the suspect one is dead, suspect two is on the run. we have an mbta officer who was seriously wounded and is in surgery right now. we have an m.i.t. security officer who has been killed. there is a massive manhunt under way. a lot of law enforcement involved in that. to assist that, we have suspended all service on the mbta, our public transit service and that will continue until we think it's safe to open all or some of that. we're asking people to shelter in place, in other words, to stay indoors with their doors locked and not to open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement officer and that applies here in watertown where we are right now, also cambridge, newton,

belmont and at this point, all of boston. all of boston. this is the serious situation. we're taking it seriously, we're asking the public to take it seriously, as well and to assist law enforcement by following those simple instructions. we've got every asset that we can possibly muster on the ground right now. they are doing a terrific job and working in concert with each other but we are going to need the public to help us help them stay safe. >> where are you? >> right behind you. thank you. as the governor said this is a rapidly developing situation. we've received information i communicated to mayor menino. the mayor asked moo he to come here and tell you that the shelter in place recommendation has been extended throughout the city of boston. there's a lot of information coming in. we're working very closely and

examining all databases. all potential leads and there are offices moving around the city right now. please be patient with us, work with us. if you see anything suspicious, let us know, we are trying to make this safe as quickly as possible. but this is an ongoing situation. i want to stress that. this is an ongoing situation. >> colonel timothy albin, first i want to say thank to each and every one of you. i have to ask you to continue to do that. our number one priority right now is with these neighborhoods here in watertown and making them safe and finding this individual. that's what we're committed to. we need more time. we're making significant progress up there but it may take hours to do this so please bear with us. i know there's a lot of questions and we'll have plenty of time to address those after this. but for right now, this is about public safety, this is about the watertown neighborhood. so please give us that leeway.

we'll be back shortly. thank you. >> law enforcement officials in massachusetts right there with an urgent alert. they are asking everyone, everyone in the city of boston and its surrounding suburbs to stay inside. it is an ongoing situation. a fast developing situation according to the police commissioner. i'm here with dan abrams, our "gma" legal analyst. what an extraordinary move right now, the entire town asking everyone in the city of boston to stay iide. can youimagine, american city, now being told that everyone should stay inside. it just shows you how seriously they're taking this. this is not just about a criminal suspect. this is about someone who is a danger to the entire community. and, again, the questions that still need to be answered are so voluminous including are there others out there who he's connected to and i think that's as much of a concern as anything. yes, they want to capture this guy. yes, they want to stop him but they know who he is. it's the unknowns that i think

for law enforcement here which are even more frightening. >> to pierre thomas on that. we heard the police commissioner say that they called mayor menino with this request to have everyone stay inside. >> reporter: george, extraordinary situation. they are confirming what we were telling our viewers a little while ago. that they don't yet know whether this man and his potential brother has support, does he have support? right now probably the investigation is aimed at looking at all of his associates, who knows this man. could there be other people out there. so the threat is not just to the suspect number two. in terms of what he might do and we've seen what they're capable of this morning. the concern is do they have kn til they know that they're aski. i can't think of anyingike this since 9/11 to shut down. stay inside. don't go outside is what police are telling people. >> never heard anything like it.

brian ross on the ground in watertown right now. thousands of police converging on that small town and the other surrounding suburbs of boston. >> reporter: george, i would say not since september 11th of 2001 has it been a sense of powerlessness by the people who live in america that they are at the mercy of unknown terrorists, they've been asked in boston to stay inside, lock their doors, not go out. it's an astounding situation. they haven't really seen in 12 years. >> and, brian, we just heard pierre tell us a few moments ago about one of the killers, the suspect now dead, just walking cooley towards police. do the police have any idea in which direction the suspect number two headed when he was in that mercedes suv? >> reporter: they thought he took off. they thought they had surrounded him in here, but there's been reports since then of spotting him elsewhere and we're just

about -- yeah. and we're about to get another announcement. le -- >> the chief the transit on his office.ent will brief you macllin. he will not take any statements. chief? >> good morning. i just wanted to release the name of the officer who was shot earlier. his name is richard h. donahue, donahue. he's 33 years of age and he abeen a transit police officer for three years. and he's currently at auburn hospital. >> where was he shot? >> we'll update for the latest. thank you. >> reporter: yeah, so this adds, of course, to the great concern as these are men or a man not

