. >> back at the state police post, dana confesses she's been fighting heroin addiction for over twoears. >> so what got you started in prostitution? >> just paying for it. you know, i haven't -- it grows out of control. >> with a $300 a day habit, it's a battle. >> especially heroin. i mean, it just changes your brain and how you think. when you don't have it you feel like you're dieing. your body tricks itself. it's like you have to had it or you will not load anywhere, like you're loading. >> unusually articulate, educated, and self aware, officers are surprised to learn her downward spiral from honor student, to addict, to prostitute happened from a sports injury. >> i had a bad rotator cuff. >> dana says she graduated to heroin when her health insurance ran out and she could no longer afford prescription drugs. in the cold quiet of her jail cell, struggling without heroin and facing charges, she realizes she has hit rock bottom. >> i had scholarship offers from, i mean i can't even count how many universities. ♪ >>> there is nothing more shocking than understanding that this you

there are state police posted on every corner here. again, he's being evaluated and treated by the medical staff here. at some point we hear that the fbi, not the hospital, the fbi will be updating his medical condition. piers? >> thanks so much, indeed. we go to cnn's susan candiotti. what a week of roller coaster emotions it's been, everyone connected with what's happened in boston. we have to keep reminding people so many had their lives so badly effective. they lost loves ones that were killed. it's been a tragic week but at least it ended with the comfort of snowing who the police believe are responsible are no longer a threat to the public. >> that's right. i felt the exact same emotions. there was the high feeling to know that they had captured the second suspect, having the first one having died in the gun battle last night. immediately my thoughts, your thoughts goes toward the victims. the three who were killed in the marathon bombing and then of course the police officer who was fatally shot last night. piers, it was 24 hour

state university police chased him to pacifica and back to sf state. >> is a taxicab rollup i'm a a guy jumps out before it stopped and it slams into the parking post here. then a cop shows up on they both start running. >> police say they are looking at the cabs internal surveillance cameras to see to identify the beep. >> company now sonoma county deputies are surrounding a suspected car thief who allegedly threatened to kill officers today. he is also wanted as a suspect in various burglary and robbery cases. the man allegedly stole a vehicle this morning in windsor. deputies spotted him in petaluma that when they say he took off on petaluma point road. ended up in the area in marion county notice would acre. yuppies used a stolen suv onstar system to track it to what acre right now these are live pictures of what is taking place at this very moment here you can see a big police presence again sonoma -- excuse me marion and sonoma county deputies searching for the suspected car thief at one point deputies fired a taster at the man that mr. bayh said he is hiding in a wooded area as you can see in the pictures is too dense to go in after him. >> san j

after the bombing, the fbi initiated a command post for those assigned to the and many others on their own including boston pd in massachusetts state police. more than 1000 officers across many agencies had been assigned to this investigation be of the command post. -- via command. they began conducting interviews with eyewitnesses and others to determine who was responsible for the crime. we are doing this methodically, carefully, yet with a sense of urgency. all across the nation and around the world, the force of the united states as locating -- working hard to locate those responsible. the fbi has received 2000 tips as of noon today, many of which have already been analyzed and vetted. we will continue to work around- the-clock tirelessly side-by- side with our partners to continue to investigate and act on these leads. regarding who might be suspected of this event, the investigation is in its infancy. a law-enforcement is our early lookity to the at all the evidence. some activity macy, some you will not. rest assured we are working hard to get the answers. at this time, no claims of responsibility and the rangers suspects and motiv

first it's police officers, we get a lot of it through approved training classes, things certified by the state, post-classes and that's fairly consistent in a lot of states that have a group that authorizes what kind of training the officer gets. articles and books, that's fairly self-explanatory. and really you wind up in the next group, which is the internet. there's so much stuff on the internet, if you are curious about anything having to do with graffiti, start googling graffiti stuff. if you get on you tube, put down tag crews fighting, that's not just battling with paint, that's physically fighting with altercations. the thing about the internet, sometimes people will ignore some of the major graffiti sites because we're out here to fight graffiti, why do we want to go to a graffiti site. a lot of these guys when they have dedicated graffiti sites like art (inaudible) you can read all kinds of articles written by taggers for taggers trying to train other people to be better vandals. so don't ignore the fact there's stuff out there for the graffiti vandal because that can be of huge use to you

