the entire boston a has been lockewatertown. the entire area residents are shocked. a local resident talked about what it's like to live in the area. >> it is horrifying. i come here all the time. i got my license here. this is my home and it is scary. think of your home has like, a war zone. >> from people in the neighborhood who are locked down they heard gunshots and people coming into the house searching the house. they are all horrified. i am horrified waiting to hear back from them >> here you see more video people coming out of their homes as a swat team goes then. they are rousted out of bed last night. taking out of their home in water to in massachusetts. the suburbs of massachusetts and boston the western suburbs all affected by this morning as police are looking for this second brother. he is the younger brother. when you look at the video that was released of the two suspected bombers, he was the one wearing the white cap, a white baseball cap. >> the older brother of wearing the black baseball cap has been killed after the chase a

and as ama said, public transportation has been brought do a screeching halt around the entire boston area as the intense manhunt continues for the second suspect. we heard from police in boston. s listen. e been to you the shelter-in-place recommendation has been extended throughout the city ofoston. there is a lot of information coming in. we are working closely with federal authorities in washington, dc. we are examining all databases, all potential leads and officers are moving around the city right now. please be patient. work with us. if you see anything suspicious, let us know. >> that shelter in place warning in effect in the entire boston area. that is a huge area, hundreds of thousands of people affected by that. we are live in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> the 11-year-old boy from martinez hurt in the explosions could be out of intensive care this morning and suffered a deep thigh wound while he waited for his mom to cross the finish line but his family says he made tremendous progress. who wouldn't after receiving a visit from the first lady, michelle obama talks with aaron he

they closed the subway system in the boston area. it remains closed. suspended. greyhound service in and out of boston has been suspended as well. amtrak has been suspended. amtrak says it will restore that service when local authorities inform it that it can. the federal aviation issued temporary flight restrictions over parts of boston. logan airport remained open, but under heightened security and most flights are departing and arriving on schedule. cheryl: peter barnes, they give very much. harry, you are a detective the nypd terror unit. we are looking at a young suspect. nineteen years old. he has now escaped and eluded police caught not once, but twice. we have gunfire in the boston area. can he possibly be acting alone? >> right now, i think so. i think he is just running around trying to get away. we need to capture him before it gets dark. if we do not, there is a good chance he may get away. it will be very hard for the police to try to track them when it is dark. cheryl: he is hiding in buildings. we do not know where he is. police have bee

. >> friday night's dramatic event followed a massive manhunt in the boston area. after thursday night's gun authorities that resulted in the death of his older brother, dzhokhar tsarnaev, he eventually gave himself up. and anderson cooper got all the details from boston's police commissioner, edward davis. >> he was severely injured, and most likely the shoot-out that occurred last night, there was an exchange of gunfire with police this afternoon. >> so there was an exchange of back and forth of gunfire this afternoon in the boat location, is that correct? >> that's correct. that's what i have been told. the boston police officers and the massachusetts state police and federal agents surrounded the boat, and there was an exchange of gunfire, and they were able to remove the suspect from the boat. >> president obama spoke to reporters shortly after dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured. he wanted to find out why the brothers carried out the bombing plot and whether anybody else may have been involved. >> one thing we do know is that whatever hateful agenda drove these men

the western area of watertown. >> schools and the boston area are closed. ss transit is shutdown as the entire area is on locked down. people are being told to stay inside their homes. this started late last night with a shooting at mit. at first authorities did not think it was related. at that point there was a carjacking when police began to piece band together with the realization that the shooting at mit could be connected to the two brothers who were wanted for placing the bonds at the boston marathon. >> we want to go live. pamela brown is in watertown, conn. following the latest weather seems to be police activity going on at the moment. >> hundreds of thousands of people from watertown massachusetts all the way to boston are being told to stay inside their homes. the entire area is on lock down as a parties continue to hunt for the suspect on the loosed off their calling a terrorist. >> 26 year-old suspect in connection with the boston marathon bombings is dead. his 19 year-old brother is on the run. boston is on edge after a night of violence and c

boston. this has expanded over a wider area. simply extraordinary night with events changing minute by minute. there is a manhunt, a very active manhunt under way right now for suspect number two in the boston marathon bombings. people who work near arsenal mall in watertown are being told to stay away. that is simply the beginning. people who live in the general area, we are talking about various towns, a number of towns near boston, are also being told to stay home. at this moment, police in the boston suburb of watertown are searching for a man believed to be suspect number two in the boston marathon attack. that is the man who's been shown in the white cap. he's believed to be armed, he's believed to be dangerous. police called him a terrorist on the loose, and moments ago police spoke about the grave nature of the manhunt. overnight, there was an armed confrontation between police and two suspects, including the man believed to be suspect number one in the marathon attack. also suspect number two. we do not know his name. su

