what more is jeff bauman revealing about that day? >> well, we've learned a lot in the last few days about what jeff bauman had told authorities, and how he had seen, on his tv screen in that hospital room, alex, the suspects, once fbi released those photos. and he's mentioning that he -- he really made eye contact with this person. that the suspect number one really stuck out. and he gave a more detailed description in his radio interview. >> well, i was with my girlfriend's roommates, and we were having a great time, you know. we were watching the runners. everyone was having a great time. and just that one guy, you know, he didn't look like he was having a good time. so, he was right next to me at that point, and he had a bag, and he had glasses, he had like a kind of like a leather like sweatshirt type of deal. >> mm-hmm. >> and you know, it's warm out, he was just an odd guy. it just struck me odd. and that's what i remember of him, and then next thing you know, you hear fireworks and i'm on the ground. >> very riveting details o

of course, there is a practical effect to the money donated to this individual fund for jeff bauman,ple, but also to the one fund boston for all the victims. that money is going to have a practice kl impact of paying for medical bills, physical therapy, counseling, accommodation to dealing with life after their injuries. that money also has an emotional effect. it gives all of us, everybody donating, and they've had more than 50,000 different sources of donations, gives everybody donating a way to make manifest our feelings, to materially contribute, to try to make the situation better, to try to make this awful thing less awful for the people most affected. it gives you a way to do that. that desire to do something practical, that is a widespread feeling right now. >> lawrence, sierra, and mary baked brownies to raise money for people they've never met. the family of 8-year-old martin richard. they had hoped to make $100. so far they've raised more than $5,000. >> we want to give cookies to all boston police. >> today they delivered cookies to boston's finest. >> it's great that the

. >> carlos dropped to the ground to help jeff bauman who had lost both legs. >> i look at his legs, he has somebody help and then another person come over. i grab a sweater from the ground and i rip it apart in between this person and myself we start stopping the bleeding from jeff's legs and then i pick up jeff from the floor, i pick him up and i sit him in the chair and i told him to hold on, hold on, and i told the lady, we have to rush, we have to rush. let's move. let's move it. and then we continue moving along the road, under the finish line and then into the emergency tent which they want me to stop here, stop here, stop. right here, right here. i say, no, i need an ambulance. i ended up taking him all the way to the ambulance, which i pick him up again and i put him in the bed and that's the last time i saw jeff. >> and then you end up with this? >> well, this is the american flag that i was carrying when i went in to the attack and as you can see, it's all stained in blood and -- >> whose blood is this? >> this must be the blood of the young man who i helped out because i

. >> carlos dropped to the ground to help jeff bauman who had lost both legs. >> i look at his legs,or help, he has somebody help and then another person come over. i grab a sweater from the ground and i rip it apart in between this person and myself we start stopping the bleeding from jeff's legs and then i pick up jeff from the floor, i pick him up and i sit him in the chair and i told him to hold on, hold on, and i told the lady, we have to rush, we have to rush. let's move. let's move it. and then we continue moving along the road, under the finish line and then into the emergency tent which they want me to stop here, stop here, stop. right here, right here. i say, no, i need an ambulance. i ended up taking him all the way to the ambulance, which i pick him up again and i put him in the bed and that's the last time i saw jeff. >> and then you end up with this? >> well, this is the american flag that i was carrying when i went into the attack, and just you can see, it's all stained in blood and -- >> whose blood is this? >> this must be the blood of the young man who i helped out

jeff bauman came face-to-face with tamerlan tsarnaev before the bombs went off.ut was able to give authorities a description of the suspicious man. >> i was still conscious when i was being transported from the blast site to the hospital, and the whole time, when i was in the hospital, i was giving descriptions of the guy, the first guy, the guy with the hat and the glasses, the aviators and the 5:00 shadow. >> tamerlan, suspect number one. >> yeah. i was real adamant about it. >> nbc's michelle franzen in boston for us. michelle, what is jeff bauman revealing about that day? anything more than what we heard there? >> reporter: you have heard just a glimpse of it. a first-hand account of jeff bauman who lost both legs during that time, but also just remembering the details, enough of them where he was able to alert the fbi and let them know, give them a good enough description, and he also detailed in that radio interview of just exactly how different suspect number one, tamerlan, was. >> well, i was with my girlfriend's roommates, and we were having a great time

