we'll be right back and i'll continue my chat with bill donohue. i'm going to convert you on this. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." i'm speaking with catholic league president bill donohue. >> thank you so much. >> john: thank you for sticking around. the catholic league has taken issue with my friend, bill maher for some of the comments he's made in the past about the catholic church. while i can understand being angry or offended at the jokes he's made, are you concerned at all that your organization is coming off as playing the victim and giving him more attention? i mean when you have a comedian making mean jokes isn't that the time you turn the other cheek? >> no. if that was the case, they would close tomorrow. every time somebody makes an anti-semitic remark, best thing they can do is shut up. >> john: i'm talking about turn the other cheek. >> there are many passages in the bible too where jesus -- the money changers there in the temple. he threw them out. >> john: occupy wall street. >> the catholic church is not a pacifistic religion

officer richard donohue lost all of his own blood. doctors say his heart stopped for a terrifying 45 minutes before he was resuscitated. donohue was friends with sean collier - the campus police officer from m-i-t who was killed by the suspects. the white house says the vice-president will attend collier's memorial later this week. and as a handful of runners quietly finished the race - to raise money for charity - the vice-chairman of psychiatry at boston university's school of medicine said the victims here go way beyond those with physical injuries. ".the entire region." and the entire community of mass of boston mass. the entire region. one of the young victims of the terror attack -- aaron hern of martinez -- got a visit from some of his of stories... as you can see by this photo. first baseman brandon moss, left fielder josh reddick and first base coach to aaron at boston children's hospital. the a's are in boston to play a three-game series against the red sox. and all of them say they got more from their visit with young aaron

we're going to be the arrest team on the guy who shot officer donohue.was coincidental but extraordinarily special for them. >> based on your experience what kind of impact will this have on them? >> i think it will have an impact. not just the incident but the whole week. i can tell you for sure that between the officers who were in the gun battle the day before and throughout that week this is the kind of thing where they're going to slow down right after this. it will probably be wise to seek some kind of counseling because these guys are running and gunning all the time but after a week like that and that kind of intensity, you really need to step back and take a look at how it affects you. >> john miller, thank you. we want to turn to this political story about mark sanford. his political comeback is taking a new turn. voters decide in two weeks if the former governor should be sent back to congress. he's trying again to explain a dispute with his former wife. jan crawford is on that story. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let's go back

the boston transit police officer wounded in a shoot-out late thursday night, 33-year-old richard donohue in stable but critical condition in cambridge on a breathing machine. but doctors say hey he is expected to make a full recovery. revealing today that he lost nearly all his blood, and as a result, his heart stopped from a time after a bullet severed three major blood vessels in his thigh. his brother is an officer with the winchester police department in massachusetts. >> he works for the transit. and i always tell him you're never going to see any action because you're on the subway. but, there he is, jumping into the midst of a gunfight in watertown and making transit very proud, and making our entire family and i aim aye assume our entire state and country very proud. >> well, donohue did lose a friend the night of the shootings when m.i.t. police officer sean collier was shot and killed, police say by the marathon bombers. >>> thousands of people at today's london marathon started the race paying tritribute to the victims of the boston bombings. the nearly 40,000 bombers stood in

. >> what you can tell me about transit officer richard donohue? he was shot in the shoot out-thursday into friday morning. we understand he lost a great deal of blood. how is he doing this morning? >> they were incredible part they a partners with us. he's doing much better. he was able to communicate through hand signals with his family yesterday. and he was in grave condition, but we're optimistic at this time. >> investigators are also still looking for a motive into last monday's terror attacks here in boston. we've heard from several people who knew the suspects and we're getting their reaction. nick paton walsh is joining us from southern russia, he's in dagestan. nick, you spoke with the suspect's aunt. what did she say? >> reporter: a number of interesting things. firstly, that when he came back last year to dagestan, tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother, he went tries to chechnya to visit relatives. but she was struck by how he had embraced devoutly the islamic faith. here's what she had to say. is there a connection between this gun figh

here is donohue's brother. >> as a brother, a fellow officer and as an american.w dick and other emergency personnel accounted early friday morning. >> reporter: one of the other officers in the barrage was a friend of richard donohue. his name was shawn collier. they say donohue was close the dying himself, but they believe he will make a full recovery. listen now to the police chief. >> earlier this morning, dick opened his eyes and was able to move his hands and feet. most importantly squeeze his right hand on command. >> reporter: that is great news foos for the family. richard donohue has a six-month-old baby. >> he reportedly said she is going to make him sandwiches for life if and when he pulls out of this. >> and break-up of a major terror attack in the planning. f.b.i. and canadian authorities are saying that new york city may have been one of the targets. a live report is next. it comes at the same time as the former attorney general of the united states offers a big warning for this big warning for this country the work are major jihadists. that former

