barely knew the tsarnaev family, and only met them for the first time after we moved to the united states. during the very few encounters which were initiated by tsarnaev, we have never discussed political or religious issues, so i could never guess what ideas were in their minds. should i have any suspicions, i would do my duty to prevent what happened at the boston marathon. that statement coming in today, getting the story yesterday from brian todd. up next, scandal, stealing president obama s spotlight. we re going to tell you how he s trying without too much success, at least so far, to change the subject. plus, o.j. simpson s old and new attorneys confronted each other today. things got pretty testy. you re going to want to hear what happened. car! hey! [squeals] [ewh!] [baby crying]
pressure cooker bombs were constructed. and sources have told us as well that they found explosive residue in at least, on at least the kitchen sink, the table, and in a bathtub. whatever they found there and might have left with, we do know this, it s clear they still have a keen interest there, perhaps, don, it has something to do with what the widow is telling investigators. don? let s talk about the tsarnaev family. the older brother, tamerlan, still not buried. why, susan? reporter: because apparently they cannot find any cemetery that will accept his remains. that s what the uncle is telling us. so he spent time at the funeral home. he s already left there tonight. but he told everyone at a press conference that he spent the time there preparing his nephew s body for burial according to islamic law. and that s what he spent time there doing. he said he is not happy at all that he s been unable to find any cemetery to accept the
in the general boston area. we went around boston and cambridge, asking people how they felt about that. it s too sad for words. it s too sad. he shouldn t be here. he should never have come. if he had never come, none of this would have happened. he had every advantage he could have here. he shouldn t be buried here. i don t really care where he s buried. to me, he s dead already, how much more can you punish him. to me, it s too petty. reporter: the issue of how to bury tsarnaev is also hugely controversial, especially within boston s muslim community. as the leaders here at the islamic society in boston mosque here in cambridge where the brothers sometimes prayed, they want nothing to do with the funeral. they re not involved with it and they no longer even want to talk about it. as one official told me, they understand the tsarnaev family s pain, but they re utterly devastated by this entire
as of this taping, only two left in stock. so get over there. i thought you could get them straight from the source. you still keep in touch? probably not after tonight. always walk down by the peer and knock on the camper door? i go to coney island a lot. tsarnaev family got $100,000 in benefits. we need to put the word allegedly in there. baker, you said you don t need this info to hate them more, this is the system we created, which i agree with. the good news is massachusetts executive office of health and human services say the benefits ended in 2012, when the family stopped meeting income eligibility limits. so when he was allegedly setting
controversial. especially within boston s muslim community. as for leaders here at the islamic society of boston mosque in cambridge, where the brothers sometimes prayed, they want nothing to do with the funeral. they re not involved with it, and they no longer even want to talk about it. as one official here told me, they understand the tsarnaev family s pain, but they re, quote, utterly devastated by this entire experience. after midday prayers at this mosque in brighton, i asked the imam why so many top imams, including him, won t preside over tamerlan tsarnaev s funeral. addressing his issue over addressing his concerns over the concerns of the entire commonwealth of massachusetts, it just doesn t balance out. so we don t touch it, to be respectful, in regard for all the sentiments out there. reporter: so in place of traditional burial with an imam, he says he would advise the family to have a relative or