that from the boston police. confirmation that this week-long manhunt for the perpetrators of the boston marathon bombings has finally come to an end. one dead, the other wounded but alive and now in the custody of the f.b.i. john miller, we don't know how severely wounded the suspect may be he was slovled with the police 20 hours ago. but shots were also fired around the time he was discovered in the boat. so no telling what his condition is. what would you expect to happen next as the f.b.i. continues this case and proceeds toward a prosecution? >> well, you've got a bunch of things that have to happen at once. he's going to be transported to a hospital and then at that time an f.b.i. agent is going to have to assume custody of him right now in that ambulance and they have to start really talking to him. he's going to have to be on a miranda warning then they're going start to have the process of getting some preliminary statements from him. one thing they may do in a case like this is to get a public safety sta

boston police are telling us two dead, 23 wounded. e've seen men, women and children being taken to ambulances, being taken away in wheelchairs and we are expecting a news conference from the boston news department later this afternoon, they are saying 4:30 but these things have a tendency to slip. doctor you have been talking to people you know in the medical community there. what do we know. >> we know that 19 patients so far have been taken to mass general, massachusetts general hospital. now this is one of the great hospitals in the world with a terrific trauma center so they are in a terrific place. and i'm sure what they are doing now is just a session, making sure their vital signs are okay and their blood counts are okay. because there is the potential to lose a lot of bloods when you get these kind of injuries. >> but boston mass general, the other hospitals around. >> bringham. >> level one trauma centers, very best care available. >> the very best care available. i've been up there and visited these units and they are as goo

the boston police department has said two are dead. but we do expect to hear more from the mayor of boston who will be having a news conference shortly. i want to recap and correct some information that we heard earlier one more time. in a news conference with the boston police, about an hour ago, they suggested that there had been another bombing at the j.f.k. museum quite some distance away. and we now understand-- we now understand that, that was a fire, an accident that occurred at the library in a mechanical room about the same time that these bombs went off. so there was confusion about that as there would be. the library tells us that no one was hurt. so now we know there's no indication of a terrorist attack at the library. this appears to be centered on the boston marathon. three bombs, at least, two of them exploded. the boston police are telling us that they a third bosms discovered and defused, and they now apparently have that intact, which will be a wealth of evidence for the ongoing investigation. the president is going t

the boston police department has said two are dead. but we do expect to hear more from the mayor of boston who will be having a news conference shortly. i want to recap and correct some information that we heard earlier one more time. in a news conference with the boston police, about an hour ago, they suggested that there had been another bombing at the j.f.k. museum quite some distance away. and we now understand-- we now understand that, that was a fire, an accident that occurred at the library in a mechanical room about the same time that these bombs went off. so there was confusion about that as there would be. the library tells us that no one was hurt. so now we know there's no indication of a terrorist attack at the library. this appears to be centered on the boston marathon. three bombs, at least, two of them exploded. the boston police are telling us that they a third bosms discovered and defused, and they now apparently have that intact, which will be a wealth of evidence for the ongoing investigation. the president is going t

there are a lot of police road blocks around boston. hard to get around. the traffic is very thick. just as we were pulling up, there was a warning from some of the police. but the investigation 69 parking garage, area has passed. but it's an example that the whole situation is still evolving, continuing. it's not over. of course, for people -- the patients in the hospital, i count seven at beth israel, a handful here. i'm not sure of the exact numbers because it's a fluid situation. but there is still the possibility of people fighting for their lives, trying to deal with potentially life threatening, and as i said before, what they're describing as limb threatening wounds. >> our latest reporting is 113 total injured. i'd like to play sound for you. dr. al stir from mass general addressed the media. take a listen. >> some of the patients have already received traumatic amputations at the scene, their legs have been blown off, and bleeding profusely. so in conjunction with those right on the scene, they've managed to stop the bleeding, but they're in the operating room already. >> m

