congressman mccall he believes the suspected bombers planned on killing more americans. >> look, whenecuted the search warrant, they found up to ten explosive devices. that indicates to me, they stayed in the boston area that indicates a second wave of attacks. individual that whose car was carjacked, they were taken about manhattan, they were talking in russian but they were talking about manhattan, possibly going to times square. eel very certain they were on their way to times square to detonate ten more explosive devices in new york. >> heather: joining me now is anchor chris wallace. ten additional explosives potentially, putting them off in new york city. what additionally did you learn new? >> that was interesting because there have been some talk. we knew and it was announced this week by new york mayor bloombe and police commissioner kelly there had been this talk about the younger brother, the suspect dzhokar tsarnaev about going to manhattan. chairman mccall, he is the head of homeland security committee talked about with it a lot more certainty. the other couple things he

>> ginger mccall. guest: i think that fact can very much be argued. there were cameras in boston. there were government-owned cctv cameras. also every camera that every person had. there were also the restaurant cameras and the store cameras that were used to help to solve this crime. so there's a lot of surveillance here. and this was an event where any reasonable person would have expected that there would have been pretty heavy coverage video coverage, photographic coverage. this was something that happened close to the finish line where everyone would be taking pictures. so clearly the presence of cameras in this instance was not something that actually deterred and it wasn't something that actually prevented. >> next up is karl calling from mississippi on our line for republicans. go ahead. caller: toipt ask the question -- i want to ask the question how do we know that these cameras are true? who does the -- i want you to educate me because how do i know what i'm seeing on that camera is true? >>

wheel chair access is provided at the grove van ness and mccall. wheelchair access at the polk street, entrance is temporarily interrupted due to extensive wheelchair lift repairs. we appreciate your patience during this time and ask that you use any of the remaining entrances when visiting city hall assistive listening devices are available and our meeting is open caption and sign language interpreted. our agendas are also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. to prepare electronic interference with the sound system and to respect everybody's ability to focus on the presentation please either turn off all mobile phones and pda and change these devices to vibrate mode. your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome public participation to make a comment. you may fill out a speaker card available at the front of the room or call our bridge line at4155 554-9632 where you will be recognize during public comment. the mayor's meetings are generally the 3rd friday of every month. in order to assist the city in

did your mccall has co-authored -- she greatly speaks on government issues. hopefully, she will add to her resume the fact she is now spoken at cato. she has provided commentary to numerous outlets and journals to discuss the tsa recent rulemaking to the extent there is one and the strip-searched machine policy. ginger mccall. [applause] >> thank you for having me. >> thank you very much for having me. i hope i can give as much intensity. they have been able to give me coffee beforehand soshe litigaty that will add to it. so i guess i'll start off with the good news. right now we have a very unique opportunity to comment on a very controversial air travel program. body scanner program, as we're calling it at epic, nude body scanners, have been something that epic has worked on for four, five years now. we have had several lawsuits on this topic. and it's come to fruition by the agency. now skeptics will be asked, what will be the notice? isn't the agency just going to go ahead to do what it wants to do anyway? but we do believe it's an opportunity for the ame

the chairman of the house homeland security committee mike mccall has been briefed and he's going to next to tell us what he knows. >>> plus we go to boston's dorchester neighborhood where a candle light vigil honoring the youngest victim of the attack. [ coughs ] [ angry gibberish ] i took something for my sinuses, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is [ angry gibberish ] [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny: i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ f

senator manchin and congressman mccall, thank you for coming in today. we'll stay on top of all these issues. thank you. >> than thank you. >> up next, a growing consensus and used chemicals against its own people. so what will president obama do about it? works for thousands of home businesses. because at usps.com® you can pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. i can even drop off free boxes. i wear a lot of hats. well, technically i wear one. the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better, while dramatically reducing waiting time. now a waiting room is just a room. [ telephone ringing ] [ static warbles ] [ beeping ] red or blue? ♪ red or blue? >> video of patients aired last month on syrian state tv. both sides in the

