meanwhile dzhokhar has a drug-dealing business. dzhokhar is living the life. way out of anything. he's a leader among his friends. he comes off as far more calculating, manipulative character and the brother much more of a wreck which completely turns the narrative around from what we thought, which is the tough guy brother pushing his younger brother into doing this thing. >> so what about the fbi in all of this. they have been criticized for failing to prevent the bombing. some red flags that have gone up since they had investigated the brothers for three months in 2011. they closed the file on them at that time. given all of these family and personal issues for your investigation, do you think that the bombing could have been prevented? could the fbi have done more? >> first of all, that story comes in part from the russian version of events that had tamerlin meeting with jihadis which we doubt is entirely true. at the same time the fbi did get a flag from russia and did investigate him. the thing is if they're talking to people who are struggling in americ

dzhokhar, you want to know what total isolation is? when you can never be with someone you love because they are dead. murdered simply because they are american, the very people you despise, yet whose rights you cling to while you affirm your commitment to jihad. confined to your cell? you're indicted for killing four and injuring and maiming hundreds more. do you think they should let you out of jail so you could walk around? are you stupid, too? you're confined to a cell because you've been charged with the murders of innocent people. and, by the way, you want to know what real confinement is? real confinement is when you can't move from a wheelchair because you've lost your legs and your arms because some dirtbag, who shouldn't have been allowed here in the first place, decided you shouldn't have them anymore. at's confinement. and limited access to the outdoors? i'll tell you what limited access to the outdoors is. it's when you go outside and you can't see anything because you've been blinded by some pot-smoking, american-hating,

. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev, you remember him, the younger of the two boston bomber brot >> at younger ofston bombing brothers, charged in the coordinated detonation of an ied at the boston marathon. he wants a court to vacate the serious severe restrictions while he awaits trial. he alleges his amendment rights have been violated because his telephone and mail privileges have been restricted. now, i don't know about you, but my blood boiled when i heard that one. dzhokhar, your constitutional rights violate you'd should kiss the american ground you walk on that even afforded you these constitutional rights in the first place. and by the way, in case you're wondering, because i know you spent most of your life here smoking dope and selling weed, while on a u.s. scholarship, the reason for severe restrictions to telephone and mail privileges because there is a substantial risk your communications or context could result in further injury or death to other innocent americans. why? because in the days following your capture, you affirmed to the fbi, your commitment to jihad. now, you complai

there isn't this idea of dzhokhar being radicalized.being a thrill-seeking criminal who doesn't think anything can happen to him. >> and then finally, with this family, david, i mean the real reason the sartsarnaevs came toe country, you were reporting they were really on the run. from whom? >> well, a lot of chechens, not a lot, but hundreds of chechens got political asylum in the united states because of the war in chechnya. from friends, it sounds like the father. exaggerated any idea, had a dream of making it in the united states. possibly some of his business dealings got him in trouble with the russian mob. one story his family has told to friends is the idea that he was severely beaten up, hospitalized, somebody did something to the family dog, cut the dog's head off, and they're on the run from that. again, none of this is to excuse what happened, but you get this picture, completely opposite, different than what we thought of when we first heard it. calculated terrorist organization trying to do this. you get this train wreck o

en donde dos ollas a presión explotaron con explosivos tamerlan tsarnaev murió y el otro culpable dzhokhary, gina dejesus y michelle knight en su hogar en cleveland, ohio, por más de 10 años entre 2002 y 2013, a quienes golpeó y violó durante todo ese tiempo y quienes fueron liberadas el 6 de mayo de 2013 condenado a cadena perpetua y quien se suicidó. el caso de el adolescente afroamericano de 17 años de edad trayvon martin asesinado el 26 de febrero de 2012 en sanford, california resultó en que el culpado george zimmerman no tuviera cargos. >> y ahora nos vamos a una pausa pero al volver en breve a noticias univision 14 veremos que selena gomez sufre de una enfermedades que muchas mujeres tienen. >> además veremos información de las condiciones de salud del piloto aleman michael schumacher después de su accidente en los alpes suizos. detalles de esta y otras noticias en breves instantes al volver de la pausa comercial. @cpc?h >> la policía de san francisco investiga balacera cerca del golden gate comenzó en ashbury tendremos más información en cuanto tengamos detalles. >> selena gomez ti

