from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin tonight with the continuing story of the aftermath of the boston marathon tragedy. in boston today, dzhokhar tsarnaev was charged with using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction. the maximum penalty is death. many questions remain unanswered. were they acting alone or did they have help? were they planning more attacks and was their chechen ethnicity important? joining me now is david remnick, he is editor of the new yorker magazine which has a full coverage here called the marathon bombing: tragedy in boston, a place in history of george parker. the culprits by david remnick and the street scene by seth manukin. welcome. thank you. rose: here s what you say. the sense of bland unknowingness, he seemed so nice began to evaporate the closer we got to the tsarnaev brothers. always in these tragedies, murder stories, terrorist stories, you have the initial quotes from he seem
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin tonight with the continuing story of the aftermath of the boston marathon tragedy. in boston today, dzhokhar tsarnaev was charged with using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction. the maximum penalty is death. many questions remain unanswered. were they acting alone or did they have help? were they planning more attacks and was their chechen ethnicity important? joining me now is david remnick, he is editor of the new yorker magazine which has a full coverage here called the marathon bombing: tragedy in boston, a place in history of george parker. the culprits by david remnick and the street scene by seth manukin. welcome. thank you. rose: here s what you say. the sense of bland unknowingness, he seemed so nice began to evaporate the closer we got to the tsarnaev brothers. always in these tragedies, murder stories, terrorist stories, you have the initial quotes from he seem
all hands on deck. take a look at this. some of these inmates being put to work sandbagging the roads ahead of the potential flooding in that area let s go to dan springer who is live in tunica, mississippi with the latest on this. hey, dan. reporter: hey, martha, the mississippi river crested here in tunica yesterday afternoon, 14 feet above flood stage. it is starting to slowly go down but not fast enough. we are being told that this casino that i m in the parking lot by the way of the harrah s, this is one of 19 casinos shut down and the flood. we are told this one and others will be closed down for at least two to three weeks. at least they will reopen. as you mentioned the city of tunica cut off may likely never be seen again. 250 homes there, 350 residents mostly poor and working class, all the homes are underwater including tracy logan s. she is a waitress that just spent her life savings to buy a home 90 days ago. what little money they had left over was going towar