also, he spoke today with deval patrick, the mayor of boston, and speaker boehner. speaker boehner released a picture of that conversation, as well. the speaker will hold a moment of silence later this evening for those who lost their lives in boston, and i expect the president will tell us more about the efforts he's undertaking now to solve this problem. >> all right, here comes the president. >> good afternoon, everybody. earlier today i was briefed by my homeland security team on the events in boston. we're continuing to monitor and respond to the situation as it unfolds, and i directed the full

. >>> and tonight, governor of massachusetts deval patrick is with us from the command post at the westin hotel not far from us here. governor, thank you for being with us. first of all, is there anything you've been on the inside all day, anything you've learned? any imagery you've seen that would lead us to believe they're any further down the road? >> well, i think your reports about the status of the investigation are pretty thorough. what we know, we have made public or most of it anyhow. the investigators at the federal, state and local level are coordinating beautifully, and we have every conceivable asset on the ground, and they are literally combing the blast site with a fine-tooth comb to piece together what happened and ultimately the story of how and bring whomever is responsible to justice. it's a slow process. it's a painful one. but there are also alongside this, brian, some extraordinary stories of grace and kindness that people have shown, both neighbors from massachusetts and visitors from outside of the city and the state. >> i heard your public plea, governor, a young

we're joined now by deval patrick, the governor of massachusetts. governor, the f.b.i. does not seem to have much in the way of leads. i wonder if they have given you any reason to believe that there is an ongoing threat. >> not that there's an ongoing threat, no. there's a very, very broad and deep and i think, methodical investigation going on now at the blast site or the blast sites. and as you know, scott, and they've talked about publicly, they are literally going through square inch by square inch along a several-block area gathering and cataloguing evidence and putting together a scene and ultimately a case. and i think i'm confident that with time -- and we'll have to give them the space and have the patience to let them do their job -- but with time there will be an arrest and we'll bring someone to justice or someones. >> pelley: governor, do you have any concerns about the way security was handled at the marathon yesterday, about how these bombs got planted? >> well, i have concerns because this happened. i think everybody does. but, remember, we've had 116 y

massachusetts governor deval patrick will attend and at 2:50 p.m. eastern time bells across boston will ring to mark one week since those twin bombs went off just feet from the marathon's finish line changing so many lives in this that incident. joining me from washington, pete williams. let's talk about dzhokhar tsarnaev. he isn't talking yet but he's communicating. what more do we know about that and let's also talk about the issue of whether or not charges are coming today. >> okay. in terms of his communication, we're told that they are asking him questions for brief periods of time and that he is responding to some questions in writing. we don't know how complete or how thorough this is only that he's conscious and that he is responding to these questions, which during this stage will have to be confined to the issue of whether there's a continuing threat, whether other people were working with him, whether there were other bombs out there, things of that nature. now, on the question of whether charges or when they'll be filed, i think the best

. >> governor deval patrick. helping us better appreciate what's going on. we have people over here giving a nice round of applause. we appreciate it very, very much. all right. to continue to watch what's going on. i want to go to fran townsend, tom fuentes, to get a little better sense of what we just heard. fran, give us your thoughts on what we just heard from governor deval patrick? >> i think he's trying to assure the people it will come to a conclusion and people will be brought to justice. interesting he didn't acknowledge the special agent in charge in boston, acknowledged the recovery of the pressure cooker. we talked about that this morning. the lid, there are pictures now out with the forensics. we know law enforcement has gone through these videotapes and are focused on particular individuals. they've gotten a lot of investigative work done today. and they are much closer. it was interesting to me, wolf, he didn't really want to acknowledge the -- all of the investigative progress that's pn made, other than to say they's encouraged by it and it

face the nation with bob schieffer, we'll have more coverage of the boston bombing probe with deval patrickward davis. that's on cbs5 at 8:30 this morning after the newscast. >>> to texas where hundreds of weary people who were evacuated because of the dead deadly fertilizer explosion, a line of cars inched their way to the blast radius yesterday after investigators determined there were no chemical leaks or airborne hazards in areas damaged by the explosion. that blast in the town of west left 14 dead. more than 200 injured. and about 80 homes were damaged. most didn't know what they would find. >>> i was glad my house wasn't, you know, destroyed. i feel sorry for the people who lost everything. i mean, my hearts go out to the people who lost everything. >>> authorities are now enforcing a 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew. investigators say they still need to pin down the explosions origin and cause. >>> closer to home, a big loss. >> that's right. a big loss for oakland's crime fighting efforts. alameda county is ending the police partnership with the city. 11 teams of alameda sheriff's depu