republican congressman michael mccall of texas is chairman of the house homeland security commit. mr. chairman, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> megyn: i want to start with that information that had you said some of the forensic information should come back today and they may have some of the signatures from the equipment. can you clarify what that means? >> well possibly as early as today it's down at quantico being examined for forensics. there are tracers in the gunpowder, the pellets themselves, the ball bearings can be traced to the manufacturer and then the device itself actually would have a serial number that they can trace back to the manufacturer. from there they can determine where it came from possibly who purchased it and execute search warrants from there which would hopefully turn up the terrorists. i would say at this point the explosive device itself is probably the best evidence that we have had who did it, yeah. there was much confusion among the news outlets and others whether an arrest had been made or not where do you believe in t

mike mccall is regularly briefed on the investigation. >> this transmitter that was used out of a toy car, that's a very sophisticated pressure cooker bomb that you don't see every day. and so i personally, my judgment is they had training performed by either an individual or individuals who are still at large. >> reporter: throughout the day in boston where the vice president attended a service for the m.i.t. police officer shot dead during last week's man hunt, the administration struggled to reconcile its case. >> whether it's al qaeda of the fattah or two twisted, perverted cowardly knockoff jihadists here in boston, why do they do what they do? >> reporter: the characterization of the tsarnaev brothers as home grown terrorists with no foreign ties prompted questions. >> that investigation is not complete and we're not going to make any conclusions until we have all the facts. >> reporter: while it's not clear whether the secretary of state kerry's comments were briefed, he said it's key. >> we had a young person who went to russia and chechnya bewe people up in boston. he came ba

mike mccall wants a full investigation of what the f.b.i. did in this matter. i think so. bad enough what happened at the boston marathon. this could have been worse. we can't allow a situation like this to occur in the future. you would think anyone who interviewed someone that the russian government said was a terrorist and you had a file on him, interrogated and pictures of him, somehow it would be in your head if a bomb goes off, one of the first people you think of. i interviewed a guy two years ago. let me check the file out. i don't know why it wasn't done. >> eric: we get janet napolitano testifying that he pinged the system. part of the anger in boston -- look at the "boston herald" editorial entitled "ping this, janet." they warned us the region pinged when he left. but when he returns from chechnya, nobody knows or care. the dead and wound who had are friends and neighbors deserve an answer. what should the answer be? >> it should be we can never allow it to happen again. it should have gone to joint military task force and direction of the f.b.i. in boston. par

eliminate service north and south to the library up in this neighborhood they want to reroute the bus to mccall street to polk street which is really in use and they want to eliminate the 19 polk bus line at the hospital and make people transfer to the 48 line which is only going to run every half hour according to this report. this bus line is very important to people with disabilities and seniors coming up from the south east corner of the city. they come to port row hill. i really appeal that the mtc will consider this before they eliminate or cut back services on the 19 polk. thank you. >> thank you. is there anymore public comment? >> good afternoon. >> excuse me. the captioning is working on the last tv. okay. it's not on our screen. it's on the last tv. okay. thank you. >> excuse me. >> hand-me-down my walking cane. we are going to have a meeting here and we are going to have a time to chat. going to catch the latest sound and we are going to blow your mind and we are going to have a good meeting in the city and town. we are going to have a good meeting every man and woman. do the best y

but i agree with mike mccall. the law enforcement people i have spoken to, these are two unrelated events. it does remind me back to 2001 where we had the 9/11 attacks and shortly after that we had the anthrax arriving on capitol hill. again, i think these off-campus facilities, if you will, that stop the mail and protect not just congressmen and senators, but staff members. dom daschle staff, some of his staff are still sick from the anthrax they inhaled. i do think it's a coincidence. >> back to the terror attack in boston, you were one of the early voices to the that were warning people in fact the crazy back and forth in the media, we have a suspect, he's on his way to the courthouse, all of that that was going on, you were saying, no, hold on a second. how do you interpret what is going on right now and that is the cancelled, for example, briefings by the fbi and now law enforcement, they have been distributing the pictures of these two individuals. your thoughts? >> you know, we don't really know why they ca

