the defense suggest that dzhokhar tsarnaev is mentally ill. lawyers indicated that he fell under the domination and control of his aggressive older brother tamerlan tsarnaev. >> in cases where you have a young man under the influence of a dom nearing older man, you can create sympathy for the young defendant. the other man is dead, the older brother is dead. the defense can create sympathy for a defendant who was a teenager at the time. >> the biggest decision the defense team faces is whether to plead guilty. >> often as said in death penalty cases, that you have a primary objective, and that is to save the life of your client. >> in this case, you have 30 counts, federal counts against the young man. it seems that the primary objective is to saviour life. the case may not april all the immense, and that the bombing could have been prevented. the trial is scheduled to start in november. >> the fbi was tipped off by the russians about the radicalization. there's a new report from the inspector general from the intelligence community. this is a

after the one-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombings, attorneys for the lone suspect dzhokhar tsarnaevarges against him dismissed. the judge quickly denied that request, but meantime, we are learning new information about the conditions tsarnaev is being held under at a federal medical prison near boston. "the new york times" reports that he cannot mingle, speak or pray with any other prisoners. his only visitors are the legal team, and mental health consultant, and his immediate f family who had apparently seen him only rarely. he may write only one letter, three pages, double-sided and place one telephone call each week to his family, and when he reads newspapers or magazines, they are stripped of the classified ads to letters to the editor, and he is only able to go out to a single small confin

. >> the one surviving suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has pled not guilty to the indictment. his older brother tamerlan tsarnaev was killed in a police shoot out 12 day -- two days after the attack. police say they have a confession inside the boat where dzhokhar tsarnaev was arrested. >>> ktvu.com has a special section that's dedicated to the boston bombings. you can learn more about the survivors and their recovery during the past year. >>> this massive fire left a gaping hole in one bay area neighborhood. the fight still being waged even though the flames have long been out. >>> a series of storms in march simply wasn't enough. the new place residents are being told not asked to cut back their water use. >>> back here right after the break, we're checking on a warm up that's going to happen in your neighborhood tomorrow. how hot is it going to get in your backyard. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute o

an hour after the curfew is lifted, dzhokhar tsarnaev was found in a suburban watertown backyard hiding inside a boat, bringing an end to the five-day ordeal. today officials including the vice president commemorated the one-year anniversary. marked with a moment of silence and ringing of the bells. as for dzhokhar tsarnaev, now 20, he is set to face trial in november on 30 federal charges. 17 of which carry the death penalty. joining me now is msnbc contributor mike barnicle and executive producer of national geographics inside the hunt for the boston bombers robert polombo. mike, just, you know, it's a day i think for those of us who are not from boston even filled with deeply mixed emotions. en wouone, the pain of the city. the people injured, those killed. also a feeling of pride and resilience in the way the city came together and came back. as someone from boston, you know the city really well. you were there this morning. what did you wake up feeling this morning? >> i woke up feeling quite hopeful about the day ahead, about the week ahead and extremely hopeful about the marathon

i stayed there right through they caught dzhokhar tsarnaev. after that happened, a couple months went by and it was still a big part of my job to cover what happened and the fallout from the whole tragedy. talking to a lot of the victims and survivors and such. casey reached out to me and he was looking for his next book project. we have been friends for a long time. such a big it is story that really requires two people to telik properly. it was a perfect match. >> our deadline is late may so we wanted to take this story through the first anniversary. that is really the only way to tell it. we wish we had more time because it is so massive. we know some of the statistics from the marathon bombing. over 260 people wounded, three people on-site killed. m.i.t. police officer executed days later. why those reasons numbers are so huge -- one of the reasons why the death toll was relatively low for something like this was because of these and other numbers. overg the boston marathon, 800 boston police officers were assigned to the route. over 400 v

they have a lot of evidence in the case that include surveillance video that they say shows dzhokhar tsarnaev actually putting one of the bombs near the finish line at the boston marathon. authorities say they also have a handwritten confession on the inside of the boat where tsarnaev was captured. >>> the city are spending thousands of dollars to prevent what happened last year. why the bay area is seen as a high risk area. that story coming up at 6:00. >>> a cab driver struck a woman in a wheelchair. we're told the accident happened just about two hours ago at the intersection of levenworth and mccallister street. the cab driver stopped at the scene. the woman who was hit had minor injuries and is expected to survive. >>> the raymond "shrimp boy" chow is charged with several counts of money laundering and conspiring. >> he is in good spirits, it's been very positive interactions. we're all excited to actually get to the bottom of the case and be able to discover and prove his innocence. >> two other men also entered not guilty pleas. jackson and sullivan are accused of taking part in a neve

