it in the past with the comment if you see it, say it. that s very true but also look at it through the lens of the people that are going to be saying it, that is that oftentimes you re going to have people call in because somebody doesn t look like we look like and in events like this, this is an international social and athletic event, the boston marathon, you have people from all over the world, you have residents, we have an immigrant community, we have students from all over the world who are here, evidenced by the young chinese lady that was killed watching the race. so it can go too far because people have a tendency to say you don t look like me therefore you re suspicious, you re not the same color, you re not the same ethnic background or national background, therefore you re suspicious to me, i m going to call the authorities so yes, the individualized profiling on that basis can be taken to excess. i think one thing is for sure that this last week will prove something of
change how people consider zoning laws around some of these towns that have these sorts of plants and will really cause the chemical industry to look hard at what happened there and make sure it doesn t happen again. martin savidge, thank you so much. we ll go back to you and continue to follow that story. and we do have this breaking news and for that let s go to pamela brown here in boston. pamela? okay, pamela? we do have some news we are told about the charges that the suspect may face, we re trying to get pamela back on the line so she can explain to us exactly what s happening. we ll bring that to you the minute we have that. hasn t been charged yet but he is in federal custody at the hospital, he was in serious condition. he suffered gunshot wounds in the first fire fight with police the day earlier but he may have
authorities search high and low for suspect number two. we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. reporter: as the hunt continues, the suspect s family speaks out. translator: someone framed them. i don t know who exactly did it but someone did, and being cowards, they shot the boy dead. he put a shame on the tsarnaev family, he put a shame on the entire chechen ethnicity. reporter: late friday, still no capture. we do not have an apprehension of our suspect this afternoon, but we will have one. reporter: but just an hour later, officers have suspect number two cornered. they have the suspect, they believe it is the suspect, they know exactly where he is. they ve cordonned off a section of watertown. they are yelling loudly to someone in the boat or near it, come out. we just heard him say come out on your own terms.
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that is such a large security presence, does provide some comfort to the patients here at the hospital. our thanks to you, pamela brown outside the beth israel deaconess hospital in boston. poppy harlow joins us from watertown. you re here with a man who lives in the neighborhood, tell us about it. reporter: good morning, we re with the kelleher family, out walking the dog this morning and a big sigh of relief, a better morning certainly than yesterday when you were is it you can in your house. we ve got graham, eva, devin and tim kelleher. spin the dog is down here, i don t think you can see him. first to you, as a father you guys were inside all day yesterday, you heard the shoot-out on thursday night, the helicopters. what was it like for you with your children really trying to protect them from this? well, it was a horrifying experience to know that this was happening so close, so as a dad and a parent we were just trying to keep them safe and just keep the youngest ones oc