colbert, he got a ham decorated it like me and took out a knife and stabbed it continuously. >> he's not happy about colbert replacing letterman. he said he knows how to wheel the knife. tell me what you think. we'll see you tomorrow night at 9:00. it is monday, april 15th, patriots day, marathon monday and road closures throughout the city. ideal running conditions this year. >> preparations are old underway at the starting line as thousands of runners prom across the world gear up for marathon

monday. ♪ ♪ >> i've been going to the red fox first and the marathon since i was a little kid where my father could take my sister and i and we would make our way to the square to see the runners come in. >> it's the day the revolutionary war was started. it's one of the first nice days of april so everybody kind of comes out of hibernation. >> the boston marathon is the world's oldest continuously conducted marathon. the number of competitors has grown tremendously. in year one there was 18 people, a dozen finished. the largest was 38,000. for the last number of years we had 27,000 competitors. >> three years, the gun will go off and get the race started. >> woke up early, same as every other patriot's day monday. took a bus to the start line. >> the weather cooperating

whether you're racing, cleheeri or trying to enjoy it. >> previously it had been a little too hot, a little too cold, a little too windy. >> here at home 56. >> the weather was just, i mean, almost ideal running weather. >> well, for me this has always been a father daughter event. we have been running together for 12 or 14 years. >> it's fun to run with my dad. he's inspirational, if he can do it, i can do it. >> running the marathon leaves all of us who do it with a great sense of accomplishment. so just getting into the race can be a big deal for a lot of

people. it's an aspiration for many of us and it leaves us at the baa with a great sense of obligation to those people who honor us with that effort to come run this race. >> i can tell you exactly what kind of a day it was. i usually work marathon monday. i took it off because my husband was running the marathon. beautiful day. people were coming up to me, i watch you on tv all the time and these are my kids and it was just one of those sort of magical moments. >> we were hoping for a good day and we got it. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2013 boston marathon champion. >> i finished the race in three hours and 34 minutes and when i finished the race, i was coming down and my wife terry and my son will were in the grand stands waving. >> thank you, guys. >> ran a pretty good race, i think.

i had run several other races right before that one, so i thought i was running on tired legs but as it turned out, i ran pretty well. >> bad news, didn't hit my time. good news is, worst news is i'm qualified for next year. >> my girlfriend and sabrina decided we would walk from fenway to boylston street and supposed to meet up with a couple other friends at form, a restaurant on boylston street. >> they were running the marathon and i tried to say no and he's like it's beautiful out, and i guess like a party down there. so he's like come on, going to be a good time. >> the best point of any race for a marathoner is the sign with one mile left. we went past that sign and so

close. everything was going great. we were so excited. we're there and waiting, waiting, waiting, and finally my husband came. thighs were locked up. hard a hard marathon. he was smiling. it was great. we see him and we're right there at the finish line with him. >> i was fiddling with the video camera standing squarely on the center of the finish line taking measure of the incredible crowd which is this really loving incredible place to be where people were showering each other with hugs and love and just tremendous amounts of goodwill and in an instant, that clearly changed.

>> something just exploded at the finish line. >> confirm two devices just went off on boylston. all units, use caution. >> we've just gotten word of not one but two explosions near the finish line of the boston marathon. we are getting reports on scene and jonathan hunt has just gotten one. >> dozens of people have been seriously injured as you look at those pictures. they are disturbing.

you can see what looks like people working, been worked on there. >> well, let's listen. >> here is what i need, i want it cleared so i can get ambulances out. okay? >> people were just coming through the finish line and all of a sudden you hear this boom. turned around, and you saw this explosion coming out of the building. >> the woman with whom you're hearing speak is a reporter for our station in boston who was there when this happened. >> you heard the explosion. it forced you to jerk your head and turn around. >> we knew, i knew right away and you see this big plume of smoke and calmly but quickly started to walk away from the smoke and the noise, boom, we hear it again. panic. everywhere. >> we heard the explosion. the first one was further off,

and the second one was closer towards the front of the restaurant. people scattered, can't get information. not sure whether this is an accident. >> huge explosion, one softer and one really hard and really terrible what you see there. i've been outside there, a kid died and a woman that was dead. >> reporting right now that there was an earlier explosion at the jfk library. what is going on here in boston? >> i'm thrown back for a second. >> do you know what is going on? >> is it a transformer? is it something more sinister? no idea. you start looking at all the injuries and start to see people coming out with in legs, people with in arms, people faces and bodies covered in flood. >> we were almost about to finish. i actually thought it was fireworks. i thought it was a special