there's the accused bomber of dzhokhar tsarnaev.onds later -- >> i started coming to a little bit and i tried to get up and i couldn't get up. my leg was gone. >> when i came to, i saw -- for some reason i saw my leg right away like off. >> and then you just see bodies on the ground everywhere, people everywhere. you could smell -- it must have been blood and burnt clothes and everything. >> paul managed to call his mother. he told her he was hurt really badly and that he couldn't find his brother. >> i knew he wouldn't call me just to tell me a bomb went off. i knew something was wrong. >> medical staff rushed j.p. and paul to different hospitals. when they arrived, the outlook was grim for both of them. each was missing their right leg and would need emergency surgery. paul was in far worst shape than his older brother. >> honestly, we didn't think he was going to make it. >> j.p. started to heal but paul remained in a coma for a week. he was the final patient from the bombing listed in critical condition but the family kept that

wednesday morning about 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning that finally fbi headquarters they hit on dzhokhar tsarnaevas something that was very chilling as you say. and that was they saw him put the back pack down and saup the explosion happen and unlike everybody else, he did not turn and react. he just kept walking to them that was a giveaway and that led to the break in the case. >> a chilling moment there of everyone reacting one way and one person in the crowd not reacting. there's been some reporting that federal authorities had enough information on the tsarnaev brothers beforehand they even went so far as to consult russian intelligence sources about it but didn't do anything. do you think they should have in light of all they knew? >> you know, i think, we've already seen a lot of hearings and investigations into this since the bombing. it's a natural thing that should happen. we should look at the possible intelligence failures and we know now that tamerlan may have been involved in this triple murder outside of boston in 2011. i think there are certainly missed opportunities, at least to p

. >>> some restrictions may be lifted on boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev, as he awaits trialharges he was responsible for the deaths of three people at the marathon and an m.i.t. police officer during the manhunt afterward. a federal judge ruling the accused terrorist should be able to see autopsy photos and is considering allowing him to meet with his sister outside of the earshot of investigators. >>> opening statements today in a manhattan courtroom in the terror trial of the so-called hook-handed terrorist. shake abu hamza al masri. prosecutors say his fiery sermons delivered in london inspired zacarias moussaoui. al masri faces charges including setting up a terror camp in oregon. he is allowed to take the stand in his own defense. >>> nearly one day after the ground gave way in east seattle, the death toll from the catastrophic landslide still rising. two more bodies have been recovered, pushing the official figure to 39, with up to 6 people still missing. search teams have combed through hundreds of acres of muck for over three weeks. scientists say unusually high rain

remember when police cornered dzhokhar tsarnaev in the boat?ecutors say they have against the suspect and why the case may not be as cut and dry as you might think. >> there is a person in the boat! we have a person in the boat trying to poke a hole through the boat! vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great britain, all in one place book on expedia before april 30th and save up to thirty percent. bill: back to southern california, we are seeing these students evacuated from the school out to the football field. we don't know why. there is one report on the ground that suggests a gas leak may be at work, it looks like an otherwise beautiful day in southern california. we are working our sources to find out what the story years and once we can figure that out, we will bring it back to you. there you get a look at the students. the foo

the federal government is demanding the death penalty for dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> he took life. >> how do you set up a bomb? it's absolutely a coward. anybody that thinks otherwise that he shouldn't die, is nuts. >> reporter: they plan to take their mind off the marathon. they're getting married. mark, bbc news boston. >>> boston resilience shining through that. today michael phelps announcing he's coming out of retirement. he will cheat for the -- compete for the first time. the move comes speculation about the possibility of phelps swimming in 2016. >>> nasa is known for -- making the game to reach many potential players. a program in new york city is out to change all of that. >> reporter: sanchez is a college squash player. began her career in the bronx. she first heard about the sport when our crews first visited her school. >> we all thought it was a vegetable thing like squash. we saw we're like, this is actually a sport. wow. >> reporter: they tried out and selected for the program. the squash player in the bronx, she was suffering with a rarity. >> when i eused to walk around

