a bit of a chaotic scene out here. brian? >> kay tur on the streets of boston. we don't know when people will be allowed back in. >>> to washington we go. our justice correspondent pete williams has been working this story all day. pete, what can you tell us tonight? >> tonight authorities confirm that there were two bombs. we know that much. but it's unclear how many others were planted. they say there were other suspicious packages. and the word, of course, of another bomb elsewhere placed at the jfk library is apparently turning out not to be true. at least five other packages have been found on the street, have been deemed suspicious and are being destroyed. but there is no firm confirmation of whether they were actually explosive devices although some officials tonight say there is reason to think that some of them were. we are told, by the way, that one of the two victims killed in the explosion was 8 years old. boston police say there was no specific intelligence warning of any kind of attack. federal officials tonight say there is no reason to think that

thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >> i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. more eyes in the sky. security cameras led law enforcement to the bombers in boston and now some bay area leaders want more cameras on our city streets, too. while the extra blanket of security may comfort some others see it as an overreach. the police chief is making the case for more cameras on market. >> reporter: he did make his case for more cameras along busy market street but not everyone agrees with that. meanwhile, at the same time people are gathering to support boston. these runners you see here will take off soon to remember boston one week later while chief greg suhr is calling for more surveillance cameras. >> i'm not talking about monitoring them full time, during these major events when we have thousands and thousands of people. >> reporter: san francisco police chief greg suhr is mak

. >> not a bad idea there pam and happy monday to you and brian. >>> here we are. the traffic is doing pretty well. maybe for some people in honor of earth day will take public transportation. the trains on bart are moving on time. let's take a look at the east shore freeway. it should be a nice drive heading out to the mccarthur maze and to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light there. it's a nice light drive all the way across into san francisco. if you are driving in the south bay, there is northbound 280 right through downtown san jose the traffic moves well. there goes cal train. at great way to get to work this morning cal train starting off okay. >> we always like that, sal. we love it when the cal train goes by. >>> clear skies. warm, warm, warm. some of you may think it's hot, for april it is. fog is coming down and the coast and fog is coming up the coast. today we will be close to record stetting serr tour. the record for santa rosa is 90 going 85. san rafael 86. it will be close. oakland 85 again it will be close and san jose as well. i think we will fa

brian's brothers are here. jim and steve kilmeade. es. [ laughter ] >> brian: that doesn't explain you didn't get me a gift. nor did i get you one. >> i didn't expect the irish mother. mother is not going to be happy about that. >> gretchen: she's italian. yeah. >> steve share the couch with brian three hours a day. what growing up happened in the life of brian kilmeade that we don't know about that we would find interesting? >> where do you start, steve? [ laughter ] >> gretchen: they're stubbed. >> brian wasn't that nice a guy growing up. >> brian: what? >> gretchen: all right, zinger number one! >> brian, you're fired. >> brian: thank you very much. i'm going to go to the trunk room where they seem to like me better. >> gretchen: did you guys -- you must have had tons of fights with boys. >> mostly jimmy and i fought and brian broke it up. >> brian: right. to be honest, it's true. we did not have a lot of -- jealousry or anything like that. that's me the little guy. my head has shrunk since that picture, by the way. i had surgery. [

>>brian: should we get in here? >>gretchen: you got some points? >> sure. there first? come over here. what's your name? >> m.j. >>brian: where are you from? >> south jersey. >>brian: m.j. guarantees to make contact on his first three pitches. south jersey's finest. you know him as m.j. >> chuck, tell us about the bat he's aougs. >> that is our louisville slugger attack, one of our hottest seller bats. these men playing a travel team in jersey, playing 60 to 80 games a year. >>brian: m.j., good job. what's your name? >> daniel. >>brian: what team you play for? >> i live in louisville. >>brian: he can make his own bat. when you say composite bat, what is it made out of? >> a misnomer. >>brian: time for chase to step in. how old are you? >> 11. >>brian: where are you from? >> south jersey. >>brian: what team do you play on? [inaudible] >>brian: go get' em. >>gretchen: he's a lefty. let's get the final guy in there. >>brian: what's your name? >> blaze. >>brian: where are you from? >> south jersey. >>brian: very nice. your website? >> www.slug.com. >>brian: tha