donohue's heart stopped after his femoral artery was severed. his brother who is also a police officer spoke at a news con treens. news conference. >> i always tell him you will never see action because you are on the subway. but there he is jumping into the midst of a gun fight in watertown and making transit very proud and making our entire family and i assumeour ti state and country proud. >> today's services were held for two victims of the tragedy, kris -- crystal campbell and sean collier. abc7 news reporter sergio has the story on a local business that has launched a few fundraisers to help. >> at mountain mike's pizza each pie is hand made. and for the last few days they have been packed with extra generousity. a portion of everything sold will be donated to help aaron hern's family as he recovers. >> i am thinking we can give 2,000. we haven't done the math yet. we will be adding it up pretty soon. >> since wednesday this restaurant has been setting aside 30% of their sales. they were surprised how customers have even chipped in extra.

donohue's heart stopped after his femoral artery was severed. his brother who is also a police officer spoke at a news con treens. news conference. >> him you will ner t subway. but there he is jumping into the midst of a gun fight in watertown and making transit very proud and making our entire family and i assume our entire state and country proud. >> today's services were held for two victims of the tragedy, kris -- crystal campbell and sean collier. abc7 news reporter sergio has the story on a local business that has launched a few fundraisers to help. >> at mountain mike's pizza each pie is hand made. and for the last few days they have been packed with extra generousity. a portion of everything sold will be donated to help aaron hern's family as he recovers. >> i am thinking we can give 2,000. we haven't done the math yet. we will be adding it up pretty soon. restaurant has been settingf sa. they were surprised how customers have even chipped in extra. >> people are dropping off some money saying can you give this to his family. and we are

the crime, the killing of officer collier, the harming of officer donohue, those are separate crimes,in time and separate counties. >> authorities say tamerlan pulled the trigger in shooting officer collier, but they were in the process of committing a felony so doesn't the felony murder rule apply and, therefore, doesn't matter that the younger brother didn't pull the trying center. >> that's exactly right. the felony murder rule says if you are in the process of committing a felony and a murder occurs you are responsible for that murder. so, whether or not you -- very differing accounts. some say the brothers said we just killed the cop. others say the brothers say i just killed a cop. >> is the federal case strong are because there's so much surveillance videotape showing them putting down the bombs or appear to be putting down the bombs? >> without a doubt. they have done a lot more investigation. in the criminal case for the federal case they thousand he white hat and black jet of the brother at his home. the state hunt done the same information. and with the murder mr. issue, ho

turns out officer collier was friends with transit officer richard donohue jr. who mike and i were mentioning was shot and wounded during the standoff with the suspects. this picture was taken the day those two men graduated from the municipal police officers academy in 2010. marathon runners across the globe paying tribute to the victims of the boston bombings. that piercing whistle officially signaling and then ending a 30-second moment of silence in london at the start of the race there for 36,000 runners. hundreds of extra police officers deployed along the 26.2-mile stretch, runners wearing black bands on their harms, as you may see here in the video, showing solidarity with boston. >> i was always going to run today, but obviously after what happened, it was so shocking, and it does run through your mind, is the same thing going to happen today? all those people that lost their lives, sad what happened, but hopefully today should go well. >> definitely had to run this race for the boston people itself. i have friends over there in boston. this is for you,

we'll hear what the family of richard donohue has to say. we're also learning more about the suspects from the russian republic of dagestan where the suspect once lived. nick peyton walsh traveled to the region. it's near chechnya. i wanted to pick up on this jihadist video that tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother, had on his youtube channel. a video that has since been deleted. nick, what can you tell us about the man who was featured in this jihadi video? >> reporter: like you say, this is a video which was linked from his youtube channel. since deleted and taken down. we have subquently found that video online, and it shows a man called abu dujana, his nickname here. he was reported to be a man, a militant, reasonably well known in the parts of many different crimes by authorities, but importantly, not far from where i'm standing, in a pretty heavy firefight with russian special forces, only in december. the russians had to bring in an armored car to end this particular firefight. he was killed along with a number of accomplices. we have

