alec baldwin -- alec baldwin foundation.e, a million followers. and you have, like, 90 million followers. >> jimmy: he does. >> i know, but you have a lot. >> jimmy: i do have a lot. >> you do, because you have a tv show. >> jimmy: that's right. i'm here every night. >> the rich get richer in the media, don't they? >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> incredible. i mean, just, like, you have everything. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? you have a podcast. [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. i have a podcast. >> jimmy: yeah, that's close. >> so close. 90,000 people? 11 million people? >> jimmy: i listen to your podcast. >> let's stop comparing our careers, jimmy. i hate you. you're an ass! you're an ass! you're an ass! >> jimmy: all right. sorry! >> you're an ass! >> jimmy: that's how i would do it. i would do it so -- >> my wife says, "if you do that" -- my wife is from spain. she's like, "if you do that to me, i'm going to be so mad at you, alec." and i thought, i'm going to have a real heart attack. i'm going to be laying there.

>> baldwin: yes.>> kroft: the detectives ran a routine background check on charles cullen and discovered that he had been arrested for stalking a female nurse and breaking into her apartment in easton, pennsylvania. the file there also contained a post-it note saying that the pennsylvania state police had called just a few weeks earlier asking similar questions. detective baldwin called the trooper who made the inquiry and hit pay dirt. >> baldwin: after speaking with the trooper, he informed me that his agency had conducted an investigation on mr. cullen with the suspicion that he was murdering patients in pennsylvania, as well, that he was using digoxin to murder patients. >> kroft: and you found this out making two phone calls? >> baldwin: yes, basically. >> braun: that... that was it. >> kroft: did you think you had your man? >> baldwin: yes. >> braun: yes. >> kroft: but the detectives knew that proving it would be difficult. a number of law enforcement agencies had tried and failed. how helpful w

tammy baldwin served on the budget committee.ouse democrats up pressure on john boehner to start the budget conference. the you think there will be an actual budget conference this year rather than continuing resolution? protect, is hard to having served in the house, still hard to predict what the house will do. i was proud to work on the senate budget resolution with chairman petty, who i thought did a fabulous job of moving us forward, and we crafted, i think, a resolution that like all budget resolutions reflects a set of values as we move forward. it stands in stark contrast to the approach taken by my wisconsin colleague, paul ryan in the house budget. i am pleased both chairman are talking with each other right now and looking for common ground, but i think there are other ways to get back to regular order. resolutionsbudget provide guidance for the respective appropriations committee. there is nothing to stop them from getting up and going, and i think both are. the conference could happen at that level on each of the app

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let's go live to brook baldwin. hey, brooke. >> driving here to this live location where we have been c p camped out for the better part of air week here in copley square, it's been celebration in the stleets, driving here, given everything that happened in the last couple of hours, jubilation. i think this is the first night ever since send people here in boston will finally be able to sleep. we'll talk you through what went down. i spent my day in cambridge and learned more about this 19-year-old suspect who is now not too far from me in a boston hospital. talked to a lot of young people who went to high school with dzhokhar. they never knew much about where he was from his his roots. i want to stay some sounds. >> one thing we do know is that whatever hateful agenda drove these men to such hasn'tous acts cannot prevail. whatever they thought they could ultimately achieve, they've already failed. the people of boston refused to be intimidated. they failed because as americans we refused to be terrorized. we will n

let's head back to brooke baldwin who is live for us in boston. >> okay, john, thank you. it is a rainy, chilly night here in boston. that's not stopping so many people who have been out and about. >> reporter: suddenly, tonight, just a couple hours ago, fear quickly morphed into relief. this younger brother, 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. there also was plenty of appreciation for the s.w.a.t. team that helped in this evening's man hunt. >> reporter: in addition to people who live here in boston cheering on, the authorities saw the governor of massachusetts adding his things and gratitude. the governor declared it's a night where we are all going to rest easy. and i think a lot of people will get a good night's sleep. one officer told the crowd "if you want to thank us, just go home." he's just one of the officers who's been spending tireless days and nights here. police announced they got their man. it has been an absolutely terrifying week here for the people in boston. that fear is finally done. >> it was really this moment after the news came that police had captured t

