all belonged to tom ruskin, and we would have to go -- >> did we call? 's when we placed all those phone calls. >> did he ever send me any samples, letters, anything? >> no, we never heard from him about any of that. >> the biggest problem i have in this case is what happened with the investigator. that's something i have to live with. >> so danny couldn't call the lab, even though he retained tom? >> that seems crazy, but that appears to be the case. >> i can't pick up your call right now, so please at the tone leave a message, and i'll call you back as quickly as i can. >> hi, tom. it's jane schuler. long time no talk. i really, really, need to talk to you, and i really need you to call me back. thanks, bye. >> there's just so much pushing i can do. she's taking care of my son and working, there's just so much i can do, you know? it's getting old fast. >> what's getting old? >> everything. >> he has different views, and it's black and white with him, very black and white. he has completely different views about things. you know, he's -- i don't get it.

. >> i had a conversation with the lab, and they indicated to me that tom ruskin had sent them the samplesing him results but couldn't give me information, because all of that belonged to tom ruskin and we would have to go. >> did we call? >> to tom? >> yes. >> that's when we placed all those phone calls. >> any samples? letters? anything? >> no, we never heard from him about any of that. >> the biggest problem i have in this case is what happened with the investigator. that's something i have to live with. >> so danny couldn't call the lab, even though -- >> that's crazy, but it seems to be the case. >> i can't pick many your call right now, so please at the tone leave a message. i'll call you back as quickly as i can. >> hi, tom. it's jane schuler. long time no talk. i really, really, need to talk to you, and really need you to call me back. thanks, bye. >> there's just so much pushing i can do. i have to take care of my son and working, there's just so much i can do, you know? it's getting old fast. >> what's getting old? >> everything. >> he has different views, and it's black and whit

. >> okay, tom ruskin, stay with us. i want to talk to wnbc new york, what's the latest on your end, jonathan. >> there is no arrest is. multiple officials on the record, saying there is no arrest in the boston marathon case. second, there is video from outside that store that showes a man putting down a bag and that they are working to identify that person and there are teams of agent and police officers running out, following leads and then bringing information back as this investigation unfolds bit by bit. so that's what is taking place on the ground in boston at the same time as you've heard they are piecing together the bomb parts and tracking where they were purchased, seeing if they can find a store receipt for some of those parts and then track back to the suspect that way. so there are many, many moving parts of this investigation that are ongoing. some of it we know about. much of it we don't know about. fbi putting out a statement saying there's been no arrest and calling for a restraint by the press to make s

field that you won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspective from tom ruskin this time. we're back with the political panel joining us patrick codgers and neal mckay and i misspoke and they are no worries. and we're glad that you guys are here to listen the new york city council has finally achieved a deal on guaranteeing sickleave for all of the all of new york city the measure will give the full time employees in the city and allow for part time employees to accrue one hour of sick leave for every thirty thirty hours worked mayor bloomberg has said he will veto the bill saying that it's shortsighted it's shortsighted i cannot sort of economic policy that will take our city in the wrong direction but that being said bloomberg mr bloomberg financial firm offers these benefits to their employees the city council has enough votes to veto the plan and override mayor bloomberg veto should the employees be guaranteed sick leave what is your take on that do you think full time employees should get sick leave well i just think it's so nice to see bloomberg stepping b

>> have you spoken to tom ruskin at all? >> no. >> what happened there? >> don't know.red. >>> what was ruskin's job? what was he hired to do? >> ruskin was hired to go out there, start finding out things and collect information. i used him on two prior cases, and he had done a very good job. i don't know what happened here. i picked up the newspapers every day, and i was -- you know, with great chagrin, where is he doing? i don't understand. we put our point out there. now let's wait and see what happens. every day there was something new in the paper. i just wanted ruskin to come under control. have you interviewed him yet? >> we have been trying to set that up. >>> hi, tom. >> hi, how are you doing? >> i'm okay. how are you doing? >> good. just a little bit busy. when i was speaking to my people, my agent, mike attorney, they said 20, 25,000, otherwise, you know, it's just not worth your time. >> right. it's not even in the ballpark of what documentaries, you know -- >> pay. >> right. >> we wouldn't supply the test results. we would not supply the pictures and video.

tom ruskin, former nypd detective. it's 27 minutes past the hour. we'll return live to boston and that's where the younger suspect is in the hospital this morning and investigators are waiting to talk to him. and then our next guest says that al qaeda has been trying to pull off an attack like this for years. tony schafer is back and he explains after the break. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax. and his new ss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find se good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense

suspect number two at another location when tom ruskin was on with us a few moments ago he suggests that is the image captured and that was acquired maybe around 10:00, 11:00. we have thought confirmed that, but it is a different location and different clothes as well. mark furman on the line with us. when the fbi brought out the information during the press conference and now we have moved 12 hours later to the sipe in watertown -- to the scene in watertown,. how have they done, mark? >> it has been a pretty good job on law enforcement. it would appear to me if these are connected this mit shooting is connected to the bombing, the marathon bombing, it would seem these suspects are watching the coverage and got hinked up and decided to make their move because they felt it ?eftable somebody would -- ?eftable somebody would identify them. it was not like somebody called in and gave their names. the fbi would be the point person on this mit lead or pursuing the thaims. the suspects saw the coverage and the other end of the effort was people identify them or the suspects make their move and

ruskin to come under control. >> have you interviewed him yet? >> we have been trying to set that up. >>> hi, tom how are you doing? >> good. just a bit busy. when i was speaking to my people, my agent, mike attorney, they said 20, 25,000, otherwise, you know, it's just not worth your time. >> it's not even in the ballpark of what documentaries, you know, right. >> we wouldn't supply the test results, we would not supply the pictures and video. it's not worth getting it out of archive where we stored it, running around, spending our time doing that, versus working for a client for tens of thousands a day. >> um-hmm. >> we've asked for these for a year. she was on -- she got hydrocodone. that's the dentist. >> she would always do this, i noticed. always -- >> rubbing the side? >> yeah. >> a tooth was bothering her? inch here she had the root canal. then they went to go in and do more. she really would not get that finished. it was too -- she just hated it, right? >> yeah. too much pain. >> then an all exam, no cleaning, so obviously still having pain. was that the way it was going? >> 7/31/08, a y