alexis christoforous, cbs news, boston. >> and lawyers for last year's bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaevt some of the charges dismissed and want prison restriction restrictions on him eased. they will go to a judge today saying many of the charges against him are redundant and could sway jurors. >>> developing right now in south korea, more than 200 people remain missing hours after a large ferry ship sank there. so far, four people have been confirmed dead. the ship was carrying mostly high schoolers. 160 coast guard and navy divers looking for survivors in the ship and in the water. those who had life jackets were told to jump into the water and wait for rescue. >>> 6:33. lawrence is here with a look at our lovely weather coming up. >> and what a nice "hump day" it's going to be. lots of sunshine coming our way today. in fact, starting out with more sun today less clouds it looks like all things headed toward a warmer day ahead as high pressure builds in overhead and that means a north wind kicking in and we are going to see some great weather tase every today even sunshine at the coas

. >> and lawyers for last year's bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev want some of the charges now dismissednd want prison restrictions on him eased up. they are asking a judge for that today. they say many. charges against him had redundant and could sway jurors. >>> a jewish community center in kansas is open again today for the first time since a deadly shooting. three people were killed sunday at 2 locations in overland park and police later arrested a white supremacist. u.s. attorney general eric holder will head to kansas tomorrow to pay tribute to those who died. >>> and it was an emotional day at a pennsylvania high school. classes resumed today one week after a student went on a mass stabbing spree. 21 people including students and a security guard were injured. a 16-year-old has been arrested for the stabbings. investigators say the teen took two kitchen knives from home and randomly started stabbing students before classes began. no one died in the attack. >>> happening today, bart's fleet of the future is making its public debut. the train is at the justin herman plaza in san fra

alexis christoforous, cbs news, boston. >> lawyers for last year's bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaevof the charges now dismissed. they want restrictions on him eased up. they say many of the charges against him are redundant and could sway jurors. >>> 5:32. we are going to take a look at our nice weather coming up. lawrence is here. >> should be a great day ahead. warmer temperatures, less clouds around the bay area to start out the day today so i think by the afternoon lots of sunshine and the temperatures up into the 70s and 80s in the warmest spots inland. looking good out there as we are going to start out with hazy sunshine and patchy fog then a lot of sunshine this afternoon. these numbers are going to start to hoed up the scale in the 70s inside the bay 60s along the coastline even some sunshine there. and 70s and 80s well inland. hazy at the bay, 40s and 50s this afternoon. almost 70 into san francisco. 81 degrees in consumer report. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> >> out to the bay bridge toll plaza where it looks like the far right cash lanes are building. we have

dzhokhar tsarnaev pleaded not guilty to federal charges. and awaits trial. he could face the death penalty. >>> at least two people are confirmed dead after a ferry sunk off south korea's southern coast with 459 passengers on board including high school students on a field trip there. nearly 11 hours after the ship first sent out a distress signal, south korean officials report 292 people are still unaccounted for. a u.s. navy ship is on the scene assisting the rescue operation which will continue into the night. frances kuo has more. >> reporter: these are photos of the ferry on its side off south korea's southwest coast. emergency crews on the water and in the air surround the sinking ship. the ferry was carrying more than 470 people, many of them high school students on a field trip to the southern island of jeju. on their way there, officials say the boat began listing badly. a distress call was sent. several helicopters and rescue boats raced to the scene. it's not yet clear what caused the ship to sink. frances kuo, nbc news. >>> now to new video that

orchestrated the bombings, 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev died were a shoot-out with police. 20-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to federal charges and is awaiting trial. he could face the death penalty. >>> at least two confirmed deaths after a south korea ferry sunk off south korea with passengers on board including high school students on a field trip. nearly eight hours after the ship first sent out a distress signal. the south korean coast guard are reporting 300 people are still unaccounted for. a u.s. navy ship is on the scene assisting the rescue cope. nbc frances kuo has more. >> reporter: these are scene of the ferry, crews on the water and air surrounding the sinking ship. the ferry was carrying more than 470 people many of them high school students on a field trip to the island of jeju. a distress call was sent. several hundred helicopters and rescue boats raced to the scene. it's not yet clear what caused the ship to sink, frances kuo, nbc news. >>> we want to show you a new video that appears to show a large number of al qaeda members who apparently escaped from a prison. am

