lert. they got him. police taking 19-year-old jahar tsarnaev into custody. the first burst of gunfire heard in the neighborhood. >> holly, holly. -- holy, holy. >> soon after, neighbors seeing and hearing a round of flash blasts. then word the suspect was

hiding in a boat outside of a town home. a call came in to the watertown police. three boston police officers with state troopers and fbi agents responded to franklin street. a man had gone out of his house after being inside of the house all day, abiding by our request to stay inside. he walked outside and saw blood on a boat in the backyard. he then opened the tarp on the top of the boat and looked in and saw a man covered with blood. he retreated and called us. we set up a perimeter around that boat and over the next hour or so, we exchange gunfire with the expect and the hostage rescue team removed the suspect of whom was still alive in the boat. we want to take suspects

alive. >> i understand that. >> can you talk about -- . >> we want to take someone alive so we can find out what happened and hold them to justice. >> that is the hostage rescue team did work in trying to negotiate work out of the boat. from what i understand he was not communicating. there has been -- i don't that information. >> i think based upon our investigation at this point in time the citizens of the city of boston in this area can be confident that the threat has been removed.

>> suspect is in serious condition the suspects came to our attention after a vicious assassination of a police officer at m.i.t.and a subsequent robbery that occurred. we've got videotape from a gas station. the robbery was a car jacking. the car taken from the scene and officers engaged that car along with other officers. we were tibl put the case together. the man found him said he was covered with blood. we assume injuries occurred the evening before. there was an exchange of gunfire at the bo. i don't know if he was struck.

there was a house that the team went into for the fbi because we felt it was important to the investigation. but the suspect was not found there. >> my assessment of the incident is that he was assassinated in his cruiser. he was responding to a call for a disturbance. >> given he was out there, still armed, was it safe to let people go outside? >> we did not give an all clear. we made it clear people spoke eloquently to this. this was a very serious and dangerous situation. we had no information that the suspect was holed up in this area. he managed to al you'd us just being outside of the primt ter but in truth we told everybody

that this was a dangerous situation and they should be cautious. it's a dangerous time in the world. we have to use caution. thankfully this man called us right away did the right thing. got on 911 and able to come in and take care of the situation. >> fox news anchor shep smith is here. they took him into custody. it started out clear that the assassination. >> it was an awful night for all involved i think figures on the left side of the screen just a moment ago tell a story similar to one we saw after the capture of osama bin laden. people were dancing in the streets in lower manhattan and celebrating in washington. it's been a horrible four days here. what happened overnight last night was really unthinkable to local authorities. they have a car chase after a car jacking.

then bombs out of the window. makeshift hand grenades and explosive devices and a 26-year-old police officer shot and killed. and this suspect is now in beth israel hospital in serious condition. backed a vehicle up over his own brother. his brother dead in the road and escaped on foot. they had no idea where he had gone. the police chief said i thought we had man power lock this place down but we didn't. turns out he was under a blue tarp like an injured dog. >> it was almost a ghost town here today no, one wanted to go out. everybody was in fear to. think he was just hiding like, you know like a scared rat in the bottom of the boat. you know just sort of i hate to use the word luck but what luck a man noticed a strap was broken on a boat. he looked inside there was the speekt at every point along the way citizen who's have been a help to authorities in

bringing this to a close they asked people, a million people stay home all day. shop owners close down. restaurants closed and everything shut down in boston. i drove to logan airport at 5:00 and managed to appear into the marathon in 10 minutes. you can't do that in the middle of the night. because of this, largely because of residents tips this is over. >> greta: imagine excitement of running in the marathon. it's a huge day here, not just for the city but a world wide event and all of a sudden just seconds these two destroyed lives killing people, maimed people. lives changed forever but tonight people can rest. >> people in boston have been inspiring. the way they have handled this with such strength and now, it's over, you can see pictures on the lefthand side

of the screen. it's understandable after all of these people have been through they're standing up and waving american flags and celebrating along with the nation. just that this is over. now a bigger picture how to deal with this sort of thing going forward wex know we can't be protected all the time but they're trying. >> no one wants to shut down every sports event no. one wants to do that. we want to live our lives. but take a look at that celebration. >> well, you know, to think that the emotional roller coaster they've through this, isn't something you can see on television. it's changed every person's lives for the last few days when your offices are shut down and you can't drive around town, everything about your psyche changes and all they can do is hope, pray this will come to an end and thankfully, it did. >> and what amazing police work tonight. a man who didn't want to be taken into custody because

he's killed before it's -- you've got to tip your hat to law enforcement tonight. >> shep, tu you beat you'll be up at midnight and i'll be watching. the bloody suspect taken to beth israel hospital of boston. adam housley joins us, what is the latest on this suspect? we can see the picture. he came to the hospital on a stretcher. >> yes. by a stretcher, we're trying to confirm what the two are there have been some suggestions of how many times he was shot and that kind of thing. we're working to get the injuries he's been -- facing. we're told he's in surgery. the information coming up as you know should come out right away but everybody taking their time to ensure they get right information. i'll tell you here there is a significant police presence.

