. >>> hoy se presentaron cargos contra 3 estudiantes amigos de dzhokar tsarnáev sospechosos de ataquee hasta 250 mil dólares, vilma tarazona con los detalles.s. >>> 3 amigos de dzhokar tsarnáev fueron arrestados y acusados de cargos federales, ambos originarios de kazajistán, y el tercero robert filippus, los dos estudiantes de kazajistán aparecen en esta fotografía con dzhokar tsarnáev, díaz le envió un mensaje de texto a dzhokar tsarnáev , le dijo que él se parecía al sospechoso que mostraban en televisión, dzhokar tsarnáev le dijo que no le enviara ese tipo de mensajes que se tenía que ir, y que se llevara lo que quisiera de su apartamento, los 3 amigos de dzhokar tsarnáev encontraron su mochila, los amigos sacaron del apartamento las evidencias que encontraon, díaz tiró aquí la mochila, fuegos artificiales y también esa misma noche el equipo swat llegó al apartamento donde dzhokar tsarnáev y sus amigos, hoy acusados vivían las autoridades pensaban que el menor de los tsarnáev estaban ahí. >>> esto le dio tiempo a las autoridades de interrogarlos y establecer su participación en la

. >> dzhokar tsarnaev, come out. dzhokar tsarnaev, you are being arrested. so, susan, they believe that dzhokhar tsarnaev was in that house. he was not in that house though obviously, and the two kazec students were, correct? >> that's right. neighbors here said they had seen dzhokar and sometimes the brother. they saw the students come out, in their skivvies, being questioned, no, no, no. they were taken away. they were released, picked up again and held on immigration charges, violations of their student visa. >> i just want to see the video again. at first it's hard, the people taking the video are talking. you can clearly hear the authorities say, dzhokar tsarnaev, come out. dzhokar, put your hands up and no one will get hurt. >> everybody stay down, okay? do not move. >> dzhokar tsarnaev, come out. >> susan, why did they believe he was in that house, do we know? >> reporter: well, we do know this, hours after those videos were initially released by the fbi, we know from the criminal complaint that immediately the people in this house started to get nerv

that was dzhokar and his brother stored the data. if you notice, you see a lot more action with this case since the laptop has been configuration indicated. >> megyn: has katherine reported it had not been wiped clean. >> there is a lot of information left on this thing and cops and investigators are getting all that information off of that. >> megyn: we're going to keep those aerials on the screen so we can catch the action. a lot of breaking news on the situation today in connection with the boston marathon bombings. we also have other news, but back on the boston bombing investigation. coming up we're going to take a closer look at katherine russell does she fit the picture of someone that could become radicalized? there is a report that she is no longer cooperating. we'll speak with an f.b.i. profiler. a may day march descends into mayhem. some are asking why the media largely ignored the riots. stay with us. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lun

dzhokar tsarnaev. dzhokar tsarnaev. police say they went to tsarnaev's dorm room at the university of massachusetts dartmouth and found a backpack with fireworks that had been emptied of their powder and a jar of vaseline. the documents say kadyrbayev knew then tsarnaev was in fact one of the marathon bombers and "decided to remove the backpack from the room in order to help his friend." he also took tsarnaev's laptop computer. robert staal is kadyrbayev's attorney. >> mr. kadyrbayev told the f.b.i. about that. he did not know that those items were involved in a bombing or of any interest in a bombing or any evidential value. >> reporter: after watching more coverage of the search for the bombers, kadyrbayev and tazhayakov quote phillipos telling investigators he started to freak out and they decided to get rid of the backpack. according to the document, the next morning, after the bombers allegedly carjacked a mercedes and led police on a chase that ended in a wild shoot-out killing tamerlan tsarnaev,