afraid to kill children, kill law enforcement officers, based on what we're seeing the message is going out that no one really is safe as long as this man and perhaps his associates are on the street. so, again, it is a sense of fear that pervades here, a real tension with the police, thousands of them, still unable to find this one man. >> and all 625,000 residents in the city of boston have to sy inside right now, s million in the surrounding suburbs are going to stay on to news and we'll return now to abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> the breaking news is abc7 news continuing to cover the news on the boston bombings.

as you heard on the special report all of boston now is on lockdown. we talking about millions of people being urged to stay indoors as authorities go door to door. >> the public transit system is shut down. there are areas where cars are not supposed to to be on the street. the news continues to widen in that area as they search for a suspect. we are being told the two men are brothers. possibly from chechnya. that means not only do we have law enforcement on one side trying to track the men down but we have intelligence agencies on the other side overseas trying to gather any bit of information about who they are, where they have been, and training. so far, police say the boston marathon bombing suspect seen in video and pictures with a white hat is the man pictured in a 7/1 robbst came bridge, massachusetts.

he is wearing a great hoodie. a massachusetts institute of technology officer, police officer, was then killed on the m.i.t. campus in cambridge shortly after there was a carjacking, the stolen car was found if watertown and police chase ensued. the suspects reportedly threw several explosives at officers and one suspect was killed. a patient died from a combination of wounds in the hospital. the second suspect got away. >> no surprise trending on twitter the words watertown, chechnya, boston, f.b.i., and dzhokhar tsarnaev the name of suspect number two. as you can imagine something like this, social media has information with theories and conspiracy of the shootout and the manhunt in boston. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is following that story from the newsroom. >> the f.b.i. calls it the big

electronic dragnet in united states history the first major federal cases where twitter and facebook are in full effect. moments after the bombing, suspects photos were posted and the f.b.i. website crashed. the site now back online and the pictures went viral on social media, twitter the facebook, millions of views and possible sitings in suburban boston area. the manhunt continues for that second suspect still at large, possibly in the watertown, massachusetts area. police are canvassing suburban boston, watertown and surrounding communities for the terrorist who they say is armed and very, very dangerous. >> we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. we need to get him in custody. >> that is the word from police officials at this hour. it is a stunning situation for boston and for police as they

search for the second suspect. the first suspect was shot and killed overnight after a dramatic chase where the suspects actually threw explosives out of the car they were riding in and the suspect was shot, the first suspect, was shot and killed this morning by police. abc7 news confirming they are believed brothers from overseas, possibly from chechnya or turkey and believed to have paramilitary training based on the response with police. >> happening now, security will be tight this morning in san francisco as hundreds of runners if a tribute run in honor of boston at the ferry building with thousands of people expected to gather starting at 6:45. san francisco marathon officials will send out a tweet saying due to a large response, the ferry building will have a bag check to store your belongings.

last night, runners from the bay area showed their solidarity taking part in a run and vigil at oakland snow park running three miles, one for each victim who died in the bombings. coming up, we will have an update as thousands gear up for the run. you will want to stay with abc7 news all morning for continuing coverage of the boston bombings. we will go to abc7 news reporter throughout the morning tweeting up-to-the-minute updates on twitter. she is in watertown where the intensive manhunt is happening right now. you can follow the latest developments on our website at abc7news.com. >> time for a check on the weather forecast to get you out the door. >> it will be a mice and calm morning for the run. >> absolutely, temperature probably in the mid 50's in san francisco at 5:00, or 7:00, for the run. live doppler 7 hd showing dry weather again and we talk about

temperatures. it is 41 in petaluma. it is 42 in american canyon. it is 46 in palo alto and 50 in richmond and the financial district and 52 in belmont. by 4:00 today we will be 60 at the coast to 80 inland. we will stay warm saturday and warmer on sunday and monday. leyla gulen? >> i have a report of a brand new crash on westbound 80 with a car pinned under a semi truck. one lane is blocked. we are seeing delays in the area. as we jump to san jose, we have a white box truck that has gone over the side of the freeway, northbound 101, before bailey avenue, right new no lanes are blocked and as i take you to san francisco that run is set to begin at 7:00 a.m. at the ferry building and it will be a

