older brother tamerlan tsarnaev is the more culpable one in the bombings in the hopes of sparing dzhokar tsarnaev the death penalty. >> they began with a cell phone expert who testified that at the same time tamerlan tsarnaev was buying the hardware for the bombs in northern massachusetts and new hampshire, dzhokar tsarnaev's phone was pinging off cell phone towers in southern massachusetts. >> the defense trying to show that his brother tamerlan is the one who bought those bomb components not him. >> the prosecution reminded jurors with this picture that even if dzhokar tsarnaev didn't buy the bomb materials he he did purposely leave a bomb right next to young martin richard. boston's chief medical examiner testified that the explosion violently ravage the the 8-year-old's 69-pound body. >> several jurors openly cried as they looked at autopsy photos of the little boy. several other meal jurors put their hands to the faces looking at the photos. the last question asked of the medical examiner was how old was martin richard and he answered he was eight years old. that was the final testimony by p

they found dzhokar tsarnaev in this winterrized boat in the backyard of a house. dzhokar, bleeding badly was arrested. and a note on the side said that the bombings were in retaliation for iraq and afghanistan. you hurt one of us, you hurt us all. in almost two years his lawyers worry a fair trial is not possible in boston. but they have lost every attempt to move in. so on wednesday, it gets underway. tsarnaev's plea, not guilty. >> and tony, the jury who will hear that case is made up of 8 men and 10 women who will decide on his guilt. if convicted a separate hearing will be taking place to determine if tsarnaev will be put to death. >> it is a startling trend. native american women are go missing at a higher rate than any other ethnic group. thousands of them have fallen victim over the past 35 years and america tonight went to seattle to investigate. >> i sure miss my girl. >> it was on october 5th when charles last saw his daughter, misty alive. the 32-year-old native american actress, at the height of her career, having recently starred alongside of meryl str

during opening statement, it became clear, the defense's strategy is trying to keep dzhokar tsarnaev from being put on death row. nbc's chris pollone is live in boston with details. i don't think people expected it to be this open. >> reporter: no they really didn't jessica a all right of court watchers knew that that was the hope coming in with 30 charges and a mountain of evidence against dzhokar tsarnaev obviously going to be very difficult to keep him from being convicted, but it is clear after day one that the defense team is less concerned with having him acquitted of all those charges and much more concerned with keeping him from being put to death. it was him, that statement, not from prosecutors but dzhokar tsarnaev's defense attorneys, in the defense's opening statement, judy clarke admitted her client's role in the april 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 250 near the marathon's finish line. many analysts expected the defense to focus efforts on keeping tsarnaev being put to death if the jury were to convict him but not plainly admit his role in th

how they did this and the defense really coming out and admitting the guilt of their client dzhokar tsarnaevt i quote here the defense attorney saying saying, it was him who did it. tsarnaev the defense attorney alleges placed the pressure cook kearse at the finish line and not only that, the defense attorney says that he was look looking for children nearby and placed the pressure cooker down there naming some of these kids -- maiming some of these kids. three people died. 264 injured the defense attorney asked sort of row tory cal question, why have a trial at all? and her answer to that question is because of why he did it and the defense is contention he was influenced by his older brother tamerlan. now, when the us attorney and the prosecution the government had its chance, they came out and really blasted dzhokar tsarnaev saying and i quote here, that he believed that he's a soldier in a holy war against america just pretending to be a spectator but he had murder in his heart. 20 minutes after the bombing the prosecution said he wept over to a wholefoods and bought a gallon of milk jus

his lawyer admits dzhokar tsarnaev did it. now she will try to save his life. the supreme court hears challenge to obamacare. will millions lose their insurance? a stolen infant found after 17 years and the mother's amazing reaction. and 100 years of sinatra. the record shows he took the blows... ♪ and did it my way ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. the "60 minutes" report that found high levels of cancer-causing formaldehyde in flooring sold by lumber liquidators brought a call on capitol hill today for a federal investigation. it has also brought a lot of calls to our newsroom from homeowners whose families walk on that flooring every day. understandably, they want ton what to do. today, john blackstone got some answers and has this follow-up report. >> hi. >> steve havens. >> reporter: in las vegas today environmental consultant steve havens set up formaldehyde monitors in a home with newly installed lumber liquidators laminate flooring manufactured i