three college classmates of boston bombing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev are under arrest tonight. they are not charged in the attack at the marathon. they're accused of interfering with the investigation to protect their friend. two of them from the russian republic of kazakhstan are in this photo with tsarnaev. on the left is azamat tazhayak tazhayakov. in the middle, dias kadyrbayev. they are charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice by getting rid of evidence. ed third, robel phillipos, is a u.s. citizen charged with lying to investigators. elaine quijano was there as they came into court today. elaine. >> reporter: scott, they were led into the courtroom by u.s. marshals opinion the first two men had their happeneds cuffed behind their backs. the third was handcuffed and his feet were shackled. the judge read them their rights, asked if they understood. each said yes. just hours after the f.b.i. released this video of the two men wanted in the marathon bombings, dias kadyrbayev and phillipos began to realize one of them might be their dzhokar tsarnaev. police say they went t

investigators also want to know what dzhokar knew about his brother's radicalization. let's get this straight-- obstruction and false charges are very serious charges but cooperation with prosecutors will go a long way. >> pelley: john miller got the first television interview with the man whose tip to police helped bring the end to the terror, a chinese immigrant who was carjacked by the bombing suspects but escaped to tell the tale. he calls himself "danny" and out of concern for his safety he asked to us conceal his identity and disguise his voice. john's with us now with more. >> reporter: well, with today's reliance on constant communication-- cell phone calls, text messages, e-mails, tweets-- it's almost impossible to go off the grid without someone noticing so as the two marathon bombers drove their hostage danny around he had to communicate with friend and roommates without arousing their suspicions because he had a gun to his head. >> before we arrived at the gas station i was able to text from my roommate, asking me, where i was and she she wanted me back. >>

dzhokar allegedly responds, l.o.l. >> stephen: which, i believe proved he's a radical islamist. because we all know l.o.l. is short for lulululululu. ( applause ) . ( cheers ) now after that the three suspects aware that the feds were seeking their friend for bombing the marathon, raced to his apartment and urgently decided to watch a movie. ( laughter ) although, during interrogation they did not specify which one. but if it was john carter, they can be arrested for possession of a bomb. then-- true. it's true. it's true. it's a federal offense. then they did something that they might later regret. see if you can spot it. >> police say kadyrbayev decided to remove the backpack from the room in order to help his friend. >> the backpack with fireworks that had been emptied of their powder and a jar of vaseline. >> stephen: they had to ditch the backpack because the fireworks were incriminating, and the jar of vaseline is just embarrassing. ( laughter ) in fact, i want to change my guess as to what the movie was they were watching. i'm going to go with "osama bin layin' 3: ji-hard

dzhokar allegedly responds, l.o.l. >> stephen: which, i believe proved he's a radical islamist. because we all know l.o.l. is short for lulululululu. ( applause ) . ( cheers ) now after that the three suspects aware that the feds were seeking their friend for bombing the marathon, raced to his apartment and urgently decided to watch a movie. ( laughter ) although, during interrogation they did not specify which one. but if it was john carter, they can be arrested for possession of a bomb. then-- true. it's true. it's true. it's a federal offense. then they did something that they might later regret. see if you can spot it. >> police say kadyrbayev decided to remove the backpack from the room in order to help his friend. >> the backpack with fireworks that had been emptied of their powder and a jar of vaseline. >> stephen: they had to ditch the backpack because the fireworks were incriminating, and the jar of vaseline is just embarrassing. ( laughter ) in fact, i want to change my guess as to what the movie was they were watching. i'm going to go with "osama bin layin' 3: ji-hard

investigators tell us dzhokar ararnaev told the f.b.i. the keessure cooker bombs were made at the cambridge apartment of his older brother tamerlan. losive rces confirm while small t,ounts of explosive residue were found inside the apartment, the f.b.i. is investigating whether the bombs were assembled there or at another location. tsarnaev also told investigators pe plot was originally scheduled for boston's 4th of july celebration but was pushed up to patriot's day in y dzhohusetts, april 15. it's not clear why. but officials say dzhokar gave varying accounts during the interviews. the body of tamerlan tsarnaev is now at a funeral home in worcester, massachusetts. it was moved from a boston area funeral home overnight. a human rights activist who is in contact with tsarnaev's parents in russia says that they are searching for an independent corner in the united states. scott, they say they have no plans to bury their son tamerlan until they get their own answers haout how he died. >> pelley: elaine, thank you. senior correspondent john