four-mile stretch so you may see delays in the area. will, giants northbound canyon is closed between 3rd and 2nd from 5:00 p.m. until midnight. >> leyla gulen tha you, next we are following the developments from the , the manhunt there where authorities are searching for suspect number two and the latest on the massive manhunt that shut wn the boston area. >> lawmakers defend their plan on immigration reform, how they are responding to critics to

>> welcome back, we have heard a special report of all of boston, the metro area, 4.5 million people are on lockdown. authorities are going door to door searching for suspect number two in the marathon bombings, identified as dzhokhar tsarnaev after his brother, suspect one, was killed in a shootout. abc7 news reporter joins us from watertown. >> yes, eric, watertown is essentially shut down. no one can go in or out. we have reporters on one side of the police line. no one is crossing this line but for law enforcement. you can see a couple of cars coming through. we saw about four bus loads of officers and f.b.i. agents coming in as they continue the investigation. there are 7.6 million people in

the greater boston area and they are urged to shelter in place and the bulletin went out to tell you how serious this is. i will read you part of it, as the investigation unfolds we advise all residents do shelter in place. we have an armed and dangerous person still at large and police are actively pursuing every lead in the active emergency. we heard they d know where the suspect who is on the loose lives and they were about to conduct an operation at the house four miles from where we are. take a look at that suspect. this is a new surveillance video from 7/11 overnight and armed robbery. that is when this started. the brother, the other man, the man who was wearing the black hat in the f.b.i. photo, he has been shot and killed. here is how this all started overnight. it started with the armed robbery at a 7/11. an officer then was shot and

killed on m.i.t. campus and the police say the suspects stole a car and led the chase to watertown where i am now. there was gunfire. an officer was critically wounded and the suspect wearing the black hat in the footage was killed. the one in the white house took off launching a massive manhunt. again we have the new picture we have been showing of the suspect still loose in the 7/11 footage with the hoodie. this started yesterday before the manhunt when pictures were released by the f.b.i. of the two suspects. those pictures came from surveillance video from the boston marathon, pictures of the suspects that were released to the media. they wereulated and people of bostoner look at p, hoping that someone would recognize the people and now at this point they have found those men, one shot and killed and the other is still on the loose.

that suspect has been identified as dzhokhar tsarnaev, 19, from cambridge, massachusetts, lived here most of his life but born in chechnya. the brother is dead. he could be about to. this is a fluid situation changing by the moment. i am on the edge of watertown which is shut down and the city of boston being told to shelter if place as police continue the manhunt for the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings. we will stay here all day and continue to bring you live updates throughout the newscast when we get new information. we will check back with you numerous times throughout the morning. >> we want to get you a check of the weather headed into the weekend. >> it will be warm but for the coast. now how beautiful it looks outside this morning. the embarcardero and the bay bridge, and it is not breezy.

we be sunny and warm away from the coast and warm sunshine this weekend so have the sunscreen on and our warm of the -- warmest highs are ahead of us. it will be 8 to 9 degrees warmer in livermore. high pressure is dominating our weather, a weak boundary will bring a few clouds to the coast and cooler weather there into san francisco and saturday we will be about the same and, sunday, the dominant area of high pressure and offshore breeze brings us warmer temperatures today. upper 50's to low 60's at the coast and 65 in san francisco and low-to-mid 70's for the bay shore and mid-70's to 88 inland. temperatures run in the mid-40's to low 50's under clear sky and we will have a few clouds near the coast. seven-day outlook shows we are supposed to have temperatures at ten degrees warmer as we head into monday and tuesday especially away from the coast and we will flirt with

mid-to-upper 80's and near 80's around the bay and mid-60's at the coast. leyla gulen? >> going on 5:22 i have reported on this earlier in hayward, a surface street crash but now we are getting unconfirmed reports it is possible patrol car versus a small sedan and michigan boulevard at cherry way and another unconfirmed report, a possible body in the roadway. we will keep all our attention on this as the morning starts to develop. michigan boulevard at cherry way expect to see road closings in this area. we have a serious crash westbound 80 before meridian road, a car is pinned under a semi truck. >> thank youleyla gulen. >> we will cover other topics when we come bac including business news and a soccer mom pushing $1,000 strollers even in this economy. bloomberg business report is ahead. >> we follow the breaking news from boston involving the marathon bombing and the