why they say dzhokar tsarnaev is not to blame. >>> it is 48 degrees outside right now. pretty mild. we'll find out what kind of day we'll have. >>> we're on the scene of breaking news right now at 4:41. take a live look at the inova hospital here in falls church. zachary is on the scene telling us s.w.a.t. teams are there. the hospital is on lockdown because of an active shooter. stay with us as we learn more information. >>> this morning we're learning the co-pilot accused of taking down germanwings flight 2595 was treated for suicidal thoughts. andreas lou business purposefully crashed the plane. 150 people were killed last tuesday when the plane crashed in the french alps. >>> attorneys say the older brother was a master mind behind the deadly boston marathon bombing. attorneys in the case say they are not aiming for aacquittal but hoping to save dzhokar tsarnaev from the death penalty. >>> it is 4:42 right now. right to the forecast this morning. 48 degrees outside our studio. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here with more on the weather. is it going to warm up? >>

dzhokar tsarnaev is accused that have murder. tamerlan died that in shootout. the hunt continued for the wounded dzhokar eventually captured in a boat sitting in someone's back yard. >> there are still so many unanswered questions. among them, why did young men who grew up and studied here as part of our communities and our country resort to such violence. >> the prosecutors say dzhokar and ethnic chechynian said it was retribution for the killing of muslims in iraq and afghanistan. the death penalty seeks was authorized. dzhokar was 19 at the time of the bombings is said to have been influenced by his older brother and without him there would have been no bombing. he will be the first person executed by the federal government since 2003. even if the jury finds him guilty and supports the death penalty, it could be many years and many appeals before it's carried out. >> a series of bomb attacks in eastern ukraine is raising concerns that russian backed provocateurs are opening a new front away from luhansk and donetsk. paul brennan reports from core kharkiv. >>

dzhokar tsarnaev charged with the shooting death of an mit police officer several days aft the bombingdisturbing images tonight following the attack of us ambassador overseas. the ambassador to south korea mark was slash on the face and wrist by a man wielding a weapon with a 10-inch blade. this happened at a performing arts center as the ambassador was preparing for his speech. that suspect reportedly screamed during the attack that north and south korea should be united. we know the ambassador has under gone surgery is expected to be okay. >>> the controversy over hillary clinton's use of personal e-mail accounts secretary of state leads to legal action. house committee looking in the benghazi attack issued subpoenas for clinton's e-mails related to their investigation. recently it was disclosed clinton relied on a personal e-mail account rather than a government account to conduct business. four americans died in the 2012 benghazi attack including u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. >>> they know when you've opened it and where you were when you did. so who is tracking the e-mail i

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suspect dzhokar tsarnaev will be tried in boston. the trial is expected to last into june.onvicted, tsarnaev could face the death penalty. >>> the roof of an ice riping collapses while parent and kids are inside. the kids had who conclude pack and were rushed off the ice in time. sarah congey has this close call. >> we heard a thundering boom in the level corp.er. >> all uh-uh could hear was big noises, like bang angle everything. >> reporter: the noise turned out to be a warping. >> i just started streaming, get off the ice. >> reporter: the coaches say they were on the ice with about 10 kids, including they own. all 6 coach and some parents rushed to clear the ice and locker rooms. >> i understand this is where they were when they came down. >> very scar. >> reporter: a third of the roof blew out on the other side of the building. >> i think they're brave. >> reporter: the coaches are reach leaved the collapse did not happen on another part of the ice. >>> prominent russian leader boris nimsof was killed in moscow. mourners have gathered at the scene of the murder. mourns

his lawyer admits dzhokar tsarnaev did it. now she will try to save his life.he supreme court hears challenge to obamacare. will millions lose their insurance? a stolen infant found after 17 years and the mother's amazing reaction. and 100 years of sinatra. the record shows he took the blows... ♪ and did it my way ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight.