apparently when federal agents asked if he had had any contact with dzhokar tsarnaev after the bombing he denied it. they asked him if they'd gone to the dorm room or the friends had gone and he denied that, too. he was basically caught in a lie to federal agents. >> ifill: so the stories changed as the -- in the days -- it's important to remember that the tsarnaev brothers were at large for four days and during that period of time authorities were talking to the young men and we assume others? >> yes, exactly. these young men, the other thing that was interesting that they mentioned in the criminal complaint that one of the young men went to the dormitory to meet dzhokar tsarnaev day afghanistan the bombing, two days after the bombing he had given himself a short haircut and he mentioned that to f.b.i. agents. >> ifill: how did they get into his room. this is his dorm room at the university of massachusetts at dartmouth and his roommate let them him? dzhokhar wasn't there himself? >> that's what we understand. when they took the backpack out. he was not there the second time they went

lawyers for one of the minimum accused of visiting the dorm room of bombing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev and then lying to investigators. he is how asking a federal judge to let him out of jail on bail. david lee miller in boston's copley square. david, there is more to reported isn't there? >> reporter: indeed, there is. tomorrow is when this expedited bail hearing is supposed to take place 19-year-old. he is accused of making false statements to investigators. he is charged with lying to investigators not once, not twice but three times only doing a fourth interview that he detailed what he knew about entering the dorm room of dzhokar tsarnaev. in legal briefs filed over the weekend, his attorneys are asking that he be released on bail. in the briefs outline the reasons why. they say among other things, he never has been arrested. he's been born and raised in the boston area. he has extensive family here. essentially he is not a flight risk. they go on to argue he is not charged with having knowledge. bombings or heading the suspects. he is not charged with destroying evidence. two oth

he went to high school with dzhokar. so they both went to umass dartmouth together. there's a strong likelihood he was able to give them some information that would lend itself to making a deal. >> shepard: let's hoch he was able to fifth them something they can use. outside the federal courthouse they're waiting for the young man, who is 19 years old to come out. he will shortly. he'll be in the custody of his mother. and he'll be under what amounts to house arrest, wearing an electronic thing, for the next couple of weeks until this next attendance court. when he comes out we'll get a shot. >> more on the investigation in boston coming up, including the latest on the older brother's witness to, the feds -- brother's widow. the fedses are not letting her out of their sight. >> wound angry punch cost a referee his life, and the teenage player who would hit him could end up in prison over a soccer game. this is "studio b." we're glad to have you here. a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learne

bombing suspects to a triple homicide in 2011 saying it is still too early to consider indicting dzhokartsarnaev but they have hits that links the brothers to the crimes for the three men who were killed, one was roommates with tamerlan tsarnaev and found with a throat slit and bodies covered with marijuana. that prompted a series that tamerlan tsarnaev was angry that his younger bther was smoking pot with the victims'. joining us now is former federal prosecutor, thank you for being here. is the idea that the two brothers are linked to a previous, sidewheel -- homicides sitting in a criminal court being tried as the enemy combat and whe is it going? >> u.s. and yesterday i said it will be harder to get the death penalty than you think that we don't think he deserves it that now with his possible role there is a paradigm shift now he is looking at executn which is what he deserves. >> they're not looked at as suspects. they had criminal records there was another reason to focus but after the bombing yoo have to go back to pc connection to the horrible crime then all of a sudden one of th

prosecutors say threw out evidence that linked dzhokar tsarnaev to the bombing. and raising money to send the body of the second suspect back to russia. people have been demonstrating where the remains are being kept. family says there is no one who will accept the body. >>> we have good news to report about a victim of the boston marathon bombings. ktvu's john sasaki learned that aaron hern returned to school today for the first time since he was injured in the boston marathon. >> they took these pictures after he arrived home last week. aaron hern was waiting for his mother when the bombs went off injuring his leg. the family says he stayed the day in class today and he is recovering well. >>> the fbi says a raid on a home in minnesota may have headed off a terrorist attack. investigators arrested a 24- year-old last friday after they searched his home. they say they found molotov cocktails and they think the target was in western minnesota. he is held on a charge of being felon in possession of a fire arm. >>> man is facing human trafficking charges after a ar

