this gives information on the mit police officer. he was a campus police officer found shot in his vehicle in the area of vasser and main streets. the officer was found with multiple gunshot wounds when he was transported poo mass yen hospital. transported to mass general hospital. it still continues in the early morning hours and they derrelled that two males were involved in this shooting. this is what the press released says. we know one of the males is deceased and they continue to look for the suspect suspect -- for the second suspect. police reported reports of an armed carjacking and the victim was carjacked at gun poit with two males and kept in the car for approximately a half an hour and then the victim released at a gas station on memorial drive and cambridge. she was thought injured. the person was not injured. police began a search of the vehicle and we are told the explosive devices were being thrown from the car by the suspects and the suspects exchanged gunfire near dexter and laurel streets. that is about 275 yards or

the shooting at mit, an officer there shot and killed. and then a carjacking on memorial drive and all of the activity centering in watertown. do you have any information about where this happened? >> unclear at this point. i am not sure where he died. >> fox news alert now and it is 10 minutes before 4:00 in the morning on the continuing coverage of the events throughout the city of boston. our location here right along boylston street a few blocks away from the bombing on monday afternoon near copley square, but all of the activity for the past four hours is 10 miles west of here in the town of watertown, massachusetts near the campus of mit. one of the most prestigious if not the most prestigious engineering university in the world. as it plays out tonight there is a lot of meks of information that we are trying to nail down. suffice to say 11:00 local time an incident occurred there where a campus police officer was shot and now we believe that man has died at a local hospital. what followed was a flurry of activity on behalf of police

as you can see here there are a lot of areas that are affected obviously watertown the shoot out itself happened at mit and then of course that was all just across the river from where the boston marathon bombing happened can you talk a little bit about how the community is reacting to all of this chaos that is playing out and that has played out over the past few days. well made in the community certainly has been in a state of shock ever since the bombings took place on monday for several days there was no knowledge in terms of who the suspects are and the f.b.i. was working around the clock to try to locate the possible suspects as we do know they were eventually tracked down through a surveillance video from a department store and identified as these two brothers that are said to be of a chechen origin they are they have been living in the united states in two thousand and three years here they certainly. people who know them in the community who when seeing their faces were completely shocked people they went to school with people they worked with family members even like you mentioned you know th

they are responsible for the death of an mit police officer. this is a very serious situation we are dealing with. we will do the best we can to keep you apprised as to how that develops here this morning. we can't answer every single question about this investigation at this take lir point -- particular point in time. thank you very much. >> the situation is grave. those are the words from state commissioner timothy albin. give you an idea how seriously they are taking the situation you can look at the tactical officers here who are lining the road at the mall here wz lee look back on the road that leads to the center of town where we know things are so dangerous there are explosives on the street. how powerful are they? there was a time when we were looking around where the action was taking place the tactical officers stopped us thumped him in the chest said military grade that's the seriousness they are taking the explosives. they are littered with this in the area. you have bomb disposal robots out on the street there. what we got from the

wrong time and dropped everything and went downhill from there greg stein brecker saff reporter for the mit attack thank you so much for reporting that for the. well just a short time ago the mother of two boston suspects spoke with our colleagues in moscow she denies that her sons were involved here's part of that interview. grieving from my car going through here and being a mother i just do what i can say is i am pretty sure i am like a hundred percent sure that this has a set up. my my true fans are really innocent and i know that my. neither of them never never have talked about whatever they are saying about now and when what i want to say is my books most of them were my my youngest one was raised actually like raised from from atheist he was raised in america and my oldest son he is. a really really proper good rates and we in our house never nobody talked about the terrorism and my son tom iran really. got involved in the region. like i really do we just politics five years ago so he started following his own really really really religious aspect and he never he never told me that