that's 33-year-old richard donohue. we were told today he was out of surgery. according to officials with transit authority they say the married father of a young child is listed as critical but stable. people are offering prayers and hopes he will be well as well as hoping for the victims of the bombing that they will recover from their injuries, brian. a lot of activity out here in front of mass general hospital where we have seen several state police cars, coming in at a fast speed as if something were about to happen here. >> what you have picked up may indicate something. rehema ellis outside the entrance to mass general. one more thing. good call on the scarf. i happen to know that color will get you in any establishment in boston, massachusetts. >> reporter: having grown up here, brian, yeah, i know that. >> rehema ellis outside the entrance to mass general. a brief moment of levity, if we are allowed. also as we continue to watch -- there we go. the watertown fire department leaving the scene outside the town diner. there is a gentleman named james scot

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madam president, last week mbta police officer richard donohue jr. was working to protect the public at the boston marathon and early fry morning he raced -- friday morning he raced to assist police as they pursued the suspects in watertown, massachusetts. what officer donohue may not have known that that officer down at m.i.t. was his friend and community classmate sean collier. in an ensuing gun battle showing remarkable courage, officer donohue endured a barrage of gunfire and he himself was seriously wounded. officer donohue is recovering from his wounds and remains in critical but stable condition. i would like to thank officer donohue for his service and i wish him a speedy recovery. and as he heals, our thoughts are with the entire donohue family, especially his wife kim, and their young son who are a constant presence at his hospital bedside. madam president, i rise both early and late in my senate career in strong support of the marketplace fairness act. legislation that massachusetts-based merchants and massachusetts municipalities tell me

officials say 33-year-old transit officer richard donohue was shot multiple times during the gunfight with the tsarnaev brothers in watertown, tonight, in serious condition. liz norden's two sons each lost a limb near the finish line. >> it was a nightmare. it's running between two hospitals, trying to be each of them as sick as they are or hurt as they are, it's, i couldn't be in both places at both times. it's a nightmare. >> reporter: today, 31-year-old paul opened his eyes for the first time since he lost his leg. >> well, for a lousy situation, i just thank my lucky stars they're alive, so it's a great day. feels like the first day of my life. >> reporter: liz norden's other son just you got out of yesterday another surgery today. as of now, there are 53 people still in the hospital. seven -- three are still in critic critical condition and lester that does include a 7-year-old girl. >> katy tur with us in boston tonight, thank you. >>> and when "nbc nightly news" continues on this saturday, as boston breathes a sigh of relief, heightened alerts of public events around the countr

donohue when we book her.d ever entertain this. >> greece? >> stephanie: perhaps he fell asleep during class or conveniently forgot about the same sex unions in ancient greece, the wedding ceremonies of china's ancient ming dynasty or the fact that that's the first time somebody oh, my god you broke my ming vase. >> they were getting frisky. >> stephanie: right or the fact that 13 of the first 14 roman everyoners were homosexual. but other than that, bill donohue, nicely done. [ applause ] >> stephanie: some states trying to ban oral and anal sex. they want to take away everybody's fun. >> they only get away with it because of the word sodomy. the assumption of the meaning of that word when it is any sexual act that does not lead to procreation. that's what sodomy is. >> the problem is it sounds so eww to those -- and then they find out -- >> who is handing out those tickets? i don't know if i can say the d word for sexual implement. >> stephanie: no. >> they had a one d word in south carolina, they passed thi

three survivors are listed in critical condition, including boston transit police officer richard donohue. the 33-year-old was severely wounded in the early friday shootout with the bombing suspects. >>> and there's bombing victim kaitlynn cates, who is seen here being carried by a friend. just moments after last monday's bombings. we caught up with them yesterday as she continued her recovery. >> when the first explosion went off, he -- we went to the ground and he jumped on top of me and told me to stay down, just in case there were any more explosives. he picked me up, carried me to where his car is, tied a blanket and his shirt around my leg to stop the bleeding. i'm so blessed. i'm so lucky. god had angels watching me that day. >> cates was visited there in the hospital by president obama last thursday. she says she's feeling much better and she hopes to walk out of the hospital in the next few days. >>> but it was a sad scene as hundreds came out to honor m.i.t. police officer sean collier. the 26-year-old was shot and killed in his police cruiser last thursday night. his death spar