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>> massive air delays could be coming your way. >> here is the bloomberg business rort. >> if you are headed to the airport next week patience is key. the furloughs for air traffic controllers will result possibly in hours of delay with the biggest hubs from john f. kennedy to o'hare.

monday and friday are the heaviest travel days so that is when delays could be the worst. more problems for carnival after another ship loses ship. it lasted only 12 minutes but it is not what carnival needs two daze after saying they would spend $700 million to improve the emergency generators and safety procedures on the entire fleet. >> more moms are buying luxury baby products, from $1,000 strollers to $50 designer tennis shoes. bloomberg business report says this reflects the improving who but the growing number of older parents with more disposable income. that is the bloomberg business report from the new york stock exchange. >> on this friday, we will look at what is going to happen at at&t park with the padre takes on the world series giants. dress for 60 at 7:15 dropping down to 56. around the state we have a few clouds in high evaon towarlycloe

at 63. mid-80's through the central valley. we have a new accident. leyla gulen? >> in hayward, another update on this accident on surface streets at mission boulevard at cherry way, we understand it is an alameda county sheriff patrol car possibly hit a pedestrian. we do have surface streets shut down in that area. in san jose the driver northbound 87 coming away from the julian off-ramp is looking clear. >> just ahead we continue to follow breaking news from boston the entire city is under lockdown a massive manhunt continues for one of two boston bombing suspects with a live update from ama daetz from watertown. >> stepped up security ahead of a bay area run to honor victims of the marathon bombing with precallings being

>> abc7 news starts with breaking news. >> in boston, the city and several suburbs are locking down while agents hunt for the second of two suspects from the marathon bombing. >> they conservationed on watertown after a series of events that started in cambridge where an officer was killed at m.i.t. but that lockdown is extended and we are talking 4.5 million people. ama daetz is in watertown, massachusetts, with the latest. >> eric and christian, in -- kristen, in the greater boston area 7.6 million are told to shelter in place. no school. no mass transit. no one in or out of the town of watertown behind me on the border of it here.

we have seen lots of officers, bus loads, full bus loads coming by as police continue the investigation with flashing lights behind me looking for the second suspect in the boston marathon bombing. look at this piurof the suspect. he was the man in the white from the pictures released yesterday from te f.b.i. and he has been identified a dzhokhar tsarnaev. that is who they arelookin for, going door to door to find the man believed his brother, the other suspect, we learned he was killed overnight and this happened after a university officer at m.i.t. was shot and killed. the suspect then led police on a man hunt, a car chase, and this was gunfire. they were throwing things out of the car, explosives and that is when an officer was critically injured and the brother was shot and killed. now, police are now looking for the other suspect and they are

keeping everyone on lockdown telling people not to on the door for anyone unless they are identified as a police officer. this began after a photo was released by the f.b.i. of the two bombing suspects, surveillance video that came from the day of the marathon showing the two men walking through the crowd. they had backpacks on and they told everyone we need the public's help finding the two men the again, a man has been killed overnight but they are still looking for the second suspect. i am here, out of watertown which has been shut down. businesses are not opening. police continue to investigate. they will continue until they find this suspect. i will keep you updated here in boston, i am ama daetz for abc7 news. >> we. -- we will check back with you. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is looking at the time line. >> we heard from the boston

ce and well arm happened quickl. we will show you how it unfolded. the boston mayor then suspects robbed a 7/1 last night in cam bridge and shot and killed a police officer at the m.i.t. and stole the officer's cruiser. then they carjacked a mercedes s.u.v. and that driver was released unharmed. the suspected threw explosives out the window at pursuing officers. the firefight ended to watertown with one of the suspects shot dead by police. he is the man wearing the black hat in f.b.i. photos and an intense manhunt began for the second suspect which is still going on as police go door to dormitories didn'ts are told not to open their doors to anyone but law enforcement which the warning is expanded to other suburbs. public schools have canceled

