. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not juices that had been there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local school could be the motivation. a live report is ahead. >> i had to grow up in prison for something i did not do. >>> and on a special edition of "20/20" you heard from amanda knox as she defended herself during an abc news exclusive interview.

. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not juices that had been there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local school could be the motivation. a live report is ahead. >> i had to grow up in prison for something i did not do. >>> and on a special edition of "20/20" you heard from amanda knox as she defended herself during an abc news exclusive interview.

, precisely what their state of mind was, is something that won't be clear until the charges are unsealed, and i suspect that will take place 2 1/2, 3 hours from now. >> that will be, of course, in boston in federal court, we would believe. michael isikoff, you're on duty there in boston. >> reporter: right. we are -- actually the lawyer for two of those suspects just told one of mice colleagues, that there will be a hearing at 3:30 this afternoon. we haven't confirmed that with federal authorities yet, but that's what the lawyer for the two of the suspect is saying just alternates while ago. the spokes won for the u.s. attorney was soon here, spoke to some reports, and said the charges are still under seal, they won't be unsealed until the clerk does so and assigned a judge. all of that could happen very quickly and we'll clearly get a lot of these questions that we still have cleared up at that time i should point out, the detention of those two students from kazakhstan was confirmed by immigration authorities two saturdays ago. none of the details about what their -- any possible conne

. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not jure there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local school could be the motivation. a live report is ahead. >> i had to grow up in prison for something i did not do. >>> and on a special edition of "20/20" you heard from amanda knox as she defended herself during an abc news exclusive interview. what does ameri

they were unsealed and warm. soy noticed they were not juices there throughout the day. >> they called police. she will be arraigned on a tempted murd qlaerjs on thursday. >> all right. more details on isop the ophol alcohol. the lethal dose in humans is one come. you prooblly have a bottle around the house used in a variety of applications. it's in rubbing alcohol, you use to disinfect scratches, it is also used in antifreeze as well as cleaning products that you probably have somewhere in the home. so what happens if it is ingested? if you swallow it? well, it affects central nervous system in smaller doses causes inyeeb braigs may, uz drunk but in larger doses serious, it is cause coma, or cardiovascular shock either can lead to death. >> preschoolteacher who used masking tape to bind hands and feet of a 2-year-old will not be prosecuted for child abuse. it happened in february when the girl refused to take a nap. the incident came to light last month from the 25-year-old teacher showed a picture of the taped

they were unsealed and warm. soy noticed they were not juices there throughout the day. >> they called police. she will be arraigned on a tempted murd qlaerjs on thursday. >> all right. more details on isop the ophol alcohol. the lethal dose in humans is one come. you prooblly have a bottle around the house used in a variety of applications. it's in rubbing alcohol, you use to disinfect scratches, it is also used in antifreeze as well as cleaning products that you probably have somewhere in the home. so what happens if it is ingested? if you swallow it? well, it affects central nervous system in smaller doses causes inyeeb braigs may, uz drunk but in larger doses serious, it is cause coma, or cardiovascular shock either can lead to death. >> preschoolteacher who used masking tape to bind hands and feet of a 2-year-old will not be prosecuted for child abuse. it happened in february when the girl refused to take a nap. the incident came to light last month from the 25-year-old teacher showed a picture of the taped

reported engineers in 2006 discovered that ducks containing thousands of steel tendons had been left unsealed exposing those tendons to rainfall in saltwater. that some award is the lead to corrosion. caltrans examine hundreds of the tendons and says it found little significant corrosion. but experts who reviewed the study questions the agency's testing methods and said the corrosion could make portions of the skyway unusable after an earthquake. >> watching gas prices this morning as the average u.s. price of a gallon of gas is jumped 11¢ over the past two weeks. and in california jumping 18¢ over the last few weeks. the national average right now is to get $3.64 for regular gallon aof gas. the state averages $4.50. the bay area for all of 14¢. >> oakland, matching the state average $4.50. in san jose also matching the state average $4.50. >> we're learning that a man is died from his injuries after falling from stor four sts during what appears to have been a bay to breakers house party. this happened on sell street near the panhandled golden gate park. the victim apparently was leading ove