we begin this evening with governor of massachusetts, deval patrick. talked to law enforcement officials and people from the medical profession and good citizens of boston and massachusetts. i would like to look at this through unique eyes of you, as the chief executive officer of massachusetts, tell me what you saw and what you felt and where you are and where you have to go with the people of massachusetts in absorbing what has happened and where they go from here. >> well, charlie, i was -- i was at the finish line opposite the blast until an hour, an hour and a half before the first two of the blasts. and like so many people who had been there in the course of day and were at the time of blast, of course, one thing that goes through your mind is there but for the grace of god. i think as a communityee rattled and in some cases shattered. i think everyone's sense of security is certainly shaken. but i also know us, and i know that we're made of pretty resilient stuff. and that we are turning to each other rather that on each other and that we will h

massachusetts governor deval patrick spoke at 8:00 am. >> there is a massive manhunt under way. a lot of law enforcement involved in that. to assist that we have suspended all service on the m.b.t.a., our public transit service, and this will continue until we think it's safe to open all or some of that. we're asking people to shelter in place-- in other words to stay indoors with their doors locked and not to open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement officer. and that applies here in watertown where we are right now. id walham, newton, belmont and, at this point, all of boston. all of boston. this is a serious situation. we're taking it seriously. we're asking the public to take it seriously as well and to assist law enforcement by following these simple instructions. we've got every asset that we can possibly muster on the ground right now. they are doing a terrific job and working in concert with each other but we are going to need the public to help us help them stay safe. >> reporter: in washington, the president convened a briefing in the wh

stuart: and-- >> deval patrick needs to divulge what kind of assistance they were getting.taxes. those are hard-working taxpayers who funded these people's life style to turned around and jihading, blowing people up. stuart: what a way to start a monday morning. appreciate it. time for gold reports, i know we're up, but how much are we? just $9 now and we were up about $25 earlier. maybe that's got something to do with the syrian situation, but 1463 on gold. serious situation, now? the dollar, what's making gold go up? >> i don't think that gold is going up. i think that gold is reactive and i think that things are getting better. when things are better gold doesn't get better. stuart: we should talk. thanks, eric. you really can't make this stuff up. a chinese electric bus company is setting up shop in california and wants the u.s. taxpayer to subsidize it. cheryl casone, charles payne here, they react in a moment. ♪ >> a chinese company will open an electric bus factory in california and it wants the u.s. government to subsidize the sales. the company is allowed to receiv

want to listen to this new update from governor deval patrick on the latest developments. listen. >> it's important to clarify that two and only two explosive devices were found yesterday. other parcels, all other parcels, in the area of the blast have been examined, but there are no unexploded bombs. >> reporter: that's a key piece of information you just heard from governor deval patrick. he said two and only two explosive devices were found, and those are the two that went off. they did not find any unexploded devices here. no bombs that did not go off. right now i want to bring in barbara starr. barbara, you just got some new details on this investigation. what have you just learned? >> well, john, we now know that about 1,000 national guard massachusetts and from other new england states assembling on scene to support local law enforcement and help them out. people have been talking about this as a war zone. literally, john, the u.s. military intelligence working with the fbi, they have years of experience together now from the wars in iraq and afghanistan on assembli

let me read the statement from governor deval patrick.ave been briefed on the status of the investigation and appreciate the progress the fbi and their partner lawsuit agencies are making. i join their call to the general public to look at the official photos, and videotape, on fbi.gov, and pass along to law enforcement any information about the suspects that you may have. so this is all pretty encouraging information right now. dramatic break-through, i think it's fair to say, tom fuentes, but they still have a long way to go. >> it was mentioned earlier, as the investigation in the infancy or not. i can tell you if the two subjects were arrested right this minute, the case would still be in its infancy. you look at mcveigh in the oklahoma city bombing, he was in custody within hours of that event, yet that investigation went on. and the fbi covered more than 1 million leads worldwide in that case. i guarantee you that it was very much in the infancy in the first 48 hours. >> stand by for a moment. we're going to continue the breaking in

