boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! t was the jubilation we saw here on the streets of boston overnight over the news that 19-year-old jock hadzhokha tsarnaev was taken into custody. he was captured last night after a gunfight with police. this tweet confirmed what residents had been hoping for since monday's bombing, it says "suspect in custody." the fbi was quick to announce the dramatic conclusion adding the word "captured" to its wanted poster and now this morning's "boston globe" really wraps up the sentiment of the entire city, the headline "nightmare's end." >> a banner headline after what has been an unbelievable week in the city. >> quite a front page. after tsarnaev's capture last night the president addressed the nation, he praised the police and the people of boston. >> that's right but he also said answers, we need answers in this tragedy and the support of the entire federal government would be needed as well and would be made available. athena jones is in washington. what else did we learn from the preside

, boston, boston, boston. boston, boston, boston, boston. >> they're saying boston, boston. like the scene in watertown, s bost bostonians taking to the street. joining us is ron allen who is live tonight in boston. we're told this is where the suspect is being treated. we're told he's in serious condition. thank you for being with us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that was an interesting comparison between the night osami bin laden was killed and tonight in the celebrations. i was at ground zero. one big difference is this was very local. this was communal. this was really close. a lot of those officers were known many the community. the ones from watertown, bostons it was very really close. it was interesting to see the interaction between the public and law enforcement. the cars were driving down the streets and people were cheering and the officers were smiling. everybody was relieved. it was an amazing relationship that you could see very close. here at the hospital we don't know a lot about the suspect's condition. serious, according to police. we believe he lost a

boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! loved city, giddy bostonians really erupted in celebration after police captured 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. this morning he is hospitalized in serious condition, this photo showing tsarnaev just as he's being arrested, this has exploded across social media overnight and this image from cbs news shows the bloody teen on a boat in a watertown backyard where he had likely been hiding for hours. he was first wounded in the friday morning shoot-out with police that killed his brother. he may have been hit again in last night's gun fight with police. the boat's owner pulled back a tarp to find tsarnaev lying there, he was apparently weak from blood loss but still refused to surrender until the last volley of gunfire. >> we have movement in the boat. he just sat up. he's moving, flailing about. >> it was massive blood loss that likely put dzhokhar tsarnaev in the hospital after his capture. >> the suspect is in serious condition, believe he was injured in the same gun fight that killed hi

boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! >> 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is in a boston hospital this morning under heavy guard. this image from cbs news showed him bloody on a boat in a backyard in watertown. he was captured last night after a gunfight with police. >> this tweet confirmed what residents were hoping for since monday's bombing. suspect in custody. the fbi announced the dramatic conclusion adding the word captured to its wanted poster and now this morning's "boston globe" wraps up the feeling of an entire city, nightmare's end. >> the brothers suspected of the bombings are of chechen heritage. the home in southern russia is a place known as the north caucus region and the majority of chechens are muslim. >> twice since the fall of the soviet union they waged war for their independence. second one started in 1999 and over the years it morphed into a radical movement that included the 2004 attack on a russian school that left 350 people dead and shocked the world. joining me now from washington is christ

there's boston commons, boston general, boston college and university, food called boston, baked beanboston chicken. sports teams called boston. red sox. bruins. celtics. of course, a marathon called boston. what is a city to do when a happy, joyous event gets twisted into a nightmare. there is still going to be remembering. >> people are coming to take pictures of it because there was a bombing here. i mean, it might not be remembered anymore as the historic boston marathon it's the marathon that had the boston bombing. >> that reality may be harder to shake. boston sports writer and broadcaster. >> we are the hub of the universe, i just don't think this becomes any kind of defining event. it might be associated with the marathon for a long, long time. but it won't be attached to our city. >> and do you know what that is? regular folks, not celebrities, but wheem with lives to live do just that. >> anything else? >> today it was people like michelle who was back at work serving up abbotts frozen custard, now in its 111th year. and this inspector switching tracks for the boston transi

the earliest days of our nation, and it's a day that draws the world to boston's streets in a spirit of friendly competition. boston is a tough and resilient town, so are its people. i'm supremely confident that bostonians will pull together, take care of each other, and move forward as one proud city and as they do, the american people will be with them every single step of the way. you should anticipate that as we get more information, our teams will provide you briefings. we're still in the investigation stage at this point, but i just want to reiterate, we will find out who did this, and we will hold them accountable. thank you very much. >> president making a brief statement about three minutes or so. if you were monitoring what he had to say, the president vowing

