breaking news right now.ve explosion at this giant fertilizer plant levels nearly the entire town of west, texas. the plant burning for half an hour before a catastrophic blast caught on tape by dozens of bystanders. >> i can't hear. >> cover your ears. >> the blast registers like an earthquake. hundreds injured and a frantic search now for firefighters caught in the inferno. >> we need ambulances. a bomb just went off inside here. it's pretty bad. >> we are live on the scene. videos still coming in with the breaking details. the catastrophe in texas. >> announcer: from abc news, live in times square, thursday april 18th, 2013. this is "good morning america." with robin roberts and george stephanopoulos. >> and good morning, america. details streaming in all night on the devastating explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. this stunning photo tells the terrifying story. there you see it, the kind of mushroom cloud created by a nuclear bomb. >> in fact, this is what it looked like and sounded like as it happe

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we have much more right after the break. fox news alert and the situation continuing to unfold in boston as there are now conflicting reports about whether or not an arrest has been made. our latest information here at fox is that one has not. now, we have three law enforcement officials telling fox news contrary to what our dot-com property reported and reported to you, an arrest has not been made and no one in custody. that's a term of art, custody so it could be they know somebody, they're saying they have not yet identified the suspect so we just don't know. but they are now, three federal law enforcement officers telling us no arrest has been made contrary to what we have been told by other federal officers earlier. our dot-com property earlier, that arrest had been made. that's where we're the at right now. i want to bring in steve emmerson, marc thiessen, fellow washington post columnist and a former bush speech writer and peter newman at king's college in london. yes, thank you all for being here, and you know, we ce

they caught a break there. they will have a significant secondary operation that will last days in terms of large area of search. >> officials say it will be some time before they necessity how many were killed in the explosion. >> abc7 news reporter is headed to west, texas, to bring us live coverage of the plant explosion. the town is called west, texas, not the geographic region. there will be more reports on abc7 news with updates being tweeted to you. >> we will have continuing coverage of the plant explosion with updates here and on abc7news.com. you and follow us, also, on twitter for any breaking news developments. >> the president and the first lady will be in boston to attend a tribute to the marathon bombing victims. monday's explosion killed three people and wounded more than 170. at least 14 of the victims remain in critical condition. investigators say they are making progress in their search for the bomber. surveillance video shows a man dropping off a bag at the bombing site. >> the surveillance

we've got the breaks off to the east.e the clouds overhead, including here in washington. i do believe that as we get later into the morning and into the afternoon, we'll see more sun than clouds that will help boost temperatures milder than yesterday. yesterday we got to 63. today about 76 at 5:00 p.m. back in the upper 60s by 9:00. could be a shower or two tonight, emily north of town -- especially north of town with lows around 60. this morning the clouds are hugging areas east of the continental divide. in reedville reports of many breaks in the overcast now. sunshine over there. with the breaks we have cooler temperatures in the low 50s like baden and north beach at 53. clouds kept things milder to the west, 55 in fairfax and dumfries this morning. also at round hill, germantown 54 and columbia 53. there's the sun about to go back behind the clouds again as it gets a little higher in the sky but a pretty shot with that sun gleaning off the potomac this morning. 56 with an east, southeast wind at 6 and humidity at 77%

call or go online now to get answers. >> breaking news, an update, we are over the scene of breakingfrom the north bay, three schools in marin county are on lockdown while sheriff deputies substitute for a possibly armed car thief. he stole the car in petaluma and led deputies on a long chase. he bailed out and ran near fairfax. three schools including a child care center are all on lockdown right now. >> obviously well watch that situation for everyone at home. we also have to keep an eye on at weather situation because there is a game, a giants game and the weekend ahead. >> go have showers on live doppler 7 hd. we will take you up to the north bay right now where we are looking at a little bit of activity from pet lieu, highway 101, through novato and westward and to the east of santa rosa. some showers are popping up and the clouds look like they have the vertical development. they do. they puffy. we have overall more cloud cover in the south and east by. from the roof camera, you will notice we have a few sunny breaks but the possibility still exists for a few showers. 63 in oak

