dzhokhar tsarnaev was sentenced to death for his part. >> the latest part of the officer who accused superiors for fabricating against him. another br covered up. >> massive changes worked on for the braintree police department evidence room after a number of discrepancies discovered. just this week, 11 cases thrown out because of evidence issues. they've sent letters to those with cases that may be affected. an audit turned into disturbing problems. >> the majority of hardworking police officers, especially at the effort to get drugs off of the street. and now, unfortunately, because of this, a lot of cases thrown out. >> already made changes on how it stores evidence. and now two officers will oversee the evidence room. >> developing this morning, two police officers are shot and four bystanders are hurt. a suspect dead after a wild chase through the streets of pennsylvania. a shooter ambushed a police officer while sitting in her patrol car thursday night. hitting her in the arm and protective vest. then the shooter nearby bar and using a woman for a body shield. moments later, th

new at 7:00, we will not be finding out how much taxpayer money was used for marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense. a federal judge ruled today the release of the defense costs should not be made public yet. the boston globe filed a motion to see the information. federal law requires the release of the information when the case is over. but the judge says the case will not be over unl appeal is decided. right now, police in easton are searching for a suspect after a woman is attacked while out walking her dog. it happened just after 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning in the area of foundry street. the victim says she was kicked from behind and briefly lost consciousness. police say she may also have been sexually assaulted. the young man and woman who raped a teen and posted it on probation. the two were convicted in july for the assault behind a saugus elementary school 2 years ago. a third person pleaded guilty to videotaping the attack. in court today, prosecutors said the two had no remorse. leaving the courthouse, kailyn bonia's aunt said that's not the case. >> she is very sorry. i don't th

jean: we will not find out how much taxpayer money was used for marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense.a release of the defense costs should not be made public yet. federal law requires the release of the information when the case is over. but the judge says the case will not be over until tsarnaev's appeal is decided. a deadly crash in danville is under investigation state troopers responding to a call about a crash on g.h. carter drive found this pickup truck off the road. they say 55-year-old donald leathers over-corrected after drifting off the road, hitting a telephone pole. more than a dozen dolphins are safe tonight after being rescued in wellfleet, massachusetts. 16 dolphins were rescued yesterday and another one was rescued near the herring river just today. the international fund for animal welfare says because of the number and size of the atlantic white-sided dolphins , they had to call in bystanders to help with the heavy lifting. >> we knew they were going to be in a lot of trouble if we could not get them out of the area. dolphins were loaded onto trailers that took them t

no one else was ever charged other than dzhokhar tsarnaev. no one else was ever accused of taking part in the bombing other than his brother tamerlan who was killed and it's always a question in these cases. they want to know if he had help conceiving of this, building the bombs, planting the bombs, being radicalized. those are all on the table. >> pete, thank you. and let me bring in now nbc's chief correspondent richard engel and you have more on the suspect including multiple trips to afghanistan. >> afghanistan, pakistan, also, family members, one brother who's believed to be in afghanistan now. a sister believed to be in pakistan and as people say, it's very hard to know when someone was radicalized or what drove them to be radicalized. it's often a process. but aquin tanss and friends say he came back and was behaving different differently. more religiously and angry. he often had a dower look on his face like he was angry all of the time. and frankly, this fits very consistently with the kind of profile that we found earlier this summe

and he points out that dzhokhar tsarnaev committed a triple homicide and could have taken him office two years before the bombings happened. >> somebody says on facebook that they love isis generates this huge sting operation. not that we can necessarily ignore that person on facebook. but let's focus on where somebody's actually doing real harm. >> mike says that the difference between terrorism and violent crime has a lot to do with the way it's addressed. >> it threatens the powerful; right? world trade center, pentagon, where most violent crime doesn't; right? that happens in neighborhoods that the people don't typically go to. so it's not seen as a problem to them. well, i think tens of thousands of unsolved rapes is a security problem for americans. >> mike has fought against right wing terror. and he sees some clues in what he did and how to fight terrorism today. >> no matter what the government protects, there's something they're not protecting. so all you have to do is keep doing little things. but it will make the government look weak, which will make them react stronger a

