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we do have a reporter on the way to fairfield. >>> the 119th boston marathon is officially under way. and in san francisco hundreds of people will be running in solidarity with boston to remember those that were killed or injured in the 2013 boston marathon bombings. brian flores is joining us live. you're until san francisco at justin herman plaza with the preparations out there. >> reporter: the race here or the run here in san francisco certainly not as big as the boston marathon but talking to any of the runners out here that will be here equals insignificance. we are lye at justin herman plaza. the race it's not official or anything like that. just a bunch of runners that have connection to a the boston marathon that are out here today. now as we go to video now, this is new video of the preparations in boston right now for the race. in fact, that race is under way from what we understand. runners from more than 80 countries participating. this is not just a race to sign up for, you have to qualify for this race. security very tight after especially after the 2013 bombing that sk

women, former roommates purchased ingredients to make an explosive like the one used at the boston marathon. officials repeatedly expressed sport for jihad. one of them asked reportedly "why can't we be some real bad bitches?" answer: because you end up in jail. our correspondent has more. >> reporter: they are u.s. citizens that live in queens new york identified as 28-year-old noelle velentzas and 30-year-old asia siddiqui. in the 29-page complaint, the u.s. attorney details how the women alleged lively expressed there are support for "violent jihad." the women researched how to make several times of bombs, including pressure cookers. >> my client will plead not guilty. she and i will address everything in the courtroom where it belongs. >> reporter: they say suspects were not after civilians but instead the police and military even taking inspiration from the killing of police officer rafael ramos. they say velentzas considered osama bin laden her mentor and was obsessed with pressure cookers since the boston marathon bombing. y 2013 and according to a law enforcement official close to the case the

boston. >> federal officials are investigating a cell phone video posted on youtube appearing to show a police officer grabbing a camera from a woman and kicking it away. this all happened in southern california outside l.a. the video shows the woman pointing a cell phone or a camera at officers standing in front of a home. at one point an officer runs up to the woman, grabs the device, throws it to the ground. the police chief says officers were investigating a biker gang gathering at a bar nearby. >> we should point out generally it is legal to tape the police so long as you don't interfere with what they are doing. >>> the u.n. says more than 800 my grant deaths from the ship that capsized last week is deadliest ever in the mediterranean. >> italian authorities say they've arrested the captain but they nay it won't stop thousands of people who will pay their life savings to take the journey for a better life. richard engel reports from the mediterranean from an italian base. >> reporter: around midnight the boats pull in. a small italian island off the african coast. this ship is loaded wit

. >>> bagpipes, played solemnly in boston today a as officials and victims of the the boston marathonbing gathered to mark the two year anniversary of event that. nine year-old jane richard lost her leg and join officials to unfurl commemorative banners there jane lost her eight year-old brother martin a among three people killed in that attack. 260 others were injured. the surviving bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev was just convicted of 30 counts during his federal trial and could now face the the death penalty. >>> caught on tape this collapse, in chine, it happened on a climbing net when a crowd rushed on to it to get a better view of a performance during a flower festival. we are told at least two people were killed there and another 15 injured. it was a wire structure that is used for climbing but it could not withstand all that weight. >>> in campaign 2016, hillary clinton is wrapping up her two day campaign swing in iowa. the democratic presidential candidate is taking a more intimate approach to win over voters this time around. cbs news correspondent mar liz hall reports from the tra

. >>> today marks the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. victims joined officials in unveiling commemorative banners at the site of the attack. a girl in a pink skirt, um, jane richards, she lost her leg in the blast as well as her 8- year-old brother. a moment of silence will be held at 2:49 this afternoon when the first of two bombs exploded. three people were killed. 260 others were injured. one of the bombers was convicted and possibly faces the death penalty. >>> you might have to say good- bye to that lush green lawn in contra costa county. today the contra costa water district board will consider mandatory water reductions of 25%. right now the district is asking for voluntary cutbacks of 15%. the board will also look at a possible rate hike and consider a ban on watering your lawn more than twice a week. the alameda county water district is raising its rates. service charges will increase 30% effective may 1. the district says the lack of water isn't their only concern. the aging infrastructure badly needs repairing. and customers will have to pay for it. i