ginger mccall from e.p.i.c. [applause] >> thank you for having me.i'll try to give as much intensity as they can to this. jim staff was helpful enough to get my coffee before him, so hopefully that will add to it. i guess i'll start up with the good news. right now we have the unique opportunity to comment on a controversial air travel program. the body scanner program, body scanners have been sent to work down for four or five years now. we've had several lawsuits on this topic and finally come to fruition with an actual notice rulemaking. by the agency. skeptics among you will ask what will be, isn't the agency going to do what it wants to do anyway? we believe this is an opportunity for the american public to weigh in and if the agency doesn't take comments into account, we are willing to go ahead and take this further court. this notice and comment rulemaking came out of a lawsuit they filed a july 15, 2011. this was a d.c. circuit court filed under several legal doctrines including the fourth amendment, privacy act and administrative procedure a

ginger mccall. [applause] >> thank you very much for having me.i hope i can give as much intensity. they have been able to give me coffee beforehand so hopefully that will add to it. so i guess i'll start off with the good news. right now we have a very unique opportunity to comment on a very controversial air travel program. body scanner program, as we're calling it at epic, nude body scanners, have been something that epic has worked on for four, five years now. we have had several lawsuits on this topic. and it's come to fruition by the agency. now skeptics will be asked, what will be the notice? isn't the agency just going to go ahead to do what it wants to do anyway? but we do believe it's an opportunity for the american public to weigh in on this. if the agency doesn't take your comments into account, doesn't take our comments into account, we will go ahead and take this further into court. this notice and comment rulemaking actually came out of a lawsuit that we filed on july 15, 2011. this was a lawsuit in d.c. circuit court. we filed unde

we appreciate your time as always, chairman mccall.me, we have more of our coverage of the boston marathon bombings and the new video that we have tonight. the fbi video of the two possible suspects, we're going to go through it again. as i said, it's riveting. you keep wanting to see it and see it and see it. is there a clue in the hat that they're wearing specifically? plus, a desperate effort to save possible survivors in the west texas explosion. the latest from the scene. [ tires screech ] [ beeping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned... mercedes-benz for the next new owner. ♪ hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for 1.99% financing during our certified pre-owned sales event through april 30th. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level

and mccall is suing. piece is not defamatory, it says they wanted-- >> it's journalism. >> last word on this for now, the fact that the judge has delayed his decision, do you think in the end he'll do the right thing? >> i'm certainly hoping so and the amount of media attention also has to affect that division. all i can say, i would have gone to jail to protect you anytime. >> thank you. (laughter) >> maybe you did. >> all right. fox news watch straight ahead. a superstar couple goes on vacation in cuba. >> american hip-hop power couples jay-z and beyonce taking a controversial trip to cuba, raising eyebrows from humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all our benefits today, like our 24/7 support and service, because at liberty m

is congressman mike mccall chairman of the house homeland security committee.gressman, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you were briefed on the investigation yesterday by members of the intelligence community. what if anything have you learned that would make you think the fbi did not go far enough when it investigated tamerlan tsarnaev back in 2011? >> you're right. they did have a russian lead saying he is an extremist. going to travel outside the united states to join up with underground extremists. they do put a lead on him for several months. they close the lead. it's a travel issue that has become kind of the big question here in terms of who knew what and when. the fact is the fbi told us several days ago they did not know that he traveled to russia at that time. the department of homeland security secretary napolitano testified that a flag did go up on their data base which is a different data base. you basically have the department of homeland security with the information he's traveling to the chechen region and the fbi not knowing a