governor deval patrick called what happened today a horrific attack. officials say that a third explosion, as we said, occurred at the jfk library an hour later. residents of the city were warned to stay home today. in fact, the blast happened about two hours after the first runners crossed the finish line. at that iconic event, the boston marathon. because of the magnitude of the event today, there were tens of thousands of spectators right there at the finish line. where the bomb went off. two bombs went off. putting them in the blast area. luckily, there were also police officers and medical personnel on the scene in position to give immediate assistance. according to the white house, the president was briefed by members of his senior staff around 3:00 today, ten minutes after the bombing he called boston mayor tommy menino and massachusetts governor deval patrick offering support they might need. because bombs are involved, it's it's hard to escape the conclusion this is an act of terrorism. terrorism like any act of human violence has a purpose. s

the latest from the governor deval patrick. >> a couple of points i want to make, myself as the mayorkernel albin and the chief of the watertown police force, chief devoe. we will not be able to take questions, i'm sorry. i know you have many. first of all i want to -- we all want to thank the members of the public who have -p a pwaeuded honored our request to stay indoors. it's been enormously important and helpful to the many, many in law enforcement who are trying to do their jobs, and we thank all of you for helping to get that message out. the stay indoor request continues for the time being. that is unchanged. there are continuing developments in the investigation which we will be able to talk about not now, but later, but it is important that folks remain indoors and not open the door -- keep the doors locked and not open the door unless there is a uniformed identified law enforcement officer on the other side of it requesting to come inside. i think that's all i want to offer. mr. mayor. >> thank you all for being with us today. thank you for your patience. this is all part of

. >> reporter: on saturday governor deval patrick spoke to reporters saying tsarnaev is not yet able to communicate -- but hopes the young man will soon be able to answer the question of why >> i and i think all the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. those questions need to be answered. a justice dept source says dzhokar will will face federal terrorism charges and may also face state murder charges -- adding that he could be charged before he leaves the hospital. in boston i'm stacey cohan reporting. >> federal agents confirm that the f-b-i interviewed the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011, after being tipped off by a foreign government. the suspect identified himself as ethnic chechen from southern russia and officials there believed tamerlan was going to travel to the country's region to join unspecified underground groups. the fbi says it interviewed tsarnaev and relatives, and did not find any domestic or foreign terrorism activity. meanwhile, tsarnaev's uncle says he had a falling-

tommy menino's been in boston for so many years, a beloved mayor, deval patrick, the governor, who rises in one occasion after the other and the president who is the aingeor of the service today. all of them will speak. it's going to be sort of a classic interfaith service with script actual readings from various texts and also beautiful hymns, of course, you'll be hearing that throughout and we'll talking whenever we can. then at the end of the service we'll try to talk to everyone who was in there, and experienced that room. alex wagner from msnbc and mike barnicle, also, of course with us and congressman ed markey who is from massachusetts as well so we'll try hear from everybody. let me go to governor malloy again. yesterday, these are sort of coming together, colliding, if you will, these emotional experiences for our country. newtown in december seems like yesterday, and, of course, this monday horror up at boston along the parade route, in fact, at the finish line for the boston marathon. what has been a change in your life having lived through all of this because you've been real

you see massachusetts governor deval patrick dispelling earlier reports about a worry for many people that was unexploded devices. >> it's important to clarify that two and only two explosive devices were found yesterday. other parcels, all other parcels in the area of the blast have been examined but there are no unexploded bombs. >> we also heard from the special agent in charge of the fbi's field office about the wide reach of this investigation. have a listen. >> our investigation certainly will not be confined very likely to the city limits of boston. it would extend out to the eastern massachusetts area. this will be a worldwide investigation. we will take where the evidence and leads take us. we will go to the ends of the earth to identify the subject or subjects who are responsible for this despicable crime and we will do everything we can do bring them to justice. >> it's heartbreaking here among many tragedies in the story, talking about a family impacted here. you have this 8-year-old, one of three people killed in the explosions. martin richard attended the marathon to wat

