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mary ann. sorry. may i please be excused? yes, you may.e her after we finish dinner. i will. oh, and mary ann... yes, daddy? i want you to get right to your homework. i don't wanna catch you hanging out with walter on the phone. i won't, daddy. that's my little girl. and remind your mother to say grace. well, what's wrong, doreen? you don't approve of saying grace? i don't give a fart in a windstorm. whatever gets you through, you know? yes, well, so danny, did you catch any tv this afternoon? yeah, a little. oh, tarbrush? oh, no. he wasn't exactly on yet, but while i was waiting i watched a program on stress dynamics, in moving bodies. kind of a physical science kind of a program, you know? it was really informative and i got a lot out of seeing the gravitational aspects of the physical chemistry kind of science, kind of-- [music] ♪ everybody's looking, but they can't get away from here ♪ knock, knock. oh, hi, dad. can i talk to you for a minute? sure. come on in. thank you. doreen, i was wondering if i could get you to turn that down. i

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i'm anne-marie green. well, investigators are zeroing in on what caused the explosions at the boston marathon that killed three people and injured more than 170 others. while they are urging the public to help them find who planted those two bombs, last night the victims were remembered. susan mcginnis is in boston with the latest. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investigators working with thousands of tips say they believe both bombs were hidden in back packs inside pressure cookers and constructed in such al way as to cause maximum death and injury. fbi photos show remnants of what they believe is a pressure cooking used as a bomb casing in the boston marathon explosions. when used as a bomb, pressure cookers briefly contain the explosion, magnifying the power of the device. >> there has been some debris recovered from some of the rooftops nearby as well as some of the debris has been embedded in some of the buildings nearby. so that gives you a scope of the power of the blast

i'm anne-marie green.ell, the city of boston plans a one-minute moment of silence this afternoon one week after the deadarathon bombings as the fbi gets its first chance to question suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. here's the latest. tsarnaev is awake responding to investigators but he's unable to speak. police suspect tsarnaev and his older brother were likely planning other attacks. city officials plan to reopen the area around boylston street where the bombs detonated after it's released by the fbi and environmental and safety checks are completed. that's where susan mcginnis is this morning. susan. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. this is boylston street, part of that six-block region that's going to be reopened. that memorial will be relocated to copley square park. meanwhile nearby at beth israel hospital in a major development, the surviving suspect is communicating with the authorities. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is reportedly awake and responding to investigators' questions. sources tus writing

i'm anne-marie green. morning. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. >> some breaking news from boston overnight. police say one suspect linked to the marathon bombing is dead. the second, his brother, is still on the loose. good morning, it's been a very busy overnight. it's friday, april 19. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 4:30. >>> one of the suspects in the boston marathon bombings was killed by police overnight. he is identified as a 19-year- old from cambridge, massachusetts. >> and there is now a massive manhunt now for the second suspect in a boston suburb not far from cambridge, watertown. the latest photo of the dead suspect came from a convenience store in cambridge. the boston police commissioner says they believe to a cbs news has confirmed the suspects are brothers from a region of russia near chechnya. the suspect was

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patti ann? >> thank you, heather. foundation nickel and diming visitors for ticket reservations. the nonprofit has long vowed admission to the site would be free. it is charging $2 per ticket for advanced reservations on-line or by phone. we are live in lower manhattan with this growing controversy. good morning teresa. >> hey, good morning patti ann. the feeling is this is just a move by the foundation that runs the memorial to profit up to 3,000 people who died in the world trade towers. to give our viewers a history here the memorial opened back in 2011. admission is free but a ticket is required. last month the foundation quietly rolled out this $2 service fee for all reservations made on-line or by phone. 911 families are exempt by this but they stais like charging to go to a cemetery. >> i am not worried. it is a tourist attraction rather than a memorial. it should be for free. >> now the 9-11 memorial says the money is needed to safely manage visitor capacity. they say once the memorial is complete the reservat

