we will hear the story of the sacrifice, the heroism, one year later. i think you will hear from the watertown police. we would have liked to be a of the briefing maybe after the bombing so we could have been queued into tamerian. when they took down tamerian, the watertown police and killed him and shot him after he threw pipe bombs at them, they did not know he was the boston bomber until after they killed him and they found out later this was the boston bomber. very powerful testimony. martha: you have been to russia yourself to investigate what tamerian tsarnaev was up to when he went on that trip, you believe he came back from that trip. was able to slip in and out of this country despite he was on four watch lists. we will go into a lot more detail. what did you learn about what
tamerian tsarnaev brothers are the only primary suspects in that attack. and the older brother, tamerian tsarnaev traveled to russia in 2011. one congressman is claiming that russian intelligence officials believe that the u.s. could have done more to prevent that bombing. let s ask moll bethat. reporter: you are right. after traveling to russia and meeting with that country s top intelligence officials, a massachusetts congressman revealed that russian authorities believe that the boston marathon bombing could have been prevented. representative william keating held a press conference at#r
warning u.s. authorities was preparing to join islamic radicals. but i do when i hear them say it. and i hear from our own people what a game changer this is in information sharing that. unfortunately, i think that there might have been a different result. no one can say that for certain. the house homeland security commission and says that boston fbi officials have yet to participate in open hearings. but russian authorities revealed to keating that the 27-year-old friend of tamerian tsarnaev who was killed by an fbi agent under questioning in florida last month, was mentioned inetk6x intelligence exchanges between the u.s. and russia, along with other russian nationals, nearly a week after the bombing. keating met with russian intelligence officials over an hour and they have offered a high level of cooperation and have thus far shared more
days time. the owner of the funeral home has said that he has tried repeatedly to contact cemeteries and that repeatedly he has been told that none of them would allow the remains to be buried. tomorrow, the owner of the funeral home says he is going to speak to federal authorities and ask their help in trying to find a location where tamerian tsarnaev can be buried. meanwhile, that independent autopsy has not yet taken place. eric: all right, david lee, right by that very moving memorial, where people are still gathering. just ahead, gabriel gomez, the forler navy seal, now republican candidate for u.s. senate in massachusetts. he won the primary last week in the middle of all of this. he will give us his take on the bombing investigation, the attacks and how our nation could potentially stop another one. jamie: looking forward to that. a punch from an angry soccer
san francisco. nine people trap in the back of the vehicle, five of them died. the driver said he pulled over when he saw the car enimufl gulfed in flames. pope francis is calling for the protection of children from abuse. he made the remarks during mass at the vatican. but he did not specify or mention the church s abuse scandal. eric: to the boston bombings. legal experts say federal investigators are increasing the pressure on the widow of the boston bombing suspect tamerian tsarnaev, saying that explosive materials were found in the cambridge apartment and that the bombs may have been assembled there. the lawyer for katherine russell denies that she knew anything about the attacks. and about the three college classmates, accused of misleading authorities about their actions after the bombings, investigators are