ray. come to my home, we'll watch it together. what you want me to do? tavis: you did it. on masterpiece sunday night with our friend jeremy piven, i am sure these loyal viewers are watching it. >> then why the hell am i here? tavis: we wanted to tell you think you and congratulations. that is our show for tonight. until next time. ande good morning, ladies gentlemen. you are at the beginning of something amazing, the best that london has to offer. don't imagine it. >> we are going to show the world

that's confusing and in america's cup it looks like they are meeting the goal, so why are they asking for waivers? >> we are looking at the snapshot in terms of their development in there, but i think they are looking at some of the waivers. one of the thing they have been doing is participating in the city build program as well there. so it can also be that they just know they might have some issues in terms of meeting the requirements for particular trades. >> actually i think there is more confusion about which of the trade are required to participate. they weren't required in the first place but you may recall as part of the negotiation they agreed to participate and there has been some confusion about the trade it affected. i'm not sure their asking for waivers but maybe looking for clarification. that was the whole subject of the hearing on the board of supervisors two weeks ago tomorrow. i believe it's been resolved. >> i look forward to learning more about the program, the waivers and everything. it's totally new and this report is already complicated. so mark it down a future

frankly the information is confused tonight. at least five other packages found on the street were deemed to be suspicious and destroyed by boston police and bomb squad techs. there were many packages to check, officials say because after the explosions people dropped what they were carrying and ran away. we have heard conflicting accounts about whether there were also some unexploded bombs. some officials say tonight that the two other packages were found that contained some forms of explosives but other officials say there were just the two bombs, the two that went off. safe to say that remains unclear. several officials say the bombs that did go off included shrapnel that multiplied the injuries, b.b.s and ball bearings, they say. they are looking at surveillance video to see if they can see anyone placing packages at the points where the bombs went off. they described the devices as crude with thankfully less explosive power than might have been contained in packages of this size. they stressed tonight there is no suspect in

us but the minute the news came out everybody was talking about his background everybody was even confusing with the czech republic what do you make of all of this massive ignorance on the part of americans in terms of geography and religion obviously islam is a peaceful religion doesn't believe in bloodshed but also you know the geographical confusion i think again it was to immediately put this person category of other this person is not like this person should be treated as an enemy combatant they should not have their rights they don't deserve to have their rights i mean normally we operate on innocent until proven guilty in this country but for this suspect there reversing the usual presumption and that was clear from the get go and the surveillance state not only failed apparently the f.b.i. failed because russia tipped off the f.b.i. years ago that they should be concerned perhaps about this older brother after his visit. to russia and i think chechnya too i'm not clear on that but someone dropped the ball and he you know i play said at the feet of the f.b.i. in the american governme

compradores, dio una versión previa con el senador republicano, dijo que el fracaso se debió por confusióncuando tomaba poseison el primer ministro del país causo panico, segujimos de cerca los acontecimientos, tenemos imágenes. >> lo que estaba supuesto a ser una celebración termino convirtiendose un un drama, a las 11:30 de la mañana dos carabineros y un transeunte recibieron impactos de balas, sus colegasl o tataron de reanimar en el piso, en medio de la confusión y en un 1 kilómetro de distancia ricoleta juraba . >> no creo que sea una falla de la seguridad sostiene la mujer que presenció los hechos, mel presunto pistolero es luigi, un hombre desempleado de 46 años que había perdido todo debido a la falta de oportunidades en italia . >> los médicos que atendieron a los heridos aseguran que uno de los carabineros está muy grave, la bala perforó su cuello, la mujer está fuera de peligro y embarazada, el alcalde de roma confirmó que el sospechoso no pertenece a ningún grupo terrorista, su objetivo era los políticos, pero como no tuvo acceso a ellos disparó a los carabineros . >> el minist

my question is going forward on the policy if we are clarifying it but i'm still confused. so going forward we still have this 3 year window or, you are allowed to act in 3 years but what happens after 3 years. is it still the same action. you either have an extension or we take an action to disapprove it? >> should you adopt the clarification policy it would more articulate what you have been doing for years in the past which is as soon as you are 3 year performance period runs, any building permit to implement the project would be brought back to you for reauthorization. the existing language in your typical conditions of approval is contradictory. it implies at the same time that you have to come back for reauthorization but that you don't. but after a three year, it doesn't. >> you could come back to seek an extension and we could give it to you. >> correct, on a staff level we wouldn't be able to prove it after 5 years. >> could you do it after it says 3 years? >> no. there is no change in practice or policy. just to be blunt because we are often confronted with legal