i'm ann notarangelo. a big loss for oakland as help from the alameda county sheriff's department is about to dry up. it comes down to money and officer safety. don knapp is in oakland not far from within an alameda county deputy was shot during a traffic shot three weeks ago. don. >> reporter: that's right, ann. we were here three weeks ago tonight when that traffic stop occurred and the violent action occurred and that violent action may be part of the reason that the sheriff wants to drop the contract with oakland to patrol oakland streets. the shooting that wounded an alameda county deputy sheriff here near bart three weeks ago may have killed oakland's contract with the sheriff's office for extra patrols. the reason? the extra costs of policing in oakland's rough crime areas. >> having done this now, we have one injured deputy off for a significant amount of time. we have several cars involved in collisions. those go down. there's the cost value there. so all these things add up and it actually adds u

but anne was someone who really stood out for her commitment. i think she was someone who from the starlight wanted to spend her career doing. this as soon as she graduated from hopkins she joined the foreign service and was extremely excited to be doing that. >> bill: she must have been quite an impressive person to get such a posting at such a young age 25 years old. >> absolutely. >> they usually don't send you into those kinds of places you warm up in less intense situations. well, pamla, we appreciate it and our condolences go out to anne's family. they picked up her body today in dover, delaware. it's a horrible thing anne smedinghoff a patriot. our prayers are with the family. bernie goldberg on the press and margaret thatcher. do they still despise her? bernie is next. will will thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie seeing want tonight. the death of margaret thatcher has prompted much discussion about her policies and overall demeanor. if you were around in the 1980s, you know lady thatcher got hammere

anne thompson in the great city of boston tonight. anne, thanks. we also have an update tonight on the corcoran family whose terrible suffering after the bombing moved so many people around the world who heard their story. the mother had both legs amputated, and the frantic effort to help her daughter became one of the sadly enduring images of this tragedy. tonight their family is speaking to natalie morales for the first time. >> talking about here where it is a very tense situation in watertown -- >> reporter: as the nation watched the events unfold over the last 24 hours, kevin corcoran watched, too. at boston medical center. the hospital was on lockdown for much of the day. but kevin's been here since monday, ever since his wife, celeste, and their 17-year-old daughter, sidney, were seriously injured at the marathon. their son tyler decided to stay home at the last minute. but the rest of the family was here at the finish line, waiting for celeste's sister, carmen acabo, to cross. >> i had been turning around to look at friends to my left and b

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning we are learning more about a possible motive in the boston marathon bombing. one suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, turned toward a strict form of islam prior to the attack and starting forming an opposition to the wars in afghanistan and iraq. now this happened, according to his family, after dzhokhar befriended a muslim. claiming the cia was under the attacks. his younger brother remains in a boston hospital in fair condition. yesterday two of the bombing victims, 8-year-old martin richard and m.i.t. police officer sean collier, were buried. authorities believe sean collier was killed because the suspects wanted his gun. a memorial service will be held for him today. and edward lawrence is outside beth israel hospital medical center. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investigators have returned to the hospital to interview the teenaged bombing suspect. he's reportedly telling them how and why the bombing accident happened as the people of boston heal.

anne smedinghoff and four other americans died saturday. state department worker from chicago was delivering books to schoolchildren in southern afghanistan when a suspected taliban suicide bomber slammed into her convoy. barbara starr live at the pentagon right now with the latest developments. good morning, barbara. >> good morning, john. well, her family says she was doing exactly what she loved to do, serve the country. 25-year-old foreign service officer anne smedinghoff volunteered to go to afghanistan. her family said she was doing the work she loved, trying to make a difference in the world. her father tom. >> we thought she was relatively safe in the -- in the embassy compound. she was always, you know, finding projects and assignments that took her outside, and that was what she wanted to do. that was what really drove her. >> reporter: on saturday she was killed in this attack when a suicide bomber smashed into her convoy. three soldiers and another civilian were killed. they were trying to deliver schoolbooks. her chicago neighb

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we're reading stephen king, anne rice, edgar allan poe. how long does it take to write a letter? well... you know i'm seeing other guys, right? yeah. i'm just not ready to get serious with anyone. sure. i knew you'd understand. listen... i better get back before my parents find out i've left. sure. are you going to be o.k.? i'll be fine. go back to the hotel and get some sleep. i hope kevin will be home soon. oh, he'll be back soon. thanks again for your thoughtful offer. ( to himself ): where are my keys? my car keys. i thought they were in my pocket. honey, they're on the hall table. ah. they... they're not here. well, they must be. i saw you put them there. maybe they are in your pocket. no, no they're definitely... they're definitely not in my pockets. well, where can they be? kevin! come on. ( softly ): my car's gone. where's my car? when are you going back to school? tomorrow. jeez, what am i supposed to say? good luck, i guess. you're a sweet guy, kev. good night. thanks, john. do me a favor... if you do hear from him, have him call

