rest easy tonight. can rest easy tonight. where does this investigation go next, tomorrow? what do you see happening? are there still areas, buildings you need to search? there s a lot of work that needs to be done. i wouldn t comment directly on what s going to happen over the next few days. but i will tell you that the fbi is in charge of the terrorism investigation. and we re cooperating fully with the special agent in charge. can you confirm to us where the suspect is now? the suspect was taken by boston ems to an area hospital. i don t know exactly what hospital he s been put in. so he s currently still in the hospital to your knowledge? yes, that s my belief. police commissioner, i appreciate your type tonight. obviously been an extraordinary week for you and your officers. we want thank you for all your efforts. and again, for taking the time to talk to us tonight. we continue to discuss things
an extraordinarily horrific situation there. jeff beatty, you had a comment? i wanted to follow up on something that the mayor said. about the public and something you said about the public. what we as americans need to understand is the war on terror i know we don t say that term necessarily but our conflict with terror is like dealing with crime. you can declare a war on crime, war on drugs, whatever, and you re going to make great progress. you may never totally eradicate it. that s something we need to get into our national psyche. this won t be the last time that something like this happens here. we have to just understand that it will be a part of life from time to time. but we re going to get better, as you said, with every incident. we re going to look at what we did right, what we did wrong, what we need to improve. we have to have the mindset that we re going to improve. but as we did after 9/11 and the people of boston did, we have to be able to stand strong and say yo
ethnicity, from every corner of the globe. so as we continue to learn more about why and how this tragedy happened, let s make sure that we sustain that spirit. tonight we think of all the wounded still struggling to recover. certainly we think of krystle campbell, we think of ligzu lu. we think of little martin richard. their lives reflected all the diversity and beauty of our country, and they were sharing a great american experience together. finally, left wing me say that even as so much attention s been focused on the tragic events in boston, understandably, we ve also seen a tight-knit community in texas devastated by a terrible explosion. and i want them to know that they are not forgotten. our thoughts, our prayers are
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would estimate about 400 students throughout the streets, on the stoops of dorms, all northeastern students and berkeley college students. we have some video we shot on our ii our iphones. mitchell telling us we can rest now. there was a huge day for boston. i asked, were you scared? you saw them jubilant, and they said no, they were very scared and realized how big a deal this capture, having it happen this way is. one thing we want to point out again and again to viewers as they watch the view of the celebration is we still have 58 people injured in the hospital, three in critical condition from this horrific attack. two children still hospitalized. four people killed including that 8-year-old boy, martin richard, the police officer, sean collier, the chinese student at c.u., lingzi li.