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there was this extraordinary bombing of the boston marathon, which takes place on patriots day.is a well known national event. it was bombed by two brothers. their names, tsarnaev, were on everyone's lips in 2013. everyone remembers, the brothers that escaped. they had to shut the city down looking for the brothers. one was holed up in a boat in someone else's backyard. the strangely human story of this wanton destruction that they wrought. the film is put together in a classic disaster film fashion. the people assembling for the big day of the boston marathon, and including mark wahlberg as a cop on crowd duty. then there is the kevin bacon, the fbi man, and john goodman as the police chief with his strange eyebrows. this is them having a look after the explosion. those are not our guys. you're not any closer to identifying the guys that we're really looking for. we have to release the pictures. if we release the pictures now it's out of our control. gentlemen, if i may, right now, boston is working against us. right now, in this city, when it comes to terrorism, everyone wants

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there was this extraordinary bombing of the boston marathon, which takes place on patriots day.wo brothers. their names were on everyone's lips in 2013. everyone remembers, the brothers that escaped. they had to shut the city down looking for the brothers. one was holed up in a boat in someone else's backyard. the strangely human story of this wanton destruction that they wrought. the film is put together in a classic disaster film fashion.

in april 2013, roseanne was watching the boston marathon. near the finish line. on i heard and felt the first location, the backpack was pretty much behind me. >> reporter: the second explosion destroyed her right leg. and three strangers ran to help her. one tying a tourniquet. but it was mike who held her hand all the way to the hospital. >> i was sedated until tuesday evening and so when i came out my mom is like who's that firefighter? i'm like are you kidding me right now? i was just blown up. >> to try to go back to everyday life was pretty tough you know. i was lucky that even roseanne's friends and family helped me to help them you know. so -- >> reporter: help roseanne through a long and painful rehabilitation. >> there's some days where i wake up and i'm like this sucks. point-blank. i don't want to do this anymore. but there's at the next day -- always the next day and you know life changes and what can do you? >> reporter: mike proposed to roseanne in december and they plan to marry in the fall. the couple spent months training for the climb up the em

we will tell you what the suspect had planned that he says was 10 times bigger than the boston marathon bombing. roads turning into rivers. the dramatic images out west as thousands have to flee hear homes. for a check of traffic, sheer angela foster. >> thank you. good afternoon everyone on the roads. we have midday work zones tying u.s. that is the biggest culprit to traveling into the district this area. there is some slow traffic on d.c. 295. we have water main break repairs that will tie you up on f street northwest and 8th street. that should go through the afternoon rush, so be alert for delays through that area. also on the map, you are not going to see it, that closure due to police activity. alabama avenue southeast at 9th street. but hitting out to the capital beltway, some activity on the shoulder as you pass can the avenue. not many major delays for the most part. moving at a zpeent pace. that is the latest from traffic announcer: you're watching abc 7 news at noon on your side. >> video has surfaced of actor harrison ford's close call with a jetliner out in california. for

the attack on the boston marathon. the boston marathon bombings. we didn't know what the origin of that was. was it international, terrorism related or not. i convened the principals so the secretary of homeland security, the attorney general, the secretary of the treasury, the cia director, you name it, on down the line. >> rose: fbi director. >> fbi directer, depending what the issue is, the attorney general as i mentioned, the secretary of state. you know, so the whole, the relevant members of the president's cabinet who have expertise, knowledge, interest, equity, perspective on the homeland security issue. >> rose: and were there other principals meetings that did not include those issues that were chaired by someone else, by the national security advisor or by someone else. >> sure, susan rice chairs the principals committee of the national security council. >> rose: right. >> and that would involve depending on what the issue was, all of the people i just mentioned and maybe others. >> rose: when you look at this incident in yemen, it it is

is a would-be terrorist planning a bombing sca spree ten times bigger than the boston marathon attack >> not robert. he is a loving father. >> reporter: the mission of a u.s. citizen with a brief stint in the army a presidents' day massacre. but it was all a sting. after he allegedly began posting isis propaganda and declarations of jihad on social media using a number of aliases including junaid muhammad. >> he opened himself up to being contacted. was anxious to be recognized and walked into the trap set by him for the fbi. >> reporter: pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> pierre will have more on that on "good morning america." >>> the charleston church shooter may have been planning a second attack. we're learning from newly released documents from the federal trial of dylann roof that they show i stopped at another black church that night after killing nine people. the data from his gps was not presented during the trial but wciv told the roof he was too tired after the first attack to continue shooting. >>> and harrison ford probably wishes he wasn't the star of a newly relea