occasion and fireworks were going off for us. >> yeah. i remember hearing a couple loud noises and at first i thought it was thunder. natalee's eyes got as big as saucers. >> a police officer immediately stopped me and i yelled at him, i'm a doctor, i need to be at the finish line. >> all of a sudden, to my left the first bomb went off. i pretty much decided to turn and run so i turned to my right to run away and i ended up running right into the second bomb. >> of course, the first explosion goes off, everybody -- i said everybody get in the street and i, you know, headed toward the guard rail myself and at some point in hopping the guard rail, boom, the bomb goes off. that's what happened to me. threw me in the street five or six feet. >> when the second one went off, i could feel the impact of the explosion. i landed kind of with my left leg out and my right leg tucked

under me. there were a lot of people running by screaming and yelling. i basically thought i was going to end up dying there because i could see blood coming out and everybody was just so freaked out by what was going on. it was just a very surreal feeling. >> something said get up, jared, get up. i got up and seen my hand was damaged and i could see the back of my leg was damaged. i was trying to get to the middle of the street because, you know, one bomb, two bombs, logically i felt like there was going to be another one. >> i got to where the second bombsight was. i could taste the metal and blood so thick and there was so much of it. immediately started working on a young woman who was on the ground, horrible lower extremity injuries. packing her, people were packing her wounds and started cpr on

her. in hopes, you know, of saving her. tragically, she did not survive. >> i basically got filled with shrapnel from my butt to ankles and turned around and seen gruesome stuff. i looked back at my friends and assumed they were dead. jp and paul and mark lost a limb and it was pretty rough. >> initially, i don't think i was in any pain but then it kind of all started to kick in. a college student came out of nowhere and really basically picked me up off the sidewalk telling me i had to get out of there. someone helped him do a tourniquet on my leg and then a police officer came and, she was kind of keeping me calm and really holding my hand and just -- she kept telling me i

had a leg but she didn't know how bad the injury was. >> seven or eight of us were veterans and i served in iraq three times, and immediately, the response was yeah, that's an iud. helping people on the sidewalk where the bomb went off, i eventually found rose ann in the middle of boylston street. >> i let out a yell like nobody's business. every time i heard a siren coming closer, i would be like this is going to be my ride. this is it. they are going to take me to the hospital and it would pass us and my heart would sink and i kind of -- i'm like i'm going to die. >> ambulance made a left hand turn and went flying by us. it was full from the first explosion. at that point, you know, it was heart breaking just to, wow, what do we do now? at that moment, a police prisoner transport showed up. we got rose ann in and that was

the ride to the hospital. >> i ran to another woman who was on the ground laying very cold, very still, but she was alive and awake and treated a wound that she had in her groin. really needed to be there somebody tremendous tremendous trejoginy. >> at the peak of it when we had a maximum number of patients, we had five fully equipped ready to go trama teams ready to go. >> any more coming? >> we understand that all of the patients have now been transported so they should be in area hospitals. >> when i looked across the three or four patients that i could see, i immediately recognized really the same types and pattern of injury that i had seen hundreds or thousands of times deployed in iraq and afghanist

afghanistan. there was no question this was an imp vised explosive device. >> it's now a crime scene. the residue from the explosions to determine the type of explosives, origin and as well as whether these devices contained shrapnel and that's a clue? >> this is an act of terrorism. >> when you see ball bearings. >> this is the president. >> we still do not know who did this or why and people shouldn't jump to conclusions before we have all the facts. boston is a tough and resilient town, so are its people. i'm supremely confident boston people will pull together take care of each other and move forward as one proud city and as they do, the american people will be with them every single step of the way. >> the day after the marathon

bombings, dzhokhar tsarnaev was back in school living the life of a normal kid. tamerlan was a boxer and well-known and been in this community for awhile. he was sort of the more riggarious of the two. you look at the tweets and tweeting and making references to the bombing talking about the city and the impact on the city. >> we have a press conference now about to begin. the fbi and local authorities in boston. >> i'm going to make a couple comments and turn it over to rick who is the special agent in charge of the fbi's office here. the city of boston is open and will be open tomorrow, but it will not be business as usual. it will be a heightened law enforcement presence consistent with the severity and seriousness of the on going investigation. >> the device at the jfk library was actually a fire. we haven't linked that directly to this incident. right now this incident consists