what a night it has been in the boston area. if you are just joining us recapping quickly, the two suspects in the boston marathon bombing surfaced last night, robbing a 7-11, shooting a police officer on the campus of m.i. t. then a car chase ensued ending up in the watertown area of boston of the suspects number 1, wearing the black hat, was shot and killed by authorities. suspect number 2 wearing the white hat is on the loose, considered armed and dangerous. s.w.a.t. teams are now coming the area joining us on our news line o our local progressive talk radio station and sirius sirius xm. ron agrilla is the editor of boston.com. tell us how big an area is this watertown? they are talking about the western suburbs. >> that's a pretty big area. isn't it? >> it's relatively big. boston, itself, is a relatively small city geographically with a lot of people. the watertown area is on the west side. the whole area there boston, cambridge, watertown, all of that area is on very high alert, and police describe it as a very grave and se

they actually stayed in the boston area. when the house was searched, they found all the explosive devices, pipe bombs, and they have been laying them out in the street trying to get rid of them. but my -- now i'm speculating but i think it's very likely that they may have been planning for a second wave of attacks. in the area. which is very, very dangerous. >> bret: now, we have the travel records of the older, 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnae much v last year he traveled out of the country for six months went to jfk to moscow. we don't know where he went exactly overseas. what is your thought about that and what that means? >> bret, this is the most deserving piece of the puzzle that i have put together myself. and it's my theory, but the information i have been briefed on, putting it together when the older son visits the father, we found out he went through moscow down to where his father lives which is in the checken region. why is that important? as catherine mentioned, the chechens, fiercest jihads out there. they have j

worry if you missed the tax deadline if you're in the boston area. they will get an extension and the irs plans to make an announcement. >> good infmation to have. thanks. >>> nervous investors will be looking for fallout over the bombings and keeping an eye on the investigation in boston. stocks posted their biggest one day drop the year on monday and the selloff continued overseas this morning. weak economic data out of china sparked monday's fall and later bombings in boston drove up investors fears. >>> expect to see police and military presence ramped up at travel hubs in major cities across the country. in boston the governor said the city is open but will not be business as usual. >>> thanks to marathon runners who ran straight to the city's hospitals to donate blood massachusetts general met all of its blood needs for yesterday but encouraging more donations beginning at 7:30 this morning. >> announcer: "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil. >> coming up after the break what can authorities do to keep the public safe at major gath

and there is no driving home around the boston area. they have no mass transit and police are staying off the streets. they're searching for a suspect who is involved with the mayor of palm bombing. blue younker brother is on bulls and the older brother has been killed. >> we will be right back. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. ♪ ♪ sun slight says get up and ♪ mountaunin-grown aroma cominmg through ♪ ♪ a n aew challenge waits for you ♪ ♪ ♪ jumpuin' in' to something ne ♪ ♪ ♪ you roueally llsee all you can do ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ th te best part of wakin' ♪♪ is ifolgers in your cup >> welcome back. the time is 6:11 a.m.. >> here is what we know wabout dzhokhar tsa

after that.people in the entire boston metro area were told to stay in their homes. mass transit was shut-down. the other suspect in the boston marathon bombing.is jah-har's older brother tamerlin.he died in that gunfight with police. the two brothers. also, that he is answering the pressing questions and one of the concerns that we have with this is why this is taking so long. that there could be a suicide best on this person that a suicide-apparel vest... and the brothers have used explosives overnight and early this morning during that confrontation with police. that is for things stand right now. and what we are not sure they have been exchanging but there have been shots fired. and that is the very latest. >> pam: let us go back to our newsroom charles clifford has more information on that boat. charles? >> let me show you the police are working along franklin street this is in watertown. west of downtown boston. this entire area is shut down keeping the media back. and people have been evacuated. they are pinpointing this home on 76 franklin and this is the bulk