. >> john, you're a boston native, grew up in boston, worked in 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 c

terrell brown, cbs news, boston. >> the spirit of boston, that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley in bostonod night. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> there's no way to describe it. it's absolutely horrific. >> from boston, back to the bay area, with stories of terror. >> that was pretty scary. there were people dropping to the ground praying. >> tonight the renewed promises to keep people here safe. >> we have to do what we have to do, keep everybody secure. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin, crude but deadly. that's how investigators were describing the bombs that went off to the boston marathon. we learned learned today those devices were put in pressure cookers. 3 people died in the attacks, 2 young women and an 8-year-old boy. 170 more people were wounded. so far there's been no claim of responsibility and there are no suspects but the fbi says someone out there knows something. >> the person who did this is someone's friend, neighbor, coworker or relative. we are asking anyone who may have heard someone speak abo

recap, officials in boston now confirm to our debt, 23 others hurt after two bombs regard to explosions occurred -- two are dead. we have yet to confirm they were actually bombs. a boston police officer reports a third explosion in the city. the police commissioner says authorities are not certain the explosion at the jfk library was related to the other blast, but they are treating it as if it is. >> as with all these developments, we will keep you posted. abc news will have complete coverage for you coming up, a ♪ [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is limitless. [ female announcer ] from finding the best way... ♪ to finding the best catch... ♪ wireless is limitless.

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and in boston today, as you know today is the boston marathon, and the boston marathon is held on a state holiday in massachusetts only that's called patriot's day. and that always makes today a different kind of day than the rest of the year. but driving through boston tonight to get here to get to mass general, it's eerie. it's eerie in boston tonight that even with all of the security response that we've got right now, there's just nobody out. and obviously people are doing that and staying at home in order to respect the wishes of law enforcement authorities who are telling people essentially to stay out of the way while the investigation continues. as we get further details on the investigation, boston is left to confront the fact that with everything planned, with everything planned in terms of security, with everything planned in terms of making this the megaevent that it is in boston with hundreds of thousands of people coming into the city who aren't familiar with the city, mere for the event, to have a security event like what happened today, is -- it's hard to fathom. it's been

boston! [applause] not here in boston! you've shown us, boston, that in the face of evil americans will lift up what's good. in the face of of cruelty, we will choose compassion. in the face of those who would visit death upon innocents, we will choose to stay in the comfort and to heal. we'll choose friendship. we'll choose love. the scripture teaches us god has not given us a pitter of fear -- a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love and self-discipline. and that's the spirit you've display ared in recent days. -- you've displayed in recent days. when doctors and nurses, police and firefighters and emts and guardsmen run towards explosions to treat the wounded, that's discipline. when exhausted runners, including our troops and veterans who never expected to see such carnage on the streets back home, become first responders themselves tending to the injured, that's real power. when bostonians carried victims if their arms -- in their arms, delivered water and blankets, line up to give blood, open their homes to total strangers, give th

exploritorium. >> that is pretty >> back to our top story, in boston, boston station is reporting that an arrest has been made in the boston pair no one bombing that killed three people and injured more than 170 but abc7 news has not confirmed that. there are conflicting reports out there on whether a suspect has been actually even been identified or if they have seen someone on surveillance video but not actually identified him yet. >> an associated press release is saying an arrest is imminent and the is the were will brought to court the we are checking all of this and checking with our own network. abc7 news reporter is in boston and will have reports for us later today. the f.b.i. is planning a news conference at 2:00 our time to release all of the details. >> you will want did stay with us and you can go to our website for more information or follow us on twitter for breaking news. >> from you will of always at abc7 news thank you for joining [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is an accountant and a professional bowler who loves his balls so much, he names