. >>> some restrictions may be listed on boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev, as he awaits trial on charges that he was responsible for the deaths of three people at the marathon and an m.i.t. police officer during the manhunt afterwards. a federal judge ruling the accused terrorist should be allowed to see autopsy photos. the judge is considering allowing tsarnaev to meet with his sister outside the earshot of investigators. >>> nearly one month after the ground gave way northeast of seattle, the death toll from a catastrophic landslide still rising. two more bodies have been recovered, pushing the official figure to 39. up to six people still missing. search teams have combed through hundreds of acres of muck for more than three weeks now. scientists say unusually high rainfall and a weak hillside contributed to that slide. >>> one person in critical condition this morning after this dramatic crash near los angeles. two fire trucks collided at an intersection, sending one barreling into a restaurant. more than a dozen people, including several firefighters, were hurt. fire offi

his brother dzhokhar tsarnaev could get the death penalty if convicted.he anniversary was also a chance to celebrate the city's resilience. the boston marathon takes place next week. >> we will never yield. we will never cower. everca will never, ever, stand down. we are boston. we are america. we respond. we endure. we overcome. and we own the finish line. >> those who did not make it to the finish line will always be remembered. the city determined to show strength in the face of terror. >> i will be live in boston on monday as the marathon is run. suspected islamist militants boardingcked a girls' school in nigeria and abducted over 100 students. some students later escaped into the bush. two security force members were killed. a letter formally protesting the obama administration decision to reject a visa for its new u.s. ambassador. the dispute is over his background. he was a member of the group responsible for the 1979 takeover of the u.s. and busy andtehran. the white house -- embassy in tehran. iran says it is against international law to deny hi

would be seeking the death penalty against dzhokhar tsarnaev, the alleged boston marathon bomber. he was arrested and indicted. i have declared my confidence in his receiving a fair yet aggressive prosecution in the united states district court for the commonwealth of massachusetts. mr. chairman, as a former federal prosecutor, you know attorney general holder's decision to seek the death penalty is a game changer. i'm sure you are familiar with the intricacies involved in a capital case. as i reminded the committee last year, as we fulfill our constitutional oversight responsibilities, we must be careful not to jeopardize a federal prosecution. this applies in both the words that we speak to the public, as well as the publications that stem from this committee. unfortunately, some of the actions that have extended from this committee have not been helpful to the department of justice. on march 25, a majority staff report endorsed by a minority at -- a minority of the members of this committee was released to the public. less than 48 hours after the report's release, tsarnaev's de

the city of boston stands in strength tonight, the accused boston bomber, the younger brother, dzhokhar tsarnaev, is in a prison cell. and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with more. what are his days, brian? >> he is in isolation in a small cell in a prison hospital outside of boston. he's 20 years old now. his visitors have included lawyers and his sisters. he's allowed muslim meals but no radio and tv. we haven't heard anything publicly and no apology. his lawyers say his defense will be he was under the sway of tamerlan, his older brother. who was killed in the police shootout. >> that bomb was sophisticated. those bombs were sophisticated. is there anything new about who helped them? >> they made three or four separate devices much more sophisticated than first thought, than what they could have found online. and there is concern that they were trained or at least he was trained on his trip to russia where he met with chechen rebels. >> when is the trial? >> november 3rd in boston. he faces a number of counts including some applying the death penalty. >> jury trial

lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev want some of the charges against their client tossed out and restrictions eased on him in prison. a 30-count federal indictment charges tsarnaev with last year's twin bombings that killed three people and wounded dozens more. but his attorneys say many was of those charges are redundant and could sway jurors. use file video of tsarnaev and boston bombing boston marathon bombing update: lawyers for tsarnaev in court boston - lawyers for the boston marathon bombing suspect want some of the charges against their client tossed out and restrictions eased on him in prison. the attorneys will make their request today before a federal judge in boston. a 30-count federal indictment charges dzhokhar tsarnaev with last year's twin bombings that killed three people and wounded dozens more. but his attorneys say many of those charges are redundant and could sway jurors. h,z/ general motors officially unveiled what the automaker is calling the fastest safe convertible car it has ever produced. the chevrolet corvette z06 convertible is a

they want the judge to throw out charges against dzhokhar tsarnaev. they say the charges are redundant. >>> security experts are concerned about a large gathering of al qaeda fighters. u.s. intelligence officials are not saying whether they knew about the meeting. cnn reports the video is believed to be recent. some faces have been blurred out. and the man in the middle is known as al qaeda's crown prince. at one point, he says, we must eliminate the cross, the bearer of the cross is america. u.s. officials say the video appears to be authentic and from a meeting in yemen. >>> developing news out of richmond where police are investigating a shooting in a parking lot at a target store there around 5:30 yesterday afternoon on mcdonald avenue. one man critically wounded another being treated for injuries not considered life- threatening. they hope surveillance video may find the culprits. >>> san francisco investigators are trying to learn what set an apartment building on fire. flames shot out of the roof of the multistory complex on dolores street. it