authorities issued a no-fly zone over the greater boston area. a manhunt is under way for this man, the man known to be in the white hat believed to be responsible for the monday bombings at the boston marathon. his name is dzhokhar tsarnaev. he is 19 years old and considered armed and dangerous. police believe they know where this man is and that's the action we've been seeing in watertown. boston police released this picture. this was caught by a 7-eleven security camera last night. >> we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. we need it get him in custody. >> now, tsarnaev was born in kyrgyzstan and has a massachusetts driver's license and a resident of camridge. his brother tamerlan tsarnaev, 26 years old, now dead. he was born in russia and became a legal, permanent resident of the united states in 2007. the fbi released this video of the two suspects to the media late yesterday asking for information from the public. then, at approximately 10:20 p.m. last night, police received reports o

celebration in the boston area, boston suburbs. as the second suspect is caught. a horrendous week here ending in applause and smiles and cheers and let me just tell you, a collective sigh of relief here in boston. >> hello, everyone. cnn's world headquarters in atlanta. the end of the man hunt hasz finally come. >> gunfight started to erupt in water town. >> what followed was a tense standoff with the 19-year-old whose older brothers, the suspected bomber had been killed in a shoot-out with authorities the night before. but, unlike his older brother, the youngest would be captured alive. this photo shows the injured being transferred from a scene in the ambulance you see through the win toes there. >> cheers by residents in watertown and also across the boston area. >> yeah, and, john, the first word that police had caught this suspected bomber didn't come in some huge announcement here. it came where else these days? on social media. on twitter. suspect in custody. officers sweeping the area. standby for further information. and then, moments later, boston's may

they told everyone in the boston area and surrounding areas stay inside. don't go to work, don't go to school, don't open businesses. stay inside. now law enforcement agencies have confirmed that the two suspects are brothers. from the russian region of chechnya. stay right here with ktvu news for more. >>> back here at home an hour from right now runners in san francisco will start a race that will honor the victims of the marathon bombing. tara moriarty is at the ferry building in san francisco. that is where the race will start and finish. tara. >> reporter: more than 500 people have signed up to run this race and they will be decked out in yellow and blue the colors for boston to show their support for the victims. they will gather here along the embarcadero. this race should kick off around 7:00. they will do a big loop and end upright back here. the group has a facebook page and the twitter #runforboston. it has turned into a virtual meeting spot for a steady somber screen of users. one said i was lucky enough to finish the boston marathon and i woul

the boston area, here in boston, virtual lockdown. the city is in a virtual lockdown. for the suspected bomber. the search spreading to the university of massachusetts campus dartmouth where 19-year-old tsarnaev is still registered as a student. he's been on the loose since the fire fight with police overnight, the boston suburb of watertown. his 26-year-old brother, tamerlan, he died after a shootout. the suspects threw a grenade and five pipe bombs at police during that confrontation overnight. three of those bombs detonated, two didn't. we're also told that investigators are recovering what they describe as a significant amount of homemade explosives in their pursuit, including a pressure cooker bomb similar to one of the bombs used in the marathon terror attack. once again, as soon as this news conference begins in watertown, we'll have live coverage. in the meantime, i want to learn a little bit more about jahar tsarnaev. you just knew the younger brother? >> yeah. >> you said, boy, that looks like jahar, but you were just joking? you didn't think it was really se

. >>> and word that boston area hospitals released at least 100 of the 183 people injured in monday's attack. we're learning more about the third person killed, identified as a chinese grad student studying at boston university. we are respecting her family's wishes. we are not releasing her name at this time. we're following every new development in the boston marathon bombing investigation. pamela brown with the city's response to the attacks, senior medical correspondent elizabeth coh cohen, but we begin with susan candiotti. we learned overnight from the fbi has one of the two bombs was packed into a pressure cooker. the second was located in some kind of metal container. we don't know if it was a pressure cooker or not. susan, what else do we know knew this morning? >> good morning. these, as you said, are gripping photos taken by those fbi crime seen technicians. in particular, we are talking about a huge blast field that these things were found in. so just amazing work done by these analysts. as they found, for example, twisted debris, pieces of that metal container that the al

we had this greater boston area shutdown today but in particular these folks had a shooting in their neighborhood last night, loss of life, very violent activity. so to provide that level of comfort in the neighborhood we were supplementing the watertown police department. >> day believe somebody is helping him? >> i am not aware of a mercedes. >> [inaudible] >> it is clear there were explosives they had with them last night. they through those at the police officers pursuing them. beyond that what their intentions were is@ supposition. i will not do that. which car? >> [inaudible] the one that you were looking for prior to the carjacking. though honda? >> that car is being processed at this point* did it is -- is relevance to the case is still not known. >> [inaudible] >> it is not something i considered i am worried about apprehending this particular subject. he is a very violent and dangerous person. that is our primary concern. >> does he have a vehicle? >> we don't know of a vehicle that he has. >> which change in the last eight hours now you think the public should feel safe? w