but there are police officers at every entrance, every exit. beth israel a large campus along brookline avenue here. over the childrens hospital a significant police presence wex drove through boston. interesting to see stores were opening up, restaurants opening up. pizza joints opening up, people started to get back to normalcy. it became, you drive through two college campuses. about 800 students were on the streets here in boston and have stopped traffic, cheering with flags and signs and any emergency personnel as we are there are ambulances that went up. you can see a lot of sell braigs tonight and just down the street is this hospital. they're working to ensure the suspect makes soit they can have an investigation and go

forward. as mentioned as watching right now there are a number of officers walking around. you cannot get in without being checked by police officers. this is a police presence like i haven't sneen a hospital before. greta? >> greta: you know adam if you think about it, is that this suspect came to the united states, was given asylum by the american people, he was then given citizenship last sex and -- september and helped by the american people tonight getting surgery. a man who is accused and people assume he's guilty. is that he was killing three people and marathon. maybe hundreds of others and maybe dozens of others and killing a police officer and tonight an american doctor skbror a team of nurses everybody else trying to save his life. the contrast between what we have done for him and what he's done done to this city. would you not agree?

>> complete lay agree. the best teams in the world are here doing their best to give this guy recovery enough to get as much information out of him as possible. you can see after the fact this is the guy who caused this tragedy theoretically. to have him survive, have you some of the best in boston ensuring this facility is secure that there is not anybody here with vengeance or maybe someone else part of a group he's with. they're going to ensure nothing happens here. that this is absolutely going to be secured so impress dwroif watch from afar then come back and driving through and seeing celebrations knowing what the community has gone through and knowing there is a lot of healing still to come. just the fact they've captured

this guy, great celebrations but there are still a lot of people dealing with injuries and deaths that are going to have to recover and have to deal with this for the months and days and years still to come. we cannot forget that. boston is strong but there are a lot of people still hurting. they're glad this guy is in custody. so there are people hurting from what this guy and his brother are alleged to have done. >> there is so much cruelty involved in the murder of the 8-year-old his mother injured. his sister lost a limb. going through things that he has done including killing a police officer. and tonight his life being saved by americans, police officers didn't kill him. mesh people gave him asylum and citizenship this, man, certainly like to hear what he has to say for himself but adam, thank you. captured the terror suspect

alive now they can try to get information from him. accused bombers have roots in church kneea. could there be a connection there? good evening, sir, is there a significance to you? >> i think it's important and raises questions we don't begin to have answers to. chechnya has been in a brutal struggle with russia. particularly for 25 years they've committed acts of for rendus terrorism in russia. the school hostage taking over a thousand hostages00 killed. the 2002 seizure of the theater in moscow over 100 hostages killed. they have blown up subway stops in moscow, blown up apartment buildings this conflict has been motivated by two factors one a desire for

churchin independence but two increasing radical saigs of the islamic population of chechnya. this attack on the boston marathon has nothing to do with separation from raush rausha -- russia but could reflect the connection churchins have made with the international terrorist network. whether they take this one survivor put him in our criminal justice system or treat him as an enemy combatant which is the route i would go down. >> greta: what is -- there has been discussion with -- about the fact the foreign government made an inquiry about the older brother my guess is that it was russia. would that be your guess? to find out whether or not he was a radical? >> i think that is a likely guess but churchins have been found in trift operations all over the middle east in iraq, and afghanistan, throughout

the world. that is why the question of how much training they got not just fabrication of the bomb. they engaged in heavy gunfire exchange was the police and maybe these kids just picked it up in the backyard. i don't know. it's possible x but i think there is more of an indication they did have training beyond just bomb making. >> the younger one taken into custody. he came to the united states age nine. he has more roots in the united states so what was it that, if indeed that is the origin of why, the motive from what -- of the killing it's peculiar. why would he feel so connected? >> we don't know whether he

