in the foreground you see an orange flash.st saw this coupled with reports that there were two explosions, it appeared to us that the foreground orange flash was the second. the secondary explosion. the smoke already having risen in the background from the first one. and, again, you have runners going by. this was a photo taken by someone in the crowd. someone on the sidewalk. and immediately posted on social media. but it shows the initial orange flash. so think of the spectators in the foreground on the other side of the street. think of the runners running by. as we said, it is hard to believe. and there's a zoomed in view. you have the column of smoke in the background. it's hard to believe there weren't police officers every few feet along this route. the 26th mile of the race today dedicated to the newtown victims. let's listen in, again, new england cable news. >> it looked like it was in a restaurant? >> no. it was on the sidewalk. there were no flames. it was a white cloud of smoke. it was a huge percussion. there wer

you see the smoke plume there from the first explosion, and there in the foreground the orange flame the moment of impact from a secondary explosion seconds later. it was instantly reminiscent of how a lot of bombings have been carried out overseas. a lot of bombings that have targeted our men and women in uniform. an initial explosion, a secondary explosion right at the moment people are running in to help. we have since learned of at least a third explosive device, but it's been blown in place and disposed of in the city of boston. biggest day in the city of boston all year, always, patriots day, the boston marathon. this is videotape from the immediate aftermath. being told something -- okay. this is on the boston globe website. we knew this existed. it's just coming in. ground-level view. and then the second explosion to the left. and i'm being told the photographer of the video is on the phone with us. steve, can you hear me? >> yes, i can. yes, brian. >> hey, steve. you were using a digital camera, just doing your job at the finish? >> yeah, was at the finish line getting the l

right there in the foreground of the still picture. just such a tragic thing. he was so close to finishing the race. and as we keep pointing out all day, for non-marathon runners, this is the achievement of a lifetime for so many people. >> yeah. and i can't even imagine what was happening further up the course because we still had thousands of -- thousands of runners still to cross the line. the folks were at the four-hour mark and beyond and that's really the bulk of the runners. they had to be corralled off there before they even got to boylston street. everything turned quickly into a crime scene. we were all escorted out. we are now currently in lockdown at the fairmont copley plaza hotel in the marathon media center. we can't move. so we're just following instructions now. and watching the news reports. >> steve, for folks watching around the country, i've been trying to figure out how to describe what this day is like every year in boston. it's almost like new year's eve in times square in broad daylight in terms of crowds and side streets being crowded,

a light truck just arrived in the foreground there on the right. those are erectable spotlights they can put up. once the scene is cold, let's say the suspect was taken out of there. they would still want to get at the start of the investigation tonight, see what they are dealing with. even though, as kerry and i and pete williams and i have been theorizing it's likely, knowing how these guys work, they will not use light for the takedown itself. you see an fbi agent getting out of the latest car to arrive. this flash-bang technology, if that explains pops people heard other than gunfire, they are a briefly devastating weapon that can just take hold of your senses and leave the suspect blinded and deafened momentarily while people move in. closed space. i have seen them used outdoors in a courtyard, a wartime backdrop in afghanistan. they are very effective. just told we have another guest. clint van zant, fbi veteran profiler. what can you add, clint? >> well, as you know my background is as a hostage negotiator. having been in similar situations

get rid of the trace imagery of particularive painting, figurive painting would, you know, had foreground and background and center and periphery and the grid blue all of that away. >> is he called somehow the poster boy of modernism? >> well, i have a soft bode for mondrian and i think it's because he tried to get rid of the language of figureation as we know it. and he also articulates some ideas that we might think of as utopian today. he believed that if you got, if you made a picture that was without hierarchy f you made a picture that was without foreground and background works center and periphery, that that picture could be a model for a better world. >> rose: one more thing. you sum up in your own words what the coming of abstraction meant. and means. >> i think that this moment in time about 1 -- years ago was our renaissance. the totality of the changes that were taking place in the cultural schfear means it was the most important rewriting of the rules as we've seen since the renaissance. and everything that we have seen in the last 100 years builds upon that foundation. >> ro