and they were unsealed and warm. >> she had never seen the suspect 51-year-old san jose resident woman here before. she described her as acting nervously and in a rush. >> she knew that i was on to]i her so she ran out got in the car and left. pretty fast. >> what did you do. and then me and a customer wrote down the license plate numbers. >> juice bottle similar to this one with a safety cap already open. police fire unit called to the scene so the contents lace with rubbing alcohol. >> the quantity of rubbing alcohol inside the bottle was a lethal quantity in both bottle. >> that could mean charges of attempted murder. the bolts placed at the front of the display case where customer likely to grab them. suspect lives in the upper middle class south san jose neighborhood where the neighbors didn't know her well. nobody answered the door at the.'] residence but upstairs window left open. product tampering long history. >> the drug company certainly taking great pains to safe guard many medication on the shelves and the like to the point where many medication now can't even be goten wi

an fbi affidavit unsealed yesterday shows why officials arrested james everett dutschke.of sending letters tainted with the toxic substance to president obama and two other people. but the affidavit does not provide a motive. here's alina machado. >> reporter: we now know what led federal prosecutors to charge james everett dutschke in the ricin investigation. in an fbi affidavit, agents say their surveillance team saw dutschke remove items from the former martial arts studio he owned in tupelo and dump them in a trash bin. one of those items, a dust mask, tested positive for ricin. ricin was also found inside the martial arts studio in sink drains and on the floor. dutschke ordered 100 castor bean seeds last month through ebay. castor bean is used in the production of ricin, which can be deadly and has no antidote. the fbi found publications on how to safely handle ricin and how to detect it on his computer. also, agents say they spoke with a witness who told them that dutschke knows how to make a poison that could be sent to elected officials, and, quote, whoever opened

>> i'm told they may be unsealed this afternoon. there may be an initial appearance at the federal courthouse this afternoon in boston. we're waiting to see that. nothing has formally scheduled, but the advice i got from a federal law enforcement official is watch the court hose this afternoon. >> thank you, michael as wells. >>> well be sure to report on any new developmented. >>> after the break with nearly two thirds of detainees on a hunger strike, president obama once again pledges a new push to close the prison. how wide is the gap between promise and action? we will discuss next on "now. requests mom always got good nutrition to taste great. she was a picky eater. well now i'm her dietitian and last year, she wasn't eating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every day. well, it tastes great! [ male announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein

the drinks to our juices and place them on counters then, i went to check if they'd been opened or unsealed. they were warm. >> she says she's never seen the suspect before. she described her as acting nervously. >> she left. pretty fast. >> then, me and a customer wroft down a license plate number. >> the safety cap was open. police and fire units called to the seen said contents had been laced with rubbing alcohol. >> quantity of rubbing alcohol inside of the bottles was a lethal quantity in both. >> that could mean charges of attempted murder. the adult rated bottles had been flais plaised at the front of the display case. the suspect lives in this upper middle class neighborhood where neighbors said they didn't know her well thorks one answered the door at her rez den dechblts a upstairs window was left open. product tampering as a long history. >> the drug companies have taken great pains to sauf guard medications to the point where many with not be gotten without special requests. >> now, drinks. >> does it give you pause to think about checking these caps? >> absolutely. because it's

according to an unsealed fbi aft a ricin dust mask was linked to james everett dutschke.he bought caster beams on the internet. they're used to make ricin. a preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow. >>> a customer is being praised for his keen observations while ordering his coffee at starbucks. he notified a store manager a of he saw one employee pull two orange juice bottles from her bag and put them in the refrigerator. they tested that juice which had lethal amounts of rubbing alcohol. no one drank the tainted juice. the woman faces attempted murder charges. >>> kids as young as 12 in san diego can have condoms delivered to their door. they don't need parental permission and can get up to ten condoms a month. it targets counties with high numbers of sexually transmitted diseases. state officials hope this will lower the number of std cases but parents say it goes too far. >> it's one more example of the government's intrusion on parental rights. >> we can't keep our heads in the sand and pretend like there isn't a problem. >> the program runs on a $5000 yearly budget