cbs reporter susan mcginnis has been following the overnight developments in the boston area. >> reporter: a massive manhunt is under way for 19-year-old tsarnaev one of the two suspects in the boston marathon bombing. >> we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. rter: law enforcement custody. officers are going do to door looking for dzhokhar tsarnaev. they say he is armed and extremely dangerous. >> we are asking you to stay indoors, to stay in your homes, for the time being. >> reporter: the other suspect is reportedly tsarnaev's brother. he is now dead. events started late thursday night with reports of gunfire on the m.i.t. campus. >> an officer has been shot. >> reporter: a campus police officer was killed in the exchange. they then reportedly stole a car at gunpoint and headed to watertown. that's where police caught up with them and a gunpoint ensued. they caught up with them at 2 a.m. in watertown, massachusetts. officers say the men opened fire and even through improvised bombs at them. >> during the course of that pursuit,

>>> well, before the first runners crossed the finish line at the boston marathon, bomb-sniffing dogs swept the area twice, according to "boston globe." the type of bombs used in boston, though, could have been hard to detect, but at alabama's auburn university, researchers are training what are being called the ultimate bomb-sniffing dogs. randi kaye went there to report. >> reporter: imagine if the boston bombing suspects had left a trail, a trail of vapors in the air that smelled like a bomb. vapors that only a specially trained dog could detect. >> stay. stay. stay. >> reporter: a dog like these now being trained at auburn university. researchers here call them vapor wake dogs. the point of a vapor wake dog is to detect the vapor of the bomb, if you will, before it's actually placed somewhere where it might explode, catch it before that. >> that is exactly correct. your standard bomb dog, your explosive detector dog is primed on looking at an object, a backpack that's placed somewhere. a vapor wake dog's ability is to detect the odor coming off of that backpack on the back of someone as they car

i'll tell you, tonight's dramatic events, they followed a massive man hunt here in the boston area. dzhokhar tsarnaev was actually hulled out in this boat in the boston suburb called watertown. there is a picture. this is the 19-year-old suspect thchlt is the photo courtesy of cnn news. >> he was severely injured and, most likely, the shootout that occurred last night, also the injuries occurred in exchange with gunfire with police this afternoon. >> so there was an exchange of back and forth gunfire in both locations. is that correct? >> that's correct. that's what i've been told. you've got the boston police department, the massachusetts state police, and fbi agents surrounding the both. there was an exchange of gunfire and eventually, they came in, used flash bangs and was able to remove the suspect from the boat without any further injury. >> flash bans tried to disorient him. and with the arrest of dzhokhar, president obama saying this is an important chapter of the boston marathon attack. the president says federal authorities will try to get to the bottom of monday's attack. f

is being extra sensitive to what people in the boston area are going through. >> jane king at the new york stock exchange has more on that and how investors are monitoring the situation in boston in the bloomberg business report. >> we will see if stocks can bounce back or not after taking a hit as the boston marathon tragedy unfolded, stocks, yesterday, suffered the biggest one-day decline since november with america and raw materials falling the most. economic growth in china also was a factor. the i.r.s. announced they are giving boston area taxpayers more time to finish their tax returns with extensions according to the associated press are given on filing and on payment. >> american airlines is taking a big step to exiting bankruptcy, with the parent filing a plan to file chapter 11 as it moves closer to an official messager with us airways. and carnival will reimburse the united states for costs relatessed to breakdowns of cruiseships and the senator rockefeller pressured them to foot the bill. they call the payments "voluntary." at the new york stock exchange, i am jane king wi

there is the greater boston area. ents ago the authorities are telling residents of cambridge to stay inside. that, presumably means that the area of intense search has now encompassed cambridge, massachusetts as well as washington. by the way, that terrorists who is on the loose, dzhokhar tsarnaev, 19 years old from chechnya originally, he was a resident of cambridge, massachusetts. remember last night at 5:00 eastern time, the press conference at a boston where the two suspects were identified and you have the pictures. >> you put those pictures back up again. the guy in the white hat clearly. as a very clear photograph of this man. he is the one that is on loose. white had gone loose. dark cap guy dead. killed after a police chase late last night. that is what happened. i think the release of those pitches last night was an enormous risk on the part of the fbi. nonetheless, they took that risk and it clearly and results. there you have it. on the left, he is the gatt is on the loose. he's the guy who is a resident o

