them. now to boston. two weeks after the marathon bombings, investigators are still working to understand how the tsarnaev brothers were radicalized. over the weekend, we learned russian authorities briefed the u.s. officials in the days after the attack about a 2011 conversation between the older suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, and his brother, in which they discussed jihad and a possible trip to palestinian territory. however, that information, which was captured through a wiretap, was apparently not shared with u.s. intelligence until after the april 15th bombings. counterterrorism officials have also confirmed the tsarnaev s mother was placed on the cia s counterterrorism database in the fall of 2011. that s the same time her eldest son, tamerlan, was put on the same list. now officials have continued their search for an unspecified number of person of interests.
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letters with ricin, america is on edge. one tweet did this to the stock market this week. what could cyberterrorism do to your money? coming up right here. cnn saturday morning continues right now. good morning, everyone. i m poppy harlow joining you live from boston this saturday. it is 10:00 out here on the east coast, 7:00 in the morning out west. so glad you re with us this saturday. ahead this hour, the boston bombing suspect may have a lawyer now, but the questioning is far from over. hear what a former secret service agent and interrogator has to say about what could come next. plus, he lost all his limbs, but not his passion for life. an amazing 13-year-old boy, very special message to the victims of the boston bombings. and we re coming to you live from boylston street this morning as people in boston try to get back to business as normal or as much as they can
uncle, for example, who feels that these nephews of his, the one also deceased, that they did something really, really wrong and they should beg for forgiveness, where as you have an aunt and in this case, the mother who are saying these kids are completely innocent and a father who is somewhere in the middle. so in order to get as much information and consistency, they should talk to all family members and put that information together to get a consistent and complete story as to what may have happened and as to what is going on. jeff gardere and eveni evenia pompoure, thank you, both. we appreciate it. a cold case heats up as investigators use the boston bombings as a new starting point. we ll explain.
least have one limb amputated. it is an absolutely unimaginable and life-changing thing and no one knows better than michael solinsburg, the seventh grader who will join us with his older brother harris. he lost four limbs to a bacterial infection, but still nothing gets in his way. actually he and his brother harris just after the bombing launched mikey s run.com. their aim is to raise a million dollars for the victims of the boston bombings and also to sponsor harris run next year in boston. thank you for being here. we really appreciate it. good morning. hi. good morning. hi, good morning to you. well, you know, i ve just been so inspired and encouraged by the signs of thoughtfulness and the huge hearts that we have seen, the outpouring here in boston and around the country. you re just another example of that.