rest. the one week anniversary of the bombing marked by a moment of silence. heads bowed across the city and the nation. yet it s the stories of kindness that keep boston going. friday s man hunt trapped mckenzie wells and her 17 month old son holden in their home. out of milk she got this special delivery from a brook line police officer. never imagined someone in their tactical gear carrying two gallons of milk down the street. the photo taken by her husband, just more evidence of how a small gesture can make a big difference. thank you. reporter: now today those who left their belongings in the chaos of the explosion can get them from the boston police, and also those who live on the section of boylston street that was closed by the bombings and those who work there, they can return to their places of work and the places where they live, but there is no word yet on when boylston street will be reopened to the public. matt. anne thompson in boston. thanks very muc
reese witherspoon in a startling real-life performance that landed her in jail. charged with disorderly conduct. what the oscar-winner said to the cop who pulled her and her husband over. and how she responded overnight. and good morning, america. look who is back. everyone is back. robin, lara. hey! hey! i love it when we start the week off together like this. fantastic. and we re learning a lot about the marathon bombing suspects. charges are expected today for the surviving suspect. he still can t talk. he apparently shot himself in the neck as cops were closing in. and the big question this morning for the american woman from rhode island, married to the older suspect. katherine russell, seen here in high school pictures, before she converted to islam. federal agents showing up at her parents home three times over the weekend. we have new details about their mother is saying about their final phone call. let s get to the latest. abc chief investigative co