auburn has its own breeding program for bomb-sniffing dogs. they rarely use shepherds and traditional breeds but lean more on labradors and spaniels. paul hamm beyoond, whose compan working with auburn to train and deploy vapor wake dogs explains why. >> we need a dog that fits into the public profile, that the public's going to walk past and ignore, as if it was a domestic pet. >> reporter: auburn's bomb dogs are being used in airports, on trains and by police departments, too. what is it about a dog's nose as compared to ours that they are able to pick up something like that? >> well, the dog's system is actually 220 million scent cells, compared to a human's 5 million scent cells, so that sort of gives you a real comparison. you know, so, where we might be able to smell a woman's perfume walking by, the dog will not only smell the perfume, but the clothes, the material she's wearing, the shower gel that she washed with that morning. >> reporter: in addition to vapor wake training, these dogs are also able to detect explosives in the traditi

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auburn has its own breeding program for bomb-sniffing dogs.erds and traditional breeds but lean more on labradors and spaniels. >> we need a dog that fits into the public profile, and the public is just going to walk past, ignore, as if it was a domestic pet. >> reporter: the bomb dogs are being used in airport, on amtrak trains, and by police departments too. what is it about a dog's nose, as compared to ours, that they are able to pick up something like that? >> well, the dogs olfactory system is actually 220 scent cells compared to humans, so that gives you a real comparison. we might be able to smell a woman's perfume walking by, the dog will not only smell the perfume, but the clothes, the material she's wearing, the shower gel she watshed with tha morning. >> reporter: in addition to vapor wake training, these dogs are able to detect explosives in the traditional way. paul shows us by hiding explosives in the tire well of this car. >> good job. the dog, you know, thought he was looking for explosives, he probably wouldn't do it. >> repor

>> that used to be auburn too. that was awhile back. >> they used to call it the red stripe. >> can i just ask, how is this discrimination against red heads possible in a group filled with irish men? >> did you think this was a joke? half of the new york city cops have to be p coulds, right this. >> red heads have been squeezed out. you have to have possible tim discrimination. >> and lastly, jaime, shame on you for saying if america becomes a second rate country it is because of red heads. that is a horrible thing to say. an apology to "red eye." greg, we are out of time and i have to go. >> thank you, andy. that is a disgrace. i hope that doesn't show up in a blog out of contest. out of context. like a river flows surely to the see, darling so it goes, some things are meant to be. not a story, just a note. dues see slid it under my office door. weird. should the charges be dropped when your mug shot is this adorable? according to several lawyers and police officers the answer is a resounding no. oh well. >>> he g

he said he lives a little ways down the street on mount auburn or off mount you -- mount auburn. he was sitting there and heard many, many gunshots and explosions. then he heard sirens screaming by. at first he didn't think much of it, but when he heard the gunshots and explosions he knew something was wrong and came out to get a better look. he can go home anytime he likes, but some residents have been taken from their homes or moved out of their home as they try to find a suspect. there are two suspects in this. we want to start at the beginning. it started at mit10 minutes of 11 last night. at that time the mit officer who was shot died from the wounds. our crew was there around 12:30. our crew said they observed -- all of the police crews took off toward this direction of watertown. that's where things are right now. it has been really progressing. this is where the active scene is at this point in time. suspect one has been apprehended. perhaps taken to a local hospital. suspect two they are still looking for him. he is on the loose and they gave us a little description. a m

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the closest hospital would be mount auburn. many say the facilities that exist here at massachusetts general hospital, they believe, are superior to those in mount auburn and this might be a place they would bring him. it is curious that so many police officers and so many police vehicles have come here to the hospital. as you know, one of the things that so many people have come out from the buildings, the pubs that opened, standing on the sidewalks, brian, trying to get a glimpse of ambulances or police cars coming this way. i have heard you talking about people copped up all day and it seems there could be a resolution has given people relief. they are thinking about the victims. you know, there are 54 victims from the shootings, the bombings. something like ten of those victims are here at mass general. six are listed in critical condition. we should mention what you have pointed out earlier. that's the officer who was gravely injured in the shooting early this morning by one of the bombing suspects. that's 33-year-old rich