boston police have urged people to go home and avoid large crowds just to be safe. the attack came at the end of the boston marathon, a grueling 26-mile race from hopkinton, massachusetts, to downtown boston ending on boylston street where the explosions occurred. we have a team of correspondents covering every angle of this attack and we'll begin with terrell brown in boston. >> reporter: scott, boston police have sealed off the streets here in the city of boston and many of the people that you see walking around, we've seen runners and spectators, many people standing around just searching for answers still at this point. police vehicles driving up and down the streets here. we've seen swat teams ho *ring around, helicopters hovering around overhead. we're three blocks away from where the initial explosion, that first explosion, happened. (explosion) the explosion went off at the most crowded points of the race. 12 seconds later there was a second explosion just a couple blocks away. >> it's so terrifying, so scary, and it was so loud. >> i just walked away, 15 fee

mary is live in the newsroom with the latest information. >> reporter: boston's police commissioner wrapped up a news conference, just a short time ago, with an update on the investigation so far. and a warning for people in boston. >> we're recommending to people that they stay home. that if they're in hotels in the area, that they return to their rooms, and that they don't go any place and congregate in large crowds. we want to make sure that we comeetdly stabilize the situation. >> as spectators ran from the scene, many of them left behind bags or backpacks. the police commissioner says each of those bags is being treated as a suspicious device and is being inspected. and wjz just got this word out of baltimore county. as a result of today's tragic events in boston, police chief jim johnson, has directed all commanders to begin effective immediately, checks on critical infrastructure sites in baltimore. these checks are a precaution, following the incident in boston. we know there is also heightened awareness in baltimore city. no information at this time to indicate any threat to any of

there are a lot of police roadblocks all over boston. it's very hard to get around. the traffic is very, very thick. and, again, just as we were pulling up here to begin broadcasting, there was this warning from some of the police who were here. but this investigation of this parking garage, this area, has passed. again, it's an example of the fact i think this whole crisis, this whole situation is still evolving, still continuing. it's not over. of course, for people who are -- the patients in the hospitals here, i count seven at beth israel, a handful here. i don't want to -- i'm not sure of the exact numbers because it's a very fluid situation but there are still the possibility of people fighting for their lives, trying to deal with potentially life-threatening, as i said before, what they're describing as these limb-threatening wounds. >> our latest reporting, ron, is that we have 113 based on hospital reporting total injured. i would like to play sound for you, dr. alasdair conn addressed the media from mass general. >> some patients have already received trauma

the boston police tweeted a message not long ago that said, "suspect in custody. police sweeping the area. stand by for more information." this is a look at that tweet that went out a short time ago. "stand by for further info." now, the question is, is that suspect indeed 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev, searching forl die long, the suspect in the boston marathon bombing? it would appear from everything that we're seeing and the police radio traffic that we've been hearing, that, that may, indeed, be the case, that the man has been arrested after a nearly 24-hour manhunt. in the boston suburbs. but we do not have final confirmation of that. all of this began, this scene that you're watching now, began about three hours ago. of when there was a report of a man apparently hiding in a boat that was parked behind a house. shots were fired. the police came in, en masse. we've been watching this ever since, and now after about three hours, we received this tweet from the boston p.d. that said, "suspect in custody. of all we're wait for is confirmation that the suspect is,

ed davis is the boston police commissioner. he was one of the first public officials you saw on monday afternoon after the bombings in boston. he just sent this out on his official twitter feed. one suspect dead. one at large. said to be armed and dangerous. white hat suspect at large. if that is the case, white hat suspect would be suspect number two from the i'm midges the fbi released -- the images the fbi released. i want to get back in a moment. watch the video here. i am not sure when this came in, but that is clearly an apprehension and an arrest that took place when the police were working this story on that street earlier today. that is watertown massachusetts on the campus of mit. who do we have next, new york? grif jenkins is is back in watertown. there is a local report from whdh which is the nbc station in boston who is interviewing a student near the campus there. he was on the third floor of the apartment building and explaining how much he saw the activity out of his window. many gun gunshots. he described a gren