competes for my favorite painting in the exhibition it is view of harlem with bleaching grounds in the foregrounds and one of the most important innovations for the 17th century, dutch landscape painters was the way that they approached the sky. for any of you who have traveled to the netherlands you know that there is a low horizon line and i have been told that the dutch people and i can be corrected. that they call their clouds the dutch mountains because the landscape is so low that really you get these massive clouds in the sky and that is the kind of important topography to talk about. this is another example by the same artist and it is a winter scene, and as i move through these images of different paintings from various national schools. i don't want to talk too much over them but to let you feel how the atmosphere and the mood is changed by the different kinds of clouds that the artists have chosen to depict. and i wanted to also var clearly indicate it was interesting when putting together this powerpoint, i don't typically like to put any words on the images on the slides because i lik

outside in washington, reagan national now in the foreground there, visibility down thanks to the drizzlend the mist and the temperature 59 degrees with a light rain if you will or a heavy mist. east wind at 13. just a raw midday. much, much better days to come because after today, well, we'll start to break things up. the easterly winds continuing today so the atlantic moisture, you saw it on the satellite and radar, it continues to move toward us. improvement begins tomorrow and it's going to stay nice through the upcoming weekend. underneath the clouds we have 50s here. where the sun is out, new york is 65. out west look at the warm air. st. louis already 80 ahead of a front. if we can get rid of the clouds, we're going to warm up and that's what we're going to do. big storms across parts of the midwest headed toward michigan now. a lot of sun to the west. it's this low level moisture that's just been bugging us. [ no audio ] >>> up' supporting the women of that pal by wearing this beautiful scarf but i'm also supporting local farms. i have chef jordan from the eastern shore at the bea

and that is, it was striking yesterday, this happened with boston pd officers in the foreground, meaning if you can get a device into an already secured area, what's that going to mean for defending cities like boston? >> well, i think the thing to remember here -- maybe two things to remember. first of all, the first job of everybody is to figure out who is responsible for what happened and precisely what happened and to bring that person or persons to justice. and that's what law enforcement is focused on. the second thing, then, is to sort out how this could have happened. you know, we've had 116 years of incident-free marathons. and every year we have learned lessons from the one before. it's a terrible, terrible and bloody lesson we're having to learn this time. but i am also confident that we will learn what lessons there are to be learned, and next year's marathon will be bigger and better than ever. >> the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts, deval patrick, thank you very much for being with us. we'll be back with more news from boston and elsewhere right after this. >>

process of the board of education and executive level staff and how we bring the proposals to the foreground. i would like to get on that as soon as possible before we get on another round. secondly, i want to thank the staff for taking consideration and making changes that were so strongly expressed at the meeting. i do want to see more money to the things i believe are highly valued and that is peer resources. i think the amount of money that was add eded i'm grateful for. i'd like to see more and to figure out how that can happen over time. we're at this process so i am accepting i guess and it's a reluctance acceptance. it's reluctant that i'm accepting the increase. i think if we had more money, which we did have more money, it could be put here because it didn't have a place to go before. that's my perspective. why not add it to these places? i'm happy to see restorative practices has an increase. i think their level of activity in the district and the desire for their work at every school site out in the community -- it's an ongoing plea to have restorative practices in our school dis

learned the grisly aftereffect, the reason we're talking about two fatalities, a mass casualty the foreground explosion is the second blast. or 20 secondst 15 apart. we have been talking to eyewitnesses' and our own correspondence. by our ownjoined national security analyst, former head of the counter- terrorism center for the federal government. since youn some time and i spoke and enough time has elapsed. these were devices that were left there. were you content with the precautions and are you content based on what is in the public domain? that this is isolated to boston? get say't think i would things are isolated. i think that's the most likely outcome, but i think officials are taking excellent precautions and a number of cities around it populated areas to make se there are not things they don't yet understand. what everyone in the national security community will be scared of are the things they don't know and don't see and that's what the precautions are for. we see a couple of things over the past several hours. first, the first reports are wrong. we have seen that be the case. ther

it looks from the east bay hills to san francisco and hazy there along the east bay shore in the foreground and santa rosa is 54 and fairfield is 57 and concord is 56 and los gatos is 53. here is the front we were following yesterday and we have tracked it down to our doorstep and it moved through and it chips away at the high temperatures from yesterday so we will pull back a little bit as we talked about but i believe this is going to kick up the winds needed and it will introduce more dry air so we have 9 red flag warnings. east bay hills and diabolo, above 1,000 feet that is where we have the highest danger for fire breaking out and for spreading rapidly on the gusts. that is up to 50 to 60 miles per hour but sustained winds are around 25 to 35. today, it will be another warmer-than-average day with low-to-mid 80's through santa clara valley and los gatos and gilroy are warmer at 88 degrees. the peninsula is a story of two areas to the north 75 in millbrae and to the south the low-to-mid 80's and along the coast mid-to-upper 60's and maybe a cloud or two more than yesterday but a lot of