of two explosions that occurred on boylston street. >> the fbi is taking the lead until the investigation. it will do so through the boston joint terrorism task force. it a criminal investigation that has the potential, is a potenti potential terrorist investigation. >> we're not trying to jump the gun, a saudi national, what can you tell us about it? >> the information we can report is the boston police are saying they do not have a suspect in custody. >> a day of unthinkable consequences. 130 injured after the bombing. two bombs exploding near the finish line, knocking runners and spectators off their feet. smoke billowing from the scene as first responders scrambled to get to the injured. definitely was terrorism. we don't know if it's home grown or foreign, but definitely terrorism and intended to hurt a lot of people and indeed, it did. >> it is midnight in boston. i'm sheppard smith with

continuing coverage of the attack at the boston marathon. tonight, blocks and blocks of the city are shut down. it's a debris field with shattered glass and belongings, crime scene drenched in human blood. >> the sun just coming up here over a very stunned city. this is the street where it happened, boylston street just a few blocks down. >> the morning following the bombing, there was a lot of people out, people walking their dogs and running. a lot of runners felt like they were going to show the city and show all of america they weren't scared to be on the streets and runnin running. >> chilling new yesterday's terror attack with the attack on the streets we're live with the brand-new developments overnight. >> there were no unexploded

devices found. more than 150 people injured yesterday in the blast. some gravely. >> any information you have, videos or photographs that happened, not just at that scene but anywhere in the immediate vicinity could be helpful to this investigation. >> bad day for boston, but i think if we pull together, we'll get through it. we're a strong city. boston will overcome. >> we learned that the saudi national that was tackled is cleared as a possible suspect. >> this was a heinous and cowardly act and given what we now know what took place the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism. >> we believe at this hour that the bomber is still on the loose but learning about new clues found at the terror scene. remanence of pressure cookers

were found. this style of bomb used frequently in afghanistan. >> among items partially recovered are pieces of black nylon that could be from a backpack and what appear to be fragments of bee bees and nails, possibly contained in a pressure cooker device. doctors here at mass mass general say they are pulling nails and ball bearings out of the victims, mostly ball bearings, nails like spikes. >> my left and right hand got damaged. you know, pretty severely, burns, i got burns on high legs, my left eardrum got blown out. >> my right hand was burnt from my wrist up, and the weird part is it didn't dawn on me i had other injuries. >> roseanne lost most of her blood volume in the street, more in the operating room before we stopped the bleeding. she's lucky to be alive. >> i know they operated immediately on monday afternoon, two surgeries to my leg, a

surgery to my abdomen. >> three or four surgeries and i still have a little shrapnel in me. more so than that, i'm very fortunate. >> on tuesday afternoon they brought me out of i guess an induced coma to let me know, you know, what had happened and had actually told me they had amputated -- sorry. >> god wasn't in the violence and evil that took place on boylston street near the finish line yesterday. >> good morning, everybody. today is wednesday, april 17th. look at this photo right here. could that be the bomb? >> these pictures, incredible showed what happened just prior to the blast and photos from directly after the blast. at this point in time there are over 2,000 tips provideed to fbi authorities.

at this point in time there is no climb of responsibility for these attacks. >> we're told more than 30,000 social media messages were collected within a one-mile radius of the finish line from 24 hours before to 24 hours after the explosions with twitter and facebook lighting up. >> social media was used to a great degree to really help along the way as well as hurt. people were scouring faces in the crowd saying is this the person? the news is breaking in connection with the boston terror attack. bill hemmer live and since the past 45 minutes we learned several facts including at least, at least confirmation that they have identified a suspect. >> fox 25 our boston affiliate is saying they are getting their information through the associated press. what does that mean? does that mean the associated press is reporting what the boston globe is reporting? one feeds off the other media outlet. >> i remember when we saw there was a tweet of saying suspects

in custody. >> we all started to call each other because clearly the boston police had not made an arrest. >> we want to get to the courthouse where these people wo would be taken. >> the state police hadn't made an arrest. >> there were hundreds of people showing up in front of the courthouse to get a glimpse of the marathon bombers. >> quickly we got on social media to knock down the false report. >> then the bomb threat called into the courthouse and i remember vividly because there was a daycare center in the area where they were pushing cribs frantically down the street. >> let's go! let's go! >> it turns out it was all a false alarm. no arrests, we were back to square one. >> the boston federal courthouse where security officials moments ago ordered an evacuation. what the heck was going on, mike? >> neil, all of the chaos at the courthouse is probably an exception of the high tension here in boston and how high the

tension is among the media. you have the tips an arrest had been made, hadn't been made. >> we were in such a black news hole that day on a major story, i've never seen anything like it. >> we're not asking -- >> the one thing we were getting prom the fbi at this point was information that whatever photos you've seen, it's not the guy. >> the only thing worse than managing a mass gcasualty incident is inserting upon that a visit from the president. the president turned to me and said so, dr. king, how do you think it's going? i said mr. president, i think it's going well, you inspire them, and he turned to me and said no, no, no you have it all wrong. he said they inspire me. >> when the president came to the city for the service, we found a crowd that was gathered at a bar. it was really one of the most remarkable moments that i've ever experienced as a boston.