. >> prosecutors say he wanted to take part in an attack that was ten times worse than the boston marathonbombing. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the fbi claims robert hester jr. is a would-be terrorist planning a bombing spree on a scale he believed was ten times bigger than the boston marathon attack. >> not robert jr. no way. he is a loving father. >> reporter: the alleged mission of a u.s. citizen with a brief stint in the u.s. army, a presidents' day terror massacre targeting buses, trains and a train station in kansas city. but it was all a sting. the fbi locked in on hester after he allegedly began posting isis propaganda and declarations of jihad on social media using a number of aliases including junaid muhammad. >> he opened himself up to being contacted. was very anxious to be recognized and kind of walked right into this trap set for him by the fbi. >> reporter: pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> pierre will have a little bit more on that on "good morning america." >>> the charleston church shooter may have been planning a second attack. we're learning from newly

american citizen wanted to carry out the attack, saying it would be 10 times bigger than the boston marathon bombing. that story, coming up next. oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. z2a0gz zi0z y2a0gy yi0y >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. man, underssouri arrest, accused of plotting a presidents' day terror attack in the name of isis. we have the details in the gym first look. >> the fbi claims that robert hester junior is a would-be terrorist, planning a bombing spree on a scale that he believes was 10 times bigger than the boston marathon attack. >> not robert junior, no way, he's a loving father. >> the mission of a army, presidents' day terror massacre, targeting buses in kansas city. the fbi locked in on him after he allegedly began posting isis propaganda and declarations of jihad on social media using a number of alias

then we will have the film review, looking at a film that is not the boston marathon bombings.s all ahead. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. lots coming up tonight, here are the headlines: claudio ranieri says he dreamt of staying at leicester forever. he was sacked last night as the champions sit a point above the relegtion zone. manchester united face a 5000 mile journey in the last 16 of the europa league — drawing russian side rostov today. and from north america to west yorkshire — the toronto wolfpack get ready for their first professional game in rugby league. and coming up on a masterchef, we are in edinburgh and looking forward to the game between lots to get through so let's start with claudio ranieri. the man who helped make one of sport's biggest stories when he managed leicester to the premier league title last year has now become one of football's most famous managerial sackings after he was relieved of his duties last night. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been following the story for us and joins me now. d

one of the runners was a survive over the boston marathon her name is rose ann sdoia.she lost her leg in the 2013 attack. that's also when she met her fiance, a firefighter who saved her life. tony dny deco-pill talked to th >> reporter: roseann sdoia finished the climb to the top of the empire staid building apz. perhaps more chamging because roseann is an amputee. she wasn't running alone. her fiance mike materia was with her every step of the way wearing pounds of gear. >> it began in a moment of tragedy. in april 2013 roseann was watching the boston marathon >> i heard the first one go off. and the backpack was pretty much behind me. >> reporter: it destroyed her right leg. three strangers ran to help her one applied a tourniquet. it was mike who held her hand all the way to the hospital. >> i was sedated until tuesday evening. so when i came out, my mom was like, who's that firefighter. i was like, are you kidding me? i was just blown back. >> i was lucky that even roseann's friends and family helped me to help them. >> and help roseann through a lock and painful

the attack on the boston marathon. the boston marathon bombings.didn't know what the origin of that was. was it international terrorism related or not? i convened the principals -- so the secretary of homeland security, the attorney general, the secretary of treasury, the cia director, you name it. state.retary of charlie: f.b.i. director? lisa: f.b.i. director. depending on what the issue is, the attorney general, as i mentioned, the secretary of state. the relevant members of the president's cabinet who have expertise, knowledge, interest, equity, perspective on the homeland security issue. charlie: were the other principals meetings that were chaired by others? lisa: susan rice chairs the national committee of the national security council and that would involve all of the people i just mentioned and maybe others, depending on the issue. charlie: when you look at this incident in yemen, it's said to have been thought about, considered planned in your administration. correct? lisa: so -- here is the thing. i've been seeing some of the reporting o

