p.m. america. liz: in. john: this amphibious vehicle drives on land and water. >> would you like said drive one of these things to work? big stakes. establish taxi companies. at the expense of cool new options. >> trying to get the ability for companies like mine to operate. john: something completely different. libertarian. >> changing the opinion. john: good. when government gives some people special privileges it deprives us of good things like this. >> the government protect the chosen ones. that is our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. ♪ john: the chosen ones are what we call these selected ones that get special favors. you want to give someone a favor , fine, some which -- some business was to, fine, they and you spend your own money. unlike government, you cannot use force. government uses force with gives out favors. taxes you and me to give money and often special privileges to chosen ones. usually rich people with connections. and as government grows it gives up more favors like handouts to

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p.m. at the bank of america.ote demanding money and showed what appeared to be a gun. when another employee walked up, the man ran out without money. a white man, 6 feet tall. and he has shoulder length hair in this picture. >>> the attorney for a murderer said she wants to give up her law license. she admitted to smuggling a message out of jail for him and lied about it. a spokesman said a lawyer can't step down from the bar during disciplinary proceedings. the hearing will decide if she should be disbarred or suspended. >>> a state senator introduced a bill that will reinstate a scholarship programs for californians who lost parents in the 9/11 attacks. an ought showed california had -- audit showed california did little to nofy those of the scholarship. >>> bart officials announced new initiatives that they hope will protect customers and workers against crime. ktvu's sal castaneda explains the changes. >> reporter: today police chief presented a dozen safety improvement proposals, including assigning more off

america. sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.astern on c- span. >> they had a political marriage, much like john and abigail. she would lobby in the halls of congress. saywas always careful to my husband believes this and advocates that. but she was doing the pitch. one of her husband's opponents said he hoped that if james were , sheelected president would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. she said, "if james and i erred elected -- i are elected, i will neither

p.m. eastern. tune in. >> time back to america's sweetheart, andy levy. >> moynihan, what do you got?ve a bunch of stuff at the daily beast. you can find it posted on tweeter. >> no, you really sold it. >> i like to sell myself. it keeps the expectations low. >> what about you? >> i was going to say nothing. i am going to be on hannity on monday. >> dino, what about you? when can people check out your radio show? >> doing the most compelling talk show, siriusxm channel 86. stay tuned for the documentary being made on me. it is chesapeake films out of las vegas. >> excellent. back to you, tom. >> that's howe you close a sale, moynihan. ann coulter, bill schulz, dino costa. i'm tom shillue. see you next time. o'reilly. good evening, mr. bill. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the most gentle, the most nicest, the most love loving boy. the most loving. my boy. they killed him. >> bill: despite overwhelming evidence against her sons, the mother of the two accused terrorists refusing to accept reality. is she an enabler of the terrible boston bombing? we will debate that question. i t

all of america will take it at 2:50 p.m. eastern time today. now, let's go to scott kohn who remains in massachusetts. the charges were unsealed and filed against him just about an hour ago. i know it has been a little bit of a hectic situation reading through the charges. can you recap what exactly has he been charged with? >> he has been charged in a two count criminal complaint, brian. with conspiracy -- conspiracy to use weapon of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property, resulting in death. the complaint, the charges do carry the death penalty under federal law. it might include the killing of the mit. you can see around me in boston's back bay, people gathering around for the moment of silence. it is hard to believe that it has been a week since what has transpired in that week since the two bombs went off at the end of the boston marathon last month. >> run us through what the next step will be and when. >> what we had today is in tsarnaev's hospital bed, an initial appearance, which is typically what happens in federal cou

america's ongoing activity in afghanistan. p.m., and politics in america. the annapolis boat festival live saturday, part of book tv weekend on c-span -- bok festival live saturday on book tv weekend on c-span 2. >> panels from the organization of american historians. the meeting starts with a look at the history of black freedom movement. it starts with your questions at 11:00 p.m. -- and 8:00 a.m.. 11:00 a.m. american life, saturday starting -- 9:30 a.m. on american history tv. >> "washington journal" continues. member ofn brady is a the ways and means subcommittee. i want to start we left off in our last segment, with the gun control debate. are you a gun hoe -- a gun owner own?- gun am not. i made that choice. we have a sophisticated handgun with this approach. it is a safe environment. i live at home in montgomery county. i worked up here in washington, d.c., which is a gun free community, which says so by law. i feel so much safer in texas than nine to working here in washington. i feel so much safer in texas than i do working here in washington king