and next -- is brian here? no. okay. all right. so we're all set and mia i would like you to enlighten us more in all that you're doing in social emotional learning. >> sure. i had some slides but i'm not sure -- no, we have a handout that went around to you and more detail about what social emotional learning is because i think we rise a little bit today and i came from seattle and i know many people have brought up that term today and i get the sense from this group that you're at kind of a high level of discourse and you have a general understanding. could i see a show of hands for those of you that social emotional learning is a familiar term? and those that feel you have a deep understanding of it? okay. great. thank you. i want to introduce myself a little more so you have the context of what i do. i work for a nonprofit in seattle "committee for children" and we have been around for about 32 years. we're nonprofit and we do both education and advocacy and on the education end we develop be curriculum and the curriculum is us

good way to put it. >> brian: jeff foxworthy is here. do you have chance to see that clip? swimmer. are you thinking reality show, i'd love to live his life? [ laughter ] >> steve: now you're doing it. >> unbelievable. no, i don't want to live that life, no. >> gretchen: but you do want to talk about some video that we were showing our viewers. there is a comedian in california who was asking people if they basically wanted to give up the bill of rights, the first amendment, second amendment, sixth and seventh. most recently, look at this, i'm waiting for your comment. >> a signature, we're trying to just repeal the second amendment to make sure that only the criminals have the guns and get them out of the hands of the law-abiding citizens. and the sixth amendment, the 7th amendment, it slows down the justice process and it clogs up the court systems. so we're trying to eliminate some of the bill of rights. >> steve: oh, yeah, that makes perfect sense, doesn't it? it's a little scary how quickly people just oh, it can help the president? sure, i'll sign that. and i'll get ri

now here's brian versus barney.>brian: kevin ware's horrific leg injury sparked national debate over whether college athletes should get paid especially if a guy should never play again. coach lou holtz says i'm way off thinking i should be paid. remember yesterday. >> you want a job? drop out of school and go to work for wal-mart. you're not supposed to get rich in college. when i was in college you say you need a haircut, look in the mirror. i look in my wallet. my wallet told me whether i needed a haircut or not. you're not there to do anything except get an education. that is one of the problems with college athletes today. you're there to get an education. >>brian: that's how he felt. does he have a point? barney bernstein, you're a legendary sportscaster. when you see the billions coming from cbs to advertisers, don't you think the indispensable item are the players? >> i already think they're getting paid. for all the people out there who have gone to college who still have outstanding student loans, we know

here. so is hezbollah. >>brian: iran is on the other side, and they are the only reason the syrian government is still standing along with the russian support and china support. thanks, guys. here's what the president says, knowing that potentially chemical weapons have been used inside of syria doesn't tell us when they were used and how they were used. we have this. on march 19 -- when they said they were used. april 13 -- that's when they said they were used. they even have dates, times and victims. on september 23, they were used. the red line has been there, they have been crossed. now the administration is forced to back up the tough talk. we're all on the line. >>gretchen: the foreign policy seems to be all over the place. what we did with libya is not what we're doing with syria. should there be a similar action against both types of countries? >>steve: brian touched on something, and that is syria's air defense. there is an item in the "wall street journal" today that talks about a lot of people don't real