i say good evening. >> rose: i'm alex baldwin. >> well, i'm alec baldwin. i'm alec baldwin and good evening. titter, titter. and so when we come and do the show i was worried about that that i would bring into it this kind of comedy groove that comes in with me. >> what's happened is we've gotten better, myself, we just stay with it. do the play, do the play, do the play. learn when and these moments are very difficult to pull off we're almost saying don't laugh at that. follow us to here. that's what previews are for. >> it's so much about alec. he is a powerful force. his presence is undeniable. but when he looks at you and is giving you love and encouragement you can't help but feel and the audience is receiving that in a very serious way. it's an astounding experience. >> the idea of the commercial -- i don't know this. you give all the money from the commercials you make to charity. >> that was the deal that i made. that was arrangement i made. i had -- i don't think a bidding war but i had two companies come to me saying "would you do on camera commer

host: tammy baldwin, a democratic senator from wisconsin.erves on the homeland security committee and special agent. bob on the republican line. first up. caller: i would like to ask the senator there why they cannot move as fast on thin that will beth the gun control? they got the vote and received it. what are they going to do? there are veterans out there waiting for benefits. some of them are waiting years to receive this. they ought to push it through as fast as they do the gun-control stuff, but as much effort into it as they did that and get something done for it. thank you for your service to the country. i deeply appreciate it. i would say as a new member of the senate, i am -- i have long wondered about the pace of change, and one of the positive forces in terms of moving things forward. i would reference the senate budget resolution that was just talking about it a short while ago, because one of the things that was really important to me in helping our chairman craft that budget, as well as passing it, was keeping the promises in

i'm brooke baldwin. busy morning of developments. let's begin with investigators looking into a bizarre and fascinating possibility that his older brother, a devout muslim, with fundamental beliefs may have funded attacks by peddling illegal drugs. the father of dzhokhar and tamerlan say terrorists are threatening the family in southern russia. both his sons are innocent and that they were somehow framed. their mother takes it one step farther, she believes this bloody crime scene here in boston was no more than a lot of smoke. actors, she says, played the main victims, and the blood was nothing more than paint. this from the suspected bombers here. much more on that in a moment. first, russian president vladimvladmir putin urging closer cooperation with the united states and this follows concern that by some that u.s. intelligence agencies failed to follow through on concerns from russia. russia asked americans to investigate tamerlan tsavraev because he appeared to be sliding into islamic extremism. th

penn gillette versus billy baldwin. the first and memorable quote from roger ebert who was as passionate about life as he was about the movies. >>> here to talk about all the big stories of the day, magic man penn gillette, and the talkative half of the duo penn and teller. also, author and activist billy baldwin and kelly ann conway. welcome to you all. a genuine all-star panel tonight, i'm pleased to say. let's start with roger ebert. i guess you two probably came across him a few times, right? >> yeah, i bumped into him a couple times. i just wanted to talk to him about the fact he wrote beyond the valley of the dolls. i loved that movie. that is austin powers. just lose the laundry, this is my happening and it's freaking me out. just such a goofy, goofy movie. at the time i talked with him, i didn't care much about the criticism, i just wanted to know about beyond the valley of the dolls. >> billy, as a viewer, as somebody who liked movies, i would always look to see what roger ebert was giving it, always. it would

. >> reporter: 68-year-old wink baldwin has always been conscientious about food.ating meat only a few times a week. >> the doctor says, you know, one of these days we have to think about lowering your cholesterol. it's borderline high. reporter: after his brother had three mini strokes he became seriously concerned about the amount of red meat he was consuming. according to a new study his concern may be warranted. in a report from the cleveland clinic published in nature medicine researchers believe they have found a new link between the consumption of red meat and heart disease. that link is something called carnitine. >> a diet with chronic exposure to carnitine over time actually changes your metabolism and makes you more likely to generate or have a metabolism that contributes to heart disease. >> reporter: most scientists believe red meat increases the risk for heart disease. scientists long suspected that cholesterol and saturated fat are not the only contributors. researchers found carnitine becomes a powerful chemical in the gut of meat eaters. that chemi