el presidente tambien se comunico telefonicamente con el gobernador de massachusetts deval patrick yalcalde de boston tom menino para expresarles su preocupacion y ofrecer toda la asistencia del gobierno federal. al igual que en otras ciudades, en washington se han extremado las medidas de seguridad, especialmente el servicio secreto cerro la avenida pennsylvania. en el capitolio, el presidente de la camara john boehner, quien tambien se comunico con el presidente, encabezo un minuto de silencio por las victimas en boston. eso es todo desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. mientras en la diferentes calles de la capital la mobilizacion fue casi inmediata, silvana quirzo nos tiene los detalles... asi es mario la polcia metropolitana junto a otras autoridades se desplegaron para resguardar el bienestar en la capital cathy lanier comandante de policia metropolitana silvana quiroz univision washingtonelvira turista venezolana javier turista panameÑo cathy lanier comandante de policÍa metropolitana vincent gray alcalde del distrito de columbia mientras la tragedia azotaba las calle

you know, deval patrick was the power of all of the stories around this., that the city and this country will run again. was a fitting cap to a wonderful service. >> you know, chuck, what's also interesting is that the president sort of has appeared on the national stage twice in the last 24 hours. and yesterday's remarks in the rose garden, we saw a president who was indignant, angry, he called it a shameful day in government because of the gun legislation reform failure in congress. you did not see anger today, as much as you saw a sharpness to his rhetoric at the interfaith service. it was directed largely to those responsible for the attacks. he said in no uncertain terms, we will come and get you and you will see justice. it's hard because the enemy is unseen and unknown at this point. but a very interesting departure from yesterday's tone to today. >> that's what i mean when i say, this is sometimes you just got to shake your head as somebody who covers this and watches this for a living and sometimes you can't believe the things that are on the plat

massachusetts's governor, deval patrick announced just moments ago in the fbi press conference you just heard. >>> authorities still have no suspects in custody. they continue to ask for the public's help, asking for anybody with tips, photos or videos from the marathon yesterday to send those in. and here is a look at one of the victims killed yesterday. this is just in from our information. krystle campbell, and 8-year-old martin richard also killed. two of the three victims who died yesterday. >>> in boston, the number of patients have been released. but dozens are still being treated at the city's hospital, some of the best in the world. >> nbc's ron allen has been at the massachusetts general hospital all day today. he has more. ron tell us the latest about the injury count, which has increased today. who is in critical condition and are there any indications at this point that the death toll may rise? >> reporter: well, jim and pat, the number of injuries has actually gone down into the 70s from about 176 at last count. so there is encouraging news in that regard. there is still p

the headlines from deval patrick, he said, no unexploded bombs were found at the marathon.plosives where the two bombs that wept off. they added there were no additional tlets. this came from the fbi agent in charge. i'm joined by josh elliott, brian ross, martha raddatz, working here through the night. >> we're near the explosion point, some three blocks behind us and to the left down boylston. the marathon here, a signature event for this city. torn apart by the schahrapnel s from those boms. the injury for so many, hundreds of injuries from schaap lel wounds, loss of limbs. the american revolution started outside the city. many of the people on spring

vernor deval patrick. >> i'm here with the chief of the watertown police force, chief devoe. we're not taking questions. i'm sorry. i know you have many. first of all, we all want to thank the members of the public who have respected our request to stay indoors. we know what an inconvenience it is in watertown and in cambridge in particular but really throughout the areas that we've asked -- where we've asked for this. it's been enormously important and helpful to the many, many law enforcement who are trying to do their job and we thank all of you for helping to get that message out. the stay indoor request continues for the time being. that is unchanged. there are continuing developments in the investigation, which we will be able to talk about not now, but later. but it is important that folks remain indoors and not open the door unless there is a uniform-identified law enforcement officer on the other side of it requesting to come inside. i think that's all. i want to offer mr. mayor. >> thank you, governor. thank you for your patience. the state police, boston police, th