classes, m.i.t. is closed, harvard has canceled classes and as ama said, public transportation has been brought do a screeching halt around the entire boston area as the intense manhunt continues for the second suspect. we heard from police in boston. s listen. e been to you the shelter-in-place recommendation has been extended throughout the city ofoston. there is a lot of information coming in. we are working closely with federal authorities in washington, dc. we are examining all databases, all potential leads and officers are moving around the city right now. please be patient. work with us. if you see anything suspicious, let us know. >> that shelter in place warning in effect in the entire boston area. that is a huge area, hundreds of

thousands of people affected by that. we are live in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> the 11-year-old boy from martinez hurt in the explosions could be out of intensive care this morning and suffered a deep thigh wound while he waited for his mom to cross the finish line but his family says he made tremendous progress. who wouldn't after receiving a visit from the first lady, michelle obama talks with aaron hern and gave him this stuffed dog. he faces a long hospital stay but is expected to make a full recovery. >> this morning, runners are gathering in san francisco in a special run to show solidarity with the people of boston. what kind of security will runners face when they get there? >> they have not mentioned anything about security. they foare on showing support for boston. th telling people they have a place to store their bags

at the ferry building and moved it to the ferry building because the turnout is going to be larger-than-expected. if you want to run this morning meet at the ferry building at 7:00. this idea played out in oakland last night with 300 runners gathered at snow park and they ran three miles, one for each person who was killed in boston, runners say they feel connected to boston in spirit. >> we are not going to let this kind of thing hold us back. >> they ran in oakland at the park and held a candlelight vigil for the victims. they will run four miles starting at 7:00 this morning here at the ferry building.

>> stay with abc7 news all morning for continued coverage of the bombings and we will go back live to ama daetz througho the morning. she will tweet upto the minute updates and you can follow the latest updates on abc7news.com. >> the death toll in texas is on hold after they sit through the rubble the fertilizer laboratory and homes. the number of dead is estimated to be between five and 15. officials are hesitant to add to that until they have had a chance to search the entire town for more victims. more than 150 are injureed. a man would lived there knew when he saw the plant on fire i was time to get out. >> in 20 seconds we were in the car and started to leave and, then, i turned to the right and in ten seconds one block is all

i had gone and it exploded. it pushed the car and the car literally went up on its side on two wheels. >> last summer the plant was fined $10,000 by federal investigators for several safety violations. we will have a live update from west texas in our 6:00 hour. >> police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a freight strain the southbound union pacific train with tank cars stopped on the tracks near martin luther king and the embarcardero for the investigation. the victim was taken to t local hospital. it kurd 10 o'clock a.m. and we are waiting for more details from oakland police. one of 16s arrested in the murder of a south bay paramedic faces arraignment. the prosecution says the 16-year-old will be tried as an adult in the shooting death of quinn boyer. he faces life in prison. the 34 year old quinn boyer was

randomly shot pointblank in the head from a car in the oakland hills this month. yesterday, police announced the arrest of a 13-year-old boy in the case, the youngest so far of the suspects. >> bart police are looking for the man responsible for a fatal shooting as the richmond station. they released a sketch of a man described as slender and 6' tall in his early 20's. anyone with information should contact bart police. officers responded on march 14 when 34-year-old raymond mayor list was shot outside the transit office during the evening rush hour. police were also looking for a woman who was seen with the shooter at the station that evening. >> as we continue to cover the boston manhunt we are streaming abc7 news so if you have to leave you can watch the newscast on your laptop and devices and computer. >> but not while you are g mike? up 50 onthis hd.