was radicalized in this country, which is possible or whether he came because he'd been part of the churchin terrorist movement. there have been child soldiers tluft histry. anyone willing to plant a bomb to kill an 8-year-old little boy is prepared to have their own little boys carry bombs out. people should not be optimistic we're going to learn a lot from this guy. he's inserted into the criminal justice system and read his quote, unquote rights against self incrimination the likely prospect is that he'll clam up. i'm not sure if we treat this as criminal justice matter we're going to learn about him or his now deeased brother. >> greta: will be interesting to see what does happen this, is a different town tonight after the capture. ambassador, thank you sir. >> thank you. >> greta: a 19-year-old suspect is a student at u mass

dartmouth we have new information from there. eric joins us. >> the process to try to find out how he apparently was radicalized has begun tonight. in new bedford south of here just are into the case authorities confirmed to fox news three college aged students have been taken into custody at the university of massachusetts dartmouth university of massachusetts that is the college in which jahar is a student. it's believed these students may have been roommates at sometime two. men and a woman have been brought into custody we're told for questioning. we're also told by the police they're not under arrest but certainly part of the process to try to find out this young man's journey it's astounding. i talked to his friends who knew him a few years ago.

fellow teenagers students at cambridge latin school. that is down the street from harvard. a public school here where jahar attended. he was on the wrestling team. they said he was popular and hung out that one student friend told me that he had hung out with him and smoked pot and listened to rap music. how do you go from that to a year or two later being accused of what he is accused of having done here? responsible for three murders and trying to wage a two-man war against the united states of america. being someone allegedly involved in an islamic jihad action against infidels that according to them, are us. we've seen it before back in 1990. in new york city, air conditioning repairman in new york city court system

convicted of killing rabbi in an assassination. the people went up to visit him in prison were then later accused and convicted of bombing the world trade center the first terrorist attack in 1993. so the cells have been here there have been connections. and now, temperatures will begin putting peace processes together if indeed jahar ever talks and if he has been steeped in the islamic churchin tradition of terrorism, he believes that that likely won't happen. one other point in terms of the family. i talked to police commissioner ed davis today and i asked him did any member of the family come forward? from those video wez saw of the two brothers walking around the corner with the nap sacks and packs. did any member of the family? sister lives in new jersey. others here in massachusetts area mother in cambridge. did any come forward and

contact authorities to say yes, we know those suspects, yes, they are members of the family? here is their names and addresses and that commissioner said no. they had not heard and never heard anything from family members of jahar. back to you. >> greta: eric, thank you. straight head tears in the streets of watertown the marathon bombing suspect captured there is more to this gaichlgts our live coverage continues do not go away. stay with us. oh, he's a fighter alright. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes

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second boston bombing suspect now in custody. earlier today, the srn sarn brothers sister speaking to

reporters through a door. >> i don't want to say anything else. i'm sorry for the families that lost their loved ones. but just leave us alone this, is very emotional. won't they let others know. >> the uncle talked in maryland your family is talking all over the place. >> we are being honest. we can talk now we will leave. we don't want to linger. we know she's hurting. she was about to -- ma'am are you okay? are you okay?

>> i'm not okay. just like anyone else is not okay. no one is okay right now. it's a very sad thing and i just -- i have nothing to say after this. i want to be left alone is what boy like. >> you said you lost a relative can you tell us a little bit about him? >> he's kind and loving and it's just and and you can say whatever you guys want to say. and i don't know the truth. i have no idea if that was my brother. just leave aus lone. >> when is the last time you've seen him, ma'am? >> i don't know. >> how about your other brother their looking for? can you tell us about him?

>> we talked to your father this morning. >> i'm sure my father is very hurt. >> he says they were smart kids. >> they are smart. and -- my brothers are smart. i don't know what got into them. >> did you grow up in chechnya? >> no. i didn't. we've grown up all over the world. i don't want to answer these questions i'm sorry for you guys. >> i lived here all my life. i'm sorry. i was born and raised here. i have a job. >> how are you related? >> i'm her husband. >> okay, sir. >> thank you very much for talking to us. >> is your name -- . >> i don't want to give names. >> i just want to make sure.