and heat is on at auburn, coaches also reportedly paid players and covered up positive drug tests so players could remain on the team. auburn was investigated in 2011 for possible recruiting violations but at the time no sanctions were handed down. let's see what happens as a result of this. on to golf masters begin was the first major of the year. it's in the 90s, golf, weather together. 15-year-old amateur is just four back. three-way tie aboard the leader board. funny moments during first round of the valero open. hiz he's going purpose pump the ball out of frustration here, or try to. he missed. he had the punt blocked. then, just gets this thing, yeah. i don't want that. and this abc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply and hardware. >> it doesn't look as cool. >> in the really. no. >> masters is going to be exciting next week. >> yes. >> and thank you, larry. >> join me tonight on cable channel 13. coming up then, exercising and your health ch. is better for health? running or walk something. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 the bay area city that never sleeps. the n

auburn and lloyd. >> i don't know. hey, it looks like one of the suspects was removed -- >> okay, we're going to leave our affiliate wcvb and go to our other affiliate wdh to see what they're reporting. >> i got down behind the car door, behind the car. he got down, i believe, behind a police car. it was a matter of just getting down as quickly as you could at the nearest possible place. so, he was about ten feet in front of me. and then i believe that when they told us to get back even further, when i heard something of a hand grenade, he must have followed me, but that's when i lost him for a short while. but he and everyone else has been moved back now on the other side of this yellow tape. i don't know what he was able to shoot videowise, but i think he was rolling right up until that moment where we were basically scaring for my lives. never in my reporting career have i felt so vulnerable. >> i'm glad you're safe. you did the right thing by trying to find cover. we're being told in this video we're watching here,

as we were approaching auburn street, all we heard was gunfire. i don't know if they kind of slipped in there, but we didn't see a lot of presence and then within -- i can't tell you, within two minutes the place was sur sroded just completely surrounded. >> how far away is your home from the current scene that we are looking at on franklin street. >> i live on mount auburn street. my home is three blocks away. >> so you are allowed to go back home? >> i'm sorry? >> you are allowed to go back home? >> we're not going back home. right now there -- they are literally -- there are jus hundred threads and hundreds and hundreds of ighbors and police are here and unmarked trucks an ambulances and it's -- you know, everyone is kind of at a it stand still. shooting, there was definitely shooting. >> joining us on the phone is mary sullivan a witness to the shootings that just took place earlier at about 7:20. you have walked your dog. u said right down the street. frankl seet. have you ever seen a boat in the dvey there? >> no. someone had asked me that b

cabby offered for the scene nic route to get passengers to destinations the iconic trees that auburnniversity school spirit came down as a result of a football rivalry taken way too far. for decades the oaks at tumors corner has been a gathering place for students there who roll them with toilet paper after big football wins. following alabama's loss to auburn in 2010, appear alabama fan poisoned the trees, later calling into a radio show to brag about what he did. despite the best efforts of arborists, the trees did not survive. the man who admitted to killing the trees is currently in jail. there are plans to plant new trees at tumors corner,we'. and finally a message of gratitude to the journalists of the "boston globe" who worked tirelessly around the clock last week to keep the country informed about the marathon attacks, yesterday dozens of pizzas arrived in the globe's newsroom. courtesy of the chicago tribune. the message said, quote. we can only imagine what an exhausting and heart breaking week it's been for you and your city. but do know your newsroom's colleagues here in

. >> @ police officer was struck during the exchange of gunfire is currently at the auburn hospital in critical condition. there is an active search by tactical teams, from the state police and the boston police department. the watertown police the carbon are involved in the search as well as traffic diversion through out the area. >> again that was the police describing the sequence of events early this morning there warning residents to stay indoors, keep their front doors and all of their doors locked. did not answer the door unless you are sure there is a police officer. the person they are looking for is armed and dangerous. the suspect in the first one were killed have no qualms about firing on police and carjacking and s u v. again, a locked down situation and 20 block area of watertown, massachusetts. we are getting some witness accounts of the police chase that happened last night here is one that came in the kron 4 news room overnight as a man describes what he sobbed during the late-night hours. >> take a listen. >> we thought we heard firecrackers. me and my son looked out