engineers discovered in 2016 that ducts containing the tendons were left unsealed. that means rain and fougade have allowed them if to rust and fail. now in a statement from the public information officer for the bay bridge, this issue does not effect the safety, strength, or the life span of the skyway. but a uc berkeley engineering professor says cal trans used the wrong test for corrosion and the results are meaningless. corrosion may be a factor in the failure of 32 seismic rods last month. they have posted a video on youtube with more information on how it's handling this problem. >> a lot of issue there. >>> time now 4:38. monday's they are always rough. >> it is rough. >> hopefully traffic won't be too bad. >> at least we are starting off okay guys. we don't have a lot going on which is good. traffic does look food on the east shore freeway if you are driving on 80 westbound we -- we did have a little road work. it's not causing a big traffic jam. bay bridge toll plaza is light getting into san francisco with no major problems on the you werer deck. and we ha

they were unsealed and warm. >> the suspect quickly left the store. her license plate number. police tracked her down at her home. they say no one drank any tainted juice. >> girls as young as 15 can now buy the morning after pill without prescription and available on drugstore shelves, no longer locked behind pharmacy counters. the fda lowered theage to buy the plan b one step contraceptive from 17. it falls short of the order being made available to women of all ages. >> scientific tests done on ground turkey, reveal almost all was tainted. consumer reports tested 250 samples of ground turkey. 90% contained e.coli, staph, salmonella, or infections, some strains were resistant to antibiotics. urge thoroughly cooking ground turkey until no longer pink. >> this makes me sick. i am among millions of americans who use turkey instead of ground beef. >> turkey staus aausage. bacon. i love the real stuff. save a few calories. >> why not. the best way to do it. now hearing it can be make you sick in other dangerous ways. not good. other side, the turkeyen du

specifically, we unsealed charges against liberty reserve and seven of the principals and employees whoars operated one of the world's most widely used digital currencies. as alleged, the only liberty that liberty reserve gave many of the users was the freedom to commit crimes. >> shut down. the feds expose what they're calling the financial hub of the cyber crime world. how criminals allegedly use the network to move $6 billion all around the world. >>> changes on the way, the justice department's new strategy to deal with leaks and how it hopes to mend fences with the media. >>> gaining momentum, disgraced former congressman anthony weiner making headway in his run for mayor of new york city. the new numbers that have him headed in the right direction, and yes, the puns will continue. it is "way too early." >>> you know, we write the scripts for anthony weiner not trying to put puns in there and they end up there anyway. i'm brian shactman, wednesday, may 29th, and we begin with a story that broke overnight. congresswoman and former presidential candidate, maybe this story will make b

the sacramento beat reports' engineers in 2006 discovered that the duckts enns have been left unsealeds to rainfall and salt water. this has some worried about corrosion. caltrans examine hundreds of the tendons and says it found little significant corrosion. experts to review the study question the agency's testing methods and say the corrosion could make portions of the skyway unusable after an earthquake. this is all on top of the bird old bolt problem with 32 bolts snapping when they were tightened. although accusations of lot wells. it is unclear the bridges will open as has over labor day weekend. >> we're learning that a man has died from his injuries after falling four stories during what appears to have been a bay to breakers house party. this happened on that fell street near the panhandle of golden gate park. the victim apparently was leaning over the railing when he fell over. that was the most serious incident reported during the bay to breakers race. sam francisco police arrested 21 people for public intoxication, one for possession a firearm and one of felony arrests for

engineers discovered in 2006, the ducts containing the tendons were left unsealed which means rain andld have caused rusting and corrosion. caltrans tested 1600 of the tendons, found half of them had rust. only a few had moderate levels of corrosion. in a statement, the public information officer for the bay bridge says "this issue does not affect the safety or life span of the skyway." an engineer says caltrans used the wrong test and the results are meaningless. corrosion may be a factor in the failure of seismic rod failures last month. caltrans posted a video called war on corrosion. it's on youtube with more information on the way there dealing with the prob >>> connecticut may cause serious delays on a popular commute route for thousands who head in and out of the new york city area every day on metro north. a commuter train derailed coming the opposite direction injuring more than 70 people. this week crews will begin replacing wires and signals as well as rebuilding 2,000 feet of track. >>> the ashes of 35 bay area veterans will finally receive a proper burial -- burial. for 52

