he sends this message that says i'm sick, staying with a friend. >> as danny? >> as danny.ot a text back. no response. there's a call, no answer. there's another call. it's the roommate's boyfriend calling. if you say a word in chinese, i'll kill you is what tamerlan said. never in a million years would danny talk to him in english. he has to say -- >> i'm sick. i'm going to stay with a friend. keep in mind, this is a point where this a point where tamerlan has been on the run for several days and he knows he is the most wanted man in america. >> but they've been hiding in plain sight for a couple days. danny is the first person to spend any considerable time with them since the bombings. there's two hours between when we believe they killed the m.i.t. police officer around 10:30 and almost all of that time is the carjacking. there's about 15, 20 minutes on the end where danny gets out finally so safety. because of his phone, because of the tracking in the mercedes, they're able to track it down in minutes. they had given danny the impression they wanted to go to new york,

tell us first of all how is danny doing? >> it was such a privilege to talk to danny.nd decent person. you think about all he went through. one of his fears is how he might be judged. he's only been back in the country for two months. he didn't tell his parents about this until yesterday. he said dad, don't tell mom. i don't her to be worried. if my name gets out there, then you can tell her. he went from a run one day. mostly he's been in his apartment keeping a low profile. >> if your piece, in this timeline that he dictates to you, was the part you say it is cash only. take me back to that moment. >> one of the first things that happened -- tamerlan identifies himself as the guy who bombed the marathon. he doesn't know if this is just a robbery or if they want his car or what. he tells danny to drive and give him his wallet. he takes danny's cards and asks him for his atm password. they go to the atm. the gas is low. they ask danny -- danny is very cool -- how far do you think my car can go on this tank of gas? maybe 10, 20 miles. they stop at a gas station that is

that kind of stuff. >> reporter: at one point, danny gets a call from a friend. >> danny answers thed they say, if you say a word in chinese, we'll kill you. they know he could be saying, i'm in my car, i'm with the brothers from the bombing, call the police. so, he says, in english, speaking to his friend who is speaking mandarin to him, which he would never do, otherwise, saying, i've got to do, i'm sick, i'm staying away from friends. tam eerlan says, "good boy, goo job." >> reporter: do you have a sense of what the brothers' plan was at this point? >> no, and i think the problem is, dan, they never had a plan. >> reporter: this is where police say their carjacking starts to go bad. the getaway car is out of gas. they stop at this shell station in cambridge, a risky move, because this is a neighborhood where they're known. it turns out to be a decisive moment. so, at this moment, sitting here in this gas station, the carjack victim makes what may be the most consequential decision of his life. >> absolutely. >> reporter: dzhokhar goes in to play for gas. >> now, it's just danny an

one point danny's phone buzzed with two texts, then rang twice. >> danny answers it.'ll kill you. so his friend is speaking chinese over the phone but danny answers in english. i'm going to sleep elsewhere tonight. and when he finally hung up, tamerlan said, good boy. you did it well. >> reporter: professor fox said the brief window for escape came at this shell station. cash only at the time so dzhokhar tsarnaev went in to pay cash for the gas. at that point tamerlan tsarnaev was briefly fumbling around with his personal gps system. he said tamerlan set the gun down temporarily inside the door pocket. >> in one motion, danny undid his seat belt, opened the door and ran to the rear of the car, across the street to the mobil station. >> how did tamerlan tsarnaev react? >> tamerlan tried to grab him. missed. swore. that was it. >> didn't fire? >> didn't fire. it would have been difficult to fire, because danny, by this time, was to the rear of the car. and it would have been difficult for him to sort of fire through theack window. >> reporter: at the mobil station the v

danny was very shrewd, very smart. played up the fact that he was chinese and not the kind of person that these bombers were out to get. >> right. this goes on as you said for 90 minutes. at one stage he's just with tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother, in the front car with the other brother dzhokhar behind in another car that they had, but then they all come together, they're all in his mercedes, and he's fearing for his life. at what stage does he get away from them? >> well, they go from brighton to summerville to cambridge looking for gasoline because apparently there was this plan cooked up to go to new york city and the tank only had about a quarter full. so they double back to cambridge and all the while, danny's trying to find the right time to escape. he recognized that he may not see tomorrow and he had to do something. so they pulled into a shell station. fortunately it was cash only which meant the younger brother had to go inside and once they were separated, danny saw his opportunity. he unlatched the se

