this is a quote from ryan bruce: the post is on lockdown. it is 100% on lockdown. the shooting apparently happened earlier this afternoon in the vicinity of the human resources command on the fort knox army post. the command by the way employs about 3800 people but is just a small part of the fort knox army post. that covers in total 109,000 acres across three counties in kentucky. the fort knox post has a population of more than 40,000 soldiers, family members, and civilian employees. you can just imagine what a huge job this is to put that kind of army post on lockdown. just to emphasize, shep, we do not have any word on casualties, any fatalities whatsoever at this point. but the base, once again, 100% on lockdown according to the public affairs office there, shep. >> shepard: jonathan, thanks. waiting for video and live reports from the ground there on post and we'll bring you that as we get it. first though, schools went on lockdown for a second day today as teams searched for a murder suspect and a convicted drug criminal who broke out of jail in east texas i

the area is on complete lockdown.y co-anchor, bill griffeth, is on the ground right now in watertown, massachusetts. bill, tell us what it has been like, being there all day today. >> a day of ebb and flow, maria, in terms of activity for law enforcement officials, an awful lot of activity early if the day, of course, in the aftermath of the shotout early this morning, between the two brothers and law enforcement officials. and then the manhunt got underway, and they began putting together this staging area, where i am right now, with the rest of the media, and all the other law enforcement officials. a combination of state troopers and local police and national guard and other military officials, fbi officials, and others. they began that process of putting the staging area together, which suggested that maybe there was a confrontation coming, maybe they were going to have the whole process of fiending this suspect in this area, when they began this lockdown. but i will tell you, for the last two hours or so, it's be

the school is on lockdown. once that has been done, and we have gone through and the investigation continues, i will be able to give you more information. the chancellor of the college and sheriff garcia will be giving an official statement here within an hour or so. bear with us, it is a fluid scene. as soon as i can get everything i can, i will bring it out to you and we'll get everything covered. i can can't confirm the weapon as of right now. some reports of a pencil, some reports of a knife. until we find the weapon, i'll be able to confirm what it was. no motive as of right now. students were leaving from class and going to class. and it was attack at random. went from building to building. initial reports that maybe we had two suspects. i believe now it was the same person running from building to building. no second suspect at this time. >> how long is the lockdown going to go on? >> until our investigation is concluded. our first initial report was that this individual was wrestled to the ground by a s

the whole city is in lockdown. you have the faa instituting a no fly zone. amtrak shut down from new york to boston. so, what you're telling us is, its could be he's in connecticut or new york. >> well, could be. could have stolen a car. we just don't know. remember, the shootout with the police happened under the veil of darkness. then he drove off, driving over his brother, and then ditched that car. from that point on, the police didn't see him. so, i don't know where he is. and i think if the police knew where he was, they would be there right now, as well. >> right. >> let me say one other thing. people say, why did they not harm the man whose car was -- who they car jacked, and i think it's a very important reason why they didn't. they established a round with this guy, though it was a very brief one. he was a person. where as all the other people they targeted on monday, at the marathon, they were anonymous, faceless entities. it's a lot easier for criminals to target and kill those they don't even see. >> bill? >> yeah, i -- you know, senator mitch m

people now on lockdown. it is more of a request lockdown. they are asking people to stay inside their homes. they do not know where suspect number two as he has been identified, the one with the white cap backwards. no idea where he is. they hope he is in watertown. they believe he is in watertown. i have never seen so many police officers in one town in one area in my life. the entire town locked down. >> obviously, we are having some problems with terry's audio. he is live in watertown, massachusetts. that entire city on lockdown as is brand new information coming into the newsroom. the city of boston, sheltered in place. more than a quarter million people asked to stay in their home as police search for suspect number two. >> that's right. transit systems down. all schools are closed. we will continue to cover this breaking news all morning long. right now, we know you have plans of your own today. want to get a check of the local forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >>> good news, we don't have

as you heard on the special report all of boston now is on lockdown. we talking about millions of people being urged to stay indoors as authorities go door to door. >> the public transit system is shut down. there are areas where cars are not supposed to to be on the street. the news continues to widen in that area as they search for a suspect. we are being told the two men are brothers. possibly from chechnya. that means not only do we have law enforcement on one side trying to track the men down but we have intelligence agencies on the other side overseas trying to gather any bit of information about who they are, where they have been, and training. so far, police say the boston marathon bombing suspect seen in video and pictures with a white hat is the man pictured in a 7/1 robbst came bridge, massachusetts. he is wearing a great hoodie. a massachusetts institute of technology officer, police officer, was then killed on the m.i.t. campus in cambridge shortly after there was a carjacking, the stolen car was found if watertown and police chase ensued.