boston. boston strong. >>> well, the spirit of marathon runners still undaunted after the boston terror attacks. after a moment of silence for boston victims, more than 30,000 runners participated in this weekend's country music marathon in nashville. it is the biggest race in the united states since the boston attack. runners we spoke to said they felt safe. hundreds of law enforcement officers and security personnel were, of course, on hand. about 26,000 people in spain are running in today's marathon in madrid. spanish authority increased security following the attack here in boston and last week they actually arrested two terror suspects. both of those men accused of having connections to an al qaeda group and islamic extremists. the two men have a profile similar to the two boston bombing suspects. al goodman live from madrid this morning. hello, al, tell me first about the atmosphere there at the marathon. >> hi, poppy. well, thankfully this is just a thrilling, competitive marathon, as you can see behind me, we're near the finish line. but clearly the boston marathon balm abing seemingly

you can't afford your medication, >> back to our top story, in boston, boston station is reporting that an arrest has been made in the bostonair no one bombing that killed three people and injured more than 170 but abc7 news has not confirmed that. there are conflicting reports out there on whether a suspect has been actually even been identified or if they have seen someone on surveillance video but not actually identified him yet. >> an associated press release is saying an arrest is imminent and the is the were will brought to court the we are checking all of this and checking with our own network. abc7 news reporter is in boston and will have reports for us later today. the f.b.i. is planning a news conference at 2:00 our time to release all of the details. >> you will want did stay with us and you can go to our website for more information or follow us on twitter for breaking news. >> from you will of always at abc7 news thank you for joining [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital netwo

boston. biggest day in the city of boston all year, always, patriots day, the boston marathon. this is videotape from the immediate aftermath. being told something -- okay. this is on the boston globe website. we knew this existed. it's just coming in. ground-level view. and then the second explosion to the left. and i'm being told the photographer of the video is on the phone with us. steve, can you hear me? >> yes, i can. yes, brian. >> hey, steve. you were using a digital camera, just doing your job at the finish? >> yeah, was at the finish line getting the late runners coming across, much of those the charity runners, 2:50 p.m., at the finish line. things going along swimmingly, and then boom. we heard a loud explosion at boylston, about 15 yards from where i was, and smoke billowed straight up into the air. and me and the other photographers immediately ran over there. and within 20 seconds of that, as we were starting to get a grip on the scene, a second explosion went off in the next corner, boylston and fifth, apparently both devices were in trash cans, and they went off

it's also a blessing in disguise to realize how fortunate i am to live in boston, the people that are in boston and what makes bostonreporter: steve byrne says his life won't be the same. neither will his city. but the signs of healing are beginning to appear. don dahler, cbs news, boston. >>> that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com police push for a bigger presence - from big brot >>> extra eyes dedicated to securing your safety in the wake of the boston bombings, bay area police pushing for a brother. >> but critics see nothing but trouble. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. the city of boston fell silent today to remember the victims of the marathon bombings. it's been one week since the attack that killed three people and wounded many more. 50 victims ar

all willing to help.lling to h that is how boston comes co together like it has never come before.befo. this tragedy is not going to to stop boston. we are boston, we are one community and we will not let terror take us over. >> thank you. you. >> if you're hearing from mayor thomas menino of boston, there's a resiliency from the people of of boston and of course beyond. he is talking about ways that people can help some of theso victims and i'm sure a lot of families could use that help could use right now. th >> indeed, our coverage of the boston marathon bombings will will continue later on fox 5 news at at 5:00. >>> the discovery that is is raising new concerns about the safety of d.c.'s fire department fleet. i'm obviously disgusted with his behavior. >> and a local landlord pleads pleads guilty to peeping tom charges we will show you what he used to us spy on his victims. i'm with joe and belinda, they don't think walmart has the brands they need to grow a great garden. not really. you'll be surprised come meet someone. this is dr. mark, the lawn and garden specialist. hey guys! hey, what can i do to make my garden better? using the right