. >> pam: it was today april 19th where america could side air relief. >> pam: at about 11:00 p.m.re the two brothers tried east towards watertown, surely after 1:00 a.m. the police watertown cites the stolen car and a serious gunbattle begins. 15 police officers are wounded, one of them are critical. his brother escapes by driving over him. the older brother pronounced dead. as night falls. their attention turns to a boat stored in a watertown backreports of gunfire. then confirmation that boston's arrested, police say, he is >> pam: and exchanges on social media has helped has helped reporters community and law enforcement to share more on the story. >> reporter: 3 tweeting 3 tweet it and think you and god bless has tacked from boston police. >> reporter: and are " in our time of rejoicing, let us not forget the families of martin richard lindsey loop, campbell they are still pressing for healing and comfort martin lost his life on monday his mother and sister are still in the hospital. >> reporter: it is such a relief and they're glad that is all behind them. >> pam: >> reporter

we also know the number one question in america at 4:00 p.m. is not how did the market do today?at's for dinner and most consumers don't have a clue. >> it sounds like my wife eve and i in the evening. what's surprising to me is the fast food industry has moved into the grocery store. as the grocery manufacturers realize this is an entirely new market they could go after. suddenly shopping for groceries becomes much more problematic for us as we're trying to feed our kids something healthier for dinner. >> one reaction to this story line might be, well, you make the products, it's up to the open free market to decide whether it's going to buy it or not. >> and that's a good point. i don't view the industry as this evil empire that's set out to intentionally make us obese. the problem lies in their collective squeal to izeal to companies do. it's their own dependance on self-sugar fat to make those products ultimately convenient, ultra although cost. >> how do we break this addiction? you know, you have to really work hard at it. better shopping techniques, resist the spontaneity

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at 2 p.m., politics in america. the book festival live on saturday, part of the tv this weekend on c-span 2. >> acted white house budget thector discussed president's proposed budget for fiscal 2014. -- it reducesdes i the deficit over 10 years. the housen ryan heads budget committee. >> the hearing will come to order. welcome, everybody. while this budget may be two months late, i want to thank you, mr. zients, for coming to testify and thank you for serving. it is not an easy job. it is arguably one of the most important and most difficult jobs in the executive branch. thank you for your services. i know we wish you great success. now for my speech. [laughter] now for the other side of the story. it is good to have you here. we're glad that you put out a budget 65 days late. but seriously though, we are disappointed in this budget. we are disappointed because it is a status quo budget. it does not break any new ground. it goes over old ground. it raises taxes by $1.1 trillion. it increases spending by $1 trillion

america. learning that it was about 18 after 11:00 p.m. last night. that the suspects are still at large. they did this. and it is there any way to know what the force is being brought to bear from the state police, the boston police, and other authorities, are they able? if you take money out it would suggest that you are on the run. with all the forces being brought to bear, can we believe that he is at least till in the area? >> certainly a possibility. they started to flee last night, came back. wherever there were riding out. saw on television, saw that law enforcement and put the pictures on television. they had been identified and probably decided it was time to move. obviously you're going to need money. they supposedly had carjacked a vehicle. so they appeared to go, we don't know where, but they appear to want to get out of the area once there were identified. once again, that is breaking news and is not quite clear exactly what motivated them to move at that point. dagen: thank you so much for being here this morning. connell: as we wait for a briefing to get underway in boston

p.m. to broadcast. it's intermittent ampliified sound and more announcement base. all of the speakers will face away from the water. we didn't have complaints last year about the america's cup sound. we will continue to monitor it during the event and they are requesting permission to have ampliified sound one evening for a music performance until 9:00 p.m.. they're still figuring out who would perform so there are two optional days. september 1 is before laborer day and before the holiday. we're not doing it before a week night and there are conditions in the mmrp that adam said on ampliified sound again, lessening of

p.m. to broadcast. it's intermittent ampliified sound and more announcement base. all of the speakers will face away from the water. we didn't have complaints last year about the america's cup sound. we will continue to monitor it during the event and they are requesting permission to have ampliified sound one evening for a music performance until 9:00 p.m.. they're still figuring out who would perform so there are two optional days. september 1 is before laborer day and before the holiday. we're not doing it before a week night and there are conditions in the mmrp that adam said on ampliified sound again, lessening of the noise. there has been a variety of community outreach. obviously first all of the outreach in connection with the eir was done two years ago. they held a meeting on february 28 with the representatives of the marina community association, golden gate valley neighborhood association and other groups. they had a meeting on march 12 which i attended, and seem to address concerns raised at that time. they have distributed -- this is my older presentation. they distributed letters back in march and we received one comment which we responded to and the disc