all of boston in lockdown. go to byron pitts who is in near the home of suspect number two. buy zblorn we're in east cambridge, 2.8 miles from the finish line where the bombings took place on monday. just a few minutes ago, we saw unmarked vehicles roll into the street, inside were men dressed in camouflage gear, we don't know if they're military or police, that's something different here, prior to that, all we have seen are fbi firms and police in familiar equipment. on the street behind us, authorities believe that the youngest suspect, 19-year-old dzhokhar lived there. in the past few minutes we talked to young men who went high school with him at cambridge high and latin desc pasant young had a number of friends, diverse group of friends. this neighborhood at 7:00 this morning, police moved in aggressively, they began evacuating residents on the street, there's a white house where police believe that the 19-year-old lives. they blocked off the street, blocked off the first two blocks. then they went door to

the campus is still on lockdown.ents can leave but no one at this point is being allowed in. if you can see the police cars behind me. they're checking out people as they leave. but without the search for a second suspect, people are able

they called off the lockdown last night because they felt he got away. about 25 minutes after it was called off, one of the residents wept out to walk his dog, saw blood on the boat, inside the boat was a bloody body. he ran into the house, called authorities. in about a two-hour period, the police and the fbi responded. they sent in robotic cameras and a robot that tore the tarp off the top of the boat and exploesexploes dw -- exposed the 19-year-old inside. there were stun grenades thrown, gun five. they captured him. a great celebration followed. >> a fine point on this. they not only captured him alive, which is extremely valuable in terms of bringing him to justice. they did it without getting anybody from law enforcement hurt that we know of. a great day, a great way to end what has been a terrible, terrible week. brian, you've been on the story from the jump. we thank you for your reporting this morning. now over to bianna. >> unbelievable how close that boat was to the house that no one was injured. >>> we're getting a clearer picture of who thes

large areas of the city of boston are in lockdown. a huge police operation. a police officer was shot dead at a nearby university campus. dominic cain reports on how the events unfolded in that area of watertown. [gunfire] >> gunbattle overnight in watertown, massachusetts. police had been alerted to reports of an earlier shooting and carjacking. when they arrived on scene, they were fired on. officers say they think they found the gunman who carried out the boston bombing. >> we believe these are the same individuals as possible for the bombing on monday of the boston marathon. we believe they are the risk -- they are responsible for the death of an mit police officer. this is a serious situation we are dealing with. >> people described seeing and hearing the suspects throwing explosives at police and opening fire. >> you heard a loud boom and then a rapid succession of pop, pop, pop. it's out of like automatic weapons. then i heard a second explosion, and there was the smell of something burning in the air. >> one man who lives close to the incident got a c

you were in lockdown and part of the campus that is in lockdown, correct?re they're calling it a lockdown and we are told to stay where we are and not move. >> people are reading what you're writing and extremely comprehensive online and let me ask you specifically of what's happening among the students. the note went out and a very emotional statement just after 5:00 a.m. this morning that there would be no classes today. how are the students responding to an officer that gave his life in the view of the college and the repercussions of that? yeah. the outpouring of banks and trying to figure out how he could possibly support his family is almost instantaneous and before that identity had been concerned there were emails circulating on posts in social media trying to figure out what he could do trying to honor him for what he gave for us. one student set up a donation fund for mit students to give and they bought the officer's balance this morning and using the rest of the proceeds to donate to the family of the fallen officer and in the meantime -- in the

haystack the entire greater boston area which includes millions of people is on a full complete lockdown as officials go from door to door trying to find this nineteen year old suspect in the boston bombing case and certainly this has created quite a commotion and fear in the area people are staying inside their homes businesses are closed homes are closed there's no public transportation available and of course this is done to make it as easy as possible for officials to try to catch the heart make sure he doesn't get away but also for security reasons because there are still concerns as we speak that further devices might be located throughout the area the investigation is currently trying to find out whether possibly any other people might be associated with the two brothers that are now officially the two suspects one on the loose so this is certainly a peak this situation right now while the greater boston area remains at a lockdown officials are trying to do whatever they can to locate this one two year old nineteen year old as quickly as possible and on a safiya we're hearing abou

in lockdown in boston. this is precautionary, because you don't want people moving around and sort of messing up all of this public safety activitying if on. i make it clear that not everyone is under threat in boston this is precautionary. two brothers, fro chechnya. we don't know their motivations, their ideology, whether they have ties to other organizations or anyone abroad, are responsible for the bombings here and a lot of mayhem last night, including the death of a police officer. so -- and there will be a lot of activity here today. there will be bomb detonations or safe detonations, evacuations. it will happen until we find this person, he will probably be found relatively soon. there are about 9,000 police officers working this right now. pretty confident about that. in terms of why they did this, this is where it gets really too early to say. that they are from a certain part of the world or they have a certain religion it really is something that we -- we just don't know. they could have very po