those are the words from the boston police commissioner. to mayor tom menino about the apprehension of suspect but the world still has it, and how he eluded police grant? patriot's day in massachusetts. monday, april 15th. 19th -- when america could breathe a sigh of relief. happened in between. west of boston gunfire >> that should up happening is about four hours ago in an intense gunbattle with police in the over and the older brother dying. after that gunfight police eventually move fan and arrested the suspect. boston police commissioner tells us how it went down. >> he walked outside and saw blood on a boat in a backyard he opened a tart and looked ian and sought a man covered in blood then called the police. setting up a perimeter around that area we exchanged gunfire with the suspect inside the boat. gunfire >> ultimately the fbi may entry into the boat the suspect was still alive in the boat. i have to tell you i was at the same last night just after the incident occurred. handmaid hand grenades killed thrown at the police officers

this is combat for police in boston. so they have been mindful of that, knowing they are the ones out there putting themselves in danger in the first instance trying to protect the public. some of their own have been hurt and killed. their relief, not only that he did not get away. he got away from the first drag net last night. the one that killed list brother. to have not gotten away another time to have finished this on their own terms. you have to imagine that for law enforcement themselves, watertown is applauding them, but you have to imagine this has to be a an emotional time. i have to ask your reaction on how this has ended thus far. >> this terrorist is alive and he can be be debriefed by the professionals. it is about now stopping the next attack. whatever we can get from him, how he did it, how his methods were, how he was radicalized, that will help. i predict that boston medical will patch him up. i think he is hurt pretty bad. he has been bleeding all night. but they will patch him up and he will sing like

here today, but i want to thank her and the department of homeland security, the fbi, atf, the boston police department, all the professionals who are working on this tragedy in boston. my wife and i met almost 44 years ago at a freshman mixer in copley square. our hearts, all minnesotans' hearts, are with the people in boston. turning to the subject of our hearing, i want to thank the senators on this committee for their works, senator schumer, senator graham, senator durbin, senator flake, senator feinstein, senator hatch. i think that we need a comprehensive approach to this. i do not think you can do this piecemeal. everything is complex and related and that is why you have to do -- to fix this deeply broken system, you need a comprehensive approach. i think we have had a broken system. it has been a drag on our economy. mr. holtz-eakin, thank you for your testimony. it will help minnesota businesses and families alike. i want to think the senators who ever done this, getting us as far as we have gotten. mr. holtz-eakin, one of the most things i have most pleased about is what it does fo

suspect is in custody and alive after an extraordinary battle with police. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev, wanted for the deadly attack at the boston marathon, was driven away by the police just moments ago after being cornered in a boat in the back of a house in watertown. you're looking at live pictures of that boat. that is a boat in which he was captured. anderson cooper will have the latest in boston in a moment. first, we go to eyewitness bob goodman who saw all the drama unfold in the last few minutes. mr. goodman, i understand you witnessed this end game with this suspect. tell me what you saw. >> [ inaudible ]. >> can you hear me, mr. goodman? seem to have a problem with bob goodman. we may go to anderson first and come back to mr. goodman when that connection is secure. obviously an extremely dramatic development in the last few minutes. tell me how it unfolded. >> dramatic development indeed. around 8:44, 8:45, our reporter on the scene, elizabeth cohen, saw movement, heard police officers break out into applause, neighbors asked the police did you get him. one police officer said yes. just about a minute after that, the

boston's police commissioner says the wanted man has, quote, come here to kill people. one suspect was killed early this morning in a shootout with police. and that happened in watertown. police say the suspects threw explosives from their car as they led police on a chase into watertown. earlier they killed a police officer in an ambush on m.i.t. campus and staged a carjacking hours after the fbi released photos of the two suspects. cbs reporter susan mcginnis has been following the overnight developments in the boston area. >> reporter: a massive manhunt is under way for 19-year-old tsarnaev one of the two suspects in the boston marathon bombing. >> we believe this to be a terrorist. we believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. rter: law enforcement custody. officers are going do to door looking for dzhokhar tsarnaev. they say he is armed and extremely dangerous. >> we are asking you to stay indoors, to stay in your homes, for the time being. >> reporter: the other suspect is reportedly tsarnaev's brother. he is now dead. events started late thursday n