and at 2:00 p.m., politics in america. the annapolis book festival part of this weekend on c-span2. economicve bell is director of the bipartisan policy center. thank you for being here. president obama unveiled his 2014 budget this week. when we look at social security and medicare, is the obama budget this year very different than his past budgets? guest: not a health care programs like medicare and medicaid, but i think he deserves a great deal of credit for attempting to take on what is called the third rail of politics, and mainly social security. there's something called the consumer price index. and a more remote accurate measurement is that it is called the change c.p.i.. what that means is is 2.2% increase in your social security check -- instead of a 2.2% increase in years -- a security check, you might only get a 1.9% increase. credit if foreat nothing else, then that single act of touching the third rail. host: if you would like to talk to steve bell, here are the numbers. if you're a social security or medicare recipient, you can give us a call on your own mind. "wall s

p.m. eastern, ann kirscher in recounts the live of josephine marcus we were. then david graeber argues that america's political system has disenfranchised those without wealth. followed by dennis bryan, author of "the elected and the chosen." at 10 p.m. eastern on our weekly "after words" program, karen halpert talks about her book, "chasing gideon," with jenna green of the national law journal. we conclude tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern with david around sannie. in his book, "obama's four horsemen," he presents his criticism of the obama administration. visit booktv.org for more on this weekend's television schedule. >> you're watching booktv. coming up next, douglas rush rushkoff. he looks at how our society is reacting to this new world reflected by the rise of the tea party, occupy wall street and zombie apocalypse fiction. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> you're all welcome to sit in the front here, too, if you're floor people. >> well, first of all, thank you, everybody, for coming tonight to celebrate the launch of doug's latest book, "present shock." um, i think d

p.m. >> i think if you look at -- [inaudible] ; right. so this is an agreement struck by live nation and the america's cup with the neighborhood association. it's in the agreement. we can agree or not agree to do this. this is based on our motion at the end. >> because the item -- correct me if i am wrong. because the item is with the board of appeals we can only recommend conditions to the board of appeals but can't make any amendments right now. is that correct? >> yeah just for clarification since i didn't know when you were going to bring this up just so the commission is clear. it came to our attention in the item on the agenda speaks to this in general that because the appeal was filed this commission no longer has what we would consider jurisdiction over this permit or conditional grant, so while you can speak to the concerns brought before you by the neighbors and the applicant what you're doing is speaking to me in theory or to the board of appeals in abstensia and then direct me to carry those through to the board of appeals when that board is deliberating on the permit itself, but just for technical purposes you are not today g

america, from boston. you see shortly before 3:00 p.m.ston marathon and there is the scene this morning. aerial photos from wcvb-tv of copley plaza, a much calmer morning here in boston, but still a city in shock and so much of america waking up to a different reality this morning. high alert here in boston. high alert in new york city, high alert in countries all across -- in cities all across america after those two explosions which created so much havoc in boston yesterday. >> that high alert stretching around the globe, george. so many people here in this country acknowledging the tragedy including last night on late night television. comedians and intertakeners all over the country starting their night with a very different kind of note on monday. these comedians, these entertainers paying their respects. take a look. >> boston is my hometown. it's where i grew up. it's where my family lives. so i wanted to take a moment to say that like everybody here my thoughts and prayers are with the people of boston and everybody who's been aff

at 11:18 p.m., surveillance video showed the same suspect at a watertown bank of america atm. pete williams reported the suspects were trying to use the debit car stolen from the car jacking victim and managed to take out $800 before the card was denied before exceeding the daily limit. at that point, the pursuit started, leading them into watertown. they were reporting that explosive devices were being thrown from the car during that pursuit. and then came the gun battle. >> what did you hear? you just heard something? >> i'm behind the car. i'm hearing multiple gunshot. we're with police right now and we're trying to stay back right now. but we are surrounded by police. we've heard multiple gunshots. i'm standing behind the car right now. it's not a good position to be in. the officers are putting on bulletproof vests. >> many people listening to the police scanner heard the firefight in realtime. >> they have explosives, some type of grenades. they're in between the houses down here. >> shots fired. shots fired. loud explosion, loud explosion. shots fired! shots fired, shot