, danny's phone buzzed with two texts, then rang twice. >> danny answers it.says don't say a word in chinese, because if you do, i'll kill you. so his friend's speaking chinese over the phone but danny answers in english, i'm going to sleep elsewhere tonight. and when he finally hung up, tamerlan said good boy, you did it well. >> reporter: professor fox says the victim's brief window for escape came at this shell station. it was cash only at the time. he says dzhokhar tsarnaev went in to pay cash for the gas. at that point, tamerlan tsarnaev was briefly fumbling around with his personal gps system. he says tamerlan then set the gun down temporarily inside the door pocket. >> in one motion, danny undid his seat belt, opened the door andan to the rear of the car, across the street to the mobile station. >> reporter: how did tamerlan tsarnaev react? >> tamerlan tried to grab him, missed, swore. >> reporter: that was it? didn't fire? >> didn't fire. it would have been difficult to fire because danny, by this time, was to the rear of the car and it would have been

he and his younger brother loaded the remaining bombs into danny's car. the two men spoke to each other in russian. did you understand any of the words in their conversation? >> i only heard one word. it's manhattan. >> reporter: manhattan? yes. reporter: did it seem like they were going there? >> it seemed like they were going to new york. they asked me a lot of questions. >> reporter: en route to a gas station, danny's phone rang. it was his roommate who wondered why he wasn't home. tamerlan pulled a gun out. >> if you don't want me to pick up the phone i won't pick it up. i won't say anything. he told me that you have to answer the phone. but if you use any single word in chinese, i will kill you. >> reporter: so when your roommate hears you speaking in english, does he answer in english? >> he answered in chinese. reporter: saying what? it was like why? why are you speaking in english? are you okay? is everything okay? i just told him i'm going to sleepover at a friend's place tonight. >> reporter: what happens then? so after i hang up the phone, tame

there was kind of a relationship forming which eventually that aided danny. >> but at one point danny'sed with two texts and rang twice. >> danny answers it, and he said don't say a word in chinese and if you do, i will kill you. his friend is talking chinese, but danny answers in english, i am going to sleep elsewhere tonight, and when he hung up, he said good boy, you did it well. >> and then cash only here at the station, and then dzhokhar tsarnaev went in to pay cash, and tamerlan was briefly fumbling around with the gps system, and tamerlan set the gun down in the door pocket. >> in one motion, danny undid his seat belt and opened the door and ran to the rear of the car, and over across the street to the mobile station. >> how did tamerlan tsarnaev react. >> he tried to grab him. missed. swore. that was it. >> didn't fire? >> didn't fire. >> it would have been difficult to fire because danny was at the rear of the car and it would have been difficult for him to fire out the window. >> at the mobile station, they got an employee to call 911. the encounter with the police came soon a

danny said yes.m responsible and i just killed a cambridge cop. >> danny does a number of things to try to convince tamerlan subtly that his life should be spared. he emphasizes that he is from china. he emphasizes the chinese are very good to muslims. >> right. >> he downplays how much the car cost. >> as long as that drive continued, over an hour and a half, there was interaction. there was talk about cell phones and cd players and girls. he became a person, and that was critical to his survival as well. but then tamerlan asked, how much gas do you have in the car? and it did seem that they wanted to know how far they could drive with the gas that they had and they needed gas. so they found a shell station. the next stroke of luck for danny and perhaps for the rest of us was that the gas pump did not take credit cards. cash only. >> when dzhokhar tsarnaev went into the gas station to get money from the atm, danny saw his chance to escape. >> one of his abductors was inside the shell station. tamerl

silence in danny's car.ays you answer, and you say a word in chinese, i'll kill you and don't be stupid. danny says, answering in english. i'm sick, i'm with a friend, i'm sorry, i have to go. trying to think, where can i get out? when is my moment? lucky for danny, the car running low on gas. had to stop at a gas station, double stroke of luck, wouldn't take a credit card, the younger brother has to go in. danny is alone with tamerlan. he puts the gun in the driver's side pocket of the suv, both hands fiddling with the gps and danny realizes if i get out, now is the chance, unbuckle the seat belt, open the door and go in one swift motion, at a certain point he does it, and really the perfect place, between the car and the gas pumps and if tamerlan is going to shoot him, he would have to go through the window, an impossible shot. tries to reach for him. can't get him, hears him curse, sprints across the street to safety at another gas station, calls 9/11. >> they were able to trace the car using his cell pho