. >> a mother and daughter that survived the boston marathon bombing received an honor tonight. celeste lost her legs, sydni struggles with ptsd. they were awarded with the father jim humanitarian award that recognizes those that help others with disabilities. >> still to come after authorities swoop in to arrest remaining pipeline protesters, we'll show you what the site looks like now. plus a computer maker reacts to a laptop explosion. cecily? >> 73-degrees today. a temperature crash sunday and a heat buster will bring us storms. i have details on the timing of that in the accuweather forecast. >> h investigator chad joins us tonight. >> a prosecution den disguised asthma sawj parlors. police are cracking down. >> sixers send one of their big men packing. ducis rogers breaks down the trade when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ >> this empty field is what is left of the site where thousands of people spent nearly a year protesting the dakota access pine line. today the army core of engineers cleared the demonstrators making two dozen arrests. native americans have been pro

you can say a woman who lost her leg in the boston marathon bombing races to the top of the empire stateuilding. by her side, the firefighter who rescued her nearly four years ago and is now her fiancee. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> we've got a pretty tense situation here. the cops are remaining calm. >> fiery protests at the university of california berkeley. >> it's just absolutely horrific. it's horrible. it's disgusting. >> reporter: it started as a peaceful protest but at one point felt like a riot. >> this is not a proud night for the free speech movement. >> there's a new sheriff in town. his name is donald j. trump. this is a new dawn, a new day for relations with iran. >> we're officially putting iran on notice. >> hostage situation at a delaware state prison is over. one of the hostages was rescued this morning. >> one prison staffer was killed. inmates took hostages yesterday. >> president trump giving remarks at the national prayer breakfast. >> when i ran for president, i had to leave the show. they hired a big, big movie star,

want australia exporting, quote, the next boston marathon bmers. >> philip, you have a scoop, a sourceained all this. were you able to get any sense of what the reaction was from australia? this was not the phone conversation the prime minister was expecting to have. >> it is not. it's been huge news in australia, and i followed a lot of it on social media. what the prime minister had to say in his radio interviews last night, he acknowledged that the phone call was testy, but he also came away with an assurance in his mind from trump that the u.s. would honor that agreement for the refugees. however, our sources in the u.s. are telling us trump used the phrase my intention, my intention is to honor that agreement. that leaves him a little wiggle room as a negotiator if he chooses to back out of it at a later date. >> he also tweeted this morning, i'll study this terrible deal or something. trump was very negative on it. now, mr. drucker, you believe that the white house is okay with this reckoning of the phone call making its way into the media even though it did not spin it this way

a woman who lost her leg in the boston marathon bombing races to the top of the empire state building. by her side, the firefighter who rescued her nearly 4 years ago. he's now her fiance. >>> but with begin this morning with today's "eye opener." your world in 90 skojds. >> we even got a pretty tense situation. the police are remaining calm. >> fiery protest at the university of california berkeley. >> horrible, horrific, disgusting. >> it started as a peaceful demonstration but at one point it felt like a riot. >> there's a new sheriff in town. his name is donald j. trump. this is a new day, a new dawn with iran. >> the senate has a responsibility to have an exhaust irv questioning on gorsuch for supreme court justi justice. >> if you can, mitch, i'll go nuclear. >> they're holding guards hostages. >> they have two officers still in harm's way and we're praying really hard that everybody comes out of it okay. >> 76 dakota access pipeline protesters are under arrest. >> they refused to leave a camp set up on private property. >> a fiery crash. >> two are hailed heroes after pulling a