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. >>> security will be tight at this year's boston marathon, but officials want to keep the mood upbeat monday, the parade route will be lined with undercover officers and 100 security cameras. at least 500,000 people are expected to attend. spectators are being told to avoid being coolers, backpacks and other items. instead, they're you remembered to store posses bags to make it easier to get through security. it's a much different scene from years past. >> we're asking for everyone's cooperation to make this a great day. this is a family friendly event, where boston shows its best face to the world. i encourage everyone to come out and enjoy on a very positive day, to cheer the runners on and have a great time. >>> boston police also say they'll use technology to identify people flying drones to get a better view of the event. drones are prohibited anywhere near the marathon. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news. >>> at least she is pretty on the outside. espn has suspended brit mchenry for one week after she was caught on

boston for us. i understand a number of top state law enforcement officials and commanders of watertown police department will be in court today. >> reporter: yeah hey there, tamron good morning. a busy day at the federal courthouse in south boston. a lot of law enforcement officials here inside the courtroom today to hear these verdicts being read. perhaps if we get them today. there was not much defense in this case. what's happening now is the judge is going through the instructions. after the instructions, there will be closing arguments. so the prosecution goes first, about an hour we are told and then the defense will come up. we don't expect the defense will go long at all. if the government has rebuttal they will go at that time. and then we are probably getting a lunch break, perhaps the jury will then get instructions this afternoon and then take the case. the question folks are asking is not so much whether there will be guilty verdicts as we mentioned all along, the defense said that dzhokhar tsarnaev took part in the bombing, so the video that you see of him placing that bag down on the grou

boston marathon killing three people. wounding more than 260 others. city officialshave declared april 15th one boston day to encourage residents to london the victims by showing kindness and generosity toward one another. >>> the nationals also parted the remembrances. the team took part in a minute of silence. during this afternoon's game against the boston red sox. the team at fenway park was boston strong. you see the signs there and the flags. they showed some muscle too. wilson ramos breaking it open in the third inning hitting a double with the bases loaded. the ball goes all the way to the corner. and three runs scored. they turn it around. they've had a rough start. >>> meanwhile at home, the cams' quest for the stanley cup kicks off in game one against the islanders. that's where carol maloney is. what a difference a year makes. >> reporter: it has been quite a turn-around. the washington capitals have made the playoffs six straight games. they sat out disappointed and angry and now they believe, more than ever, they're playoff ready. >> this time last year

again, we are waiting that official verdict from boston in the boston marathon bombing case.cutor as we mentioned asking jurors at the beginning of the trial that learned i have had admitted guilt in that, but now it is on to the penalty phase. do we have our reporter there? we are working on getting set up . tom maroni is our reporter in boston. as you can see some of the video that was shown to members of the jury during the trial showing the moments leading up to that bombing when three ago were killed and over 200 others were wounded. these are native brothers you see their circled for the jurors and the witnesses to see. then that tragic explosion on patriots' day, one of the most recognizable evidence in the united states. the boston marathon, one of the premier marathons in the world along with the new york city marathon. there you see the explosion, the scramble at first. we can recall from 2013, a lot of people who were there were stunned. they did not know what was going on. there was some confusion, and then a second explosion. as you saw in the first video, lots o

later the boston mayor, the governor of massachusetts and other officials unveiled commemorative torcht and the word boston on them. city wide moment of silence will be held at 2:49 this afternoon, the exact time the first of the two bombs exploded killing three and injuring more than 200 others. boston mayor declaring april 15 one boston day and is calling for people to do random acts of kindness. >>> just last week a jury convicted dzhokhar saur neff on all 30 counts against him for the attack. jury members will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty. >>> opening statements in the colorado movie theater shooting are scheduled to begin later this month after the jury selection process wrapped up yesterday. after hornmore than two months. james holmes is charged. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> a rare tornado tuchled down in central oregon and flipped two cars. take a look. national weather service says a small tornado hit the town of eugene yesterday. two cars ended up on their roof, one flipped on top of a third car. a student talks a