they went along with the lockdown.ally showed i think the finist spirit up in boston, and this one guy -- you know, the old saying, see something, say something, he did it. he walked out of his house for the first time all day, he saw blood on the a tarp of his boat and he called authorities. and they closed in. and the whole thing was such a perfect ending until lindsey graham opened his big fat mouth. right. talk about the turd in a punch bowl. here he is lindsey graham, let them do their job. they got the guy, and -- and justice department has to decide now what charges to file and take him to court and the evidence is overwhelming against this guy, but lindsey graham is not happy because he says they have to try him as an enemy combatant. i'm not a lawyer, but he's not an enemy combatant. he is a terrorist. he is an american citizen. he committed an act of terror on american soil. the justice department plans to take him to trial, give him a fair trial in a federal court the same way they did with the bombers of th

to leave their home, do not open up businesses, do not go to work, do not go to school, complete lockdown while they search for the suspect two who remains at large. the boston police call him a terrorist. >> the man arrested for sending ricin-laced letters has been charged with two firm -- federal counts of letters that were sent to president obama and a senator and a judge. >> pg&e is beaching up security after someone shot up a transformer in san jose. police are on the scene as repairs continue at a substation. someone fired several shots from a high powered rifle into the plant early on tuesday. that led to a wide-spread power outage. at&t phone cables were also vandalized and the phone company is offering a major reward for the vandals at $250,000. >> mass teacher accused of having sex with a 14-year-old boy is facing nine years in prison. the 42-year-old will be sentenced next month after pleading no contest to nine counts after sexual relationship with a firm student and was arrested at the high school in livermore back in january. according to the police, the relationship began t

they were still on lockdown because they were still on lockdown. >> we were crawling through the hallwaywe saw a big flash out front. there was like an explosion with glass. >> another resident described what he was seeing using skype. >> i walk in here and -- it is angled at the bomb squad. >> michael dushette saw what happened next. >> the guy out front shooting it out with the cops. and i see an officer and him are about 30 feet apart shooting at each other. craziest stuff i've ever seen. >> this man, the suspect in the black hat got out of the mercedes suv and was strapped with explosives. during the shootout he was hit by police fire and later pronounced dead at a hospital. >> the other suspect, that man in the white cap, floored the accelerator of the suv to get away running over the man who we later learned were his own brother. >> the cops jumped out of the way before he ran over the brother and dragged him up the street. >> all public transportation shut down. at 6:30 a.m., amtrak suspended train service in and out of boston. as morning arrived, the world learned -- >> authoriti

and helping to keep the boston area on lockdown. ninan has that story. >> reporter: these photos released by the fbi went beyond viral. try internet cataclysm. mobilizing an army of internet users to action. the fbi website crashed from traffic overload by citizens eager to help. some call it click-tivism. social media mobilizing citizens to act with a simple click. [ explosion ] >> reporter: it began one minute after the blast. >> run! go! >> reporter: the news tweeted 1,000 times in a matter of minutes. leading to a flood of photos, videos, messages, digital clues. examining the smoke color of the blast to determine the explosives used. >> two-thirds of americans have smartphones. the majority of americans are on twitter and facebook. people are going to find ways to contribute and to participate in situations like this. >> reporter: pictures of black backpacks. you would be surprised how many people had black backpacks that day. reddit.com had their own forum, called find boston bombers. at times, the crowd-sourced investigation

a match in the annexed since last night this entire city on the lockdown. imagine the banks a match in the- anxiousness nature... --. aside from the fact that that m i t officer was an ambush by this to suspects but there is been a lot of trauma. this entire metropolitan area can now read a sigh of relief. after something that has been so panic stricken for so long. >> pam: the boston police, according to justjustin waldman, that the suspect is in custody. he is not injured and he is on his way to the hospital. the tension of felt, not just in boston but the entire country has been on edge. as this has unfolded kathryn >> catherine: because of this, the authorities are really astounded at how casual this routine is of the 19 year-old has been leading up to the attack. now, they are looking at everything from his transactions. this 19 year- old was even going to parties, drinking with friends and working out. there's been no indication that there has been any planning or anchor. listen to what one of his friends was a saying police on the cnn and. and he was

all day until just a few hours ago, this city was in an unprecedented lockdown with nearly 1 milliontheir homes. my colleague linsey davis watched the whole search unfold from the streets of watertown. >> reporter: boston was unsiege today as authorities found and killed tamerlan assure 9087 and cup toured his 19-year-old brother as he hid in a boat in a watertown neighborhood. the frantic search for the suspected boston marathon bombers began thursday when the fbi released these grainy images. our first glimpse of the most wanted men in america. the fbi needed the public's help tracking down their lead suspects in the attack but they warned then that these men were armed and very dangerous. >> no one should attempt to apprehend them except law enforcement. do not take any action on your own. >> reporter: it was no exaggeration. late last night, authorities discovered mit police officer sean collier shot and killed by the suspects. at first, authorities didn't realize there was a connection to the bombing. but then authorities say the two men carjacked a mercedes suv in cambridge, br