a spokesman said richard donohue is listed in critical but stable condition and that he has a six monthd child at home and he graduated in the same police academy class as the m.i.t. officer that was killed last night in the standoff. live report from the hospital where doctors have been treating the second boston in bombing suspect. that is coming up talking about the capture of the two suspects in the bombing of the boston marathon. [cheers and applause] [chanting] u.s.a.. u.s.a.. u.s.a. >> the second suspect in the boston marathon bombing is in the hospital being treated and our correspondent has a live update. >> shepard he is in surgery as we speak but his brother was brought here with multiple wounds and did not survive. he was brought here and will survive. even though in very serious condition. guards inside and outside the hospital. to my right i counted nine police officers on the outside and others inside and up into the operating room there also officers and of course, those posted when he goes into recovery wherever that may be. multiple wounds at least gunshot wounds one t

in cambridge, the transit officer, richard donohue, remains in critical condition.rs say he barely made it but now they're cautiously optimistic about his recovery. >> the officer's blood volume was almost entirely lost to the point of the heart stopping. the heart was resuscitated over the next 45 minutes or so. by a very aggressive effort by first responders and by our people in the emergency department to the point of restoration of rhythm and pulse. >> reporter: some of the victims who lost their lives during last week's marathon bombing are being remembered today. krystle campbell, the second victim, is being laid to rest at 11:00 this morning. tonight a memorial service will be held for lingzi lu at boston university's campus. john? >> pamela, i was at a bar last night, everyone in the bar was talking about their own stories about how they were going by some of the makeshift shrines and temporary memorials set up around town. what is your sense of how the city is coping? >> you see those memorials all over the place, john. it does appear there are signs that l

i'll send you guys the bill donohue thing.thing that would never happen. i'm like what in >> if you let a man marry a man, it is going to lead to marry a dog. >> stephanie: yeah, and this guy, background checks will lead to genocide like in rwanda. >> really? like the background checks you have to have to be an armed guard in a school like wayne ferreira wants the government to fund. >> stephanie: right. to get on a plane, and i'm not flying the friggin' thing. jeff duncan took to fare mongering to new levels a facebook post that compared expanding background checks to the rwandan genocide. he said read about the genocide. all tootsy tribe members are required to register with the government. since the government had the names and addresses of nearly all tootsies living in rwanda, the killers could go door-to-door slaughtering the tootties. >> the tootsies got rolled apparently. >> stephanie: exactly. joe biden explained there's no place in the federal government not a single place, and find out who owns a gun. [overlapping sp

. >>> the globe spoke to a friend who says donohue has a 7-month-old son.graduated in the same police academy class. at 2:00 a.m. the fbi released more photos of the suspect, includingi inin inin ining one together during the marathon. seven improvised explosive devices have been recovered so far, some in water town and some at the suspect's house in cambridge. police issued a warning to the continued danger to the public and law enforcement. >> the light skin, white male. should be considered armed and dangerous, possibly with an adult rifle and exploisive. >> six minutes later, the dispatch confirmed he was on the loose and he was suspect number two from the marathon bombing. >> the party outstanding with a while hat was identified in the photos. >> at 504:16 a.m., the man known as suspect number was dead. he'd been taking to beth israel deaconess hospital. hospital officials said he had multiple gunshot wounds, burns and blast wounds. law enforcement officials said he had an improvised explosive device into his chest. suspect number two escaped by drivin

and richard donohue who is fighting for his life in the st. al ban hospital also shot in the confrontation with the two suspects, one deceased. heather, back to you. >> thanks, mike tobin. we'll check in with you later this morning. the stepson of the man's whose boat he hid in last night while authorities were searching for him is speaking out about that chaotic situation at the family home. listen to this. >> well, speaking on behalf of the family, the most important thing is there was a period of time that we, the family, didn't know exactly what was transpiring. it was just like y had pointed out, there's so much information coming in, we actually were notified by a friend that there was a franklin street home on the television. of course, i spun 180 degrees to the television to see literally my mother and my stepfather's home there with the boat that the suspect was found in. immediate horror just swept through me. i broke down crying because we tried to call the phone was busy for almost 30 straight minutes. we tried cell phones. neither