jeff bauman lost both of his legs in the bombing. moment, hard to imagine, he gave investigators a description of tamerlan tsarnaev, helping them zero in on the suspects. now bauman is speaking out for the first time. jake tapper with the story. >> reporter: this haunting image of jeff bauman has become one of the iconic images of the trilliapril 15 terrorist attacks. >> are you thinking that you're going to make it t? >> not really. when carlos picked me up and threw me into the wheelchair, i was like, all right, maybe i am going make it. before that, no way. i thought i was done. >> reporter: the 27-year-old bauman recently shared what was going through his mind at that moment, with local radio station weei. >> did you see what it happened? were you aware of what had happened? >> yeah, yeah. i kind of just -- i don't know. i just toughed it up at that point, you know. yeah. i mean, i was definitely hurting. but you know, i was sad. >> right. >> that someone would actually do, that you know? >> yeah. >> reporter: bauman's legs were

. >>> jeff bauman awoke last week to find his legs amputated after he was caught in the blast. as soon as he could, he grabbed a pen and wrote, bag, saw the guy, looked right at me. bauman realized he had come face to face with one of the suspects and he helped kick into high gear the search for tamerlan tsarnaev. now he's speaking out about his ordeal. this haunting image of jeff bauman has become one of the iconic images of the april 15th terrorist attack. >> are you thinking at that point you're going to make it? >> not really. you know, actually when carlos picked me up and threw me into the wheelchair, then i was, like, all right, maybe i am going to make it. but before that, no way. i thought i was done. >> reporter: the 27-year-old bauman recently shared what was going through his mind at that moment with local radio station weei. >> did you see what had happened to you? were you aware of what had happened? >> yeah, yeah. yeah. i kind of just -- i don't know. i just toughed it up at that point, you know? >> yeah. >> i mean, i was definitely hurting. but i was sad. i was

his name is jeff bauman, an amazing guy, he had both legs amputated after the explosion.his photo has become famous. he's being runned to emergency help by that man, carlos in the cowboy hat and others and he spoke to the "dennis & callahan" morning show on weei in boston about why tsarnaev looked so suspicious to him. listen. >> i was with my girlfriend's roommates and we were having a great time, you know, we were watching the runners, everyone was having a great time. and just that one guy, you know, he didn't look like he was having a good time, so he was right next to me at that point, and he had a bag and he had his glasses. he had kind of like a leather-like sweatshirt type of deal, and you know, it was warm out. he was just an odd guy, he just struck me as odd and that's what i remember of him, and then -- next thing you know, i hear fireworks and i'm on the ground. >> so you actually looked this person in the eyes? he had sunglasses on but you made eye contact with this guy? >> yep. >> and immediately you knew there was something wrong. >> yeah, exactly. like he

. >> reporter: jeff bauman, while in the hospital with both his legs blown off, described tamerlan'sace. the only man who wasn't smiling beforehand. >> everyone was having a great time and just that one guy, you know, he didn't look like he was having a good time. you know how you size somebody up and i just looked at him, i was like, "what's this guy's problem?" >> stunning that he remembers his face. and linsey back with us now. i wanted to ask you somebody that pierre thomas and our investigative team reported in to us late today. there's indication at this point that the brothers might have had more help than just the internet in making these bombs? >> reporter: that's right. some investigators are saying that they believe that the older brother must have had outside training to help make these bombs but they just can't prove it yet. >> fast-moving again tonight. linsey davis in boston. linsey, thank you. >>> and with so much attention with the terror in boston, late today, another unsettling image. a very stark reminder of september 11th. an incredible discovery. wedged between

he's seen here with jeff bauman, the 27-year-old we saw rd safety in a wheelchair. suspended during the manhunt. it goes back into production today. >> the man on the other side of jeff bauman, dustin pedroia, a player for the red sox. >>> and one more story the get your bells out, everybody. we're back. get ready to turn on your heart light and give it up for mr. neil diamond. the iconic crooner showing his love for america when he showed up to sing "sweet caroline" at the boston red sox game. hardly a song sung blue. all of fenway making beautiful noise. i got the feeling neil had a great weekend. he celebrated his first wedding anniversary. no, her name is not cracklin rose. she's not a kentucky woman. she's 43-year-old katie mcneil. the real neil's manager. happy anniversary to my beautiful wife. one year and going strong. we wish them countless september morns, filled with red red wine. >> what sit? >> you go on vacation, you come back loaded for bear. >> i had 12 as the over-under on that. >> neil diamond a lot easier than aerosmith. >>> we're outside in times