harald shaw told me late today there is no convection between rahami and boston marathon bombers dzhokhar tsarnaev and tamerlan despite eli note referenced the brothers. >> at this point i've no information that would indicate any association or reference to the tsarnaev at this point in time nor do i have additional information of any association between rahami and the tsarnaevs. >> reporter: agents in boston are working with local and state police around the clock to insure the bub safety. >> we will follow every lead. we'll conduct every interview and we'll run everything to the ground. hell here in the city, and both i think physically and mentally for everybody involved. >> reporter: boston's police commissioner had him reflecting on the boylston street attack while increasing patrols. >> you learn that day is how valuable it is for us to walk today. >> reporter: evans and shaw say residents play a critical role when it comes to combating terrorism. if you see something,ay nick. >> anyone within the general public may in turn have that information, that specific piece of information that may

. >> we will not be finding out how much taxpayer money was used for marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense. a federal judge ruled today the release of the defense costs should not be made public yet. the boston globe filed a motion to see the the information. federal law requires the release of the information when the case is over. but the judge says the case will not be over until tsarnaev's appeal is decided. the young man and woman who snapchat are going to prison. rashad deihim and kailyn bonia were sentenced to four-to-five years in prison plus three years of probation. the two were convicted in july for the assault behind a saugus elementary school two years ago. a third person pleaded guilty to videotaping the attack. in court today, prosecutors said the two had no remorse. relatives of kailyn bonia said >> she is very sorry. i don't think she realizes how she got here eth her. >> was he remorseful at all? i have no comment. that was rashad deihims not much to say as their family left after the sentencing both will also have to register as sex offenders. ed: a second person

release information on how much taxpayer money has been spent defending boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the defense costs will not be made public until the appeal is decided now. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death last summer for his role in the 2013 bombings. police in bridgewater now saying an apparent attack on a female student there was made up. bridgew s yesterday after a student said a man in a ski mask tried to put a bag over her head. and then take her clothes off. the officers say she recanted the story when police questioned her. so far, no charges have been filed. on just one station, a woburn boy left alone on a school bus. this happened after eight-year-old lucas fell asleep while riding the bus to school on the second day of class. a bus driver and the bus monitors missed him sleeping in the back. then drove him back to school. the boy's father didn't find out about this until later that afternoon. he says he was worried because lucas has special needs. >> we saw the tears in his eyes. we saw the emotion in his face. and as a parent, you know, i crumbled. >> na

the boston globe to release how many taxpayer money was used to pay for boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev defense team. the judge ruled the costs shouldn't be made public until after tsarnaev's appeal is decided. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death last year for his role in the attack. >>> whole foods stores in the boston area are writing a big check to city schools. three donating more than $31,000. earlier this month eight stores pledged to contribute directly support this countdown kindergarten readiness program. >>> boston public transit officials are looking to reach out to disabled customers by offering to pay for ride sharing services like uber and lyft. the pilot program was announced on friday using a smartphone. they can hail an uber and lyft driver and pay the first $2. the mbta would then pick up the next $13 where the passengers paying any remaining costs. >>> massachusetts will be the set of american pickers. they search for long forgotten antiques. the show has not announced specific dates for filming but they researching for locals who have large antique collecti

dzhokhar tsarnaev was sentenced to death in the bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260. the pressure cooker bombs were detonated by a transmitter made from a remote control with a battery underneath. that battery was connected with a piece of black electrical tape. antionette: the mayor of new york saying the explosion in manhattan has no known connection to an explosion in new jersey saturday morning. run. antionette: the explosion happened just before thousands of runners were expected to take off. the runners were not nearby when the device went off and the race was eventually canceled. the fbi is now taking over the investigation. todd: both hillary clinton and donald trump reacting to the explosion in new york. and much like many issues their comments about the incident are creating a stir. democratic nominee hillary clinton appeared to take a jab at trump before a campaign appearance in colorado. donald plane, a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows exactly what's going on. we are living in a time, we better very tough, folks. hillary clinton i think it's