i stayed there right through until they can't dzhokhar tsarnaev.o after that happened in a couple months went by, obviously it was to be part of my job was covering what happened in the fallout from the whole tragedy, talking to a lot of the victims and survivors in such. casey reached out to me and he was looking for his next book project. we have been friends for a long time and as he said, it's such a big story that really requires two people to tell it properly and to do the job right. so it was a perfect match. >> our deadline is late may, so we wanted to take these stories to the first anniversary because that's really the only way to tell the. we wish we had more time to write a book like this because it is so massive. we know some the statistics from the marathon bombing. over 260 people wounded, three people on site on boylston street killed. mit police officer executed days later. a transit police officer nearly lost his life also at the hands of the bombing suspect. one of the reasons why, although those numbers are so huge, but one of t

suspected bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is awaiting trial on federal charges that could bring the death penalty his brother was killed as the two tried to escape police. >>> bay area athletes are also among those preparing for the marathon. ktvu's noelle walker spoke to a group of runners about its determination to return to boston. >> reporter: running a marathon takes physical -- >> she's quick, she's quick. >> reporter: and mental endurance. several who hit the trails this morning for a symbolic 2.62 miles this morning had their feet planted in california but their minds in boston. >> i was about two blocks from the bombings. >> reporter: kathie johnson is going back along with dei carnasas to finish what she started last year. >> i can still exactly see where i was before i was going to turn the corner at boylston. i know when i get to that point it's going to be joyous and emotional. >> reporter: after that police, she says police interviewed everyone and ended the conversation with we hope you will come back. runners at home today doe noted shoes and foods. later this week they'll be pack

questions than answers as to why the suspects, brothers 26-year-old tamerlan and 25- year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev set the bomb that changed the race's course through willistry. the -- history. the younger brother has pleaded not guilty to al 30 count federal indictment that carries a possible death sentence. his lawyers appear to be building a defense that points to tamerlan as the driving force using his influence on his younger brother. [ people chanting ] but the people of boston are ready to move forward. on saturday, they mobbed the finish line during a photo shoot for the cover of "sports illustrated." >> powerful day. >> in yeah. it means a lot for all the people supporting us. you know. and it's -- it's a good day. >> reporter: a day to remind the world, boston is strong and looking only ahead to this year's race. jericka duncan, cbs news, boston. >> and today's events will include a moment of silence marking the very exact time the bombs exploded. >>> today is tax deadline day. and if you're planning to mail in your return, take some note. only two post offices in the bay area will be op

what is the status of the legal proceedings for dzhokhar tsarnaev? held in federal prison in fort evans massachusetts. this is taking some time. there are a few dates you have to walk that you have to watch for. may 7 instant the dead them line -- may 7 is the deadline. forial is scheduled november 3. that is what we're looking at for timeline. >> he has been in custody for almost a year. i asked the former prosecutor about that and he says it typically takes eight to 12 months. he said this is a high profile case. he says the prosecution wants to lock things up and we are talking about everything we need to. >> what is going to be different at the marathon? >> a few changes. we spoke to both the firm -- both the current mayor and police chief. will not -- the marathon will not be fundamentally change. commissioner evans notes we are going to have plenty of assets and if need be they will be rolling very quickly. you cannot bring backpacks, strollers, costumes, large containers and flex. the key is to have things go forward as it always had to be a c

and dzhokhar tsarnaev will face the death penalty when he goes to trial this fall. he has pleaded not guilty. but right now everyone here is focused on moving forward, looking ahead to monday's marathon. and you better believe boston is ready to run again. >> and natalie, you have been in boston so many times visiting with survivors over the last year. what would you say the mood of the city is today as this anniversary is upon us? >> reporter: certainly a lot of mixed emotions here. you see obviously the strength and resilience of the survivors over the past year and how far they've come. but a lot of people as they approach today, this anniversary, but also looking ahead to monday, marathon monday which is a tradition for so many here to come out and cheer and stand alongside in the crowd. i think a lot of people have mixed emotions about whether or not they want to thj it may be a difficult thing for them to do to once again stand and cheer along without obviously thinking, you know, about what happened here a year ago. >> a lot of people want to make some new me