and mccall is suing. the piece is not defamatory, it says they wanted-- >> it's journalism. >> last word on this for now, the fact that the judge has delayed his decision, do you think in the end he'll do the right thing? >> i'm certainly hoping so and the amount of media attention also has to affect that division. all i can say, i would have gone to jail to protect you anytime. >> thank you. (laughter) >> maybe you did. >> all right. fox news watch straight ahead. a superstar couple goes on vacation in cuba. >> american hip-hop power couples jay-z and beyonce taking a controversial trip to cuba, raising eyebrows from congress, but are the media dismissing the story? details next on news watch. using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere, in seconds rather than months. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerf

in next hour we talk to mike mccall about what they could do here. ambassador, we'll be watching.nks so much. >> thank you. >> recent developments that they clash with the guards. the violence erupting as the inmates moved from a communal area back to their cells. something they do all the time. the military officials say the raid was necessary due the week-long progress. they say this has completely gotten out of hand. >>> meanwhile, president obama hopes the budget achieves the primary goal of breaking the fiscal deadlock we have been seeing in washington and he calls the proposal he sent to congress a fiscally responsible blueprint to getting america back on track. why the plan is seeing support from both sides of the aisle, house republicans are dismissing it as what they call a blank check. for more spending and more debt. joining us now is bob, happy sunday morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >> jamie: this is the talk everywhere that maybe we're getting closer to both sides getting together on the budget. is this the most motivated you have seen the president? >> it

s handling the case, the house homeland security chairman mike mccall left open this window for furtherxploration of this. quote, in the coming weeks, the homeland security committee will ask how this happened and how we can prevent it from happening again. chechnya is an overwhelmingly muslim region noted for its especially ruthless terrorist attack, perhaps the most gruesome were the moscow theater attack where they took 850 hostages while demanding withdrawal of russian forces. it ended after three days when russian forces pumped an unknown gas into the theater, killing all of the terrorists and many of the hostages. then there was that awful massacre in 2004 where chechen separatists took over an elementary. several hundred were killed, many of them children. neil? >> neil: doug, thank you very, very much. much will be said of what these brothers said and wrote electronically to the world, to the world wide web, postings on facebook, twitter. you'll hear a lot of that and in the next two hours, probably more than you care to over the next two days, two weeks, two months, two years,

representative mike mccall joins me, the chairman of the homeland security committee.d to see you. appreciate you taking the time. chairman, what is the latest you know right now? >> first of all, my heart goes out to the victims and their families. very, very tragic, tragic day. my assessment as chairman and also as a former counter-terrorism prosecutor is this has all the hallmarks of an act of terrorism. the multiple bombs going off simultaneously. mass casualties infliction and a spectacular event. that's what the terrorists always try to accomplish. it has awe the signatures of that. and i think right now i've been briefed by the white house, federal, state and local officials in the boston area. and now it's time to let law enforcement do its job. i can tell you this, we will bring the pierpetrators to justice. and then hopefully move this thing forward. >> and in your briefings, mr. mccaul, is there any sense -- let's start off first with the bombs. the explosive devices i'll say themselves. you know, former fbi assistant director told us that even the quality,

needs to happen sure enough just a few hours ago another congressman i believe it was representative mccall not certain there the whole story is on our t. dot com slash usa but another congressman he actually got up and said well look what happened in boston these were bombs sure they weren't digital bombs but the next ones will be digital bombs so we need to come together for the sake of national security and do something and that's exactly why a lot of people have problems with this bill because the people who are touting it the people who are writing it are people who don't really understand the cyber security concerns another lawmaker actually said that we can leaks was a happening group and they're happening in the united states infrastructure this is also unfounded claims so there's a lot of concern over who is coming up with this bill who is supporting it and what they actually know about cyber security. incident this morning saying that you know boston would be reason enough to pass a cyber security bill is laughable to many people we're following closely as well because when produc