auburn and kimble, less than half a mile away from where the shoot-out took place.'re going to continue to go door to door. by now, a more complete picture of just how violent and heavily armed the brothers were begins to emerge. in watertown at their home, evidence of bombs, pipe bombs and a pressure cooker. possibly similar to the one used in the bombing. >> we believe this to be a terrorist, we believe this to be a man who's come here to kill people. we need to get him in custody. >> reporter: by early morning, subways and buses were suspended. soon after, schools and universities closed down. police alerted residents to stay indoors and, quote, shelter in place. >> this is a very serious situation we're dealing with. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. team descended on a home in cambridge searching for the suspect. soon after, massachusetts governor duvall patrick ordered all of boston and the surrounding areas to go on lockdown. >> we're asking people to stay indoors with their doors locked and not to open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement

we are at the corner of mount auburn and kimball.t has just been shut down. police have set up a perimeter. we cannot get information on what is happening. we assume it's a search for the second suspect. it is members of the national guard and police here. maybe a dozen or so residents just standing on the streets trying to figure out what is going on. but a perimeter has been set. i don't know if you can see down there, several police cars are continuing to drive in and out of this area. that's pretty much what we can tell you at this point. >> it was a dangerous situation with reports of 30 gunshots and explosives being thrown out of a car during this chase. right now is there a sense of urgency where you're standing? do you get the feeling that whatever is taking place is taking place within a mile of where you're at? >> reporter: there is really no way to tell how close we are to any potential action. i think it is still definitely a sense of urgency. still, residents are standing around in a very calm just very curious and inqui

. >>> at auburn university, fans said good-bye to the two oak trees that were poisoned by a rival and are scheduled to be cut down today. they had one last toilet paper celebration, a school tradition after football victories that has lasted 40 years. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> well, just ahead, after being booked by police, reese witherspoon unbooks herself on the networks. >>> and former tweeting new york congressman anthony weiner is back in the twittersphere. we've got his first tweet coming up. >>> welcome back. let me take you through some of the bigger cities in the west into the upcoming weekend. same weather pattern pretty much each and every day for l.a. early clouds, sunshine in the afternoon. the further away you are from the sunshine, the warmer you'll be. a lot of areas in the 70s. very comfortable. the next two days in san francisco, maybe two of the most beautiful days you get all year long. we are looking at sunshine, 75 today in downtown san francisco and 70 on wednesday. lunch outdoors,

>> we are at the corner of auburn and lange done. this is a main drag through waterton. this is a main street. i am told that the suspect that was fleaing and coming out of that area and into the watertown area that the car that suspect may have been driving and they believe it was abandoned down the street here and the suspect took off on foot. now i am standing maybe a mile, a mile and a half from the river, from the charles river. we are getting reports that people and police are searching along the river. that's where some of the media briefings are expected to take place. it is a matter of a few miles. a very active crime scene. all of watertown has been -- it is a huge, active, incredible crime scene. everywhere you turn you will see police officers and watertown square is just getting to this area from the next town over. we have seen officers from cambridge and lincoln and all of the surrounding police departments have converged to one large lock down. neighbors are being told to stay in their homes for the most part. it is early in the morning and maybe a lot do

auburn, i think we were the second crew on the scene. it was still very hectic.e cars still showing up, they were turning around and so they would drive down the road and u-turn and come down another road. they were trying to circle this area. and that was really what we saw here. and within about 15, 20 minutes, witnesses starting to tell us stories as they were getting evacuated from the streets. >> what i think coming in here, may be a crime scene vehicle which, again, would be another sign of bringing in forensic experts. boston police special operations coming in. when he talks about the officers that were here, most of them had on bulletproof vests, some of them in camouflage, almost looking like members of the military. those are the s.w.a.t. team. the state s.w.a.t. teams deployed in this area. well, most of them now have taken their weapons and taken them down and are now dealing with just sort of a little bit of crowd control where we are. a little bit further up the street, if that is a crime scene, it's going to be closed for some time. they have to b

. >> at auburn university, dogs are trained to sniff for sraeupers. and randi kaye asked if that could have helped in boston. >> do you think if you could have had a vapor dog there in boston -- >> had one of our dogs been placed on that corner with the two guys walking there with the back packs, i think they would have alerted on them. >> the oak ridge team says its advantage, in boston it could have identified the precise explosives in seconds. >> if i am on a bomb squad, i want to know now if this is a dangerous package right now, and not have to blow it up or put my life at trip. >> that is one of the many ideas to detect bombs containing small amounts of explosives, and right now they will use anything they can, dogs and technology, in the deadly challenge. poppy? >> very interesting, barbara starr joining us this morning. thank you. >>> a break for air travelers as congress steps in to try and stop major delays at the nation's airports. what you need to know straight ahead. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i