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 clear view of the suspects. >> they also had what looked to be like a pressure cooker bomb, and i had about as clear a line of view of that from about 30 to 40 feet away. >> the standoff began when the suspect in the white hat robbed a convenience store near the mit campus. when a police officer investigated that, he was shot dead. theywo suspects used car had hijacked to get away. they were pursued by police, which led led to an exchange of gunfire. with sunrise, the intensity of the police operation has become clear. .he entire area is in lockdown scores of armed officers are being deployed, all

both lead the police on a high- speed chase after killing an mit security guard on the campus of mit.suspect in the black cat was killed in the shootout with police over night. the suspect in the white cap, the second suspect still lose. both we understand our brothers. legal resident of the u.s. living in cambridge for the last year. however, they originally hail from russia in the area near chechnya. what brought in to the country is on known. what motivated their attacks on police overnight unknown. police, will hopefully find out more what they bring the second suspect into custody. here is live pictures of watertown this morning where tactical units are standing by. we have hundreds and hundreds of law enforcement personnel in the streets of watertown and that entire community and the community that border watertown on lockdown. all residents being told to stay in their homes. mass transit throughout the state of massachusetts at the slowdown, counsel this morning. people are being told to find another way to find to work if you use mass transit. also keep your doors locked and d

a short time later an officer was killed on the campus of mit. there was a car chase. end. there was a shootout. one of the brothers was ability to flee the vehicle and run away. the other one was gravely injured, taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. at some point the police released the names and identities of who they believe these two guys are. both have been in the united states for about ten years. one was a medical student, and the other graduated from high school and got a grant to pursue a college education. but police believe they have the apartment complex surrounded. and this brother has been sending messages to police saying he is going to try to kill them. the big question right now is does he have any hostages and what can he do about it. >> yes and again, tamerlin tsarnaev is the older was 26 and the younger was 20, correct? >> that sounds right, and bravo for trying to pronounce them because i won't go there. >> stephanie: the other one i'm not going to try. yeah. at any rate we're sort of at the whim of -- amazing in this media age, first of all we

. >> shepard: to the mit police officer who was born to be a cop. >> officer sean collier, we love you. >> shepard: first from fox this wednesday night, the russians asked the cia to check out one of the boston marathon's bombing suspects after asking the fbi to do the same thing. that's what a u.s. intelligence official is telling fox news today the fbi reports its investigation of the older brother found no ties to terrorism. they asked the russians for more information but they never got it the older brother was the dominant force in the plot. police say he died in a shootout last week and the younger brother is still in a hospital in boston. catherine herridge fox top story live from d.c. tonight. catherine, what more are we learning about the request to the cia? >> shep, a u.s. intelligence official confirms to fox news that the cia was contacted by the russian counterparts in september 2011 and presented with virtually the same information the fbi was given six months earlier, that the russians believed that tamerlan tsarnaev was a radical islam and wanted to join group. the cia

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 is the one who allegedly planted the second bomb in the boston marathon bomb tragedies. he is apparently a cambridge resident born in 1993. the other suspect, the two of them appear to be brothers. the other suspect is 20. the 19 at large is dzhokhar tsarnaev. could be a v or z at the end of his name. pete having a hard time reading his license. we don't know much about where he comes from but we have a sense from pieces of information that are coming in from different news organizations that he has been in this country for quite some time. receiving a high school scholarship several years ago. we also know that the br

i believe he spent some time at the mit museum as an officer in charge there. lated in the next few months to be hired -- re-hired as a police officer. >> did his neighbors know him well? >> i have spoken to a few neighbors and the neighbors that knew him just described him as a lovely, kind young man . >> heartbreak situation. thank you so much for joining us in our coverage today. >> okay. >> once again shs cnbc continuing live coverage in the situation in massachusetts. we will take a quick break and be right back. help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and figure out what you want to do next. all in one place. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> you're watching live coverage of the manhunt for the second of the two what we believe boston bombers, the one that st

across the river at mit is where the first tip came in around 10:30 last night eastern time and that'shen police rer sued the two men -- pursued the two men wanted terrorists to watertown, massachusetts. one is dead, age t-f, the younger brother age 19 is still wanted. we have getting updates at the white house. the president fully wear of this in the situation room. something the fbi put out at 4:00am this is the clearest sight of the two brothers together standing side-by-side here the finish line around 2:30 in the afternoon, monday afternoon, the finish line of the boston marathon. you can clearly see, jenna, that the descriptions for these two men, the 26-year-old known as suspect number one, he's wearing sunglasses. look at the younger brother, age 19, still on the loose, still on the run, he's doing very little to conceal his identity, and what does that tell us? we're working through our experts to try and analyze that for us and we are waiting for the police to brief us in at town, massachusetts. it -- watertown, massachusetts. it has been the kind of day that has turned on a