. >> and our cnbc documentary original, america's gun, the rise of the ar 15, will premier on april 25 at 10:00 p.m. >> it has been a very tough week. first boston and now tragedy in texas. a massive explosion. we will have the latest on the investigation and find out if this could be a long term head wind. >> and president obama is still in boston. he is meeting with victims in the hospital at this hour. so we will get the very latest on the fbi search for the terror suspects. >> we will take you to this emotional moment from last night. boston bruin fans singing the national anthem, all of them. ♪ oh say can you say by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ >> more now on last night easterable explosion. it exploded with the force of a 2.1 magnitude earthquake. >> well, the search continues in the rubble of what is left of the north half of west texas. this tiny community that is about 20 miles north of waco, texas. a fertilizer plant exploded after a brief fire at the plant. the explosion could be felt up

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america is celebrating equal pay days for women this week. but did margaret thatcher show us why merit pay would put more money in women's pockets? we'll be back at 1:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. >> elizabeth: welcome back. lawmakers pushing for equal pay for women. it is happening as the world said goodbye to a powerful woman who championed merit play. margaret thatcher talked about the merit pay. explain sabrain? >> merit pay is the way to go. women's groups are pushing for equal pay . the idea that women only make 77 cents of a dollar that a man makes. if you look at time out of the workplace and college major the gap phrinks considerably. we need to ask ourselves if legislation is the answer to close it entirely. >> is that fairness for women given what sabrina is saying. >> she is correct that women are paid 77 cents for every dollar that a man is paid. i love the idea of merit paid. who doesn't? if is the way to be. to buy into this is to believe that women don't do as good of a job as men do, we know that that is ridiculous. let's not deny reality. women are not paid as fairly as men. it is that simple. >> elizabeth: what do you think? >> sabrina h

p.m. near the off ramp. the c h p has shot down the two right lanes. this investigation and what cost thicaused this? is coming up. >> boy scouts of america. about a plan to partially lift the scouts longtime ban on gays. >> a nice evening for tonight. lots of sunshine. and more warm temperatures. your forecast, coming up. >> tonight police are searching for a suspect who they say shot a man during a robbery on a quiet neighborhood street in rockridge. kron 4's scott rates has the latest in the case, and talks to an oakland city councilmember about the shooting. >> reporter: investigators said that this was on a saturday, 9:30 a man, woman were walking home from a restaurant. the robber approached them and put out a gun and demanded cash. the suspect pulled the trigger, and shot him in the shoulder. several neighbors that i spoke with. he is the oakland city council member and i spoke to him about this latest crime. >> what can we do as individuals and families to reduce the likelihood that will be subjected to violent crime? should we be more aware of our surrounding. or house alarm. or walking in large groups. i hope that he is going to

p.m. sat sarah palin took to facebook. "yuk it up media and pols. while americafor our rights the permanent political class in d.c. dresses up and has a prom to make fun of themselves." b mr. palin followed up her comments on facebook with the following twee inin ining tweet. "that white house correspondents' dinner is pathetic. the rest of america is out there working our -- off while the d.c. clowns throw themselves a nerdprom." in her reference to comedians are her husband and her daughter, both of whom enjoy ee dressing up and attending the event in the past. addressing facts with her would be a pointless exercise. the truth is that these comments mark her miserable decline from hopelessly mindless vice presidential candidate to now a near nonentity. what's left is a smoldering bitterness that america once again proved too smart and too discerning to tolerate her meretricious bile. you see, unlike snooki and the situation who are her peers in the world of reality television, they successfully extended their brands into perfume and power shakes, but mrs. palin

america. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news -- this is the 10:00 p.m. news on ktvu channel 2 news. >> it is supposed to open in 5 months but they can no longer commit and the bridge may not open on time. i am ken wayne. >> i am julie haener. the broken bolts may delay the opening. what caused the problem and how do they plan to fix it? two big questions still unanswered tonight. continuing coverage now, ktvu's noelle walker is live at treasure island and tells us whatever the fix it won't be quick. >> reporter: the question tonight is will there be a celebration of opening that span on labor day or will it be delayed? >> reporter: the bay bridge is years behind schedule and over budget now bad bolts are putting the opening in question. >> this is one of the first real correction problems we have had on the project and we will try to lick it and get open on labor day. >> reporter: they told the committee they are looking at four solutions to fix 32 fractured bolts but expressed doubt about when it could be fixed. the bolts are designed to prevent the br