an police officer was struck during that gunfire and is currently at the auburn hospital in criticalal teams from nemlec and the state police and the watertown police department are involved in this search, as well as traffic diversion throughout the area. the most important message that we are doing right now is for the public safety and the safety of those people in that neighborhood. we are asking everyone to shelter in place for the time being, not to leave their homes. if they see something suspicious, other than a police officer coming to their door, they should call 911 immediately. we also want to forewarn motorists that are traveling through this particular area, even though we're locked down in this neighborhood that they should not stop for anyone and pick up anyone along the side of the roadway. what we're looking for right now is a suspect consistent with the description of suspect number tw the whi capped individual who inday bombing of the boston marathon. he was, we have a picture, a video from the 7-eleven in cambridge last night that he is dressed in a gray, hoodie-

to college football, former auburn coach dean shizic is accusing the football program of touting thehe most scrutinized and sometimes villified program in college football. meanwhile, they said economic fraud benefits football players. think football players get benefits? wow. in an open letter, jay jacobs says an internal investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing. >>> remember the power failure that plunged this year's super bowl darkness for more than half an hour? cbs sports broadcaster name nantz said he wanted to cover it from the field. he says he called his producer and offered to scale his way down and make it back to the field and help struggling sideline reporters, the key word, they recall struggling. the producer denied his request. they said they wanted nantz in the press box. we wanted video of nantz scaling down to the field. >>> louis, what do have you for us? >> we have big news about america's favorite gameboy app. >> a teaser? >> a little tease action. we better turn to our late night host jon stewart. at times he can be the media's harshest critic. he stopped

he's being taken to mount auburn hospital in cambridge. the same hospital where transit police officer is recovering from a gunshot wound by either this kid or his older brother last night. this is a time to read a sad statement from the family of sean collier, the police officer killed last night on the m.i.t. campus. family has released an official photograph along with these words. we are heart broken by the loss of our wonderful and caring son and brother, sean collier. our only solace is that sean died bravely doing what he committed his life to do -- serving and protecting others. we are thankful for the support and condolences offered by so many people. we are kbroogrieving this loss ask that the media respect our privacy at this time. and so we will. you see the m. p i.t. markings on his lapels. campus police officer. did not even have a chance to do his job. the accounts are he was, sadly basically executed by one or both of these suspects. older brother and younger. younger brother still alive being transported to a hospital. wha

and bt a police officer was struck during that exchange of gunfire and is currently at the auburn hospital in critical condition. there is an active search by tactical teams from them like in the state police and the boston police department. the watertown police department are involved in the search as well as traffic diversions through out the area. >> going back out to show you some of the latest video that we have coming in this morning to kron4. you can see all of the police vehicles and the street. there are hundreds of vehicles and thousands of police spreading out a wide net while there are very few people on the street there told the state indoors even the hospitals ought all under lockdown. they're not one to lead any patients leave the hospital and the only way to get into a hospital is by ambulance and the boston area. they're trying to make it very difficult for this 19 year old to get away or hide from authorities at this hour. again his name is joe carter urged zohar. we're glad this morning that they could not believe that this this kid was wanted for the boston marathon bo

an mbta police officer was struck during that exchange of gunfire and is currently at the auburn hospital in critical condition. there is an active search by tactical teams from nemlec and the boston police department. the watertown police department are involved in this search as well as traffic diversion throughout the area. the most important message that we are doing right now is for public safety and the safety of those people in that neighborhood. we are asking everyone to shelter in place for the time being, not to leave their homes. if they see something suspicious, other than a police officer coming to their door, they should call 911 immediately. we also want to forewarn motorists traveling through this particular area. even though we're locked down in this neighborhood, they should not stop for anyone and pick up anyone along the side of the roadway. what we're looking for right now is a suspect consistent with the description of suspect number two, the white-capped individual, who was involved in monday's bombing of the boston marathon. we have a picture, a video from the 7-el