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. >>> i'm brooke baldwin live in boston. said she wants to come to the united states even if it means she will be arrested. joining me now, cnn legal analyst sunny hostin. sunny, we know there is this outstanding shoplifting warrant for this woman. tell me what would happen when and if zubeidat tsa soil? >> she doesn't make it out of the airport as far as i'm concerned. everyone is watching her. certainly the u.s. government is watching her. i think she gets taken into custody right away. we do she has this warrant out for her arrest on felony shoplifting charges and also two misdemeanors ng. hearing that this intelligence has been gathered she may have been on the phone with one of her sons talking about jihad. now that makes it even more significant for her to be stopped really airport and probably interrogated by federal authorities. >> she doesn't make it out of surprise ere, sunny hostin boston will that moment when and if it happens. investigators are searching for answers here in the boston bombings much of the tsarna

since then he's been doing a pod cast series. >> alec baldwin. it will be interesting. >>> time now is 4:54 how is traffic looking? >> it's actually okay. we do have one new accident that popped up on chp list. that would be northbound 680 in fremont at south mission. it's an overturned pickup truck in one of the lanes. we are trying to get more on that. the chp is on the way. let's take a look at what we have with the live pictures here. still a little bit windy here. you can tell by the way our cameras are shaking a little bit. there are no major problems as you drive through. traffic continues to move along pretty well. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic there continues to look good as you drive through. no major problems here. again, if you are driving in fremont southbound 680 traffic looks good. we have a report of a new crash northbound 680 at mission boulevard. we're trying to figure out where it's at. let's go to steve. >>> we do have clear skies. fog is coming down the coast. for us it's mostly a northerly bree

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since then he's been doing a pod cast series. >> alec baldwin. it will be interesting. >>> time now is 4:54 how is traffic looking? >> it's actually okay. we do have one new accident that popped up on chp list. that would be northbound 680 in fremont at south mission. it's an overturned pickup truck in one of the lanes. we are trying to get more on that. the chp is on the way. let's take a look at what we have with the live pictures here. still a little bit windy here. you can tell by the way our cameras are shaking a little bit. there are no major problems as you drive through. traffic continues to move along pretty well. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic there continues to look good as you drive through. no major problems here. again, if you are driving in fremont southbound 680 traffic looks good. we have a report of a new crash northbound 680 at mission boulevard. we're trying to figure out where it's at. let's go to steve. >>> we do have clear skies. fog is coming down the coast. for us it's mostly a northerly bree

i'm brooke baldwin. >> i'm john berman. now it's about 30 minutes past the hour. >>> new developments to tell you about this morning in the boston marathon bombings. the investigation does continue. the crime scene is one block behind us. chilling new photos shows the remains of one of the detonated devices. they show wires, they seem to show a battery and bits of what appears to be a circuit board. the news agency reuters says a government official who did not want to be identified shared these photos overnight. we're looking at them for the first time. along with the images of a mangled pressure cooker. in one photo you can see what appears to ab cluster of bbs, likely fused together by the blast. the fbi saying the second bomb was also in some type of metal container. >> also boston area hospitals have released some of the initial 183 people injured. at least 100 are out of these different hospitals in the boston area. we are also learning more about the third person who was killed monday. a chinese graduate student stud

i'm brooke baldwin. >> i'm john berman. happy patriots day. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> let's begin with a little news from the homeland. we have the northern plains pounded. we saw some of the pictures by snow. where are we, like almost in may now and here you have this snow, lots of it. combined with low visibility, high winds creating a recipe for disaster on this minnesota hi highway. the dakotas saw up to a foot and a half of snow yesterday and, folks, it is not over yet, another winterlike blast taking aim at denver. how much snow is expected there? let's go to bonnie schneider live in the weather center. say it isn't so. >> i'm sure that's what they're saying in denver. where is our spring. denver, you're on your way to seeing the snowiest april ever but it's not just snowing in colorado. we have snow right now in northern minnesota across the northern plains and then where it's a little warmer, seeing very heavy thunderstorms that are keeping across milwaukee and into green bay at this hour. so it's a stormy and

i do not like alec baldwin, but i love jack donaghy, the character. >> is that his character?aghy is the bomb. if he did it in character, i would watch it. melissa: it would be worth watching when he finally blows up. i don't mean in general because he does that all the time. he is normal for a while and explodes and rants. >> should we put some money down on how long before he blows up on a guest? >> depends on who the guest is. alec baldwin has a talk show already on public radio, but my first reaction when i saw this, they call it raised counting. but all they need is another white male guy. they are unrepresented. so it is about time. melissa: so there you go, all right. we told you last night that jay-z is becoming a sports agent, but he will have to turn over his ownership in the brooklyn nets. he has already started the process and will hopefully have it done by june, just in time for the nba draft. what do you think? >> who is going to go to brooklyn now? this is exactly the discussion to stay in jersey. >> the pictures we're looking at now is him and beyoncÉ going to