there was confusion. some of the film network went down. people were trying to account for the friends family like where is my runner where is my family. it was crazy. >>reporter: she was walking away from the finish line moments after her race. >> we all heard one explosion and then followed by the second explosion right away and all of us sort of turn around and you could see the smoke that was there. >> we heard the explosion go off. >>reporter: san francisco jennifer was at the medical tent near the finish line when the explosion went off. >> i was standing up hadn't found my husband that the poin point. >>reporter: she is the marke marketing director for the san francisco marathon. >> hope for the best. if you have all kind of emergency plans. >>reporter: katie owner fleet feet in pleasant hill and attended boston marathon aspect taketor last year and thought security was already extremely tight. >> they check everybody. fichlts where the bomb went off but they check the backpack check for things to see if you have anything on you. >>r

the scammers perceive that schoolers are confuse -- i mean, that seniors are confused and easily fooledmany of them tend to be at home, more likely to answer the tornado watch, and telephone and they come from a generation where people were much more trusting. gerri: dan, how difficult is it to prosecute? you talked about who the people actually are, sometimes just an individual scam artist who finds a way to do this, and sometimes they are overseas. rings of criminals, criminal networks trying to get in your pocketbook, and let's face it, probably in your mom and dad's pocketbook or your grandparent's. this really tends to be tact targeted at the elderly. who are these folks? >> they are people from all different walks of life, but the main thing they have in common is absolute disregard for other people's money and for preying on the elderly, and instead of seeing, you know, an elderly person of someone to be protected, they go after them, and, you know, it's really true. when you prosecute the situations, start at the grassroots level as far as the small organizations, and then work

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at the finish line it only took moments for a joyous accomplishment to turn to terrifying confusion. 78-year-old bill iffrig was just feet from the explosion, about to finish his 45th marathon. what did it sound like? what did it feel like? >> it was so loud. boom! >> reporter: what have your kids said to you? >> they said, dad, you are so lucky. yeah, i was really lucky that it ended up like it did. >> reporter: the families of newtown shooting victims were at the race, but none were injured. still many others were. >> it was an extraordinary horrible scene, and what we were able to do is pull together what we needed to pull together in a very short period of time. >> just didn't seem real. >> reporter: leeann and nicholas were watching the race. she was left with shrapnel in her leg and a shattered femur. now she remembers the compassion of those who rushed to help. >> i had a woman who i don't know came and held my hand. >> reporter: 30 code red victims with life-threatening injuries taken to hospitals. they and dozens of others are trying to recover tonight. and right now 24 rema

so i want to confuse you, first of all, because i think when you're confused, your stereotypes are dismantled and then you're open for a new kind of message. and i want to create the kind of conversations we had outside of park51, that islamic community cent that's beg but close to ground zero, because i joined some activists there last year. i went for labor day weekend, but they were there for a few weeks. that really was the intersection of america because, you know, some tourists who just visit... were visiting new york for the weekend said, "this is the first place we wanted to come to in new york," because they were watching jon stewart's show and he was making fun of all these crazy things that were being said about park51, so they wanted to come. and at that place, on that sidewalk, we were having this kind of conversation where people were allowed to ask whatever cra questions they wanted to ask. but at the same time, you know, i welcome you to ask anything, but i also warn you that if you're going to yell at me, if you're going to provoke me, i'm going to provoke you right back. if

we will hear the 9-1-1 tapes just made public and the confusion they caused. >> a bay area girl hit by an >> the battle to keep the kings in california heads to the big apple. groups will be in new york city to present the plan for the nba team to the league's board of governors. sacramento mayor will make his pitch to keep the team in the state capital. on the other side is a seattle based group of investors including microsoft c.e.o. and sacramento is offering to build a half billion dollar arena and seattle says it already has 44,000 fan whose have committed to tickets if the team moves there. >> and a former nba star is the mayor. >> 9-1-1 recordings from a deadly raceway crash reveal confusion of where emergency crews should have responded after the horrifying accident. the crash occurred at the raceway park when a sprint car went out of control and barreled into the pit area hitting a petaluma teenager and a 68-year-old grass valley man. there were numerous calls made to 911 but the dispatchers had a hard time narrowing down the location to one of three raceways. >> hurry, hurry,