that's according to the boston police department. president obama has ordered a response to the boston blast telling his administration to do whatever is necessary to investigate it. we have on the phone a witness -- two witnesses actually, matt frucci and another individual. but briefly i want to go to chief national correspondent john king who is sitting here with me in studio. john, what are your sources telling you about this attack? or i shouldn't call it an attack. about this incident. >> that's the big question. you always get conflicting information. i'll tell you one source has said they heard a bomb squad has detonated a third device. but i want to be careful about this, that is one source on the ground not confirmed through law enforcement. there's a scramble on in the area. as you noted, boston police saying two dead, 22 wounded. those are preliminary numbers. often the numbers go up and they're not always accurate. >> the one thing we know about covering situations like this is the first information is almost always wrong

boston. witnesses hear multiple shots fired in watertown. and police rush to a neighborhood. during a city- wide manhunt for the second teen suspect. wanted in the deadly boston marathonkron 4 news starts at five now at five a terrorist on the loose, a city in paralysis. open the door in boston and nearby towns empty streets, businesses closed, mass transit suspended. a million people told to open their doors to no one home like a war zone, almost earlier, there was a report that many, developments. cnn is reporting that this possible suspect has been in gauged. residents of franklin street is about 1 mi. of this location have been to " shelter in place ". and a cnn and producer heard and various explosions. at this point it bears repeating that this suspect has been engaged according to cnn. there is a crowd gathered at we have seen that many police movements inside and outside. not too far from me the bomb squad has part a vehicle. one of their concerns about if and when was about additional explosives, earlier. when this suspect was engaged along with his brother there were

but quite a number of police cars still down this way.e've b shouting "boston strong." i want to go back to brian ross, i understand we now have him able to hear me. brian, tell me what you've learned. >> reporter: well, i was just talking to the state police here who indicated that he is on his way now, the suspect, to mass general hospital. they described him as in serious if not critical condition. so, he's not in good shape. when they got there, they say he was sort of half hanging out of the boat. he had been bleeding extensively. the spokesman could not say where the bleeding was but that apparently it was a result from the gun fight the night before. they point out it was 22 1/2 hours after they began searching for him that they did find him. he was in the stern of the boat. they tossed in two or three of the flash bang grenades, if i have that terminology right, martha, in the bow of the boat, to stun him and to make him essentially unable to operate and they say he was so weak, he an thesn't able to do ahi took him into custody and he was not -- he was not weari

and an investigative source is confirming to fox that the boston police have found and removed another suspected device, this one located at st. ignatius church just steps away from boston college. the city of boston has recalled all of its off duty police officers and they've been called in for support. boston police commissioner ed davis is preparing the public for a lot ofnjuries and deaths beyond the two that we know of at this hour. >> 2:50 p.m. today, there were simultaneous explosions that occurred along the route of the boston marathon, near the finish line. these explosions occued 50 to 100 yards apart and each scene resulted in multiple casualties. >> we ow as few as two sualties at this point. 25 injured, two confirmed dead and the department of justice is confirming that the events were being treated as a terrorist act, although it's unclear whether or not the spoke us is domestic or international at this time. the federal aviation administration placing a temporary flight restriction over the site of the explosion at the request of boston law enforcement and the department

they have booked a 9:30 press conference under the auspices of bpd, boston police department. there goes massachusetts state police. again, most of the same folks, let's be honest. these are the last guys you want to see in your rear-view mirror. i'm out there with you on the roads. i know the feeling. these are the first people you want in your town when there is an exchange of gun fire and you have been awakened by it on a thursday night. if you are vaguely aware there was a crime at m.i.t. nearby, no one knows if it is tied to the worst disaster in boston in years. but that's why you are seeing this. let's listen. >> this is an amazing ending to a horrible week, horrible day. to have everyone here together. i have never seen applauding before. i have never been in a situation like this. just to have the applause. it's unbelievable. i can't help but get in it. you know? it's fantastic. >> can't put it any better than that. >> how are you feeling? >> i don't know what to do with myself. i don't want to feel because of the feeling of unity. i have lived in watertown my whole li