we're getting new details about this case from the fbi affidavit that has just been unsealed.chado is live. what have we learned about this? >> well, good morning, john. we've learned that investigators say they found ricin at the former martial arts studio belonging to james everett dutschke. but the document does not say much about a possible motive in this case. we now know what led federal prosecutors to charge james everett dutschke in the ricin letters investigation. in an eight-page affidavit fbi agents say their surveillance team saw dutschke remove items from the former martial arts studio he owned in tupelo and dump them in a public trash bin. one of those items a dust mask tested positive for ricin. ricin was also later found inside the martial arts studio in sink drains and on the floor. the investigators say dutschke ordered 100 castor bean seeds late last year through ebay. they're used in the production of ricin which can be deadly and has no known antidote. dutschke denied to investigators he purchased the beans. the fbi found publications on how to safely hand

. >> i checked to see if they were open or unsealed and they remain warm and i noticed they were not juices that had been there in the day. >> she saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate and gave it to police would later arrested ramineh behbehanian. >> activists are looking for new strategies it keep a historic post office in berkeley from shutting down. officials have okay'd the sale but the building has historic significance and should be preserved. they are working with an attorney to look for legal avenues to keep the post office open. the sale is part of the effort to reduce costs and generate revenue. opponents have any mall 7 to -- have until may 7 to appeal. >> mike talked about the fire danger and we see it in full effect with three separate fires burning in sonoma and another in napa. what is the wind condition, mike? >> gusting to 44 miles per hour in napa county, south of napa, so we could have gusts up to that push everything to the south because the winds are coming from the north. another advisory we talked about the wind advisory and we have a heat advi

the city and county of san francisco have the responsibility -- and so what this order did is it unsealed the basis for [ inaudible ] >> reporter: late this afternoon, we received a response from the city attorney's office. it reads, we intend to litigate this case on the facts presented at trial and do everything we can to defend taxpayer dollars. now, a federal judge has ruled that previously sealed information, including previous personnel -- previously sealed personnel records and whether deputies involved had previous abuse allegations, and more video, should be released. hunter's attorney told us they are hoping to take this case to court in august. >>> the salary dispute between the city of san jose and its police continues. in the city's final proposal to police, it offered no raises. just a few weeks ago, the city offered a 9% raise over two years. but because that's above arbitration limits approved by voters, the city now says its final decision has to be no raise. officers want arbitrators to restore the 10% paycut they took in 2010. city leaders say the process is ongoing. >>

engineers spotted ducts were left unsealed. rain and fog could have caused the ducts to rust and corrode. they tested 1600 and found half had rust but says only a few had small amounts of corrosion. >>> the public information says this does not effect the safety, strength, or life span of the skyway. however, uc berkeley engineering professor says cal tran used the wrong tests for corrosion and its results are meaningless. croaks may be also be in the fail your of 32,000 safety rods. it reportedly has more information on the way they are handling the problem. z two power ballot rei players in california are instant millionaires even though they did not win the big jackpot. one of two tickets worth $2.3 million was sold in stan jose at the 7-eleven store. the other ticket was sold in kern county. both had five of the six matching numbers. the name of the san jose winner has not been released. but a store clerk described what aned. >> i see that ticket and say oh man it's a lot of money. i know. he left. >>> we just got breaking

we know that the "sacramento bee" reports that caltrans engineers discovered that ducts were left unsealed exposing those cables. that was back in 2006. since then the problem has been solved, according to a bridge spokesman, and this won't affect the safety or life-span of the skyway. some experts are questioning those results including a uc- berkeley engineering professor who told the bee the tendon tests were inaccurate. a state senator says with brittle bolts and corrosion it doesn't look like the bridge will open on labor day as planned. >> these holes should be filled with grout so the saltwater cannot get to the tendons. otherwise, they are high strength steel, they get corrosion very fast. >> reporter: the "sacramento bee" is calling for a third party investigation. most experts agree corrosion wouldn't cause a bridge collapse but in case of earthquake it could cause damage making the skyway unusable. elissa harrington, kpix 5. >> this is just the latest in a series of problems with the new bay bridge. it's already several years overdue and billions over budget. then last march, 32