. >> this is is a very confusing piece of legislation that is now law.e still making rules about it they are still trying to figure out how to implement it. they are delaying key parts of it and that is very frustrating to governors and to the american people. >> bret: well, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius speaking at harvard saying that, well, it's just been much tougher than they anticipated implementing obama care and the push back has been much more intense than they anticipated. critics saying we told you so. wyoming senator republican john varasso taking to the senate floor saying he would like the honesty to continue from the administration saying quote it's time for president obama saying his healthcare law is dragging down the american economy. is he a doctor who often speaks out about obama care. we're back with the panel. nina, it appears that the administration is dealing with the tough implep plea mentation every day. >> but there is a long way to insurance. well, lo and behold now people if you work for a big company,

we'll take you to the streets of boston and show you the chaos and confusion. let you hear from people who were there. >> it sounded just like a bomb -- what i thought i bomb would sound like. absolutely horrified. >> it was very loud. the ground shook, you could just feel it going down through you. >> the explosion went off right by the finish line. boom, you felt it, it hurt your ears. >> something just blew up. >> run! >> i saw a trash can explode and people started throwing down the barricade and running over each other. i ran in the other direction fast as i could. >> i was in the city. this is like the scariest thing i've ever experienced. people work in the restaurants telling us to get away from the scene, get far away. people were walking out like it was an exodus at cambridge. >> i saw runners in front of me fall, some with injuries, and then i looked over and saw just a pile of bodies, the worst thing i think i've ever seen in my life. mangled limbs, people not breathing. i just interviewed a nurse here on the scene who said she treated dozens of peo

the legallality or illegallity of marijuana is a confused and confusing matrix. let's start on the federal level. the federal control substances act makes the use of marijuana a federal crime. despite that federal injunction, many states have and are moving ahead with their own laws legalizing marijuana, and that worries patrick kennedy, former democratic congressman from rhode island, and son of the late ted kennedy. the district of columbia and 18 states have now legalized marijuana in varying degrees for medicinal use or recreational use or by decriminalizing the possession of the drug in small amounts of the state list. alaska, california, colorado, d.c., hawaii, maine, massachusetts, minnesota, mississippi, montana, nebraska, new york, nevada, new york, vermont, oregon, washington. in december of last year, president obama was asked what he thought of the november 2012 ref ren da in the states of colorado and washington wherein voted he is of the majority voted yes on the legalization of recreational marijuana. obama said there were, quote- unquote, bigger f

i'm still a little confused. it's not a warhead but could be a nuclear device they put on some sort of a missile. >> right. the assessment is that there are probably eight bombs that they have and potentially materials for 12. the key is, has that been able to be linked up with a missile, has it been weaponized so they can launch it. bear in mind they have not demonstrated the missile technology to deliver anything, whether it's a conventional warhead or a dummy or whether it's nuclear, to get anything closer to the united states than maybe the western portions of alaska. still, that's egregious and that's a threat and it's dangerous. their missile technology, we have a pretty good sense of how that has evolved.

the initial confusion said the hijacking victim thought they were going to long island, speaking in aussian dielectric. he wasn't quite sure, and the debriefs have said they planned to go to new york, as ray kelly put it, to party. >> i want to ask you about the -- as the fbi explained why they found the wrong guy? paul kevin curtis has been released, the charges have been dropped, and from all accounts, he was not the right guy, even though his letters seemed to be similar to the phrases -- or -- >> the search happened after he was charged in sending it is letters. the charge was based entirely on the fact that letters he had previously sent to congress seemed to be extremely similar in wording, phrases, pet phrases, same sort of issues that were in the letters accompanies the ricin mailings, so it was based on that and the address and where the letters came from, the postmark and so forth, that led the fbi to charge paul kevin curtis. then they searched his house, found no evidence of ricin, concluded that this must have been some kind of setup by someone else, in essence he was bei

. >> controversy and confusion over the election to replace the president of c uuba. >> and why one of the countries >>> venezuela has elected a new president. opposition candidate is refusing to accept the results of sunday's election. right now he is demanding a recount. the official return for the late hugo chavez's choice. at this point it is still unclear how long it would last. at the live desk news4. >> doctors at the mayo clinic is killing tumors by freezing them. they use a probe to apply extreme cold. they say the cold kills the cancer cells without affecting healthy tissue. >> 14 before the hour. in news for your health now. new evidence on how much anti-by ottics are prescribed. enough are being prescribed every year that 4 out of 5 of every americans could build resistan resistance. pharmacists say that has doctors changing their methods. >> instead of changing to a different anti-by ottic when one doesn't work they change the strength. >> over prescribing is highest in southern states. >> facebook wants to make sure you know how to protect your privacy in the network to t

