sam, like most of dzhokhar's friends never met dzhokhar's brother. never met him.n him, never bore witness to how resistant tamerlan tsarnaev's powers of persuasion must have been. you have to know very little about brothers to accept that as the only explanation. his brother must have brainwashed him. now, i grew up in boston where a couple of my friends had a brother who became a murderer. and they grew up admiring their older brother. they loved their older brother. but they didn't follow him into a life of crime and murder. the piece says that dzhokhar idolized his older brothers. a lot of us idolized our older brothers but that doesn't mean we will do everything they want us to do. my older brothers got me to do things they wanted me to do. i played baseball with my older brother because we both decided that is what we wanted to do. his brother must have brainwashed him is a wild guess. it is a wild guess, made by someone who never met his brother. it is a wild guess that a lot of people all over the world have already made, as soon as they heard or read the b

brothers with chechen roots -- tamerlan and dzhokhar. cameraman -- tamerlan was killed in the pursuit. experts have cast doubt on theories pointing to the caucus. >> it points to them working on their own. it is known as lone wolf terrorism, individuals who become radicalized by the internet. >> the fbi investigation found the brothers had built a bomb at home in their kitchen. they got the instructions from an al qaeda website. they watched videos of radical muslim preachers and are thought to have been inspired by jihadist. questions remain over people close to them, like the wife of tamerlan tsarnaev. she claims she knew nothing, but instructions were found on her computer. detectives also discovered that tamerlan tsarnaev had spent six months in russia. >> he could have contacted islamist extremists when he was there, but on the whole, they believe that although the two suspects have their roots there, the motives do not live there. >> also been the focus of the investigation, people in the u.s. who knew the brothers. some of joe kar

brothers with chechen roots -- tamerlan and dzhokhar. cameraman -- tamerlan was killed in the pursuit. experts have cast doubt on theories pointing to the caucus. >> it points to them working on their own. it is known as lone wolf terrorism, individuals who become radicalized by the internet. >> the fbi investigation found the brothers had built a bomb at home in their kitchen. they got the instructions from an al qaeda website. they watched videos of radical muslim preachers and are thought to have been inspired by jihadist. questions remain over people close to them, like the wife of tamerlan tsarnaev. she claims she knew nothing, but instructions were found on her computer. detectives also discovered that tamerlan tsarnaev had spent six months in russia. >> he could have contacted islamist extremists when he was there, but on the whole, they believe that although the two suspects have their roots there, the motives do not live there. >> also been the focus of the investigation, people in the u.s. who knew the brothers. some of joe kar

dzhokhar, i don't like your mother, and you take after her. you came here to feed off the fat of our land like the rest of your family, to suck us dry. you shouldn't have been allowed here in the first place, and you hate us? you write f america on the inside of the boat that you were corned in? i'd like to respond to that one, but my mother's watching. dzhokhar, you're not the one in pain. you're not a rock star. you're not a cover boy. you're a damn terrorist, the spawn of satan who should go directly to hell sooner rather than later. >>> coming up, the latest on the zimmerman verdict aftermath. last year president obama said if he had a son, he'd look like trayvon martin. yesterday he said he could have been trayvon. >>> and vote in tonight's poll. facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. did rolling stone cross the line by putting the boston bomber on its cover? ♪ [ male announcer ] let's say you had an accident. and let's say you bought cut rate insurance and you weren't covered. oh, and your car is a time machine. [ beeping ] ♪ would you go b

the article is a sober affair, exploring how dzhokhar turned into a, quote, monster.'t find it in cvs or walgreens who won't sell it. the mayor of boston said, the survivors of the boston attacks deserve "rolling stone" covers. but i no longer feel "rolling stone" deserves them. >>> more than a year after the "casta concordia" crashed, its captain is on trial. his lawyers contends that the captain slipped and fell into that lifeboat. he could face up to 20 years if convicted. >>> ariel castro in a cleveland courtroom with the charges of kidnapping and raping three women. the high-profile case is set to go to trial early next month. >>> skin cancer specialists just released an astonishing study about athletes and sunscreen. >> doctors at stanford and duke studied athletes and 40% admitted they never used sunscreen. 75% said they used it fewer than three times a week. athletes get ul va violet rays. that's why a university program is pushing the athletes to use sunscreen daily. >>> now, to a woman who is pushing 100. but she's not letting anyone push her around. margare

dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with weapons of mass destruction.ee people were killed and more than 260 were injured. canadian police say that 50 people have died in the explosion caused by runaway train. the u.s. company who controls the train believe the hand brakes were not happily set. -- properly set. that theted angrily u.s. is spying on industries. there is new evidence from the former government contractor, edward snowden. >> from the u.s. mexican border, outraged friends and foes of the united states are debating a regionwide response to allegations that u.s. national security agency has been spying on them. reports of list in the brazilian newspaper include not just u.s. surveillance on political internal affairs and military countries like venezuela, but also commercial spying into the energy sector. brazil, venezuela, argentina, and mexico have all substantial reserves of oil and gas. journalist who broke the leaks provided by edward snowden , there is more to come. >> there are things that the nsa is doing that no one knew they were do

new photos show the moment boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured. they are from the night of april 19th when the day-long man hunt finally came to an end. they show a disheveled and bloody tsarnaev with a red laser target on his head. boston magazine obtained the pictures from a state police sergeant. he's since been relieved of duty. that officer handed them over after becoming outraged by the latest issue of "rolling stone." the cover has raised controversy for its portrayal of the teenaged suspect. critics saying it makes tsarnaev look like a rock star not someone on trial for terrorism. >>> america's motor city has officially gone bust. thursday, detroit officials confirming the city has filed for chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. it lays the grownwork for what will be a historic effort to bail out a once booming metropolis now sinking under billions of dollars in debt. it's the largest municipal bankruptcy effort in american history. >> this was a very difficult and painful decision. many may say this is the lowest point in detroit's history. bu

accused of bombing the boston marathon is due to make his first appearance in court. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with killing three people using a weapons of mass destruction. more than 200 others were injured in the attack. >> when the boston marathon came under attack, the cameras were already rolling. closed-circuit television proved to be crucial. smartphones and the media went into overdrive. explosions were just the beginning. the hunt for the suspects unfolded in real time as the world watched on in disbelief. >> all units use extreme caution in approaching any party that matches the description. >> the fbi named tamerlan and jokers as the suspect -- dzhokhar tsarnaev as the suspect. but is there anything you know about the background? >> jokers out of apparently made what he -- dzhokhar tsarnaev apparently made what he thought was a deathbed convention -- confession. >> he will have a trial, already having been found guilty by the public. >> this american and reared, muslim terrorists from chechnya learned how to build this bomb. >> boston is relatively small and it i

first of all, what do you make of dzhokhar tsarnaev's not guilty plea? >> it is not unexpected. in the american process, you have the arraignment, which usually has the guilty pleading not guilty, and that begins a dance process between the defense prosecutors and the prosecutors to see if he will plead guilty to all 30 counts, and the key question of whether he will face the death penalty on 17 of those counts, so this is part of the formality and the start of that dance. >> what is the biggest lesson to be learned? >> i think there are a couple of lessons. first, there are still questions about information sharing within the u.s. government, and also between the u.s. government and partners abroad. there have been many discussions about whether or not the fbi dropped some balls and not informing the russian counterparts about the tsarnaev brother going to die this done. -- dagestan. and then a question about the parts of the world where we may have extremism come from, so dagestan is important. >> do we know if the brothers were self radicalize or part of a larger conspiracy?