every person at the bar stopped and turned to the tv. >> today our prayers are with the campbell family of medford, they are here today, their daughter crystal was always smiling. our prayers are with the lu family of china who sent their daughter tobu so that she could experience all that the city has to offer. and our hearts are broken for eight-year-old martin with his big smile and bright eyes. our prayers are with andrew, so many wounded, some gravely. we will all be with you as you

learn to stand and walk and yes, run again and that i have no doubt you will run again. [ applause ] >> we do have this exclusive development at 5:00. the fbi will in fact, release images of the suspects and fox 25 has obtained a photo of a suspect. >> there is talk one of the bombers could be wearing a white cap, and so as we were scouring this picture, that clued us in. the picture was striking because he's looking away from the race. >> and it appeared now that suddenly the fbi decided it was within their interest to relose information. >> today we're enlisting the public's help to identify the two suspects. after a very detailed analysis of photo, video and other evidence, we're releasing photos of these two suspects. they are identified as suspect one and suspect two. they appear to be associated.

suspect one is wearing a dark hat, suspect two is wearing a white hat. suspect two set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the restaurant. >> as soon as they released those photos, it shook them out of hiding. >> whoever did this is out there and all of a sudden putting the pictures out there. are the suspects going to panic and take off? twitter lit up. i've seen those hats. i think i may have seen that person. >> there was a text on the 18th, one of the young men said hey, you look like the guy in the surveillance video. and he texted back lol. like as if it's some kind of joke and headacmakes a ref pran may not come back, take what you want. >> the friends are accused of going to the room and removing a

backpack and items that included empty fireworks and a lap tap and ultimately the fireworks ended up in a dumpster and tossed out. >> identifying and locating those responsible is now our highest priority. >> sean was only ever going to be a police officer. it was part of being part of the community and serving them. it made us nervous, of course, it's a dangerous job. when he left for the day, he drove past where sean had stationed his car and rolled down his window and said something like be safe tonight and sean said, just keeping everybody in line, sir, and i think that was the last conversation that they had. >> mike, that video, those pictures bounced around the world. everybody has seen them. >> federal investigators and joint terrorism task force exhausted the promising leads and went to the public to get new leads. >> they wanted to put pressure on the suspects and force them out of hiding because when the

suspect is on the move, that is when they are the most vulnerable. >> that's ultimately what caused them to boil up to the surface. >> fox news alert, reports of gunshots on the campus of mit. >> receiving calls for shots fired at 32 vassar street. >> the situation is active and extremely dangerous. >> mike stayed in the truck. i jumped in my rental car and drove over to mit. >> my sister called me and said that on twitter, that there was a report that there were -- there was a gunman at mit. with every new piece of information that came out, it could be sean. first a cambridge police officer and then said it was an mit police officer. >> if you could respond to 32 vassar start. reports of an officer down. >> a police officer has been shot. might not be connected with the bolling at all. >> we made the decision not to

call mom hoping she was sleeping. call waiting beeped and it was my mom and i clicked over and i could hear her crying. i said was it sean? >> cpr in progress. >> they are telling us off the record, there is no indication this is connected in any way. we'll get someone out here shortly and we'll talk to you guys but just back up. you can get close to where officers are across the street, we're searching in the bushes for clues and started to push back. >> he was on patrol, pulled over to the side of the road, somehow the suspects got close to him and engaged him firing a shot and killing him. >> what they did was gutless. it was a sucker punch. there was no gun battle. officer collier never had a chance. they walked up behind him and put a bullet in him, several of them and proved how enough they

were because they couldn't undo the lock on the holster. >> the best break is when a suspect makes a critical mistake and that happened in boston. >> she said he's been shot. and i don't know what kind of shape he's in but you need to get to mass general hospital because i don't know if you'll see him again. >> as we would later come to understand from danny, you know, the carjacking began roughly a half hour after the shooting. young entrepreneur, chinese immigrant came here for grad school, pulled over to answer a text message. before he knew it, this guy got out of the car and approaching the passenger side door. the guy reached in with a gun and let himself in the car and he was being carjacked by tamron tsarnaev. he said the bombing, i did that and shot a policeman in cambridge. >> notified in roll call on the 18th going into the 19th that