you and i can show them to you, showing a view from my house and this is the house, 1325 in the foreground and the pacific ocean in the background, which is west. >> so then you are off. >> i am in number 20 on sanlorenzo. >> we can see it from the side. >> i am behind it. >> okay. >> thank you, we will hear from the permit holder now. >> good evening, president hwang and commissioners. representative for the permit holder and the respondent. this is in response to the appellant's concern regarding obstruction of sunlight or air flow, the appellant like he mentioned is located behind the project. and so, the appellant's property is actually much higher than the grade of the property project. so, i don't think that the sunlight or air flow would be any more significantly impacted. in response to the appellant's concerns regarding the height of the building in comparison to the neighboring building as you mentioned runs up a hill each building rises accordingly. and i think that also mentioned at the discretionary review hearing about the planning commission, the planning commission architec

is about it and i think where there especially with what's in the background which really is the foreground what's going on the world currency markets i mean ok let's get in there for a second because you have a situation where we know that the ceiling on summer is there in place by banks banks on wall street j.p. morgan for example they don't want sober going above a certain level they want to support their derivatives market that requires quantitative easing zero percent interest rates of silver or gold to go up it would look like inflation and then they could get away with keeping interest rates near zero so they keep it down in that chasm in that gap of free markets you've got going but going to merge out of nowhere so i've got a market cap of a billion dollars silver's got a market cap of about twenty nine billion dollars that's what the worth of all the silver above ground for about twenty nine billion that's you know the big one is going to exceed sulfur and market cap it's going to go to thirty forty fifty billion so we're still going to be there sucked. it's tom i mean you've got e

this is the bay bridge toll plaza a beautiful view in the distance, and not so beautiful in the foreground because of the traffic with heavy conditions moving to the cash-paying lanes and in the fast track lane it is smooth. westbound 80 on carlson boulevard, there is a stalled big rig with two lanes blocked and we have a five-mile backup, half an hour to get from highway four to 580 with no word on when this will clear, it will be in effect until further notice. across highway 4 to pittsburgh, 12 miles per hour, and over the altamont pass along 58023 miles per -- along 580, 23 miles per hour, so, slow going. >> in the north bay a man wanted in a carjacking spree is under arrest for abducting a driver at gunpoint and trying to do the same to another. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. >> he was amended and started the crime spree here in this shopping center where he kidnapped a man. the 30-year-old jeffrey boyce is in jail. officers found 200 rounds of assault rifle bullets in the truck. the first location he committed crimes was right here, kidnapping a man at 4:30 yesterday aft

you can see the school bus in the foreground. debris is scattered all over the road.n the bus. we know there are injuries. that is all we know. at least one other car was involved in the messy accident involving children on a school bus. >> thousands of bay area homeowners with mortgages they cannot afford get free help in san francisco, part of the neighborhood assistance corporation of america program with counselors and bank representatives from the major lenders on hand at the marriott marquis. >> the labor department released a disappointing march jobs report with only 88,000 jobs created fewer than what economists expected. the jobless rate dipped to 7.6 percent because so many unemployed americans stopped looking. >> giants fever is back in san francisco hosting the st. louis cardinals in the home opener at at&t park. the giants took two out of the three from the lodgeers in los angeles. barry is on the mounts for the giants after they raise the flag. >> now, how is the weather going to be for game time? >> it will be improving with mist and drizzle we have see

suspect number one in the foreground in a dark hat and suspect two casual and with without sunglassesnd walking 10-12 feet behind suspect number one. the f.b.i. said they have video of suspect number two dropping and leaving bomb number two on monday afternoon . police are saying tonight, bret. if you see other images other than the two on the screen, ignore them whether they are on websites or newspapers. those photos are not credible and it was a telling comment from the f.b.i. agent in charge. each piece of evidence moves us forward to justice and they are hoping for that very soon in boston as the story takes a significant turn. >> bret: to your point. a lot of different information. one about the saudi national who was questioned on the first night. he was injured in the attack neither a suspect or is he deported and a second saudi in the boston area that was arrestod a visa violation and may be deported but no connection to the bombing, that is what issa is saying tonight. it is important that they are saying these are the two guys and there is nothing else. >> yeah, indeed you'