>> reporter: that's right anne. this is one of throe locations in the bay area today where people weric piecing feelings about -- expressing feelings about gun control by the actions they were taking. [ people chanting ] one of these gun control advocates protesting here at san francisco's city hall is mindy. she knows about gun violence firsthand. she was a teenagers camp counselor when she was shot with an adult and three children in california in 199 bring a white supremacist. >> he walked in and shooting overing -- started shooting over 70 rounds of ammunition out of a semiautomatic weapon and i was shot twice in the leg and as we ran outside he continued shooting and there were five of us wounded that day. he shot and killed a filipino american postal worker. >> reporter: the newtown shootings reminded her of her goal of achieving gun control. >> newtown made me feel like a failure. mothier represent their children who didn't make it and that's a responsibility i am you know happy to bear. but i can't do it alo

i'm about to say we will go to anne thompson in boston.nn curry on these two suspects in this case, one living in serious condition tonight. one dead. now, as i was saying, when we come back from the break, we'll go to massachusetts bay state native anne thompson. what this has done to boston and what tonight feels like in boston. >>> we are back. we go, as advertised, to massachusetts native anne thompson in copley square tonight. anne, you know i grew up in a baseball and football broken home. dad from boston who eventually rooted for the mets while i grew up rooting for the yankees and new york football giants, but i put all of that aside this week because boston is the priority. around this time last night, it seemed like an insane world of hurt had been brought on that luckily very resilient city. >> it is an extraordinarily resilient city, brian. you know, tonight the president said that boston refused to be intimidated and that's so true. it was a very strange day in this city. i can tell you in the lockdown turned boston in to almo

patti ann? >> thank you, heather.9-year-old boston bombing suspect has been charged with using a weapons of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property. here now to breakdown the charges is criminal defense attorney arthur aidala. >> the article in the boston haro herald introduces attorneys saying it seems cut and dry but there are a lot of problems with this case. first of all the guy is 19 has no criminal record. people say he was influenced his older brother it may help him get a lighter sentence. he was mir ran diessed. are there holes in the case? >> it is a little stretch to say there's a hole in the case. don't be surprised if they ask for a change of venue. timothy mcveigh did it with the oklahoma bombing. if it says it is wrong that city has been rocked in a way new york city was rocked. i believe we are going to see swift justice here. all of those factors you mentioned has to do with the death penalty phase. they don't have to do with his liability did he do this or didn't he do this? i think it

ann? >> don, clearly the police are trying to get the word out but do you have any idea where this investigation might be taking them? >> reporter: they're not saying enough but you have to think that they're looking very rd, very close to home. they're going up and down all this streets in this neighborhood and along the stretch of willow pass road that parallels california seasons development. so they must think that person especially since they don't have a description of the car that he tried to flee on foot d very far. >> thank you. >>> well, four men are recovering tonight after being rescued from a burning boat in san francisco bay. police say the men were fishing on board the pleasure craft off candlestick point when it began taking on water. there was fuel stored on the boat and when they restarted vessel, it triggered an explosion. another boater who watched the rescue says fire is one of the biggest dangers aboard a motor boat. >> smoke is very toxic. because you have resins, fi

patti ann?ather, the associated press seemed to have sent out a very teggen own president o loma that sent wall street and the dow plunging. turns od. the twirt feed was urace re at urere now with more on thaty is diane macedo with fox msiness networtree >> panic hit wall street as a tweet came down from the twitter account saying close breaking two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured. while weictnow that report was the true and was sent by hackers not the associated press it only took a few seconds for it to send our mare ret into aagan pet free fall. ac corporate communications sen. a correction tweet and the man andets recovered there afte. but it raised questions about incrs s !ulnerabilities trading algorithms. scanned news and traded quickly on it. two months > thio twitter resete pass words on 350,000 accounts after hackers broke into the system. while the company has aempounce plans for an authentication option that made it impossible to hack into the accounts the s

