they found propane tanks. they found fireworks. they found clocks. one other piece of information they found was a key inside the ignition. on that key ring was a key to another vehicle that belonged to shahzad. sources of telling wnbc, our affiliate in new york today, our fellow reporter jonathan @diens, inside that vehicle parked in a b lot at jfk airport where he was picked up, where this man was picked up yesterday, they found a 9 millimeter pistol. that s the latest on the investigation of the president expected to make his remarks very soon. tamron. more on faisal shahzad. the 30-year-old suspect peter was describing as mentioned was born in pakistan. he became a naturalized u.s. citizen just last year. officials say he recently returned from a five-month long trip to pakistan. nbc news senior investigative producer bob winthrop joins me in the studio with more. bob, how this unfolded last night. incredible, dramatic form.
doesn t exist mim. hang on a second. i want to bring in carol grisanti, an nbc producer in pakistan. what have you learned about the suspect? reporter: the information out of pakistan is quite sketchy and changing all the time. pakistani police told media earlier that faisal shahzad was from the southern port city karachi, that s where he lived. it s a rather middle class neighborhood. we were told he left the u.s. and flew to karachi in july last year on emirates airlines and stayed about one month here and last year. we understand that he drove to peshawar with friends i believe july 3rd, v
he was charged with the murder of yeardley love. both students were weeks away from graduation. an autopsy scheduled this morning. nbc s norah o donnell livepgf9áy charlottesville. norah, what else can you tell us this attorney telling us about this supposed accident? reporter: well, this is a very tragic story. two 22-year-old seniors weeks away from graduating. bright futures ahead of them. one is dead and one is behind bars. just in the last hour there has been a bond hearing for george huguely, who was accused of first degree murder. his attorney stepped out and said it was all an accident.( until more information becomes available, it is our hope that no conclusions will be drawn or judgments made about george or his case. however, we are confident miss love s death was not intended
necessarily good news. breaking it up or dispersing it, the action of the sea, when the winds were really up. it s just turning into what somebody called a moose or gravy below the sea. that s still ingested by sea life, which is ingested by other life, which could be affecting sea turtles, water fowl, et cetera, et cetera. while it looks smaller, still 2,000 square miles. a lot may be below the surface and not visible to photography. thank you for that update. coming up more on the gulf of mexico. we ll also hear more about the fishermen and people who make their living in these waters, what they are saying. reporter: i m norah o donnell here at uva where a 22-year-old lacrosse player has been accused of first degree murder. we ve now heard from his lawyer
but an accident with a tragic outcome. reporter: there you hear the beginning of the defense that this was, of course, not intended and an accident. áhóuq here is what the police . the police say that when yeardley love was found, this they turned her over. she was in her bed at 2:15 a.m. in the morning, they found her. there were obvious and serious signs of trauma. they said she wasn t shot and she was not stabbed, raising questions about whether she was beaten to death in the middle of the morning. they quickly were able to place george huguely at the center of the investigation because the two of them had a romantic relationship which police say is very relevant to the investigation. sources tell us it was an on and off relationship between the two lacrosse players. this is something that happened in the middle of the night. police quickly focused on george huguely and arrested him hours after police found yeardley