>> we'll be here. >> brian: okay. >> gretchen: thank you. auses them, what can soothe them. what's fact and what's fiction? dr. mark siegle here with the answer. >> brian: first on this day in history, 1949, "rock's dead" was the number one song with the look. what did i say? >> gretchen: 49. >> brian: sorry [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. but i wondered what a customer thought? describe the first me you met. you brought the flex in... as soon as i met fiona and i was describing the problem we were having with our rear brakes, she immediately triaged the situatio

very hard to match throughout a bigger kitchen. >> brian: moving here? on the counter top. the grouting will absorb. >> brian: lack nate? >> i love the laminates or the quartz, any one of these nonporous. again, how much do you want to spend? >> brian: you might be the best in the country, breaking it down. it's all in your book. your tips are involved in everything we're doing. thank you for joining us. we'll watch you on hdtj. >> you want me to finish your kitchen? >> brian: that would be great! >> gretchen: you have no idea what you're getting getting int. coming up, outrage growing over the plan to charge mourners of the 9-11 memorial here in new york. a new fee to pay your respects to make a reservation. >> brian: who needs a constitution? you'll see how easy it is to trick americans into getting rid of their second amendment rights. >> we're going to repeal the second amendment and take the guns away from the crazy right wing white extremists and just make sure that only the illegal make sure that only the illegal unregistered guns -- to stay in. st

brian: don't quit. >>steve: can't even do it with a lighter. it's windy out here -- birch bark off. ♪ >>brian: i'll work on this. you go build a stretcher. go with him. ♪ >>steve: i got the fire going. it's real easy once you get the hang of it. we need somebody in the stretcher. >>brian: kevin, get in the stretcher. >>steve: we win! we win! brian, you almost dropped him on the fire. >>brian: that was good. i didn't expect you guys to be so good. you got the fire started. >>steve: here's the thing. we kind of cheated. i went to your fire and used the kindling. >>brian: congratulations. coming up on our show a little bit later, you guys stay in the green room and watch, gun buyers slapped with a violence tax. should law-abiding citizens have to pay for that? >>steve: country music star clay walker is here to perform one of his biggest hits. you're watching "fox & friends" live from a smokey friends" live from a smokey new yorkse city. ♪ never thought i'd love their app ♪ ♪ but i tried their groovy online plan ♪ ♪ and now my arms don't jiggle when i clap ♪ ♪ and i g

here this hour to explain. "fox & friends" hour two for tuesday starts right now. >> brian: when will may get here? ow. may day. you going to bring in some flowers? >> brian: i can't wait for may to get here 'cause it will warm up to 50 and feel lake spring. one tulip came up this year. the rest are scared to death to come up. they're sitting there. i'm not going up there. you go up there. >> steve: we're spring. just not today. it could be a chilly may though, too. it's going to be really chilly april. >> brian: those with a lot of body hair, you're in luck. this will be your spring. >> steve: way to go, sasquatch. >> gretchen: now to your headlines this morning. we're getting a look at the silver mini van michigan police are look for in the kidnapping of a young mom. officials want to talk to the driver. not sure how they got their image because thereof no surveillance at the gas station. this is the woman, jessica. she was kidnapped friday night. her purse and keys were left behind. another customer called 911 a short time later. >> there is nobody. there's a car here. there is another car out fr

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here, pete? >> well, in an event like this, brian, sometimes it takes a time for the reports to get here to headquarters. what we have been told is, that the word is, shots fired. that was the first information that came back here and the second was, body found in a boat. now, i heard that you were told that this location is right here the water. so, it's not clear to me whether the boat is in the water or the boat is in somebody's garage or somebody's backyard being stored. and in any event, i think the telling word is body. body found in a boat. and they as you know have sent in the swat teams and the bomb teams, i assume as a precaution, just to make sure that the situation is over. but we don't have are an identity on the body. we don't know who it is. or whether the body is the result of the shooting. that would seem to be the logical conclusion. >> pete, right where they are in watertown, the charles river takes a dramatic dip to the south. it does widen there. but to your point, you are absolutely right. a lot of people have boats on trailers in their yards. not quite the season for that yet, and