mccall and secretary napolitano. i saw a border that is more secure than we have had in a long time. andg with senator mccain mayors and law enforcement officers, i was told that the crime rates in the communities were the lowest in decades and continue to decline. i saw parts of the border that were overrun with illegal immigration. to rest more than 1000 people every single day. today, they have been busy day if they arrest even 50 people. that is a remarkable development. it is clearly significant change would be better. it is also consistent with the dramatic reductions we have seen of people trying to cross our borders illegally, which have reached their lowest levels since the 1970's. ofave seen the development technology like cameras and radar. the man i spoke with told me these technologies help them pinpoint what people are trying to cross the border illegally so that agents can make an arrest and turn them back. we heard about a radar being tested on a drone that is providing the border control with an unpr

chairman mccall said he started to put jihadist material on web sites on youtube. >> what i am concerned about is that he may have been radicalized and trained by the chechen rebels who are the fiercest jihad warriors. >> reporter: but the uncle said that his radicalization started in the boston area. >> it started right there in cambridge. right there on the streets of cambridge. where this guy, this new convert is going to the local mosque on massachusetts avenue, so, i'm saying that it started there. >> reporter: the documents show no record of the younger brother dzhokhar leaving the country, and tamerlan was a legal permanent resident of the united states, and his brother is a naturalized citizen. both men were born in kyrgyzstan. don? >> thank you, joe. just ahead, a boston suburban neighborhood turns into a war zone. we are learning new details about the early morning shootout in watertown and what killed suspect number one. >> there is an active incident in watertown right now. >> we must have heard about 60 gunshots. >> we are advising all watertown residents to remain in their

michael mccall who chairs the house homeland security committee. he had told reporters a short time ago that he spoke to the fbi a short time ago everybody wants to see cloe sure on this. while they have made progress, it's not enough yet that they have a suspect in custody. >> at least they say we have solid leads. and there is the scheduled press conference by the fbi. in the meantime we are going to go to a very quick break. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh >> welcome back here. let's set the scene in boston. nbc news is reporting as well as rueteres that no arrest has indeed occurred. certain news organizations are pulling back on the reports there is a media skrum outside the federal courthouse in boston, massachusetts. >> let's take a look at the markets. sounds bad let

representative kennedy no targeting bloody act going wound the soul of boston and new englanders and michael mccall said events are a reminder enemies continue to plot against us. but perhaps in the keenest sign a terrorist attack has again changed washington's course tomorrow's unveiling of that immigration form has been called off out of respect for events in boston. >> doug mcelway, thank you. now to those who witnessed this horror, will ritter about 100 feet from the site of the first blast setting up a news conference. and he says he felt them. >> thank you. >> i watched you making rounds and now this morning i know you've been true through this a lot. i know what you saw. i'm curious now what nine and a half or so hours after the attacks and some clarity. how do you piece this day together? what do you think your take away is going to be? >> as a bostonin it hurts. i think this is a wonderful day, one of the most celebrated days in boston. you have kids sitting at the finish line clapping for moms and dads. and for some reason now they're in the hospital or they've passed away. so it's sensel

mike rogers and michael mccall both called for further investigation. >> i think the experts all agreet there is someone who did train these two individuals. >> there are still certains of interesting in the united states that the fbi would like to have conversations with. and the big unknown is the little over six months in russia. that's where they went from the process of radicalization to pure violence. the older brother. >> michael: federal authorities are investigating up to six people associated with the suspect. and that also shows the female dna was found on the bomb. we should note that that could have come from a variety of places. a stray hair from someone who happened to be there, but the fbi is speaking with tamerlan's widow today. and investigators left with an evidence bag marked simply dna samples. they are also look going whether the suspect's mother might have played a role. russian intelligence agencies had already been investigating her prior to the bombings. authorities here put both she and tamerlan on a federal terrorism watch list in 2011. she says she has no p

ginger mccall. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much for having me.i'll try to give as much intensity as i can to this. jim was helpful enough to give me help beforehand. hopefully that will add to it. so i guess i'll -- start off with the good news. i have a unique opportunity to comment on a controversial air travel program. the body scanner program nude body scanners have been something that open pick has worked on four or five years now. we have had several lawsuits on the topic. and finally it's come to fruition with a notice and comment rulemaking period by the agency. now exceptic among you will probably ask what is the point. but we really do believe this is an opportunity for the american public to weigh in on this. and if the agency doesn't take your comment in to account, doesn't take our comment in to account we are willing to take it ahead neuritis court. the notice came out of a lawsuit we filed on july 15, 2011. this was a lawsuit in d.c. circuit court. we filed under several legal docket rein including the fourth amendment, the privacy