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and breaking now, launch warning.at north korea is poised to test fire not one but two midrange missiles. satellites tracking the roving rockets moving across the country. martha raddatz reports in moments. >>> feeling the heat, president obama raises eyebrows with surprising comments made at a fund-raiser about california's top prosecutor calling her the best-looking attorney general in the country. his opponents calling him sexist, both sides weighing in all night. >>> and breaking details on the incredible rescue of that second teenage hiker missing since sunday found with no shoes, barely breathing and severely dehydrated, clinging to a rocky space no bigger than a yoga mat rescued in the nick of time and helicoptered to safety. >>> and -- ♪ who can turn the world on with her smile ♪ >> a very special and emotional reunion this morning, the cast of the "the mary tyler moore show" turned the world on with their smiles and now they're back together for an exclusive interview, a part of our super reunion friday. >> g

east bay has shut down water to nearby businesses to fix the break. and there are homes in the area but it's unclear if they have been affected. they say they'll have to dig up the sidewalk to reach the broken pipe. and it did not say how long this would take. >>> following developing news this morning where six portable classrooms caught fire at a school overnight. it happened at james madison elementary. more on the work the fire crews have ahead of them this morning. looks like a lot of damage. >> reporter: that's right. fire crews just pulled out of here. the crews were still putting out the hot spots, no fire hydrant nearby so they were having to truck in the water. and there is a lot of damage to the six portable offices. in the center, the fire investigator told us that there are steel beams that are completely warped. just to give you an idea of the intensity of the fire. and now flames and smoke shot six stories into the air and could be seen from a nearby freeway. we received these photos from a witness. officials believe this fire is suspic

more right after this break. >>> at 5:53, we continue to follow the breaking news. the manhunt is on wait for one of the suspects. the other has been killed in a shootout with police. the quickly moving situation means everything we learn has to be treated with a great deal of caution. >> the world learned the hard way during the atlanta bombing. >> that's when a security guard was tried and found guilty in the media. the msnbc news is reporting that the two brothers did tell the carjacking victims they were the marathon bombers. one of the biggest missteps as you well know was the "new york post" putting this picture of two men calling them bag men. they had nothing to do with the bombing, labeling them as bagmen. one of them is a high school track star who had just simply come to the race to watch. caution. self-appointed internet detectives turned out to be incredible ineffective. we have seen links that appear to have been posted by one of the bombers several years ago. we don't know for sure it is. so we are not going to show it to you until we are sure. we are

that breaking news is out of texas. there have been at least two explosions at a fertilizer plant in the city of west, texas. 80 miles south of dallas. there have been mass casualties. explosions hit before 8:00 central time. we first broke this story at the 6:00 news. hospitals are treating up to 100 people injured. i have heard reports that as many as 40 of those people have very serious injuries. the injured suffered what doctors call blast injuries. injuries to their legs and arms and cuts and bruises. a hazardous materials team is at the plant. there is an evacuation order for the area which includes a school and nursing home. there are reports the nursing home and apartment complex are on fire. a witness says he saw smoke and then the first explosion and it was like a bomb going off the witness says. right now, first responders are on the scene to treat the injured and deal with the damaged plant. investigators will continue to try to figure out what happened but the immediate priority is to treat the injured and

that is the breaking news.coming up in a minute. >> good morning, everyone, 6:30. >> we begin the weekend with warming trend but you could not tell looking at this picture. >> we see cloud cover. not so thick. >> that is the good observation. it was cloudy. it will be easier to eradicate so more sunshine. live doppler 7 hd showing how dry it is. we will talk about the day planner for the bay area. 50 through 7:00 and we have sunshine by noon and 61 and hanging out in the mid-to-upper 60's and close to average by 4:00. cool and jacket weather. a few clouds roll in at 7:00. the planner inland valleys starting off with clouds and 46 and sunny at noon and 67 and mild at 4:00 and 75 and you will not need so heavy a coat at 66. coat weather still at the coast and mainly cloudy and 49 but more sunshine dug -- during the afternoon and temperatures are still in the 50's. leyla gulen? >> we have an update on the crash, stone valley road now re-opened at round hill rode. a serious accident resulted in a fatality, a car hi