the trial of dzhokar tsarnaev turning to showcase dzhokar tsarnaev's older brother tamerlan. attorneys in the case say they're not aiming for an acquittal but they hope to save him from the death attorneypenalty. >>> there is a red flag warning in effect for several counties today. there is a higher chance of fires there. that's what the red flag means. higher chance for fires. the weather service now said the high winds and low humidity will create the conditions starting at 11:00 today. tom kierein is on top of the warnings as there's some possibility of those brush fires in those areas. >> let's check with tom for a look at today's weather headlines. >> this time of year with the snow pack gone and the humidity low. blustery winds moving in is setting the stage for a potential of wild fires. then the counties especially in red, including falker shenandoah valley. there could be gusts up to 40 miles per hour. especially on the higher ridges. right now getting rain in western pennsylvania north and west virginia. that's tracking close to the metro area. not getting here unti

today, for the first time, we saw what is essentially the confession that dzhokar tsarnaev wrote in what he must have thought were the last moments of his life. photos were shown at the boston marathon bombing trial. the note is scrawled inside the hull of a boat where tsarnaev was hiding. the words interrupted by his blood and the holes from a hail of police bullets. prosecutors say the bombing was revenge for the deathes of muslims overseas. tsarnaev wrote "the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians. i can't stand to see such evil go unpunished." if convicted tsarnaev's punishment could be death. there was more fallout today from that open letter in which senate republicans attempted to scuttle any nuclear deal between president obama and iran. with more on that, here's our chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: vice president joe biden said he was offended by the letter. biden, who served more than 30 years in the senate said it was "beneath the dignity of an institution i revere." he accused senate republicans of trying to "undercut our president and c

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his lawyer admits dzhokar tsarnaev did it. now she will try to save his life. supreme court hears challenge to obamacare. will millions lose their c insurance? a stolen infant found after 17 years and the mother's amazing reaction. and 100 years of sinatra. the record shows he took the blows... ♪ and did it my way ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight.

and it's that side of dzhokar tsarnaev the defense will likely highlight, as they fight for his life in sentencing. the impressionable little brother, just two years out of high school. not the committed terrorist on a mission to murder. david, tsarnaev's lawyers only called four witnesses, compared to more than 90 by the prosecution. closing arguments start on monday. david? >> all right, thank you, tom. >>> now, to pictures coming in in the west. a wild fire burning dangerously close to homes in san bernardino bernardino california tonight. firefighters trying to beat back the flames. some families already forced to evacuate. the fire broke out around noon today, quickly spreading across 60 acres now. smoke rising through the trees. the ground of course bone dry because of california's record drought that continues. >>> and to the north in washington state tonight, a massive landslide outside seattle. homes teetering on the edge there. several homes have already been evacuated there, as well. abc's neal karlinsky this evening with one family whose home is right on the edge. >> repor

lawyers for dzhokar tsarnaev admit that their client committed the crime, but they say that his brother, tamerlan was the mastermind behind the plan. >>> today, more events will commemorate the 50th anniversary of what's known as bloody sunday. this is a live look at the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. this afternoon civil rights veterans will lead a symbolic walk across the bridge where police attacked demonstrators in 1965. >>> yesterday, the nation's first african-american president retraced the steps. president obama was joined by his family members of congress and some who were there 50 years ago. that march led by martin luther king jr. in 1965 is considered a turning point in the civil rights movement. months afterwards president lyndon b. johnson signed the voting rights act, which outlawed discrimination against african-americans in voting. >>> all right. talking some weather now. crews in boston are getting ready for the city's st. patrick's day parade. this year though they've got their work cut out for them that's because they're scrambling to remove the massive amou

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. >>> the trial of an accused boston marathon bomber, dzhokar tsarnaev earlier, jurors saw photos of the blood stained message written inside of the boat the pencil written notes in defense of the muslims, and buying milk less than an hour after the bombs went off in. >> west virginia's governor has signed legislation allowing the use of a drug that can reverse the affects of a heroin overdose. the deadly overdoses in the united states for several years, many of them were from heroin. adam traveled there. >> reporter: dale everhart meets me in a hotel warmth where he almost died of a heroin overdose in november. he had relapsed like so many times before. >> they brought me here and pulled me out of the car. >> the addicts left him on the ground and someone finally recognized him and got him home and his mother called emergency services. >> cathy steven's daughter, tiffany wasn't so lucky. only 23, she died of a heroin overdose that same month leaving behind a three-year-old daughter. >> it's like a plague. that's the only thing that comes to mind, because people are dropping left and