. >>> lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev are asking for an tension. he is on trial for the boston bombing. >>> a bomb scare in harvard university. they claim that explosives were hidden in three academic buildings and a dorm. nothing was found but the fear on campus was real. >> i'm from boston so for me, i guess, with everything that has happened the past year, like it definitely did remind me a little bit of april and like what it happened because i had been pretty close to that situation. so it did hit a little close to home. >> wow. final exams initially set for monday are being rescheduled. >> not all are being rescheduled. some are given the option to accept their grade the way it was or take a pass/fail. they had a exam scheduled for yesterday afternoon and if students were too traumatized be to take the exams they could get out of that. a mess up there at harvard. >>> a wildfire churning through acreage and home in big sur, california, driven by high winds and dry conditions and turning vegetation into fuel. the fire so far has burned 500 acre

investigation that offers new details about the lives of alleged boston marathon bombers tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. >>> a florida man was charged last week on 142 counts of possession of weapons and ammunition by a convicted felon. how he got caught is the interesting part. police apparently used instagram and noticed the man's series of photos holding guns and wads of money. why are you posting? >>> china's moon rover has begun sending back images showing the lunar lander and rover burying a chinese flag. it's been almost 40 years since the last successful lunar landing. >>> and in ohio, over 300 half-nude santas braving the cold to run in the second annual santa speedo dash for diabetes. the 5k was slippery due to sleet, rain and temperatures in the mid-30s. the jolly runners raised about $20,000. i would hate to fall in that if you're just wearing a speedo, right? >>> now for business. turning to cnbc's seema mody. good morning, seema. >> richard, time is running out to buy your christmas tree. analysts say demand has been very strong this year partly due to fewer days between thanksgi

. >> reporter: 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev and his younger brother, 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev.an m.i.t. police officer shot and killed. >> reporter: the older brother, tamerlan, killed, too. a boston suburb on lockdown. police move in. >> they were saying, you got them. boston pride, boston strong. >> reporter: america would soon turn to another city, cleveland. the nation hearing the 911 call ten years in the making. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped. i've been missing for ten years. >> reporter: amanda berry disappearing at 16, making that brave call, at 27 years old. three women trapped inside, all held captive by ariel castro. castro fathering a baby with amanda. >> this is the moment that this community has been waiting for, for ten years. >> reporter: we were there the day amanda berry came home with her 6-year-old daughter. and gina dejesus flashing a thumb's up. those young women, survivors. >> there has been some kind of crash at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: incredibly, more than 300 people survived this, an asiana 777 cashing. a pi

that occurred before they captured finally the younger brother dzhokhar it really gripped the country and i think it leaves a lot of lingering questions moving forward that the country might have moved past the bombing and healed but there are still questions about why the bombers did this could law enforcement have seen it coming and it was the police response and locking down the entire city of boston that friday appropriate so those are all questions that the country is still going to deal with long after the bombing sam this time of year we saw the deadly newton shooting that left twenty six people twenty young children dead by january we heard from obama about some promising new gun control laws that we might see really nothing's changed what has happened in terms of gun control this year and i mean i was in washington with you in october and there was two suitings in the time that i was in washington what is happening. yes sadly these sort of shootings are happening on a on a consistent basis i mean just before the newtown anniversary there was another school shooting out in col

accused bomber sar nef was killed in a standoff by police his brother dzhokhar is behind bars. an ef 5 coronado swept through oklahoma killing many. investigators blame faulty radio systems. >> they have been missing for 10 years i am here, i am free now. >> three women rescued after a decade as captives in a home in cleveland. ariel castro pleaded guilty to more than 900 charges before killing himself in prison. edward snowden made off with thousands of classified documents and exposed top secret surveillance programs. asian gnaw flight crash landed at san francisco international airport. most passengers made it out alive but three teenagers died. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> they cleared george zimmerman of all charges in the killing of trayvon martin. >> welcome. >> a new british royal came into the world. prince george is third in line to the throne. house republicans refuse to raise the debt ceiling and less than democrats agree to defund obamacare. >> it led to a government shut down that lasted 16 days. >> healthcare.gov launched with technical gli