boston. are the clues buried in the bombs? we are live on the scene with the breaking new details and the brand-new video. >> this is a special edition of "good morning america," terror at the boston marathon. live, from bostonod morning, america. to all our viewers in the west, we're live from boston, where it's 10:00 a.m. right now. a city still in shock. the images from yesterday right there. right now, there's a live briefing happening with the governor of massachusetts, the mayor of boston, the fbi special agent in charge. the headlines from deval patrick, he said, no unexploded bombs were found at the marathon. the only explosives where the two bombs that wept off. they added there were no additional tlets. this came from the fbi agent in charge. i'm joined by josh elliott, brian ross, martha raddatz, working here through the night. >> we're near the explosion point, some three blocks behind us and to the left down boylston. the marathon here, a signature event for this city. torn apart by the schahrapnel s from those boms. the injury for so many, hundreds of injuries from schaap lel wounds, loss of limbs. the american revolution started outside the city. many of the people on spring

boston will survive. -- as the made usair, boston will survive. s -- as the mayor said, bostonl survive. >> thank you. i'm the special agent in charge at the f.b.i.'s washington dif vig. i would like to start thisthis morning by thanking the first responders from boston ems and boston fire department and the volunteer physicians, nurses and medical staff from the community who volume teared at the marathon. their services and heroic actions saved lives yesterday afternoon. we continue to work shoulder to shoulder with the partners ater the boston police department,t, the massachusetts state police l as well as all our other agencies. our submission to clear to bring to justice those responsible for the bombing. the american public wants answers. the citizens of the city ofcity boston and the commonwealth of massachusetts want and deserve answers. this group of dedicated men anda women standing before you today pledge to do everything possible to get the answers. this remains a very active investigation. our ongoing investigation in various locations throughout the area goods on

boston. it usually the happiest day of the calendar in boston, the running of the boston marathon. the red sox played earlier today and instead, a virtually 15 block area in central boston is now locked down except public safety officials. it is now a crime scene. this was the first photo we saw this afternoon on social media indicating to us -- we got first word of this of the atwitter that there had been a blast along the route of the marathon. then we saw the first photo showing a plume of smoke in the background and an orange flash. we later learned as we learned the grisly aftereffect, the reason we're talking about two fatalities, a mass casualty the foreground explosion is the second blast. or 20 secondst 15 apart. we have been talking to eyewitnesses' and our own correspondence. by our ownjoined national security analyst, former head of the counter- terrorism center for the federal government. since youn some time and i spoke and enough time has elapsed. these were devices that were left there. were you content with the precautions and are you content based on what is in the

boston common. this is the scene a short time ago at boston common. >> usa! usa! usa! boston! boston! hey're saying boston, boston! . they're showing gratitude and relief and joy that this has come to an end. >> rachel maddow on how it all unfolded. a little white lailer what one posted on youtube. what it says and tells about tamerlan tsarnaev coming up. using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere, in seconds rather than months. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. i found our colors. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... you need brushes... you should check out our workshops... push your color boundaries while staying well within your budget walls. i want to paint something else. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. behr premium plus interior paint, only at the home depot and starting at $23.46 a gallon. ...amelia... neil

boston is they're still going through this horrible minors. liz: and speaking of boston, if you don't know, he is a billionaire boston businessman. he represents that city, boston properties is a huge real-estate conglomerate, but also he is a journalist and editor in chief of u.s. news and world report. this is a man who says i and doubling down on boston. boston is in the name of our company. we will increase security and our boston offices. he said he would of course wave the boston flag even more dramatically. >> people who are bostonian some of the merrier, originally from boston, but going to our affiliate, channel 25 in boston the latest. >> typically you tend to get the people who are closer to the impact. you can get people who are fairly far away as well who will have either shrapnel or some other kinds hit them. generally any explosive injury like this how close your to the blast. >> how long? >> we have enough time to prepare. very little time. also very well drilled. we have done city-wide drills for this kind of event. and so they're very well prepared. they scramble theirs. the victims were assessed and tree august.