later, boston's mayor, the governor of massachusetts and other officials unveiled commemorative banners with a heart and the word boston on them. a moment of silence held at the exact time the first of two bombs exploded killing three and injuring more than 200 others. boston mayor, marty walsh declared april 15th one boston day. and called on people to perform random acts of kindness. at the same time those bells rang, play was stopped during the game between the washington nationals and boston red sox. fans players and staff all stood in silence to remember the victims. fans could be seen visibly upset and wiping tears from their faces. >>> just last week a jury convicted dzhoknar tsarnaev for all counts against him. a jury will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty. >>> the bombing anniversary was not only a day to reflect, but a day to review lessons learned from the attack. today the department of homeland security released a follow-up report recommending even more steps be taken to keep people safe. >> we've made progress and we're going to continue

boston marathon. we'll tell you what officials are doing to ramp up security for the race. >>> take a look at this fire on a bus that was carrying students from the university of connecticut. this was one of four chartered buses taking the students to a harbor cruise in boston yesterday. police say the driver noticed thick smoke coming from the engine and pulled over in stir bridge, massachusetts. the students evacuated the bus, which you can see, a massive fire erupted, and then it was reduced to a charred husk. no one was hurt. >>> two unions banned from working at the pennsylvania convention center are now a step closer to returning. leaders with the metropolitan regional council of carpenter and teamsters local 107 say they were improperly banned from the convention center in philadelphia last year. a labor relations examiner initially decided to toss out complaints filed by those unions but "the examiner" has reversed that decision. officials now plan to hold hearings on the issue. >>> new data shows crime rates fell in new jersey between 2012 and 2013 but murders continue to rise. a report from t

. >>> number four the boston marathon is underway and officials plan to have extra security along thete two years after terrorists attacked the race. some measures include a ban on drones. organizers expect hundreds of thousands of spectators to clear on 30,000 runners. >> the warriors are preparing for the second game of the playoff source against the pelicans. they will try to defend the home court's it shifts to the big easy on thursday. golden state took the lead over new orleans on saturday and our reporter will have a report at the top of the hour. >>> six, clouts are extending all the way into inland vietnam and it is mild start with mid-50s through san jose and livermore and conquer. some fog could impact the commute language the shoreline and we will talk about cooler highs and cooler seven-day forecast is ahead. >> we have a hotspot against the castro valley area westbound a 80 with a couple of lanes blocked and a big rig is involved and a car expect delays beyond the down lynn interchange following this in the nbc 10 minutes. >> bobbi brown said his daughter is awake three

now, mass port officials here in boston have confirmed for us that today family members of dzhokhar tsarnaev into the airport here in boston. they are expected to possibly take the stand when the defense begins its case in the penalty phase on monday. live at federal court in boston alysha palumbo, nbc 10 news. >> for more coverage of the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial watch "nbc nightly news" tonight at 6:30 on nbc 10. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, it's going to get a lot colder as we go through tonight. today, a windy, unseasonably cold day. and tonight, unseasonably cold again. freezing temperatures will be in the forecast. not just tonight, but also tomorrow night. it's going to be more widespread tomorrow night. cover any sensitive plants because this type of weather with those spring plants starting to bloom could be damaging to those. we're going to be staying cool and windy, though even as we go through the weekend. temperatures still below normal. a live look out at center city right now. a few drops on the ca

in all the homeland security officials charged 913 suspected gang members. >>> a boston jury convicted surviving boston n marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev of carrying out that deadly attack. he was found guilty on all 30 counts and now faces the possibility of the death penalty. prosecutors argued the 21-year-old self radicalized muslim was intent on committing miss murder. >> we're all going to move upon with our lives. we're all going to get back to some sense of normalcy. hopefully when this is all done. so closure, i don't think so. >> a jury will decide whether to sentence tsarnaev to death or life in prison. his brother died in a shootout with police days after the bombing. >> jeff who lost both of his legs said today's verdict will never replace the lives lost. but it is a relief. >>> some runners for the bay area who were at the boston area learned about the verdict late today. we are joined with their reaction. >> people who run on the boston marathon, even the local people tell us that even though it's a competitive event, it's a unifying experience, with all the mutual supp