there was a police officer shot in cambridge. officer calier, we were told that he was shot in a robbery at a 7/11. we know now that that is not true. >> i think it was really important to see him, and to be able to say goodbye to him there, but it's an image that lasts. >> go to an atm, take out money on danny's atm card. he is like how do i get out of the car? >> dangerous and cold-blooded i'm sure he probably wasn't going to get out alive. he was nervous. heart was boupounding. trying to drive and would set out on what would become an hour and a half journey. the threat of death very real

to, pointing a gun at him and threatening to kill him and turned down one-way streets where he thought this is the place where they are going to kill me. they were speaking a language that danny didn't understand but he could hear them say manhattan and asked him in english can your car go out of state to new york? danny thought in the back of the car was luggage but we know it was more explosives. they were driving around. the car is on empty. they cam back to cambridge where there is two side by side gas stations and pull into the shell station, gets out to fill the pump and it's just danny and tamerlan in the car. tamerlan took the gun he sometimes pointed at gun knee and put it in the pocket of the driver's seat and with two hands playing with the gps so danny felt like this is it. gets the will to up and do it and jumped out of the car and he said he felt like the air on his

back of somebody -- of tamerlan reaching for him and cursing and he slammed the door behind it. saw the lights of the gas station across the street, but he just prayed that it was open. he sprinted across multiple lanes of the street, ran into the mobile station and called 911. tell them he had been carjacked and his car could be tracked by his iphone and the satellite system in the mercedes. >> thank god he was able to break away. he made the right decision running and the fact he got that information quick. they told them they were the marathon bombers, just basically send a red flag out. gave us the plate number and told us to be on the lookout for this vehicle that was carjacked the gunpoint. >> that was very effective in eventually capturing the two suspects. he was a very brave man. >> the black mercedes to water town.

>> everybody was standing around waiting and all of a sudden, a police cruiser took off. >> i run to my car, get in my car, try and follow those officers. jump on memorial drive and the ne next thing i know, i'm in a sea of 40 or 50 police cars. like ufos in a movie, blue lights and endless streaming, sirens whaling flying faster than i had seen anybody drive. >> pyfirearms, getting cash. >> kept in the car with the suspects. >> the vehicle that was carjacked in cambridge is now in water town stopped in front of 89 dexter avenue. so officer reynolds calls out i'm out, i'm getting out on dexter avenue. >> being told water town has the motor vehicle in sight. try to put a stop on it now, go ahead. >> they have guns.

>> all right. >> and at this point, the two brothers are coming in tandem, one brother in each vehicle. >> i heard officer remembynolds on the radio, shots fired, shots fired. >> i stepped on the gas. came flying down here about a mile and a half, two miles from the police station. >> breaking news unfolding right before our eyes in water town where an apparent carjacking led police on a wild chase. >> my vehicle ends upright about where the ford is right there. >> officer reynolds bails out of his car and starts throwing rounds down range. >> shots fired. >> i go off the right. can't get it out. make the decision to jump back in the vehicle, put it in drive and jump out. so i'm thinking throw it in drive. let it float down. i got behind the tree. officer reynolds sees me by the

tree and says whose in the vehicle? i say don't worry about that now. we start firing rounds. as soon as the vehicle stops going by us, the loud explosion. >> we heard two loud explosions like boom, boom. we didn't know what it was and all of a sudden you see 100 cruisers pass by. >> i heard outside two gunshots and pulled my car over as where many of the officers and they went into full battle mode, drew guns and went down the street looking side to side, door to door with very serious precaution. we tried to phillip what we could in keeping distances and staying out of the way of the active investigation. >> it was an intensity you only hear in a war zone and i was hearing it right there in the middle of the night in boston. >> 322, on dexter, explosives, some type of grenades. >> the first one was shielded by the cruiser and we didn't get

the blast from it. >> oh, my god. >> loud explosion, loud explosion! >> they said it was two bombs but sounded like boom, boom, boom! >> the second one was so close to me my eyes were shaking back and forth and i was afraid we wouldn't be able to see to continue firing. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> people are in bed at that time so the loud booms and rapid gunfire jolted some from a dead sleep. [ gunshots ]. >> gunshot, gunshot, gunshot, gunshot tons of them. i could see there was an explosion because the sky lit up. >> explosions being detonated. >> turns out the pressure cooker boom, a big white flash and then a very, very large plume of white smoke went up. >> being told explosions are being drawn in water town. explosions of some sort. >> we take cover, and it goes off. the percussion on it was