>> i'm -- i'm going to close the door. >> how did you know them? >> i've known them for a year and a half. she hasn't seen them for years. i never knew any of them. i'm not muslim. neither is my family. so i never met them. >> greta: that was the sister of the two suspects. one in custody and the other dead. dan goldberg spoke to her. he is here. dan, did he describe her relationship with the brothers? whether she talked to them recently or had contact with them? >> she told us she had not spoken to nem a long time. he clarified it by saying it had been years. >> did she -- was she surprised her brothers were the ones who have been accused of being the bombers? >> she was shocked. mostly because the media found her, i believe authorities did. because she had to process in

24 hours she was shocked. >> did she say why she had no contact with her brothers? did she say anything about them being radicalized?. >> no. she didn't mention about religion. she has no idea about why they hadn't, she didn't mention why they hadn't spoken. >> she say she's seen the video and pictures before the names had come out? >> she mentioned hearing media reports. she won't elaborate whether she had seen photos or heard about the shooting. >> so there is no explanation why? i take it she didn't call the fbi and tip them off those are my brothers here are their names? >> the fbi when arrived arrived in full force about an hour after that interview. they came with a dozen agents black jackets and it did not look like they were invited. >> so you beat the fbi dan? >> we believe we did.

>> greta: extraordinary interview. unbelievable interview. dan, thank you. >> thank you, greta. >> greta: coming up the teen-aged bombing suspect in custody now, the search for answers begins. what will he tell police about that terrorist attack? will he tell them? our live coverage continues we're constantly getting new information so don't go away. change makes people nervous. but i see a world bursting with opportunity, with ideas, with ambition. i'm thinking about china, brazil, india. the world's a big place. i want to be a part of it. ishares international etfs. emerging markets and single countries. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal.

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we're back live in boston. injured bombing suspect is at beth israel hospital. adam housley is there with the latest we've got the picture on the screen. he doesn't look good. >> no we're being told there are multiple injuries suffered. we know he's been shot once we're trying to get more information from the hospital and from our sources as the night moves on getting that corrected is the important thing. we know that they're treating him now and he is in surgery but that he has multiple injuries and we injury is a gunshot wound we've been told a couple things. until getting that confirmed we won't be able to pass those along yet. you can see a plos presence there is one police officer to the right. there are four officers out front and more inside. throughout the campus it's a large campus here in boston. everywhere you go, you can see

police officers at entrance and exits there. so it's significant police presence doctors worked to ensure the suspect stay as live to do what they can to obviously get him to recover as much as they can to get as much information out of him of course where authorities believe they can hopefully get the interview process started with but that is not they have a chance to at some point interview him. and there is a presence inside of the hospital. and driving through boston there are a number of intersections and students out. they skpp cars actually had to turn left to go around and so greta you can move through the city you can see life coming back to normal. then, you can come here they work to keep this man alive.

greta? >> and of course viewers should know he's in custody and under arrest. the police will not leave his side. and he's under arrest and viewers are are clear he's not going walk away. >> earlier today the uncle of the accused bomber speaking to reporters in maryland. and is outraged. >> i don't know. we're not in touch with that family for a number of years. they never lived here. they never lived here. last time i saw them was 2006. that was december, 2005. >> did you ever know them to have any ill will towards the united states? >> no. no. no never knew him. if i had to guess.

>> what do you think provoked them? >> being losers, hatred to those able to settle themselves these are the only reasons i can't imagine anything else, anything else to do with religion, with islam, and it's a fraud and a fake. >> do they have military train something. >> no. let me mention again i've seen them when they're kids. >> any experience with guns? >> no. i don't know. last time i saw them was 2005. we're muslims, we're churchins, ethnic churchins. -- churchins. >> it's not my brother who just moved back to russia

who -- bringing bread to their table working hard, he didn't have time for anything. he's been working. that is it. >> no. no. i have not been in touch with my brother. i don't know anything about that. no. my family has nothing to do with that family. >> are you ashamed by what unfolded?. >> of course we're ashamed. yes. they're children of my brother who has -- as much as i know. >> did he have a falling out with them? >> it's a personal -- personal. i just wanted my family to be away from them. >> why did you come here?

