my name is susan adams. i live in [inaudible] valley and i have a dog. i mostly walk at fort constant although i need the paved area like sunset trail for health reasons and joint reasons so i also use mclaren park and stern grove for the same reason. one of the major concerns i have has been brought up today is the overcrowding of city parks. if gg nra dog management plan comes into fruition yesterday, because i couldn't even get to fort constant with my dog. the road was closed because of that race the great highway was closed and the skyline road was closed. so after being in a big traffic jam i want to stern grove. i couldn't believe, this is anecdotal of course i could believe the parking was although it up the hill. of the dog park part of it. there were, i would say, over 100 dogs there and tons of people. they were bicyclists trying to navigate on the paved road and skateboarders and elderly lady with a walker and cars, there was a car coming from the pine lake end of it. i assume dropping stuff off at the picnic tables, but here they come slowly

as you just heard, adrianne and adam are helping investigators build their case. there is a lot to bring you up to date. susan joins me now. what is the latest on the case against the bomber? >> anderson, i hope you don't mind but i had a chance to meet adrianne the first time she got out of rehab and saw the memorial for a first time, and that was such a powerful story, what a remarkable young woman she is. >> amazing. >> she sure is. here is where the case stands, tsarnaev who is accused of doing this to her, passed one birthday in jail so he's now 20 years old and faces the 30-count indictment and we're slogging along in the investigation. the federal government, the prosecutors are still waiting to decide by the end of this month whether they will indeed seek the death penalty, ultimately it's up to attorney general holder to decide that. however, the defense gets to weigh in. they wanted more time, and just today, a federal judge said i'm not going to get involved in that dispute. >> and what about kathryn russell, the widow of the other brother? >> well, she is living quietly with her parents in rhode i

adam are helping investigators build their case. tonight there's a lot to bring you up on that case. susan candiotti joins me now. >> reporter: i hope you don't mind. i had a chance to meet adrian the first time she got out of rehab and saw the memorial for the first time. that was such a powerful story. what a remarkable young woman she is. >> she's amazing. >> reporter: she sure is. here's where the case stands. tsarnaev accused of doing this to her passed one birthday in jail. he's now 20 years old. he faces that 30-count indictment. right now we're slogging along in the investigation. the federal government, the prosecutors, are still waiting to decide by the end of this month whether they will indeed seek the death penalty. ultimately, it's up to attorney general holder to decide that. however, the defense gets to weigh in they wanted more time. and just today, a federal judge said i'm not going to get involved in that dispute. >> and what about catherine russell, the widow of the other brother? >> reporter: well, she is living quietly with her parents in rhode island. she has a lawye