amtrak officials say the train was traveling from washington to boston when it happened. no one else was hurt. a teenager is in critical condition after an atv crash. witnesses told us two atvs were racing down 58th street with two teenagers righting on each when one of them flipped over. a 15-year-old boy was thrown off and hit his head on the pavement. he was not wearing a helmet, but good samaritans rushed over to help including two nurses who were in the right place at the right time. >> he lost his pulse. we started cpr and switched off until ems arrived. the other nurse and i are trauma nurses and our advice would be to wear your helmet. a brain is a terrible thing to waste. >> police tell us they are planning a major crack down on atvs being used on city roads. >>> it was a final farewell for a delaware county police officer allegedly murdered with his own service weapon. officer mark hudson was laid to rest near the community he served. a line of mourners paid respects at st. joseph's church. the site serving as a police officer, the 26-year-old was also a firefig

boston globe." martin richard asked officials to drop the death penalty in favor of giving dzhokhar tsarnaev life in prison. richard wants his family to move on with their lives, and that can only happen if this story fades away. >> what they did today was to let their feelings be be known. a very private family, they've been very, very private in all of their affairs. they haven't gone public on anything. and this is kind of their first public statement. i think it's a powerful one. >> despite the plea the justice department plans to continue to pursue the death penalty. the u.s. attorney says as the cates moves forward we will do all we can to protect and vindicate those injured and those who have passed away. >>> just into the newsroom tonight, a sketch of the man police tell us tried to kidnap a woman in fairfax county two weeks ago. now investigators say this man approached a woman at a bus stop on lawyers road in the oak hill neighborhood. he began talking to her then tried to force her into the pickup truck nearby. she was able to get away. the victim described the truck as an older model wit

official. closing arts at the boston bombing trial. we look at some of the challenges that the defense faces. >>> we begin in yemen where houthi rebels have made gains in aden. a senior houthi official says they are ready for peace talks, only if the saudi-led bombing stops. and a break through to bring supplies to those that need help. the saudi-led coalition says it will allow a window of time for aid to be delivered. 9 were killed, 61 injured. omar al-salah has more. >> most of the heavy fighting on sunday took place in the districts in the south of aden not far from the city's port. heavy fighting was reported as houthi rebels and fighters loyal to the deposed president ali abdullah saleh managed to infiltrate the area. they were met with resistance from fighters loyal to president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. nearby in the districts, there were battles too. aden has become the center of the war. parts of the city had been without water or electricity for two days. there are fears of a growing crisis. >> we had random shellings by houthi

right now, though it's all about the celebration and that has officially started here in boston. aaron, being to -- back to you. >> all right, jay. >>> rising temperatures happening right now, amelia segal is keeping an eye on things. going to be a hot one. >> you're right, aaron. high temperatures hard 80 degrees. we're at 72 right now. what's helping us? the southerly components to the winds. temperatures will continue to warm even feeling a little humid with that scattered showers and storms are likely this afternoon and storms could be on the strong to even severe side. my main concern is going to be high winds that could cause isolated wind damage and maybe some small hail. those storms with a cold front that's moving through so tomorrow it won't be as warm. high temperatures near 70 degrees but plenty of sunshine and a little bit breezy. the chance of showers later in the day on wednesday and by the end of the week low 60s for highs. hour by hour forecast with future weather, barbara, coming up in a bit. >> thanks amelia. the caps are getting ready for a must-win game again

marking one boston day mayor marty walsh and other officials will raise banners on boylston street followedment of silence when the first bomb went off. church bells will also ring through out the day. the jury who convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev for the bombings is not allowed to attend anything related to one boston day or this year's marathon. his penalty stay starts tuesday one day after the 2015 marathon kicks off. >> sparks fly in court as employees are sentenced to prison in one of the biggest cheating rings in history. >> (inaudible) >> well, i have got the bare sentence in my mind and it involves going to jail. >> this thing was pervasive. it's like the sickest thing that's ever happened to this town. >> judge jerry baxter giving the harshest sentence to these three. they will spend 7 years in prison 13 years of probation, 2,000 hours of community service and 25,000 dollar fine. they are three of 10 people who will see jail time for their roles in falsifying school test scores as far back as 2005 in order to collect bonuses for their schools and themselves. >> free range parents daniel