police have sealed off portions of the boston metro area as well as this town about 10 miles west of on, watertown. police also are checking a car that could be tied to this case we understand. this is all after a violent night of chasing the boston marathon terror suspects. one of the suspects and a police officer is dead. this man hunt effectively shutting down a large portion of the nation's fifth largest metro area. we are waiting in on a press conference there in watertown massachusetts that is set to begin at any moment now, so we're waiting for that. we're going to dip in as soon as that begins, but we want to let you know that we have team coverage on this. we just spoke to a woman on the phone. >> i was going to say, from watertown connecticut. >> robert hunda put us in touch with her. and talking about the intense situation. they got the wake-up call at 2 a.m. their time. police, she s.w.a.t. teams coming to her door to tell everybody to stay inside. so again, we're monitoring this. we're waiting for this press conference that will be gettingunder way at any point in time. c

a sense of relief for boston area residents now that the remaining suspect in the boston marathon bombing is in custody. brian todd has the exclusive images documenting the capture of jahar tsarnaev friday night. officers are negotiating with the saw sparks and aziz held inside a boat. >> , a out on your own terms. >> they when through back yards to get to the boat and police were rushing them. >> are you ok? >> reporter: it is just minutes later that they captured him. he had lost blood, was week but had put up a fight in that backyard. in gauging and gunfire and the entire neighborhood was on lockdown. as officers went door-to-door terrified. >> on the cypress street they were combing through this suspect. this is a resident of watertown. >> they searched the living room area. the dining room, the bedrooms, bathrooms, the kitchen. >> reporter: or the searching to the cabinets? >> not through the output of the bedrooms, closet doors and making their way to the back. >> reporter: this is his own footage. during these moments they did not know where he was or if he was carrying explosives

heavily armed police in the boston area are searching door to door for a suspect they believe is responsible for the boston marathon bombings. they have surrounded a house in watertown, a community that has been the focus of an hours long manhunt. a second suspect there died earlier following a gunfight with police. police say they are brothers from somewhere near chechnya. they say the pair carjacked a vehicle and escaped. reuters say they had them for a half hour and they engaged in a gunfight. after they announced one of the men died. they say he is considered armed and dangerous. they match surveillance images from the scene of the marathon attack that killed three and wounded more than 170. boston police identified the man on want run as the one in the white hat. they say he is 19 years old. u.s. media say the dead suspect was 26 years old. they say the brothers have been in the united states for several years. >>> we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. we need to get him in custody. >> remain in your home, we're going to be doin

boston college. so many things revolve around this area. as john said a minute ago, if you're in this part of boston, it's an easy place to get away from. very hard now, and, and, i want to add this, as the police say, they don't want people to congregate, that's tough. many runners were gathering down here at the garden and boston common because they've been told to for a period of time. then police say we don't want people in groups. with this many universities and places people do gather, that's a tough order, wolf. >> certainly is. tom, stand by. we're going to get back to you. by the way, a spokesperson for boston's children's hospital, several people injured at the bombings are now in the hospital, six of them are children. one is the adult parent of one of the children, their conditions, according to the spokeswoman for boston children's hospital, are good to serious. no patient deaths reported at this hospital. but you can see all of the hospitals in the boston area right now receiving injured, treating injured, dealing with this twi

we wanted to update you on the major developments unfolding here in the boston area. boston colleges and public schools closed. public transportation shut down. the manhunt intensifies right now for suspect number two, who is on the loose right now. people who work near the arsenal mall in watertown are being told to stay indoors. people who live in the general area, a number of towns in the general area are being told not to venture outside. stay in your houses, businesses staying closed there. at this moment police in the suburb of watertown are searching for the man believed to be the surviving suspect in the boston marathon attacks. the man who's been shown overnight wearing the white cap at the finish line. he is believed to be armed. he is believed to be dangerous. >> let's catch you up to speed. because i've been up all night reporting on this story. overnight shortly after 10:00 there was an armed confrontation between police and these two suspects. including the man believed to be suspect number one in the marathon attack. that man, the man with the black hat,