they are seeking the death penalty against dzhokhar tsarnaev for his role in the bombing. >>> after a month of searching planes and ships hunting for the missing malaysian flight have zeroed in on the smallest search areas yet. they intensified search he have courts after sounds consist p tent with the plane's black box. but no pings have been picked up since. austra officials remain optimistic the plane will be found they say within a matter of days. once a final smaller search area is determined an unmanned submarine can be deployed to map the ocean floor hopefully finding possible debris. >>> a community gathering for a day of remembrance at fort hood. ♪ ta (taps being played) ♪ >> they played pienl respects to timothy owens staff sergeant carlos rodriguez and sergeant first class daniel furgason killed in last week's tragic. when the president and first lady arrived former president george h.w. bush was there to greet them. t president bush saying when the president comes to your home town you show up to meet him. >> lawmakers turning up the heat on the irs scandal. the big questi

. >> reporter: but it was this camera that provided the critical identification of dzhokhar tsarnaev.n. >> it was the events leading up to the blast and going back camera by camera, we were able to put them together. >> suspect one and suspect two. >> reporter: once police releas released these images, they hoped that the public would identify him but just hours later -- >> m.i.t. is reporting gunshots. >> reporter: the tsarnaev brothers allegedly killed sean collier and hijacked a vehicle to plan their escape. >> around midnight the whole thing ripped open. the hijacking victim got to the phone and told us that he had been hijacked by two men that said that they were responsible for the bombing. we were able to track that car through a gps system and very quickly watertown came up with a vehicle. >> reporter: the boston police department is asking residents of watertown to stay indoors. >> the phone call that i got was commissioner, they are shooting at us and throwing bombs. so i was -- i was shocked. i had never heard that in american policing. >> reporter: in the chaos of the wate

dzhokhar tsarnaev still faces 30 counts, in connection with two pressure-cooker bombs that killed three people and wounded hundreds more. the judge rejected defense lawyers' claim that some of the charges are duplicates. but the judge will let the defendant see autopsy photos of the victims. tsarnaev could face the death penalty, when he stands trial in november. this year's boston marathon is facing a new security challenge. some of the 36 thousand runners who registered, and received their numbered running bibs, are selling them online. in some cases, a runner who is injured, is just letting someone else take his place. other people are selling their spots to raise money for charity. some of the bibs are being offered for as much as 5 thousand dollars. race officials say, selling spots in the race, makes it hard for them to identify who's running. illinois could become the first state to but banned a popular ingredient found in many facial cleansers and soaps. some lawmakers say that micro beads, a tiny plastic particles meant to cleanse and smoothes can also pose environmental danger

tamerlan killed in the shootout with police in watertown, dzhokhar tsarnaev found hiding in that boativeway after the dramatic search we all witnessed. he has since been charged and now is awaiting trial. molly is live in boston with much more on today's memorial. what can we expect in the next coming hour? >> the heinz convention center is just a short distance from the finish line of the boston marathon where the bombs exploded a year ago. a slew of dignitaries are expected to be at this invite-only event including vice president joe biden who was invited by the mayor of boston and as well as the governor will be there today as well as the former mayor of boston. it is invite-only so that multitude of dignitaries will also be speaking at this event along with some survivorors that survived last year's bombing. it's anticipated that about 2,500 people will be in attendance. first responders, doctors, many every day heros there on that day and saved lives. there will also be remembrances for the loss for martin richard, kristin campbell and shawn collier murdered days after the marath

. >> and should dzhokhar tsarnaev live or die? that is reigniting the debate over the death penalty. >> and let's begin with the breaking news off of the coast of south korea. four people are dead and close to 300 more are missing after a ferry sank in cold waters near jeju island. they are scrambling to save more than 320 students on a field trip. and now at last report, 164 people have been rescued, but it is not clear what caused the deadly accident. jeff cain from the global post is in seoul for us, and what are you hearing from the latest of the rescue operations, jeff, and night has fallen, yes? >> yes. night has fallen and rescue operation is ongoing and over 300 missing and there is no word as of what is going on now. we do know that they departed from a port on the east coast outside -- sorry, on the west coast of south korea, and going down the