i know some of the survivors were there as well as others there to support dzhokhar tsarnaev.teract with any of these people at all? look at them? interact? >> reporter: he didn't look at the victims. it may have been he didn't know who they were. he locked on to two women, both wearing head scarves. one holding an infant who was fussing and he smiled and kept looking back at these two women who were visibly upset. when he was leaving court his hands were shackled. and he sort of pursed his lips and blew them a kiss. he did appear to have sustained some nerve damage to his face. there was a twitching going on. he did have one of his hands in a cast. just he was moving and fidgeting. he didn't look focused. even watching him in the center of all of this when everybody around him was so serious. it was one of the strangest arraignments of suspected terrorists that i had personally attended. >> pretty incredible. curiosity about what he looks like. now to our outer circle. tonight we go to canada. there are dramatic development tonight into the train derailment. 30 people are mis

right now on "first look," chilling new photos from the moment boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was apprehended in april. most city meltdown. detroit becomes the largest u.s. city to go belly up. when is that royal baby going to arrive? a live report from london. >> plus, a mysterious twist in the whitey bulger trial. one of the most expensive we've everseen and meet the world's largest virus. i mara schiavocampo. there are new photos showing the moment dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured by police from the night of april 19th when the day long manhunt finally came to end. they show a bloodied is tsarnaev with a target on his head. boston magazine says it obtained the pictures from a state police sergeant since relieved of duty. he says he handed them over after becoming outraged by the latest issue of "rolling stone" magazine. the cover has raised controversy for is portrayal of the teenage suspect many.saying it makes him look like more of a rock star. >>> america's motor city has gone from boom to bust. thursday, detroit officials confirmed the city has filed for chapter 9 bankrup

photographs obtained today by the police sergeant who was there the moment dzhokhar tsarnaev came out of that boat in watertown. and tonight, trayvon martin's parents spoke to the man whose help they sought in the pursuit of justice, the reverend al sharpton, we will show you that interview and al sharpton will join me. >> this trial was not about trayvon martin, this trial was about george zimmerman and what he did that night. >> speaking out in live interview since george zimmerman was acquitted. >> both parents said the verdict was stunning. >> i felt his life was made a mockery of. >> the real story here is understanding the jury. >> they put more responsibility on the child and not the adult. >> we saw for the first time a lack of respect for humanity. >> the system was not fair. >> we had to have a bigger discussion about race, the issues of race and justice continue to dominate the national conversation. >> over a thousand demonstrators gathered in orlando, florida wednesday night. they are looking for a repeal of the law. >> it is very difficult to repeal the law. does it die

these are some pictures, again, never seen before, of dzhokhar tsarnaev's capture.e of terrorism, and not that "rolling stone" cover. a couple of quotes from him, that he felt that this was insulting. quote, i hope that people who see these images will know that this was real. it was as real as it gets. and he believes this is the better image of terrorism than that "rolling stone" cover. wolf, let's look at these pictures again. you see in this one in particular, the laser scope paint of basically the targeting of dzhokhar tsarnaev on his head. they've got the laser scope from their rifles on his head as he emerges from that boat. very, very dramatic. you see him pulling his shirt up, when they asked him to do that, to make sure he had no weapons on him. so he does that with the laser scopes on his head. there's a picture of him climbing you have to boat. you see him swinging his leg over the boat right there. there is another picture of him with a laser scope on it. that's a picture of them attending to, i believe, one of his feet after his capture. again, very dr

rotherev's brother, tamerlan, was killed in the shootout with police that injured dzhokhar. the indictment says the brothers used four bombs in that fight, i addition to the ones used in the marathon bombings. dzhokhar escaped but was discovered hiding in a dry rycked boat badly injured, including a gunshot wound to the throat. he was first informed of the charges against anymore the spitital. saosecutors say he left a confession written on the inside of the boat that read in part: confession written on the inside of the boat that read in part: half a dozen times he glanced back at his family members and smiled. lao of the women went quietly and one of the men flashed him a thumbs up sign. the judge welcomed the 30 victims and their families in attendance but tsarnaev did not turn to look at them. liz norden's two sons can be seen in this image just before a bomb went off. seey each lost a leg. mbsterday she said they needed to be at the arraignment. >> i watch them struggle everyday for the little things that used to be simple, now a ,hallenge and i'm angry. and i want to k