and an investigative source is confirming to fox that the boston police have found and removed another suspected device, this one located at st. ignatius church just steps away from boston college. the city of boston has recalled all of its off duty police officers and they've been called in for support. boston police commissioner ed davis is preparing the public for a lot of injuries and deaths beyond the two that we know of at this hour. >> 2:50 p.m. today, there were simultaneous explosions that occurred along the route of the boston marathon, near the finish line. these explosions occurred 50 to 100 yards apart and each scene resulted in multiple casualties. >> we know as few as two casualties at this point. 25 injured, two confirmed dead and the department of justice is confirming that the events were being treated as a terrorist act, although it's unclear whether or not the spoke us is domestic or international at this time. the federal aviation administration placing a temporary flight restriction over the site of the explosion at the request of boston law enforcement and the de

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the boston police commissioner was quite insistent the boston piece of this was secure.t expect or anticipate there might be follow-on problems. that leaves the rest of the country and potential international contacts. one of the questions i have that is still a puzzle for me is the explosive component of this. it turns out they had more explosives than i would have guessed based on the original construction of the bombs that went off. and, you know, if you've never done this before, even if you have an internet guide, right, there's a difference between having a blueprint and building something. >> right. >> then building something that's reliable. that's a key word in the military and international security world. because it's not just if it goes off, you have to be sure it's going to go off when you want it to go off. >> just because you read it on the internet does not make you a proficient person at explosives. >> it makes me wonder, one, whether they did test, but they test -- they couldn't have tested in watertown or cambridge where i live, right? they would have

boston's marathon terror attack. but it didn't happen peacefully. gunfire erupted after police had surrounded in the neighborhood in the boston suburb of watertown. what followed was a stand off. the city of boston was locked down while police search. but, now, police say they're relieved. i feel relieved. i feel like everybody else has been relieved. we've all been watching the tv, the computer, the live up dates since the beginning. i feel like i can go back to school now and know that i'm safe. >> pure elation there. the first word that police had apprehe apprehended, the suspected bomber didn't come from a big announce. >>> there is a lot more being provided from social media. >> the boston bombing suspect has been tweeting. two friends of his tell cnn it is, in fact, hi twitter account. his handle,@jdzhokhar, he's got a picture of a grimacing lion for a pro file. >> it is just one of the dots trying to connect who the suspected is. what did we learn suspect's father you be the judge. within hours of the bombings, he tweeted out this message. ain't no love in the heart of t

boston police and state police and local police across the commonweal massachusetts responded with bravery. tonight, we close an important chapter in this. after the attack on monday, i directed the full resources of federal government to be made available to help save authorities and the investigation and to increase security as needed. over the past week, close coordination among the federal states sharing information and moving swiftly and track down leads have been critical as ever. they all worked as they should as a team and we are extremely grateful full for that to all our out standing law enforcement officials. these men and women get up everyday and put on that uniform and risk their lives to keep us safe. our thoughts with those with those that's wounded in pursuit of the suspect and we pray for their full recovery. the collier family who grieved the lost of their son and brother shawn. he was just 26-year-old and as his family has said he died bravely in the line of duty doing what he committed his life to doing, serving and protecting others. so we are grateful to him. obvious

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kennedy presidential library, in the words off the boston police, appears to be fire related. earlier the police commissioner ed davis said that investigators were trying to determine whether the reported explosion at the jfk library was connected to the two other bombings at the boston marath marathon. the library said fire was started in the mechanical room, apparently not related to the two bombings at the boston marathon, which is important information just coming in from boston police. they said they're going to have another updated news conference at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we'll of course have live coverage of that. right now it looks like the incident at the boston john f. kennedy presidential library not related to the two bombings at the boston marathon. matt frucci, one of our executive producers, also was on the scene at the time of the explosions. once again, he's joining us. the latest numbers we have, matt, two dead and at least a hundred injured in these two explosions, two bombings. they are now officially being determined as bombings. do we have more information co