absolutely unbelievable. >> holey crap. scary moment because it was so much louder. >> it went over the fence, through the backyard, continued through behind this house. >> i was petrified. like a movie. incredible and we're thinking we want to get out of there because of the baby. >> the two suspects didn't know i had come between the house. when tamerlan realized i was here, we engaged in gunfire here. >> on foot. on foot and firing. >> on foot firing weapons. [ gunshots ]. >> then he had a problem with hisfi firearm. i don't know if it ran out of ammunition. he stopped, looked at me, threw his gun at me, hit me in the

left bicep and tamerlan turned and ran down this area here. >> i have black hat, the older brother running at me and i'm drawing down, get on the ground i'm going to kill you, shoot you and my slide is all the way back, i got no ammo. i have no ammo. he doesn't know that. >> i chased him, i don't know, 15 yards, maybe 20 yards and i tackled him out in the street. >> my first thought was jeff, get off him, bombs, he's going to blow up, get off him. he's like no, i have to kuf him. i'm not going to let him do it himself so i jump on and he was still fighting with us. after being shot eight times with a .40 cal. >> i grabbed tamerlan by the pants and belt and try to drag him out in the street and the next thing i know the headlights go right in my face, the other suspect had gotten into the vehicle. he's back in the car and he's coming at us.

>> he jumped off and seen him ran over his brother, dragged him down the road and took off. >> i saw the front wheels go over tamerlan, then kind of bounced up beneath the under carriage a couple times. the rear wheels he got hung up in and dragged about 25, 20 feet and then the other suspect, the younger brother smashed into one of our park cruisers here and fled through the intersection in that stolen suv. >> i got back up and ran back over to where tamerlan was, handcuffed him. in the meantime, tamerlan still actively resisting. i just stood and put my foot in the small of tamerlan's back and held him down from rolling over and got on the radio and called for ambulance. >> in custody, ems on scene. looking for another one. >> the one suspect was critically injured, transported to the hospital and pronounced dead and an extensive manhunt is underway.

>> one suspect had been taken away to a hospital and another suspect slipped away under the cover of darkness. >> officers pinged down. spruce and lincoln officer pin down. >> the thing you don't want to hear is officer down, one of our guys is down and i'm like oh my god. i was officer dick donohue and he was down. i've never seen so much blood squirt. it scared me. worse than the gun battle did. >> one transit police officer was shot. he was taken to the hospital in very bad condition. >> sean and donohue were good friends from police academy. his friend had just been shot, and he went and he put himself in harm's way to help. >> suspect number one at beth israel hospital has in fact been killed. suspect number one is in fact dead. >> if you have a knock on the door, you need to identify that it is a police officer. >> we have an active search going on by tactical teams to

locate and apprehend this individual. >> please stay in your homes, do not come out. if you get a knock on the door, make sure we will have uniformed officers there to assist with the screening and the safety of these neighborhoods. >> got a phone call on the desk, he requested my permission to deploy two of our swat operators working the shift to water town and i gave permission to do that. >> we believe this to be a terrorist, a man whose come here to kill people. we need to get him in custody. >> the plan of the day would be, which would be to start conducting house to house searches, and at that point, it was close to sunrise, our team began house to house searches. >> people had a rude awakening in water town to realize they were in this lockdown and there was a dangerous suspect on loose police were warning people about. >> our justice department producer confirmed the name tsarna tsarnaev, the two brothers are believed to be chechen.

>> i'm most angry when i think what was taken from sean and as a result, what was taken from everybody who he would have touched. that's what i feel the most angry about. >> we had a very rapidly developing situation. of course, tonight, i've been briefed throughout the night, we're asking people to shelter in place, in other words, stay indoors with their doors locked and not to open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement officer. >> if you see anything suspicious, let us know. we're trying to make it as safe as quickly as possible, but this is an on going situation, i want to stress that. this is an on going situation. >> 4,000 people have been asked to stay in place. let us find this guy.

>> now the clue and the key to finding out the rest of this story rests with that man in the white baseball cap whose name we now know and whether or not he can be brought in alive. you just have to wonder wherever this young man is right now, what is going through his mind. >> i'm looking at the facebook page of tsarnaev, appears to have received a 2500 dollar scholarship from cambridge ridge in latin. the facebook page is chilling. this seems like an angry young man and we're trying to get confaco confirmation about the name of his older brother, the one killed earlier today. >> there may be history that the fbi knows about these two men. and how much they know about them, how long they may have been watching them i think is part of some of the things we may learn in the next few hours.