earlier, it's believed dzhokhar tsarnaev arrived in a white van, under heavy guard and when we saw hisupporters outside the courtroom cheering for him as well this afternoon. he's facing a slew of very serious federal charges. among them conspiracy believing he conspired with his older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev. he used weapons to kill three people and after the bombing killing an mitt police officer, and three people and then days later, the mitt police office officer,'s life taken during the day through this. an emotional day as victims expected to be here and possibly areas of police officers and law enforcement officers as well just to be here and show their support. marsha. >> thank you very much. we'll be back there shortly as we wait for that hearing. we will speak with a relative of two bombing victims. paul and j. pchp. both lost a ln that attack, there were so many lost limbs as a result of the way that bomb was placed on that sidewalk and so much suffering in it's wake. their uncle is going to be there today. very important to be in that courtroom and see that man's face an

it could send a dangerous message to the dzhokhar supporters. "rolling stone" defends their decision saying the fact that tsarnaev is young and in the same age-group as many of our readers makes it all the more important for us to examine the complexity of this issue. for more on that, let's go to "red eye"'s senior media correspondent. >> not jasper, but adorable. let me ask you something, sherrod. earlier today "rolling stone" when they issued the statement they say their hearts go out to the victims go out to the boston bombings. >> first of all i give "rolling stone" this, of all of the bombers he is the sexiest. uni-bomber, not a looker jie. the cabin thing was rough. >> he is not coming out with an album or going out on tour. why is he on the cover of "rolling stone"? >> i don't get it. this was offensive to me. your thoughts? >> i think they want us to sympathize and feel his pain and to try to understand how society and his family made him the way he is. the psychological complexity of it all. what i loved is this is an issue where celeb

on the "newshour" tonight, we get the details of today's arraignment of dzhokhar tsarnaev, where he faced victims and survivors of the attacks. >> ifill: then, as house republicans meet behind closed doors to discuss strategy on immigration reform, ray suarez talks to two congressmen searching for a bill that can pass. >> woodruff: hari sreenivasan reports on the dirty and dangerous work done by children on the front lines of the african nation burkina faso's gold rush. >> the jobs down in the pits are typically reserved for teenagers. with only tree limbs to brace the mine walls, the risk to them is real. >> ifill: we have the story of the political and ethical dilemmas confronting the governor of virginia. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown profiles a chinese dissident, who uses poetry to reflect on life under a repressive regime. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at ma

. >> shepard: now, what happened when dzhokhar tsarnaev went face to face with the people he is accused of attacking. one pilot from the asiana airlines jet says a cockpit system didn't do its job. >> he recognized that the auto throttles were not maintaining speed. >> shepard: but was that because of the pilot's mistake or a malfunction? you'll hear how investigators plan to find out for sure. but first from fox this tuesday night, the judge in the trial of george zimmerman says closing arguments will begin tomorrow afternoon. and the jury is scheduled to get the case on friday. today, the defense rested after george zimmerman told the judge that he does not want to testify. >> did you now have sufficient time to discuss with your attorneys whether or not you wanted to testify in this case? >> yes, your honor. >> and i don't need to know what was said, but after those discussions you have made a decision? >> yes, your honor. >> and what is your decision, sir? >> after consulting with counsel, not to testify, your honor. >> george zimmerman's defense counsel george o'mara spoke after co

boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev smack dab on the cover.imagine it's drawing all kinds of backlash. we have learned today cvs pharmacies and tedeschi food shops refusing to sell this. some of the words being used to describe it. you hear tasteless. another we read today, sickening. also the word disgusting. words being thrown about in social media just to describe this "rolling stone" cover. on the "rolling stone" website, let me get this in. they have responded with this statement. quote, our hearts go out to the victims of the boston marathon bombing and our thoughts are always with them and their families. the cover story we are publishing this week falls within the traditions of journalism and "rolling stone's" long standing commitment to serious and thoughtful coverage of the most important political and cultural issues of our day. it goes on. the fact that dzhokhar tsarnaev is young and in the same age group as many of our readers makes it all the more important for us to examine the complexities of this issue and gain a more complete