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i'm brooke baldwin alongside jake tapper. and from boston to new york city, people there are a little bit on edge after investigators revealed that the suspected marathon bombers were on their way to attack times square. >> it is especially chilling for the hero vendor who actually helped stop a bombing in 2010. and our own richard roth caught up with that vendor today and got his take on this latest terror plot. >> reporter: brooke, i'm here in the crossroads of the world, times square. new york city keeps a closer eye than ever on people here in times square. there are security cameras from new york city police, from various hotels, that totally are around the whole zone. of course, three years ago, a man tried to blow up a car inside times square. dwayne jackson was here at that time. and you were the one who saw this van smoking. how did you notice that? >> i've been here 15 years. and in this business you always keep your eyes open because you never know what's going on in new york city. >> reporter: what do you think of

. >> i'm brooke baldwin. it is 4:00 a.m. on the east coast. >>> downtown boston, this beautiful city is a crime scene this morning after a terror attack at the finish line of the boston marathon. normally such a joyous event that brings the city together. this is what we know at the moent, at least three people are dead this morning including an 8-year-old boy. "the boston globe" identifying that boy as martin rich char ri door chester, massachusetts. 17 of these people are said to be in critical condition. the fbi is leading the investigation right now. there's no known motive and no one is in custody but authorities are looking into several active leads. overnight they executed a search warrant at revere, massachusetts. 2:50 p.m. was the first explosion. the second explosion coming just 12 seconds later. this is what it looked and sounded like. that scene, you can see it, just chaos, confusion. police scramble to respond. >> get all units in this city to this scene now. >> i have multiple people down here, okay. i don't kn

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hi, there. i'm brooke baldwin. good to be with you. beginning with breaking news on this thursday. reports of a tornado right now moving over mississippi. chad myers, it's in to alabama. tell us what you know. >> >> that's correct. it was on the ground. has been on the ground for a long time. it has produced one fatality. the storm continues to be on the ground as it travels to the east of columbus, mississippi. these are kind of rural areas, thank goodness, because this is probably an f-3, f-4 tornado on the ground. it did hit a town near may con, mississippi, earlier, but it's now moving in a very rural area near alabama. they're already taking some of the kids out of school already. the last time we happened we remember the vivid pictures of tuscaloo tuscaloosa. those kids are going home. more tornados in southern mississippi and some of the patien parishes of louisiana. this is going to be one of those days, if a storm is

. >> and, general baldwin, we heard from colonel span owe about now your three hats of authority, your state hat, your federal hat, and now your dual status hat. but if you could talk about the partnerships and relationships and how that plays into your ability to respond under -- wearing each one of those hats? >> sure. first i'll begin with just a little bit more background on the national guard. the national guard is unique amongst the components of the army and air force in that in addition to our war fighting mission, we have provided support to civil authorities as a core task. that's why we exist as a unique component. in addition, we're a community based force. our soldiers live and work in all the communities and already have a lot of the relationships with the first responders, the public health services, the hospitals and all those entities that would respond in a disaster. the california national guard as mentioned is the largest in the nation under 54 states and territories. we're the largest by far. and we have a broad spectrum of capabilities that range from on the low e

. >> yoo, there's some activity going on in cambridge right now, brook baldwin is on the scene for us that's where the suspects, these two brothers, lived. what are you seeing, what are you hearing? >> okay, wolf, you're xl right. we're on this live picture right now. we have zoomed in, you see the firefighters, there they go actually moving closer down norfolk, so that is the street. so just, about i'd say maybe a football field and a half from where you see those firefighters, down norfolk, is where we believe is that apartment complex where these two guys have been living here in cambridge. i have been here for several hours this morning and what we just learned in a news conference from police givees with this tremendous law enforcement presence. you know, we have additional ambulances on standby, possibly in the case that there could be injuries with this controlled explosion, but we saw firefighters pulling out the hose, we're sort of waiting for possibly signaling cover your ears, umm, waiting, waiting to see when the explosion happens because you know you never know what could