he spoke at the memorial for the mit officer the brothers are accused of killing. >>> and williams-sonoma has stopped selling pressure cookers in its massachusetts stores. they say it's temporary out of respect for the bombing victims. >>> a bay area marine who was wounded two years ago is finally back home tonight. jason ross lost both his legs in afghanistan. he has endured dozens and dozens of surgeries. now he can stand up again, thanks to a special gift. >> reporter: baseball and barbecue. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: this is jason's youth. he graduated from grenada high school in 2001, a ball player who entered the marine corps and became an explosives technician in afghanistan. >> i stepped on an ied. >> reporter: the wound was grave. he did not simply lose a portion of his legs. >> think of a barbie doll, take the legs off. there you go. >> reporter: an amputation so severe, it would take 200 surgeries. he would not see livermore for two solid years. when he did return, a flag dedication, a fly-over, and a shot at first-pitch. [ cheering and applause ] >> it's amazing. f

alum my in the history of mit. >> i mean, you can get the greatest, take the ten best professors in the world, you know, take what michael san dell does on justice, if you have sat in on his class, it is a life changing experience, every kid in the world can have access to michael sandell, it is so powerful. >> >> rose: so what are you doing at amplify? >> now we are working with the k to 12. the different between, i must say the university challenge is important, but it is so much harder in the k to 12, because you can't just give a kid a lecture card obviously, you need content. we have done gains now and we know that the kids who play the games that are aligned with the curriculum, a game on science, puts you literally inside the cell, fighting off viruses and these kids we see learn a lot better. and the visuals. >> it is fun. >> most of us went on in education because it was fun. >> because it was fun and the vicious. and we did this thing, we tested this with kids, kids who were having trouble complex books, they now have the common course standards in america one of the th

tragically officer collier from the mit police was murdered by these individuals as they started theampage. >> that is what i am getting at. >> i just want to say officer collier, i believe that he was attacked and his murder led to our apprehension of these individuals. tragically he paid with his life. they were out to kill other people. they forced their hand by putting the pictures out there. that's what started the rampage. officer collier is a hero. >> there he is officer collier as he told you earlier worked for the mit campus police department 26 years old allegedly gunned down by the bombing suspect as he sat in his cruiser while responding at a robbery. kreg boss well outside fenway park and boston's mayor no doubt wants to get his city back to normal. he says he had a way to do it. what is it? >> good evening. there's a number of things he wants to do as quickly as possible. one is getting boil ton street open again. there is a 6 block area in a is shut down that is still a crime scene. they talked about a 5 part plan in order to get that portion to get all of it reopened.

it is the murder of the mit police officer. it was conspicuous that this brutal crime that was not in the criminal complaint we saw yesterday. we had heard just before the carjacking that the tsarnaev brothers had killed this mit police officer, sean collier. there was no reference to that because it is a local crime. we could expect almost certainly to see state charges on that soon. and it may get incorporated into the federal indictment at some point. but it is a state crime, not a federal crime. >> we know that investigators are following all kinds of leads. however, the family of tsarnaev remains part of the investigation. we know the suspect's mother met with russian authorities today. what role is the family, tamerlan's wife, what role will they play in furthering this investigation along especially if the mom is giving interviews saying she believes the boys are innocent and they are basically being framed? >> the interviews with all of the family members as well as friends and acquaintances will be an important part to

there was the killing of an mit officer. as discovered, sean llooier his body was discovered early this morning he was 26 year-old. in watertown when the suspect stole an s u v that is where the police chase happen. the younger brother has been on the run ever since the end of the police chase. >> we continue to following a breaking news story confine of this on our web site kron4.com also on our comcast's 193 to 4/7 channel. >> let us go to george with traffic. >> there was an accident a bulldozer fell off the transport truck and man is to damage the pavement. the ramp is the shutdown at southbound 101, east bound to 37 the ramp is close. it is slow going from menlo park this would be a great morning to use interstate 2 80 instead and this southbound direction for years out peninsula ride especially getting past mountain view toward the south bay. if you are coming south on 101 you could always come across on to 85 and then make the connection to 32 2 37 since the of the ramp closed. >> here's the check of the weather with j