i mean martin welcome to breaking it so today i had the rare opportunity to share good news for once to start the show samaras. political prisoner will and his eight month hunger strike in exchange for an early release from israeli jails esol was first arrested for taking part in military activities against i.d.f. vehicles back in two thousand and two and was sent to twenty six years in prison he was then released as part of a prisoner exchange but was arrested last july and since august of two thousand and twelve salvi has been protesting his detention by refusing food and only taking water vitamins and sugars for two hundred and sixty six days for the last two months of health has been a tear your eating his heart beats slowing forcing him to put on artificial ventilation at the same time the unrest among palestinians with escalating to the point of fear of a third intifada samara was allowed to die while the great news of his early release prompted assad way to write a victory letter in which he states quote now i plead for a continuation of the popular movement and its escalation

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friends and family say their final good-byes to a college athlete killed on a visit home for spring break. how he's being remembered. >> new details about the latest victim of oakland's ongoing street violence. how an east bay photo journalist got caught in a shooting that left another victim wounded. >>> we don't have a lot of time to save it. >> dozens of demonstrators come together to save an iconic east bay theater. the group's last-minute effort to keep the dome from being torn down. . >>> good evening. i'm maureen nailer. heather is off tonight. >> and i'm ken wayne. a week after a san francisco teenager was shot to death in front of his own house, his friends and family members said good-bye during funeral services this afternoon. alex savidge is live in the mission district to tell us why this death is hitting those who knew him particularly hard. alex? >> reporter: well, ken, friends tell me this young man was a good student, a star athlete, who stayed out of trouble. jacob was home from college for spring break, visiting with family last week, when he was killed. today, an entir

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breaking news. take a look. this is in san francisco. reports of a three-alarm fire on vallejo at laguna. you can see the smoke coming up among the blue skies out there in san francisco. this is basically marina pacific heights neighborhood. our crews are on this,000. we'll be gathering more information. again, a three-alarm fire on vallejo in san francisco. stay with us for more coverage. >>> more changes could soon be happening, yosemite national park. it's already big. it could be getting a little bigger. u.s. senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer both want to expand that park for the first time in 75 years. a bill introduced just yesterday would add nearly 1600 acres to the western side of that park. the map here for you, see a little highlighted yellow area on the map. that's where it would be. if approved, the bill would incorporate two separate areas of privately owned land that's located within the tiny yellow space, including 800 acres recently purchased by a conservation group. >> mo

caught a break there. they will have a significant secondary operation that will last days in terms of large area to search. >> it will be some time before they necessity how many people were killed in the explosion. >> our reporter is headed to west texas to bring coverage of the plant intelligence with reports later today on abc7 news tweeting updates for us, as well. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the plant explosion. we will bring you updates law this newscast and on abc7news.com. you can follow us on twitter@abcnews bay area for any breaking news developments around the clock. >> we are following breaking news in downtown san francisco where police have evacuated the area where a suspicious package was found by a security guard. police have shut down an area around the intersection of market and grant avenue. the city is supposed to be marking the 107th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake in an hour. instead, the streets are shut down and no one is allowed to come out of the local busin

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definitely breaks towards the peninsula and the south.e will see the fog burn off sooner today. highs a little warmer. >>> time now 5:54. japanese officials confirm that a small boat that washed up in northern california is part of the debris from the 2011 tsunami in japan there. month, this 20-foot boat wash add shore. and now this we're told is the first confirmed piece of debris found on the california coast. there have been more than a thousand reports of potential tsunami debris here in the u.s. but only 27 of those items including this particular boat have been authenticated. >>> a couple from pleasant hill pleading for the return of priceless photographs after their car and their home were broken into. he says thieves broke into his car in a safeway parking lot near the sun valley shopping center. the thieves found a garage door opener the car, so they also broke into his house. they stole a play station, a laptop, cellphone, and also memory cards containing photos of their baby the day she was born. >> my play station was missing,