it was a boston police car? can't tell but appears to be a local police car. so this suspect -- and this suspect is still in that local police car? all right, hold on. all right. gabe ram rez is telling me there's a second man who has just been come into custody. he's in handcuffs right now. gabe, can you describe him for me?es. black darkha dark hair. short, cro dark hair. l righ all righ gabe, wan you to clhe desk.i wantou to call t get this vbam accurate this. inedible scene where a second suspect at thecene inm right es ac shortrop ha, coxis to be middle easten so we hav oneaked person who is in uagainst the w who iswhite,and su verba give a nd report so that w all act respony wh this butt appea to bere a two le t least in some sort ofabe excuse me, jake. >> aright, drew that's great. we'll hav report himself so that the listeners i want to susan ndionn's reporter,ho s great connectnsithhe wh ij going on thi e shooting officer although t m.i.t. and ay two individuals arrested in watertown, massachusetts, not far from boston. fbi officials trying to figure

boston police said they want everyone in boston to go home and stay home. they canceled sporting events. there are road blocks up and there is extra security. there is very high security at high-profile locations in and around the boston area. people's nerves are on edge. it is time for calm to the degree possible. dr. mark segul is with us part from the a-team. in the early going we were getting live video from a scene. we were getting video photographers recorded and had not yet edited. that video was playing and we heard people talking of arms flying by and dead people beneath the street and on and on and on. with this sort of explosion the shrapnal injure sees would vary widely ssments. >> absolutely. to set the scene is the need for calm. people get more injured when they panic. they see limbs flying and they pan thick and get injured fleeing themselves. and then triage. get to the people that are sickest first. those who have lost limbs have a big bleeding problem. since there were medical tepts you could apply the turn gnaw kits. if you can apply the

boston police are saying at this hour there has been no arrest so far in the boston bombing investigation. officials have been reviewing video and clues from a surveillance camera and news footage. patty has been covering the attack since it happened monday. she's live in boston with the new information. >> reporter: here's what we know right now, take a law enforcement official briefed on this investigation has said that a suspect was identified from cameras here on boylston street on the 700 block at the lore don taylor store. surveillance cameras from lore don taylor. -- lore don taylor. -- lord&taylor. this is a huge development in this case. this is a tragedy that's impacted people here in boston and all the way to the bay area. to clarify, i called the boston police department about 20 minutes ago and was told that there has not been an arrest, but then that police department also referred me to the boston f.b.i. when i spoke to them also about 20 minutes ago, they said they could neither confirm that there had been an arrest but they also would not deny that there had been one. the

your thoughts. >> when i look at this, boston police, watertown police, state police, all the surrounding agencies, they started from zero and they had to come up to speed after the bombing. i think in that case they did an incredible job. they were aggressive and professional. they took the fight to the terrorists whatever they put forward. that being said, we have the russian government contacting this country that they have somebody that they find to be extremely radicalized and living in the city of boston. you know, when you have a tough country and tough people like russians saying this guy is dangerous, maybe we should actually listen. supposedly the f.b.i. had someone go out and scrub him. you know, you look and say, criminal records and look at what he is doing and talk to him and friends' family, neighbors -- great. the idea is go under the radar and go ahead and confess. my question is on that fact, was it documented? was it put into a database? certainly his driver's license was obtained electronically. when you look at this, i ask one question to the director. f.b.i. that was

that's a strategy done by the boston police department, the bomb squad. they found a suspicious package or device. that was strategically detonated. let's go ahead and give you some numbers. again, folks, this is very fluid. we'll update these numbers, but as of last check, 53 people injured in all this. two have been confirmed dead. many of those injured are injured critically as you can see the video on your screen. there were reports of folks missing limbs, a lot of video of bloody bystanders, runners, folks in the area when the explosions took place. another thing interesting to point out that we're just learning, the families of newtown, connecticut, remember being hosted in a vip -- were being hosted in a vip suite directly next to the site where these bombings took place. we don't know if any of them were injured. as we continue to get information, we'll run more numbers by you real quick. a lot of folks from our area were up in boston for this marathon. we're being told 452 runners from maryland, 171 from the district and 654 from virginia, so cle

