>> it's kind of a jekyll and hide thing. it talks about the city of boston, there is no love in the city of boston and everybody please stay safe. again, this is the suspected bomber. >> bill: covering himself. >> second tweet goes back to march 13th, 2012. this one he specifically mentions america and specifically talks about how he has been here for 10 years and he is tired of it. it's time to leave. the last tweet goes back a year ago april, so a year ago the same week a year later where he bombs the mayor thonel. he talks about frosted flakes they are great. >> bill: the cereal? >> the cereal. >> bill: he won't be getting many of those. what to do when you are strapped for cash. the tip moments away. >> factor tip of the day. what to do when you're low on cash. first, we hope you have enough funds to get mom and dad good gifts on their upcoming days. by a copy of my books on bill o'reilly obama administration. you get a free of the thriller "matter of trust." giving you two gifts for the price of one. also we have a grea

these are very important and sometimes very powerful people who are using the argument of jekyll and hyde over there to, you know, make austerity measures all over the world. do you have someone starting your car for you right now? >> i'm really lucky that the university has helped me take care of me and spoar me through the whole media process. they take care of me really well. >> stephen: do you think that austerity is the right thing to do? >> no. i think austerity at this time is largely counterproductive. >> stephen: but they're already using it all over europe. they love it so much that they have celebrations in the streets. sometimes with fire and everything. >> it's true. one of the things is, as i've been talking to a lot of the media across the world they've given me pretty heart breaking stories about what is going on in europe. i've also seen the effects of it in this country as well. >> stephen: right. we have to keep cutting the government budget and laying off people until those people get jobs. >> that seem to be the argument. stephen: it is the argument. it doesn't s

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. >> kind of like jekyll and hyde. >> reporter: dzhokhar rarely talked about politics, but when he did, it was about his home country. >> we talked about life in chechnya and what's going on there. >> reporter: dzhokhar was an ethic chechen who came with his family from kyrgyzstan when he was very young. some of the students we talk to say he liked to play soccer. he liked to smoke weed. they say there was nothing about him that jumped out as anything other than what thousands of other college students around here do on a typical day. >> such a bold and bizarre move to go back to your university. chris lawrence, thank you. >> while students in the boston area, other schools return to normal. the teen bombing suspect is lying in a hospital bed this morning. the officials tell cnn he had been intubated and right now cannot talk. susan candiotti is standing outside the hospital. what do we know about his condition this morning? >> hi, john, good morning to you. because officials tell us he has these throat injuries and because of what you mentioned as well, that means he simply can't talk

jekyll and mr. hide, one minute you do something like that and the next you're okay. >> one student said he rarely talked about politics, but when he did t was about his home country. >> he talked about what is going on there and how the people in chechnya are. >> for the first time, just this afternoon, just a few minutes ago, we heard from a student who said dzhokhar tsarnaev did speak about the bombing to another student just a day after it happened. fred. >> but not boasting or bragging about it? >> no, no. he said that he actually brought it up because he saw him in the gym. and he said, i would see him in the gym all the time. normally he would come up to me, talk to me. we knew each other. and he said maybe he didn't see me so i walked up to him, said hi. i brought up the bombing because it was all everybody on campus was talking about at that time. and he said, dzhokhar seemed normal, a little tired, but that he did comment and said, yeah, something to the effect of tragedies can happen anyw

these are very important and sometimes very powerful people who are using the arguments of jekyll andhere to, you know, make austerity measures all over the world. do you have someone starting your car for you right now? >> stevphen colbert is worried that 28-year-old graduate student at the university of massachusetts, thomas herndon, needs someone to start his car for him now because he rewrote the work of two harvard economist professors, work that until now has been the intellectual basis for the austerity drive in governments around the world, including this one. in a 2010 paper, growth in a time of debt, professors carmen reinhardt and dennis rogoff reported they found the tipping point in the national debt, the spot where the size of the debt seems to harm economic growth, and that tipping point was 90%. a national debt of 90% of gdp seemed to reduce economic growth, according to their findings. therefore, policymakers said all no country should allow its debt to be greater than 90% of gdp. now, in home economic terms, this would mean no family should allow their debt to be mor

kind of like a jekyll & hyde forecast. >>> two very different sides to the week.n gate bridge. we have low clouds starting to settle in. give yourself extra time if you are waking up with us near the coast. 51 are san francisco. 43, novato. 46, sonoma. south bay, temperatures are rather mild to start the day, 53, san jose and 52 in gilroy. for today, that dense a.m. fog will make way to a mix of sun and clouds. as we head through your wednesday, closer to 80 degrees. warm and mild. increasing clouds steadily tomorrow afternoon. the widespread rain arrives. thunderstorms even if we head through thursday. friday, a slight chance and this weekend, we have a really good chance, a cold, wet system. on its way to the bay area. 70 degrees inland, bayside, 68. the coast, 63 degrees. i'll show you when that next round of rain arrives. 6:33 on a traffic tuesday. i want to find out what's happening on the roads with anthony slaughter. >> things are starting to get active. we have a cement truck that flipped on to its side. on 280 at the 101 connector in san jose. on the ramp

been positive from classmates and friends but they may not have seen the other side of him, the jeky jekyllpersonality. they also comment on and say they don't know the older brother. that would also mean they are unaware of the hold, you know, pressure, intimidation that the older brother would have over the younger. so that's the other aspect of this is that if his older brother is intimidating him, pressuring him, persuading him to go along with this and he goes ahead and does it, you know, his other friends may be completely unaware of that side of his personality. >> tom, you're a former assistant director of the fbi. are you surprised that at this hour the law enforcement have apparently not been able to locate dzhokhar tsarnaev? i assumed having been covering the story since the wee small hours of the morning the older brother was killed roughly at 4:00 a.m.? i assumed that with the huge police dragnet 9,000 or so law enforcement officers going to the town of watertown, searching home to home, i assumed that by now there may have been more -- a greater likelihood they would have caug

neil: you know, congressman, way too early to con jekyll -- such a word, but what if it's a home grown terry nichols type deal with where the threat we feared from abroad is a threat from among our own already here? >> well, i mean, unfortunately, that is the reality every day. i mean, there are -- we've been dealing with domestic terrorism for many, many decades, we just don't hear as much about it. you know, the fbi, you know, atf is on the scene. they do tremendous, tremendous work to foil these things before they even happen. they have undercovers like myself used to be an undercover, and they have tremendous is the sets on the ground. again, to interrupt operations before something explodes. so they're trained to deal with that, but to think that we only have to worry about terrorism from abroad, from areas like the middle east is simply not so. we have a lot of people even if they're not domestic terrorists, but people that are psychotic and have different sociopathic tendencies that could, you recall, especially with all you can read about on the internet, can actually get an hm