. >> in midst of tragedy two people found boston marathon survivors is is marrying the firefighter that saved her. while laid up in the hospital with am pew taitd leg her mother tried to set her up with the firefighter visiting her. love was lasting on rose anne's mind and mom area persistence paid off the couple's wedding is today after they participate in the annual charity race up the stairs of the empire state building. >> great story. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up on "fox news morning" new acting chief of immigration enforcement pledges to have gentleman jail space for illegal immigrants. >> and a local family says their dog was murdered by d.c. police. >> a live look across the region, 4:41 and 33 degrees. more fox news news morning after the break my hygienist told me to try... ...a mouthwash. so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... go pro with crest mouthwash. checkup? nailed it i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super

that he planned a bombing industry on a scale he believed was ten times bigger than the 2013 boston marathon bombing attack. and planned it at a train station in kansas city. agents went undercover as he started to post pop grand and references to jihad on social media. >> he opened him up to be contacted and be recognized and walked into the trap that was set for him by the fbi. >> hester allegedly bought pipe bombs and rifles and handguns. >>> soda stream is recalling tens of thousands of bottles because they could explode. they have a blue cap and blue bottom base with the expiration date of april 2020. the bottles should be returned for a full refund. so far no injuries are reported. >>> and it's so secret that most adults don't get enough sleep. but sleep deprivation goes all the way to add lessent. and why sleep is vital for young people. >> reporter: between school, sports and friends and outside interests, preteens and teens have a lot going on but one thing they have not getting is sleep. >> teenagers need nine hours of sleep, plain hours, however a 2006 study shows that two-thirds

we had the boston marathon bombing in the city of boston, but, also, you can't stereotype saying everyuntry tore the seven countries they put on the list is a terrorist. they're not terrorists. they're good hard working people that want to earn a living ( applause ) >> trevor: that is a really tough spot to be in because you come from a city. many people can speak but very few come from a city where they have been victims of a terror attack. if somebody says to you, yeah, but mayor walsh, how are you going to protect us? >> the investment should be made in intelligence and in making sure there was a situation of a guy that killed a woman in san francisco and he had been deported five times, well, clearly there is a problem at the borders there, a probe with him continuing to get back in the country. if you want to make investments, make investments in t.s.a., border patrol, in areas that we keep the bad people out once we throw them out. my police department in boston, you know, we're not going to be immigration police. however, if we find somebody that commits a serious crime, we don'

. >> reporter: in 2013 rose ann was watching the runners cross the finish line at the boston marathonnd felt the first one go off and then at the second location, the backpack was pretty much behind me by, i don't know, two or three feet. >> reporter: the second explosion destroyed her right leg and left her bleeding in the street. three strangers ran to her aid, one tying a tourniquet to her leg, but it was mike who held her hand all the way to the hospital. >> he was trying to hold the tourniquet, and me -- >> trying to keep her calm and making myself calm. >> reporter: they've been together ever since following surgeries, doctor visits, and a long search for a prosthetic leg. >> it was a whole new world for me trying to pick one. >> reporter: in september mike surprised roseann with a ring, and not long after her run up the stairs, she'll be walking down the aisle. >> i had a good life before all this happened and i know i still want a good life. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >>> on the campus of the university of california at berkeley. he has been criticized as

. >>> a mother and daughter wounded in the boston marathon bombing was honored tonight for the father bill atkinson humanitarian award ceremony. the mother and her daughter have both gone on to help other survivors. keith is a proud villa nova grad. nice night there on campus. wherever, really. >> nbc 10 found guys playing ball making the most of a day in the middle of winter when they can play their game in shorts and t-shirts. according the glenn's most accurate forecast they will be able to keep that up for a couple more days. >> two more days. if you missed the opportunity to get outside today you have got another chance tomorrow and another chance for most of saturday. not all of saturday. look at the temps. at this hour, 11:00, it's still 61 in pottstown, northeast philly 62. the average high is 46. now we've got up to 73 today. we are going to 74 tomorrow by the end of the month, our calculations show we are going to end up with the warmest february ever recorded in philadelphia by a lot. that's beating a record by over two degrees. if we beat it by two-tenths of a degree that'