if you know boston globe to release how many taxpayer money was used for the defense team of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the judge ruled that the defense costs should not be made public until after tsarnaev's appeal is decided. three people died and more than 250 others were injured when two bombs exploded at the boston marathon finish line in 2015. tsarnaev was sentenced to death last year for his role. >>> 11 cases thrown out this week and one scheduled for monday. this all coming after what an audit of the braintree police department's evidence retired state police major bruce gordon was asked via the police chief to do the evidence room audit after concerns surfaced while officer susan was in charge. the audit revealed money, drugs and guns were unaccounted for. it's unclear how many criminal cases will have to be thrown out. >> a lot of majority of hardworking honest police officer especially at the braintreed that they went out -- braintree p.d. and >> the d.a.'s office has sent out 200 letters so far to attorneys who could potentially have impacted cases. >>> massachusetts health officials say i

dzhokhar tsarnaev was sentenced to death. the pressure cooker bombs were detonated by a transmitter made from a remote control. there was a battery underneath. that battery was connected with a piece of black electrical tape. antoinette: the mayor of new york saying the explosion in manhattan has no connection to an explosion in new jersey saturday morning. a pipe bomb exploded in a trash can in seaside park right along the route of a marine corps charity run. before thousands of runners were expected to take off. luckily, the race was delayed and the runners were not nearby when the device went off. officials say they don't know who left it there or why they left it there. that race was canceled. both hillary clinton and donald trump reacting to the explosion in new york. trump declaring that a bomb went off before officials had released details. he went on to say, "we are going to get tough and sm a vigilant." clinton was briefed on the incident following a speech in washington, d.c. she says we need to do everything we can

and an effort to reveal the price tag for marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense has been denied. a federal judge ruling the release of the defense costs should not be made public yet. the "boston globe" filed a motion to see that information. federal law requires the release of the information when the case case will not be over until tsarnaev's appeal is decided. antoinette: the man and woman behind the snapchat rape case are now going to prison. rashad deihim, kailyn bonia were sentenced to four to five years in prison plus three years of probation. the two were convicted in july for the assault behind a saugus elementary school two years ago. a third person pleaded guilty to videotaping the attack. a relative of kailyn bonia said that's not the case. >> she's very sorry. she's -- i don't think she realizes how she got here either. >> was he fair? was he remorseful at all? >> i have no comments. antoinette: that was rashad deihim's father. not much to say as their family left after the sentencing. both will also have to register as sex offenders. a second person has died as a

. >> ahead at 10:00 what the government told investigators about boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev that caught their attention. >>> first a man caught on >> live storm tracker radar tracking these showers right now. there's some heavy rain moving on through the area >>> a thief who made off in thousands of dollars off with equipment he was lured back back the next week to catch him on surveillance. >> it's a story you will see only here on fox 25. christine mccarthy talked to that business owner and he was bold he came back twice. >> report: greedy. the thief was able to sneak his way into this equipment lot here behind me wind his way through trucks and toolboxes before grabbing his loot which as it turns out wasn't as valuable as he would have liked. >> it's maddening. >> reporter: crouching down and shielding his face a thief snoops through an equipment lot opens a truck toolbox and helps himself. >> i had the saw tucked under that electric coolant and he fumbled around with it and he took it. made sure everything was just the way he found it except the saw, and then he just wal

dzhokhar tsarnaev was sentenced to death. remote control and a battery underneath. it was connected with a piece of black electrical tape. antoinette: the mayor of new york saying the explosion of manhattan has no connection to an explosion in new jersey saturday morning just hours earlier. a pipe bomb exploded in the trash can in seaside park along the route of a marine corps charity run just before thousands of runners were expected to take off. the runners were not there or why. the race was canceled. both hillary clinton and donald trump reacting to the explosion in new york. trump declaring that a bomb went off before officials had released details. he went on to say, we are going to get tough and smart and vigilant. clinton was briefed on the incident following a speech in washington, d.c. she says, quote, we need to do everything we can to support our first responders, also to pray for the victims. explosion in manhattan as well as the latest on that second devicea pressure cooker found blocks away. the latest on air, online and with our mobile news app. todd