and then danny would come home, she'd have a snack with danny. morning. i really -- she'd throw a load of laundry in the meantime. what, are you up all night or what? you know? to be so organized. you know? >> she made it look easy, and they worked opposite schedules, her and danny. you know, which, you know, could be stressful. but she didn't make it seem that way. bryan and erin, my erin, started preschool together. and we would see each other on a daily basis. i was the second parent there every day, and she was the first. and she came from babylon. i live right around the block from the preschool. she was not only on time, the kids were dressed impeccably. there was never, like, a stain on their shirt or toothpaste on the corner of their mouth, a hair out of place. very on top of things. she chaperoned for school trips. she put herself on a list to donate things for school parties and everything. she did it all. you know, and she worked full time, so -- >> so do you think she was, like, the supermom that she never had? >> i think so. i think

there's silence in danny's car., tamerlan says you answer, if you say a word in chinese because he knows he's speaking in chinese, he might rat them out, i'll kill you and don't be stupid. so danny says answering to someone talking to him in mandarin in english i'm sick, i'm with a friend, i'm sorry, i've got to go. he's trying to think where can i get out, when is my moment. lucky for danny the car was running low on gas, hay that had to stop at a gas station, double stroke of luck wouldn't accept the card. tamerlan's been on the run all day, he's killed an m.i.t. police officer five hours earlier, he puts his guard down for a second, puts the gun in the driver side pocket of danny's suv and he's got both hands fiddling with the gps and he realizes if i'm going to get out, now is the chance, unbuckle the seat belt and go in one swift motion. >> that's exactly what he did. danny ran to a nearby gas station where 9-1-1 call was made. his iphone and car satellite system eventually helped police track down the stolen v

>> you know, danny just likes to be danny, and they like to do their own thing. we never got into a fight. there was never an argument, never a reason why we stopped talking. it just stopped. that was it. there was no rhyme or reason why it ended. >> i was the actually the only one invited to the wedding. i did not go by choice, because diane and i didn't have as close a bond as we had, and it was upsetting. i had my first child already, and, you know, like diane wasn't there for that, which was weird. so -- excuse me. so i think for me, like i couldn't take part of -- this part of her life without the connection we had so -- ♪ ♪ >> see if we can match the dna to my wife. >> and if that dna does match the sample, what will come next? >> the medical part, right? that's what i'm waiting for, the medical part of it. >> yeah, this is '05, four years before. grinding teeth, sensitivity to cold, loose teeth, broken fillings, and tooth pain, endured pin. does that say abscess? maybe that was the same tooth that was bothering her afterwards. you know, it's so funny, she

guarded by just one brother, danny wondered if this was his chance.saw around him only locked storefronts. a police car drove by, lights off. danny would get another chance to escape later after an endless ride through boston. >> he drove around for 90 minutes, threatening him, and danny constantly thinks how do i stay alive, don't want to say the wrong thing. at one point he gets a text message from his roommate in chinese saying, you know, where are you, how come you haven't come home and tamerlan takes the chinese -- english to chinese app, text back, i'm sick, not coming home tonight, i'm with a friend. that seems weird to the roommate. there is a text, a call. there is silence. they call again. tamerlan says you answer. if you say a word in chinese, he knows he's speaking in chinese, he might rat him out, i'll kill you. don't be stupid. danny says answering to someone talking to him in mandarin, in english, i'm sick, with a friend, i'm sorry, i've got to go. he's trying to think, where can i get out, when is my moment? lucky for danny, the car wa

danny boyle is joining us later. by now we've seen the video of now former rutgers basketball coach mike rice hitting, kick, throwing balls at generally great santini-ing his college basketball players. (bleep) (bleep) hands in everybody, let's win one for the university go. scarlet knights. clear eyes full hearts you (bleep) fairies. i feel confident that no reasonable person could watch that video and quibble with the firing of the coach. >> it's interesting we only pay attention to these conflagrations when it comes to hate speech. if the left wing media makes a fuss over the incidents. >> talk about the wuss-ification of america, of american men. >> maybe we need a little more discipline in society. my father hit me with a belt. i turned out okay. [ laughter ] >> jon: anyway, coming up next, i shout at people i disagree with for an hour. seriously you're okay? have you seen your show? [laughter] because it seems like the show of a guy who was hit with a belt as a child. [laughter] by the way, it's going to be so