he'll make it official in miami on thursday she's expected to travel to boston for a fundraiser and then onto new hampshire where gop candidates will gather for a summit. >> the dualing narratives in iran for over when sanctions would be lift second-degree leaded is leading to a debate here at home. >> it's probably in black and white that the ayatollah is probably right. john kerr vi delusional and he came back in my view i think you're going to find out, that they had never agreed to the things that john kerri claimed that they had. >> those comments by mccain prompted president obama to launch a strong defense of secretary kerri. >> now, when i hear some like senator mccain recently suggest that our secretary of state, john kerri who served in the united states senate a vietnam veteran, who's provided exemplary service to this nation, is somehow less trustworthy in the intention of what's in a political agreement than the supreme leader of iran that's an indication of the degree to which partisanship has crossed all boundaries. >> meanwhile secretary kerri says he sees no reason to en

police not releasing a official cause of death until the coroner releases his report. >>> today a jury will likely begin deliberations in the boston marathon bombing trial. jurors have heard weeks of dramatic testimony. and closing arguments -- prosecutors say that accused bomber dzhokar tsarnaev committed a, quote, cold, calculated terrorist act. defense attorney told the jury that dzhokar was involved but heavily influenced by his older brother. >>> we're working to find details what lead to a deadly motorcycle crash in maryland. one man was killed in the crash. it happened last night around 7:30 on allentown road. the road was closed for some time. >>> today students and d.c. officials will rally against budget cuts at wilson high school. the rally set for 3:45 this afternoon at the flag pole in the front of the school in northwest d.c. the public school system wants to cut wilson high school's budget next year by 10% or 1.8 million. >>> in the day ahead, you can buy capitals playoffs ticket. they go on sale at 11:00 this morning. no game daytimes or opponents yet. the nhl will announce later today. we'll post everything you ne

boston for us. i understand a number of top state law enforcement officials and commanders of watertown police departmentofficials here inside the courtroom today to hear these verdicts being read. perhaps if we get them today. there was not much defense

when the first irish police officer was hired in the city of boston, there was a major protest by officials there saying that it was a conflict of interest to have an irish person in law enforcement because they're just criminals. that's how far we've come on the notion of community policing in america. it's a long-winded way of going to you with your experience in your practice in baltimore, could you take a wider view and tell us what you think the value of more community-oriented policing would be in a place like west baltimore? >> well, first let me start by saying to you that my maiden name is mcnamara so i appreciate the irish heritage. one of the things that's really missing -- when i think of community policing, what i think about is the officer who used to walk on the street and walk the beat. i'm talking about the officer who would go out and every night on a shift work in a particular community and the community would get to know that individual and the officer would get to know the members of the community. when you have that, when you have the opportunity to meet a police offic

for this one, we wanted do send the message to boston marathoners, present and past we believe in you and congratulations for running today. >> officials with the san francisco marathon helped organize this morning's run. >> the warriors are preparing for game two of the playoff series against the new orleans pelicans after taking game one at home. we are at the arena with the excitement and the goodies for fans attending. >> the warriors want to help keep the momentum after the win. everyone with a ticket tonight get as free bright gold t-shirt and the first 2000 people to check in at the arena on facebook get a mega phone. the arena should be roaring with what is expected to be another sellout crowd. >> the golden carpet is rolled out at the arena. inside more than 19,000 bright t-shirts cover every seat. with enough slogans of the season "strength in numbers." though meet for game two of the nba playoff series. we found fans with team flags on their cars and some dressed in midnight blue and gold. raquel is showing her support on the fingers. >> a lifelong warriors fan she we is planning to watch the game at home tonight with family

boston. >> we turn to baltimore now where city officials calling for calm as protesters rally against the death another black man in police custody. 25-year-old freddie gray you're seeing there suffered a fatal spinal injury. he slipped into a coma and died a week after he was arrested. this is the video. a lot of people have been seeing. he's crying out as he's dragged into a police van. six officers have been suspended. police say there's no evidence of any use of force. >> they're responsible for what happened to him because it happened in their custody under extraordinarily suspicious circumstances that cry out for transparency and full disclosure. >> police say gray took off running when he saw the officers. they say he had a switch blade. it's unclear why he was arrested. he repeatedly asked for an inhaler and medical attention while in the van. the police commissioner has acknowledged that they should have called paramedics sooner. >> much of the east is drying out after severe thunderstorms. there was a spectacular light show on capitol hill as well as hail. no reports of significant da

