0 point this morning. i m christine romans. continuing live team coverage of the aftermath of the boston marathon bombings, continues right now with wolf blitzer in boston. thanks very much, christine. before the sun rises, boston tries to vanquish the nightmare. city workers scrub away blood stains and remove bricks, marred by last week s bombing. boyleston street inches toward a new sense of normalcy. good morning, i m wolf blitzer, reporting live from here in boston. there have been several major developments coming out of the boston this morning. let s get you caught up right now on all of them. this morning, boylston street, right behind me, reopens, the epicenter, reopening to pedestrians but not vehicles. and not yet. insult to injury, the families of those wounded in the attacks are outraged. they are demanding the two terror suspects be moved from the same hospital where the alleged victims are now recovering. and next stop in the investigation, dagestan. u.s. officials a
kayaking down the streets of chicago. floods, cars swallowed in a big hole. the earth no match for the deluge. and the heart of a hero. from boston to texas, the ordinary americans who rushed toward danger. is there a super hero in every one of us? good evening to you, and tonight from texas to boston, we are a nation in pursuit of answers. and as we come on the air tonight, there is stunning news out of boston. the fbi releasing surveillance tapes. two people called persons of interest in the marathon-day bombings. the fbi considers them armed, dangerous, asked that no one approach them. but they ask all members of the public to look at these tapes, to study them in detail and help. abc s chief investigative correspondent, brian ross, will take us frame by frame through the clues. brian? reporter: good evening. federal authorities now believe that a team of at least two men was responsible for the bombings here. as you say, described as armed and extremely dangerous. t
wicker, one to president obama and another one to a district court judge in tupelo, mississippi, sadie holland. that was the first letter to be received on april the 10th. haoerp is what we know about this fella. he lives near the border of tennessee. ef is a part-time musician, an elvis i impersonator by trade and seems to sur scribe to various broad spreur theories when it comes to trafficking in body parts. this whole story may go all the way back to city 99 when he was working as a maintenance contractor for a medical facility in tupelo, during which time he says he came across a refrigerator full of body parts. he said he was shocked about what he saw as an illegal trade in body parts, tried to make a lot of people aware of it. he was kicked off the grounds of the medical center, told to never come back. according to a reporter who did stories on him back in that time that s when he began to unrafpl. i talked to an attorney who used to represent him. he said that definitely mr. cu
0 that there were five. we discovered that one of the firefighters has been found alive at a hospital. [no audio] reporter: to that cellphone video, this whole thing started as a fire that was just burning near the fertilizer plant, and investigators initially went there, they were trying to get the flames under control. some guy pulls off along the side of the road, pulls out his smartphone, starts recording the fire, but little did he know what was about to happen next. take a look. i was actually picked up and thrown about ten feet. i was standing at the end of my bed and where i landed was by the bathroom about ten feet away in the house. what did you think hit you? i thought lightning at first, it was the bright flash and thunder. they said there was supposed to be thunderstorms tonight. when i realized the roof caved in i said that can t be lightning because that wouldn t cause the roof to cave in. reporter: that is sound with an eyewitness not the cellphone video we we