. >> good morning, i'm brooke baldwin.e on mtv it's called "buckwild." and this young man, 21-year-old shain gandee was found dead. first reported missing sunday night, gandee and two others, one of whom was his uncle, were found dead inside a ford bronco on monday. so this truck was partially submerged in mud in a wooded area of kanawha county in west virginia. and nischelle turner is live for us in los angeles to sort of unravel some of these details. what do we know this morning? >> well, things are becoming a little bit clearer, brooke. like you said you mentioned the truck was found partially submerged in mud and the muffler was under the mud. that could lead us to a little bit of a clue into what happened here. the sheriff's department tells us that gandee was found dead monday in a wooded area in west virginia. they did find the body of his 48-year-old uncle and a third victim, 27-year-old donald robert myers. the cause of death still under investigation but the sheriff's department said there are no signs of foul p

brooke baldwin. we're at copley square for live coverage of the investigation and the fallout from the boston marathon terrorist attacks. >>> we're standing by now for new developments concerning the boston bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. so meantime, we heard from the president. he spoke this morning, held a news conference. and he warned that lone wolves like the tsarnaev brothers, that they are the new threat. >> one of the dangers that we now face are self-radicalized individuals who are already here in the united states. in some cases may not be part of any kind of network, but because of whatever warped, twisted ideas they may have, may decide to carry out an attack. >> jessica yellin joins us now. she's our chief white house correspondent. and jessica, in the back and forth with the president today, heard you press the president on some of the criticism he's been getting mostly concerning intelligence sharing before the attack here in boston, just up the street on boylston. if you would, w

i'm brooke baldwin live in boston.r now stepping away preparing for his show "the lead" which starts at the top of the hour. i want to let you know we're learning new details about the older of these two brothers, tamerlan tsarnaev, from a cambridge, massachusetts, mosque, just over the charles river from where we are here, where tamerlan tsarnaev often came to pray. so back in january, the older tsarnaev disrupted services at islamic society of boston mosque, this is according to a board member that brian todd talked to when he visited the mosque today, and you have new information just about attending the mosque and this outburst that we keep reading about. tell me about that. >> some more specific details about that. this happened on january 18th, around the time of the martin luther king holiday, a sermon was going on according to the board member. he said that a leader of the mosque was giving a sermon at the time, extolling the virtues of martin luther king and the prophet muhammad saying people who attended the

. >> reporter: brooke baldwin, cnn, boston. >>> and right now, i'm chris cuomo here with brooke baldwinnn's special coverage of the boston bombing. a very moving piece and what we have been hearing here is that while we saw the worst of what people can do, sean collier, as a victim, represented the best in us. >> brings out the best in tragedies like these. i talked to a 41 year veteran with the boston fire department, i spent my day in cambridge and to hear stories anecdotally about him, how he would help everyone on campus, so badly wanted to be a police officer, was in police training school with another officer who was wounded, stories like these that are coming out and it is so important for every time we mention the suspects, we want to mention the victims 50 times over. >> that's definitely the right intention to have. still unclear that happened to him that night. >> we want to share the photos with you, new photographs taken from the apartment overlooking the road where the two boston marathon suspects, tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev were engaging in this gunfight with police.

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me on this tuesday afternoon as we begin with breaking news out of texas. take a look at these pictures as we explain exactly what is going on here on the ground. this is one of the campuses, there is a multicampus system here in texas, this is harris county this is in the houston area. this is lone star college. reports of multiple stabbings. you see all the white cars, clearly the police presence is there. in terms of numbers, and keep in mind this is still happening, the campus from what we know, according to this alert on this website, is still on lockdown. we're told as many as 14, 14 people are hurt. you see the big red letters, alert, if you google lone star college cyfair campus, this is what you see front and center on this college website. this is the school. alert, they are telling folks to stay away, stay away from campus, because one suspect is still at large. we know another suspect is in custody at this moment. we're seeing the video and we're just