. >> april 18:00th, 5:21 p.m., these two men, later identified as tamerlan tsarnaev and his 19-year-old brother, dzhokhar, become the most hunted fugitives in america. their pictures slashed across every tv, phone and computer in the country. >> somebody out there knows these individuals as friends, neighbors, co-workers or family members of the suspects. >> less than five hours after the images are released, the suspects resurface. with deadly consequences. at 10:20 p.m., an mit police officer is found shot dead in his patrol car. >>> just blocks away, a carjack at gunpoint by two men claiming to be the boston bombers. boston globe reporter eric maskowitz interviewed the victim named danny. >> along the way, he hears them talk about manhattan. they asked him about whether his car could go to new york. >> the suspects stop at an atm to width draw $800 cash using their hostage's bank card and password. back in the car, the victim's cell phone rings. it's his roommate asking where he is. >> tamerlan says, you know, pick up the phone. if you say anything in chinese, i'll kill you. because if he's speaking in chinese, he may be calling for help. >> en

america. that is at 9 p.m. eastern on c- span. president bill clinton spoke at georgetown university today. he reflected on his time in office and his postpresidential career. he president -- he graduated from georgetown. he was introduced by the school's president. [cheers and applause] >> good morning. it is my pleasure merrill lynch to welcome you all here today -- it is my pleasure to welcome you all here today. this marks the beginning of a journey we will take together over the course of the coming years to learn from one of the most accomplished global leaders of our time and someone we are proud to call a son of georgetown. [cheers and applause] president clinton, it is an honor to welcome you back to the hilltop. we are grateful for your contributions to our community throughout the decades and for the extraordinary impact you have had throughout our nation and our world. i wish to welcome our colleagues here from the clinton foundation and the clinton global initiative. i wish to welcome everyone .atching on our west -- webcast after president clinton delivers his lecture, he will

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catch more of megyn's exclusive reporting on the tsarnaev brothers, on her show, "america live" which comes up at 1:00 p.m.. bill: fox poll out now, 83% describe the debt as major crisis. 13% say it is a minor problem. this is a debt approaches $17 trillion with the borrowing limit set to expire on the 18th of may. stuart varney, anchor of "varney & company", fox business business network. i don't know how much of a surprise it is to you, it is economy, debt, deficit spending they all rank up there, jobs, unemployment. what do you think?. >> when president obama won a second term one of the first visitors to the white house labor boss richard trumka, spelled out the second term policy, tax the rich, spend more money and ignore the debt. we did tax the rich some more and proposing to spend more money. but voters clearly in th poll have not ignored the debt. 83% is a massive supermajority voicing concern that we're at at crisis level for our debt. bill, this is not going away. 16.8 trillion in change. we hit 17 trillion in the first week of september or thereabouts. that is exactly one year after we hit 16

america. our conversation begins live at 8 p.m.. we will talk with david meyer. with codepink founder, medea benjamin. >> medea benjamin, what is codepink? >> codepink is an organization that again after the 9/11 attacks with the idea that if we do our jobs as citizens to mobilize and organize, we can stop something like the invasion of iraq, that had nothing to do with 9/11. we created a strong movement of people around the country who did their civic duty of organizing, and yet the government at that time did not listen. we are still to this day trying to shift u.s. policy to focus diplomacy and less on more. >> why did you change your name? time ago.t was a long i was in college. every month i would ask my friends to call me something different. my name was susan and i like the name medea. she was a powerful woman. i thought, aha. i will recover that name. i think it is a pretty name. >> we have watched you for years on this network at hearings. what you do at hearings? >> well, first the issue is getting into the hearings. i lived in san francisco. i lived in

p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979. brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> coming up next, c-span's " first ladies, influence and image" features mary todd lincoln, wife of abraham lincoln. and senator mike lee on issues of conservatism. then a discussion on how immigration laws have changed since 9/11. ♪ >> born in 1818 in lexington, kentucky, mary todd grew up and lived to see her husband issued the emancipation proclamation 45 years later. a mother of four sons, she witnessed the death of three of those sons as well as her husband's assassination. her life was filled with tragedy, but as lincoln's political partner, she relished in his success. a look at the life and times of mary todd lincoln, one of the most complex first lady's. thank you for joining us on "first ladies: influence and image." we invite to of our academic advisers. rosalyn penn is a history professor at meredith and morgan state university. at the table again is the director of five presidential libraries including the a