boston. tonight, the faa and alaska airlines are investigating. tonight airport employees tell us the official who fell asleep on the plane was working with a crew of three others who noticed he was missing and tried to find him. but nine and a half hours into his shift, they figured he had gone home for the day. lester? >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> in oklahoma tonight, a reserve deputy is free on bond after turning himself in for the deadly shooting of a fleeing unarmed suspect although he says he never meant to quill the man. kevin tibbles has more on that. >> reporter: today, 73-year-old bob bates, the part-time tulsa deputy sheriff, was formally charged with second degree manslaughter. >> i feel they're unwarranted and shouldn't have been brought. >> reporter: he was acting as backup when the suspect bolted. 44-year-old eric harris was selling an illegal gun. a scuffle ensued, picked up by police body cam. bates pulled what he says he thought was his taser, but instead fired his gun. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: he later died, bates claims in the heat of the moment, he mist

boston marathon. they had she un excused absences. even though he notified the school, the officialst him a letter notifying him that further un excused absences can lead to them taking administrative action. >> to get a letter like that it was pretty accuser to and the language pretty hostile. it made she a little angry. >> and he sat down with the school's principal and the meeting didn't change the punishment, but both sides were able to speak their minds. >>> a packed room at the charter school in northeast philadelphia for public meeting on comcast cable. and the city renegotiating the agreement, and they shared experiences and sometimes their frustrations. the current 15-year franchise agreement which gives comcast permission to operate in the city expires next year. >>> interest rates are staying the same at least for now. the federal reserve said that the economy isn't growing nearly as quickly as expected and so it has no need to raise its key interest rate from near zero perfect. showing that economic growth slowed to a trickle this past winter. >>> it turns out that five y

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boston's ready for its second marathon since the deadly bombing in 2013. officials once again they're working to increase security for monday's race. the plan includes police officers stationed throughout the entire race route. organizers expect a smooth and safe event just like they had last year. but they do say the public should be patient with tighter security. >> we could be hitting the 80s here now. look at the scene out there in colorado. they've got snow still, and drivers were brought to a standstill because of so many accidents. they just had low visibility, the road conditions were terrible. crews had to close one of the highways outside of denver. dozens of accidents were reported all across that state. the storm dumped more than 2 feet on some parts of that state. >>> let's check out video of a severe thunderstorm. this is over texas last evening. it caused a circus tent to collapse with people there. it happened right in the middle of the show. needless to say everybody had to get out. the good news, even in all of that commotion, nobody was injured. >

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ap reports the number may not come close to the actual number because official at airports in new york city and boston reports to other airports it survey eddied not -- it surveyed did not have data. the ap started an investigation after a 15-year-old storeway from from california to hawai'i in the wheel well of a jet trace gallagher is live in the west coast news hub. what? 200 what? >> 268 and several other high-profile breaches including in 2010 when a 16-year-old is thought to have climbed a tree that actually hung of the perimeter at charlotte douglas airport and made his way into the wheel well of a jet heading to boston. he fell out when the gear was lowered for learning, his body was found in a boston suburb. last year, a man dug a tunnel under a fence at orlando international and climbed into the wheel well of a jetblue plane. in 2006, a phoenix pilot told air traffic controllers he almost struck a man while he was taking off. the man was on the runway. the man said he was trying to take a short tutt. and a mentally unstable man jumped the fence at lax eight times in one year. >> who patrols

boston to watch a ra run. he notified the school about the plan. u even though school officials sent him a letter. he replied to the principal and said his children had a once in a lifetime experience that couldn't be learned in a classroom. he has a meeting scheduled with the principal to discuss the matter. >>> people magazine it's that big. >>> 4:57, the death toll rises as the misery spreads in nepal. new at 5:00 p.m. we're live with a local group. >>> okay lands's mayor is ready to reveal her budget plan today. the difference it might make in the city's fight against crime. >> we're going to take a quick fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. >>> good thursday morning to you. it's 5:00 a.m. and we're glad to see you. >> i'm kristen sze a

