0 out a plan to reopen the city s copley square in the coming days. hash tag high five. . tonight on huckabee the best description of this person, a good, normal kid, who didn t want to harm anybody. his friends can t believe it. others say his brother put him up to it. is he being portrayed as a victim already in judge napolitano weighs in. the older suspect traveled to russia last year. what the fbi could learn from that trip. an expert security panel breaks it down. plus a weak of terro a week of d disaster. just gotten word of not one, but two explosions, near the finish line of the boston marathon. massive explosion that shattered a small town in texas. the best ways to talk to your kids about tragedy and stop them mike: don t know if that sounds familiar, but seems like after every major crime, whether it s the kennedy assassination, the assassination of martin luther king jr., we always are pretty quick to come out and say that it was the lone nut, in this case
0 mike: don t know if that sounds familiar, but seems like after every major crime, whether it s the kennedy assassination, the assassination of martin luther king jr., we always are pretty quick to come out and say that it was the lone nut, in this case it s a couple of them. now the truth is we don t know if they were the only ones involved. not at this point. there were some news reports that said, oh, they were a part of a sleeper cell of some 12 terrorists, but that, too, is unconfirmed. at this stage of the investigation, nobody really can say definitivively whether these were the only two people involved or whether they were part of a larger conspiracy. we always want to rush to the conclusion and somehow make ourselves feel better by saying, oh, this is a very isolated incident. the fact is, i don t know either, but one thing we can be certain of, that this is probably not the only situation where a couple of people are sitting around, trying to figure out how to kill ameri
from living in fear. mike: good evening. welcome to huckabee. we re live in e eldorado, texas. at this hour, the justice department is preparing charges for dzhokhar tsarnaev. meanwhile there s a lot of talk on the sunday morning shows about the investigation. let s take a look at some of the comments from this morning in this sunday night edition of our quotes of the week. boston mayor tom menino has wrapped up the entire boston bombing case into one sound bite in abc s this week. all the information i have is they acted alone, these two individuals, the brothers. the older brother is dead now. we have a second one at beth israel hospital in very serious condition. we don t know if we ll ever be able to question the individual. mike: don t know if that sounds familiar, but seems like after every major crime, whether it s the kennedy assassination, the assassination of martin luther king jr., we always are pretty quick to come out and say that it was the lone nut,
rick hahn. rick, back at you again. i thank you for taking the time. as we look at how much time it s taking to defuse all of this, what does it tell you about the types of materials, chemicals, perhaps, that are inside that apartment? it looks like we may have just lost rick an ton the phone. we ll try and dial him back in. once again, everyone, what you are seeing is painstakingly going in trying to gently insert these long poles and i guess see if there s trip wires in there. we did see robots yesterday that were able to go in on similar looking kind of long extensions with cameras on the end of them and took what was used to give them a general idea of the layout of things, looking at the problems that they may face. for those of you just joining us, we were able to speak with caitlin fonzi a short time ago, who lives directly underneath where that crane is right now.
were the case. reporter: i can see the same picture you re looking at right now on the monitor. my long-range vision is good enough to see it. i don t know what s going to happen on this side. but you re right, it seems as they they ve cleared that area of the officers who were right at the point of entry. let s bring in rick hahn. mike, stay with us. rick, as you think about the potential of trying to detonate something, i mean, how big could that get, an explosion that would come from an apartment this size with the kinds of materials that we believe to be used in there, a lot of it liquids? we re not talking c4s that we ve learned about. how big of an explosion could this be? could it take out a whole building? alex, here s the analysis based on what information we have. if there are 60 devices in there and, say, 30 of them are liquid and 30 solid, that s not to say