perhaps it's just a matter of time, matter of hours before life gets a little bit b to normal in the boston area griffith has been in boston all day, is now in watertown, massachusetts. bill, there is a conference there that was cancelled, you were there for that conference, cancelled due to today's events. what can you tell us at this hour in terms of what's it feel like on the streets of watertown now that this stay-in order has been lifted? >> yeah, the lockdown is over, but the mission is not finished. that's the feeling. what we're watching behind us here in the staging area for all the law enforcement is essentially the dismantling of the law enforcement infrastructure that they've been building all day. just in the last half-hour, since governor patrick announced the end of the lockdown, we've seen the military humvees leaving. choppers leaving. police vans from other communities that have been spending the day here leaving. swat teams that have been combing this area, this 20-block area around watertown, they all came back. taking off their gear. looked like a long day for them. we're wa

transit system serving the entire greater boston area has been shut down. according to its website, the mbta is the nation's fifth largest mass transit system serving an area of more than 3,000 square miles. the m.i.t. campus, despite reassuring faculty, students, professors there that the situation is safe, is shut down today and is mourning the death of one of its police officers. we can also tell you president obama was briefed overnight. on the series of events by lisa moniker, assistant for homeland security and counterterrorism. again, going back importantly to the details, what we do know about these suspects, which we can tell you from our very own pete williams is that they are in their early 20s, they've been in the u.s. about a year, and they have some military experience. that's all we feel comfortable reporting at this point. so, again, massachusetts institute of technology classes are canceled. the mbta transit service, which serves the greater boston area, including of course a lot of major financial firms is shut down on this friday. markets,

well kevin certainly the younger brother remains in a hospital in the boston area he is being treated last night we heard when he was arrested that he had suffered serious injuries there were certain rumors possibly that he had suffered some kind of spinal injury in the standoff between police that lasted for about two hours this information there's not too many details as of yet in terms of exactly what kind of medical treatment he's undergoing but we do know of course that after almost over twenty hours of a manhunt that involves thousands of law enforcement officials here in the greater boston area and the two hour standoff we do know that the younger brother had suffered that there was blood and he there were certain blood trails that led locals and then later the law enforcement to being able to track down the younger brother we do know that he's in hospital right now and that all the legal proceedings will in fact kick off as soon as he gets all the medical treatment that's necessary for him to be able to function in this investigation and this is. a region of boston there thank

information, since you're talking about this, for folks that are watching in the boston or around the boston area, looking for loved ones around boston. here's important information for getting in contact with loved ones in boston. cell service is jammed up. google released googles person finder. go to google.org/personfinder, leading you to boston explosions. you follow the prompts, you're looking for someone or have information about someone. with cell service so spotty because of the overload, this is a great way, if you have an internet connection to try to track down loved ones or friends in boston. you can logon to redcross.org, their safe and well services serves the same purpose. boston.com set up a google doc for people who need a place to stay or a place to house runners who can't get to their hotel. we'll put that up on our website. the major thing about marathon day in major cities -- i haven't been to the boston marathon but in a lot of cities, is the communal spirit they tend to engender. charlie, i wonder your sense of how the boston police and local boston officials have responded

i wonder if they may be in the boston area, bret. >> we have talked about it here .ow these guys look and their demeanor and not turning ideas and suspect number two, this is the guy the f.b.i. said put down one of the guys and the other gry has glasses and guy with the white hat doesn't care. >> it appears he is the younger of the two . mark was right. with suspect number two, guy with the white hat on, the reason ha not trying to disguise his face. he's young and not exited a lot of street crime and he was not thinking we know how to investigate these dayses. i think suspect number one had on the glasses and he may be the older of the two and little bit more experience . i am just speculating, but that is what it appears to be at this point. >> bret: it is chilling to thatthink that the backpacks may be filled with the volatile bombs and eventually killed three people and wounded more than 170. >> and more chilling to that. these ied devices. we know they probably had to be put together within an hour or two at the time in which they went off. we wonder how far the

the massive man hunt left the entire boston area paralyzed. alyssa harrington shows us boston police learned some of the key tactics they have been using this week right here in the bay area. >> those first responders acted very quickly, very professionally. >> and share of gregory might have something to do with that. for two years, boston sent teams to the bay area for urban shield exercises. an emergency response system he developed. first responders compete and train for high risk events. basically in a disaster, a single agency can get overwelmed. when everyone shows up, s.w.a.t., etcetera, it can complicate communication. urban shield assesses the strength and limitations of each individual agency. then prepares an organized response, forcing people to work together. boston modeled its own and has been using it since 2010. >> we are proud to know our program has been duplicated in other parts of the country. we are glad it was beneficial to the first responders in boston. >> urban shield exercises are held in the bay area once a year. the