as we told you earlier, worked for the mit campus police department, 26 years old, allegedly gunned downe bombing suspects as he sat in his cruiser while responding to a robbery at a nearby 7-eleven. craig boswell outside fenway park for us in boston. craig, boston's mayor no doubt wants to get his city back to normal. he says he has a way to do it. what is it? >> right. good evening to you, harris. there's a number of things that he wants to do, and certainly wants to do them as quickly as possible. one is getting boylston street fully open again. there's still a six-block area still shut down, still a crime scene. they talked about a five-part plan in order to get that portion -- to get all of that reopened. number one, they'll have to do biohazard testing there, environmental testing. they'll have to go through and do structural testing, making sure structures are safe. they'll have to remove debris, blast debris, people that left items there. they'll have to flush the hydrants through. step four is a limited reentry of some of the businesses along there, so they can get their busines

authorities have also shut down public transportation in the area. mit, harvard, and boston university have canceled lectures. >>> now to the latest developments on the korean peninsula, a high ranking official is preparing to take off. he chairs the six-party talks on north korea's nuclear program. the negotiations have been stalled for more than four years. a chinese foreign ministry person says he has been invited. the spokesperson said they're discussions focus on maintaining peace and stability in the korean peninsula and keeping it free of nuclear weapons. wu is expected to stay from washington to sunday. >>> for more perspective, we're joined live by richard bush, a director at the brookings institution center. he has spent two decades serving in public institutions including the u.s. congress and state department. mr. bush, north korea's leadership appears to be holding firm on their stance. what are the options for the obama administration to stop north korea's can escalating threats? >> actually it seems that the current crisis may be winding d

i was hearing siren and something wasn't right so i looked open the phone and saw the mit police officerad been shot. i figure we live close. i figured that that's what it was all b.in my head i was wondering if this is connected to the bombing thinking are all the doors locked. then i went to slechlt got a call from the city because we get the alerté@? started coming out that the guys they are looking for from came brim and wept to cambridge and the high 62. his home his apartment is 2 block from our house and that was also surprising and made me wonder, you know, have we walked by him. probably good to the same grocery store. >> she has looked at the pictures but dr. shank doesn't remember ever seeing dzhokhar. she didn't tell her children what was going on. they played games and watching video. something they normally don't get to do. >> boston law enforcements has been put to the test this week and turns out they have had some training for just this kind of response. training they received right here in the bay area. alameda couldn't operation urban shield is the largest such event i

. >> today the mit campus is remembering the fallen officer. he was allegedly shot by the suspect brothers as he sat in his patrol car last thursday night. many of the brothers' alleged victim's germain hospitalized. there has been an outpouring of public support--alleged victims' remains hospitalized. >> i am proud to announce that the boston fund has raised $20 million. (cheers and applause) here in the bay area bart police have reopened the 12 street bart station following an investigation a fatal shooting in downtown oakland last night. the shooting happened at 13th street and broadway. it was reported that the 1430. bart police shut down the 12 street station to look for suspects. passengers were evacuated and drains were not allowed to stop at that station. it reopened about one hour later. >> in san francisco police have surveillance video of the car involved in a deadly shooting earlier this month. the victim 23 year-old j. ernesto acosta was in the intersection of hayes and webster when he was shot and killed. this surveillance video f

boston's finest came out to honor one of the victims 8ú sea >> reporter: law enforcers kept coming to the mit for a memorial service. more than you could count because of the one person missing. >> if it was any other police officer, shawn would be right here. >> reporter: friends say 27- year-old mit officer sean collier was seven when he vowed to grow up to do that job. authorities believe that the bombing suspects, dzhokhar tsarnaev and tamerlan tsarnaev, killed him during a man hunt for them. >> if it's two twisted perverted cowardly people here in boston, why do ókfyñthey do they do? >> reporter: the suspect's former brother-in-law says that he believes that tamerlan tsarnaev may have been influenced by a friend in cambridge. >> i'm not sure if he inspired or taught him to be y0t2í but he surely did have influence. >> reporter: the fbi questioned tamerlan tsarnaev at rush's request in 2011, but not after dzhokhar tsarnaev returned from a 2012 trip from russia. >> he didn't stay where went where he went and he came back with a willingness to kill people. >> reporter: the surviving suspect