posted on facebook. police say the anonymous threat talked about shooting up the school and stated and i quote, "if you go to school tomorrow you will die." all classes were canceled as a precaution while police investigate. other schools in the district are open today. >> strong reaction this morning from the saratoga community after police arrest three high school boys accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl who passed out at a party. the girl killed herself after pictures of the assault were posted on social media. the parents of audrie pott allowed to us share the photo so maybe another child might be saved. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in saratoga. >> it is called cyber bullying at its worst. others fear the boys charged may have ready destroyed crucial evidence in the case. >> students returned to saratoga high school this morning a day after the arrest of three, 16-year-old boys. one was a former student here, charged with the sexual assault of 15-year-old audrie pott. a parent talked to his freshman daughter about the crime. >> i explaind to her and she said, good, i hope t

state university police chased him to pacifica and back to sf state. >> is a taxicab rollup i'm a a guy jumps out before it stopped and it slams into the parking post here. then a cop shows up on they both start running. >> police say they are looking at the cabs internal surveillance cameras to see to identify the beep. >> company now sonoma county deputies are surrounding a suspected car thief who allegedly threatened to kill officers today. he is also wanted as a suspect in various burglary and robbery cases. the man allegedly stole a vehicle this morning in windsor. deputies spotted him in petaluma that when they say he took off on petaluma point road. ended up in the area in marion county notice would acre. yuppies used a stolen suv onstar system to track it to what acre right now these are live pictures of what is taking place at this very moment here you can see a big police presence again sonoma -- excuse me marion and sonoma county deputies searching for the suspected car thief at one point deputies fired a taster at the man that mr. bayh said he is hiding in a wooded area as you can see in the pictures is too dense to go in after him. >> san j

posted on facebook. police say the anonymous threat talked about shooting up the school and stated and i quote, "if you go to school tomorrow you will die." all classes were canceled as a precaution while police investigate. other schools in the district are open today. >> strong reaction this morning from the saratoga community after police arrest three high school boys accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl who passed out at a party. the girl killed herself after pictures of the assault were posted on social media. the parents of audrie pott allowed to us share the photo so maybe another child might be saved. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in saratoga. >> it is called cyber bullying worst. others fear the boys charged may have ready destroyed crucial evidence in the case. >> students returned to saratoga high school this morning a day after the arrest of three, 16-year-old boys. one was a former student here, charged with the sexual assault of 15-year-old audrie pott. a parent talked to his freshman daughter about the crime. >> i explaind to her and she said, good, i hope those bo

the file there also contained a post-it note saying that the pennsylvania state police had called justeeks earlier asking similar questions. detective baldwin called the trooper who made the inquiry and hit pay dirt. >> baldwin: after speaking with the trooper, he informed me that his agency had conducted an investigation on mr. cullen with the suspicion that he was murdering patients in pennsylvania, as well, that he was using digoxin to murder patients. >> kroft: and you found this out making two phone calls? >> baldwin: yes, basically. >> braun: that... that was it. >> kroft: did you think you had your man? >> baldwin: yes. >> braun: yes. >> kroft: but the detectives knew that proving it would be difficult. a number of law enforcement agencies had tried and failed. how helpful was the hospital in this investigation? >> braun: how helpful was the hospital? they were very helpful by answering court-issued subpoenas. that was the extent of their cooperation. >> kroft: when the detectives asked to see computerized records from the automated drug dispensary in the critical care unit, the