. >>> john mccain weighed in on the controversial "rolling stone" cover featuring dzhokhar tsarnaev.ain thought it glorified dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> i thought it was stupid and i thought it was inappropriate. but for me to tell them to pull their magazine from the bookshelves, that's not -- newsstands, that's not up to me to do that. >> the cover angered a boston policeman so much, he released picture of dzhokhar tsarnaev sea surrender without -- dzhokhar tsarnaev's surrender without permission. >>> michigan's governor said today that there's no state money to help its largest city detroit. it's an open question whether washington might lend a hand. the once-thriving motor city filed for bankruptcy on thursday, the nation's largest city to do so. here's more. >> reporter: now that the city has filed this historic bankruptcy case involving more than $18 billion in debts that officials say has been filing up over the past 60 years, what's next. the bankruptcy process will be a lengthy one. it will involve more than 100,000 creditors including the police and retirement system as well as t

. >>> these here are pictures of a bloody of dzhokhar tsarnaev signature rending to officers back inpril. he's angry of this controversial rolling stone magazine cover which he says glamorizes dzhokhar tsarnaev. murphy was not thor rise to release these photos. >>> the case against toyota is linked to some claim of sudden acceleration toyota has rejected. attorneys say the lost of the range from $125 to $10, 000. >>> apple news west acquisition can help compete against the google map. which promises to improve search and navigation results from mobile apps. apple launch its own map last year to compete with google map but several problems made the program unsuccessful. >>> analysts say investigators have inspecting big things of the industry and are not seeing them. >>> a 5-year-old boy bitten by a rattle snack last night in contra costa. >> the snake was in the grass. near black hawk field. a 5-year-old boy stepped on the rattler. >> before the paramedics took him, he was swelling and bruising, it did not look very good. >> they'll have swelling and pain that'll increase, sometimes

now, folks, i understand why people are angry that dzhokhar tsarnaev is on the cover because up until now rolling stone's covers always featured role models like roman polanski, o.j. simpson or charles manson. [ cheers and applause ] why hent that dude put out any good music lately? he was my favorite beach boy. now folks, i'm going to shock some people right now by defending rolling stone magazine. they're just using controversy to gain attention. let's face it. the magazine industry is dying. i don't know why. i think it may have caught something from sitting in all those doctors' offices. now besides, rolling stone is not doing anything that has not been done by other magazines. i mean, we all remember when men's health had their controversial cover. hitler's final solution for belly fat flew off the shelves and cosmopolitan's 50 ways to make your man say americans must pay with blood for the death of muslims abroad. warning. number 5 is whvment whistling) rolling stone, listen up. i am not going to bite on your controversy bait here and give you free publicity by holding up your m

you're not indestructible anymore. >>> john lennon, steve jobs, jerry seinfeld and dzhokhar sarn yev. the 19-year-old accused boston bomber has joined the elite ranks of "rolling stone" covers stars. latest issues featured a shag gee haired "selfie" of the teenager. "how he was failed by his family, fell into radical islam and became a monster." he's charged with using a weapon of mass destruction which with carry the death penalty. it is due for release tomorrow and has been met with no shortage of criticism. so far at least five major chains are boycotting the issue. the retailers assert they are refusing to sell the magazine out of respect for the victims and boston's mayor thomas menino says it is in very poor taste. >> why? why are we going to publicize a guy who destroyed people's lives? doesn't make any sense to me. >> but "rolling stone" is no stranger to controversy having put charles manson on its cover in 1970 and roman polanski in 1981. in an interview with npr wednesday, the magazine's managing editor defended the decision. >> this is a person who is the same age as many