iron in this casally the city started to open up before they found dzhokhar tsarnaev and he was outside the area where he was looking, although this house could have been one of the ones they should have gone into and did not. >> a lot of people have asked a lot of questions about the search. obviously, the house where he was found was extremely close to where he had abandoned the car, 0.2 of a mile. so they had to make some decisions about where to focus the search. there was some searching that was done on the street, but it wasn't complete. so as a result you had a homeowner who rambled out into his yard as soon as they lifted the ban going outside who discovered it. >> saw the blood on the boat and getting tsarnaev out there. >> we got lucky, because it koo could have been a lot worse. had he not been unarmed or wounded, there easily could have been another victim here or one or two. i think the authorities got very lucky it worked out the way it did. >> boston such a historic city and so important to american history, where do you think this will rank in boston's history? boston st

the justice department producer has confirmed the name dzhokhar tsarnaev.wo brothers are believed to be chechen. >> i am so angry about what was taken from shawn and as a result that was taken from everybody who he would have touched. that's what i feel the most angry. >> we have a very rapidly developing situation. we are asking people to shelter in place, stay in doors with their doors locked not to open the door for any one but a properly identified law enforcement officer. >> if you see anything suspicious we want to make this as safe as possible. this is an ongoing situation. >> 400,000 people have been asked, stay in place. let us find this guy. >> now the clue and the key to finding out the rest of this story rests with that man in the white baseball cap his name we now know and whether or not he can be brought in alive. you have to wonder wherever this you think i don't man is now what is going through his mind. i am looking at the facebook page of jdzhokhar tsarnaev. he does claim to be a muslim. from other research appears to have received a $2,50

dzhokhar tsarnaev is in -- on trial in november.ddress prison restrictions imposed on him. abc's brian ross has more. >> he is in isolation in a small cell at a federal prison hospital outside boston. he's 20 years old now. his visitors have included his lawyers and his two sisters. he is given meals prepared under muslim guidelines but no radio and tv. we haven't heard anything publicly and certainly no apology. his lawyers say his defense will be he was under the sway of his older brother, tamerlan, who was killed in that shootout. they made three or four separate devices, much more sophisticated than first thought. more sophisticated than found online. as some had thought. there is concern that he was trained or tamerlan was trained on his trip to russia where he met with chechen rebels. he faces a number of charges. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> federal authorities are considering whether to file hate crime charges in connection to the shootings near kansas city this weekend. the state of kansas is charging frazier glenn cr

. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev will stand trial in november. deborah feyerick, cnn, boston. >> you can see more of our boston marathon anniversary coverage on our website. you can learn more about the spon tan ytaneous memorial afte attack. cnn spoke with a member of the boston archives also who helped preserve and document that moment in the city's history. you can see more of it at cnn.com. >>> a man claiming to be the leader of the radical terrorist group boko haram in nigeria claims responsibility for a deadly bombing there recently. but he says nothing about the kidnapping of scores of schoolgirls. we'll have a live report ahead to find out if there are any developments in the search for these girls. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we wil

one suspect tamerlan tsarnaev was later killed in a shootout with police. his brother dzhokhar the other suspect has pleaded not guilty to a 30 count federal indictment that carries a possible death sentence. >>> officials still deciding what charges will be filed against the man acaused of killing three people outside two jewish community centers in kansas. three people killed outside the center in kansas all of them were christians. investigators haven't released a motive for the attack yet but the suspected gunman was a kkk leader back in the 1980s. and at that time frazier glen miller openly preached a message of white supremacy. >> one god, one race, one nation forever god almighty. white power. >> i think blacks in the united states -- and jewish people are the most racist people on earth. >> 14-year-old boy and his grandfather were two of the victims. the boy's mother says he was at the center to audition for a musical. >> i was lucky enough to get to hear both of those songs before he left the house. i waited for my dad to pick him up and make sure everything was okay.

one suspect tamerlan tsarnaev was later killed in a shootout with watertown police. his brother dzhokhar the other suspect was pleaded not guilty to 30 count federal indictment that carries a possible death sentence. and today is tax day and only two post offices here in the bay area will be open a little bit later than usual. one is in oakland it's the main post office that's on 7th street. and the san jose main post office that's on l undy avenue they're going to stay open until 8:30. they collect mail from after 10:00 p.m. >>> a two alarm fire in san jose tore throw a townhome overnight. there is video from san jose fire department. actually that's -- shrimp boy. we're going to come back on camera here. and talk about this fire that started -- over a garage inside a garage down in san jose. kcbs radio's matt bigler joining us live at the scene in just a couple of moments. we'll get to matt in a couple of minutes. >>> and happening today, raymond shrimp boy chow is expected to plead not guilty to all carjacks in a -- charges in a court appearance. he's accused of money laundering as we