>> then the late show with alec baldwin?all new details on the news he might do a late-night talk show on nbc. >> now trending, is this a-rod's home run new girlfriend? plus crazy new couple alert, kate upton dating diddy? lisa vanderpump on her last dance and the whispers she faked her fainting spell. plus dance pro tony is working it for "extra," why he is investigating everyone's body. >> why does everybody know cheryl's butt? >> then -- >> i'm here with ben. >> why affleck can't wait to roast his buddy matt damon and live at the grove, olga kurylenko on romancing ben and tom cruise. >> you try to keep up with him, forget about it. >> mario's new interview on ellen, how did she top this? >> "extra, extra!." [cheers and applause] >> hi, everyone, welcome to "extra" here at the grove, i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. alec baldwin in talks with nbc, will he do his own late-night talk show? we have the new details on the top secret talks coming up. >> the other late night story, letterman grilling lindsay lohan last ni

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but bill baldwin. there are moments when one region leads the another in term of oil exploration and right now it is the united states and right now, this is the moment to take advantage of. >> maybe it is . i would like to address another matter offered by the nay sayiers that this will not lower the gasoline at the pump. it is set in a world wide. if we spend 90 bucks a barrette. i would rather having it go up north where it is used to fight terrorism than to send it to those who create terrorism. >> morgan, do you agree? >> this oil has an impact on gasoline prices. and the other is the transportation cost to get crude down to the refineries. this will lower the transportation cost and make that canadian oil cheaper than the imports from mexico and venezuela and saudi arabia it will help. >> rick, what about the jobs these might be one-time jobs that go away. you still believe that? >> everybody wants to see more jobs, i sure as heck do. the problem the research project business a couple of thounds

[laughter] at least one baldwin! [laughter] this guy, from that thing! the kids won't know what hit them because i'm not sure they know who these people are. [laughter] now, on the slim chance this doesn't seal the youth vote, the republican autopsy also says, "republican leaders should participate in and actively prepare for interviews with "the daily show" and "the colbert report." [cheers and applause] whoo! [cheers and applause] you hear that, republicans? now, i dont know why a politician would want to go on with grandpa over here, but if you come on my show, you will reach the youth! or as i call it, "you'll get youth-anized." [ laughter ] listen to your priebus! this studio is a safe zone, mi casa es su casa-- is something you will never hear me say. [laughter] reince priebus, take your own advice: come on my show. [cheers and applause] i gotta tell you -- folks -- [cheers and applause] i'm going to be picking this out of my skin all night. and reince priebus has his work cut out for him, because america's moral fabric is thinner than a pair of lu

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i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >> no, no, no. >> iron lady dies and inside look at margaret thatcher's relationship, both with ronald reagan, and the queen. >> the lady is not returning. >>> the desperate search for needles in a hay stack. how crews are looking for two brothers in the gulf of mexico. >>> plus, one of music's sexiest couples taking heat for their vacation to cuba. >>> and, snoop says there will never be a gay rapper. he explains why. >>> hi, everyone. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for joining me here on this monday. we have to begin with sad news here this afternoon. known for her mousketeer ears, her beach parties, the entertainment world remembering annette funicello today. the former teen icon has died at the age of 70. we're told funicello died from complications of multiple sclerosis, a disease she apparently battled for years. >> i was feeling strange little things, numbness. i used to think i slept on my arm wrong. my equilibrium was strange, you know? i couldn't walk on the san

i'm brooke baldwin standing alongside john berman here.ve coverage as several communities here this afternoon recovering and healing today. >> so much going on right here in boston investigators are working to identify people in pictures taken near the finish line of the marathon just a block and a half behind us right now. this is just before monday's explosions right here. this comes as president obama helps this grieving city say good-bye to those who lost their lives. >> we want to begin, we'll get back to boston, but we want to begin with this small town, population 2,700, west, texas, and the county that surrounds it. it has now been declared a disaster area this afternoon by texas governor rick perry. we heard from him around lunchtime. and that move comes in the wake of what governor perry called a nightmare scenario. so, this fertilizer plant fire that resulted in a massive explosion. explosion. take a listen. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> are you okay? >> i can't hear! i can't hear! >> as this fertilizer plant continue

brooke baldwin.e of the investigation and the fallout from the boston marathon terrorist attacks. >>> we're standing by now for new developments concerning the boston bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. so meantime, we heard from the president. he spoke this morning, held a news conference. and he warned that lone wolves like the tsarnaev brothers, that they are the new