>> the boston police department has just sent out another image, the 19-year-old they are now looking for. >> we got to jump in. there seems to be activity. bill, we got to jump in. there is activity in water town, massachusetts. >> trying to find out if police activity is indicative of them getting closer and closer to suspect number two who has been missing since 1:00 in the morning. >> look at the police running to this one side of the street, apparently activity going on right where our photographer happens to be. guns drawn. >> there is definite activity here as these unmarked cars now move into position and you see what looks like police officers behind and now there is a sound. >> yeah, i just heard it. >> the police were on pins and needles, and the police were in a very aggressive mode at that point and that's the way they get when you kill one of their own. they were jumping at everything

that moved. so anybody who wasn't respecting the shelter in place order became a police operation and that's why you saw warning shots being fired. police helicopters hovering over the situation. >> it appears that they may have cornered him in a house in water town here or somebody associated with these crimes. look, guns drawn here. >> there were a number of false sightings, several neighbors got into one house together and watching the news as everybody else was. one of the members, 20ish, white male decided to go out on the porch and have a cigarette and low and behold we have a white male see the police and run in the house which caused us a little concern. >> anybody moving on the streets could be him. >> the city of boston locked down. the transit system shut down. major universities closed, not a lot of businesses open.

courthouses in cambridge, brighton and newton shut. amtrak service between new york and boston suspended. tonight boston red sox game at fenway postponed. very few dare going anyplace. a killer at large and one of the biggest manhunts in history still on. >> the ap is reporting the uncle of the brothers is talking. he confirmed that the 26-year-old's name is tamerlan. the men have lived together near boston and have been in the united states for about ten years and they traveled here together from russia, russia region near chechnya. >> we can confirm the name is tamerlan tsarnaev. he's the brother of the suspect that is now being pursued by the police. >> once the fbi had identified tam tamerlan tsarnaev, they did a massive data sweet of the whole history. he had a youtube channel and i was told through my contacts that there were videos that

linked up with an al qaeda group in russia and this is the same part of russia that tamerlan traveled to in 2012. >> i woke up, i'm guessing around 9:30 in the morning. >> i woke up to a pretty good number of text messages and like hey, what is going on? i read through them. he's watching the news. he's like uncle bob, you're not going to believe what is going on. yes, there is excitement in the neighborhood. there were snipers, there were people everywhere. >> the rest of the day we hung out inside and i just remember being anxious to be cooped up inside all day is not fun. you're glued to the tv because that's all you can do. >> the associated press reached the father of the two terrorists. he's living overseas next to

chechnya and says as always in these situations that his son was such a nice boy. >> you're looking now at a shot of the home of the uncle of these two suspects. the uncle has been rather outspoken about what he thinks his surviving nephew should do. >> were they caught up in the fighting in chechnya. >> no, they have never been in chechnya. >> where were they born? >> one of them born in a neighboring region to chechnya. >> what would you say to dzhokhar right now? >> if you're alive, turn yourself in. and ask for forgiveness. >> we want to bring you the fox news alert all morning long. family members have been speaking to the media and right now we're learning the suspect's aunt is now speaking. >> all he showed me a man's face

in a hat standing like this. what else? >> okay, this is the fbi photo. this is where it taken from. >> why fbi does not give me more for me to be convinced that these two >> convince me. >> that is the aunt. >> someone clearly framed them i'm scare forward my son. for his life, they should arrest him. alive, alive. >> you can only hope his son, jahar see that's and listens to his father. and goes and turns himself in so he can remain alive because otherwise this may not end well. >> they have about three hours left of day light. then, they'll have a redo of what happened last night a desperate manhunt and search. >> you have state troopers

national guardsmen, police officers, doing that door to door search the one thing the governor cannot tell the people in the neighborhoods is when it will end, will only end when they locate him or determine he slipped a perimeter. >> we do not have an apprehension this afternoon but will have one. >> we're asking the public to remain vigilant remember, there is a very, very dangerous individual at large. >> pretty much covered the four ga quadrants by that point. >> seemed like johar slipped the perimeter. >> a report of a 67 franklin street they have a boat with blood on it. >> his boat was in the backyard.

he saw a strap hanging down. knew the strap hadn't before. he saw blood in the boat and a body in the boat ask called 911. >> there is breaking news now on fox news channel. it appears that something is happening in this moment in watertown. >> something is going on here, we can see, i've seen about 10, 11 cruisers. you can hear sirens now. you've seen a truck go there. >> probably ten minutes or 15 minutes after lock down, all of a sudden, you can hear cars zooming down the street. and sirens just chirping. >> hundreds of cops coming down the street. >> nick and i rushed over to the window as fast as we could.