but today a break out there. nice to see the sunshine. >> thank you, mark. >>> we learned late this morning that it is official, the oakland raiders have traded carson palmer to the arizona cardinals. no deal what the deal is worth. but some reports say he'll be making $16 million over the course of two years. his account with the raiders was worth $14 million. >>> there is new concern from marine mammals rescuers surrounding sea lions. they say they are seeing a disturbing increase in the number of starving sea lion pups at california beaches. right now the mammal center in sausalito is caring for 30 sea lion pups. morer the last month, more than 900 pups have -- over the last month, more than 900 pups have come ashore malfather chaired -- mal nur -- malnourished. >>> well tell you why investors are -- we'll tell you why investors are smile mg -- why investors are smiling on wall street. >>> and you can watch all of our newscasts live by downloading the app. you can get drive time traffic, weather and breaking n

if you break it you won't term. exactly you are you break it you own it and we will end up owning it because again we're the world's superpower and so while europe can sit back and sort of let the tell us to do something and let us do something. you know that that does not bode well for the future of syria or for us foreign policy mark historically what john said is correct basically well i think about what john said i think the good news is that with the budget the way it is in the united states right now i'm not sure that there's going to be an overwhelming desire for any sort of again i will call it a peacekeeping opposed to side peacekeeping and having to have peacekeepers that know how can you has he been when there's a war well that's exactly what peacekeepers do i mean there you say don't make the ninety's a well these to cause peace enforcement but but again i'm not going to get into a semantic difference arguably if there is instability you need something to get rid of that instability i think the removal o

i had tried to break it a few days before that, but when i did break it, it wasn't on purpose.it was by accident, but i was kind of glad that i did break it, because it got me moved. >> wagner says he wanted to be moved because other inmates were harassing him over being a sex offender. he is now in a single prison confinement cell and says he's on a search for answers to his problems. >> i ordered these books right here. i've got some clippings right here. one of the books i had ordered was called "prayers that bring healing and activate blessings." another one i had ordered was "prayers that route demons and break curses." the other one is called "satan," another one was "strongman's his name, what's his game?" and then i've got one here called "the bondage breaker." then i have one here, "the wounded heart: hope for adult victims of childhood sexual abuse." i was sexually abused as a child, so i figured i'd read that, seemed interesting, so. i figured maybe i've got a demon in me, maybe i'd get this demon up out of me that's causing me to do the things i do, you know, every

so listen he goes you know sawyer again martin i mean this is a break in the set i think thousands of people mobilize for a massive rally on capitol hill and a lobbying day designed to urge congress to act now on comprehensive immigration reform all signs right now point to an agreement in the senate that could overhaul our immigration system provide a pathway to citizenship for the eleven million undocumented immigrants currently living in this country an agreement in congress today would mean the world to millions of people who call this country home and a renewed commitment to the values of a nation i was born on the shoulders of immigrants now is the time to break the said. i. so if you've been watching the corporate media this week you might have caught the latest international scandal developing breaking news story with grave implications that could be in violation of international law check out. say jay z. under fire right now so many pictures of the superstar couple marking their fifth wedding anniversary and how monna now an investigation is being launched into whether they b

i'm abby martin and welcome to breaking that so today i had the rare opportunity to share good news for once to start the show samaras solve a policy and political prisoner will end this eight month hunger strike in exchange for an early release from israeli jails esol was first arrested for taking part in military activities against i.d.f. vehicles back in two thousand and two and was sent to twenty six years in prison he was then released as part of a prisoner exchange but was rearrested last july and since august of two thousand and twelve we have been protesting his detention by refusing food and only taking water vitamins and sugars for two hundred and sixty six days for the last two months of saeed's health has been a period in his heartbeat slowing forcing him to be professional ventilation at the same time the on the rest among palestinians with escalating to the point of fear of a third intifada samara was allowed to die while the great news of his early release prompted assad way to write a victory letter in which he states quote now plead for a continuation of the popular mov