emotional day for the people of boston and >>> such an emotional day for the people of boston and the entire nation and all of us. your impressions, diana? >> i worked in bostonbz for a while. and, you know, the city comes alive when the marathon is happening. this really is a special time for the city. to see this happen to such a wonderful group of people. because working there, they embraced you almost immediately. and this is such a tragic event. but i will say this, boston is the type of town, they don't like to be messed with. yes, they are tough people, resilient and i know they will come back stronger. of all the places for this to happen, boston is known for its world class hospitals. so you know they were prepared for something like this. they're getting the best treatment that they could get. >> my experience watching this obviously, the obvious feelings of just shock and horror and sadness all that. but social media really struck me. i just got on twitter recently. we talked about that on the show. i went right to it and i got lots and lots of updates. it's really amazing how that works during a crisis like that. also, on my facebook page. most of

boston. biggest day in the city of boston all year, always. patriots day. the boston marathon. this is videotape from the immediate aftermath. being told something -- okay. this is on the "boston globe" website. we knew this existed. it's just coming in. ground-level view. and then the second explosion to the left. and i'm being told the photographer of the video, steve sill, is on the phone with us. steve, can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> so you were using -- hey, steve. you were using a digital camera, just doing your job at the finish? >> yeah. i was at the finish line, getting the late runners coming across. much of those are charity runners. at about 2:50 p.m. sitting right up on the finish line. you know, things just going along swimmingly. and then boom, we heard a loud explosion. right at the corner of boylston about 15 yards from where i was. smoke billowed up in the air. 20 seconds after that, just as we were getting a grip on the scene, a second explosion went up on the next corner. that would be boylston and fairfield street. apparently, both devices were in trash

boston. three people now dead after two explosions detonated at the finish line of the boston marathon, one of them an eight-year-old boy. terror in boston. >> something just blew up [ screaming ] . >> two explosions within seconds of each other near the finish line of the boston marathon. >> i heard a noise. i've never heard anything as loud as that in my entire life and felt the ground shake like nothing ever before. >> the deadly blast knocked runners off their feet and triggered mass chaos. >> obviously there are many people in the crowd who were severely injured. it was -- it was just quite a -- a scene to see, something obviously that you never want to see or never imagined you isle see. >> massachusetts governor deval patrick called it a horrific day in boston and is calling on residents to be hypervigilant. >> please report suspicious packages or parcels or suspicious activity to local law inforcement. >> the investigation is ongoing involving the fbi along with state and local officials. >> we're working diligently to gather information and gatt every all the facts and bring those who are responsible for this crime to justice as

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 to this and what the feeling in the c

boston common. yeah, this was the scene a short time ago at boston common. they're saying boston, boston. like the scene in watertown, bostonians taking to the streets to express relief and gratitude and joy that this situation has come to an end. joining us now is ron allen, live tonight at the medical center in boston which we're told is where the suspect is being treated. we're also told that he is in serious condition. ron, thank you very much for being with us. what can you tell us about what's happening at the hospital? >> first, that was an interesting comparison you made between the night osama bin laden was killed and tonight and the sell briggss. i was at ground zero then. one big difference, rachel is that this was very local. this was communal. this was really close. a lot of those officers were known in the community. the ones in watertown, from boston, it was very close and a really amazing thing to see the interaction between the public and law enforcement when they came together. when the cars were driving down through the street and the roads were lined and people were che

boston area. at the finish line of the boston marathon as well as one explosion outside of the j.f.k. library in boston now as you can imagine these explosions have put the entire country on high alert president obama himself called the boston police department to find out what the situation was that was announced by the police commissioner in that hearing and the white house is closed right now we will continue to follow this story and update you on any new developments throughout the night for up to date for up to the minute updates go to our website or to dot com slash usa and we will be joining our to correspondent marina porter with the latest information in just a little bit so hang on and we'll get his that news in just a little bit. now the point of patents is to make sure that the people who spend the time and the money developing a new product get the opportunity to profit off of their hard work but what if the new product is up for that is up for a patent is your own d.n.a. that's right today the supreme court heard a case about whether the biotechnology company known as myriad can patent a

boston boston under a lockdown. residents told to shelter in place. we're talking about over 300,000 people right now whose lives are on hold. it extends beyond that. most of the major college campuses have shutdown. they shutdown the transit system in bostonrd off any avenue of escape for this suspect number two. they believe he is still in watertown at least the reinforcements we've seen seem to indicate that. more and more police from other cities including boston, state police, have converged here. they sealed off at least a 20-block area. residents are encouraged to stay inside because police are actually moving in some cases house to house as they search for the suspect. right now, back to you, savannah. >> we'll join massachusetts governor deval patrick's news conference in progress. >> good morning, everybody. a couple points that i want to make and then i'm going to ask commissioner davis from boston and colonel alvin from state police to make a statement. we're not going to take questions this morning. we've had a very rapidly developing situation in the course of the night. i've been briefed throughout the night. i think you know the basics that suspect one is dead and suspect two is on the run. we have an officer seriously woun