part of it, but perhaps we'll learn more when these charges are laid out and when they are possibly unsealed when these individuals make their first appearance in court as early as this afternoon. >> i just want to be clear on this, susan, if in fact these three students knew that the fbi was searching for dzhokhar tsarnaev, that he was suspected in the boston bombing as a result of the photograph that the fbi had released and they then went ahead and spoke with them and he asked them to remove anything from that room, they did that. that is basically a pretty serious charge dealing with this kind of sensitive material. these guys could end up in jail for a long time potentially. >> these are very serious charges, wolf, you're absolutely right. if you know something about a crime allegedly having been committed and knowing that these individuals may be on the run as these two bombing suspects were, and if authorities can prove that, yes, indeed, that is a very, very serious crime. >> all right. susan, i know you're getting more information. brian todd's getting more information. all of our r

the "sacramento bee" reports that caltrans engineers discovered ducts were left unsealed exposing the cables in 2006. a bridge spokesman says the problem has been resolved and there's going to be no effect on the safety or life-span of the skyway. some question the results saying the tests were inaccurate. a state senator says with brittle bolts and now corrosion concerns, it does not look like the bridge will open on labor day as planned. >> i think we have to have not a review but an investigation. i think there has to be professional investigators go through everything that's been done that's been brought into question on this bridge because clearly, it's clear to me that serious mistakes were made. >> reporter: the "sacramento bee" is also calling for a third party investigation. most experts agree it wouldn't collapse. but in the case of earthquake a lot of damage would make the skyway unusable. reporting live on treasure island, elissa harrington, kpix 5. >> this is just the latest in a series of problems with the new bay bridge. it's already several years overdue and billions o

we're expecting an initial court appearance and the unsealing of a criminal complaint against these three individuals. now we should make clear, that from what we've been told, these are not charged that these three individuals were involved in the bombing it self. what this relates to is destroying or failing to turn over evidence after the fact, during the fbi investigation post bombing and then possibly lying to the fbi about what they have done after it. two of these individuals are student from kazakhstan who were friends of dzhokhar tsarnaev, classmates of his, not roommates though, we're told, by a friend. and hey, they had been detained by many gracing authorities as early as april 23, afthe bombing, detained on immigration charged and had been held in a county jail until today. today an additional arrest was made and now all three are going to be presented in court in just an hour, an hour and a half or so. >> all right, michael, thank you. help me bring us nbc correspondent pete williams. he is live in washington with more information on these charges. pete, what can you tell me

an unsealed, four-count indictment shows in new york city alone, eight members are charged with stealingmillion from nearly 3,000 atms in just one of the strikes. brooklyn u.s. attorney loretta lynch says "moving as swiftly as data over the internet, the organization worked its way from the computer systems of international corporations to the streets of new york city with the defendants fanning out across manhattan to steal millions of dollars from hundreds of atms." now, the scheme's known as unlimited operations for their potentially unlimited proceeds, involved hacking into credit card processor computer systems, stealing information from prepaid debit card accounts and removing the limits to their balances, allowing criminals to withdraw unlimited amounts from atms. they allegedly targeted prepaid mastercard debit cards issued by arab emirates bank, known as rock bank, and stole $5 million in about 20 countries. they then followed that up allegedly with another one on february 19th, hitting prepaid debit accounts at omans bank and with drawing $24 million from 40 countries in just t

engineers reportedly discovered that back in 2006 the ducts containing the tendons had been left unsealed during construction and that exposed them to rainfall and salty mist. cal trans examined some tendons and found little corrosions, but others are raising doubts about the testing methods. >>> beachgoers are being told to avoid the stretch of marin county coastline following a sewage spill. sanitation officials say 3300 gallons of non-treated waste water drained into the san francisco bay on wednesday, after a telephone contractor accidentally broke a pipe. tests on water samples taken after the spill should be finished early next week. >>> and the 49ers new stadium in santa clara may be home to super bowl in 2016. the bid committee will present its final proposal to the nfl in boston. it happens at 7:30 in the morning. team owners will make a final decision on the fate of super bowl l. that's the big one. miami was the bay area's main challenger for the event, but their bid doesn't look too good after florida lawmakers refused plans to upgrade the dolphin stadium. >>> federal investig