texas senator -- joe manchin and mike mccall looks like a great show. check out your listings.t -- explosions governor at at boston marathon. the next day the associated press says the bombs were made out of pressure cookers. april 18th they release foes he is of the two suspects. then friday morning, a shootout with police, tamerlan tsarnaev is killed. his 19-year-old brother dzhokar, later arrested that same day. martha: a new honor for the mit police officer who was murdered during the boston manhunt. the summerville, massachusetts, police department is posthumously naming sean collier a member of the force. his family says this honor fulfills a lifelong dream of him. >> he wanted to be a somerville cop. that is all he wanted. >> he loves this community and wanted to be a part of protecting it and serving it and being a police officer. >> not like there is any break in service. as far as we're concerned he has been with us. even in death he is with us. >> my hope the police officers that new sean, what sean brought to our police department, that they take those qualities and

republican congressman mike mccall told fox the initial reporting he was receiving is that there was shrapnel ball bearings in this case in the devices there began to be more evidence they were designed to create maximum casualties as we saw today, greta. >> greta: there are lots of saudi nationals in this country. why is this one tapped into their interest? what about this one? >> i can't go beyond what i know from reporting but just the basics of the individual, 20, 21 years of age here just running down details to see if there is anything more to build on but there are multiple leads they're running down at this point. the other thing i would mention and this is based on conversation with someone who work was the fbi and worked on one of these this is a group leading the investigation in boston. is one of the questions that is going to have to be answered is if these bombs were found in trash cans where y.they were there because what law enforcement knows is that the end of the events or a large parade like macy's thanksgiving day parade is the highest risk point of the event beca

republican michael mccall. comingman, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> eric: first question. look, they say they are going to hit austin. their missile can get maybe 2500 miles. some would say, why should we worry? >> they don't have that capability to get past, say, guam. we know that. the reason they talk about austin, samsung's here, the largest foreign south korean investment in the united states. but that capability is want there. however, they are very dangerous. in the sense that we have 28,000 soldiers in south korea. they can strike our allies like japan with this capability. and so i think, the whole situation, needs to be taken seriously. it is. we have destroyers in the region. we have a b-2 stealth bomber and fighter plane that could set down anything shot up in the sky. when i talk to the south korean ambassador, he explained it as a very sense of immaturity in the new leader, trying to prove himself with the new leaders of north korea. >> eric: we are looking at video. this is what they have released overnight of the missiles, it looks like a computer game, hit

republican congressman mike mccall told fox the initial reporting he was receiving is that there was shrapnel ball bearings in this case in the devices there began to be more evidence they were designed to create maximum casualties as we saw today, greta. >> greta: there are lots of saudi nationals in this country. why is this one tapped into their interest? what about this one? >> i can't go beyond what i know from reporting but just the basics of the individual, 20, 21 years of age here just running down details to see if there is anything more to build on but there are multiple leads they're running down at this point. the other thing i would mention and this is based on conversation with someone who work was the fbi and worked on one of these this is a group leading the investigation in boston. is one of the questions that is going to have to be answered is if these bombs were found in trash cans where y.they were there because what law enforcement knows is that the end of the events or a large parade like macy's thanksgiving day parade is the highest risk point of the event beca