. >>> lawyers for dzhokar tsarnaev admit that their client committed the crime, but his brother was thewe mark the anniversary of the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370, there is new investigation about the crash. the battery of the plane's underwater locator beacon had died more than a year before the plane vanished. because of the non-working beacon, searchers had less of a chance of locating the aircraft in the first place. officials in the region are still hopeful that searchers will find the plane or wreckage in the southern indian ocean. 239 people were on board the plane when it disappeared en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. today, the families of the passengers and crew are hosting a remembrance ceremony at a mall in kuala lumpur. >>> back here in the u.s. in california, at least eight people are hurt after a roof collapse storing a st. patrick's day party near a college campus and it was all caught on camera. take a look. emergency crews took four people to the hospital from the party close to cal polly san luis obispo. this happened yesterday morning during an

lawyers for dzhokar tsarnaev admit that their client committed the crime, but say that his brother was the crime. >>> and this just in russian authorities say that five suspects in the murder of boris nemtsov have arrived at court to be arraigned. nemtsov was an opposition leader who was a well-known critic of president vladimir putin. nemtsov was shot to death outside the kremlin last weekend. reports say that he was working on a report about russia's military involvement in ukraine when he was killed. >>> all right. a big difference waking up this morning. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s, 30s, as opposed to teens we had yesterday. even single digits yesterday in some spots. so a big difference this morning. we're going to warm up later on this afternoon as well and even warmer during the middle of the workweek. a good forecast if you like milder air. milder today, that's our first weather headline then we're tracking the chance for some umbrella weather on tuesday. may see some showers later tuesday into wednesday morning, then have another chance later on in the workweek. o

lawyers for dzhokar tsarnaev say their client committed the crime but insist that his brother, tamerlan mastermind behind the crime. >>> the time is 9:27. when we come back nbc 10's jesse gary is live in north philadelphia where a church community is getting ready to remember murder philadelphia police officer, robert wilson. >> it's a remembrance mass that takes place inside what is called the kingdom of north f. philadelphia. what can be said to help a community that's hurting heal? you'll get a preview, coming up. >>> we'll continue to warm up and melt some of that snow out there. temperatures in the 30s, up to 50 later on this afternoon. a live look from our cape may camera. a warm-up today, a bigger warm-up on wednesday. we'll take a look at that, coming up. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level o

could get their hands on to help the they wanted to try tourniquets and such this is day one of dzhokar tsarnaev'sggest trial in nearly 20 years. his attorneys admit he's indeed responsible for the bombing. they're now only hoping to save him from the death penalty. >> a terrifying accident in orlando florida. this poll bows right through the person sitting in the car tonight he's in the hospital the driver is in jail. fox's david williams reports. >> that's the car involved in this violent crash. look closely. you can see there's a metal pipe going right through the passenger seat. intense moments in this witness cell video. look close al metal pole is protruding from the windshield. >> boom like right real quick. >> reporter: we were there as the car's passenger was lifted to the hospital. orlando police say the passenger in the crash 18-year-old was impaled by a pole. he was the one flown to the hospital. >> his friends was doing all the talking. don't say nothing. everything all right. we got you everything. that's all i could hear them saying. >> opd says the driver 18-year-old mikhail cannon

dzhokar tsarnaev faces 30 charges.he marathon two years ago killed three people and wounded more than 260. survivors have been told to prepare for graphic testimony. prosecutors plan to show surveillance video they say shows dzhokar tsarnaev places a backpack in the crowd and walking away. if convicted dzhokar tsarnaev could face the death penalty. >>> new questions about revelations that hillary clinton exclusively used a personal e-mail account when she was secretary of state. congress is investigating with the chairman of the house elect committee on benghazi calling the revelations troubling. last night hillary clinton made no mention of the issue, instead she asked a gathering of women, don't you someday want to see a woman president? >>> an update on last week's train/truck accident in california. on tuesday the train's engineer died. 62-year-old glenn steel was among dozens of people hurt when the metro link train hit an abandoned truck on the tracks. the truck driver was initially arrested then released without