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the judge also unsealed guilty pleas by three other defendants charged in the 2011 ambush. >>> in theazine, brad pitt says he may suffer from face blindness which makes it hard to remember faces. he told the magazine he plans to get tested. today, carnegie mellon university offered to have one of its neuroscientists do the exam. >>> mcdonald's is serving up a hero's reward to charles ramsey who helped rescue the three cleveland women who was held hostage on his street. he was carrying a big mac during the rescue. for the next year he will get free food from his local mcdonald's. i can't wait to hear his reaction. >>> isha, thanks very much. when we come back, as i said, the last two days, we have been learning more and more about some of the people who have lost their lives here. we think it's important to tell you about them and a lot of the parents of the children in particular want you to know about their kids. a pair of sisters, one just 7 months old, the other 4 years old, perished in this storm, ripped away from their mother as the twister hit their house. their dad is going to

a federal indictment unsealed in new york named arthur budovsky and six others.he has been arrested in spain. the web site is based in costa rica. federal prosecutors said the network became "the bank of choice for the criminal underworld." outgunned rebels in syria today urged the european union to send them weapons immediately now that an e.u. arms embargo has ended, but it was unclear when shipments might begin. we have a report from john ray of independent television news. >> reporter: arming syria's rebels is a gamble. it might even the battlefield odds, it could also ignite an explosive arms race. just one of the risks britain and france run in forcing the e.u. to abandon its ban on shipping weapons to syria in the hope it will force the syrian regime to the negotiating table. >> the whole of the european union is strongly committed to a political settlement in syria, so, yes, of course, on such a difficult foreign policy issue there are disagreements. >> reporter: and danger is becoming ever more apparent. president assad's russian allies responded by anno

we also were here this morning when this perimeter was unsealed and they let the residents in for theh this woman when she saw everything firsthand everything i know, i rode my street, my bike through this street. these are my friends houses. i used to take the bus route around here and now, i don't know, just really sad and scary and it's going to take so long to rebuild. >> but they will rebuild. we have seen it done elsewhere. and we will see it here. it will take some time but we will get there. shep? >> shepard: yeah, it certainly will take some time. casey stegall in the middle of it all. casey, thanks. disaster relief is well underway here. salvation army officials say that they have dispatched response teams and set up mobile food stations to get really whatever they can to the victims. the red cross sending similar help to the area. it's also created a web site so if you want to connect with people searching for loved ones in the wake of the storm, you can. if you want to go to go to safe and well.org. enter your information and list yourself as safe and you can check with pe

the detailed complaint unsealed just a short time ago alleges, quote, knowingly destroying, concealing and covering up objects belonging to dzhokhar tsarnaev, namely a backpack containing fireworks and a laptop computer, with the intent to impede, obstruct and influence the criminal investigation of the marathon bombings. the court released this photo of the contents of the backpack's contents, including fireworks emptied of their powder. the two primary suspects, die yas kadyrbayev and azamat are seen in this photo with dzhokhar in times square. according to chilling details in the complaint, on the day that the bombing suspects' photos were released to the public, quote, kadyrbayev then texted tsarnaev and told him that he looked like the suspect on television. tsarnaev's return text contained, "lol," and other things kadyrbayev interpreted as jokes. such as you better not text me. and come to my room and take whatever you want. further reading reveals a footnote from one of the other pals turned suspects. azamat tazhayakov also informed the fbi agents that while eating a meal with d

heard earlier today before the criminal complaint was released, it was sealed, but before it was unsealedd heard earlier in the day that the defendants in this case were suggesting that they remove these objects but they had no idea that their friend zom har was a suspect. of course that's not what the criminal complaint says. the criminal complaint says the three knew at the time and that they admitted after repeated questioning and repeated investigations at least in one suspect's case what -- that they did know. so i guess, is there often a big gap between what they tell the fbi and what they say in court? >> well, that's why we have trials. in fact, particularly in federal court, many cases in federal court often wind up with the actual facts of what happened, fairly undisputed. here even the attorney was saying, yes, they did, or yes his client did remove the backpack. but the question is, what was he thinking when he removed the backpa backpack? that's an intent issue and that is what gets played out at trial and ultimately that is what a jury decides if a case like this gets that f

the detailed complaint unsealed just a short time ago alleges, quote, knowingly destroying, concealinging up objects belonging to dzhokhar tsarnaev, namely a backpack containing fireworks and a laptop