. >>> neighbors of friends to dzhokar tsarneav, said they had no idea of the plans to attacktk boston. the three 19 years old are not o accused of bombing but two are charged with getting rid of a backpack with fireworks in it and a laptop. a third is charged with making false statements. >>> next on a move that mayoryor gray says will make things easier for undocumented residents. >>> and a rally takes a violent turn. a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> protesters pelted police with rocks and bottles and they responded with flash bay, bot wh pepper spray. several dozens clashes in do

notices clear if dzhokar tsarnaev asked them to do that for him. the men were being held on student visa violations. this is video taken into custody. they actually appeared in video for visa hearing in boston today. investigators do not think the three friends helped build the bombs or assist in the bombings or that they even knew about the bombings beforehand and boston police are emphasizing that right now there is no additional public threat to the people of boston. katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> the martinez boy injured in the boston bombings is celebrating his birthday today. aaron hearn is spending his first dai full day back in the bay area more than two weeks after the blast. he finds the community eager to lend support. keira is live with the story. >> reporter: good morning to you. it really is quite incredible. aaron returned to martinez yesterday with his parents. it's his 12th birthday today. one woman who ran pastries up to the front porch, she feels confident she can speak with everyone in the community howie late they are to hav

they went into dzhokar's dorm room. destroyed a backpack that have gunpowder that may have been used in the boston bombings. lawyers for one. men say he did not do this. dias kadyrbayev absolutely denies the charges. as we say from the very beginning he assisted the fbi in the investigation. he is just as shocked and horrified by the violence in boston that took place as the rest of the community is. he did not know this individual was involved in the bombing. his first inkling came much later. bill: so where do we go today? peter doocy live in boston. did dzhokar ask the men to remove evidence from his room, his apartment or dorm room? >> reporter: no, bill. they allegedly figured out he plant ad bomb here on boylston street on their own in part through text messages like this one recapped by the fbi in the criminal complaint. they say suspect dias kadyrbayev texted tsarnaev that he looked like the suspect on television. his return text contained lol and other things he interpreted as jokes. you better not text me. com

dzhokar tsarnaev told investigators that he and his brother as originally planned suicide attacks on the fourth of july, independence day in the united states. >> on wednesday, the german protestants picked up -- in hamburg. the german president delivered the opening address. he was a pastor before he turned to politics. of chemical weapons in syria was a hot topic this weekend on thursday, chuck hagel was the -- that washington considering opposition to the syrian fighter. only days before, barack obama described new intelligence gathered by his government as a game changer. >> well we have is evidence that chemical weapons have been used in side of syria, but we don't know how they were used, and when they were used, or who use them. we don't have the chain of custody to establish what exactly happened. >> barack obama remain cautious at the end of the week and said that he needed more clear proof that syria was using chemical weapons before deciding to respond. until now, washington has ruled out sending weapons to the rebels as they may fall in the wrong hands. hopes for a politi

he added a high resolution frontal image dzhokar tsarnaev to a database of one million images. >> so we want to see in these 50,000 images could we find him? is he in the top 100? where is he? did what we enhance actually be able to match one of tsarnaev's frontal images. when he narrows the search it gets more interesting. after ruling out women, noncaucasians, heavy facial hair and these over 25, the photo ranks number 20. this was a eureka moment. >> base on the results we have, we see they're accurate. we're still blown away on how it worksz. i mean we still can't believe how amazing we got, when we enhanced that image and we go, but i say, well this wasn't a random face. >> reporter: so how does it work? i volunteered my face for a demonstration. the reduced resolution image, 25 pixels across the eyes leads to this interpretation. >> the general face structure that is pretty much maintained, all these features are there from this. >> reporter: what about 12 pixels between the eyes? the kind of image you would typically get from a c.c.t.v. camera. >> so let's see what happens whe