thank you, to law-enforcement officials were working together the state police, boston police police, fbi all working together. that is when we work the best also the citizens. the last week was a known what was happening but it gave the caches of so many individuals, my boston police working together with the state police has closure that we're all sstisfied also those who lost their lives this past week. we will get back and all of you in the media think you for supporting us. some days but that with the law enforcement officials they have worked so hard this week. but tonight we say thank you to them. but it was hours after her job i am so happy and they feel so good about this. it is the work of individuals why we can sleep well tonight. >> good evening. i am the special agent in charge of the fbi boston division. it seems like many months since monday, april 15 the day of the boston marathon bombings. nearly five days since the tragic explosions that took three lives, a critically injured over one headed 80 spectators and instill terror and fear among the city of boston, the comm

investigators right now combing through the evidence this morning with the fbi and the boston police ng anyone who may have seen something, heard anything, share na information with authorities. i'm joined by pamela brown. >> good morning to you, john. this area, the heart of boston's back bay, very popular area. still closed. the residents being asked to stay hyper vigilant. also there is a heavy law enforcement presence. authorities are investigating who's behind this act of terror, how they were able to carry it out and why. >> reporter: just before 3:00 p.m., more than 4:09 into the race, a thunderous boom. celebratory cheer turned into screams of horror. seconds later, at least 50 yards away, another. runners and spectators at the finish line stunned. that shock rippled through the crowd, many running from the scene, others towards it. >> we heard just one massive explosion, a huge boom. obviously we didn't know what it was. then when the second one went off, we said, that's a bomb, and it was -- we could smell the smoke. we saw people lying on the ground. runners were crying and

boston. we have to make sure that public safety is our number one concern. >> pam: police are on high alert today in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. one officer mount turn in the platforms. one looking in to train windows as it pulls into the station. there's confirmation to said that bart is a target. they want computers to know to report any suspicious activities or items that may be seen in the bart station. police also patrolling the paul station. there's a lot of traffic. officers checking backs they have brought and canine units. officers standing by checking trains as they arrive and depart. san francisco police are on heightened alert today following those explosions at the finish line at the boston marathon. kron4's special coverage of the boston marathon bombings will continue after this break. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talkin

fox news coverage of the boston marathon bombing continues with the two suspects now off the streets. >> a murder and a shoot of two police officers overnight to apprehending suspect number two. >> we are looking at these officers -- >>> and this is a fox news alert. boston please confirming that suspect number two is now in custody. right to the scene in watertown to shepard smith. he has been on the ground all night for the fox news channel. >> reporter: the tweet came from the boston police and reads in all caps captured. the hunt is over. the search is done. the terror is over and justice has won. suspects in custody. it has been a long and difficult four days here in boston and across new england and for that matter across america as many of our viewers who have been watching throughout the night know this all began just before fox reports late in the 6:00 hour when it is our understad all oe together specifically in the hours ahead. right now we are waiting for a news conference and that will happen shortly and we will take you there live. first during the latter half of the 6:00 hour on fox news channel we got word

you've got the boston police department, the massachusetts state police, and fbi agents surrounding the both. there was an exchange of gunfire and eventually, they came in, used flash bangs and was able to remove the suspect from the boat without any further injury. >> flash bans tried to disorient him. and with the arrest of dzhokhar, president obama saying this is an important chapter of the boston marathon attack. the president says federal authorities will try to get to the bottom of monday's attack. find out the big question and find out why? other individuals that could have been involved, we want to know about that and we want to know about these two suspected bombers. >> one thing we do know is whatever hateful agenda drove these men to such heinous effects could not, would not prevail. they've already failed. they failed because the people of boston refused to be intimidated. they feel as americans, we refused sto be terrorized. they failed because we will not waiver from the character and the compassion and the values that define us as a country. nor will we break the bonds th