the amtrak police and the mit police. this is a universal law enforcement effort to get it done. >> in terms of law enforcement when you pursue someone like this, this is the worst case scenario. is it not someone not hesitant to kill and not afraid to die. >> not afraid. one of the reasons i believe that the police waited until 5:00 yesterday to release the photos was to wait until the president was out of town. wait until the crowd at the service was dispursed. if they released the photo earlier, there would have been tremendous liability and panic and risk. by releasing it at 5:00 p.m., it happened when they were asleep. they anticipated that this could happen and it did. they are controlling the city as best they can. i think it was strategic to do it this way. >> they are not stopping the investigation while this is going on. they have been looking carefully at the bomb components and they are trying to use that information to track where the components came from. potentially to lead them to other accomplices that the

the campus ofmit. they left there. they ambushed mit. they left there. they ambushed. they ambushed a police officer sitting in his car not even coming after them. they shot and killed him. they highjacked a black mercedes s.u.v. the driver in it, they let the driver go. >> very surprising. >> they take off. by this time, the police are in pursuit. there is a car chase that ensues with gunfire, back and forth. i have heard that they were even throwing explosives out of the car at that time toward the police officers who were pursuing them. and then they end up in watertown, which is this gunfight ta talked about and one brother killed. he was run over. peter, you said he was run over by his -- >> by his brother. >> the car. >> right. >> and he had an i.e.d. on him. >> the brother who was killed had an i.e.d. strapped to his chest. the one brother, the white hat, suspect number 2, escaped. he is theat large. they have identified him, calling him a terrorist. he is armed and dangerous. he came here to kill people. he is somewhere in the boston area. >> can you imagine wha

this is a fox news alert, reports of gun shorts on the campus of mit. >> the building is surrounded byation is considered active and extremely dangerous. nothing to indicate that there is a connection between what happened here on boyleston street and what's going on on the campus of mit, but the chronology is all there. [bleep] get down! ♪ [bleep] get out of the way! >> there's a big chase underway still in boston following a police shooting that happened on the campus of mit, an officer shot and killed there, two suspects on the run earlier, one is in custody, and there's still one that police are trying to find. >> these guys apparently have a scanner traffic, dine mate, improvised explosive devices. >> what you are seeing now is the back end of the crime scene because at least four blocks down there, we know they are looking for a suspect. they know that they will use explosives. they know they will fire. as we heard, a police officer himself before, whether this is a larger scene, whether it was mit scene, or just a robbery, these guys are playing for keeps, and they are not afrai

the two suspects. >> just hours after it began, an mit officer is gunned down. then a carjacking. a middle-of-the-night chase in watertown where a shoot-out with police ensued. sources tell cnn the suspects threw a grenade and pipe bombs at police. >> it was like, boom, boom, like three big bangs. >> reporter: officers shoot suspect number one, tamerlan tsarnaev. >> what we are looking for right now is a suspect consistent with the description of suspect number two. >> reporter: more than 9,000 officers mobilized and much of boston under lockdown as authorities search high and low for suspect number two. >> we believe this could be a terrorists. we believe this to be a man that has come here to kill people. >> reporter: at the hunt continues, the suspect's family speaks out. >> and being cowards, they shot the boy dead. >> he put a shame on our family, he put a shame on the entire chechen ethnicity. >> reporter: late friday, still no capture. >> we do not have our suspect in afternoon, but we will have one. >> reporter: an hour later, officers have the suspect corners. >> they know

there was a shootout on the mit campus. an officer was killed there. there was a carjacking and a police chase insued. one of the suspects in the car was killed in that shootout. the other one on the loose and both suspects believe to be connected with the bombings on monday. so is a very dangerous situation still very chaotic right now. we have seen officers all over watertown in the neighborhoods. at times there will be several police officers go in procession right behind me. this is still an active investigation as police search for this suspect considered armed and dangerous. >> all right. pam brown live there in watertown, massachusetts where that town is on lock down. we are watching all of the developments in our newsroom and police surrounding that area. we'll bring you the latest information and keep an eye on that for you. meantime we understand the martinez boy injured in the boston marathon bombing could leave the intensive care unit as early as today. that is according to a facebook posting by his mother. yesterday first lady michelle obam

