>> that view is one photojournalist gabe ramirez saw from one side, i have not seen. i saw three fbi attire. he said he saw six. gabe did shoot what appears to be somebody being apprehended. we're trying to feed that back now. but gabe gave a very good description of that person. and, perhaps, we could all look at that video, what it is, and determine -- sort of determine what the fbi is probably trying to determine. if there's any link between the apprehension of a suspect here and the person or persons that they're seeking nationwide in the boston marathon case. but at this point, this still remains a huge crime scene. juliette was talking about the 30 police cars that passed her by. i can tell you that when we were coming here, there were many more than that that passed by at a rate of speed i would say would be 80 to 100 mile an hour, just to get to the scene behind me. and what -- when they arrived, sounds like it was a completely chaotic scene based on eyewitnesss police just scrambling trying to find suspects until they actually found one of them. but right now,

you heard gabe ramirez's report. you know that the fbi is trying to figure out if there is a connection, this individual has been asked to strip naked. none of this, you are a boston resident, you know that none of this is normal activity, even for a high -- a big pursuit of a major criminal. none of this is normal even for that scenario. what are your thoughts as the story unfolds? we want to keep away from speculation as to what we don't know. what is the information you're waiting to hear from law enforcement? >> well, we'll hear a definite determination, i think, that if it's not a match. in other words, they have no interest in everyone, including the public, it seems like everyone is awake right now based on my e-mails. they have no interest in having the public believe that the marathon bombers, the marathon culprits are caught. so if it's not a match, that will come out faster than if it was a match. that's simply -- why get everyone all worked up that these guys have been captured. you know, if there is a ma

we were talking to cnn photojournalist gabe ramirez, who witnessed one of those suspects, apparently had to remove his clothing and was taken naked into custody. i'd just be interested if there's any more information on the other suspect and whether they were taken pretty much in the same area, close by to each other. >> reporter: the information we have as of right now, and as we know, in situations like this, the first information is not always the accurate information, but the information we have right now is that there was an officer killed in cambridge, massachusetts, where m.i.t. is. there also was a carjacking in m.i.t. and then two suspects were apprehended in watertown, just beyond the m.i.t. campus in cambridge. those two suspects were apparently apprehended in tandem. that is, they were apprehended at the same time. as you can hear, there are a lot of sirens in boston right now. a lot of sirens in the area. you're going to see some coming by me right now. we do not know whether or not these two suspects apprehended by the police and the fbi at this early hour in the mornin

. >> this veteran marine sergeant gabe ramirez is also a double amputee.. >> nearly all of the patients that have lost legs are already walking the halls of physical therapists. we are gearing up for a mass exodus to rehab hopefully in the upcoming week. almost 1600 u.s. troops have lost one or more of their limbs since the beginnings of the war in iraq and afghanistan. lynn lost injuries -- some service members are even returning back to the combat zone. military medicine has fueled this advancement in prosthetics but it is civilians in boston who will benefit this time. >> this is basically just a start, a new beginning for both of you. >> reporter: celeste is keeping up her spirits. she is talking about running the boston marathon next year. >> i have joked around. i am not super athletic. i like to work out but running has never been my thing because i get horrible shin splints. so hey. i don't have that any more. >> that is the attitude right there. >> family members of the corcorans have set up a website to help the family pay for their medical expen

. >> reporter: this veteran, marine sergeant gabe ramirez, is a double amputee.optimism. >> almost all who lost limbs are walking the hauls with physical therapists. we are gearing up for a mass exodus to rehab. >> reporter: almost 100,000 have lost one or both limbs since the wars in iraq and afghanistan. some wounded service members are even returning back to the combat zone. military medicine has fueled this advancement in prosthetics, but it's civilians in boston who will benefit this time. >> this is basically the start, you know, this is the new beginning for both of you. >> reporter: celeste is keeping up her spirits, even talking about running the boston marathon next year. >> i joked around, i'm not superathletic. i like to work out and stuff, but running has never been my thing, i always get the most horrible shin splits. i'm like, hey, i don't have shins anymore, i can do this! >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, boston. >> in about 2 1/2 hours, the vice president joe biden will join the m.i.t. campus in honoring the police officer, sean collier at a memori

veteran sergeant gabe ramirez is also a double amputee.r and her daughter sydney a visit with words of wisdom. >> this is basically the start. this is a new beginning for both of you. >> i can't see any hope right now. >> yes, right now. i'm telling you, with all my heart, you are going to be more independent than you ever were. >> celeste is keeping her spirits high. she's even talking about running the boston marathon next year. if you want to find out how you can help the survivors of the boston aks at that, you can go to our website at cnn.com/impact. we always have direct links and ways we can help, including several victims' personal fund pages that you can donate to. zoraida? >> i think it's remarkable how many of them said they look forward to running in the future or running that particular marathon. i guess it's a way of healing for them, right? >> that's right. as everyone says, 118th boston marathon next year will be the greatest ever. >> yes, indeed. thank you, john. >>> meantime in canada, new developments this morning in the