. >> i'm at mount auburn and bailey road. i have to tell you, when we got here, we were talking to neighbors who talked about hearing about 20 shots and as we saw a huge police presence here down the street, a helicopter overhead, then just about 15, 20 minutes ago, we heard that loud, very loud flash-bang that we've been hearing people talk about. shortly thereafter, it was about, i don't know, a minute or so of no activity, no sound, then we heard what appeared to be several shots. that sound sounded different than the flash-bang. i have heard one of those before and it distinctively sounded different. it was definitely shots being fired. then there was another brief moment when there was silence, no activity. then again we heard what appeared to be, what may have been another flash-bang being shot off as well. again, i'm in the area of mount auburn and bailey road, and there are a number of neighbors who are out here. they are being kept back. when we initially got here listening to some of the police officers coming out,

auburn bribed fb players for the 2010 national championship team. is not implicated but administrators at the university saw that the players were played to not leave early for the n f l. the grease that risk for in eligible were changed and that could be at risk. but u.s. yourself if you are an auburn football fans and pam the ncaa live. and this might sound a little harsh but if you are a football fan if would you rather well if championship that you would take the risk for say that we play by the rules. it is a terrible dilemma. >> pam: what do think? >> jacqueline: know the title is going to go away so it doesn't mean anything. >> gary: but if you knew you were going to get caught you would not do it. >> pam: i gave you a straight answer. >> gary: i am just saying that the world goes are round with winning the games the coaches get these big salaries. >> pam: the kids do not get any money. >> jacqueline: they did this time. >> gary: pam sees the world through rose colored glasses with the exception of when she is in the newsroom. la >> gary: and

. >> reporter: a dog like these now being trained at auburn university.er weight dog. the point of them is to detect the vaper before it explodes. >> you're exactly correct. your standard bomb dog, your explosive detecter job is primed to look at an object, like a backpack that's placed somewhere. a vaper dog is trained to detect that backpack with a bomb when somebody is carrying it. >> reporter: they can follow a plume or bomb vaper stretching several food ball fields, a skill so unique the university hopes to patent it. this video shows a vaper weight dog in action. once he catch it is odor in the area, he never lets up. we did our own experiment at this alabama mall with the the help of the auburn canine handlers. they give the man in the red shirt a backpack loaded with pressure cooker bomb. just like he's trained to do, when the suspect stops, the dog stops too then sits down alerting his handler to the bad guy. in a crowded mall or a city street, this technique is is crucial. these dogs could stop a would be bomber before it is too late. you think

auburn hospital. but he made brief mention of those. you saw the governor and the police officers and the police commissioner come out here and really focus on that one basic message, that is the city is in lockdown. people need to rehe can if -- respect the threat out there. shelter in place. don't get out an the street. don't become another casualty. there is one very dangerous individual they're looking for. they labeled him a terrorist. they believe all along he is armed and dangerous. he showed throughout the evening he is armed and dangerous willing to harm people with this dramatic event throwing bombs from a car, distributing bombs around this little town, bill. bill: mike, one of the biggest clues for police was last night at 10:30 when these two men carjacked a man driving a mercedes-benz suv that man is okay. he was scared to death for his own life but he is all right. it was after that mercedes-benz carjacked that the police really hot on their trail. molly line says they brought the mercedes-benz by her location in watertow

. >> it's auburn to watsonville, and out. it's going to change this afternoon and tonight.n fact, a few showers by tomorrow morning. hard to believe when you look at this. mostly blue skies looking to the bay bridge, and 50 degrees at concord. livermore, 58. san rosa, 58 as well. storm system for the bay area. out the door, on the other happened, mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the mid-50s, and we are looking a at few changes ahead, sunny, cooler today, and windy later this afternoon. winds out of the northwest, blustery and cold monday. a few showers near sunrise tomorrow morning it won't amount to much. mostly favoring the coastal hills of the north bay. thursday we will warm it up into the mid-80s up and down this week. the time lapse showing the culprit of sorts. the system out of the northwest, it's going to sweep south. as it does, we will look at some clouds to increase by the end of the day, and the winds to certainly pick up. early going it will be nice. sunny, windy, and the future cast showing us what is ahead. we will start with clear skies. watch what happe

describe as a skinny teen, hazel eyes and auburn hair me and made a contribution to a victims fun and her case was dismissed. a couple years later she met tamerlan, converted to islam, married him in 2010. she now has an attorney who won't comment on any possible involvement of katherine in the investigation. >> shepard: what do we know of other possible suspects or people of interest? >> there's been a lot of interest in who tamerlan may have associated with in the months and years prior to the bombing, especially people he may have met up while in russia last year there are suggestions he may have associated with known militants in dagestan, and congressman peter king went into some detail on that last night. >> may well be more than two. i mean, we have two students being held -- i'm aware of at least four or five people being looked at, and, again, talking -- >> domestically? >> yes,. >> people here in the united states. >> yes, people -- associates who may turn out no involvement at all. >> the fbi not commenting on any of that this afternoon. >> shepard: back to the dna samples