. >> the breaking news is from the north bay where three schools are on lockdown while they hunt for a car thief who could be armed. the car was stolen in petaluma and he led deputies on a long chase. the three schools including a preschool and child center are on lockdown with reports that the thief might have a rifle with him. we will have more on this story as it becomes available. >> other breaking news story from oakland where the superintendent of the oakland unified school district has just resigned. he has held the job since 2005 and the announcement is a shock to the education community. in a letter to the president of the board he says he and his family are moving to chicago to be closer to his wife's parents saying his father-in-law is sick and in the hospital. the children attend schools in oakland. smith graduated from uc berkeley and previously worked for the san francisco school system before taking over in oakland. >> new this morning, san francisco police are searching for the man who stole a cab and refused to stop for officers. the chase spanned several bay area ci

last week where the lockdown which was advisory and actually wasn't enforced by law seems to have had a interesting effect on people. a reason contributor gary quinn wrote an article today that said actually most people in boston seem to have been ok with a lot of them but it is disturbing video shows that even if the police didn't have a warrant which they probably should have people seem to have been willingly leaving their properties sure and let me ask you this because we obviously watch as this manhunt was going down to the end justify the means in this case obviously we caught him but did it justify the means i don't think it justified the means for a few reasons most importantly i think it's important to remember that it was after the lockdown was lifted that someone left the home and saw blood on the boat where . the other the brother was hiding alerted police and i think as you briefly lead you to earlier if you want to lock down an entire city because of what two young men have done have. and they somewhat achieve the goal of terrorizing the american public and i don't think

and to remember that this person was caught off to the lockdown was lifted and while you know the police might well be tempted to go door to door the fact is we have a constitution that protects people from pretty sure and what are is the line being drawn at this point i mean obviously this is an extenuating circumstance but where is the line for liberty being drawn is obviously it's very very gray area when it comes to this when it comes to public safety well it is a gray line and who knows why the house also there will be a push back in the future and as you know as you said you know nine eleven a city was mowed down although i don't know if the comparison is entirely cycle of the attack as died in the nine eleven attacks but nonetheless it's important to remember that you know if two young men can shut down an entire american city it's a very worrying president assad sure now yesterday new york city mayor michael bloomberg said that the country's in need to changing the ways that interprets the constitution in light of these attacks in boston so my question to you is first of all how

but, where we are now is that lockdown has been lifted. any further word to you as soon as we can. returning to president obama in denver, using backdrops, police officers for his ongoing campaign against guns, chris stirewalt. at who point does president hear the police officers who say, they are tired as being used add props for his campaign purposes? >> politicians of all parties and all stripes do these kinds of things, this is a little distasteful, but when you cross the line, and do it with law enforcement officers, especially as there are we heard today, officers who have real complaints about it it makes something generally icky to something distasteful. this is a danger that president has brushed up against before, but today it looks like he has a problem with that. lou: joe trippi does not look -- by this. >> i remember a president with an aircraft carrier with a mission accomplish sign. >> there was not a good move. >> chris is right, presidents, do this. president props, come on. but. i do think that fact is that 94% of police

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that maybe that is what triggered the possible suspect who is a hiding right now in this kind of lockdown with police continues to come out and kind of make himself seen and that is exactly just literally minutes after that press conference took place reports started coming out that police had surrounded in fact the structure in watertown where the possible suspect the nineteen year old suspect is believed to be and certainly the the scene has been changing tremendously and we do know that literally thousands of police officers are right now in watertown trying to track this guy down and honest acela also what happened at that press conference today governor patrick came and spoke out deval patrick he said that he wants the community cannot stay at large cannot say locked up forever and the suspect could be at large for quite some time so let me play that and we'll come back out to you. this request is lifted the t. is open effective immediately the. effective immediately we are asking the public to remain vigilant if you are out continue to be alert to suspicious activity unaccompanied o