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. >> the prosecution is expect to wrap up its case today in the bombing trial are dzhokar tsarnaev. the defense team could begin its arguments. he faces the death penalty if convicted if the attack. >> g.n.c. promises changes to improve products. new testing procedures will be announced today. they and three other retailers were accused of selling contaminated supplements. >> a new phase for the first solar powered plane to try and fly around the world solar impulse two just took off from myanmar. this is the fifth of the 12 legs in the plane's global journey. the plane which is powered exclusively by the sun is head to go c take 18 hours. >> in the na tribe is cut off from the rest of the country. 10,000 people live in the remote mountains, disconnected and resistant to change. one international project is shedding new light on their lives. >> deep in the mountains in the northern philippines live the oldest tribe in the country. they have farmed and hunted in these lands for thousands of years with little change. now the tribe has a new hero. the once shy grandmother of 10 is now

prosecutors say dzhokar tsarnaev began reading terrorist writings as early as 2011, two years before the bombing and they say just 20 minutes after the marathon attack, he went to a whole goods grocery store, where surveillance video showed him calmly buying milk. underscoring the devastation of the attack, prosecutors also showed the jury dramatic new video of the explosion, shattering the windows of a nearby sporting goods store. employees inside scrambling to help those badly injured. one of the most compelling moments of yesterday's testimony was from the manager of that sporting goods store, marathon sports on boylston street, who described choking back tears the moment that that explosion took place. he said, "the thing that haunts me the most are the agonizing decisions, who do you help first? who needs it more?" matt, more testimony expected today. >> peter alexander in boston this morning. peter, thank you very much. >>> turn to natalie now. she is following this report on ferguson, missouri's, police department it is damning. >> certainly is and city officials in ferguson,

defendant -- the blood found in dzhokar tsarnaev's car was that of the m.i.t.'s officer.im his brother was the mastermind and dzhokhar should be spared the death penalty. >>> robert durst is on 24 hour suicide watch. prosecutors say if he is convicted on the charges led to his arrest last weekend he may never leave the state. evidence against durst is collected in several places. abc's matt gutman with the details. >> reporter: robert durst the focus of a nationwide dragnet for evidence in the mysterious deaths of at least three people, including his first wife. his seeming confession seen in the hbo document series "the jinx." >> killed them all, of course. >> reporter: in new orleans, new documents alleging durst was planning to flee the country, armed not only with a .38 special, a pillow-sized bag of pot and fake i.d. but a full-face latex mask and over $42,000 in cash. durst held here in louisiana now on suicide watch. in houston, authorities raiding his luxury condo and in eureka, california, could there be a link between durst and the 1997 disappearance of 16-year-

. >>> a verdict against dzhokar tsarnaev in the boston bombing marathon trial could come as soon fromeeks ago. that's what the "l.a. times" is reporting. earlier today, a massachusetts prosecutor says tsarnaev still faces that murder charge in connection with the death of an m.i.t. officer. >>> california's governor and other lawmakers calling for $1 billion in emergency drought spending. they unveiled a package today during a news conference. it includes local drought relief and infrastructure projects. nasa estimates that california only has about a year's worth of water left. >>> and firefighters blaming electrical arcing in cables for the underground explosion in indianapolis. today's blast sent several manhole covers into the air at a busy intersection. luckily, nobody was injured. and that's our news update for this hour. back to you, bill. >> all right, sue. thank you very much. we are heading to the close. we've got about 28 minutes left in the session here with the dow down a little more than 100 points. the nasdaq flirting with 5,000, one of the few positive equity indices u

they also heard testimony from the man who was allegedly carjacked by dzhokar and tamerlan tsarnaev.ring the moment the then 26-year-old broke free from the tsarnaev brothers after he allegedly carjacked him at gunpoint. he told jurors thursday, every time i recall this i think it is the most terrifying moment the most difficult decision in my life. last year in his only tv interview, don told cbs news he had pulled over his mercedes suv after work to answer a text message. that's when he said tamerlan tsarnaev jumped into his car and pup add gun. >> i was totally shocked. i was -- i was, like what's this? what's is this? i thought it was a robbery. >> reporter: in court, he said he asked me do you know the boston marathon explosion? i said yes. i know. he said, do you know who did it? i said no. he said i did. for almost two hours, dunn was driven around as the brothers used his atm card to get cash. when they pulled up to a gas station and dzhokhar jumped out to get snacks that he escaped. don sprinted to a gas station, desperately pleaded with the cashier to call 911 and then hid.