. >> heat is on auburn following accusations that the school altered grades of failing players on thep team. offered coaches reportedly paid players and covered up positive drug test players remayan main on the scene. everything else was perfect aside from. that investigated by the next few years but no sanction were handed down. >> to golf masters next week. ladies with the first major of the year. craft of championship picture perfect day in rancho mirage. temp in the is in scoring in the 70's. pvl par 72. nice approach on 10 within a foot. tap in birdie. 3 way top. she birdie 18 4 under tie with if these women. funny moment in the first round of the bolero open that's for double boeing easement kick the ball into the water except the punt is a little bit short. he has to jog over. retrieve it and dispest of it manually. bad ball. he's 4 over on the tournament. leader 5 under by the way major controversy brewing in our sports department upstairs. another one another one. our collin explains that he orman natured the not my mine but yours catch phrase. a little dispute over who origi

as we passed through auburn we had gusty winds. we are not seeing the wind they are expecting down in the valley. >> thank you very much, brian. >>> it is 6:11. we're following the news this morning. margaret thatcher has died. the many first the iron lady is being remembered for. >>> new lawsuit could lead to warning labels on baby food. >>> permit problem that could effect your ride home from the bay area's busiest airport. [ male announcer ] you think you know me. believe i'm just glitz and glam when i'm so much more. i'm downtown and ocean front. my nights are just as busy as my days. the arts are my passion. food my obsession. and when you finally think you know me. you'll realize, there's still so much more to discover. los angeles. endlessly entertaining. plan your getaway at discoverlosangeles.com >>>s is 6:14 new this morning former british prime minister moore great thatcher died. she was not only the first female prime minister but the longest serving. she served three consecutive terms. she was also nope for her strong

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 suppos

as we passed through auburn we had gusty winds. we are not seeing the wind they are expecting down in the valley. >> thank you very much, brian. >>> it is 6:11. we're following the news this morning. margaret thatcher has died. the many first the iron lady is being remembered for. >>> new lawsuit could lead to warning labels on baby food. >>> permit problem that could effect your ride home from the bay area's busiest airport. [ male announcer ] you think you know me. believe i'm just glitz and glam when i'm so much more. i'm downtown and ocean front. my nights are just as busy as my days. the arts are my passion. food my obsession. and when you finally think you know me. you'll realize, there's still so much more to discover. los angeles. endlessly entertaining. plan your getaway at discoverlosangeles.com >>>s is 6:14 new this morning former british prime minister moore great thatcher died. she was not only the first female prime minister but the longest serving. she served three consecutive terms. she was also nope for her strong

marchionne splits his time between the fiat headquarters in turin, italy, and chrysler headquarters in auburnchigan, but he is fully engaged on both continents at all times. i mean, when you're here, do you get calls? do you have to deal with fiat? >> yeah. that's why i get up at 3:30 in the morning, so i can deal with the european side and be fine here by the time i get in. i mean, the other thing that helps is the--our time zones. >> when do you go to sleep? >> 10:00. i'm not really a late night guy. i used to be when i was younger. >> besides being ceo of chrysler group and fiat automotive, which has nearly 200,000 employees at 166 plants worldwide, marchionne is also chairman of the fiat industrial group, which makes heavy equipment, and s.g.s., the world's largest standards and instruments company, based in geneva. he manages all of this with five different cell phones he totes around in his knapsack. you've got a lot of jobs. >> mm, i have some, yes. >> do you remember them all? >> yeah. but i don't get confused, since i do them all, yes? >> you and i have lived among workaholics in our