. >> the parade starts near the boston marathon finish line which was just repainted for the occasion. officials say the weather may hold down the attendance but the dramatic comeback may actually boost it. >> very determined fans, i will say that. >> they're used to worse weather. i think it'll be fine. >> boston joans will come out. >>> still ahead, the tv company accused of spying on your viewing habits. >>> plus, david beckham finds himself involved in a case of blackmail. detayed about his hacked e-mails and demands for hush money. >>> police officers make a split-second decision to end a standoff with a suspect thought to be armed. >>> a texas police department is using this video as a way to handle confrontations between police and suspects without gunfire. the suspect appears to be pointing a gun at the officers who had been chasing him but instead of opening fire you see there, the officers had a police dog take him down. turns out he was holding a pocket knife and a flashlight. >>> a decision on whether the dakota access pipeline will be completed could come this week. the p

in preparation for the parade, the boston marathon finish line has a fresh coat of paint this morningn though the race isn't for another two months. the parade steps off a few blocks away and will cross the finish line before making its way through the rest of downtown. >> so the big mystery many are wondering about, where is tom brady's jersey? he wore it during the historic game. >> it's now missing. the texas rangers are on the case. and the champ is now speaking out about his suspicions where here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: no sooner than tom brady and the patriots walked off the field in houston with the super bowl trophy and his fifth ring, it now appears that someone with a five-finger discount was racing from the patriot's locker room with the quarterback's jersey. the winning super bowl mvp, who they're now calling the greatest of all time, searched high and low and shared his frustrations with the team's owner. >> someone stole my game jersey. >> you better look online. >> reporter: collectors say the missing jersey that he wore to a fifth super bowl is the holy grail of

. >> reporter: in april 2013, roseann was watching the winners cross the boston marathon finish line.> i heard the first one go off. at the second location, the backpack was behind me by two, three feet. >> reporter: the second explosion destroyed her right leg and left her bleeding in the street. three strangers ran to her aid, one tieing a tourniquet to her leg, but it was mike who held her hand all the way to the hospitals. >> he was trying to hold the tourniquet, and then me... >> trying to keep her calm, and myself calm. >> reporter: they've been together ever since, falling alove amid surgery, doctors visits and the long search for a prosthetic leg. >> it's a whole new world for me in learning how to pick one, and funny enough, we agreed on each and every one of them. >> reporter: in december mike surprised roseann with a ring, and tonight to raise money for other challenged athletes, they'll be racing up those empire state building steps together. >> i had a good life before all this happened, and i still want a good life. >> reporter: not long after her run up the stairs, she'

. >> reporter: she was just steps away from that infamous backpack at the boston marathon when the bombded. firefighter mike materia helped her get to the hospital. >> i asked him if i was going to die, and he just told me i had flesh wound, trying to keep me focused and calm. >> reporter: abc's deborah roberts caught up with roseann days after she lost her leg. >> did you wanna give up for a moment? >> i didn't wanna live like this. >> reporter: that firefighter visited at the hospital almost daily. the day she was released from rehab he literally swept her off her feet. >> the fireman, he didn't know what he was in for. >> reporter: mike is now not only one of the people she calls her guardian angels, as of december, she also calls him her fiancee. her mother couldn't be happier. >> i remember it being day two, and she's like that firefighter is so cute and all i could think to myself was, are you kidding me? i was just blown up and you're trying to match make. >> how has he saved your life? >> i'm not sure if i would have the drive to go through all of that by myself. and he's been a

would be terrorist planning a bombing spree on a scale he believes was 10 times bigger than the boston marathonnot robert jr. he's a loved father. >> a presidents' day terror massacre targeting buses trains and a train station in kansas city. but it was all a sting. the fbi locked in on hester after he allegedly began posting isis propaganda and declarations of jihad on social media using a number of aliases including junaid muhammad. >> he opened himself up to be contacted, very anxious to be recognized and kind of walked right into this trap that was set for him by the fbi. >> reporter: we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, i'm pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> ♪ staycation? no way. i need a real vay-cation. one measly week to bury my work phone in the sand while sipping some crazy concoction. is that too much to ask? hey we hear you. that's why we created aarp travel. you'll get inspired by all of the tips and tools you need. to easily plan a simple getaway. or even the trip of a lifetime. so pack your bags and bury your phone. if