and the main suspect in the bombing on monday and what happened last night at mit. with the office for being killed. those initial reports that we reported at 11:00 p.m. that it was not clear that the shooting was associated. the police have had a lot of interest in that the suspect number one was killed in that exchange of gunfire. j. r. stone is in the newsroom. certainly, some exciting developments. we've been watching this all day. for the last 15 minutes, the things have really took a turn. the police have found out what happened. one of the reporters found out of how this suspect was found. >> the residences yelled out that is that him? and they said " yes ". and if they started applauding. i did not know if they understood but there was some elation among the residents. i am not entirely sure went but as this police car and drove out and on the scene. >> we saw that a pause just a few moments ago. trying to get some more witness reaction with so many people excited. a back to you, pam. >> pam: and on the boston globe, boston globe is saying that the bombing su

the college student and his brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, are believed to have killed a campus police officer at mit and wounded another officer. the older brother was killed in a fierce fire fight. dzhokhar tsarnaev fled on foot. >> he managed to elude us by being outside the perimeter. >> the big break came when a homeowner noticed blood on a boat parked in his car and called 911. police say the suspect shot at them when they responded. >> the hostage rescue team of the fbi made an entry into the boat and removed the suspect, who was still alive in the boat. >> the people of boston are now looking to return to a sense of normalcy after the twin bombings and the shut down during the manhunt. at the white house president obama said boston's residents and police acted with resolve and bravery. >> because of their determined efforts we've closed an important chapter in this tragedy. >> it is not clear when authorities will be able to interrogate tsarnaev. police say he is in serious condition and not communicating. >> the investigators continue their search for answers. they want to know w these two b

it might include the killing of the mit. n 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 court where the defendant is advised of his rights. bail would be set by a magistrate. and down the road now next month there will be a probable cause hear i hearing there is also the potential that he could decide to enter a plea to the charges. we will see how that goes. he will be represented by federal public defenders. he will get representation within the u.s. justice system. he has been read his rights just by the nature of this initial appearance so he is going through the justice system as opposed to, as some have called for, being tried as an enemy combatant, wh

>> they came to our attention after a vicious assassination of the police officer at mit. and a subsequent robbery that occurred where are we got videotape from a gas station. the robbery actually was a carjacking. the car was taken from the scene and officers engaged that car from the watertown police officers along with other officers. we were then able to put the case together. >> was he shot when you were apprehending him at the boat? >> the man who found him at the boat said he was covered with blood. we assume the injuries occurred the evening before. there was an exchange of gunfire at the boat. i don't know if he was struck. >> there was a house in new bedford that the hostage rescue team went into from the fbi because we felt that it was important to the investigation. but the suspect was not found there. >> given that he was still out there and armed -- >> i'm sorry? >> tell us more about the [inaudible question from the gallery] >> my assessment of that particular incident is he was anated new hampshire his cruise. >>> do you know what he was doing? >> responding

he had once served with sean collier, the mit campus officer allegedly shot and killed by the bombers earlier thursday evening. today donahue's brother edward said donahue remains in critical condition. >> to our enemies, we will persevere and we will fight because we know no other way to live but free. >> reporter: investigators are waiting for their chance to talk to tsarnaev, he has what seems to be a self-inflicted bullet wound to the neck. federal prosecutors will likely charge him before he recovers, jeff. >> jeff: terrell brown, thank you. >> joining us now from washington is justice and homeland security correspondent bob orr. bob, with the suspect in the hospital, in this condition, where does that leave investigators? >> it's not clear, jeff, if or when dzhokhar tsarnaev will be able to talk to investigators, we have to say prosecutors really don't need his statement to build a criminal case because they have video evidence of him planting one of the bombs and also police to testify that they saw him take place in two shoot-outs with officers? watertown, massachusetts. but b

the labor day opening. now they're saying that than mit may be in jeopardy of opening on time. to be pushed back. they pay $6.2 billion for the stretch and you would think everything would be okay. it is something as simple as a crack, that is why we are here. take a look this video. it is very complicated but for people who do this day in and day out they stated that they should be able to fix this and they should know what to do. but back in 2008 when caltran notice that the ca contractor working on this it was a problem. they stated that it continued to the point to where they were recently installed and that is when they noticed that the cracks it took place. they only got done with about 96 of the all bolts. >> they stated that hydrogen may have got inside of the man that might have caused the metal to become brittle. they wanted these to be flexible like airplane parts. it became so brittle that they speculated that even tightening them could possibly have caused it to crack even more. this new span is built to withstand earthquakes and if they crack now, you can imagine w