let's talk temperatures, 49 in lafayette. newark is 45. 47 in cupertino. san mateo and richmond district is 48 and novato and fairly at 4 4 and 96 -- half moon bay is up to 41 from 39. temperatures hang on to the upper 40's through 7:00, and mild temperatures at lunch with mid-50's at the coast but upper 60's to low 70's for the rest of us were headed through the afternoon, make sure you protect yourself from that sunshine, it will be strong and warm us to the mid-to-upper 70's away from the coast. enjoy a money after the evening but for the coast we will be about 60. not much of a breeze anywhere today but the coast usually has a breeze. it will not be so aggressive as this week. the wain trend, stays steady

and a big push in warmth for sunday and monday. >> in hayward we have an update, a possible fatality. an alameda county sheriff hit a pedestrian and mission boulevard at cherry way is the scene of the accident but it is shut down define blows am way and medicin. we will watch out for further details. we will hear more information in the next few minutes. we have a sig-alert westbound 80 before meridian an injury accident involving a car and a big rig which is pinned under the the big rig. >> coming up, a city under siege, the massive manhunt underway at boston for suspect number two in the marathon bombings. >> flames rage in windy

conditions and what crews are doing to battle

>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back on this friday morning, 5:44.

we continue to follow breaking news from massachusetts, the manhunt for this man identified as dzhokhar tsarnaev, 19-year-old, has force add lockdown of the town of watertown and a shelter-in-place order for the city of boston. it is the suspect in the white hasn't in the photos released by the f.b.i. the other suspect, his brother, was shot and killed along with an officer from m.i.t. dzhokhar tsarnaev is a native of chechnya has been in the united states since around the town of 9/11 and he is prepared to die in a confrontation with police as his brother earlier did with a cache of weapons. >> tonight, can you see police are on the scene as repairs continue at the substation with repairs happening yesterday investigators say meseveral a hh

powered rifle into the power plant on tuesday. at&t cables were also vandalized in a phone company offering $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> seven weeks is how long a stanford professor has to find a match to fight an aggressive form of leukemia. finding donor has not been easy because of her ethnicity. the woman has accomplished lots since immigrating from india with two daughters, a professor of psychology at stanford but now she has leukemia and has seven weeks to find a bone marrow match and after that, doctors say she will be too weak if a transplant. >> it will be too aggressive then that there is not were chance of curing it. >> southeast arussians are the smallest minority groups to donate bone marrow. her students have sprung into actioning a facebook page, a website, anrganized donor dr a over the world.

>> happening now cruise are fighting a stubborn fire near an airport. officials say mulch is burning as crews used bulldozers and other heavy equipment to contain the place with no structures threatened. officials say this could burn for several more hours. red flag warnings were up today because of the dry windy weather. >> time for a check on our weather. we will see if we have any conditions like that in the bay area. >> it is dry but we do not have the breezes. early in the week it was cooler and moist or more humid is how i should say it but no need to worry. i will show you what is going on, at 5:47, it is beautiful looking outside. check out the blues and the morning cool colors as we look from our roof cameras across the embarcardero and all the way do the port of oakland. notice the trees are calm and 9 flags and we are off to another

calm start with temperatures about where they should be. by the afternoon it will be mostly sunny and warm today. we have a warm week, full of sunshine and dry weather, and our warmest highs are still coming at us next week. ise developinecast, a beautiful atount tamalise east and the big recurring story is the higher than average temperaturesom onegrnot a big do at 65 to three in redwood city at 74 and oakland is 72 and five degrees warmer and san jose and napa and livermore you are getting into something a little different, seven, eight, nine degrees warmer than normal with ems it around 78 to 80 degrees. you can see the jet stream moving ever so further to the east but a boundary coming down that will skirt the coast with clouds and turn the winds on shore near the coast into san francisco and that is why that

be the area or those two areas. be cooler today and will hold steady tomorrow. we will get that offshore flow on sunday that will bring the warmest weather to the forecast. not bad today in the south bay if you like the warmth, about 81 in morgan hill and upper 60's for mid-70's and low 60's along the coast to mid-60's in downtown south san francisco and 69 in sausalito and mid-70's to upper 70's through the north bay valley and low 60's at your beaches and we will be at 70 in berkeley a cool spot language the east bay shore and 76 in fremont and east bay valleys are in the upper 70's to near 80 in antioch. the seven-day outlook is the same tomorrow with a few clouds at the cost and the upper 80's monday and tuesday and low 80's around the bay but comfortable and mid-60's at the coat. have a gre day. >> it is a confirmed fatality in an alameda county sheriff has