telling us while there is no direct connection here there are happened in new york and how the dzhokhar tsarnaev brothers went about the boston marathon. if you go on the internet, it's a one-page document drawing and descriptions. >> reporter: he asked transit police to increase visibility the same for the airport as well. >> i know in recent weeks some of the isis leadership have called for, you know, home grown attacks. >> reporter: congressman steven lynch points out the suspect is a naturalized citizen and it wasn't a question, it appears, of better screening. it all raises questions just about anyone can be radicalized. lynch adds there's much more they still don't know. >> i haven't heard yet that any of these individuals were on the radar screen of the fbi up to this point. whether we can connect the dots after the fact and say we should've seen this coming, i'm not sure yet. >> reporter: and congressman lynch tells us, he is worried agreeing to take in refugees that were headed to grease. that agreement expires in october and is unclear what happens next. at 6:00, specifically the type

independently confirm reports that there were also references to the boston marathon bombing of dzhokhar tsarnaev and tamerlan tsarnaev. they used pressure cooker bombs to kill three and injure 264 others in the boston marathon in 2013. we're working to confirm there was a reference in the note to this man, anwar al-awlaki, american-born clairic who is the father of digital jihad. the first american targeted for death by the cia and killed in a drone strike in 2011. officially or publicly the feds are saying they're not looking for anyone else connected to rahami. the house homeland security committee said they haven't ruled out others. >> remember the cell phones are being analyzed. to what is called encrypted communications, for any contact, as computers are being analyzed for conversations, he would have had with operatives perhaps in pakistan or afghanistan or out of raqqa syria. reporter: just a little bit more on his travel overseas there is growing evidence this is where the seeds of his radicalization were shown, zone, rather. we were able to confirm with two source to afghanistan and he

by comparison, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers listed just 21. because of the circumstances surrounding his upbringing, from everything from blows to the head, to bad family situation, he was warped in a way that society should give him some leeway. but of course, you know, tell that to the families. >> whatever the defense feels is relevant from his life story, life history can be submitted as a mitigating factor. >> the reporter: former federal prosecutor brad bailey tells me the long list factors could back fire against sampson. the kitchen sink and everything after that can turn them off. it can be wait a second, they're just throwing things out there and seeing what can stick. >> the reporter: this lock list of mitigating factors is seen as a road map to his defense, that mental illness and brain damage led sampson on that deadly crime spree and because of that, he should be spared the death penalty. whether that's enough to win over a second jury remains to be seen. i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. the deadly shooting from last summer. the attorn

and alcohol from a young age. 238 mitigating factors, by comparison, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers listed just 21. boston attorney phil tracey. >> they're trying to sigh that because of circumstances head to bad family situations, he was warped in a way that society should give him some leeway. but being, you noam, tell that to the family. >> whatever the defense feels spirit of south carolina relevant from his -- whatever the defense feels is relevant from his life story, live icetory can be submitted as mitigating faculty member force. >> the reporter: former prosecutor brad bailey says the mitigating factors could back fire against sampson. >> the kitchen sink and everything after that can turn th they're just throwing things out there and seeing what can stick. >> the reporter: this long list of mitigating factors is seen as a road map to his defense, that mental illness and brain damage led sampson on that deadly crime spree and because of that, he should be spared the death penalty. whether that's enough to win over a second jury remains to be seen. i'm bob ward, fox

mastermind osama bin laden following an al-qaeda spokesperson airlocky and boston bomber dzhokhar from tamerlan tsarnaev. infamous jihadists who may have inspired rahami to plant bombs in new jersey. >> this is a couple of days since this enter happened. >> now they say he's a terrorist. son two years ago, following a violent domestic dispute. but according to fox news rahami's father downplayed the incident during an interview with the fbi. >> it because my son just -- he hit my wife, and i put him to jail. >> reporter: investigators are also scrutinizing rahami's travels to afghanistan and pakistan where he married and had a child and spent time in areas with a heavy, taliban presence. >> we're trying to determine if he had help in get all the materials to put these bombs together. >> reporter: outside the fried chicken restaurant, his family owns in elizabeth new jersey tonight, a friend of rahami expressed this. >> i was in shock seeing that was ahmad that i knew. >> rahami is facing 4 charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction. federal prosecutors filed those charges in manhattan where 2

. >> has anything changed dzhokhar tsarnaev the concerns of increased terrorist activity including newyork or new jersey? can you be confident that they don't plant future attacks on the country? . .