state in the u.s.. funeral services for austin price have been scheduled for president. late this afternoon, we learn the class will resume on monday. police say someone posted a threat on a shooting rampage on a school account facebook. but, the district decided to act with an abundance of caution. the police are working to find the source of that threat. >>> new development of tonight in the death of a man san jose, a burn body have now been classified as a homicide. the man's body was found on high way 85 in san jose, police say the victim was homeless, his name was not released. investigators believe that burn and the victim got into a fight before the killing. >>> now hayward of relative of al missing man hope someone can solve the mysterious disappearance. 34-year-old nigel jay was last seen at alemeda. but nothing was missing or out of place. >>> well, it's the perfect night for baseball especially for the oakland, they are on a hot street. new at 7, live at the stadium where fans have high hopes for the season, hi paul. >> reporter: take a look, you can see some fs are getting in on the last minute. they're trying to keep the magic alive. if they win

post. those assigned to the jttf intelligence analysts and other personnel from every state, local and federal government agency associated with jttf, and many others on their own's including boston pd and mass state police, more than a thousand law enforcement officers across many agencies have been assigned to this investigation via the command post. they began to canvass sources and conduct interviews with others to determine who was responsible for this crime. we are doing this methodically and carefully. all across the nation and around the world, the force of the united states is working hard to locate those responsible. already, the fbi has received more than 2,000 tips as of noon today, many of which have already been reviewed, analyzed and vetted. we will continue to work around the clock tirelessly side by side with our partners to continue to investigate and act on these leads. regarding who may be suspected of this event, the investigation is in its infancy. as law enforcement, it is our responsibility to thoroughly review each and every piece of evidence. some of our activity you may see. some of it you won't. but rest assured we're getting hard to get the answers. at this time there are no

post that was assigned to the jttf. intelligent analyst and analysts and personnel from every agency associated with jttf and many others on their own including boston pd and mass state police, more than 1,000 law enforcement officers across many agencies had been assigned to this investigation via the command post. they began canvasing sources, reviewing government and public source data bases, and conducting interviews with eyewitnesses and others to determine who is responsible for this crime. we are doing this methodically, carefully, yet with a sense of urgency. all across the nation and around the world, the force of the united states is working hard to locate those responsible. already the fbi has received more than 2,000 tips as of noon today. many of which have already been reviewed, analyzed, and vetted. we will continue to work around the clock tirelessly, side by side with our partners to continue to investigate and act on these leads. regarding who might be suspected of this event, the investigation is in its infancy. as law enforcement it is our responsibility to thoroughly review each and every piece of evidence. some of our activity you may see. some of it y

police and security posted on and around all campus dining facilities. we're told that not only university police but local police in columbus, ohio, along with state and federal law enforcement helping out. again this is on the columbus campus of ohio state university. we're told the fbi is looking for people, perhaps some witnesses or people who might have more information on this to interview them as we learn, more, gregg, we'll pass it along. >> rick, thank you very much. jenna? jenna: "happening now", new information on the murders of a texas d.a. and his wife. kaufman county d.a., mcdonald little land and his wife cynthia were gunned down in their home last weekend. reports say mclelland was shot 20 times. his wife shot once near her front door. they come two months after mclelland's assistant d.a., mark hasse was killed outside the county courthouse. investigators are looking whether the killings were linked. and we're learning about a former county judge who was fired and they're questioning this individual. rod wheeler, former police investigator. there is bad blood between the county judge and these two men. what do you make of what you read so far a

and mass state police, more than 1,000 law enforcement officers across many agencies, had been assigned to this investigation, via the command post. they began canvassing sources, reviewing government and public source databases, and conducting interviews with eyewitnesses and others to determine who is responsible for this crime. we are doing this methodically, carefully, yet with a sense of urgency. all across the nation and around the world, the force of the united states is working hard to locate those responsible. already, the fbi has received more than 2,000 tips, as of noon today. many of which have already been reviewed, analyzed and vetted. we will continue to work around the clock tirelessly, side by side, with our partners to continue to investigate an act on these leads. regarding who might be suspected of this event, the investigation is in its infancy. as law enforcement, it is our responsibility to thoroughly review each and every piece of eferredz. some of our -- evidence. some of our activity you may see. some of it you won't. but rest assured, we are working hard to get the answers. at this time, there are no cl