. >>> well, tonight the three friends of accused bomber -- boston bomber dzhokar tsarnaev are locked up behind bars. they threw away evidence in the case. two of the men violated vis as. a third man -- visas. a third man is in jail for lying to officials. >>> a new man will spend the next 30 years in jail thinking about the beating that he gave to a man who was just trying to get home to his wife and child. he was guilty as charged using a baseball bat. the victim's name is thomas masland. he's still trying to rehab from his injuries though doctors say he'll never be the same. brant will be sentenced in july. >>> tonight both an apology and a denial from the virginia man charged with assaulting a taxi cab driver. he denied breaking his jaw but he did make racial slurs. they want him prosecuted as a hate crime. the cabbie says he captured some of the incident on his cell phone. >> whatever you say, it's recorded. now you're punching me. you're punching me. >> do you think it's proper for the united states -- >> now you are punching me. right? >> medical records show the cabbie did suf

surviving suspect dzhokar tsarnaev told them the bombs were built in the apartment his brother and russell shared. and investigators have found small amounts of bomb residue there. in addition, phone records show russell and tamerlan tsarnaev spoke after the bombings but there is no recording of that conversation. the f.b.i. also found al qaeda's online magazine "inspire" as well as other radical islamicist material on russell's computer, although it's unclear whether she was accessing that material or her husband was. as to what caused her husband's death, there continues to be uncertainty. his death certificate listed gunshot wounds and blunt trauma to the head and torso which occurred during this gun battle. some officers have said tamerlan tsarnaev was still alive before the younger tsarnaev drove over him in a frantic escape and there's uncertainty about what happens to his remains. >> he just bombed us and we're taking care of ?im it's not fair. >> reporter: these protesters don't want tsarnaev laid to rest so close to the site of his alleged crimes. >> take a look at lee harvey oswa

of dzhokar? >> i think the date implies the motivation for this particular attack was based on a radical form of jihad. they were attacking us or wanted to attack us on that symbolic date because they were attacking, you know, our independence. the symbol of our country and we celebrate on that particular day. and so that tell tells you u. us based on the radical form of jihad to try to spread their form of radical form of islam. arthel: and what does it say that dzhokar apparently has told investigators from his hospital bed that he said, yes, we did visit the website of anwar al-awlaki? >> yeah, again what it gets back to which is very consistent what the fbi has been saying from 9/11. it is not as much as al qaeda as a threat but the threat of homegrown terrorists or people inside this country who become radicalized and watching videos and adhering to the teaching of radical clerics as they did in this case according to what he said. and they operate under the radar screen and they're more dif

at least that is what dzhokar told authorities. national security sources say the finish line here in boston on boylston street was a target of opportunity. sources also say that investigators believe those pressure cooker bombs that were built faster than the tsarnaev brothers wanted were likely constructed in tamerlan's house. back to you. martha: incredible new details here. peter, thank you very much. bill: fox news learning that a special panel put together to investigate the benghazi terror attack is now under investigation itself. there is concern over whether or not the panel failed to interview key witnesses in that attack that killed four americans including our ambassador. chief washington correspondent james rosen tracking this story every day for us this week and, james, good morning there. question, the state department is pushing back against our report that the inspector general's office is probing its own department's benghazi review. now why is that significant, james? >> reporter: well, because we care about the

dzhokar tsarnaev told authorities they built the bombs at that home. tamerlan tsarnaev lived there with his wife and daughter. three people were killed and 264 injured when the bombsploded at the -- bombs exploded at the boston marathon. >>> breaking news in san jose. a live picture from news chopper 2 over downtown san jose. again you can see police cars parked in the parking lot. this is where the cinco de mayo celebrations became roundy with people throw -- rowdy with people throwing objects at officers. you see officers dressed out in riot gear. people spilled into the streets and some vandalized a bus. police tried to disperse the crowd three times and each time people would leave for a while and then return. right now seems to be calmer. one person reported being assaulted but the injuries are not life threatening. police haven't arrested anyone in the area. we will continue to monitor the situation. >>> police are searching for two gunmen after a shooting near a mcdonalds. ktvu's jade hernandez tells us the attack appears to be gang related. >>