. >>> one of the suspects in the boston marathon bombings was killed by police overnight. he is identified as a 19-year- old from cambridge, massachusetts. >> and there is now a massive manhunt now for the second suspect in a boston suburb not far from cambridge, watertown. the latest photo of the dead suspect came from a convenience store in cambridge. the boston police commissioner says they believe to a cbs news has confirmed the suspects are brothers from a region of russia near chechnya. the suspect was killed early this morning in a shootout with poliin the suburb of watertown. police say the suspects threw explosives from their car as they led police on a chase into watertown from cambridge. now, earlier, they are believed to have ambushed and killed a police officer on the m.i.t. campus and then staged a carjacking. that happened hours after the fbi released photos of the two suspects yesterday. we have more now from cbs reporter susan mcginnis in boston. >>> reporter: explosions and gunshots pierced the early- morning hours as police closed in on the suspects in th

the boston police department is an outstanding police department, the fbi, homeland security, atf, they're all working on this, the president is leading this. this is not a time for democrats or republican politics, the president is putting in place, putting in motion the counterterrorism and the anti-terrorism units we have in our country that have been developed over the last 11 1/2 years and they're going to do an outstanding job. >> congressman briefly, do you think that this will lead to more cameras? i know it's controversial, there are privacy issues, boston does have a lot of cameras, europe cities led by london have the most. are americans going to have to get used to more surveillance on a daily basis? >> i think we do. privacy involves being in a private location. anyone can look at you, can see you, can watch what you're doing. a camera just makes it more sophisticated. it's no different from your neighbor look out the window at you or a police officer walking down the street. so i do think we need more cameras, we have to stay ahead of the terrorists and i know in new york, th

police tightening their security. that happened a moment that the incidents took place in boston and d.c. police remain on heightened security levels. metrok transit police -- transit police increasing security. they will keep all the sea patrol officers on duty for the time being at the situation is still unfolding. most people we spoke with said that feel safe and secure and outside of the capital here today. let's 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 fin

boston's police, the commissioner walks us step by step through the final hours. >>> we're back now fromt to get you up to speed on a few key parts of the terror investigation. first, police don't think there are any more suspects. they believe the two brothers acted as a two-man team. tamerlan tsarnaev dead after a police gun battle and his younger brother handcuffed tonight to a hospital bed. i want you to look at this video. neither of the suspects, but this was part of the elder brother's youtube collection, a russian militant, an extremist, who lived and died under the flag of jihad. police are checking on a possible connection. the victims, throw adults and a little boy. worshippers at new england's largest catholic church gathered today to share their grief and shock, still raw. nearly a week since bombs exploded at the boston marathon, and tonight 55 people hurt in the bombing are still hospitalized. and what about those bombs? investigators say all the parts came from the local boston area, but the two brothers had guns, too. fbi teams are working tonight to find out where those

boston police department saying he's hit. may have been there all day. so we are seeing word there may be thermal imaging involved. this is what nbc news is learning from a senior police department official. that's why there is such a focus in this area. the boston police department sending out tweets within the last hour, advising people in the franklin street area of watertown which is just about a mile from where we are to stay inside, to go back inside their homes. this of course not long after governor patrick had actually lifted that request to stay in place. they are told to stay back inside. as you can see, i don't have access to some of the images that you do but i know you can see this intense police presence as we understand it, basically every division of the massachusetts state police is there so that includes the bomb squad, ballistics and stop which is basically the highest level of their s.w.a.t. team. they are all on-site. there are reports of different shots fired. so it is obviously developing situation, one we are monitoring closely. >

the boston police department, the massachusetts state police, and fbi agents surrounded the boat. there was an exchange of gunfire and eventually they came in. he was able to remove the suspect without further injury. >> just some of the details of what was a very dramatic day in boston. let's go live to brook baldwin. hey, brooke. >> driving here to this live location where we have been c p camped out for the better part of air week here in copley square, it's been celebration in the stleets, driving here, given everything that happened in the last couple of hours, jubilation. i think this is the first night ever since send people here in boston will finally be able to sleep. we'll talk you through what went down. i spent my day in cambridge and learned more about this 19-year-old suspect who is now not too far from me in a boston hospital. talked to a lot of young people who went to high school with dzhokhar. they never knew much about where he was from his his roots. i want to stay some sounds. >> one thing we do know is that whatever hateful agenda drove these men to such hasn