bring us all back to the moment four days later, it took four days before the final capture of dzhokhar tsarnaev. let's listen to how brian williams and local team as well were covering it that night. >> whth is breaking a little news that they are hearing from the scene of this. let's listen in. >> he's alive. he's in custody and he's alive. they've asked for a medic for the scene. >> it's over. >> it's been a horrifying week in boston in the commonwealth, the nation, the world actually has been watching what's happening here, this chain of events. and really about the best possible outcome tonight, the second suspect wanted in the marathon bombings now alive, captured, in custody and about to be attended by medics there in watertown. >> pete williams, this was the story that you reported minute by minute. that moment when they captured dzhokhar, what went into that and where do we go next with the trial? >> a long search in which watertown was shut down and they found him after a man who owned the boat saw blood and opened the cover and saw somebody inside and called police. now authorities sa

. >> the day after the marathon bombings, dzhokhar tsarnaev was back in school living the life of a normal. tamerlan was a boxer and well-known and been in this community for awhile. he was sort of the more riggarious of the two. you look at the tweets and tweeting and making references to the bombing talking about the city and the impact on the city. >> we have a press conference now about to begin. the fbi and local authorities in boston. >> i'm going to make a couple comments and turn it over to rick who is the special agent in charge of the fbi's office here. the city of boston is open and will be open tomorrow, but it will not be business as usual. it will be a heightened law enforcement presence consistent with the severity and seriousness of the on going investigation. >> the device at the jfk library was actually a fire. we haven't linked that directly to this incident. right now this incident consists of two explosions that occurred on boylston street. >> the fbi is taking the lead until the investigation. it will do so through the boston joint terrorism task force. it a criminal

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ease those restrictions, ron mott, outside of the courthouse, and in the guidelines of what dzhokhar tsarnaev is able to do and his access? >> yes, exactly. good morning, tamron. what the defense team is trying to do is because he is presume pli trying to be there for some time, they want the living experience to be as normal as possible under the circumstance, and so far in court this morning, they are not getting much, much in the way of favorable decisions on their side. now, one thing that ewe can tel you is that the defense team appears to be laying some of the mitigating groundwork for the trial that is scheduled so far to begin sometime in november that his brother tamerlan was 26 years old at the time, and dzhokhar was 19 and the defense team is trying to establish that his brother was an undue influence and sort of corrupting influence on this young man who by all accounts was, had assimilated pretty well into society here in the boston area, and one thing that came up here today regards a 2011 triple homicide in the town of waltham in the metro section of the metro section here of b

his brother dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured and is awaiting trial scheduled to start this fall. federal prosecutors say they will pursue the death penalty if he's convicted. for now, that trial is expected to be held here in downtown boston. in the meantime, dzhokhar tsarnaev is being held in a federal medical prison outside the city limits, held without bail, carson. >> all right, ron mott in boston this morning, thank you. >>> easter is in four days, but you would not know it to step outside. an unusual cold snap has it feeling more like christmas, actually, from louisiana all the way to maine, and some cities are even dealing with, dylan, that four-letter word, snow. >> it's not my fault, i swear. i had nothing to do with it. but even in new york, we saw the snow coming down. even on the plaza, we saw a good amount of snow. enough to coat certain things, not so much the ground, but a lot of cars were covered with the snow this morning. and just to see it fall from the sky, it just hurts considering how warm it was just a couple of days ago when we were close to 80 degrees. bu

dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing 30 charges but his lawyers say some redundant and they want things lifted in prison. >> and a man is facing charges for a death of a grandfather and a his grandson and killed a woman at a nearby retirement complex. he could face the death penalty for capital murder. >>> the white house is making key changes to a census report and it would make it harder to measure the effects of the health care law. we remember when there was a big scuttle about the fact the census duties were moving to the white house. is the this ramifications? >> the census bureau has changed the way it measures health insurance for all of us. they put out an annual report and ask questions to tens of thousands of people do you have insurance, why not, where is your insurance at. and this year they rephrased those questions so you get different answers and you can not compare this year's report to last year's report. that would be apples and oranges. a lot of people are saying how convenient. who ordered this change? it is convenient for a white house that is struggling for obamacare and