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but we also have a casualty among the mbta police department in richard donohue was seriously woundedthis i think begins for us with the deaths that occurred right over here on monday. >> i was so struck, this kid tamar tamerlan, that was killed this morning, he was 26 years old, very disenchanted with this country. yet this is a country that gave him an awful lot of opportunity. he lived in cambridge, the most welcoming community for outsiders in the world. it is a sanctuary city for immigrants. >> yeah. his neighborhood there is portugese community, just a mix completely diverse place. >> he was very disenfranchised, thought people owed him something, he wasn't appreciated. complained about not having american friends. we know he held extremist views. we have evidence he held extremist views, but the worst thing he did, he brought his brother into this thing. by all accounts, he was fairly normal, captain of wrestling team, going to dartmouth. but here's the thing when i think about tamerlan being so disenfranchised with this country that he would lash out like this. think of one of

of the vehicle and opened fire on the officer. ( gunfire ) very quickly another officer, richard donohue from the m.b.t.a. police, arrived at the at the scene and also engaged in gun battle. he was shot and grievously wounded. >> police radio: loud explosions, loud explosions, loud explosions! >> davis: the suspects began to log devices at the police, and the first one was a huge explosion. and then the follow-up explions we smaller. but they were improvised hand grenades were being thrown at the officers. >> pelley: the big explosion was a bomb like the ones at the marathon. parts of it were embedded in the patrol cars. the grenades were packed with steel pellets just like the marathon bombs. ( rapid gunfire ) >> davis: the gun battle continued until on the suspects ranutmunion anone of the sergeants tackled him to the ground. pelley: a police officer ran out and tackled him, these men who had armed themselves with so many explosives? >> davis: that's correct. that's what happened. it probably would not be advised as a tactical move, but it shows the courage and commitment that officers

>> i want to thank all those who sent thoughts and prayers to officer donohue and his family. please know it was deeply appreciated. thank you. and i also want to commend all of the law enforcement agencies who took part in this. this is true dedication and commitment at its best and i'm proud to be part of it. thank you. >> special agent in charge of the atf. >> i'm special agent in charge of atf. >> go around here. >> all right. >> today the entire world witnessed the commitment to apprehending these offenders. this will never scene in the protection of every town, every city and every neighborhood in our nation. atf employees will continue to go out to victims as they heal from the senseless act of violence. may god bless the citizens. >> suffolk county district attorney dan connolly. >> thank you very much. i was listening to the police action all afternoon on the radio and i would like to join my voice or add my voice, i should say, to those who came before me to say what an extraordinary police operation across all jurisdictions that i was able to listen to and witness t

>> i just want to thank all of those who have send their thoughts and prayers to officer donohue and his family. please nknow it was extremely appreciated. i want to commend all the law enforcement agencies that took part in this. this is truly dedication at its best. i'm proud to be part of it. >> special agent in charge of the ati'm the special ajengent >> come and here. there you go. >> today, the entire world witnessed this law enforcement community's commitment to apprehending these defenders. make no doubt they will never cease in its protection of every city, down and neighborhood in this nation. the prayers continue to go out to the victims as they heal from this senseless act of violence. may god bless the citizens. >> district attorney dan connolly? >> thank you very much. i was listening to the police action all afternoon on the radio and i'd like to join my voice or add my voice, i should say, to those who came before me to say what an extraordinary police operation across all jurisdictions that i was able to listen to and witness today. i was down at the scene early on a

tom donohue is the president and ceo of the u.s.ins us this morning. >> tom, good to see you again. good morning. great to be here. we have small business owners watching the show. oui seen a lot of summit comes and go. what's different about this one? this is a meeting of small business leaders from around the nation who are here to do three things, number one, celebrate the accomplish ams of people that have brought great innovation and success to the small business area. second, to learn from each other and from experts that we're bringing in from all walks of life and third, to go up on the hill and to let the members of the congress that are here and their staffs know exactly what's happening in the small business community where 27 million small companies operate and they need the government to take some steps, to loosen up capital and to get out of the way on the regulatory side. i know you're bringing in jim coke of boston beer, and it seems the emphasis will be on rolling back some regulations and you're on the record on ou

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to all of the victims and injured to richard donohue who is fighting for his life our prayers are withis family. tonight you will have many questions, but this has been a very active and ongoing investigation. for tonight some of you is closure but this will continue to be an ongoing and active investigation. as we sort all the details and gain tremendous amount of evidence. but i will say this i have never been prouder to the colonel to the commissioner to my fellow colleagues and all of the federal officers to everyone who has worked so hard so committed to, putting their lives on the line. my journey and my officers during will continue. as the days continue you will receive answers to those questions, thank you. >> i would like to say thank- think you'll think ill. state police all workers included, this is when government works best when we all work together. today the boston police working together. we will still go on and see what happens this week. tonight we sit and you to all the law officials who worked so hard. i feel so good about this. >> good evening my name is rick the