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danny. i can sympathize. the guy's have the same effect on me. you mean, most normal people, don't you, dad? mary anne, would you mind terribly asking the geek seated at the opposite end of the table, if you would mind passing the butter? so, i take it you girls couldn't see you're way clear to watching the family unification televival this afternoon? well, we turned it on about 3:00. and they had on this black gospel choir and they were pretty good. and tarbrush? well, he came out and talking about how he needed to raise some money and pass some big bill in congress and how he just sold off this big farm in mississippi to raise some cash. oh, poor man. well, then it was time for the thrasher countdown. and so we kinda switched the channel. i see. well, they had on the spawn of satan. it really kicked. sounds wholesome. i'm gonna take mom's plate up to her. mary ann. sorry. may i please be excused? yes, you may. and tell your mother i'll be up to see her after we finish dinner. i will. oh, and mary ann... yes, daddy? i want you to get right to yo

danny is knocked unconscious. richard is a competitor. see him jumping out of his car there dressed in black? he disappears behind the smoke and is able to pull danny out of his car. kcci talked to watson. >> my car was on fire. i was on fire. four or five seconds more and i would have burned up and died. >> the guy that comes to his rescue. >> as quick as i could jumped in the car and tried to get him out as fast as i could. >> quick thinking on his part. he had to get out of his harnesses, get out of the car and does it in a matter of seconds. >> he dove right in and didn't think about it. >> they don't look like they have been in a big car accident like that. >> looks like they got out fine. they're friends and danny says he will continue racing. >> saved my life. i am grateful for it. >>> there was that game, that app por for a while called fruit ninja where you slice up the fruit and i think i found the real fruit ninja, in the back of a grocery store about to chunk this watermelon as fast as he can. watch this and he takes off the o

at one point he called her danny, which is her husband's name. he knew something was wrong. the kids were crying in the background. he told his sister to stay put, he'd be right up there. >> when there is an incoherent phone call with her brother, her oldest niece is apparently on the phone to her parents saying there's something wrong with aunt diane. >> they're say aunt diane can't see, aunt diane can't -- something is wrong with aunt diane. they were pulled over at that point, and emma told her dad where they were. read me a sign, and she said tarrytown. >> warren races up from where he is in long island to the tappen dsy bridge, to try and find diane. she leaves her phone on the jersey bar krer, the divider at the bridge. >> the phone was located on a pull-off. she found her cell phone sitting on a guide rail. her entire route up until the bridge is consistent with what she normally would have been done. then it's unclear where she went. >> are you all right? >> no. confide frankly. >> well, thanks for doing this. >> um. >> was she your closest friend? >> i would say, ye

there's silence in danny's car. they call again.erlan says you answer, if you say a word in chinese, because he knows he's speaking in chinese, he might rat them out, i'll kill you and don't be stupid. so danny says talking to him in mandarin in english i'm sick, i'm with a friend, i'm sorry, i've got to go. he's just trying to think when can i get out, when is my moment? lucky for danny the car was running low on gas. they had to stop at a gas station. double stroke of luck wouldn't take the card, younger brother has to go in to pay for cash. that leaves danny with tamerlan. he's been with tamerlan all day, killed an m.i.t. officer five hours earlier, puts the gun in the driver side pocket of danny's suv and both hands fiddling with the gps and he realizes if i'm going to get out, now is the chance. i've got to unbuckle the seat belt and open the door and go in one swift motion. >> and that's exactly what he says he did. he ran to a nearby gas station where a 9-1-1 call was made. his iphone and car satellite system would eventually