if you break it you won't. exactly you're you break it you own it and we will end up owning it because again we're the world's superpower and so while europe can sit back and sort of let tell us to do something and let us do something. you know that that does not bode well for the future of syria or for u.s. foreign policy mark historically what john said is correct basically well i think about what john said i think the good news is that with the budget the way it is in the united states right now i'm not sure that there's going to be an overwhelming desire for any sort of again i will call it a peacekeeping opposed to side peacekeeping and i'm going to have people have a very that know how can you has he been when there's a war well that's exactly what peacekeepers do i mean there you say don't make three hundred a well these to cause peace enforcement but but again i'm not going to get into a semantic difference arguably if there is instability you need something to get rid of that instability i think the re

i need a "break" for $200. bill. what is break dancing? yes. i need a "break" for $400, please. laurel. what's a fast break? no. michael. what's a breakaway? breakaway. yes. baseball for $400. jimmy. on a scorecard, if a batter hits a double, we mark the lines from home plate to second base and wrb." if we mark the first line and write "hbp," it indicates the player reached first base in this way. laurel. ite "2s hit by a pitch? you're right. baseball bits for $600. michael. who are the san francisco giants? yes, indeed. baseball for $800. laurel. what are the negro leagues? right. baseball for $1,000. michael. what are the washington nationals? that's the team. i need a "break" for $600. laurel. what is break a leg? that's the expression. i need a "break" for $800. laurel. what's a circuit breaker? good. bill. what is, "you have to break . yeah, that's an interesting way of phrasing it,

a bit of a break. breaks in the clouds and sunshine for the afternoon, there is another week. for the afternoon. notice it is still trying. if a band of light rain comes in from the north. and it will make things wet. as we go towards monday morning things will clear out. the gusting winds and sunny skies. a look for 40's. upper 60s for the south bay. san jose 68 degrees. 60s for the inland spots. 60s in danville. low mid 60s by the bay. clouds & sunshine and. and 60 degrees with 50s that the ocean. your kron 4 7 day around the bay the 35-50 m.p.h. however, that will bring the war. tuesday & that will bring the warmth. >> kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. you can redeem points. it is kind of like frequent-flier miles. for watching us. kron 4 news will feature a word on the day beginning at 8 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. you then enter that w

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that according to a new cnn/o r c international star break. more than two-thirds of americans said the cuts, also on the sequestered, greatly or somewhat affected the nation's economy. 40 percent said the cuts have greatly or somewhat affected them personally. the cuts went into effect march, slashing $85 billion on the rest of fiscal year 2013, which ends september 30th. there were mandated by a 2011 agreement by congress that raised the federal debt ceiling. >> we have plenty of sunshine today. >> welcome back. top stores were following on this wednesday april 10th. the golden state warriors are headed to the playoffs. they defeated minnesota last night 105-89. this the golden state's second time making it to the playoffs and the last 19 seasons. and antioch police on scene of a shooting. it happened last night around 11. one person died at the scene, to others been taken to local hospitals their conditions remain unknown at this time. >> as we're watching the weather today as one temperatures are in the bay area. we thought tippers of 70 de

>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> the breaking news is the san jose police arrest two juvenile following this destructive accident after a car rammed into a san jose home, injures a hour and her daughter the result of teens engaging in illegal and potentially deadly street racing. good morning, police just wrapped up a news conference saying that juveniles remain arrested for reckless driving and high speed. neighbors say this is just the latest incident. this crash happened on lee avenue around the corner from lee high school. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the scene in west san jose. amy? >> news comes as a relief to people who live here. they want something done. a woman told us she has seen the drivers before speeding and driving out of space control. neighbors are devastating this happened, of course. there are some flowers a woman just left for the family for when they are able to return to the home. devastated here, yes, but they say they are not surprised. >> people living on or near lee avenue in san jose say it was a matter of "when" a terrible a