it's on a complete lockdown. >> lockdown on the ground and in the air. no chopper shot to show you because they will not allow anything on the area both on the on the ground and above. amtrak service is shut down. people are waking up to a ghost town in most of this area. and i'm talking about not just watertown. waltham, belmont, newton, cambridge and alston and brighton remaining indoors. everybody is asked to remain indoors. if you see anything, if you see anything, you are asked to call 911 immediately. businesses are going to be shut down for the day. they are being asked not to open. all vehicle traffic is banned completely in watertown. the streets are empty. colleges, harvard, mit, brandeis, boston university, eme emerson and suffolk and northeastern and all schools shut down and classes are cancelled. boston public schools have cancelled all activity and all classes and all because of the one man on the right side of your screen, the man in the white hat, he is still at large. he is reportedly according to nbc's pete williams 19 years old and he

lockdown continued throughout the entire day.n police explained the continued danger of the situation. >> if anybody approaches a suspect matching the outstanding party, use extreme caution. a trigger was found on the body of the individual currently in our custody. indications are strong that the current outstanding party may be wearing a suicide vest. >> the amtrak train was stopped in norwalk, connecticut. the train was searched the at the behest of the boston police but nouned nothing. authorities conducted a door-to-door search for dzhokar tsarnaev, the suspect from the marathon bombings in the white cap. the search continued over the next nine hours with no sight of the suspect. at around :00 p.m., massachusetts police announced officials decided to lift their standing request that people stay indoors and then just about an hour later, nbc's carrie sanders reported shots fired near his location on scene in watertown. [ gunfire ] >> law enforcement rushed into an area around franklin street in watertown at 7:15 boston police

the city is on lockdown. they don't want people out on the street. they have tentatively rescheduled the bruins' game for tomorrow afternoon. that, of course, is all dependent upon whether this is resolved this evening or perhaps early tomorrow morning. now, we told you a bit earlier that the reuters news operation within the to russia and they did shoot a video of the father. we're going to show you that in just a moment. and it's interesting, because now we're going to show you an interview that the uncle of the tsarnaev brothers did earlier today. this is his take on the situation. >> of course we're ashamed! yes, we're ashamed! they're children of my brother. who had little influence of them, honestly, as much as i know, who had little influence of them. so i just wanted my family be away from them. that's it. [ inaudible questions ] again, the only, i say what i think was behind it, being losers! not being able to settle themselves. and thereby just hating everyone who did. >> and now take a listen to the interview shot by reuters in russia of t

life returned to a city that was on lockdown friday. the policemanhunt was unprecedented.o, too, the collective sigh the city took inside fenway. ♪ the emotional pregame ceremony honored the first responders, survivors, and victims of monday's attack. and the whole stadium sang the star spangled banner. ♪ o say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light >> i bring love from the whole country. >> reporter: even neil diamond showed up to sing his signature song. this week it became america's song. ♪ sweet caroline good times never seemed so good ♪ >> so good, so good, so good! >> reporter: there's also been plenty of commerce today. that's important because friday's shutdown really cost this city money. today, money and goodwill have been flowing all day long. dan? >> yes, they were, byron pitts, thank you, and again, welcome to abc news. >>> boston, as we said, is back. coming up here on "world news" on this saturday night, two disasters in one week, one in boston, and one in west, texas. separated by 1,900 miles, but connected by this man. our cecilia vega with this man's ama

ron, walk us through the lockdown. >> well, chuck, this whole lockdown scenario affects about a million people in greater boston. watertown, newton and here in the heart of boston. i'm in the back bay. this usually would be a very busy commuter rail station. also an amtrak station. but the trains are not running between providence and boston. you can see all there is is wind-blown newspapers. the street is completely empty. as you go in this direction across the street, this is looking towards coply square. >> let me stop you there. ron, we didn't have your camera on. we had your voice up and still showing watertown. now your camera is up. describe for us. >> here we are in coply square, completely desserted, as you can see. normally a place that is full of business people, workers going back and forth. and over this way, i don't ethink you saw this. this was the train station. back bay train station in the south end of boston. you can also see heavy security inside there. but this area completely desserted and that street behind me desserted. a complete 180. this area, again, even a st

much of the boston area was on a police lockdown. authorities asked everyone, stay inside. searching for this younger suspect, younger brother who had yet to be caught. now have so many schools in boston, not shutti inting their. train, bus services were halted. it was almost erie trying to be out on the streets. it was tough to catch a cab. sporting event in boston are canceled. it's said that the shutdown cost the city more than $330 million. i spent my day in cambridge. we were a block from where these two young brothers lived. i spoke to one of his wrestling teammates. when he saw his friend's face on the news, he couldn't believe it. you knee dzhokhar. >> i can't remember a single time when he was sad or mad. the only time i saw him mad was after he lost a wrestling match. other than that he's always smiling and happy. >> let me step back for a second because you learned it was dzhokhar one of these two suspects here in the bombing on monday. your mother called you this morning, and you saw a picture. >> my mom woke me up. i thought it was a joke or something. i couldn