kate baldwin, what's it like where you are? >> it's a beautiful day. we're in the heart of the back bay and there's finally hustle and bustle here on boylston street. they opened this street way early this morning. the traffic flowing, back open here at copley center. i walked around personally and saw people relaying concrete, fixing shattered glass. but out of respect for the victims we're not down there. we're here at the memorial. and this is lauren. lauren, i grabbed you because first of all i saw the medal. you ran the marathon. >> right. i did. >> how far did you get? >> when i was turned around i was in the underpass, i believe about third, maybe a little more than that away. >> you ran as much of the marathon as possible. you went away. you came back home to boston. you wanted to be down here. i saw tears streaming down your eyes minutes ago. why is this so personal for you? >> i came in today to pick up my medal for myself and my friend that i run all the marathons with. and i just wanted to get our medals because we did the best we could and

i'm jake tapper with my colleague brooke baldwin.in front of copley square for special coverage of the investigation and the fallout of the boston marathon terrorist attacks. >>> three lives lost in those bombings, more than 260 people wounded, but their injuries are getting better. thankfully cnn learned 20 boston bombing victims remain in the hospital and not a single one of them is currently listed in critical condition. we're waiting right now on a news conference with one of the wounded, a 35-year-old, who wants to share his message with the world as he recovers from burns and shrapnel wounds. we will bring that to you live. >> we're waiting for that from brigham and women's, one of the final hospitals here in boston. first, a controversial story out of your neck of the woods, out of washington, d.c. this anti-abortion group releases hidden camera video that claims to this one particular doctor. you hear him on the film saying that hypothetically if a fetus was born alive through an attempted abortion he and his staff would, quo

i'm brooke baldwin here in boston. >> and i'm tapper.akeshift memorial that appeared in copley square in the heart of the back bay neighborhood in boston. people dropping off flowers, boston red sox baseball hats, photographs, messages, running shoes. it is a very moving tribute to walk through. >> yeah, boylston street, we have been here two weeks and really eerie as this was all shut down, police calling this the most complex crime scene they have ever seen. here we go, wednesday morning in the middle of the night, police believed barricades and we have boyleston street back up and running, seeing traffic, buses headed down the street with boston strong signs and the explosion site just a block away. >> a block away, yeah. >> here on boylston. >> this scene originally spontaneously kind of appeared at a place gate at the crime scene, and then when they opened up the street, it was moved here and it just grew exponentially in the last day or so. >> dr. jill biden came by a couple of days ago, dropped off flowers, a pair of tennis shoes.

brooke baldwin and jake tapper take it over from here. >>> wolf, thank you so much.ke baldwin here standing on boylston street as we continue this search for aton marathon b. now two weeks ago today. we're going to talk about next couple of hours about the parents here wt we're learning from both the tsarnaev parents as there had been word possibly they would be coming here to boston. still this elder brother, the t medical examiner's office. also, this afternoon, getting new details from ashleigh banfield who is here in boston. nuggets as far as what she's been learning from the beth israel hospital staff, when this younger tsarnaev, dzhokhar tsarnaev was taken last week, to this prison medical facility in dev devens, massachusetts, 40 miles from

i'm brooke baldwin live today in boston. jake tapper takes it from here. jake?>> thank you, brooke baldwin. an act of terror on our soil. this city, this country on alert. i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." there is only one lead today. it is of course cnn's continuing coverage of the terrorist bombings here in boston. we are devoting our entire hour to the newest developments in the investigation. to the victims, to the heroes, and to the man hunt. there are as of now no arrests, no suspects have been named, no responsibility has been claimed. no reason has been given for the senseless attacks. now we've learned the name of a second victim who died in the attack. her name was krystle campbell of medford, massachusetts. boston is in mourning. boston is also holding its breath as authorities chase down the person or people who did this. any shred of evidence from the public could make the difference. memories here are still fresh from the scariest terror incident in our borders since 9/11. >> we have a multi casualty incident here. >> reporter: just over 25

baldwin's autograph? get lost, kid. @ can you get me mr. baldwin's autograph?tations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. neil: have you seen this? it's an ad that screams like a cry for help, but what if i told you it's a cry for fries and a big mac and a coke to go with that. yeah, this ad, this ad you're looking at has mental health advocates hitting the roof. it's to get you under the arches. now mcdonald's just about having anything to do with the ad saying it's a local agency that went off on its own, but a lot of folks going off on mcdonald's now. one says they are overreacting. why? >> you know, we have political correctness and hypersensitivity run amuck in the society to a point where advertisers can't do anything these days without worrying to offend you or me or offend someone else.