>> again, only, i say what i think what is kind it -- behind it, being losers, not being able to settle themselves. and there by just hating everyone who did. >> coming up, is there any link between the suspect's churchin roots and a motive for the attack? you'll hear from a expert as our live coverage continues next. with the spark miles card from capital one,

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by responding agencies. the situation considered active and dangerous. nothing to indicate there is a connection between what happened here on boylston street and what is going on on the campus of mit but chronology is all there. >> there is a big case underway in boston following a police shooting on the campus of m.i.t., an officer was shot and killed there. two suspects on the run earlier. one is in custody and there is one police are trying to find. >> the guys are armed to the t. hand grenades and explosive devices. >> what you're seeing now is

at least four blocks down there we know that they're looking for a suspect. they know they will use explosives. they know they will fire. we heard mark hahrman whether there is a larger scene or just a robbery these guys are playing for keeps and not afraid to shoot. >> we're trying to get information out to the people who live here that they should stay in their homes and not open their doors unless police officers are interest -- there. we believe this to be a trift a man theer kill people. >> boston police say one suspect is dead. another suspect on the run not accounted for. that second suspect would be the person described as suspect two wearing a white hat and images the fbi put out on screen right. >> at large now is the individual identified as suspect two.

who had the white cap on when the fbi released the video. released images. and now they've just leased a recent image of him with a gray hoody on. >> suspect one, age 26 with roots out of chechnya and russia is dead. suspect two said to be his 19-year-old brother is still at the moment on the loose. there is a manhunt throughout the city and surrounding communities to find that 19-year-old and to take him into custody. >> we're progressing through this neighborhood going door to door street to street. we do not have developments to tell new terms of the search up there. there has been no apprehension at this point. >> we do not have an apprehension of the suspect this afternoon. >> now near downtown boston there are police and s.w.a.t. vehicles streaming into that direction. two men in front that have are flying past. >> shots fired and a suspect

is down according to a state police source a suspect is down. >> suspect number two if you're just turning on right now suspect number two has been arrested after a long negotiation and a stand up outside of a franklin street in watertown. >> the tsarnaev brothers have been in the united states for years but have roots in chechnya. could have that anything to do with a motive? what about roots in chechnya? >> fact one if they are and because they're chechen does not mean they're anti-american but if they have been recruited to become jihadist they're on a collision course with the united states. that is very clear. chechnya, bosnia, many countries that are at odds with india or russia or muslim countries have been supported by the united states but every

jihadist in those countries has been working against the united states. if he's chechen but he is jihadist once coming to the united states he's going to be encouraged to act against this country. >> jahar in, the hospital tonight apparently i don't think he's ever been out of the country since he's come here in early 2000s. it's questionable how he became radicalized. >> if you hear what his uncle was saying and what many have been saying not just about this case but 48 cases of homeland security threats it's really about who is radicalizing these people. it's not just foreigners, american born we have had many converts and been radicalized or home grown cells there is a machinery radicalizing those individuals that could go through internet or meetings or foreign travel.

>> greta: i read one place in social immediate yat older brother said he didn't have american friends which sounded like he never connected with america though he's been here oof well, we visited facebook and you tube. it's very strange. they may have not connected with americans at large but we see many americans who also go by his own ideas and ideals that were supportive on internet so it's not about the national identity or cultural identity it's about ideology. he go was like-minded people. >> greta: thank you. go to gretawire.com and see the picture of the man now in custody at the hospital. skpf course we have more live coverage from here in boston so stay with us. ♪

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relief and celebrations in boston tonight. the second bombing suspect captured. mike tobin is live. you can hear fire trucks pulling up and everyone cheered. and people are cheering. then, i just posted on gretawire a picture of the suspect in the hospital. what a contrast. what is it like where you are? >> it looks like that

spontaneous street demonstration or celebration i should say dried up i think the people are tired and had an opportunity to go home they took it. but tonight it was really interesting to see something that was spontaneous and patriotic it brought a resolution to this tragedy wex saw people crowding around radios to listen to developments after the selter in place ban was lifted. and they're able to walk out on the streets and you saw american people and then, people at -- once they realized it's over it was resolved. a great cheer went out they formed a gaund let. flags came out. they weren't boston or massachusetts centric. american flags came out. they sang patriotic songs.

people viewed this tragedy as a wound not just to boston or massachusetts but this was an attack on america. they understood that the country was with them, they celebrated as americans. that this stage of the tragedy is over then started looking towards healing and paying attention to those people who lost lives so badly injured as a result of what happened here, greta. >> and i -- you know i can't forget the contrast we gave this man asylum and citizenship. we're saving his life tonight. look what he's done what. a contrast between two different twiz approach live. one is trying to help, and safe someone, the other to kill. mike, thank you very much. and to the viewers thank you for being with us tonight go to gretawire.com we've got a lot going on there. the best is yet to come. shep smith is going live for an hour there is more information coming in we have correspondents around the city from boston so good night from

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