dzhokhar sarn knee yav -- dzhokhar tsarnaev will be in court. >> the book titled boston strong will hit stores next year. two writers have on shinned the movie rights. it could be years. reaction has been mixed. some say it's just too soon. >> wal-mart is threatening to pull out of the district if city leaders pass the living wage bill that requires large retailers to pay their workers at least $5 an hour more than the minimum wage. >> today the big-box store announced if it passes they will pull the plans in the district. >> it's frustrating we worked so hard to get retailers to come into especially a district where they don't have a lot of options so we work really hard to get wal-mart to come and that was going to be an anchor to encourage more retail to come so it's very frustrating. >> wal-mart says it may opt-out of three other stores already under construction in the city. >> well still ahead on the news edge at 11:00 a human skull found on a public golf course. the latest on the search for clues in this murder mystery. >> and a health alert tonight. why some people who use indoo

"rolling stone" cover of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the picture has been dubbed a glam celebrity-like treatment of a terrorist. many outlets including walgreens, rite and kmart won't sell it. joining me now is rachel sklar, co-founder of "the list," a media networking company for women. she's also contributor to medium.com. rachel, you wrote a piece about why you found this distasteful. i got into bed last night with my wife and i was talking to her, i don't understand why people are upset about this cover. she's like, i think it's disgusting. i've been surprised how massively polarizing it is along surprising lines. when i read your piece, i wouldn't have necessarily pegged rh to think that why. why do you think it's distasteful? >> i found it very irresponsibly glamorizing, and it's because of what the context of "rolling stone" is. it is a magazine, and, yes, it publishes lots of interesting journalism that has nothing to do with music but the cover is always about some rock star or a movie star, or someone famous. and the example o

. >>> a plea of not guilty from accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. it marked his first public appear an appearance since his april capture. the mother of two men who each lost a right leg in the bombings said afterwards she felt sick to her stomach. tsarnaev faces charges including using a weapon of mass destruction to kill. prosecutors says he orchestrated the bombings with his older brother tamerlan. the attack left two people dead and more than 250 people injured. tsarnaev could face the death penalty. >>> randy travis is in critical condition after suffering a stroke. he was initially hospitalized for congestive heart failure. the stroke is a complication of that initial heart issue. the baylor medical center posted on its website that travis underwent surgery to relieve pressure on his brain last night and is now in recovery. >>> a disturbing hit and run and it's caught on camera. take a look at this. it happened in a michigan parking lot. a minivan backed into a woman and a baby in a stroller and drives off with the stroller and the baby in tow

they defended the decision to feature dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> the cover story falls within the journalism and rolling stone long standing coverage of the political issues of today. the fact that he is young and in the same age group of many of our readers makes it important for us to examine the complexities of an issue and gain a more complete understanding of how a tragedy like this happens. the boston mayor says it sends a terrible message. >> total disgrace for rolling stone. the survivors and first responders why are we glorifying a guy in the city of boston. >> the cover is out of taste i think. >> meantime more major retarryls are refusing to sell copies of the controversial issue which goes on sale tomorrow. nine companies are boycotting the cover they include walgreens, cvs, rite aid, kmart, shop and stop and shaws star market. tons of comments continue to pour in on facebook. >> an alternate injure or in the george zimmerman trial speaks out. >> i think the things that i felt when i was doigiving my tw bones is the phone call did pick up on some things with rachel can tell's tes

sergeant shawn murphy was not authorized to release these photos showing dzhokhar tsarnaev. he relosed them in response to the controversial "rolling stone" cover that showed dzhokhar tsarnaev looking like a rock star. that sparked outrage across the nation. cvr, rite aid and wall greens announced they would not carry that "rolling stone" issue out in stores today. >>> tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the aurora theater massacre that killed 12 and injured 70. many events are being held. across the country. >> the tragic shooting like the one in aurora, and in newtown, opened the country's eyes to the fact that we have a serious problem with gun violence in america. >> the suspect in the theater shooting, james holmes, goes on trial next february. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> michael jackson's mother took the stand in the wrongful death lawsuit she filed against aeg live. it's the first time she's been a witness in a trial involving her son's death. she blames aeg live saying it was responsible for the doctor who gave propofol. lawyers say ther