did danny feel like he was going to die?> he thought he was going to die. >> reporter: in that car, he listened as the two brothers talked to each other about girls, their iphones, music. the whole time fearing he would be next, danny was trying to figure out how he could escape. the car they chose to carjack low on gas. they pull into the gas station, the younger brother went in to pay. the older brother puts his gun down and begins working the gps in the car and that was the moment. "i did it very fast," danny said, "using my left hand and right hand simultaneously to open the door, unfasten my seat belt, jump out and go." the victim said he ran at an angle so when the brother grabbed his gun, it would be harder to shoot him. he hid in a closet in a gas station across the street and then called 911. meantime, tonight, another voice. >> the guy with the hat, the glasses, the aviators and the 5:00 shadow. >> reporter: jeff bauman, while in the hospital with both his legs blown off, described tamerlan's face. the only man who

danny makes a run at that point. and what made it easier, danny left his iphone behind in the car. that, along with the mercedes navigation system. robin? >> and he knows how very lucky he is. linsey, thank you very much. >>> now, that other big story. what could be the end of airport armageddon. and all those delays. action finally happening on capitol hill, to cut the furloughs of air traffic controllers that have caused flight delays coast-to-coast. abc's david kerley is at reagan national airport for us there in washington. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. really good news for fliers. these delays were really the main way that voters were feeling the impacts of the spending cuts. congress is ready to take a week off. members decided they needed to do something before they jumped on planes and left town. all week -- >> everything is being backed up because of the faa issues. >> reporter: all across the country -- >> we don't want you to be here. >> reporter: about 1,000 flights a day delayed. >> we just sat on the tarmac for about an hour. >> reporter: 10%

danny, a 26-year-old chinese native, was taken on a wild 90-minute ride before escaping and alerting police. during the ride the elder brother tamerlan made a startling confession. >> i just killed a cop in cambridge. >> reporter: danny spent hours talking to the fbi and shared his story with james allen fox, a northeastern university professor. fox said danny was scared for his life but made small talk and played up his foreign heritage. >> he was only trying to save himself. but through that process it looks like he may have saved countless others. >> reporter: when the tsarnaevs stopped for gas danny bolted and called the police who tracked his stolen mercedes using gps. michael isikoff, nbc news, boston. >>> president obama today called the alleged use of chemical weapons by syria a potential game-changer. our political director, chief white house correspondent chuck todd is with us for more on this. chuck, what to do about it now in a nation not looking for yet another foreign conflict? >> reporter: absolutely. look, the first time personally the president acknowledged that, yes

when they needed gas, danny saw room to escape. really the perfect place--between the car and the gas pumps and if tamerlan is going to shoot him, he would have to go through the window, an impossible shot. danny's story focused the manhunt ending with tamerlan's death. and dzhokhar's capture in a boat. in 2011, sources say russia asked both the cia and fbi to look at tamerlan tsarnaev. some u-s lamwkamers want to know more about that investigation. russia's president says the boston bombing undescores a need for international cooperation on security issues. this tragedy should motivate us to work closer together in addressing challenges and threats. meanwhile, there are more signs of healing: the new boston magazine cover shows 120 pairs of shoes, each worn in the marathon, now immortalized as part of "the city's heart." >>i'm emily schmidt, undiscovered and one then continue is not the the september 11th terrorist attack. gravesite at camp but double the alliance sunshine this afternoon. how warmly gap. announcer added that team

danny, thank you. danny defenbaugh, live with us today, drawing on his experience from 1995, april of that year. thank you. i want to go to mike tobin. he has breaking news. i believe you're at the courthouse in downtown boston. >> there is something here. what we're seeing is the d.hs police cam out with a great sense of urgency and pushed all of the crowd off to the other side of the street, at the same time hustling the employees out of the courthouse itself. they came out really with a good clip to their walk. i'm looking at one, two, three, four, five, six fully armed u.s. marshals with vests and helmets, each of them, i believe, has an additional side arm. i saw a van speed past with -- looks like a marshal hanging off of the side. a good clip of speed and they're going down that small alleyway on the southwest side of the building. backing up now into what looks like the alley port. you hear some of the commotion. the dhs police backing everybody away from the courthouse right now. i don't have

so danny knows if he's going to get away, this is his chance. he tries as quickly as he can to unbuckle the seat belt, open the door, get out and slam the door. the older brother realizes what's going on, puts down the gps, curses in english and can't get him. he runs between the car and the gas pump. if he was going to get shot, it would be a really difficult shot. he sprints across the street, bursts in, out of breath and says call 911, trying to tell the story. at first, the clerk thought he was drunk, but he realized what's happening, gave him the phone and the police are there in minutes. >> eric, that's an amazing story. you got the interview we all wanted. when i saw nit "the boston globe," i had to talk to you. eric, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> greta: straight ahead, why are we paying the salary of a u.n. official who blames america on the boston bombings? and disturbing news tonight. were there red flags that were mised? could the marathon terror attack have been prevented? that's coming up. >>> plus, grammy winn