went to the hospital to deliver the news of the capture in person to fellow transit officer richard donohue who was wounded in the manhunt. this is a newly-released photo. look at this. that is the captain donahue on the left and mit officer sean collier who lost his life in this rampage. that is the two men together at graduation. we know sean collier, 26 years old lost his life in the shootout when the tsarnaev brothers were on the run. he was assassinated according to reports in his vehicle. bill: fox news alert right now because we're waiting for the first court appearance of the two menu accused of plotting a terrorist attack against a canadian passenger train. they wanted believed to be attack a train traveling between the u.s. and canada. this is the first knownt canadas experienced to date. >> i want to reassure our citizens while the rcmp believe the accused had the capacity and intent to carry out these criminal acts there was no imminent threat to the general public, rail employees, train passengers, or infrastructure. bill: royal canadian mounted police there. canadian authoriti

richard donohue the officer injured last week also remains hospitalized. tsarnaev's transfer came as investigators revealed more details about dzhokhar and his brother tamerlan and what they planned to do. dzhokhar began communicating with investigators in writing on sunday from his hospital bed where he was being treated for gunshot wounds. details from those interviews were still trickling out days later. on thursday, for example, we learned the suspects next destination was new york city where officials said tsarnaev brothers planned to detonate their remaining explosives in times square. new york mayor michael bloomberg says it underscores the city to expand their counterterrorism operation noopgs the attacks in boston and news that new york city was next on the terrorist list shows just how critical it is for the federal government to devote resources to high risk areas. it also shows just how crucial it is for the nypd to continue to gather and expand its counterterrorism capabilities and intelligence gathering activities. >> investigators and the me

bill donohue said marriage is not supposed to be fun for anybody.ot mess -- >> stephanie: they are the delta gamma of organizations. >> caller: i'm 20 now and i came out when i was 15, if i was in the boy scouts, i still would have come out at 15 and when you turn 18 and you are going to become a pedophile that is just not going to work out. we are all going to be coming out younger now, because people are going to accept it. the boy scouts have a lot of things that they have to deal with now, but this is just a joke. >> stephanie: yeah, and tony a lot of the things they use is some studies show that gay kids have a higher incidence of drug use, depression, but maybe if we are more inclusive as a society, they won't anymore. >> yeah. it has a clinical effect on you. >> it does. it's exhausting. >> somebody made an interesting comment about how if you wanted to stick to the boy scouts policy as it is being recommended right now, you could align yourself with the ex-gay policy you could be a gay scout until you turn 18, and then if you go back into th

there's always an nbta transit officer, richard donohue, he was injured in the gun battle early fridayun battle in watertown and there are the victims, 8-year-old martin richard, 29-year-old krystle campbell and lu lingzi, they are being remembered, a lot of sadness still surrounding that and 54 patients still in the hospital, 7 in critical, and chris, we believe that two of them are children, a boy and a girl, still in critical condition as we speak at this point. >> i know when i left there, i think the boy and the girl were maybe 9 and 10 years old, so we're talking, again, like, little kids and there's been no word about any -- any plans for funerals at this point that you've heard? >> reporter: we haven't heard anything. we haven't heard anything yet. i mean, there's been so much focus and attention on trying to find the guy. i think this morning as that is being put to rest and a lot of those questions are being answered, they're going to start talking about when they're going to have wakes, when they're going to have funerals. there's been an ongoing memorial just down the stree

i talked to tom donohue a great deal. he is from brooklyn, too. -- that's whatid jeff flake said. he said, the lady at the border heard my new york accent and already thought she was in new york. [laughter] anyway, basically we said, we're going to be quite generous on high-end, college graduates, stem and all of that because those jobs, there is a consensus that there is a shortage. lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the gineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled and, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty deft bill on the low end. it provides for needs that people have -- tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction , westry, they have said want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against the bill. the bottom line is that it is a carefully balanced situation, and i think eve

and all those recovering from injuries caused by the attacks in massachusetts, including richard donohue, jr., an officer of the boston metropolitan police department. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the mairchlt. ms. warren: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, the motions to reconsider be laid on the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. so ordered. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: the united states senate operates by cooperation and consent. so it is unfortunate that we could not reach an agreement yesterday to consider amendments to the marketplace fairness act, a measure that would provide parity between brick-and-mortar retailers and online stores. a few senators held up this important legislation, and i mean "a few." legislation for which proponents have advocated for 11 years, the able sponsors of this bill, enzi, durbin and alexander, are continuing to work to get a list of amendments upon wh