, is here tonight with the news of this day. lester? >> brian, this heavy police presence will be a way of life for boston residents for some time to come, but there were thousands of visitors here, spectators, they came to bear witness to a great sporting event. instead they are filing out of town having beared witness to terror. >> reporter: a runner, a camera strapped to her body with a view of the finish line on the horizon. a view that changes in an instant. it is one of countless images that captured the day, images authorities hope also captured the bombers. >> something just blew up. >> there has to be hundreds, if not thousands, of photographs or videos or observations that were made down at that finish line yesterday. and they're sitting out there amongst everyone that's watching this event this morning. >> i need officers. a secondary device! >> reporter: recordings of emergency radio traffic have been released. >> there's multiple people down! >> reporter: illustrating the urgency of yesterday's response. and today another of the dea

took a lot of work from the department of technology to the department of city planning, i saw brian strong here early and ken rich from the mayor's office. a whole host of people, and we have john green who is our department captain, who earlier this morning gave a very special blessing upstairs in the dining facility to all the members at station 1 and for blessing this building and all the work done here. few other folks that i would like to acknowledge, local 798, the men and women presented by tom o'connor behind me, thank you, tom. as well as some of his members of the executive board here, thanks very much to local 798. there is two retired deputies here. i have seen this happen. i'm grateful they came back because it's this early phase, he got us where we are at today. thank you very much. [ applause ] and also retired deputy chief of operation patrick guard who was a member of station one 1 gaevend us -- gave us a lot of input. most of my command staff is behind me. just like when you go out and run a call you count on each other as a team. i couldn't stand here doing what i do without

brian is here. he has some closer looks at the numbers. brian. >> i do indeed. we have been keeping records for many, many years. some of those records fell by the waste side. all it took was highs in the 80s. 89 degrees at fair field. all of those records. 87 in san jose and 87 degrees at napa. and we beat some of the records in oaand, san rafael, and napa, those are the old records. we beat them by 1, 2, 3, and 5 degrees. it's not going to last for long because look at that. fog returned to the golden gate bridge and that's the natural air-conditioning that kicks in after a heat spell. it will do it tomorrow and big time midweek. we'll have the entire forecast and tell you when to expect the real cooling trend when we have the forecast a few minutes from now. mr. bastida. >> thanks. the warm weather drew a huge crowd to the annual 4/20 smokeout at golden gate park. they left it totally trashed. in more ways than one. check it out. joe vazquez found out partyers aren't the only problem for city parks right now. >> reporter: about 15,000 people came out here to

and it's interesting here, brian, being down here in seaside heights and looking up and seeing all thehore, you don't see wind damage. this isn't like the storms you can see with katrina and that's what we saw with any of the bad storms down in the gulf. so, you know, it's a lot of recovery to be done. >> you know, it's interesting, bill, because i was at montauk covering the storm for a few days and there was almost no rain. it was all wind, and all wind damage, on a lot of parts of long island. it's kind of ironic in that sense. thanks, bill. >>> now to sports, dwight howard may have played his last game in a lakers uniform. just a brutal performance. last night ejected after getting handed his second technical foul. the lakers were swept by the spurs, 103-82. of course, they didn't have kobe bryant. howard called the season a nightmare he couldn't wake up from is now an unrestricted free agent. my celtics trying to avoid the sweep, pushing the knicks to overtime, and in o.t., jason terry making the clutch three, scoring nine of boston's 13 points in o.t. the celtics hang on, 97-90.

here, too. okay? >> brian. just right now. you know what i'm talking about, brian. >> brian: we got steve's tux he wore to his junior program back there. >> steve: that's right. >> gretchen: if you're taking wide shots, we need to do a little clipping over here on the sofa. you see these little threads? >> steve: this couch has been on television for a long time. this is a historical artifact. >> gretchen: some coffee stains under here. >> brian: can we get something newer, like the chair from archie bunker? that would be interesting. >> steve: brian, that is actually in the smithsonian museum, which is two miles from where you are right now. >> brian: what about our decision not to clean the couch? who made that decision? >> gretchen: we fabreezeed it a couple times. >> brian: that doesn't stand a chance. >> steve: brian, we'll be to brian to talk about the news of the day involving the boston bomb increase a moment. >> gretchen: in a few hours, one of the men accused of working with al-qaeda to plot a terror