breaking news in west, texas where there has been a deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant. anne anne john a -- >> john alston has more for us now. >> search and rescue crews are going home to home to find victims and survivors of this massive blast. at least two firefighters are killed and more than a hundred people are injured. half of the town of 2500 people in west texas have been evacuated. the other half may have to leave if winds shift overnight. firefighters cannot get to the actual blast zone at the fertilizer plant because of fears of another explosion. the i'm mown yum nitrate -- immonium nitrate is flammable. there are 700 first responders on the scene. a short time ago the mayor of that town, west texas, spoke to reporters. >> there is a lot of people that got hurt. there is a lot of people that i am sure are not going to be here tomorrow. we are going to search for everure everybody is accounted for. that's the most important thing right now. >> as we said, at least two firefighters killed and more than a hundred injured. approximately 60 to 80 homes have been

the hometown boston globe breaking the news on twitter, quote, breaking, arrest in boston marathon bombing. and the link, you can see the link there, see the way the link spells out, refresh equals true. in this case, untrue. we at the show have been glued to the boston globe's website this week, they are doing stupendous work, but when the big headline says "marathon bomb suspect in custody" and it's next to the little headline saying there is no bombing suspect in custody, what you have is not an evolving story, what you have is a mess. you have faulty reporting on a really important matter driving a frenetic news cycle all day today, and the pushback from law enforcement was plain and a little bit pointed. from the boston police department, despite reports to the contrary, there has not been an arrest in the marathon attack. the fbi went a step further. quote, over the past day and a half, there have been a number of press reports that have been inaccurate. since these sources -- excuse me, since these stories often have unintended consequences, we ask the media, particularly at this ea

host: we talked about the different tax breaks. break down a few of the major tax breaks. we can show on the screen the domestic manufacturing tax deduction, the depletion cost -- tell us what these things do. guest: we talked about intangible drilling costs. the second one that is the subject to oil and gas is something called percentage depletion. basically, this is a deduction in terms of how companies account for costs related to obtaining land and mineral rights. the big portion of these companies' business models is they have to go out at least from individuals or the government's land and mineral rights and there is a cost associated with that. this deduction allows them to attain a higher cost for those costs and lower their taxes. this was introduced in the tax code in 1926. itsrestingly, in 1975, availability was taken away from something called the major integrated oil companies. that is a distinction. i talked about the 10,000 companies in the united states and their base could broken down into two categories. what is the independent, smaller companies that do

if you break it you own terms. exactly you're you break it you own it and we will end up owning it because again we're the world's superpower and so while europe can sit back and sort of let the tell us to do something and let us do something. you know that that does not bode well for the future of syria or for us foreign policy mark historically what john said is correct basically well i think about what john said the i think the good news is that with the budget the way it is in the united states right now i'm not sure that there's going to be an overwhelming desire for any sort of again i will call it a peacekeeping opposed to side peacekeeping and to have peacekeeper is that you know how can you has he been when there's a war well that's exactly what peacekeepers do i mean there you say don't make the ninety's a well these to caught peace enforcement but but again i'm not going to get into a semantic difference arguably if there is instability you need something to get rid of that instability i think the remova

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we have to take a break, dr. murray. we will take a short break. i want to talk to you and your attorney about your appeal and some other things when we come back. again, just a short break. also, later, more breaking news in the shooting of the texas district attorney and his wife. an account from a neighbor you will only see right here about what happened shortly before the murders. we'll be right back. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course, i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning to like a thousand bees that were just stinging my feet. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eye sight including blurry vision, muscle

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was on breaking the set just last week to break down this bill which she claims is worse than the patriot act take a look. so broadly though that they can go directly to military agencies like the n.s.a. and allow them to collect information on americans and with a very strong wall here in the united states between our civilian and our military and we don't let the military act against americans on u.s. soil it has it's rooted in our very founding of our country and this is a very dangerous bill because it allows the military to start collecting information on americans yep a stronger marriage between the military and corporations and what could go wrong while lot we don't have the corporate media to depend on for the facts when it comes to raising awareness online no group has been more effective about informing internet you. users but the book ations an anonymous source in a loud voice for protecting privacy and the internet as we know it anonymous your my hero today so if anonymous is the hero who is the villain well to do that dishonor goes to republican congressman mike rogers of mic