many victims are expected at dzhokhar's arraignment.ly wounded during the cross fire is among those opting not to go. >> it may be a healing experience for some to see the person that did this to them. and then hopefully the process is, is swift. and just. and -- everybody can move on from then and all heal. >> reporter: the charges against the surviving suspect include using weapons of mass destruction, killing three and injuring 260, and the murder of mit police officer sean collier. his arraignment, a step in the city's healing. >> we have a strong city, we are stronger today than the marathon bombing. >> reporter: the former u mass dartmouth college student faces life in prison or death penalty on 17 of the 30 charges against for abc news, jorgequiroga, boston. >>> tensions boiled over at the george zimmerman trial which wrapped up after 13 hours of testimony and arguments. close to 10:00 last night the judge finally just called it a day. the defense attorney kept right on arguing. that's when the judge walked out. experts say it ap

do not worry my dear. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with killing three spectators and the bombings and also an mit police officer. his brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, died following a gunbattle with police. the upcoming trial could last three months and he could face the death penalty. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce, you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. [ rooster crows ] that's why safeway works closely with local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered to safeway every single day. fresh from our farmers. this week, locally grown red lion nectarines are just 99 cents a pound. at safeway, ingredients for life. ♪ >> we are back at 7168 am and a mud slide carrying that car away. drivers on a colorado highway were expecting this roadblock. mudslides over to about two dozen vehicles near manitou springs. part of u.s. highway 24 has been shut down. flash flooding hacaused by heavy rains has been blamed for rock and mud slides in the area. this is the same area that was rec

. >>> we are seeing more photos of dzhokhar tsarnaev for the first time this morning. the police photographer who revealed them has been relieved of duty. they're very controversial photos of the boston marathon bomber. alison harmelin reports. >> reporter: boston magazine's website posted photographs of a bloody dzhokhar tsarnaev emerging from a boat where he was hiding after the intense man hunt following the boston marathon bombing. there's blood on his face and a sniper target lies squarely on his forehead. in one image tsarnaev is lying draped over the side of a boat and another shows him after his capture. massachusetts police sergeant sean murphy took the photos. he says he gave them to the boston magazine because he was outraged over the recent "rolling stone" cover. he says it glamorizes the teen suspect. he quotes murphy saying i hope that the people who see these images will know that this was real. it was as real as it gets. many of boston's first responders and murphy to the "rolling stone" cover. >> they could have put anyone on that cover, police that ca

the pictures show dzhokhar tsaranev as police were arresting him, following a manhunt. >> the massachusetts police photographer has been relieved of duties for one day. some reports say disciplinary actions will go more than that. we have the latest from boston. >> reporter: the gripping photos show the moment that bombing suspect dzhokhar tsaranev is captured. the 19-year-old is seen floody and defeated. it's a far cry from the rock star image shown on the cover of "rolling stone." but for some, no better. >> i think they should focus on the brave people and the people who lost their lives. >> reporter: behind-the-scene images taken by state police tactical photographer, sergeant sean murphy, who was there during the manhunt. sergeant murphy explains. this guy is evil. this is the real boston bomber, not someone fluffed and buffed for the cover of "rolling stone." near the site of the bombings, we found supporters. >> i think that's the real face of terror. >> reporter: the "rolling stone" cover has stirred a firestorm of controversy. nearly a dozen chain stores are boycotting the issue. t