today jeff bauman visited 18-year-old sidney corcoran at boston medical center. sidney was hit by nearly fatal shrapnel and celebrated her birthday today in a hospital bed beside her mother's hospital bed. her mother celeste lost both of her legs below the knee. joining me now, captain cameron west who visited sidney and her mother. captain, tell me what you had to tell these victims of the boston bombing? >> yes, sir, mr. o'donnell. number one, it's an honor to be here in support of those that were injured, and to tell you, we went up to boston to try to motivate and show those that were injured a little bit of what they might experience in the next couple months and year with their amputation. and in turn we actually were motivated by these people of all ages, and that is what compelled us to get up there, and we were actually the ones that, you know, got that out of the visit. >> and so you as a marine were injured in combat and you suffered amputation yourself, didn't you? >> yes, sir. at the end of 2010, foot patrol , i was leading my platoon through the san

>> jeff bauman is now facing quite a pile of medical bills.friends have set up this website to help out. if you would like to donate, you can go to fundme.com, bucks for bauman. >>> and donnie wahlberg, he loves boston. and the men and women who protect his native city. he's the executive producer and narrator of the boston's finest, a reality show about the heroics of boston's police force. >> driving around the streets, i was home. dorchester now. this is where we grew up. me and my brothers and sisters. >> police work is inherently dangerous. >> pizza shop, same market, same stores. when i'm -- wahlbergs and police, we're usually on the opposite side. as much trouble as they treated us like kids in the neighborhood who were worthy of respect. >> actor, producer, singer, donnie wahlberg joins me live in new york. i wish you were standing next to me here on boylston street. it is a beautiful, beautiful friday afternoon. nice to have you on. >> thank you. i wish i was there with you too. ironically, the old south church right where the first b

. >> others did see suspicious activity. 27-year-old jeff bauman was seriously injured that day. when he woke up in the hospital, he is said to have written a note to investigators, saying bag, saw the guy. looked right at him. tips like this would come to define this investigation. >> citizens were really striving to be helpful to law enforcement. >> dan conley is the district attorney for boston. he helped launch the investigation into the biggest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. it was clear to the eyes the amount of human damage. >> i have been to many crime scenes, but never seen anything like it in my life. >> investigators began as they always do, by collecting evidence piece by piece. sifting, combing, probing for clues. but this time the clues weren't always on the ground. this time, they were embedded in images. >> the first big role and task of law enforcement was to literally go up and down boylston street, get in touch with owners of businesses and secure that close circuit television video evidence. >> a mind numbing task. one investigator recoe reported looke

jeff bauman's image transfixed the nation.to safety after having both his legs blown off. in an instant, a double amputee. roseann sdoia, seen here just steps away from that infamous backpack allegedly dropped by dzhokhar tsarnaev, is also grappling with the new normal of losing a limb. she'll never forget the explosion and the flying shrapnel ripping into her flesh. >> it was a movie scene. and it was a bad movie scene, very bad. >> reporter: did you know right away that you were seriously injured? >> yeah. i remember the whole thing. i looked down and i saw a pool of blood and -- and i knew that it was bad. >> reporter: for so many, these injuries seem incomprehensible. but not for this north carolina college student. when you heard that there was an explosion in boston, what went through your mind? >> i was just shocked. i really felt for the people that had been injured by it. >> reporter: 21-year-old bree mchan knows about life-changing moments. hers came three and a half years ago while pursuing her passion. how importan

. >> catherine: a photo of jeff bauman - bloodied and being pushed in a wheelchair at the boston marathon - has become an iconic image of the tragedy. he was cheering on his girlfriend when the bombs went off and he lost both legs. today he talked to a boston radio station about what happened - and how he had noticed the older suspect. he said tamerlin wasn't behaving like everyone else. >> the one guy looked like he was not having a good time. he had a a sweat shirt on and glasses. he was awed by. he just struck me as odd. >> catherine: also today.f-b-i agents have been looking through a landfill near the school where jo-har sar-nie-ev was a sophomore. there's no word on that they're searching for. >> pam: right now, investigators looking into a fire on san leandro unified school district property. these are pictures from san leandro police --- the fire broke out this morning just after midnight. six portable units were destroyed. kron4's will tran shows us why arson investigators are now on the case. >> (cheers & applause) there will be >> there will be some work done here. unified scho