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so we will see if that is, in fact, the case when the documents are unsealed. but, again, what we have here are now three more individuals who are facing some kind of charges in connection with to boston, so the scope of this investigation is clearly expanding, megyn. >> megyn: catherine back to you momentarily to the white house where the jay carney is taking questions on this matter we will go live. >> i don't know if he has. although i expect again we are just seeing reports. we have just senile reports and i can't confirm anything or get into charges that are written about in these reports. i can simply say that the president is regularly updated on developments in the investigation into the boston marathon bombings. but i haven't had a specific conversation about these reports with him. >> okay. i also want to ask about the f.d.a. decision yesterday on the plan b pill. is this something that the president sees as a compromise? >> megyn: back to the white house as they continue with news on other matters of the we will get back to them as they get back to t

mentioned this earlier in the air, sometimes it takes a little bit of a lag time for seals to become unsealedme public. we may find out more about why darryl brewer is no longer part of this, the sentencing phase, and the mitigation phase anyway. monica, thank you. darren kavinoky, thank you to you as well, as we continue to watch the developments from here at this courthouse. there are also other stories we're following. >>> a moment of silence during sunday's graduation ceremony at hofstra university. students and faculty there were remembering andrea rebello, a student who was shot and killed this weekend by a police officer's bullet. it all happened as she was in the grips of a home intruder who was holding a gun on her. in fact, holding a gun to her head. cnn's deborah feyerick is in new york. and, deb, if you can take us back and reset how all of this unfolded, and how quickly all of this actually happened. >> yeah, and ashleigh, what is amazing is this was a crime of opportunity, but the home intru intrude, the gunman, a career criminal who got out of prison three months ago after serv

. >> what's happened all week is some of the sealed documents have been unsealed.ent went to a judge to get a search warrant to look at james rosen's e-mails, and in that search warrant, argued that he was a co-conspirator, essentially accusing him of committing espionage. >> he was just trying to do his job. >> trying to find out information about north korea. that was unprecedented. as far as i've been able to determine, no -- the government has never accused a reporter of being a co-conspirator in espionage for reporting classified information. that was the first thing we learned. today, looking through some of the documents, what i saw was the government wanted to keep that search warrant secret, so they went to a judge and they argued that one of the reasons they needed to keep it secret was that if rosen -- that they may need to go back and monitor his e-mail long term. in other words, they said we can't tell james rosen about this, because once we go in and find out -- we may find out some other crimes committed in these e-mails and may have to go back and m

now the judge has come forward and apologized for the delay in unsealing the documents in this so-calledto do with the election that happened last year and now we're just suddenly learning about all this? >> it's certainly reasonable for people in this atmosphere, this culture of intimidation of, of stone walling and obstruction and secrecy to come to that conclusion. but i think you have to know a little bit about the history of the judge in this case, royce lambert. he was a reagan appointee. he had a reputation among the left. they hate him. they consider him a clinton basher because he had ruled several times and fined the clinton administration. hillary clinton, other clinton appointees, bruce babb itd for their sub version of the rule of law. i think in this particular case it was very unfortunate that there were what he called administrative errors that led to the failure to the disclosure of these documents, which he promised to make public in november of 2011. >> it's interesting. the judge has talked about this and peter johnson has as well, to get the judge to sign off, an fbi

in march 2012, for example, charges were unsealed against the former head of activist groups anonymous and lulzsec, and against four other members of anonymous or lulzsec and a member of antistate, another hacking group. earlier this year the justice department secure the conviction of a 25 year-old russian who had operated and controlled the schenectady.net. and in april 2011 the fbi and the justice department engaged in a civil lawsuit to bring down the core flood botnet. .. the fourth-star general heading our military cybercommand has said that our country is on the losing end of the greatest transfer of wealth by ill illicit means in history. it's good to complain about such theft through diplomatic channels, at some point you need to stop complaining and start indicting. the justice department has not indicted, to my knowledge, a single person for purely cyber-based trade secret theft. i'm sympathetic that the justice department and the fbi lack adequate resources to respond to the severe cyberthreat as the witnesses will testify shortly, these are immensely complex and challengin