state police. the f.b.i. took the lead and the marathon became a sprint. >> davis: very quickly, we established a command post at the westin hotel in the ballroom. and that expanded from about a dozen people when i first walked in the door to 100 people in the first hour. >> pelley: they found bomb parts right away. evidence cascaded in. >> davis: it's a logistical nightmare. we found very quickly that we needed a place to process this evidence, so a warehouse was obtained. very quickly, computers were brought in from the f.b.i. and the state police and the boston police and set up to review video. >> pelley: among the thousands of faces, they wanted to isolate people who didn't seem surprised. >> davis: and particularly one of the f.b.i. agents who's a technical expert did a tremendous job and really was the person that was able to get to the bottom of this very quickly. >> pelley: look at these people running in terror, but look deeper and see what the agent saw. this kid seems unconcerned. turned out, he came with a backpack but he left without it, just like the older man who seemed to be with him. and whe

own, including boston pd and mass state police, more than 1,000 law enforcement officers across many agencies had been assigned to this investigation via the command post. they began canvassing sources, reviewing government and public source databases and conducting interviews with eyewitnesss and others to determine who was responsible for this crime. we are doing this methodically, carefully, yet with a sense of urgency. all across the nation and around the world, the force of the united states is working hard to locate those responsible. already the fbi has received more than 2,000 tips as of noon today. many of which have already been reviewed, analyzed and vetted. we will continue to work around the clock tirelessly side by side with our partners to continue to investigate and act on these leads. regarding who might be suspected of this event, the investigation is in its infancy. as law enforcement, it is our responsibility to threview each and every piece of evidence. some of our activity you may see, some of it won't. rest assured we're working hard to get the answers. at this time, there are no claims of responsibility. the range of suspects an

state. ebay is claiming it will hurt small business and opposing the bill >>> new information from the blogger that posted the first pictures of the shootout between the police and boston bombers. >> these pictures from andrew kitzenberg, you will remember. you will recall he had the one photo of the bullet hole in his office calendar. he has published all of his photographs and given each one some narration explaining what was happening on the website. most interesting in the photograph is where the older tsarnaev pulls one of the pressure cooker bombs out of the car and throws it toward police. here is a picture of the bomb. we had not realized how far police were. these are the two brothers here and the bomb on the ground. kitzenberg says they were nearly a football field away. when tsarnaev tossed that bomb, it acted more like a smoke screen than an effective weapon. >>> let's talk about netflix. those shares set to jump. they say they have more subscribers than hbo. 29 million total. netflix up 25% in after-hours trading >>> for a look at the rest of the market, let's check in with courtney reagan, live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >>> good

state and local police. >> that is is a very good question. what they are going to do at this poit is they are setting up the command post as you reported on and molly reported. what they are going to do is formulate all of the officers. remember you have to coordinate all of the law enforcement efforts from the fin, the jttf, the alcohol, tobacco and firearms. , state police and local officers from boston and transit and ems. remember you need planses standing by in case somebody else gets hurt and the fire department because these guys are known to have explosives. all of this has to be coordinated at the same time you are marking off the radius to catch this guy. you also don't want to give him a method of escape. you don't want to allow any other cars in this area where he could hijack a car or another car. then you have the crime scene where they dump the first time the crime scene. it is by the homes and the backyards and the different cars he could be hiding in or secreted himself in watertown. >> tom, thank you. now back to molly who has new information in watertown. >> bill, the latest information we are getting here is there is a pos