we are on lockdown. yeah, it was pretty intense there. >> shepard: chris, boston has now returned to a state of alert as well. the city police department here in boston proper has sent out a tweet asking all boston residents to shelter in place as they ask them to do all day. and, frankly, they respected that request and did so. can you tell by wandering about this city. and now authorities sending in a robot to make sure there are no explosives. it's the belief at this moment that suspect number 2 in the boston marathon bombing is down on franklin street in watertown, massachusetts. that is not yet confirmed by police. but we know there is someone down. and we have given you the scenarios. we know it to this moment. we are waiting to hear from police as they move in with that robot. go back to watertown and live coverage from wfxt fox news in boston. >> gave her the information that shots had been fired. suspect was down. here again we see more people running down the street. families were evacuating ea

>> you know the area was in lockdown. they told everybody don't come out of your house and most people adhered to that including man who lived in that house. he came out. he checked -- he was walking in the backyard and he said there's a rip in the tarp of my boat. he climbed up saw a lot of blood inside called 911. a short time later three police officers including the such of the boston p.d. billy evans, two experience edd and fbi agents. they look inside see movement, get on the radio, call for backup, and they see an object pop up and they hear shots and they exchange fire and this was after, you know they think this guy's left the area and got away. they got another perimeter -- actually the incident commander said everybody cease fire. let's loing it down. then the most experienced s.w.a.t. team moved in made a tactical plan about how to enter the boat and how to take him out and they threw in flash bangs and gave him a set of instructions to come out, which he followed. >> now when he was taken into custody, the au

on lockdown, because a hit-and- run suspect was seen running toward the area. we'll have an update for you tonight at 5:00. >>> a cooldown is spilling into the bay area for your afternoon. for some it's going to be minor. for some it's a major drop and already being felt. a live look there over the bay and you can see, low clouds hugging and banking right off the coastline. so there's the transition that we've been talking about for today. take a look at the numbers here. we've got 58 at half moon bay. 77 in livermore. we have 81 in santa rosa. so quite a difference depending upon where you go. the coast and san francisco, anywhere from 5, 10, 15 degrees cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. if you are inland, it's closer to three to six degrees below what we felt at noontime yesterday. i'll gonna show you what's aing here. we have two weather elements, the ridge of high pressure continues that warm, dry offshore flow and the warm weather and we have this system sitting off the southern california coast. the clock -- counterclockwise rotation around that has

friday, boston was on lockdown. yesterday, the city came back to life. the epicenter, if you will, was fenway park, this is one of america's grand old baseball stadiums, and yesterday, it felt more like a cathedral. there was a pregame ceremony to honor the victims, survivors and first responders. also, one of the highlights during the eighth inning, neil diamond took the field to lead the crowd in his song "sweet caroline." ♪ sweet caroline ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ >> reporter: red sox fans have been singing that song in the eighth inning of every home game since 2002. this week, diamond's song became america's song. george, during that game, there were some chicken-skinned moments. people were standing and cheering. and yes, crying. as one fan told us, quote, we can finally breathe again. >> okay, byron, thanks very much. >>> we're joined by boston mayor tom menino, mayor, thank you so much for joining us this morning. what an extraordinary morning it has been. you have been mayor for 20 years. it actually began for you in the hospital. how

concord high school is on a lockdown because of some police activity in that area right now. police placed the school on lockdown shortly before noontime while an officer responded to a nearby incident. don't have any other information. but we'll have an update coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> switching gears in a big way now, a weekend news anchor in north dakota says his first broadcast couldn't have gone worse. >> it was bad. in fact, he got himself fired by dropping an "f" bomb. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> go enm -- >> aj clemente opened the broadcast with a pair of obscenities on kfyr on sunday night. he apparently was having a difficult time pronouncing a name and was cursing to himself not realizing the show had already started. he is out of a job. everyone heard it but his twitter followers hope he will get a second chance somewhere else and apparently he is getting some job offers now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, [ applause ] >> carter: it's official. husband and wife. >> liam: whoo! >> steffy: ow! [ applause ] >> eric: all right, every