joining us massachusetts governor deval patrick, nbc's justice correspondent pete williams, chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers of michigan, former homeland security secretary michael chertoff, former director of the national counterterrorism center michael l liter. then, how the marathon bombings changed things after such painful loss. >> anybody that knew her loved her. >> there were powerful signs of resilience. alongside a renewed sense of vulnerability as a manhunt virtually shut down a major american city. we hear from assistant senate majority leader dick durbin of illinois, and our special roundtable. >>> and good sunday morning. what a week it has been. developments are still moving very quickly in the boston terror story. we want to go for the very latest this morning to the governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, who is with us this morning from boston. it's good to see you and congratulations on the end of a very difficult week. >> well, i accept your congratulations on behalf of the extraordinary team of law enforcement folks who have done this the

massachusetts governor deval patrick describing videotape from the day of the attacks that he has notn, but that law enforcement have briefed him on. >> it does seem to be pretty clear that this suspect took the backpack off, pickup truck it down, did not react when the first explosion went off, and then moved away from the backpack in time for the second explosion. so pretty -- pretty clear about his involve., anment, pretty chg frankly. >> who wants him tried as a enemy combatant? >> senator john mccain and pete king, to name a few. >> are there other explosives throughout? where did they get their radicalization? are there imams we should be meeting with? who did his brother meet with when in chechnya? the public safety exception will expire in 48 hours and then he can lawyer up and stay quiet. >> that's what happened to the nigerian that tried to blow up the plane on christmas eve. within 10 hours he was read his miranda rights. critics on capitol hill say the intelligence community was unable to fine him for information as to how the empty developed. the underwear bomber eventual

. >> at what would be rush hour, massachusetts governor deval patrick tells boston residents to shelter in place. >> in other words, stay in doors, with their doors locked and not to open the door -- >> it is an unprecedented halt to a city of more than 600,000 people, hundreds of thousands more in the neighboring towns. schools, universities, the subway, all businesses, closed. a city at a standstill. >> somebody described it as a blizzard without the snow. >> you know what, i think the word surreal is overused, but it fits today. >> homeward bound bostonians are glued to the television for any news. sharing information by text, telephone an internet. >> keeping the doors locked and your kids to overreacting to what's a scary situation. >> 9:45 a.m., president obama meets with his national security team. the fbi releases a wanted poster for suspect number two, know known as dzhokhar tsarnaev. digital billboards quickly posted. the uncle of the suspect holds an emotional press conference. >> i never would imagine children of my brother would be associated with that. >> the search widens

take a listen to deval patrick the governor. >> it will be open tomorrow but it will not be business as usual. there will be a heightened law enforcement present bays on the seriousness of the situation. those can expect there will be random checks of backpacks and other parcels and we just ask everyone to be patient. >> not surprisingly we are seeing the increased police presence in boston. you can see over my shoerld some of the police that are here on the scene. the fbi this is a federal investigation with a federal lead. there is an important tip line to call 1-800-call fbi prompt number 3 if you have information or video. the fbi saying no piece of information or detail is too small. >> how much of the area is frozen that you can't get anywhere that you can't get through? >>> oo marathon monday in itself is a big traffic day. it is frozen in place the entire downtown area. this is a major shopping district completely shut down blocks in all directions. people working in that area are not allowed to go to work. people are being asked not to go to work. it is completely shut down

i'm joined now by massachusetts governor deval patrick. thank you for joining me. >> thank you, lawrence. >> i'd like you to tell the story about how you found out about these explosions. i heard you explain this on a local interview. >> i had been out at the finish line crowning the men's and women's winners earlier in the day and i had finished up, i don't know, 1:00 or so -- >> you had done your governor duty for the day. >> i did my governor duty. i had an unusually empty afternoon, i did some errands and i went to work out and i was driving home and my youngest daughter called from this neighborhood. she wasn't actually at the race but nearby and she said, dad, i heard two loud booms and everybody's running. what's going on? and i said, i don't know. but let me find out. and i asked the state trooper i was with whether he knew what was going on and he said, no, but i'll check in. and, of course -- >> so here's the governor of massachusetts, two bombs have gone off on boylston street at the boston marathon and you have the state police