state police, and the fbi, was flawless. we were all at the same table. the transit police played an important role for this and providing a command post for us in the earlyansit bus and we sat there and we made decisions that affected the overall control of this. chief and i at the scene locked down the 20 blocks. we had hundreds of police officials responding to the scene and it was seamless. state police were doing what we said and we were doing what state police said and the fbi was bringing up intelligence. rick deslauriers is a tremendous partner in this. i think all of that put concerns in boston to rest. >> one last question, ed. is it possible for to you give me an over or under on the number of hot dogs that you and rick devoe consumed saturday in john henry's box on saturday? >> and do not say there is an ongoing investigation. you have to answer this one, buddy. >> sorry about that, guys. seriously it's been a week of highs and lows and the fenway experience was really one of the highs, i'll tell you that. >> boston police commissioner ed davis, thank you so much, and thank you for everything that you do. >> thank you. >> thank you. have a goo

police have been summoned -- were you at the scene? >> well, my officers were the first ones to respond. obviously -- i was in the command post with the other agencies, federal and state and watching it on the down link from the helicopter. >> you know, it's just amazing what you were able to see with that helicopter. it's just extraordinary to identify that there was somebody in there. i realize you got a tip from the person who had gone into the house. what if you thermal imaging is amazing, isn't it? >> it's great technology. when the president said we were going to get assets, we certainly d. they were able to tell there was somebody in there. every time they moved, they were able to detect that. we knew he was in there and he was moving and obviously, he was alive. >> did he fire out at any of the officers? >> the fbi crime scene is still down there, processing that. there is a lot of things that happened down there. there was gunfire. we're still waiting for them to conclude before we can see exactly what happened. i haven't been told, know, what guns, what -- bombs were in that boat fany. we are still trying to piece that together. >> chief, have you to admit,

as they tell police and motorists to be on the lookout for a 1999 green honda civic with a massachusetts license plate of 116-gc7. state troopers there are apparently postecross the state and are in constant contact with authorities in massachusetts. this goes back to mark's point about did they secure the perimeter early enough such that he would not have been able to get out of the city of boston? could he have left massachusetts? could he be in connecticut by now? more on this as we get it. at the same time we're getting this video we showed you moments ago of authorities going door to door in watertown, massachusetts. they said this effort was 70% complete. you can see, imagine being a family inside and seeing these guys show up. these are the good guys who are trying to help, of course, and find the suspect. so far, no luck. mark, i want to ask you. how reliable is this? they're going inside. they're not just knocking on the door. >> well, it's as reliable as humanly possible. actually they're organizing this in a method cal way. they check off houses, locations, and i'm sure they probably have a double check on it. they're probably using canine and

. >> in post-9/11, we've seen a lot of those here today. we saw state police s.w.a.t.was actually bringing in busloads of its officers here. in the early hours when all of this was going down as we came in here, there was still a amount of confusion and a lot of streets were still opened. they have since created a ring here as they brought in more officers, more police cars. remember, there's three things going on here. there's an active police investigation trying to get to the bottom of how far this thing extends, if there are accomplices, if there are more bombs out there. there is a threat of a second bomber who they believe is in the neighborhood and then the explosives tossed at police during this chase here. that's been part of the mission to get that secured. we've seen explosive ordinance, both police as well as military teams on the ground here helping in that to make sure this area is rendered safe. there was another bomb disabled in boston today. they want to make sure none other are planted here. they want to make sure none of the places they are searching

why doesn't the orlando sentinel or "the washington post" or "the new york times" or "the wall street journal" or the florida state policeget to work on this and figure out how it is we had to cities in the united states that violate the constitution? this is the level when you old people's minds this way and this is getting back to paradise and stuff like that where we are. does that answer your question on disney? >> yes. >> i will tell you the justice scalia story. >> the original was and is made up like neoconservatives with about 20-years-old and justice scalia was giving a lecture and he said anybody who thinks the constitution is a living breathing document is an idiot. by his standards jefferson, madison and monroe were idiots because jefferson were sent monroe to paris. they loved florida. they came back with louisiana and he said i don't have the authority to do this. the government doesn't have the authority to amex character in this way to a constitutional amendment would be necessary. well, madison and monroe started working on him and after a couple weeks jefferson decided he really did have the power and h