gives the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, the rock star treatment.k has that. >> usually you have to have a new album or a new movie coming out in order to get yourself on the cover of rolling stone. apparently the magazine's editorial policies have changed. the selection of the august cover boy, dzhokhar tsarnaev, has generated thousands of negative comments on the facebook page for those who think that they're giving the accused murderer rock star status. one commenter said it's wrong to make celebrities out of the people. one suggested that the man who lost both of his legs should be on the cover instead. the headline says the bomber, how a popular, promising student was failed by his family, fell into radical islam and became a monster. no response from rolling stone on the controversy the cover is generating. dzhokhar tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to 30 counts related to the april bombing which killed three and injured more than 260 others. back to you. jon: let's hope he doesn't sell magazines, his picture on the cover. thanks. jenna: attorne

in terms of the photo availability of dzhokhar tsarnaev. go ahead, carol.d and look at the images and see what you can play with. "rolling stone" did not alter this image. it tookage image and placed it on the cover. i mean what i think is going on here is a lot of the people who are upset out there are channeling a sense of responsibility, are wanting to attach horns or icon oegography that turns him into a devil. i think the evidence against him does that amply. so i'm perfectly evidence happy with tevidence presented today. >> i know "rolling stone" does fine journalism but it's known as a music magazine. what if it did have charlie manson on the cover. actually it did. >> "rolling stone" does an awful lot of long-ferm investigative jirnlism. it's not just about justin bieber and rap and rock. it's about a lot of things. and so they can do this, okay? "rolling stone" can go ahead and do this. you know, that they kick up a firestorm, i thing, is proper. that's the role of magazines to calm the question how we view people who did terrible things, how we vi

dzhokhar tsarnaev is on the cover.this guy is being glamorized. >> right. >> yes, there's a bottom line. "rolling stone" wants to be relevant, and young kids want to know how someone that's their peer become that person but i have to agree, the cover is disturbing. >> yeah, it really is. we get the publicity stunt, but now that you can't sell it in a lot of stores, it will probably start backfiring. >> we'll see. >>> new hope this morning that stalled mideast peace talks will resume. secretary of state john kerry will spend an extra day in jordan where he won support of the arab league over his pushing to restart israeli/palestinian negotiations. no details but the arab league says kerry laid the proper foundation for talks. >>> the mayor in new york is famously outspoken on the issue of health, of course. you may remember he tried to limit the size of sugary drinks. now mayor michael bloomberg is urging office workers to take the stairs instead of the elevator. he's urging a new law which would keep stairwell doors op

dzhokhar killed a police officer while attempting to flee.emember 8-year-old boy was killed by the act of terror and many amputees. nevertheless, the slimy terrorists says he didn't do it and there are disturbed people supporting him. >> today, i would love to see him plead not guilty and force the prosecution to prove their case because there is so much -- so much information out there that proves that they did not do this. >> he has the right to live his life. let him live his life. he is only 19 years old. >> we're here to show our support. let him know he has people out there that does believe him n. him that he didn't do this and talk to people. tell them why we think he is innocent and our facts and evidence and the lack of facts and evidence to see if we can wake a couple people up and make them realize this is not true. >> bill: hard to believe. the trial of tsarnaev is expected to last months and cost the taxpayers tense of millions of dollars. but, why should it last that long? the evidence against this thug is overwhelming there ar

dzhokhar tsarnaev is young makes it porpt for us to examine the complexities of the issue. obviously you can do that without putting the guy on the front in a way that a lot of people thought it was a rock star until it was pointed oout that it was someone who engaged in a terrorist act and killed americans. they put charles manson on the cover in 1970. does that make it okay? >> no. absolutely i believe this is a perfectly fine iteration of journalism. i think it is cowardly that "rolling stone" would not put their journalist out front to defend it because i think it is an easy thing to defend. what you have here is a story about a guy who was a very, very integrated and well balanced by all accounts member of our society until something happened. we don't know precisely what happened. that was the point of this story to account for how he slid off the rails. i think it is quite a good account. i think it is a good story and i think the photo goes right with the story. if you care about how this happened i think you have to credit row "rolling stone" with spending two mont