a city on lockdown. this is unprecedented. one of the united states's largest cities at the moment closed down because of this 19-year-old. a teenager. he say suspect believed to be holed up somewhere in watertown, massachusetts. we have over 3 1/2 nautical mile radius, a no-fly zone up to 3,000 feet over this area. 20 blocks originally as our harry sanders saw on the ground. he was being asked to move several times. we had nbc's ron allen following this. he was in watertown earlier and moved to a different location and following this story for us this morning too. what are you learning? >> richard, i'm in cambridge a few blocks down from the suspect's home. there is a heavy presence there. the area is blocked off as you can see behind me. the house is down that street in that direction a couple of blocks down. we have been moved back as bomb detection units have been brought in. we understand from the producer who had a vantage point that there is a lot of focus on a couple of vehicles. one black suv and a silver vehicle. the

to a lockdown that you can get. a little more than an hour ago, you know, the mayor and the governor, sort of lit that lockdown or eased some of the restrictions. lo and behold people come out of their houses. one woman talked about walking her dog. i don't know whether it is a good or bad thing, what we discovered the process, neighbors got out and looked around, one neighbor says i lead blood droppings to a boat with a can owpy over it and calls the police and you know the rest of the story. so do you think lifting those restrictions and allowinn people to come out of their homes was a good thing in the end, a bad thing? a risky thing, what? >> neil before i got into politics i was a probation officer in superior court in boston. we investigated all criminal cases. i would not have listed lifted the band. i would let the people go out there and see what they can see. they're usual lynn the best sources of information for investigators because they are there. they know the people. they know the territory. they know

the university has announced a lockdown.ur doors and windows. let's get the latest from susan daniel son, who is the public information officer for the police department in greensboro, north carolina. and i apologize, her phone line just dropped off. this is in greensboro, north carolina. there you see the map. this is not anywhere near some of the other, duke university, north carolina, n.c. state and is forth. this is west of that area, that region and, reports of a man carrying a rifle on campus. we have no information whether shots have been fired or if there are any casualties there. but the latest information is that the university put everybody on lockdown. we have a fox news crew that is racing to the scene there but it will take them about half an hour. we'll try to update as we get more information on this but latest in a series of school lockdowns. this one at the north carolina a&t university. martha: yeah. this is roughly between winston-salem and raleigh-durham on the way in between those two areas. lots of col

the town of watertown we can tell you is on lockdown. somewhere in that neighborhood we believe there is an explosive device that has been found and that will be set off in some sort of controlled way to try to prevent any further harm. again, these two men i've been speaking of are the two primary suspects in the boston marathon bombings on monday. i'm joined now by jonathan deans who has been getting the background of these gentlemen. one of whom left the united states for six months. evidence that he was getting radicalized overseas? do we know where he went? >> we know he flew to moscow. we know he has relatives in russia. the question is, what did he do over that six month period. that's what federal investigators are trying to track down. to find out was he radicalized. did he have any handlers he met with while overseas? again, this investigation is just getting started. you look at the freshness of this investigation. you look at their travel documents. it wasn't till this monning they were put on terror watch list. so it shows h

boston is on lockdown. if must be very eery. >> yes, the police here in watertown are still going house by house, door by door. they completed 60%, 70% of their search. ey also tell us they have received significant lead, wch they are following up on now. we are expecting an update from the police shortly on the status of the investigation. in the meantime, people in watertown are in their homes. they are not going out. it is a surreal atmosphere. helicopters are circling overhead. this normally tranquil boston suburb is a crime scene. >> laura, boston is one of the busiest cities in america. presumably there are people there behind you, but if you drive around the town, is it a ghost town today? >> yes. what is fascinating here, katty, is it what the motive of these two suspect was? did be that two young men who were educated here, seemed to have such a grudge against the united states that it would undertake this complex plot and carry it through while they were residents? all week, it has been such a tra

the word came out this place was on lockdown. people took it very seriously as they should.y were afraid. >> i flew in yesterday. at the airport everyone was glued to the television. i went to school in boston. even in the middle of the night when i was out perhaps when i was in college, never did i see the streets of boston so empty. there was not a soul on the street except for reporters or law enforcement trying to get somewhere. once the order was lifted, it started to trickle out. you saw celebration in the streets. they broke into "the star-spangled banner" at one point thanking every officer they saw. trying to get back to normal this morning after the citywide shutdown and as we get a better sense of what that was like. >> katie has more on that now. good morning. >> reporter: about a million people ordered to stay inside to lock their doors. boston and its surrounding suburbs were virtually und under siege. a lockdown in the suburbs a shelter in place order in the city. >> we're asking people to shelter in place. in other words to stay indoors where their doors lock