pop quiz for you, who is the "gma" anchor in the foreground of that shot right there?int for you. her initials are ginger zee. >> oh. >> love the hat. >> go figure. we will all, by the way, share

right now we are looking from mount tamalpais and sausalito in 9 foreground and san francisco and down to the san mateo bridge, with beautifully clear air which is chilly this morning. temperatures are running in the 30's and 40's and by the afternoon, sunny and breezy and warmer than yesterday. leader and cool tonight and we will have dry and warmer weather through the weekend and the warmth will try to spill to the coast. you have been left out with the latest warming trend. 40 in walnut creek and palo alto and 45, 46, or 47 in mill valley, san jose, oakland, and san francisco. as we look from our roof camera, toward the port of oakland under the bay bridge, 36 in santa rosa and 35 in napa, and you can see the winds have come in the sheltered valleys and they are so much cooler. 42 at concord, and still blowing in fairfield and 52 degrees, almost 17 degrees warmer than napa, to the west. here is a look at high pressure, starting to slide down? barely tight gradient between the low and the high so it will be breezy. as we head into tomorrow, the high will continue to rollover us and w

that in the foreground is a red, white and blue pros thes thesis worn by melissa stockwell, the firstto lose a limb in the iraq war. in the background, president bush who launched the iraq war. the audience, dick cheney in a cowboy hat, perhaps irked by the fact that bill clinton worn one from the leonard signature series earlier this week. in motorist news, wealthy motorist lan musk, who makes those stick tesla electric cars and rockets to serve the space program says he's so frustrate bade freeway project in l.a. he's willing to pay to speed up the widening construction. because in california they put a the in front of the highway numbers, it's the 405 he's talking about. he says it's easier getting rockets in to orbit than it is to commute from his home to work. he says people should be marching in the streets if they weren't so full of cars. finally, tonight's employment report features a job posted by the u.k.'s department of english heritage. stonehenge is seeking a general manager. the job was posted on their website. in england they call it a vacant situation. different from o

this is a live picture from the roof camera with the embarcardero in the foreground and bay bridge in the background. it is 54 in san francisco. mike nicco will have the full forecast and leyla gulen with the traffic to let you know where the fog is the worst. >> hillary clinton is back in the spotlight stepping out of the shadows with a major speech last night. this morning, new questions. did the road to 2016 begin on the stage? we go to washington, dc, with the latest. >> good morning, she spent 22 years in national politics and took a two month break and now is going on tour to talk about her career. >> i introduce hillary clinton. >> she is back in the spot light and stirring up talk of a run for president in 2016. hillary clinton last night delivered her first major public speech since stepping down as secretary of state. >> we knew we had to make the case to the whole world that create opportunities for women and girls directly supports everyone's prosperity and security. >> she steered clear of politics, praising advocates for women. >> we did put women on the agenda and made

michael & son weather camera, we swung it around, joe working the controls for us, the runway in the foreground at national airport. there's the potomac in the backgrounds. 58, cloudy skies now with a south wind at 6 miles an hour. that barometer is rising at 30.19. so there's a storm system, you can sort of see the spin coming across the carolinas. heavier showers along the north carolina coast. lighter showers near us. another front coming through the midwest. this one has a chance on wednesday of bringing us some showers and storms but it's this first system here this morning that's just going to pass mainly off to our south. once that support pulls away, by lunch time we're left with some spotty showers. not even that impressive. this afternoon seerm wind. still with some -- southeasterly wind. still with showers off to the south and west with mostly cloudy skies around here. temperatures holding in the 60s to again 70 maybe a little optimistic but i'm an optimist. 68 today. 55 tonight with mainly morning showers. the afternoon showers look like they'll be west and south of d.c. tomorrow sp

conference-- that's a picture of the second explosion you see in the distance-- the smoke rising in the foreground then smoke rising about two blocks away. the two bombs went off about 15 seconds, one after the other. in a news conference we heard a short while ago boston police said there was another explosion at the j.f.k. library. this is a confused situation. it happened about the same time but people at the library believe there is reason to believe it was an accident. but the j.f.k. library has confirmed they have no injuries there. whether it was an simultaneous accident or whether it was another explosive device we do not know and may find out from the mayor here as he speaks to us shortly. jon lapook has been talking with various emergency rooms in the area and john i wonder if you can give us some sense of how many people are being treated, how serious their wounds are and what kinds of things they're suffering from. >> we have three hospitals, we have the mass general that has 19 patients, six of them in critical condition. then we have the brigham which has anywhere from 18 to 20. tuft