. >> massachusetts governor deval patrick and others speaking this morning. for some of you, "cbs this morning" continues. for the rest of you, stay tuned to your local news on this cbs station. we also have continuing coverage on cbsnews.com. this has been a cbs news special report. i'm charlie rose in new york. >>> as charlie said that was a special cbs news report. now, just to do a recap for you, we did hear from massachusetts governor deval patrick who just talked about some of the incidents that happened last night. he also said that there's a massive manhunt. all public transit service in the area has been suspended as they look for suspect 2. >> it's incredible. they basically have shut down the city of boston. five surrounding communities around watertown, which is about five or six miles to the west of boston, we have cambridge right next to that and they told everyone to shelter in place. stay there. let the police -- there's three or 4,000 different officials going down trying to find this guy. >> of course, we are going to continue to cover this

several explosive devices in the streets were detonated and governor deval patrick urged all of bostono shelter in place. that was lifted ten hours later. shots erupted in watertown again and federal investigators received a tip that a person covered in blood was inside a boat in a woman's backyard. at 8:45. after another round of gunfire officials announced they had the suspect in custody. hundreds waiting on the streets erupted in cheers applauding the work of law enforcement there. >>> the parents of the two suspects are speaking out, both believe their sons are innocent and they say they think they were framed. nbc's adrian long reports from moscow. >> reporter: the father of the two suspects believes they are innocent and told nbc news that he believes they were framed and he's frightened for his younger son. he said he last spoke to the two boys just right after the marathon on monday, 26-year-old tamerlan now deceased and dzhokhar in the hospital, he wanted to make sure they were okay. the mother of the two sons claims that she believes also they are innocent and described them

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i'm joined by governor of massachusetts, deval patrick. governor, how do you see the investigation going this evening now that it's two days after? >> well, chris, it's a large, methodical, careful and professional investigation. we've got every imaginable law enforcement agency at the federal, state, and local level. they are working very, very well together under the leadership of the fbi. it is going to take time. it's a several block crime scene and it's being combed sort of a quarter inch by quarter inch. it's going to be a slow investigation but i think as every hour and day passes, they make progress. >> what do you think is the attitude? you would know it as well as anyone up there, the attitude of the boston people and the massachusetts people about this? do they just feel that they are victims, something bad happened? or is there a sense of anger, if you will, that somebody would do this or a group of would do this? >> well, i think it's a mixture of all of that and more. i think certainly people are shocked, shaken in many, many

what we are waiting for, for boston next is a press briefing with governor deval patrick. make phones are set up. the podium is set up. up. we will bring you that as soon as it happens. we will also bring you the update, of course on keeping our eyes on this extensive planhunt for suspect number 2, the brother was killed earlier this morning. he is still on the loose and has been on the loose for the last six hours. we will also be covering -- following the coverage on live from abc news and good morning america. joining forces here with all of you on the full court press this friday morning. >> this is "the bill press show." >> bill: friday, it is friday morning, april 19th. good to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. it is one morning, one story, and we are on it. the manhunt up in boston for suspect number 2 in the boston marathon bombing. if you are just joining us, suspect number -- the first suspects was shot and killed by authorities last night. one is dead. the other is somewhere on the loose, armed and dangerous in the watertown area much boston. as we

from what we have been told from governor deval patrick, he is not able to communicate. >> elizabeth cohen will stand by at the hospital and let us know if there are developments over there. thank you. >>> while the suspect recovers over at that medical center, here in the boston area, the investigation is dramatically heating up. we'll find out how prosecutors plan to make a case against the boston bombing suspect. plus, another community dealing with tragedy today. victims of that deadly plant explosion in west, texas, they're being remembered today at church services. lots of news happening today right here on cnn. [ male announcer ] straight from red lobster's chefs to your table for a limited time! it's our seafood dinner for two for just 25 dollars! a handcrafted seafood feast made to share. first you each get salad and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. then choose two from a wide variety of chef-inspired entrées like our new honey garlic crispy shrimp or new seafood lover's linguini. round out your seafood dinner with your choice of either an appetizer or dessert to share! don't