boston's finest. today they delivered cookies to boston's finest. >> it is great that they helped and i really wanted to thank them. >> reporter: bostonicked strong, we are one boston. >> i feel like a firefighter i'm getting so much love. all right? >> this is boston. my home. i'll never turn my back on it, you know? >> reporter: katy tur, nbc news, boston. >>> that's nbc news "nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. and for all of us here at nbc news, goodnight. i knew there were a lot of tech jobs available out there. i knew devry university would give me the skills that i needed to make one of those tech jobs mine. we teach cutting-edge engineering technology, computer information systems, networking and communications management -- the things that our students need to know in the world today. our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. >>> right now at 6:00, the sun still

boston and the crisis in north korea and the budget, pleased to speak to senator bernie sanders from washington. good to have you on this program. >> bid to be with you. >> let's start with boston. i do not know if you know any more than the rest of us. let's start with your thoughts on what happened in boston. >> boston is the capital of new england, that is where i live. the boston marathon is one of the great events in this country. tragedy.eal, real our hearts and prayers go out to the families who have been maimed, people who have been maimed or killed. it is a terrible, terrible event. >> what does it mean to you at least if this happened in boston, we know that 10 years ago when 9/11 occurred, one of off fromnes ttook airport. as you mentioned, boston is the capital of new england. what is your sense that the country has to do with this in boston? >> it is ultimately, extraordinarily sad. to think that people are celebrating an event, running 26 miles, cannot do that in safety. it is a terrible thing. rd: when the country has to this, it i sugh a cause to put politics on the back burner. that cannot be ignored. the issues about that i had asked to come on about to discuss before this incident, how does an act, a horrific act like this change or steer in a different direction the deba

boston. two explosion about a block apart about 15 seconds apart. doctors in boston in bostonre saying that in one hospital in particular there will be at least one or two more fatalities. eight hospitals report that they are treating at least 124 people. and is 15 are in critical condition. a lot of amputations and shrapnel injuries. the fbi considers this a terrorist attack. the president stopped short of saying that. homeland's security is calling this attack will plan. it is not clear yet whether this is a terrorist group or domestic group. they won't say much but they said they say there's no suspect. new lin >> so many first responders converging on this air where the boston mayor of don wasn't attacked pitcher show so much carnage. we just heard recently that a third person has now that pam >> gate something has just happened that i have never seen before. you to have done something that we've never seen before. u2 has created a special channel that is devoted to the boston marathon attacks. u2 has video from different angles of the explosion. this bill is uncensored on

as for the city of boston, the governor here deval patrick said city of boston will operate today but it will not be business as usual. >> i don't expect that. susan mcginnis in boston. thank you. >>> following the explosions in boston, security was tightened around the country. at the white house the secret service shut down access to pennsylvania avenue. patrol cars blocked entry points but the white house was not on lockdown and the park across the street remains open. in new york city, a police command truck was moved to times square. security was stepped up at landmarks like the empire state building and the world trade center and at prominent hotels. >>> there's no claim of responsibility in the attack and no suspects in custody. earlier i spoke to cbs senior correspondent john miller about the investigation. you're a former assistant director for the fbi so you know what they're going through right now. take us through the process. how do you investigate a massive crime scene with i would imagine a lot of small bits of evidence everywhere. >> so on a smaller level this is going to be the kind of investigation you saw for oklahoma city or 9/11 and i say on a s

don't disincentivize coming here legally, violating our laws and -- >> back to boston, we're bringing it back to boston. boston those guys from what it looks like weren't violating any immigration laws. so anna, just close it up for me here. does boston change the immigration debate or is it a bump? >> i think it's a bump. i think people who are against this are going to use it, they're going to use anything they can to try to derail this bill but i think in the end there is enough consensus in congress to get this through and make a constructive bill and issues that need to be addressed they will. >> michael cutler and anna in navar navarro, have a great weekend and thanks for your perspective. >>> just one day after bombs went off in boston your elected officials already playing politics. >> you can't try to shelter from cuts, first responders, if you're in the city of boston, because the federal government has just said to you we have to close our eyes, make cuts across the board to every program and guess what? we have to send you less money to help your first responders. >> are the forced budget cuts maki

