. >> this was shot on laurel street in gloucester, massachusetts, by a guy named shawn henry. who actually is a professional photographer. who has worked for national geographic society, for "forbes," for "business week." so this for him, was fascinating. this is one impressive deer. the deer has made its way to this little path and is still standing there it could scurry away, it could scamper down this path and get away. but instead, he keeps his eye on both of these coyotes who now start keeping a pretty safe distance from this terrifying deer. >> i think he's smart for standing his ground. i think the second he turns tail and runs, the coyotes going to be on him. >> dude, we're going to see some -- [ bleep ] bro! whoa, holy [ bleep ]. >> this video is being captured by two canadians who take their dash cam camera to go to the city to film what's going down with police and firefighters. this time because of the train they were able to turn their car around and chase. see the black car? it's being chased by all the cops. >> whoa [ bleep ] sclap. >> the language, i thought th

. >> reporter: shawn henry is the former executive assistant director of the fbi. and is now president of a security company. he says the boston marathon is an event that experts call a soft target. >> it would appear that this particular type of event would be a soft target. compared to, speaking to an airport or major government building because how large it is how many people would attend, it would be more difficult to protect than a building or something of that nature. >> that was nbc's chris hansen reporting. >>> nervous investors will be looking for fallout over the bombings. and keeping an eye on the investigation in boston. stocks posted their biggest one-day drop of the year on monday. and the sell-off continued overseas this morning. weak economic data out of china sparked the fall. >>> expect to see police and military presents ramped up at major cities across the country today. in boston, massachusetts governor deval patrick says the city is open. though it will not be business as usual. thanks to marathon runners who ran straight to the city's hospita

. >> this was shot on laurel street in gloucester massachusetts, by a guy named shawn henry.o has worked for national geographic society for "forbes," for

ed henry at the white house responding to all these crosscurrents everywhere. to eric shawn where the injured suspect remains not surprisingly under heavy guard. mike? >> reporter: neil, this is the i dill i can neighborhood where it came to an end in a blaze of gunfire. the view of the helicopter pilot had there was someone hiding in that boat. he was wounded and bleeding, dzhokar tsarnaev half an hour from the cover of night that could have allowed him to move again. there were federal agents and guns drawn and at the ready to create a scene that people in this neighborhood would like to never see again. >> about 25 police cars came screeching down the road on franklin street and stopped at the bend in the road. within seconds, another 50 cars came. that was followed by swat trucks and armored vehicles. obviously something was going on. >> reporter: once that shelter in place order was lifted, a lot of people were not comfortable coming back out in the neighborhood they had cabin fever. they got out and they were tenacious, they saw a hiding place everywhere they were look