then, the manhunt for his brother, dzhokhar. that shut down the city. believe that the suspect has been cornered in a boat." tsarnaev. arrested april 19-th. and later charged. now the u-s attorney is deciding if he'll face the death penalty. the attack knocked the city down. but it was far from defeated. "i kind of feel like we're all boston." the whole country. united. with one resounding message. "strong-- not just strong-- boston strong." >> the u-s attorney is now deciding if tsarnaev will face the death penalty. >> a federal judge in new york says the nsa's collection of phone data is legal. this goes against another ruling last week by a federal judge in washington who said the program was likely unconstitutional. in his ruling today, u-s district judge william pauley said the n-s-a's bulk collection of phone records was legal under the patriot act. this all comes afterogram was rn classified leaks by former n-s-a contractor edward snowden. >> federal unemployment benefits end tomorrow for 1.3 million jobless americans. the checks will stop coming

dzhokhar tsarnaev is being held in a federal facility. >>> there's been a new crash in san francisco,es, on bayshore at courtland. right in front of the lowe's store here. it's an injury crash involving a pedestrian and a vehicle of some sort. city vehicle had from what we understand. bayshore boulevard at courtland avenue right in front of lowe's there. pretty busy street at this time. 101 is pretty busy and people use bayshore to go around it. i wouldn't suggest that right now as the fire department along with medics and the police are there at that corner. also looking at the commute coming into san francisco bay bridge. that commute is moderately heavy. there are no major problems coming into the city. it's about a 25-minute delay. it what tonight -- i want to mention that traffic is still slow, stop and go. this is 80 westbound at university. as we pull back, you can see that traffic is -- it's not a picnic as you drive there. westbound on 80. traffic continues to slow in pockets down to the macarthur maze. 8:50. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> a lot of high clouds. haz

dzhokhar tsarnaev's attack killed two people and injured countless others. >>> israeli actress gail fedans expert in fast and furious shows. whether she picked up any fighting skills to be used in her role as wonder woman. the batman verses super man film goes july 15th. >>> the time is 25 after the top of the hour. coming up holiday cheer gives way to chaos as a fight breaks out all caught on camera. what sparked this drama at the christmas tree lelighting. >> a person jaywalking hit head on by a car. this story has a surprising ending. and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. y you>> once only once in three years. that's how many times kathleen sebelius met with president obama before launching obamacare. many asking why she still has a job. >> thousands of americans waking up to this. how it could impact dinner tables and restaurants from coast to coast. >> a ups driver caught on camera acting like a bad santa. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ floor d

then the manhunt for his brother, dzhokhar, that shut down the city. >> we believe that the suspect isnered in a boat. >> tsarnaev arrested april 19th, and later charged. now, the u.s. attorney is deciding if he'll face the death penalty. the attack knocked the city down, but it was far from defeated. >> can feel like we're all boston. >> the whole country united with one resounding message. >> strong. not just strong. boston strong. >> that's it for me. see you at 5:00 eastern on "the situation room." "newsroom" continues right now with kyra phillips. >>> and brianna, thanks so much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm kyra phillips. we begin with that fight over your privacy and how it's become a fight in the u.s. legal system. a federal judge has just ruled that the white house endorsed nsa program that digs into your phone records and is completely legit. legal. that's a 180-turn from last week when another judge called the nsa s

his brother, dzhokhar, faces charges. >>> richie incognito agreeing to stay on suspension for the restf the season over the bullying scandal. he's accused with driving a teammate to leave the dolphins. >>> fda may require manufacturers of anti-bacterial hand soap and body wash to tell you how good their product is at actually keeping you clean. the fda releasing a statement saying, quote, there's currently no evidence that they are any more effective at preventing illness than washing with plain soap and water. >>> finally -- yeah. check out that crowd. busting down the doors. shoppers trying to get their hands on what? the latest air jordan sneakers, of course, during a presale at the eastland mall in columbus, ohio, yesterday. a whopping 170 bucks for a pair of shoes. that didn't stop hundreds of people from lining up. amazingly no one was trampled. >>> we're just a week away now from the deadline to sign up for health care in time for january 1st coverage. insurance companies say they continue to get incomplete information on enrollees or in some cases no information. white house pr