representative kennedy no targeting bloody act going wound the soul of boston and new englanders and michael mccallaid events are a reminder enemies continue to plot against us. but perhaps in the keenest sign a terrorist attack has again changed washington's course tomorrow's unveiling of that immigration form has been called off out of respect for events in boston. >> doug mcelway, thank you. now to those who witnessed this horror, will ritter about 100 feet from the site of the first blast setting up a news conference. and he says he felt them. >> thank you. >> i watched you making rounds and now this morning i know you've been true through this a lot. i know what you saw. i'm curious now what nine and a half or so hours after the attacks and some clarity. how do you piece this day together? what do you think your take away is going to be? >> as a bostonin it hurts. i think this is a wonderful day, one of the most celebrated days in boston. you have kids sitting at the finish line clapping for moms and dads. and for some reason now they're in the hospital or they've passed away. so it's senseles

joining me, pro fesser jeff mccall is there a blackout and if so is it because the top sick to grislyn there, something that unnerves the media? >> i think there is a freezeout. and i know this is an interesting and challenging and divisive issue but this topic does need discussion and it does need news coverage. now, one thing i think to keep in mind here is that this is a conscious decision by the news executives to not cover this. not an accident. not like they don't know that this story is out there. one thing we know from the agenda setting and gate keeping research in the media that has gone back 50 and 60 years is that news decisions are made in part on the womens an whims ofe producers and editors. if there is a freezeout, people can make their own inferences as to why this is. >> greg: they might say it is grotesque. you can't lead with this. if most people in the media are prochoice this makes them uncomfortable, right? >> well, it does show a darker side of the whole abortion controversy and you have is got some grisly inhumane details from the case coming out and confronti

. >> senator mccall -- >> why wasn't he interviewed after he came back whether at the airport when he returning or later and what happened in chechnya. >> massachusetts doesn't have the death penalty, but the federal government does. chuck schumer and dianne feinstein both democrats say they think the death penalty would be appropriate under federal law in this case. emily schmidt, cnn, washington. >>> for more on the legal case ahead let's bring in tanya akard, good to see you again. what we have been hearing from the justice department or at least one official there is that tsarnaev is likely to face federal terrorism charges and state murder charges. now is that interesting? is it obvious? does it give us any sense of where authorities are headed with this case? >> clearly, we're talking about two parallel tracks. we have got federal law which it's the federal government that has responsibility for prosecuting terrorism cases, typically in the first instance and as your reporter pointed out, the federal government does provide for the death penalty in these types of matters. so whi

. >> reporter: michael mccall says he and fellow republican, peter king, want answers from the fbi. democrats have questions too. >> why wasn't he interviewed when he came back, either at the airport when he was returning, or later? what happened in chechnya? >> a lot of questions. emily, do lawmakers feel like the fbi dropped the ball by not interviewing the older brother after his trip to russia? it certainly sounds like it. >> that phrase, dropped the ball, is exactly what we heard lindsey graham talk about on one of the talk shows today. he said he wanted to know how the fbi or the system dropped the ball when they didn't have an interview with tsarnaev when he came back into the united states. a lot of the lawmakers were saying we don't want to monday morning quarterback this. we are not necessarily putting the blame on the fbi. they said they also have some tough questions that they would like to hear some answers to based on this unfolding investigation. don? >> emily snmith, thank you very much. worshippers filled the largest church reflecting on violence that began nearly a

there's a reason by 79 percent of planned parenthood's 5 miles mccall campus. this is where they're targeting. side of that was so important. and that is so i really got started. >> well, what about overturning roe v. wade? >> i think in the movement we talk a lot about this. there are different strategies to overturning roe v. wade. and i think people will disagree i was ona panel with cpa see you strongly disagree with my ideas. i'd think first it has to change our hearts. we have to force politicians to want to stand up for our issue. that is really what we need to be focusing on. you know, politicians, people here in washington are going to start listening when they know that their constituents are against abortion, and that is really what i talk about when i say being courageous and speaking up, it is extremely, extremely important. a lobby on a couple of months ago, and it was fascinating because we had purple t-shirts, the same couple -- color as sci you. we went into all of these blue dog democrats and they all thought we were a pro abortion and cou