. >> reporter: she was just steps away from that infamous backpack at the boston marathon when the bombded. firefighter mike materia helped her get to the hospital. >> i asked him if i was going to die, and he just told me i had flesh wound, trying to keep me focused and calm. >> reporter: abc's deborah roberts caught up with roseann days after she lost her leg. >> did you wanna give up for a moment? >> i didn't wanna live like this. >> reporter: that firefighter visited at the hospital almost daily. the day she was released from rehab he literally swept her off her feet. >> the fireman, he didn't know what he was in for. >> reporter: mike is now not only one of the people she calls her guardian angels, as of december, she also calls him her fiancee. her mother couldn't be happier. >> i remember it being day two, and she's like that firefighter is so cute and all i could think to myself was, are you kidding me? i was just blown up and you're trying to match make. >> how has he saved your life? >> i'm not sure if i would have the drive to go through all of that by myself. and he's been a

. >> reporter: in april 2013, rose ann was watching the runners cross the boston marathon finish line>> i heard the first one go off. at the second location, the backpack was behind me by two, three feet. >> reporter: the second explosion destroyed her right leg and left her bleeding in the street. three strangers ran to her aid, one tying a tourniquet to her leg, but it was mike who held her hand all the way to the hospitals. >> he was trying to hold the tourniquet, and then me -- >> trying to keep her calm, and myself calm. >> reporter: they've been together ever since, falling in love amid surgery, doctors visits and the long search for a prosthetic leg. >> it's a whole new world for me in learning how to pick one, and funny enough, we agreed on each and every one of them. >> reporter: in december mike surprised roseann with a ring, and tonight to raise money for other challenged athletes, they'll be racing up those empire state building steps together. >> i had a good life before all this happened, and i still want a good life. >> reporter: not long after her run up the stairs, sh

told the prime minister it was the worst deal ever and accused of trying to send us the next boston marathonlling him this was the worst call by far. today prime minister turnbull sounded diplomatic. >> the report that the president hung up is not correct. the call ended courteously. as far as the nature of the conversation, it was forth right. >> but today trump was still at it. tweeting that the deals with dumb. >> we're taken advantage of by every nation in the world virtually. not going to happen anymore. >> some americans mortified. >> i called the australian ambassador to reinforce to him our relationship was important. >> even bruce springsteen apologized at show. >> stand before you embarrassed americans tonight. >> mocking the end of the phone call. >> don't hang up, please don't baby. don't hang up. >> at today's white house briefing we tried to ask about it. >> sean why is the president picking a fight with australia of all countries? >> but the president is defiant. the world is in trouble but we're going to straighten it out. that's what i do. i fix things. >> late thursday the

. >>> in "healthcheck," a survivor of the boston marathon is giving a car crash survivor a normal lifer-old lost both legs in the crash before he was to start college. one charity helped him get a basic set of prosthetics. now he is getting better one. >> prosthetic came from heather abbots foundation. she lost her legs in the marathon. now abbott is paying it forward. >> a funeral home in tennessee provides drive through service, you can pull up and see a lost loved one without having to get out of your car. the owner wanted a way to make it more convenient for families who are dealing with losing someone close. the service is free for customers with funeral package also. critics call it insensitive to not pay respects in person. >> welcome back 5 to 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. the action cam is on boathouse row, people outside enjoying. our family took a bike ride today. it's a great day to get outside today. we're shattering record, the high today, 72 degrees, we have another 70 in the forecast. our chris sowers will have more on that in just a little bit. hundreds of people took part