remember him, 27-year-old jeff bauman. he lost both of his legs.ph of him being pushed by the bystanders. he told the radio he looked directly to tamerlan's eyes because he stood out. >> the runners, everyone was having a great time. just one guy, he didn't look like he was having a good time. he was right next to me. you know, at that point. he had a bag. he had his glasses, he had sweatshirt type of deal. and you know, it's warm out. he is an odd guy. >> bauman's legs were amputated below the knees and he is now focused on his recovery. >> it just started, with the physical training, and my occupational training yesterday. tired me out. it's going fast. but i mean, it hurts, every day. >> he says as he laid there injured on the sidewalk looking down at the bloody stumps the legs gone, he thought he was going to die. john? >> john: and what is the latest on the suspect's father, possibly coming to the united states? >> yeah, anzav the suspect's father. he was supposed to come here we're told today or over the weekend but it's been delayed. anzor's

>> i misspoke, weei the boston radio station, weei interviewing the boston bombing victim jeff bauman who helped authorities identify the suspect. >>> well, the road to recovery for the dozens of injuried in the bombings will be a little longer for some. at least 14 bombing survivors have had amputations, all of them will have to learn to walk again with prosthetic devices. there have been remarkable advances in prosthetics over the past several years due to the wars in iraq and afghanistan. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta takes a look at how learning to walk again with a prosthetic. >> it takes time. about six weeks post-surgery for a new amputee to take this first step. one of the most important things is that this wound around the amputation have to heal completely. this incision line you see over here. after that is done, they actually have to shape the remaining area of the leg. and then actually put something onto sort of shrink those tissues so that the prosthetic can go on. every patient that suffers an amputation goes through tailored therapy to learn how to

. >>> a campaign to raise funds for boston bombing victim and now double amputee jeff baiman -- bauman received $600,000 raised in just six days. >>> it's one thing to blow your days, a recent audit found taxicab drivers overcharged tourists on a scenic route to and from the airport to the tune of $15 million last year. >>> well, straight ahead, meet the members of the swat team that descended on the boston marathon suspect while he lay in the boat, not knowing if he was armed or if the boat was booby trapped with explosives. that's coming up next on "first look." come here, boy. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and prevents infestations, and treats hook-, round-, and whipworm infections. treatment with fewer than 3 monthly doses after exposure to mosquitoes may not provide complete heartworm prevention. the most common adverse reactions were vomiting, itching and lethargy. serious adverse

and then next thing you know, he had fireworks and i'm on the ground. >> jeff bauman there. starting physical and occupational therapy. >>> overseas to syria, rebels there attacked a big military base in the northwest region of the country, this as new reports indicate syria may have used the nerve gas, saran, in, on its ow people. and jay carney said that assad crossed the red line but president obama still wants absolute confirmation. >> knowing that potentially chemical weapons have been used inside of syria doesn't tell us when they were used, how they were used, obtaining confirmation and strong evidence. all of those things we have to make sure that we work on with the international community. >> the political quagmire that is syria, let's bring in the war room, richard goodstein, a democratic strategist who worksed in the clinton white house, jay at watt kins, republican strategist and white house aide to george h. w. bush. >> good to see you, craig. >> he is a guy's guy. look at that seems to be general consensus, israel, france, great bring, a lot of experts, that s

>>brian: jeff bauman lost both of legs.b blew up make eye contact with the bomber. he knew when he woke up from the drugs taken because of the pain and surgery to quickly sketch what he saw to help police find the guy. bradley cooper, the award-winning actor, came in, found his way into his bedroom and into his hospital room and there he is pictured with jeff bauman, who has to feel pretty good about the role he played. >>john: jeff's image being pushed in that wheelchair away from the carnage became one of the iconic scenes of the bombing. the information he was able to give the f.b.i. helped them latch on to the two suspects and start the process that resulted in their photographs being released. >>alisyn: to be that clear-headed during a time of crisis, unbelievable. if you're just waking up, let's look back to what has gotten us to this point this morning. >> this is a fox news alert. there are reports of gunshots on the campus of m.i.t. >> the building is surrounded by responding agencies. the situation is considered a