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officials say one of women was obsessed with pressure cookers since the deadly attack at the boston marathon in 2013. given how the terrorists threat to the world is evolving, how the potential terrorist threat to our nation is evolving homeland security is becoming a matter of hometown security. it is certainly changing the way city official think. new york city is the most recent to effect new counsel initiatives because of this. >> you can get the news as it breaks right on your mobile device just head to myfoxphilly.com and download the fox 29 news app. when the and dreary weather put a put of a damper on your good friday. chief meteorologist scott williams is here to tell us when all this rain is moving out. we are socked in with the clouds as well as the showers. it looks like at least the overnight and early on saturday we'll be dealing with some dreary weather. as we look at ultimate doppler you can see some pockets of light rain. some of the heaviest showers offshore, but as we move towards reading, allentown looking at some of the activity and also around cape may some of the heavi

of comfort women and major event on monday where prime minister abe and officials sign a deal with japan abe will also visit boston, san francisco and los angeles during his visit to the united states. mike viqueria al jazeera washington. >> shinzo abe's visit comes on the heels of the conference, mike pointed out relations between japan and china have wavered recently, drawing criticism from china abe then met with chinese president xi jinping. cabinet ministers went to the very same shrine. >>> japan has yet to say whether it is going to join the new bank. to discuss it further let's bring in tobias harris, a political analyst and from dallas hiroki takaushi, smu southern methodist university. caroline kennedy says this is the issue that the u.s. should be focusing on. she says it's bigger than russia bigger than the issues in the middle east. why does she feel so strongly about this issue of japanese american relations? >> you know obviously when you look at u.s. partners in east asia, of course we have allies in south korea some the philippines, elsewhere but japan is the richest most capable ally the united s

amtrak officials say the train was traveling from washington to boston when it happened. nobody else was hurt. >>> a teenager is in critical condition after an atv crash in philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood yesterday. atvs were racing down 58th street with two teenagers riding on each when one of the atvs flipped. a 15-year-old boy was thrown off and hit his head on the pavement. witnesses say he was not wearing a helmet but good samaritans rushed over to help including two nurses who were in the right place at the right time. >> we lost his pulse and started cpr until ems arrived and they jumped in. the other nurse and i are both trauma nurses so our advice would be to wear your helmet, because a brain is a terrible thing to waste. >> reporter: police tell us they are planning on a major crackdown on atvs being used on city roads. it is against city law. >>> new this morning, upper darbi police say a man turned himself in after he dropped his wallet during an alleged robbery. according to police fred jones grabbed $140 from a woman just after she withdrew it from a

>>> the boston marathon is under way as a jury readies to sentence marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> and there they go. >> the official figure is 30,251 men and women picked up their bib numbers. >> at this stage of the 119th boston marathon the women's leader is an american and men's leader is an american. >> side by side 26.2 miles. >> nothing left. 2:24.55, what a finish down boylston street. the man comes back to achieve greatness again. 2:09.17, it's official he's done it. two years ago such a feeling of loss and today such a feeling of gain. >> indeed i'm tour'e two years ago the deadly bombing just happened and two years later this rain and 30,000 runners and 1 million spectators out in the streets for the 119th running of the great boston marathon. 26.2 miles and no major security concerns. the elite runners have also crossed the finish line where the bombs erupted two years ago, desisa completed his victory on boil boyleston street and caroline rotich man, that's facht. most remaining runners will finish over the next three hours and jurors are back in federal court tomorrow starting the penalty phase for the

boston marathon. the abington school district slapped his twins with three unexcused absences. he notified the school about the plan district officials sent him a letter notifying him that further unexcused absences could lead to administrative action. >>> you get a letter that was accusatory and the language was hostile made me a little angry. >> he sat down with the school principal. he said the meeting didn't change the punishment, but both sides were able to speak their peace. >> time to turn to the accuweather forecast yesterday gorgeous. what about today? >> reporter: today a little cooler, but not a bad day overall. storm tracker 6 live double scan gets us off to a dry start this morning. as we take a look out the window. the what have we got on sky 6. everybody is dry we're rock-steady with the cameras because we don't have a lot of wind out there. you can see cloud cover in the distance the early morning dawn light is coming up over the horizon. 52 currently in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington. cool enough again for a jacket. these are similar numbers for what we had the last couple of mornings. 47 in reading. 47 in trenton. t