joining us massachusetts governor deval patrick, nbc's justice correspondent pete williams, chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers of michigan, former homeland security secretary michael chertoff, former director of the national counterterrorism center michael l liter. then, how the marathon bombings changed things after such painful loss. >> anybody that knew her loved her. >> there were powerful signs of resilience. alongside a renewed sense of vulnerability as a manhunt virtually shut down a major american city. we hear from assistant senate majority leader dick durbin of illinois, and our special roundtable. >>> and good sunday morning. what a week it has been. developments are still moving very quickly in the boston terror story. we want to go for the very latest this morning to the governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, who is with us this morning from boston. it's good to see you and congratulations on the end of a very difficult week. >> well, i accept your congratulations on behalf of the extraordinary team of law enforcement folks who have done this the

we'll hear from the mayor of boston, thomas menino, and the governor, deval patrick. yo-yo ma with a musical selection. and cardinal o'malley will reflect. an hour, hour and a half service we are anticipating, starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern. chris cuomo, standing by for the service. this is one of the moments, chris, where we expect the president to emerge in an effort to comfort, not only the city and the state, but the entire country. >> i think that's right, wolf, he definitely has the nation's ear today, and certainly clergy and dignitaries, politicians, felt this was important to do. they invited him. he accepted. they want to hear the message today about what this means and what it doesn't mean in terms of how you let the situations affect us. how we learn and move forward. the community is going to hear that message in a very serious way today and it will resonate throughout the country. your point is exactly right. while we wait for this to begin, we are monitoring a serious situation in west, texas. fighting a massive fire overnight. a huge explosion, so powe

deval patrick is encouraging the citizens to remain vigilant. >> we are where we were effectively as of monday night or tuesday morning. with a couple of exceptions. one of the suspects is dead. >> so that is what we know. we also know at this point that the boston subway system has been reopened. as we get more headlines, we will bring them to you, but for now, back over to you guys on the set. >> thanks for that. our coverage of the manhunt for the suspect in the boston marathon bombings continues, so please stay with us. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com [ male announcer ] the first look is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this

questions about the two suspects remain, and we'll get the latest from massachusetts governor deval patrick, boston police commissioner edward davies, our correspondents covering the story, john miller and bob orr, plus the chairman of the hois homeland security security committee, mike mccaul. and we'll get analysis from former new york mayor rudy giuliani, and former homeland security secretary tom ridge. but that was not the only story this week. there was also the senate's failure to strengthen gun control laws. >> all in all, this was a pretty shameful day for washington. >> schieffer: we'll hear this morning from the newtown victims' families. >> my mom was not scared in the halls of sandy hook. they should not be scared to cast a vote to protect millions of people. >> schieffer: it was a week of lows and highs. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >> schieffer: and we'll cover it all because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and gps're gbility are argoodmorning, and h boston police commissioner ed dav

in boston, governor deval patrick saying the city is open, but it will not be business as usual there. and thanks to marathon runners who ran straight to the city's hospitals and donated blood, massachusetts general met all of its blood needs yesterday. however, they are encouraging more donations beginning at 7:30 a.m. eastern this morning. >>> "early today health" is brought to you by vagisil ph balance wash. >>> after the break, more on the attack at the boston marathon including what authorities can do to help keep us safe at major public gatherings. this is "early today." >>> in the wake of the boston bombings federal investigators are on the ground combing through evidence to learn more about the explosive devices and ultimately who is behind this attack. what we do know is terrorism experts have been warning on an attack like this for years. one on a so-called soft target that's difficult to protect. "dateline's" chris hansen has more on the investigation. >> reporter: in the immediate aftermath of the explosion police are searching for the answer to the obvious question, who i

. >> i've actually got one of coot the key players with me now, deval patrick. a deadly terrorist attack in his state. and he joins me now. governor, how are you? >> i'm well, piers, how are you? >> you're such a cheery individual by nature. but even you must have been a bit rocked by the events that happened here with your marathon. >> well, it's been -- it's been a shocking and for many people a shattering time. but, you know, as a community, of greater boston and commonwealth wide community and as a national community, we have really pulled together. and there are millions of acts of kindness and grace alongside the horror, and that's a part of how we will heal. >> the fbi, we're expected to have a press conference this evening. they cancelled it in the end after some delay. is there anything we should be reading into this? do you know why they cancelled it? >> no. no. it's a fluid investigation. it's a very comprehensive and methodical investigation, which i think is important for all of us. and, you know, i have said to people, it isn't so until the fbi say