you can see more reenforcements coming in. then we heard "hold, hold". >> little did we know all hell was about to break loose on franklin street. >> afraid to move. yes. you didn't know where they're shooting. you can see they're aiming towards our side of the street and a couple houses down. >> everyone hold fire. hold their fire. >> i was screaming on the radio and outloud for people to hold their fire. >> we've seen 25 police cruisers and trucks and s.w.a.t. team trucks. >> yes. we're receiving several calls into the newsroom of shots fired not on franklin street. >> here comes a s.w.a.t. truck right there. another bunch of police cruisers. >> this is different than this

afternoon. we saw police moving about. but not with sirens on and lights on, and in this fashion. >> we heard transmission calling for tactical units on to franklin street, reporting gunfire. when arriving on franklin street, the boston team deployed right to the house. as follow up teams arrived, you know, the perimeter was complete was on the scene. they were calling the shots. >> helicopters on scene telling us they had a heat signature on the boat. >> we heard the police talking about he's in the boat he's in a boat. >> i just heard. >> and mark, i just heard from a state police source tells me shots fireed and a suspect is down. >> they used machine to tear

tarp away. >> the suspect is in the boat surrounded by law enforcement. he is in there and alive. he's refusing to come out >> the decision made to deploy, i think gas, then flash bangs. >> just heard 2, 3 blasts, then a pause, then 2, 3 more. there is another one. >> get down. >> bombs, clear. >> after 10, 15 minutes after the flurry of gunfire they set off flash bangs probably just to scare the day lights out of johar. i said way, get down. there are bombs >> we can see the flash >> they were trying different tactics to get the suspect to surrender. >> they talked with him. approximately a good hour. >> bottom line it's just a waiting game. >> they were able to get the suspect to come out of the boat.

>> fbi negotiator talked him through different procedures. >> got him to stand up. from blood loss we had to go get him. >> he picked his arm up. it's covered in blood. >> he hit the ground on his back was able to confirm he didn't have a suicide vest on or weapons on when we found him. officers put handcuffs on him in the backyard. >> he's in custody. he's in custody. >> people had big smiles because we heard the police officers saying "suspect in custody" i reached over to a law enforcement and said did you get him? he said we got him. a big smile and a thumbs up said "we've got him" >> just overwhelmed and excited we have him in custody. it's done.

we can probably sleep at ease tonight. >> thrilled thrilled. this whole mess somehow can be behind us. >> you have to thank them. thank you. without them we'd still be hiding from this guy. >> when they got him as they wheeled him up, we got good footage of him being put into the ambulance they shut the door, cheers. everybody celebrating. >> it's an emotional scene emotion started rolling as news was coming in. people just started lining roads as the emergency vehicles started coming out one by one. >> thank you everyone. >> it was heart warming to see people come together and respect they paid to the first responders, people who were putting their lives on the line to try to make sure that people of watertown and greater massachusetts were safe.

>> like super bowl. stanley cup, world series into one. neat. outpouring from the public was incredible. >> these bombings are a personal attack on the city of boston the boston is strong and boston will rally. >> it's a tremendous story of triumph over tragedy >> still struggling. have ups and downs. i can see i will be stronger from this. >> i don't sweat little things anymore we have choices every day. and then, sometimes, your choices get taken away. >> i think you choose to have a bad day. i can dwell on it and be miserable and probably never leave my apartment again. or i can just think of the positive sides of things and move forward. >> we, as a human race can

really overwhelm anything. it changes us. it spars us. but we move forward. >> moving forward, not looking back at what happened. that is the true spirit of what boston strong really means. >> the job done by first responders was magnificent. >> firefighters and police officers and emts that helped us out, all i can do is say thank you. from the bottom of my heart. >> there were those people who were just volunteers or spectators who ran towards those bombs not away from them. >> something like that happens you get to see, you know the depth of humanity. the core of boston strong is that people here and free people everywhere, will live lives the way they choose no matter what

anyone does to try to stop them. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> what attorney general has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? >> did eric holder just play the race card? did he imply a congressional committee is racist? that's our lead story tonight. >> we have had three major scandals in the last 40 years. watergate, iran contra and this one. >> george will saying the irs targeting conservative groups on the par with watergate. we'll analyze that contention. >> i do you go up in a secular and. >> and look what happened to you. >> also tonight matt lauer and i discuss jesus in american public schools. don't miss this one. >> it's very difficult,