jeff bauman, who came to watch his girlfriend race. he writes, bag, saw the guy.ked right at me. it helps them narrow down the suspect as they search through pictures and video. he saw the older tsavraev place a backpack right next to him, close to the finish line. wearing a baseball hat. he found on video footage behind him another young man. investigators zero in. >> today, we're enlisting the public's help to identify the two suspects. after a very detailed analysis, photo, video other evidence, we're releasing photos of the two suspects. they are identified as suspect one and suspect two. >> april 18th, three days after the bombing, authorities get the first clims of the suspected bombers, brothers, tamerlan and dzhokhar tsavraev. how did they isolate them? chilling details from the fbi affidavit. 2:38 p.m. the day of the marathon, a security camera picks up the two suspects turning east on boylston from gloucester street. both carrying knapsacks. bomber one a few steps of bomber two. he made the mistake of wearing the baseball cap backward and no sunglasses,

. >> another sign of just how strong boston is, this picture tweeted overnight, jeff bauman, the guyth legs taken off by one of those bombs, he is delivering an 18th birthday present to another bombing victim, it is great to see, great to be here on boylston street and we hopeful that this investigation will be done soon and understand a lot more. certainly here folks in boston certainly want to know, john. back to you. >> thanks so much, miguel. amazing examples of courage and compassion everywhere you look in the city. thanks, miguel. >>> there is a new development in the boston bombing to tell you about this morning. senators john mccain and kelly ayotte want to know if u.s. intelligence officials had sufficient information that could have prevented the deadly attack. sent a letter to the chair of the senate homeland security committee requesting a hearing in the matter. >>> let's turn to chair of the house national security s subcommittee. he's been briefed on the marathon bombing. let me ask you about the news from senators mccain and ayotte, asking for a senate investigation in

jeff bauman, visiting sydney corcoran at boston medical center and giving injured teen a gift for thehday. sydney suffered a near fatal wound in the attack. recovering along with her mother. her family calls jeff's visit an emotional experience. they have this common bond forever. martha: they do. they will need each other. they understand what they're going through in way victims will share for the rest of their lives. made new friend ships out of a tragic an violent situation. all right. we have this fox news alert we want to get to right now. we're following new reports this morning that an israeli air force jet has shot down a hezbollah drone over israel. our leland vittert is following this from our jerusalem bureau this morning. so, leland, what can you tell us here? >> reporter: martha it appears this drone came from southern lebanon, that means hezbollah the militant group there. that means this drone of iranian manufacture. whether controlled by iranians or hezbollah which is iranian proxy is unclear. this isn't the first time we've had an iranian drone fly over israel. just

if you'd like to help jeff bauman with his recovery and i hope you do, you can go to go fund me.com/bucksidea. >>> coming up, 90 minutes of fear. a carjacking victim tells how he was held by the bomb suspects and threatened with death before a daring escape. we'll hear from a family badly scarred by the boston bombings. three of them wounded at the finish line. >> suddenly there was this loud explosion, which to me sounded very metallic and almost like had an echo to it. ♪ [ male announcer ] the first look is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. heart-healthy, whole grain oats. everybody has different ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your

, y siguieron desarrollando , , nosotros estamos el hombre costarricense que le salvó la vida a jeff baumanne 22 años y luego venia dzhokar tsarnaev de 19 años de edad, pero fijense, si las cifras que tenemos son correctas, la familia llegó a los estados unidos en el año 2002, pero fue un proceso larguisimo, complicado, los niños, tamerlan tsarnaev, y dzhokar tsarnaev nacieron en chechenia, una republica separatista de rusia que tuvo violentos enfrentamientos con los rusos, surge en un contexto mucho mayor de la desintegracion de la unión sovietica, se van como refugiados, porque había una guerra entre los chechenios que buscan la independencia, se van a kirghistan, es una de las varias republicas que se crean bajo la desintegracion de la unión sovietica, después e van a estudiar a rusia, en dagestan, y después llegan a los estados unidos en el año 2002, a que edad, tamerlan tsarnaev llega cuando tenía 15 años de edad a los estados unidos, y el más pequeño, dzhokar tsarnaev llega cuando tenía 8 años de edad, es decir tienen ellos en los estados unidos por lo menos 11 años, la gran pregunta