are you still communicating with danny? >> i am.ted before the story ran just to let him know when it was going to run and then throughout the day yesterday and then again today. and mostly about sort of anything but what happened to him in his ordeal. texting about a name for the boston celtics and one of the things that brought danny to boston and if you think about the twists and turns to allow him to survive that night and without danny -- without the escape, the police don't find the brothers, you know, they may head to new york with the explosives in the car but peel back and a reason he came to boston is in china he was a celtics fan. >> and wanted to watch basketball. look what happened. i have heard many people in the city of boston and new york city consider danny a hero. does he consider himself that? >> he's really -- he comes across as a good and decent guy and very private and very worried -- i think one of the reasons he didn't want the real name to be used and didn't to come out in person in front of the cameras is w

can you hear us danny. yes i can enter thank you we've just been talking to shawn there about potential causes and he did stress the high level of tension in the united states in the moment what is the government said oh are we expected to hear from them shortly and what would we expect to hear from them. well i don't know what they're going to say but it would i'm pretty sure that they're going to be very cautious as far as numbers as far as any preliminary. so as far as causes what caused. this event this explosion as well because. many people's jobs and lives could be could be on the line here because of course of course there has to be an investigation first before before they say anything. and it's a big question whether anybody can be sued over this or what's going to happen in the future first of all this has to be investigated first and then we can we can we can talk about the cause of this but for what we see now there was a small fire apparently there was a smaller fire at the beginning and then a

i agree with my colleague danny. we have to move forward.u know why there are fireworks yesterday? because what you are seeing in washington is a shameful delay tactic. they are trying to hold 11 million people in the united states and put them on the sidelines instead of moving forward on immigration reform and it is absolutely shameful. my colleague at center for american progress had a great piece talking about how we can pay off $832 billion for national debt if we just allowed about 300,000 immigrants to come in here legally every year. that is what we need to do. we need to move our economy forward just like danny said. >> politico did an analysis of what would happen if 11 million immigrants were added to the electorate. they found president obama would have won tough battle ground states like florida, colorado, nevada and would have come close to winning arizona. is that incentive for republicans to delay immigration reform? >> i think there are political incentive in just about everything we do in washington. the immigration system

." >> we've got another legend here this morning, oscar winning director danny boyle, a new movie called "trance" opens today. good to see you. >> here is what i read about this film from one of the pieces written about it, "it's a wildly twisting mind puzzle exploring identity, madness and perception via the altered state of hypnotic trance," so it's like this show. right? >> if you're seeing a hypno

>>> plus, san francisco native danny glover on the film, "the house i live in" on the war on drugs in the country. >> it is not a war on drugs, but a war on people. >> coming up next. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> good evening. welcome to "this week in northern california." one year ago this week, the shootings in oakland took seven lives. today, the national debate of how to stem gun violence continues. california already has some of the toughest gun laws in the country. berkeley assembly member's bill to regulate purchases cleared a committee this week, but requires full approval by the assembly. >>> on the news panel is david bak baker, tom vacar, ktvu news editor and then carla marinucci. president obama's first visit to the bay area since re-election wasn't without controversy. republicans accused him of coming to billionaire row and protesters accused him of coming to the aid of keystone xl pipeline. carla marinucci, i know you were at some of the events. what was the purpose of the president's trip in. >> the purpose was money. this was the president's

his name is danny. he's a 189-year-old chinese native who was taken on that wild 90 minute right before escaping and alerting police. he spent hours talking to the f.b.i. and then shared his story with a professor at northeastern university. that professor says danny was scared for his life. >> he was only trying to save himself. >> during the ride, the older brother confessed to danny of having just killed a police officer in cambridge in mit campus. >> coming up, an nbc bay area investigation in banks forecl e foreclosiforeclos foreclosing on homes they don't even own. how they're getting away with it two years after the law was passed to protect homeowners. >> we're getting our first look at a bay area man and his sister after they swam for their lives. >> and a busy night for the niners and the raiders on the second day of the draft. learn more about their new editions coming up. >> has pg&e regained your trust? >> absolutely not. we investigate the repairs the utility says it's making and the detai