sent my father a letter which is in the book saying would you write a blurb for my novel about joe dzhokhar think? [laughter] >> joe mccarthy? >> and my father wrote a pleasant letter back, well, you haven't really persuaded me about the greatness of joe mccarthy, and i'm sorry i won't be able to give you a blurb. but ken galbraith did. they were even better friends. [laughter] >> both of you, did he have call ms as a historian about keeping, about making so many judgments in a contemporary -- in the his journals and his letters making -- i mean, he's very tough on eisenhower when he's being inaugurated. the business interests are back in. there's been a whole new way of a thinking about the eisenhower presidency, for example, and john and i were talking about it earlier, in fact, he was behind the scenes playing a much more enlightened role than anyone knew at the time because he'd been to war when stalin died about trying to deal with the new soviet leadership. and it was a fairly daring enterprise. did arthur at any point say, you know, i might have had that piece a little bit wrong? >>

attorneys representing dzhokhar tsarnaev did not return our calls or e-mail. >> the younger brother isabout him as well? >> reporter: the "globe" quotes friends and aquaintances saying that he sold marijuana at the university of massachusetts at dartmouth. that he often made about $1,000 a week doing that and he sometimes carried a gun to protect his supply of marijuana. again, we got no comment from his attorneys or the u.s. attorney's office prosecuting him to that report. >> brian todd with the latest on that story, thank you. >>> still ahead, prayers for the 17-year-old victim of the colorado school shooting from the dead gunman's family. >>> plus, why is the basketball star dennis rodman heading back to north korea even after his so-called pal, kim jong-un, executed his own uncle. >>> and will ferrell sits down with me to talk journalism and other important issues for an anchorman. >> don't touch the hair. >> don't touch the hair. >> or you're fired. >> that's it. and ah, so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer s

then the manhunt for his brother dzhokhar that shut down the city. >> we believe that the suspect isd in a boat. >> reporter: tsarnaev arrested april 19th and later charged. now the u.s. attorney is deciding if he'd face the death penalty. the attack knocked the city down, but it was far from defeated. >> i kind of feel like we're all boston. >> reporter: the whole country united with one resounding message. >> strong. not just strong. boston strong. >> cnn's top ten of 2013. we're koupting them all down with don lemon tomorrow night 6:30 eastern time. >>> a lot of big crime and justice stories this year. our legal guys richard herman and avery freeman will be here to discuss the most intriguing in their view and they'll tackle yesterday's ruling on the nsa checked of phone records. all right. it's fight night in mma, but the biggest bout might not be in the main event. why everyone is talking about it being ladies' night inside the octag octagon. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is tha

his 19-year-old brother, dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured and is awaiting trial on federal charg chargeshe has pleaded not guilty. >>> and the emergence of an unconventional leader of the catholic church is your top story of 2013. pope francis became the 266th pontiff, the first latin american to take the title. his remarks on homosexuals and his repeated acts of compassion including his embrace of the severely disfigured man have made headlines around the world. the 77-year-old pontiff was named "time" magazine's person of the year. >> i still have that vision of him with the homeless man he brought to his apartment on his birthday of all times. it was funny, we were talking about this with the international correspondent. yeah, the homeless person was even allowed to bring his dog with him. he embraced everybody. he is definitely an unconvent n unconventional man, isn't he? >> he is unconventional. i think his popularity is largely due to the fact that people can relate with him, right? he's very approachable and he's kind of the people's pope, which is the way it should be, right? >>