we started in auburn hills and moved on.he moments that sticks with you in a great game. it's talking to all these kids. >> the white house? >> i'm from d.c. i'm presidential. and you get to see that kid who lives on your block who's always in the driveway, always with the basketball and doing that three, two, one, whoo! >> that was me. >> they get to have that moment. and the fans too have been so incredible. screaming for their schools. even if they're not really basketball fans, they just want to support, represent, and then you get all the people screaming from their brackets so they become syracuse or michigan fans. it really just gets the entire country involved, whether you love sports or not, whether you love basketball or not, you get to cheer for something. it's a lot of fun. >> i will say this, looking at that piece, you are a rock star, lady. >> just because i have a bus? >> you have a bus and all the kids running up to you and shaking your hand and asking for your autograph and pictures. that's got to be a nice

he had his glory a couple of years ago when auburn made it. every year obama has won a national tittle. that is funny. it's true. >> that's true. >> he does enjoy that. you and i have seen him welcome several teams, david, in the east room on, on the south lawn i guess. right? >> right. i think obama enjoys meeting successful people and nick sabin has been as successful as any coach in football history or athletic history for that matter. it's a thing for someone to meet someone who is super successful. >> the president played golf on saturday and basketball yesterday. >> i am sure he is glad the weather has turned so he can get on the golf course. >> and the cameras off of him. >> i came back from a trip yesterday and the police were all around my neighborhood. he played at the f.b.i. building. i guess he has been there before. usually, it's at the interior. >> right. >> some reason he picked the f.b.i. yesterday. >> where is the fbi building? >> on pennsylvania average across the street from the justice department. >> from justice. is that w

a report from former "sports illustrated" columnist selena roberts quotes former students at auburn who say under coach gene chisick the school paid some players to stay and changed grades for some. leading into the 2011 bcs national championship game some of the players that were quoted are now taking to twitter to say they were misquoted. >>> this has the potential for all kinds of unfortunate photo bombs. reports say the nfl will now require teams to install locker room cams to be shown on stadium scoreboards during games next season the latest attempt to keep fans in the seat instead of back home on their couches where they can watch several games at once in hd, crack all their fantasy teams and not pay 50 bucks for parking. let's hope we don't have any towel malfunctions in front of 85,000 fans. it's been a long ten months since we last left don draper alone or not alone in a smokey bar. in three days we'll find out what happened but in only three minutes you will get your mad men fix. my interview with the creator of the hit amc series is our pop lead and that's next. york? what's

auburn street in the center of town i can show you you have got your starbucks your dunkin' donuts this is where life took place. you have people respecting that order to shelter in place. one thing the authorities cannot tell them is when it will end because it only ends when they have got information on where he is. bret? >> bret: mike, you have been there all day, overnight, hat the intensity changed as the day has continued? >> it really has. different points new information will develop and see a flurry of activity sometimes flash grenades and shots fired at different location. obviously they have come up with nothing at this point. there is only one person they are looking for. if they have got him it would end, bret. >> bret: mike tobin there live on the scene. we can see the principles of this news conference arriving there about ready to brief at the microphones. we can tell you it has been a long day for these officers going door to door and for the people of watertown as they have shut down, told to stay in their homes. some people this morning went to work. they were told to

>> well, we are here still at the corner of arsenal -- or mount auburn and langdon. this is an active scene in the area. we have seen things pick up in the recent 10, 15 minutes. we are getting a lot of information about possibly the suspect could be moving. we have seen officers going up and down the streets shining them into homes as you think they would with the search going on. we have seen activity and cruisers going by in the area in the last couple minutes. of concern are we are beginning to see the lights come on in this community. we are begin to go see people peeking out of their windows. this community is waking up as this search appears to be getting more and more active in the early morning hours. at least in this neighborhood. we are a few blocks from an area also being described as a very active scene. we can't quite see over the hills where those blocks are that police have been talking about. we are keeping an eye on it. right now we are just waiting. as you can see behind me they are blocked off. only so far we can go but from this vantage point thi

auburn hills budget that some of these members, republicans principally, all claim it has. they should read the law. they wrote it, they should know what's in it. >> there are a number of questions about whether safety would be affected due to the furloughs. the f.a.a. administrator says several times there are no worries about safety. just efficiency. shep? >> shepard: mike, thanks. a new internet sales tax is a step closer to reality. today the senate cleared the way for a vote on a bill as soon as tomorrow. which would mean more web sites may have to start charging you for your local sales tax. local and state. supporters say that would level the playing field for businesses but opponents say it would be a huge burden for customers and small companies. another major development on the interwebs. the associated press is now reporting what may have caused that false tweet that briefly tanked our 401(k)'s yesterday. plus, watch carefully. police say a driver deliberately rammed right into a guy on a bicycle in ritzy beverly hills. that capped a dramatic fight between the tw