here. steve, gretchen, brian? >> steve: all right. thank you very much. new york city, people on edge as well ever since the bombing in boston. yesterday there were 94 reports of suspicious packages here in new york city reported and investigated by the cops. the day before, 77. because here in new york, they run ads where they say, if you see something, say something. a lot of people are saying something. >> brian: you know what i love, instead of people feeling worried and scared, they're angry. 58% of the country, according to a recent poll, says they're more angry than worried. only 27% said i'm more worried than angry about the bombings. so it just shows new a way not that we're getting used to it, but we learned to respond to it rather than feel as though wow, we've never been down this road before. we've been down this road way too much. >> gretchen: i might have respondedded both on that survey. we're going to continue our coverage of all these breaking stories for you this morning. we'll be right back right after this ♪ ♪ proud to stand on our own

thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. ope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. >>> good evening everyone, i'm in for raj mathai. >> we'll have more on the first lady's visit with the local victim on the attack. >>> and we begin with the investigation, free time off for the selective employees in the district attorney's office. our investigative unit first broke the story this month. santa clara district attorney jeff rosen giving time off to the staff, to make up for the 5% bonus cut. >> we have just learned county council has issued its opinion on the legality of the district attorney giving free time off. it is a confidential document delivered to the board of supervisors. the sources close to the county's investigation says it does not look good for the da. one problem is how it could open up for others in a big way. others call it the me-too clause. >> reporter: letter after letter. >> there is a lot of animosity towards mr. rosen right now. >> reporter: different unions, same concerns. >> we had an understandi

thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams.r you back in new york tomorrow night. good night. ♪

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here. thanks, brian.lace? our commander in south korea says it is more tense there than he has ever seen it. why he is worried that a miscalculation could be disastrous there. lots coming up today. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour it's not what you think. it's a phoenix with 4 wheels. it's a hawk with night vision goggles. it's marching to the beat of a different drum. and where beauty meets brains. it's big ideas with smaller footprints. and knowing there's always more in the world to see. it's the all-new lincoln mkz. >> steve: prowling our plaza today is a t rex dinosaur that is truly a blast from the past and now you can get in on the prehistoric fun when the field station dinosaurs park reopens this friday in new jersey. joining us now is guy gazelle, the creator, president and executive producer of field station dinosaurs park. good morning. >> brian: what's the message to the people about t rex and company? >> the message is that every kid is a scientist and if they love dinosaurs, th

to how high the river is going to get have been lowered, which is good news, no one here is taking any chances. brian? >> kevin tibbles in north dakota tonight. no short of good people there. thank you, kevin. >>> still ahead here tonight the intense battle over a project some say is vital, others say is too risky to try. tonight our firsthand look at the fight, what it's all about in a place most people never get to see. >>> later, genuine american heroes making a difference in boston by assuring the victims that everything is going to be okay. >>> tonight the energy company behind the controversial keystone pipeline says that the long delayed project will be delayed even longer now. the projected start date -- late 2015, as it awaits approval from the obama administration. it would carry almost a million barrels of oil a day from alberta to the gulf coast. but it is a highly polarizing project. our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson traveled north of the border to see firsthand what the fight is all about. >> reporter: 700 miles north of the u.s./canadian border is a place call

here with us. another reminder. we are back on the air tonight with a new "rock center" at 10:00/9:00 central. i'm brian williams. ester holt will be here with you this weekend. we'll look for you right back here on monday night. in the meantime please have a good weekend. in the meantime please have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> to me opening day means everything is right with the world. >> nothing like it. it is one of the best. >> right now at 6:00, they've been waiting for months for this day -- the day the world series champs return home to raise the championship flag and play ball. good evening and thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. a big day for bay area baseball. they were dazzling in their home opener. >> laurence scott has more on the pregame ceremony. >> we begin with kimberly tere outside at&t ballpark where fans are still celebrating. kimberly? >> reporter: it seems that party has moved from being inside at&t park to some of the restaurants and taverns around the ballpark. take a look now. there