it is much more lockdown.hink everybody here is pretty upbeat, i mean people are eating in the bar and trying to -- it's weird how life goes on. another journalist here said it reminded him very much of the subway bombings in london. >> michael: yeah. are you in a media room or in the hotel, able to go around in the hotel? >> no, no we have full access. the media room is in a ballroom in the middle of the hotel. so i am -- the main social hub right now is the restaurant/bar area, right on the corner closest to everything so people aren't really scared that something else is going to happen. i think people are confident that -- it's just odd, i guess. you look outside and see the ambulances, and a huge s.w.a.t. team came in recently. it definitely seems like there's -- it took a while to clear the streets to get local news reporters 200 yards from the finish line, and now i think that's gone. so i guess we'll be sleeping on the floor here. >> michael: yeah, i can imagine. well, i'm glad you are okay robert, and

a boston suburb is on lockdown right now.e are going door to door sending for the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings. here is the image of him, captured on surveillance video wearing this hoodie. he is a terrorist who has come here to kill people. dramatic events unfolding in the boston bombing. thank you for joining us at 4:28. the manhunt unfolding with thousands of armed police and federal agents have con verged on watertown for the manhunt. the other suspect in the bombing killed overnight along with a police officer. abc7 news reporter joins us from watertown. no cars are let in or out of the area. we will try to get back to her in a moment. we want to go over the events that are unfolding since investigators released the two suspects' photo. cornell bernard has been following the time line in the newsroom. cornell? we do have cornell who will speak to us right now. cornell? >> this happened quickly in suburban boston. we will show you how it all unfolded. the boston marathon suspects robbed a 7/11 and then s

this morning a suspicious package trigger add lockdown on capitol hill. scott mcfarland joins us now with word the lockdown has now been lifted. scott? >> reporter: just a short while ago, janet, not just a suspicious package but two suspicious letters tested as well, -- letters as well, all tested, all cleared. police officers and explosive sniffing dogs outside and inside the entrances on capitol hill. you can also see a hazardous materials truck there. lights flashing near the u.s. senate russell building. the third floor of the building locked down for a while today, including a hallway with the offices of pennsylvania democratic senator bob casey. >> there was a letter on this floor that was delivered that apparently is no longer a concern about, but in the interest of being careful, they shut down a corridor. >> reporter: in the past 24 hours, two other letters have reportedly tested positive for a poison called ricin, one addressed to president owe bam. another -- president obama, another to mississippi senator roger wicker. both discovered, stoppe

otherwise it on lockdown. it is blocked off. go in and out of the neighborhood, anderson. >> all right, don. i want to bring in tom fuentes formerly with the fbi. as you've been watching this manhunt, and as we have been watching this manhunt unfold all day long, at this point, what stands out to you? where do you see it? >> i just see that it is a very methodical process, which it has to be. i know we're all impatient, want this resolved, want him apprehended and the threat from the community removed. and bring him to justice. but, you know, we have to also understand that those police officers, as they're walking up to the doors of each apartment, they know they could be ambushed, they know there could be booby traps, they're in a very dangerous spot. and this is a guy that just last night assassinated a police officer who wasn't even approaching them, much less the officers today who are going after him. so they just have to take it very slow, very carefully, deliberate process, hope to not touch off a booby trap, not only ge

stuart: and the actual area of lockdown is watertown. the west of boston has transportation cancel, schools closed and that's not lockdown for boston, but it's-- >> it's watertown and f.a.a. has flight restrictions 3 1/2 miles around watertown, the amtrak is not having service from boston to providence. you have the cabs have been stopped and not allowed to pick up any people in the boston area, as well as, you know, it's a fluid changing situation, and the t service, which is the transportation service in and out of the service has also been stopped. while you say not a lockdown, the mayor has said everybody to stay inside. so, you know, it's a lockdown in the boston, watertown, belmont, cambridge, everybody is hunkering down and waiting for this thing to play out. stuart: yes, sir, senator scott brown, we appreciate you being with us. valuable time. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. keep the faith, everybody. stuart: yes, sir. now, also with me this morning here in new york, monica crowley. i want to establish monica's credentials befo

. >> you have the entire city on lockdown to search for this suspect. what's changed in the last eight hours that you feel the people should feel loose and what is your message to that suspect? >> my message to the suspect is to give himself up, to stop any further violence towards anyone. in terms of where he is at this point, we cannot continue to lock down an entire city or an entire state. we are confident that we've done what we can do here in this particular neighborhood in terms of our search. unfortunately, that was not fruitful. but we are redoubling our efforts and we are as committed as we were this morning towards apprehending him. >> but has anything changed in the last eight hours -- >> let's go quickly, we do want to hand off to our stations for a little bit here. on the east coast, "nightly news" is ten minutes away. pete williams watching and listening with us in washington. pete, what's your educated guess here? is this because of intel, or a mixture of wanting to lift the outdoor ban in watertown or both? >> a little of both, i would