the fbi says the men went dzhokar tsarnaev's dorm room and took a backpack that contained a laptop andeworks that had been emptied of their gun powder. this happened just hours after photos of the bombing suspects were shown on television. the backpack was recovered at a landfill. >>> and a strange new detail in all of this. the man who was carjacked by the tsarnaev brothers just before the shootout with police says the younger brother only asked him one question while his older brother made threats. he wanted to know how much the guy paid for the mer say dees suv they were riding in. >>> well, flashing lights, blaring siren, sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach. oh, yeah, most of us have been there before. we wanted to find out what are your rights when you get pulled over for a traffic ticket. i took a drive to find out what you can and can't do. >> it can happen to the best of us. >> i've been pulled over for speegd. i was 18. i just got my driver's license. >> i've been pulled over for a seat belt. >> i was rushing to pick up my daughter. >> i'm sorry i didn't know. >> and i

meanwhile robel phillipos -- one of three friends of the surviving suspect, dzhokar tsarnaev was releasedthousand dollar bond. he appeared in court for a bail hearing monday. philippos is accused of making false statements during the investigation. court documents show he will be in his mother's custody and will be under home confinement. and 24- hour monitoring. all cities and counties in california now have the authority to ban medical marijuana dispensaries. today, the california supreme court ruled unanimously. it came in a legal challenge to a ban the city of riverside enacted in 2010. medical marijuana advocates say the ban undermines proposition 215. enacted in 1996. which legalized marijuana use for health purposes. according to oakland-based marijuana advocacy group "americans for safe access". 193 california cities -- including dozens in the bay area -- currently ban dispensaries. 44 california cities allow them. including oakland, martinez, san jose, san francisco and santa rosa. i do want to start off with a live look from our camp. you can see a lot of that cloud coverage. we

. >> a the office confirmed that the storm surges of dzhokar tsarnaev our on going to the bombing investigation explanation is given by the lingering question is whether the brothers had a testing site nearby for the homemade bomb. >> investigative source says the al qaeda magazine inspired for the instructions was found on the computer's examined by the fbi. did not indicate if it was found on catherine russell or her husband or her brother-in-law. lori: president obama blaming the united states states, the u.s. for gun violence in mexico. he is attempting to convince his audience that gun-control laws passed by the u.s. congress will benefit mexicans. listen. >> we also recognize that most of the guns used to commit violence come from the united states. [applause] i think many of you know in america our constitution guarantees for individual rights to bear arms and i swore the last couple that right and i will but at the same time that i have said in the united states will continue to do everything in my power to pass common-sense reforms that keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dange

tamerlan tsarnaev's bright did the -- brother dzhokar tsarnaev faces charges from the boston marathon bombings. >>> authorities say a soldier was walking when he was rammed by a car and butchered by two man. police shot and injured the suspects. one of the suspects said they did this because he says muslims are dying every day in his land. it happened in front of witnesses. officials are calling it barbaric. >> a pipe crashed through the windshield of a car killing the driver. a man was driving on 580 when it happened. officers who responded to the accident found the driver died. his name hasn't been released. police don't know where the pipe came from. >>> police say a mother made up a story about two robbers stealing her purse and kidnapping her child. she said two men attacked her last week. she said they took her purse ask took off with -- and took off with her stroller. but police tracked down surveillance video showing she left her purse in a pizza parlor. she got her purse back but still kept up the lie. she is held on $10,000 bail for filing a false police report. >>> it is a