october but response to community concerns about noise, americas cup officials say the venue will host 30 shows, most of which will end at 10:30 p.m. instead of the scheduled 11:00. only ten of those concerts will be held on week knightnights. live nation says the stage and speakers will face the water and curtains will be installed around the stage to address the noise issue as well. >>> giant fans may have one last chance to see the beard representing the team on the field at at&t park. the chronicle is reporting that giants former closer, brian wilson, was invited to the world series ring ceremony taking place at the ballpark. they asked wilson to come but have not heard back from him. he became a free agent in december and is rehabbing from his second tommy johns surgery. he is waiting until he can throw at 100% before he tries to negotiate a contract with another team. >> big-time fan favorite. with romo coming alive, didn't have room for brian wilson. breaking christina loren's heart. >> it is his elbow that hurts. >> it is not easy. >> i have a feeling he will land on his feet. >>> a good-looking day shaping up as you can s

his trip next week to central america, reaching out to business leaders whose companies have a significant presence in the region. the meeting at the white house today, 3:00 p.m include hershey ceo john bilbray, proctor & gamble ceo robert mcdonald and ceo of archer daniels midland. the president will discuss opportunities for expanded u.s. commerce in central america and mexico. that will create jobs. >>> meantime jcpenney getting a vote of confidence. billionaire investor george soros bought a 7.9% stake in the struggling retailer. soros is among the top jcpenney shareholders along of course bill ackman. that newsriving jey to the top in s&p 500 trading. look at that shares surging 9% to 16.57. >>> revolving door turning again in the yahoo! boardroom. chairman fred amaroso resigning after a year on the job. he is 7th. >> who board member to leave in the last year. he is replaced on interim basis until the company annual meeting in june. yahoo! shares hitting 52-week high perhaps on that news, giving back some of the gain shortly. melissa: a big interview coming up on monday you don't want to miss right here on this show. blackberry ceotores son heinz talks

. >> april 18th, 5:21 p.m., these two men, later identified as 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev and his 19-year-old brother dzhokhar become the most hunted fugitives in america. their pictures splashed across every tv, phone and computer in the country. >> somebody out there knows these individuals as friends, neighbors, co-workers, or family members of the suspects. >> less than five hours after the images are released, the suspects resurface with deadly consequences. at 10:20 p.m., an m.i.t. police officer is found shot dead in his patrol car. just blocks away, around 11:00 p.m., a 26-year-old chinese entrepreneur living in boston is carjacked at gunpoint in his mercedes suv by two men claiming to be the boston bombers. "boston globe" reporter eric moskowitz interviewed the anonymous carjacking victim named danny about his ordeal. >> along the way he hears them talk about manhattan. they ask him whether this car could go to new york. >> the suspects stop at an atm to withdraw $800 cash using their hostage's bank card and password. back in the car, the victim's cell phone rings. it's his roommate asking where he is. >> he says, pick up the phone. if you say

p.m. yesterday, moments of terror. 12 seconds of terror that shook a whole city now reverberating all across the country. good morning, americam boston, a city reeling this morning after a day of celebration was shattered by shrapnel from those bombs exploding at the finish line. came at mile 26, this mile also marked for the 26 victims of the newton tragedy. i'm here are josh elliott, brian ross, martha raddatz. everyone reported this story all night long after those 12 seconds of terror in boston. >> about three blocks from here, george, just to our left on boylston street and what we can tell you about this mile 26, it's not a finish line now, it looks far more like a war zone. three are dead. 145 injured at least. 15 of them critically as we saw national guardsmen actually deploying into the subway stop right here, as they are moving stop to top through the city this morning. >> boston is shut down and cities across the country are on high alert. we'll talk to also a number of eyewitnesses including the college student who crossed the finish line at the moment of the bomb's impact. >> a new factor now for the entire count

p.m. these two men, later identified as 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev and his 19-year-old brother dzhokhar, become the most hunted fugitives in america. their pictures splashed across every tv, phone, and computer in the country. >> somebody out there knows these individuals as friends, neighbors, co-workers, or family members of the suspects. >> reporter: less than five hours after the images are released the suspects resurface. with deadly consequences. at 10:20 p.m. an m.i.t. police officer is found shot dead in his patrol car. just blocks away around 11:00 p.m. a 26-year-old chinese entrepreneur living in boston is carjacked at gunpoint in his mercedes suv. by two men claiming to be the boston bombers. "boston globe" reporter eric moskowitz interviewed the anonymous carjacking victim, named danny, about his ordeal. >> along the way he hears them talk about manhattan. they ask him about whether his car could go to new york. >> reporter: the suspects stop at an atm to withdraw $800 cash, using their hostage's bank card and password. back in the car the victim's cell phone rings. it's his roommate asking where he is. >> tamerlan say