the flash of and cloud of smoke and the race participants are in the foreground here -- and this is video recorded -- you can see there's the -- >> within seconds of each other and this is what people are dealing with. people are running. it cass chaos, everyone is thinking what else is going to happen and we don't know. boston police are saying we want you out of the area because the threat is not necessarily over. you can imagine just the fear in people as they ran -- they couldn't find their families. at this point everyone is looking for their families. i overheard -- >> shepard: here's where we are. this videotape, as you may know, the corporation which owns this company, opens another company that does a similar thing in great britain and they got some video from someone on the ground, but clearly they camera was panning from one side of the street to the other and we saw one explosion on one side that almost -- well, appeared to be coming from the building, and another explosion on the other side, within a matter of seconds there. i'm pretty sure we're covered on fair use here. the

it might be obscured by people in the foreground. could be a momentary gap. but let me get to where the facts are. tam ron, at t tamron, at the end of the day, someone will be right. pick your conclusion. someone is right out there. i can only tell you what we have been told by senior government officials. >> absolutely. >> yes, there is video showing someone setting down a a bag at the scene of one of the bombings. this person doesn't show up in both places, but shows up in one place. period. they don't know who that person is, they tell me. they have not identified the person yet. so they can't go out and talk to the person until they know who it is. they certainly can't arrest them unless they know who it is. what we are told by several federal official sets very promising development, that and let's not undersell this, this is a very promising lead that they have video that they think showes what they've been looking for. now they have it figure out, all right, who is that and where is that person and take the investigation from there. could we have a res

conference-- that's a picture of the second explosion you see in the distance-- the smoke rising in the foreground then smoke rising about two blocks away. the two bombs went off about 15 seconds, one after the other. in a news conference we heard a short while ago boston police said there was another explosion at the j.f.k. library. this is a confused situation. it happened about the same time but people at the library believe there is reason to believe it was an accident. but the j.f.k. library has confirmed they have no injuries there. whether it was an simultaneous accident or whether it was another explosive device we do not know and may find out from the mayor here as he speaks to us shortly. jon lapook has been talking with various emergency rooms in the area and john i wonder if you can give us some sense of how many people are being treated, how serious their wounds are and what kinds of things they're suffering from. >> we have three hospitals, we have the mass general that has 19 patients, six of them in critical condition. then we have the brigham which has anywhere from 18 to 20. tuft

and if we can take the lower banner down, what is in the foreground is the runner, i believe, we see getting injured and hit with shrapnel. this is obviously just after it happens. what you can't see beneath that black banner that says boston globe sports is the runner i believe we see hit on the replay of the videotape. this is the smoke from the initial concussion. you see officers are still reacting. and there he is. he's down. he's injured. the officer in the center of the picture about ten feet back appears to be being blown off his feet. and this is just a chance taking of a photo at the moment right after impact when the air, the whoosh is still coming from right to left in your picture. but that's one of the still photos getting a lot of circulation on the web. mike lupica is with us, the veteran sports columnist and author and broadcaster. mike, this is hard to believe. you talk about the finite list of great american public events and sporting traditions in a great american city, this is at or near the top. >> brian, i went to boston college. my sons have gone to -- my sist

what is in the foreground is the runner, i believe, we see getting injured and hit with shrapnel. this is obviously just after it happens. what you can't see beneath that black banner that says "boston globe sports" is the runner, i believe, we see hit on the replay of the videotape. this is the smoke from the initial concussion. you see officers are still reacting. and there he is. he's down. he is injured. the officer in the center of the picture about ten feet back appears to be being blown off his feet. this is just a chance taking of a photo at the moment right after impact when the air, the whoosh, is still coming from right to left in your picture. that's one of the still photos getting a lot of circulation on the web. mike lupika is with us, veteran sports columnist and author and broadcaster and, mike, this is hard to believe. what a -- you talk about the finite list of great american public events and sporting traditions and a great american city. this is at or near the top. >> brian, i it sha-- i went to college. my sons have gone to boston. my sister used to run this r