. >>> law enforcement say boston marathon bombings suspect dzhokar tsarnaev wrote a note while hiding inside a boat. the note said he would join his brother as a martyr in paradise. he wrote on the wall of the boat claiming responsibility for the attacks and say it is in response to the u.s. wars in afghanistan skyrocket. >>> skyrocket -- afghanistan and iran. >> a benefit for aaron hern tonight. >>> a group is trying to decide whether to split up or come up with a immigration bill. they have been working together for months but now they say they disagree on the question of healthcare coverage for illegal immigrant. they are expected to decide on whether they can salvage a deal. >>> the debate over immigration reform, there are two groups concerned they are left out of the debate. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us who the two groups are and why they are worried. >> reporter: some argue places like china town could see a decline because they argue the community is left out of immigration reform and another group also fears exclusion, the gays and lesbians community. >> reporter: many might

he said that money helped them capture dzhokar tsarnaev. the suspected bomber. scott mcfarlane, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fight over where to burry ball one of the suspects is finally over. the body of tamerlan tsarnaev has been buried. a funeral home had been holding the body unable to find a cemetery willing to accept the remains. a police statement said a compassionate individual came forward to burry the body. >>> in clearland the man who kidnap -- cleveland the man who kidnapped three girls made a court appearance today. ariel castro kept his head down the entire time. ariel castro is facing 7 counts of kidnapping and rape and he may face homicide charges. [ inaudible ] >> with the promise and the hope justice will be served. >> one of the victims told investigators she got pregnant 5 times while in captivity and ariel castro beat and starved her till she miscarried. ohio is one of 38 states where kitting an unborn fetus is considered homicide. bail is $8 million. >>> minnesota is moving closer to allowing same-sex marriage. today they voted 75-59 in fav

but dzhokar tsarnaev reportedly told the f.b.i. they learned how to make the bombs through an online magazine called inspire and that has been found on katherine russell's computer along with other jihadist material. it's still another obstacle to prove that she is the one who accessed or downloaded it. it may have been her computer but it may have been somebody else that used it? >> that's right. it could have been a computer that everyone at the home used. they are definitely going to have to take a look at it. investigators will take each little piece and those pieces together will add up to just exactly how much did she know. i think this is extremely important. when you have a really controlling, demeaning individual, they may want you as the wife or the brother to know something, but they don't want you to know everything. so investigators will also be considering that, that he very likely withheld information that only he knew. >> gregg: the other question, did katherine help her his hide from authorities when she learned th

all this after we're wearing that dzhokar tsarnaev original live talked about his brother, who just dieda followup shootout. planned to strike on july 4. until he clammed up when his miranda rights were read. the attorney general botched it by letting the suspect have his rights too soon. if that's so, that's troublesome. >> absolutely. it's exceedingly rare for the judiciary to interject themselves into an ongoing investigation. this is a baby -- you never have a baseline for this kind of activity. with the justice department and at the federal magistrate injects themselfs into an ongoing fbi investigation. >> neil: now, it's going to be he said/they said but we do know and from prior conversations, patriots day wasn't the target date, another bigger holiday, july 4th, might have been the day. what would that mean? >> i think it's very likely -- the symbolism on both dates. neil: nor national. >> more bang for the buck. that's the fact. and it ties together with their extreme ideology. they're striking at the heart of what we represent. patriot day. the marathon. july 4th. independence

criminal complaint the two young men from kazakhstan, as well as that american citizen, decided to take dzhokar's backpack, with firearms, and empty casings from his hotel room, to keep their friends out of trouble. the court documents say, decided to take tsarnaev's laptop because he didn't want tsarnaev's roommate to think he was acting suspicious bily just taking the backpack. then the christianity complaint whether the laptop was dumped in the garbage and recover last week. computeres are being examined by the fbi. sources they no evidence so far has shown tamerlan created his own media, including jihadi videos of himself, which is a marker of self-radicalization. >> shepard: i'm guessing the computers might explain how the bombs were made. >> well, a critical piece of evidence in this case is the detonation system in the bomb components. as we were first to report here on fox, it is not similar, inconsistent with the type of of dead nation equipment found in this automobile web site, inspire. the article, how to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. so this idea the bombs were made based