dzhokhar tsarnaev still in custody after the blasts that rocked the finish line killing three peoplehers. the judge saying the ag's decision will set the tone for all future proceedings. joining us now to weigh in our legal panel, lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst, and doug burns, a criminal defense attorney. if you were arguing this case to the attorney general, lis, what would you say to him about whether or not he should go for the death penalty? >> well, this is an absolute death penalty case. you've got, as you mentioned, people dead, hundreds of others injured in what was really a terrorist act in april of last year in boston. if we're going to have a death penalty in this country, this case absolutely qualifies for it, and and i would say to attorney general holder make that decision at the beginning of the year so it sets everything else in progress. jon: and there was, you know, the victims here, every single victim was just an awful, awful story. >> yes. jon: but one of the victims here a very young boy, doug. >> no. even as a defense lawyer, obviously, jon, you have to loo

then the manhunt for his brother, dzhokhar, that shut down the city. >> we believe that the suspect isnered in a boat. >> tsarnaev arrested april 19th. and later charged. now, the u.s. attorney is deciding if he'll face the death penalty. the attack knocked the city down, but it was far from defeated. >> i kind of feel like we're all bu boston. >> the whole country united with one re-sounding message. >> strong. not just strong. boston strong. >> ashleigh banfield, thank you very much. i will not ever forget being in boston at that time. you can vote on the top ten overall stories of 2013. go to cnn.com/yir for year in review. >>> and we roll on. hour two. i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with this story. this stanford doctor could have the last world over jahi lives or dies because this court appointed dr. paul fisher to look at the 13-year-old from oakland and decide if she was truly brain dead. her family and her supporters marched today in oakland, demanding a hospital keep her on this ventilator. jahi was declared brain dead back on december 12th. three days after a tonsillectomy. the

his 19-year-old brother dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured and is awaiting federal charges.the emergence of a somewhat unconventional leader of the catholic church is your top story of 2013. pope francis became the 266th pontiff, the first latin american to take the title. his remarks on homosehomosexual his repeated acts of compassion, including his embrace of a severely disfigured man seen here, have made headlines around the world. the 77-year-old pontiff was also named "time" magazine's person of the year. >> okay, thank you vaery much, and you can see the entire list of this year' top stories she just rolled through. go to the website, cnn.com. >>> a chemistry teacher turned drug king pin. a struggle for power with a few dragons on the side, and of course, washington's scheming and dysfunction at its worst. what do they have in common? they're just a couple of the shows that president obama says he likes to watch when he gets a little free time. i'm talking "game of thrones" "house of cards" and "mad men." a couple shows revealed in the "new york times" today. jake tapp

then the manhunt for his brother, dzhokhar, that shut down the city. >> we believe that the suspect isev arrested april 19th and later charged. now, the u.s. attorney is deciding if he'll face the death penalty. the attack knocked the city down, but it was far from defeated. >> i kind of feel like we're all boston. >> the whole country united with one resounding message. >> strong. not just strong. boston strong. >> our ashleigh banfield, thanks so much. you can vote on the top ten overall stories of 2013. go to cnn.com/yir for year in review. >>> and good afternoon, everyone. i'm kyra philfil phillips in fo baldwin. let's get into it. new this afternoon, target with a stunning turnaround. they say the personal information numbers or pins were in fact compromised along with credit and debit card information. when target stores were hacked earlier this month, we talked about this massive data breach with more than 40 million accounts affected. this has huge implications now for anyone who shopped at target using a debit card. for more now, we go to zain asher at the new york stock excha

the brother of the boston bombing case, dzhokhar tsarnaeved, survived. do you think a fair and impartial jury can be seated in that case? >> it is going to be difficult. there is not going to be any court in the united states where no one has heard about the ba boston bombing. they should present questions to the federal judge to ask the jurors whether they could be fair and impartial. but the media and global attention on the case will make it hard. >> kudos to john winter, a writer who won a ruling she didn't have to reveal one of her sources. a great one for the future of journalism on cases like this. merry christmas to you guys. >> coming up, more of the attacks on christians in the middle east as the christians are under threat increasingly. this is the pope's first year on the job and used this christmas message to call for peace. he praised for peace in the middle east and embattled nations. the terror groups carried out attacked in the middle east on christians. the latest attack was in iraq. we have an expert joining us. it seems like the chris