was on breaking the set just last week to break down this bill which he claims is worse than the patriot act take a look. it's so broadly though that they can go directly to military agencies like the n.s.a. and allow them to collect information on americans and leave a very strong wall here in the united states between our civilian and our military and we don't let the military act against americans on u.s. soil it has it's rooted in our very founding of our country and this is a very dangerous bill because it allows the military to start collecting information on americans yep a stronger marriage between the military and corporations what could go wrong while lot we don't have the corporate media to depend on for the facts when it comes to raising awareness online no group has been more effective about informing internet users but the anonymous source in a loud voice for protecting privacy and the internet as we know it anonymous you're my hero today so if anonymous is the hero who is the villain well today that dishonor goes to republican congressman mike rogers of michigan the man's

other breaking news. in the town of west, texas, just north of waco, where there was a massive explosion last night at a fertilizer plant there. officials say right now, anywhere between 5 and 15 people may have been killed. a preliminary estimate. they worry that number could grow. more than 160 people have been injured in local area hospitals. search and rescue operation under way. dozens of homes reduced to rubble. half that town evacuated. meanwhile, here in boston this morning, new developments into the investigation of the terror attacks that happened on monday. investigators say they are spotting two men caught on surveillance near the finish line. pictures coming from a lord & taylor department store roof near the second blast and from a local tv station. those pictures in the hands of federal and statement agencies all around the country. one of the men is reportedly seen carrying a black backpack. the public will have a chance to gather and grieve at appear interfaith prayer service. president o

all hell will break loose to be precise.o -- by phone from his son -- he spoke to abc by phone from his home in russia. that was from abc news. they conducted that phone interview conversation, if you like, with the father who says give up, sign, but if you don't, if you are shot, if the americans did you all hell will break loose. oh, what a situation wherein. again, we are expecting moments from now in a news conference to begin to be delivered by the boston police commissioner and the massachusetts state police chief. i hope they have more affirmation on hands. at the moment i am going to call this a stalemate. we have a perimeter around whether it's in -- waters and connecticut -- what did in massachusetts and the boston area where they believe this terrorist assault of. they have extended the search to cambridge, massachusetts where the tories have been telling people to stay indoors. meanwhile, and the rest of boston the jazz tradition system is larger shut down. many officers are closed. downtown pretty much deserted.

tonight, breaking news. the massive and deadly easter sunday accident.to 75 cars, the rig that caught on fire. tonight, the pictures just now coming in. as authorities point to a very familiar culprit. >>> in cold blood. yet another prosecutor targeted. he and his wife murdered inside their home. what we're now learning about what unfolded inside. and tonight, the bigger picture here. is this string of deadly cases connected? our law and justice team on it tonight. >>> forced out. the families who can't return to their homes this easter sunday after a giant oil spill. tonight, what caused this and what exxon is now saying. their statement just into "world news." >>> and, get ready to roll. >> this is one of the greatest white house traditions. >> tonight, a look inside the white house on the eve of the giant easter egg roll, the ovals filling the oval office. the white house bowling alley. but it might take the easter bunny awhile to get there. he's been pulled over tonight. a ticket for the silly rabbit. >>> good evening on this easter sunday. and we do

hunger strike breaking the set it's next right here on our team. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous i had lunch i got so . i mean. i know that i'm still seems really messed up. in the old story so actually. it's. a little worse for the little thing the white house or the. radio guy in the story. what. we're about to give you never seen anything like that i'm strong. enough i'm abby martin and welcome to breaking the set so today i had the rare opportunity to share good news for once to start the show samaras solve policy and political prisoner will end his eight month hunger strike in exchange for an early release from israeli jail esol was first arrested for taking part in the military activities against i.d.f. vehicles back in two thousand and two and was sent to twenty six years in prison he was then released as part of a prisoner exchange but was rearrested last july and since august of two them twelve salvi has been protesting as the tension by refusing food and only taking

quick break here.ere are many developments throughout the day, many that we have yet to give time to on this program. when we come back, the hard evidence that these investigators are going through. we'll show you the images they're working from now in a moment. back in three minutes here on "studio b" live in boston ♪ [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. by the armful? by the b