representative kennedy no targeting bloody act going wound the soul of boston and new englanders and michael mccallents are a reminder enemies continue to plot against us. but perhaps in the keenest sign a terrorist attack has again changed washington's course tomorrow's unveiling of that immigration form has been called off out of respect for events in boston. >> doug mcelway, thank you. now to those who witnessed this horror, will ritter about 100 feet from the site of the first blast setting up a news conference. and he says he felt them. >> thank you. >> i watched you making rounds and now this morning i know you've been true through this a lot. i know what you saw. i'm curious now what nine and a half or so hours after the attacks and some clarity. how do you piece this day together? what do you think your take away is going to be? >> as a bostonin it hurts. i think this is a wonderful day, one of the most celebrated days in boston. you have kids sitting at the finish line clapping for moms and dads. and for some reason now they're in the hospital or they've passed away. so it's senseless. and

jeff duncan, and mike all mccall are asking the gao to review ammunition purchases by the homeland security department, because they think, as does sarah palin, that the u.s. government is trying to stockpile ammunition. these are elected members of congress. you combine that with this resistance to a gun registry or any kind of database, this notion of the government grabbing guns is really a legitimate theory in the has of congress. >> if you look at that 90/10 split, you have to ask yourself, what are the 10% that don't want universal background checks? what's motivating them? there has to be an element of survivalism, the real black helicopter syndrome, the government is trying to take away our guns, and with you need our guns, as the original constitution was, to protect ourselves against an overbearing government. that can be the only reason you can think of the motivation of the 10% that don't support -- >> but that's actually not what the constitution says. it says to protect the government. the militias were intended to protect the government. the idea that the founders who wrote i

i spoke with the congressman mike mccall, chairman of the house homeland security and talked about theatest intelligence he has received. these two men were in fact the suspects in the case. >> i think as you and i have talked over the last several evenings, this videotape and explosive forensics are really the key to this case and now the videotape has come out. i want to first of all commend the joint terrorism and boston police department for making significant progress in this case. remember, this -- these images are going to go viral all over the world to millions of people and this is where they obviously can apprehend them on their own. this is where the american people can really make a difference and i hope that that will happen soon. but as you mentioned, i think a very important point to all of this, this is not a lone wolf case. there are two. and where there are two, there may be more. this is a conspiracy now because you have two actors working together. we probably have a terrorist cell now. other individuals may have worked to prepare for this terrorist attack and so i

marathon bombings, tomorrow on fox news sunday, chris wallace sits down with senator joe senator mike mccall talking about the impact the bombings have had on homeland security. >> the 26-year-old carjacking victim of the boston marathon bombers opened up about the terrifying experience. the man being described as a chinese entrepreneur named danny said he thought he would die. he reached out to northeastern criminology professor, jamie fox, to tell his story. >> bad enough to stare down the barrel of a gun, but then to be told, do you know who i am? did you see the boston marathon bombing? that's me and i just killed a cop. >> the mother of the boston bombing suspects speaking out about her sons and the united states. this as we're learning the woman was add to do a c.i.a. watch list with her son tamerlan, 18 months before the marathon attacks. now she says this is all america's fault. >> they already want me, him and all of us to look. >> who is saying this? >> i don't know. where is it from? it's from america. why did i even go there? why? i thought america is going to like protect us, ou

chairman mike mccall saying there's rush to judgment and the boston bombings could be part of a bigger conspiracy. they want to know more about how tamerlan tsarnaev name got misspeeld on span airline ticket and they're asking why his trip back to the region did not raise more of a red flag. i want to bring in both of you and let's start with susan. >> when you look at it wob could this wiretap have been a game changer and what do you do about it if you're in the administration or if you're in congress. >> it could have been. white house said the fbi did a serious inquiry clearance on this guy when they got the query from the russians but they didn't know this latest story about the use of the word jihad. so surely that would have prompted a more extensive investigation. you know, the fbi of course is doing this hundreds and thousands of times checking out people that foreign governments raise questions about and the question is at what point is the investigation can complete? at has what point do you need to do more, have continuing surveillance. this is one of the big egs things that