>> ed, first of all, how is officer richard donohue doing? >> mike, he is improving.ur breath for a full day, but the latest indications are he is coming along so we're very optimistic. prayers go out to him and his family. >> could you clarify the two cars involved in the pursuit on thursday? one is a car-jack and the other appears to be a car that is registered or belongs to one of the two brothers. could you clarify the two cars' involvement? what happened there? >> there were two cars at the scene. i observed that when i arrived at the scene of the shoot-out. it's impossible for me to discuss the details of the investigation, mike. i have to be very careful on that. >> i got you. i understand. >> can you say something about the arsenal that these guys had? what bombs they had? what guns, what rifles and so on? >> one report saying over 250 rounds of expended amount initiation at the scene alone. >> and where they might have gotten these guns. >> that's true. there were over 200 rounds fired at the scene. they were armed with sidearms and explosive devices. one tha

i talked to tom donohue a great deal. he is from brooklyn, too.cally said -- that's what jeff flake said. >> they speak a different language. >> he said, the lady at the border heard my new york accent and already thought she was in new york. [laughter] anyway, basically we said, we're going to be quite generous on high-end, college graduates, stem and all of that because those jobs, there is a consensus that there is a shortage. lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the engineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled end, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty deft bill on the low end. it provides for needs that people have -- tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction industry, they have said, we want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against

i talked to tom donohue a great deal. he is from brooklyn, too. we basically said -- >> [indiscernible] >> that's what jeff flake said. >> they speak a different language. >> he said, the lady at the border heard my new york accent and already thought she was in new york. [laughter] anyway, basically we said, we're going to be quite generous on high-end, college graduates, stem and all of that because those jobs, there is a consensus that there is a shortage. lockheed mtito hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the engineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled end, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction industry, they have said, we want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against the bill. the bottom line is that it is a carefu

our thoughts this week are with richard donohue, the transit police officer wounded during the manhunt by these two terrorists. and we once again extend hope for the recovery of hose injured in last -- of those injured in last week's senseless bombing and our condolences to those who loved loved ones. the united states government and americans across the nation emergency our continued support for people of massachusetts as they recuperate from a truly trying week. on another subject, mr. president, americans arriving at the airport -- that's almost any airport in americ -- take on summer vacations already face long lines at security checkpoints. soon they'll be facing long waits at the terminal as well. last week the f.a.a. -- that the federal aviation administration -- announced it's starting this week thousands of flights every day that will be delayed for up to three hours because of the devastating, ash administer cuts of -- ash terror cuts of sequester strags, the f.a.a. is forced to furlough thousands of workers. this could lead to 6,700 flight delays eay this summer. i repeat, e

the first responders and the people that were injured, the people that were injured, over donohue ding richard who slowed down these perpetrators who could harm more people who was seriously injured and we pray for him in the process. first responders to the scene, including sievians who just risked everything they had to provide emergency aid and help to those runners and those bystanders who were there. first responders that had been trained for years for terrible moments like this who sacrificed their safety moving forward, e.m.t.'s, police officers, firefighters. the incredible medical community in the boston area, some of whom ran to work who were t happened there ready. the emergency room doors opened, everything in place saving lives. we honor the citizens in our area who all gave up a small part of their freedom, listening to their leaders who displayed good judgment, common sense, moving forward to put their safety first. u know, those lives of these young people, these four young people that aren't with us now as well as the lives of those people that are recovering from the

coincidentally collier and donohue graduated from the police academy together. cnn's poppy harlow is in wilmington for us now. such a sad story. you spoke to some of the people who were close to officer collier, some of his close friends. >> reporter: i did. it was an amazing scene that unfolded behind us this evening. it was the vigil for that gunned-down police officer, sean collier. we were there when that motorcade left boston medical center and brought his body out here to -- i would say, i don't know, over 500 people at least from this community, fellow police officers, et cetera, coming to honor this 26-year-old hero that we're told by so many people, all he wanted to do was be a police officer. and he did realize that dream. tonight we heard from his brother, andrew, also his stepfather, his boss, the police chief at m.i.t. many people talking about their best memories of this man. after the vigil, we had a chance to speak one-on-one with the man that knows collier very well, m.i.t. police chief john defava. and he discussed with me just how much this yo