danny got away and called the police.the older brother was killed in a firefight with all authorities if that had not happened the brothers bomb might have reached n.y. where they reportedly plan to set off more explosions. finally a photo of junk- bond and bloody and being pushed in a wheelchair from the boston marathon has become an iconic image of the tragedy. >> he kind of had a leather sweatshirt is we want out and this on our isn't this, he is and this ought. it seems like fireworks and i am on the ground. >> catherine: investigators have been collecting evidence from the boat. pam: an overnight fire has badly damaged one of the oldest buildings and as kron4's >> reporter: >> reporter: lee a moribund drove all the way down from vallejo to say goodbye. tigers >> tires are real were real cheap and now they're about a thousand dollars, is buying >> reporter: mostly wooden mostly to building what caught fire and heavily damaged by the flames. you can see how it is leaning making it very hard for firefighters. this is an

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let me bring in danny on that. you and i were just talking within the last 48 hours that we didn't think this would even happen, that we would see them perhaps in a u.s. jail, but what do you think the odds that those parents will get bail? >> you said it already. bail is not supposed to be a punishment. it's designed to insure that people come to their trial. are they a risk of flight, or do they pose a danger to the community? well, it would be a hard argument to a judge to say, hey, these people who may have helped someone out with a shotgun allegedly and taken kids from them, and then absconded, not to another state. to another country which we have no extradition treaty. it's going to be hard not to argue that the safety of the community is at issue or these two are not a risk of flight. however, one thing that concerns me at this stage is the appointment of public defender to both. we may see one party saying, hey, i was just as much a victim as the kids. i was scared for my life. we may see that. i would be

i've got to agree with danny on this. the air carrier access act provides they can't carry someone because of their disability, you can't fly a plane by committee. pilots have to make those difficult decisions. and federal regulations do allow to make those calls. and if there's a situation where a pilot feels that a passenger could be a safety risk, then the pilot has the perfect right to kick the person off the plane. so i think that what happened here was completely appropriate. >> all right. sunny hostin reporting for us and also danny cevallos. thank you both for your legal perspective on that. i want to turn everyone's attention to something very different for a moment. okay. the reason i have this boston red sox logo on my head followed by be strong, this is something that is raising a lot of money for this town and for those who are affected by the bombings. in fact, you may end up seeing this hat and this logo and this expression even if you live nowhere near boston. i'm going to explain the brand, money and how

that leaves just danny and tamerlan in the front two seats. tamerlan has for some reason the gun down in the pocket and is fiddling with the gps. danny realizes that's his time. >> reporter: while one brother is inside paying for the gas, the carjacking victim bolts from the suv, sprinting to the gas station across the street. >> translator: he fell. he collapsed here. he fell right here and he appealed to me, please, please call the police, there are people out there who want to kill me, people who want to make sure i die. they have guns with them and they have a bomb with them. >> reporter: in his rush to escape the carjacking victim leaves his cell phone in the stolen suv. police trace its signal to watertown, where andrew kitzenberg is hanging out in his living room, watching the hockey game. >> i heard pops outside. so i went to the window. and when i went to the window i saw two shooters behind an suv. >> the two brothers stopped, get out of the vehicles, immediately started shooting at my officer. >> without provocation. >> right. they

that leaves just danny and tamerlan in the front two seats. tamerlan has for some reason the gun down in the pocket and is fiddling with the gps. danny realizes that's his time. >> reporter: while one brother is inside paying for the gas, the carjacking victim bolts from the suv, sprinting to the gas station across the street. >> translator: he fell. he collapsed here. he fell right here and he appealed to me, please, please call the police, there are people out there who want to kill me, people who want to make sure i die. they have guns with them and they have a bomb with them. >> reporter: in his rush to escape the carjacking victim leaves his cell phone in the stolen suv. police trace its signal to watertown, where andrew kitzenberg is hanging out in his living room, watching the hockey game. >> i heard pops outside. so i went to the window. and when i went to the window i saw two shooters behind an suv. >> the two brothers stopped, get out of the vehicles, immediately started shooting at my officer. >> without provocation. >> right. they