hit andil pedestrian. this is along mission boulevard at blossom way and medford avenue. there is an ongoing investigation. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard will be there in a few minutes with more details. as we led back build to the sig-alert with a car pinned under a semi truck and down to seven miles per hour westbound 80 with one lane blocked causing a problem. headed over to san francisco, this is in san jose, actually, northbound 101 a crash out there before bailey avenue. kristen and eric? >> 5:50. >> the next hour the aftermath of the deadly blast in a small texas community and abc7 news reporter is there as investigators try to figure out what went wrong. >> a legal roadblock

california's high-speed rail system has cheered. >> the very latest from boston.

>> we will follow the latest developments in massachusetts involving the boston bombings and the police commissioner is urging residents do stay inside as the hunt for the bomb suspect goes on as police go door-to-door inside a 20-block area of watertown a suburb of boston. the manhunt is for a man identified as 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev, the suspect

in the white hat in the f.b.i. photoseleased yesterday. the other suspect is his brother and was killed in a sh overnight along with a police officer from m.i.t. with family andds telling dzhokhar tsarnaev isa of cny in the united states since he was seven at the time of the 9/11 attacks and we learned that dzhokhar tsarnaev has weapons and is prepared to die in a confrontation with police as his brother did. >> california's high-speed rail project has one less obstacle after a settlement offer was approved with a leading opponent, the farmers sued to block the train on environmental grounds but the rail authority will pay $5 million to help preserve farmland and work with land owners to acquire land along the train routes. also, the federal government has decided the project must comply with federal railroad regulations. certainly that can mean additional delays.

now a check on the weather. >> the further you are away from the coast, it will be almost air conditioning warm near 90 in a few hours. now, the game, the padres are in town to take on the giants and 60 degrees at 17, dropping to about 56 degrees. traveling with a few showers possible around eureka in the higher elevations, and otherwise, partly cloudy and mid-80's through the central valley and upper 70's to mid-80's san diego and los angeles. in harris county, a confirmed fatality, a sheriff hit a pedestrian and michigan boulevard is shut down. use foothill boulevard and abc7 news reporter cornell bernard will be there a moment with extra details. >> we have a two mile backup westbound along 80 before meridian because of the

sig-alert. kristen and eric? >> it is 5:55, a strike by sanitation workers in ten is affecting garbage pickup service here. the supporting teamsters pickets and disrupting pickups in fremont and union city action company representatives says selection services will resume as soon as possible. >> a san jose man is under arrest this morning in connection with a string of armed robberies after a bystander jumped into action. this man, 54-year-old, was taken into custody after he robbed a spa on king drive in san jose. according to investigators he fired the pistol at a citizen and used pepper spray while trying to get away. a bystander chased him down and help him until police got there and think he was involved in seven armed robberies dating back to 2011.

>> next, millions are under lockdown in boston area as a massive search in the marathon bombings conditions. >> one suspect is dead. the other bombing suspect is still on the run. a massive manhunt and we go live

>> abc7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >> city under siege, the entire boston area is under lockdown right now after a night of deadly violence with two men who are monday's marathon bombers. >> there he rapidly changing developments with thousaof armed polic and federal agents have converged on watertown, massachusetts, for the second suspect in the bombings. the other was killed in a shootout overnight. >> ama daetz is joining us live from waterto

ama, you are hearing sirens? >> i have. we are just outside watertown. the police line is set up. no one is let in or out. there was activity and we news special report. and continuing coverage right now of that terrifying situation in boston, going on all through the night. the entire city on lockdown right now. 650,000 people ordered to stay inside by the governor. also in the surrounding suburbs, millions more ordered to stay inside as that manhunt continues for suspect number two in the boston marathon bombings. there you see him right there, dzhokhar tsarnaev, 19 years old. a graduate of boston latin high school been in the united states for 12 years believed to be of chechen origin. thousands have converged on watertown where there is a massive shootout last night that killed suspect number one, his brother. during t