. >> we wanted to send the message to the boston marathoners present and path and we believe in you and congratulations. >> officials with the san francisco marathon helped to organize this morning's run. >> let's get a look at the forecast and it's sandhya patel in for spencer. is it fog or haze? we know it's murky. it's clouds and the marine layer, larry and cheryl and it's deepened quite a bit which is why it's so much cooler. >> i'm working on the meteorology. >> that's what she calls me. junior meteorologist wanna be. i'm trying to educate myself. keep working on it, larry. >> let me show you live doppler h.d. and we'll show you what's ahead at the marine layer and it is locked in at our beaches. as you recall the bay hardly saw the sun until later this afternoon when the sun started to break through. we are watching isolated showers developing and lightning strikes developing and isolated thunderstorms could rotate back toward the ukaya area and it's certainly a possibility this evening. compared to 24 hours ago it's ten degrees cooler in concord and 80 degrees cooler in livermore. most areas dropped by a few

boston for the edward m kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. president obama, vice president biden, and other elected officials from state and government were present for the event. the facility t honors that facility honors take candid -- the facility honors ted kennedy. this is just over two hours. >> ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me as i was walking that ribbon of highway i saw above me that endless skyway i saw below me that golden valley this land was made for you and me i've roamed and rambled and i followed my footsteps to the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts and all around me a voice was sounding this land was made for you and me when the sun came shining and i was strolling and the wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling as the fog was lifting a voice was chanting this land was made for you and me as i went walking i saw a sign there and on the sign it said "no trespassing" but on the other side it didn't say nothing that side was made for you and me in the shadow of the steeple i saw my peop

officials say they consider him a witness and are protecting the integrity of the investigation. >> let's turn to boston. an emotional day against dzhokhar dzhokhar tsarnaev. victiming recount what they lost and how they still suffer from it two years later. pete williams has the report. fair warning. it includes images shown in court of an offensive gesture. >> the jury heard an emotional account from a victim near her husband where the second bomb went off. she left her leg leg below the knee. her husband, adam she said injured in both legs has admitted himself to a v.a. mental health facility. she glared at the suspect. he did not look back. >> the family member of the police officer who lost his life talked also. the mother hasn't gone back to work. another said when he and his wife were hurt they were sent to different hospitals. he broke down recalling that when each of them woke up, they thought the other was dead. and jurors heard more about that profane gestures he made before a court hearing. a department u.s. marshal said he saw him make the gesture in a holding cell. defense lawyers played t

. >>> boston is ready its second marathon since the deadly bombing in 2013. officialsgo increase security. the plan includes police officers stationed throughout the entire race route. organizers expect the smooth and save event just like last year. they say the public should be patient with tighter security. >> anyone approaching to want to go up to watch at the marathon route is going to be subjected to possible searches. so we're encourageing everybody who may come we're not prohibiting but we're asking everyone not to bring backpacks large shoulder bags, suitcases or coolers. >> the marathoners will hit legendary race course on monday. >>> emotional memorial today for the victims of the germanwings flight that crashed into the french alps. 150 candles lit for all of the passengers and crew on board flight 9525 last month. one even for the co-pilot who investigators believe took it down on purpose. both black boxes were recovered from that wreckage. investigators say the pilot crashed the plane into the mountains after locking the captain out of the cockpit. that fl

. >>> thousands are taking to the streets for boston for today's marathon just two years after that deadly blast. how officialsplan to keep everyone safe. we're fog a developing story a student robbed at gunpoint overnight near temple university campus. we are live as police search for the the attacker. >>> plus chip kelly makes another bold move how about tim tebow time and fans have strong opinions about this we will talk to big daddy graham at this hour. >>> grab your umbrella today we are getting serious april showers. it could make for a tough morning commute. >> rainy days and monday always get the me done on this monday april 20th 2015, thanks for being with us. >> it is monday and i feel like it is monday. >> a little case of the monday blues sue serio. >> the weather will not help you today. we will not a assist you at all as a matter of fact. you may be motivate todd stay in bed with this two out of ten in your weather by the numbers. ultimate doppler really tells the tail of dark green and the yellow and then red where we have, the the heavier rain, in lancaster county chester county, salem, cumberl