a number of developments in the boston area. began around 10:45 yesterday evening in cambridge, massachusetts, just outside of boston when an m.i.t. campus police officer was responding to a disturbance and was shot multiple times. he was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. at that time, officials said they began an investigation. a few hours later, some activity began in watertown, massachusetts, 4 1/2 miles outside of cambridge away from cambridge and officials say there was a fire fight between two suspects and a number of law enforcement officers. we played a tape a short while ago, a home video of what appeared to be that fire fight. witnesses also reported hearing a number of explosions. we spoke to one eyewitness who said he saw the two suspects tossing what seemed hand grenades and at one point even what appeared to be a pressure cooker bomb at law enforcement officials. now, at this time, we can confirm that one person has been taken into custody. we don't know if there's a second person who has taken into

i want to go now to one of the hospitals in the boston area. ron, can you help me out and tell me exactly where you are? >> yes. level one trauma center not too far from the finish line in boston. >> and what is the scene there right now? and do you have any sense of how many people are being treated? >> we have treated 26 patients altogether here since the blast happened. we've been in -- we have five trauma teams still standing by although we're ready to stand down now and most patients have had minor to moderate injuries although we have had some serious injuries but no deaths. >> 26 people have been treated at your medical center, the brigham medical center. but most of those you said not serious. reports from other hospitals in the area, mass general of more serious injuries, but do you believe that you've now treated everyone that's going to be coming in? >> our understanding in communicating with the local disaster response is that everyone has been transported. so we've had two critical patients and about eight seriously injured. and the

basically while the authorities are trying to locate a needle in a haystack the entire greater boston area which includes millions of people is on a full complete lockdown as officials go from door to door trying to find this nineteen year old suspect in the boston bombing case and certainly this has created quite a commotion and fear in the area people are staying inside their homes businesses are closed homes are closed there's no public transportation available and of course this is done to make it as easy as possible for officials to try to catch the heart make sure he doesn't get away but also for security reasons because there are still concerns as we speak that further devices might be located throughout the area the investigation is currently trying to find out whether possibly any other people might be associated with the two brothers that are now officially the two suspects one on the loose so this is certainly a peak this situation right now while the greater boston area remains at a lockdown officials are trying to do whatever they can to locate this one two year old nineteen y

the boston red sox play a special game. but everybody in that area outs on the road, all the way into boston. you're never alone. and that's the danger with this. so many people packed in so densely. when you have something crazy like this, there are going to be a lot of fatalities. i fear that that death toll may rise. this is a terrible tragedy. >> joe thank you so much. >>> switching gears, paul, a really windy day, but some relief is on the horizon. >> it was a windy day and a chilly day. we had really gusty winds out there. 55-mile-an-hour wind gusts. the highs today, so chilly outside. low 60's for you in kentfield. napa, you were the warm spot at 63. downtown san francisco, it got no warmer than 54 all day. a weak area of low pressure sliding by. showers are gone. once again, kpix 5 high deaf doppler is dry. low pressure off to our east, which is very strong. right in between the two, you get a pressure gradient. the stronger the gradient, the stronger the wind is. we have another windy day today. look where the winds are coming from. from the

boston. you know this area very well. when you see those twin bombings right in the heart of boston near the finish line at the boston marathon, what goes through your mind? >> back years ago when i worked the associated press, we'd help the sports guys to interview runners or help out with anything they needed at the end. when you see the flags on your white and granite building to the left, that's the main boston library to the left, behind you is the boston common, this is right in the heart of the center of the city. many hotels around there, the lenox hotel, more hotels behind you, fenway park is not far away. important to note, this is a state holiday, patriots day. every year the event is run, red sox have a game every year. just a block is newbury street, a huge shopping area. thousands there for the marathon, thousands enjoying the day off from school, from work for shopping, the towers there, the northern end of boston's financial district, steps away from everything historical and cultural in boston. that part o

this again boston area. specifically, cambridge and the campus of the massachusetts institute a campus officer has been shot and killed by an unknown gunman. there is a reporting tonight - that one suspect has been apprehended in watertown in connection watertown is across the charles river from the school campus. and only a couple miles from mondays tragedy. there are unconfirmed area. raising intense as we know, there is an intense manhunt for the two bombing. the f-b-i releasing those suspect pictures just today. we have to stress, at this time, there is no these two incidents might be related. tonights shooting happened officer was transported to a nearby hospital but did not understandably on edge after monday's tragedy. this story and update you, agents did release images of be behind the boston marathon bombings. >> tonight police announing a sixth arrest in the murder investigation of a santa clara paramedic. who was killed in oakland. this time a 13-year old! this comes as prosecutors announced earl