they won't hurt him, but they will confuse him. they give the police an advantage and make him even more disoriented and not know what he's doing. again, the condition of the suspect, not good. but if you figure he could get up and fire that automatic weapon the way he did and get into that boat, maybe they got to him in time and with that medical care and that amazing medical care in massachusetts and massachusetts general hospital, he -- we'll hope that he makes it, we'll hope they can talk to him. >> of course, i keep thinking, if he can get up and fire that weapon, when dave walked out of his house thinking it's a kind of all clear and walks back to that boat, looking, seeing the blood on it, that weapon could have been fired at him, too. >> reporter: yeah, it should be could have. it sure could have. and he's a very lucky man, he got out of there. we're all so thankful to him that he noticed that blood. i suspect that blood was on the tarp from the suspect trying to get into that boat, the young man trying to climb into that b

eager is a server far and so bad that the czech government was forced to step in to clear up the confusion the country's ambassador to the united states released a statement condemning the boston attacks and offering condolences to the victims' families but making it quite clear that the czech republic should not be confused with chechnya national security is something that the united states has been pouring billions of dollars into since nine eleven but after two young men with crude homemade bombs managed to cause the devastation of a public event in boston that investments is now being questioned marina explains. in a post nine eleven america washington has taken wide reaching measures and defense friend spending has hit unprecedented levels because officials say that's what was needed to keep america safe the department of homeland security was created along with many other law enforcement agencies the patriot act was passed sent up a very complex and far reaching surveillance system which includes c.c.t.v. cameras in major cities facial recognition iris scanning cyber surveillance and

we apologizing the confusing end to the last hour and confusing end to the steve emerson interview. we'll have him back on monday. very interesting insights. we appreciate you bearing with us with technical snafus. now, there is this. [ gun shots ] >> megyn: with that, boston's nightmare came to an end and the healing and search for answers hopefully begins. brand-new hour of a special saturday edition of america live. welcome everyone. i'm megyn kelly. came in today and we wanted to be here to try not just button what we saw last week but advance this story and where we go from here. 102-manhunt brought to close when authorities tracked down the second of two suspects. i followed door-to-door search efforts. d tar star now in custody expected to be charged at any time. he is in a hospital but under custody. his brother is dead, tamerian tsarnaev and news prompted cheers and tears from the locals who have been on so on edge this week expressing gratitude to the men and women trying to capture these two men. president obama watched the whole thing unfold on television and got a abbre

it was totally confusing. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: that comes across and it seems like the kind of thing that anybody would go through, this confusion that we have in our minds, a feeling of what it's like, but until you're there i cannot imagine. so we move from yesterday. we have seen it covered intensely. what is the mood in boston like today? >> today is funny. i'll back up just for a second and say the mood in boston last night was weird to me as well. i had ridden my bike down there and i left my bike and ended up running away with people and walked to cambridge. later i went to get my bike right at the line of the crime scene, and i was really surprised as someone who has moved here recently from new york, i was surprised to see the boston's non-reaction and non-curiosity as to what was happening at 9:00 last night. there were tons of police officers doing a professional job, turning people from the crime scene but i couldn't believe how few people were out to see what was happening or to

david, a very confusing day. what is the latest about whether anyone is now in custody or identified as a suspect? what can you tell us? >> jeff, at this point both the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney here in boston insist there have been no arrests made. nobody is in custody. however, there is a lot of confusion regarding this. and reports that we've had throughout the day. >> brown: some of these reports involve images that were caught of somebody with the bag that has now been identified. >> we started the day with news report that the detonation for those pressure cookers had been a timing device, that a circuit board has been found. there was a timing device. so far, so good. then we started to get reports independently that there had been images of a man seen putting a duffle bag close to one of the areas where the bombing took place, and also that there was an image, there was great surveillance video from a lord & taylor shop near the area that had also shown activity. them that led to reports -- again, by a

. >> i am totally confused. i have attempted to dress my confusion by making a chart this is not getting any better, because the four headings that i am looking at i watched... it is easier. failure to respond is one of the specific claims. but, all three of the people responded. miss gong, miss ballard and mr. buell all responded and miss gong responded for the department. >> i do think that miss gong's response was lated. >> yeah. >> and thing that she knew the deadline but she responded late because she was waiting for others that were not on the list. >> late is the eastist of the questions but i agree with you. >> then there is the or was there an obligation to keep in the first place? i too was surprised that she keeps nothing and i'm would have to look at categories one through three, but, i think that it might be hard to say as au said, hard to satisfy the policy about other materials unless that statement is over broadened and there are other ways that the thing is that are official records are kept pro