it was very quick, quickly that the boston police, boston e.m.s., and boston fire as well as volunteers from the boston athletic association, the b.a.a. that runs the race, moved right in and cleared the area and began to restore order right away. it was a very good team effort on behalf of those who were representing officials of the city, the official police, fire and ambulance. and also the b.a.a. volunteers, the race volunteers. they worked swiftly to move in to the area and to bring boston e.m.s. got their ambulance folks over and to try to take care of injuries. they moved very, very quickly. a bostonnian... proud as a bostonnian to watch our emergency services people work so well. >> ifill: when that first blast went off did you immediately think it was a bomb or did you think it was a manhole cover exploding? >> i thought it was a manhole cover. we've had a few of those usually in colder weather than this. the first time i thought it was a manhole cover, but the size of the fire ball and the cloud gave us pause. then another one happened maybe 15, 20 seconds later probably 100 y

boston's streets in a spirit of friendly competition. boston is a tough and resilient town, so are its people. i'm confident bostonians will pull together, take care of each other and move forward as one proud city. as they do, the american people will be with them every single step of the way. you should anticipate that as bee get more information, our teams will provide you briefings. we're still in the investigation stage at this point. but i just want to reiterate, we will find out who did this and we will hold them accountable. thank you very much. >> president obama from the white house briefing room, saying that all americans stand with the people of boston, a tough and resilient town that has taken a tragedy today. two explosions shortly before 3:00 p.m., near the finish line of the boston marathon. at least two have been killed, dozens have been injured. the president also said we don't know yet who did this or why. as you look at that moment of impact, shortly before 3:00 p.m., but the president promising on behalf of all the american people that we will get to the bottom of this. the investigative stage has just begun. he's ordered every federal resource to help the mayor and governor and police of boston to figure out who did this. those people will be held accountable. we'll stay with this. diane sawyer will be here shortly with a special one-hour edition of "world news." much more on "nightline" and i'll see you tomorrow >>> i saw the garbage barrel explode. i saw the flashings the fire and -- flash, the fire and smoke. >> people were caught by two explosion and another one at the jfk library. police are dismantling two more devic

boston officials conclude another press conference here on this horrific day in boston. we're standing by to hear president obama address the nation after today's events. today is one of the biggest sporting events of the year. the boston marathon attended by half a million people but on this day it was a scene of tragedy. two explosions detonated near the finish line, and we are seeing blowing out of window as nearby buildings and causing people to run for their lives. boston globe showed the moment of the blast. [ screaming ] >> here's what we know at this hour. two blasts just seconds apart. authorities now say a fire at the jfk library was not related. two people are confirmed dead. at least 100 are being treated for their injuries. also, the faa has restricted the air space around the air of the explosions. president obama will address the nation in just a few minutes. his first comments since the blasts. that first explosion occurred near the finish line of the race around 3:00 p.m. about ten seconds later, the second blast went off just up the block. fire, police, and police and medical responders are on the scene. as we speak, people with horrific injuries are being treated at nearby hospitals. joining me now b

boston,. boston police have with a grant >> pam have dramatic video showing the first explosion right there and then you can hear the second explosion about 15 seconds later. this was shot by claude boston globe photographer. that photographer was position that the finish line. we want to warn you some of the images are quite graphic. --boston globe photographer. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> you did that voice, that was the boston globe photographer. once that smoke started clearing, he saw how many victims there were, how bloody the scene was. but your chaos after the blast. now i want you to watch and listen to the second explosion shot by a race spectator and the stand across the street. >> (screaming) >> smoke immediately billowing up, running for safety. hysteria. for thousands at the boston marathon >> pam: imagine being there, kron4's justine waldman has been monitoring witness accounts for those who were nearby when the bombs went off >> i want to start off right now with one of the scenes we've seen over and over. one of the most memorable, that's for sure. 1 and older man who was forced off his feet when the first explosion hit. let's show you that video. we've slowe