. >> here's a big question, when we have the underwear bomber, the dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother,ind out if there's a conspiracy to find out if there's a conspiracy. the jag officer says you absolutely can delay and you should do t. >> we don't know what his motivation is. while he was born in afghanistan, he's a naturalized american citizen, when you are a citizen in the united states, you get all sorts of rights. judge napolitano was on with nap -- with ainsley and he begs to differ. >> if the government can question anybody they want who hates america and says we're going to take away your constitution rights, nobody's constitutional rights are secure. >> it's not a suicide pact and if someone is looking to blow up the country and take down a building, you do not have to read them the miranda rights, you can delay it and this administration has no interest in treating any of these terrorists any different from any two-bit criminal. >> the definition of enemy combat tant is a person who engages in hostility which this guy has done for an enemy state. he went over the middle east

nightclub in june of later in he criticized air strikes in the middle east while praising the dzhokhar tsarnaev brothers here in boston. quote, my home boy, contaminateler man saranyway yef did -- >> it sounds like a islamic prayer, he's claiming allegiance. >> jason: investigators b the leader of islamic state, isis. only the transcript between mat scene and police were released not the actual calls themselves. >> heather: opoid overdose, you can happen where you least expect them to, even at a public library. reporting on the heroin epidemic mick and the people addicted to it since the crisis began. fox 25 blair miller shows us a dirty needles left behind in the most public of places. >> reporter: along this stretch of boylston, we found bernice, she's been here for years. >> don't know what's going to happen to you. >> reporter: a result of her one time addiction to heroin. her stories like so many sorries and she remembers discarding needles wherever she could. >> reporter: why the library? >> just because it's there, i guess. >> reporter: it's easy. >> it's easy, yeah. >> reporter: the lib

. >> reporter: fibi agents also questioned tamerlan tsarnaev who teamed up with his younger brother dzhokhar and planted pressure cooker bombs at the finish line killing three and injuring more than 260. >> judgment calls and the judgment calls were incorrect. >> reporter: director comey confirmed the fbi is re-examining its contact with the father of new york/new jersey bombing suspect ahmad khan rahami. before the attack the father said he warned the fbi about his son. >> would you not have done more when ra hahami was arrested to question him because his dad said he was a terrorist? >> your facts are wrong about what his family told the fbi. >> reporter: a family acquaintance told the fbi rahami was suspected or terrorist sympathies. when the fbi got involved, agents also knew about his travel to afghanistan and pakistan but the matter was still closed. >> if there's learning, we will learn from it. we are not perfect people. >> reporter: and as military progress against isis forces thousands of foreign fighters back to their home countries, witnesses warned of new challenges. >> we've se

. >> reporter: fibi agents also questioned tamerlan tsarnaev who teamed up with his younger brother dzhokhar and planted pressure cooker bombs at the finish line killing three and injuring more than 260. >> judgment calls and the judgment calls were incorrect. >> reporter: director comey confirmed the fbi is re-examining its contact with the father of new york/new jersey bombing suspect ahmad khan rahami. before the attack the father said he warned the fbi about his son. >> would you not have done more when ra hahami was arrested to question him because his dad said he was a terrorist? >> your facts are wrong about what his family told the fbi. >> reporter: a family acquaintance told the fbi rahami was suspected or terrorist sympathies. when the fbi got involved, agents also knew about his travel to afghanistan and pakistan but the matter was still closed. >> if there's learning, we will learn from it. we are not perfect people. >> reporter: and as military progress against isis forces thousands of foreign fighters back to their home countries, witnesses warned of new challenges. >> we've se