. >> so all of the hospitals in the boston area, and sanjay, you know these hospitals, some of the best hospitals in the country. they are receiving 100 or so injured and they are dealing with a situation like this. i assume they are prepared for these kinds of emergencies. >> yeah, you know, they are. and these trauma centers we are talking about, while this is unusual, there aren't, obviously, a lot of these types of injuries. they are trained. the first thing you sort of think about in an explosion like this or what are known as primary injuries from the blast itself causing injuries. and also because of the location in between buildings, it can cause a sort of concussive sort of effect, people may have eardrums affected by this, they may have delayed concussive symptoms. that's important for people who think they are just fine, but have concussion-like symptoms later on. secondary blast is when there's shrapnel moving through the air and that injures somebody and then when bodies are moving against bodies or bodies pushed against buildings. that sort of thing. looking at the video,

has gotten but nonetheless, we have to figure out the way that he may be able to get out of the area of boston and try to put stops to those areas. you know, in reality, we have to watch close. i don't think that the law enforcement people are going to say, oh yell, he may be moving out of this area to some place. most and oftentimes when you find people in this type of situation, they usually try to get to a place that they feel very comfortable in and my guess would be is that i would not be surprised if that this individual may not have a particular location that he feels may be the most secure for him. >> now, clint, the problem is that they are in watertown, the police, because that is where they ended up driving. there was no plan if we were to believe the scenario as it's been given to us. so we would assume that he would not have a safe place in watertown. so therefore, he would either have to by foot that we feel he was more familiar or as stated by james, carjack somebody. >> well, you know, as we talked yesterday and today, his brother took a lot of hits, took a lot of rounds when h

caucuses and settled in the united states more than a decade ago this is what's happening in the boston area right now and latest pictures as thousands of officers painstakingly search the city door by door let's go live to our correspondent danny to chicano washington i got it what more do we know this hour about the identities of the suspects and indeed where the second suspect is. we don't know where he is manhunt continues kevin but those were two brothers joe carter i have a nineteen year old and i met a long twenty six year old that answer i have the one who is being the one who is being chased chased now apparently attended a prestigious school in boston the same score where ben affleck and matt damon study it they were on a wrestling team lived in a good neighborhood of course everybody's catching every detail on these men with one question why the men are chechen origin although they've lived in the u.s. for the last ten years we've heard their uncle speak who claims he hasn't seen he hasn't been in touch with the family for a long time here's what he says he's always say just heard

communities and colleges around the boston area on lockdown. in fact, now, the entire city of boston, as we just learned at a press conference a few moments ago. a shelter in place order which means, in effect, stay where you are and lock the doors for the entire city of boston. all told, almost 1 million people being asked to stay inside their homes with their doors locked. >> this area is literally being put into a grinding halt. when you think about this from 20,000 feet or on a national scope. mass transit is shut down. all of mbta, amtrak from providence to boston is shut down, as well. even some low-level air space above boston is closed. as willie mentioned, everything is coming to a halt. m.i.t., emerson, boston college, umass, boston, berkeley, tufts, suffolk university, all closed today. no classes. >> mike barnicle, this is terrorism defined. you have 1 million people inside with the doors locked wondering if a suspect who was willing to take lives and take his own life is lurking in their neighborhood. >> indeed, willie. also an indi

boston. we're all familiar with terrorist threats here in the d.c. area. they enacted a readiness plan very quickly yesterday. the mayor held a press conference, making sure everything went on as scheduled today, but a lot of police presence. i know ever since may your williams instituted that back in 2005 it has been a staple of the hallmark here in the area for people to come out and celebrate and respect the important day. at the same time, we hired -- we we expect tols say see smaller crowds. at this point we expect smaller crowds? he really did not see the police presence here in washington, d.c. it is a very covert strategy at times. the you think there's a lot we do not know going on? >> the city officials, including the mayor, made it very clear you will see police. there will also be activity going on that we do not see. the pentagon yesterday made it very clear they would have extra police presence inside and outside of the facility. we are a block away from the white house where the parade route is ending this afternoon. police have armed office