but anne was someone who really stood out for her commitment.was someone who from the starlight wanted to spend her career doing. this as soon as she graduated from hopkins she joined the foreign service and was extremely excited to be doing that. >> bill: she must have been quite an impressive person to get such a posting at such a young age 25 years old. >> absolutely. >> they usually don't send you into those kinds of places you warm up in less intense situations. well, pamla, we appreciate it and our condolences go out to anne's family. they picked up her body today in dover, delaware. it's a horrible thing anne smedinghoff a patriot. our prayers are with the family. bernie goldberg on the press and margaret thatcher. do they still despise her? bernie is next. hi i'm terry, and i have diabetic nerve pain. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was pr

anne makovec, kpix 5. >> those are strong words. how seriously is taking this expert's advice and his findings? >> reporter: they have read through his long report and they say they are going to be meeting with him monday morning. but they are balancing it with what their experts with saying, as well. >> all right. anne makovec live on treasure island, thank you. >>> new this morning, there's been two deadly shootings in oakland in the last 24 hours. the first happened in east oakland yesterday afternoon. the second shooting was last night around 10:20. 13th street and broadway downtown. bart police evacuated passengers and closed the 12th street station to look for the shooters. the station reopened within an hour. the suspects still on the loose. >>> a new suspect is under investigation for the ricin letters sent to washington. paul kevin curtis was arrested last week and charged with sending poisoned letters to president obama and two other elected officials. those charges were dropped after the fbi couldn't find any evidence in

. >> jon: it is like we are the anne hathaways of countries?ghter ) you hate us, but only because you can't get with this. ( laughter ) it why do you hate america? is that that we're too nice, that we sing too well oh, is that we're too hot? ( laughter ) ♪ i dreamed a dream-- ♪ all right ( laughter ) and that's why how we handle boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev is so important. the strength of our system lies in how durable it is, even for our most heinous citizens. >> i'm a little concern. he has his moornd rights, the right to remain silent. >> don't understand the point. >> you have the right to remain silent. fantastic. so the bombs that could be exploding and the plots that could be unfolding, we can't ask him. >> jon: first of all, not reading someone their miranda rights doesn't mean they don't have their miranda rights? ( laughter ) you have miranda rights under the constitution. you don't have to say them out loud for them to become real. ( laughter ). you're thinking beeblghtjuice. the only reason you have to read them

that's anne. that's the kind of thing she wanted to do.always a little nervous, but you want your children to follow their dreams, to do what they can be passionate about, what they think is important, and this certainly was the case for anne. so while you're always nervous, we fully supported her in her decision to go to afghanistan. >> i know the secretary of state john kerry met her when he was recently in afghanistan. after your tragic loss, all of our tragic loss, the secretary of state said this. >> when i was in afghanistan, she was part of my team, and shed was someone who worked hard and put her life on the line so that others would live a better life. >> mary beth, have you spoken with the secretary? >> you know, secretary kerry was the one who called us to share the tragic news. so we spoke to him then, yes. >> and i would add , he in that call specifically mentioned meeting anne and how he was so impressed with her. you know, that's very comforting when he actually had personal contact with her and was able to say that. >> thom

heather patti ann behind this system will be colder in denver. today in the 60s, 20 degrees the high temperature with possibly a foot of snow. people in the east heyed of this system very happy 70 will be the high temperature today in new york city. >> they are the lucky ones i guess. maria molina thank you. >> now to stories you can bank on this morning. if you are prepare to go get in your car and head to work we have new information about traffic you might be interested in. adam shapiro joins us with the details. >> good morning to you, patti ann. we know who has the worst traffic in the country, or actually north america. >> los angeles is number one. it is a firm that makes gps devices. vancouver up in canada number 2. number 3, honolulu of all cities. honolulu, hawaii. of course san francisco, seattle. you know who is missing from the top 10? new york city. i would have figured after sitting on the expressway in the cow cowan nis it would be there. >> i have my personal limo to the number 6 train. >> marijuana now legal in a couple of state