| Just the new information in a long article. |
[NBCnews] Despite a serious throat wound preventing him from speaking, the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect is beginning to respond to questions from Sherlocks, federal officials tell NBC News.
Nearly 48 hours after he was taken into custody following an intense shootout and manhunt, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was communicating with a special team of federal Sherlocks at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital. He was responding to questions mostly in writing because of the throat wound, according to the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The suspect remains at death's door.
| And the blessing of non-news from London: |
About 36,000 runners participated in the London Marathon on Sunday amid heightened security, many of them wearing black ribbons to commemorate the victims in Boston or carrying "For Boston" signs.
| No bombs, no shootings, no terror. Whether nobody had thought to do anything, or the security was just that good, let us be glad nothing happened that ought not have done. |
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