grew up, if you walked down auburn avenue which used to be a thriving center of black entrepreneurship and small business, it is just a shell of itself. so, we have to be very concerned. and we have to start breaking away from this dependency society and get back to an opportunity society and, promoting the right type of policies that enable that to occur. neil: allen, i was thinking of you today when i heard the president mentioned as he released his budget, very late, i might add, didn't want to do anything that would put pressure on the backs of the middle class and poor, by inference minorities. because that would be unfair. so, tax the rich or have the rich pay their fair share of, a theme he repeated again and again. even on top of taxes they have already paid. as an african-american yourself, on just that level, and, thinking back to this group that, sean was talking to. how does that make you feel? >> he will well, first of all, it is a false argument that the president is bringing forward. if you continue to tax people as he has done, close to 1.3 trillion of new taxes in affo

the car went up to mount auburn and another cheer and could you feel it was a great relief it was over. >> suarez: bruce gellerman a reporter for wbur radio in boston. thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome, ray. >> brown: how did we get to this point? we have the recap of the day. >> reporter: 19-year-old dzokhar tsarnaev escaped the early morning gun battle in suburban boston that killed his 26-year- old brother tamarlen. that set into motion an unprecedented manhunt as a small army of local, state and federal officers fanned out through boston and its suburbs. the city was brought to a near standstill. more than one million people were urged to shelter in their homes. schools and mass transit were closed; amtrak service was shut down into the city. massachusetts governor deval patrick spoke at 8:00 am. >> 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 m.b.t.a., our public transit service, and this will continue until we think it's safe to open all or some of that. we're asking people to shelter i

auburn street away from us. that was the only ambulance we saw at the time. it was very frantic when the emts got out. but that was the only ambulance we saw in the time we were here and only one stretcher we saw them bringing. >> and we never saw that stretcher come back. >> never saw it coming back, no. but we also have been moved back periodically. so it maybe was 20 minutes, 25 minutes between the time we were moved, but, no, i did not see that come back. we have not seen that ambulance leaving. >> let me take you back to m.i.t. if it was all connected. was shot multiple times and died. for whatever strange reason, as i entered that area, i came in through a side entrance looking for where i could see what was going on and put me beyond the yellow police line. and it was interesting to note that the number of police officers there, most of them who then made their way over here were very relaxed and calm. it suggested to me that if there were a suspect either that suspect they assumed was long gone -- >> well, kerry, if i could jump in. >> if they knew th

auburn street. it's that location where they have to search for the two suspects. still on the loose and still at large, there is a huge area from boston stretching all the way into watertown and all the neighboring towns around that. cambridge and north of the mass pike and south of the mass pike. newton and bright on as well. you can see everything is close by and very easily accessible. a lot of residents, just under a million affected. >> it's such a compact metropolitan area. thank you for doing that. i want to recap where we are. we are in a standoff and it's a manhunt for the man in the white hat somewhere in watertown. there is an accomplice they are searching for who may have taken an amtrak train in east norwalk, connecticut. they are searching for this individual. there was an unexploded ied device near a boston mass transit station which explains why the entire greater boston area was shut down. >> one quick point, we were just talking about how they are trying to find everything they can about these two brothers. there is an uncle of the brothers in mo

on the technical side of the story is richard roth, a global tech strategist with auburn gracen. on the fundamental side of the story is zack carabell, a cnbc contributor. rich, what do the charts look like? is it too late to get into cabelas? >> this is a true american success story. we see a stock up 225% from the 2011 low and it's tracking this well-defined trend line. today we're up 14%, breaking out to a fresh all-time high. i'm a buyer oen the breakout alone, but i really like this head and shoulders continuation pattern, within the context of that uptrend. that projects measured upside to $72. that's 12% from here. i'm a buyer of the stock on this breakout. >> does the fundamental side of the picture match up with technicals? >> hunting, fishing, crossbows, it's a bulls's-eye from a technical perspective. one, momentum's in its favor, but the momentum is only in the favor of any stock until the momentum stops. and i'm always uncomfortable getting in front of a company like this after that kind of a momentum, which is the opposite of a technical read. the fundamental issue

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