they were on the street and we knew there was the execution of the mit police officer. ult of that vehicle we had gps updates from cambridge telling us where the vehicle was. it was heading ward watertown and that it was actually in watertown. that's when we began to go into watertown to find the vehicle in the east. >> were your officers alone at that time? were you assisted by the fbi and atf state police were joined by the hunt? >> all of the ages agencies wer given the same update we were in boston and cambridge it was our officers who encountered the vehicle first. other officers responded behind us. >> when they encounter that vehicle, chief, tell us exactly what happened. >> first officer, officer joe reynolds saw the blackmer said suv the car jacking vehicle travel along laurel street which is a back street in water town. they were driving each brother driving a vehicle. each following behind them and radioed our dispatch who prop properly our supervisor told him do not try to stop the vehicle until we get more backup. he followed them a short distance when they

damage and also search for potential of survivors the rubble is five o three local time here in texas the mit effort have been under way since eight o'clock last night as you mentioned the exact cause of the explosion is unclear but if i understand the way this happened is there was a fire at this fertilizer plant in west about an hour after the fire broke out is when the massive explosion occurred and that is where people were killed and dozens more than a hundred people we're told were injured by debris that was flying through the air they were also hit by the shockwave itself from the explosion that according to reports. and heard forty five miles from where the fertilizer plant now we do know that a number of homes have been destroyed between we're told between seventy five homes were destroyed as well as an entire apartment complex about fifty units urban pictures that have been posted online that show an apartment complex completely destroyed none of the walls are lost and crews are seen going that apartment to try to search for potential survivors the late word we have on fatalities is

questions i still have like who were the men arrested on video what exactly happened that night with the mit officer and where is the video of the brothers dropping off the bomb and then i asked him why the corporate media doesn't follow up with the public or the police to find out those important details and here's what he had to say well as you well know. the details aren't necessarily important in the news reporting in fact the more details that are reported what an audience will discover is that there is a lot of contradiction there have been multiple stories about what happened to the older brother there was another person that was allegedly detained and it turned out that it might have been the older brother then there's reports that he was shot then there's reports that the younger brother ran him over then there's reports that he was strip searched and died in custody i mean these are all reports that have come out on the corporate media so anybody that's actually been paying attention to the corporate media ought to be somewhat confused if they're taking notes. but as we know the ph

questions i still have like who were the men arrested on the video what exactly happened that night with the mit officer and where is the video of the brothers dropping off the bomb and then i asked him why the corporate media doesn't follow up with the public or the police to find out those important details and here's what he had to say well as you well know. the details aren't necessarily important in the news reporting in fact the more details that are reported. and the audience will discover is that there is a lot of contradiction there have been multiple stories about what happened to the older brother there was another person that was allegedly detained and it turned out that it might have been the older brother then there's reports that he was shot then there's reports that the younger brother ran him over then there's reports that he was strip searched and died in custody i mean these are all reports that have come out on the corporate media so anybody that's actually been paying attention to the corporate media ought to be somewhat confused if they're taking notes but as we know the ph

long situation that played out starting last night at about ten twenty pm when shots were heard on the mit campus leading up all the way to tonight almost twenty four hours later and if we also heard that there was a negotiator on the scene i'm seeing a lot of people walking behind you on a stasia as everything calmed down now i mean now obviously the suspect is in custody is there no more threat are people feeling more comfortable. absolutely megan of course that's the case you know i like i just mentioned fear has been just alive in this town and in the suburban areas once once people started learning that the suspect is on the loose is being hunted down by police and after several hours of a lockdown that boston surlier saw earlier today when people had to stay home mass transit was shut down businesses were shut down people were advised by officials to really you know not show face on the streets yes there are people walking around now and they're certainly very happy to be able to do that without fearing that another device could explode around the corner or that this guy might be amo

questions i still have like who were the men arrested on the video what exactly happened that night with the mit officer and where is the video of the brothers dropping off the bomb and then i asked him why the corporate media doesn't follow up with the public or the police to find out those important details and here's what he had to say well as you well know. the details aren't necessarily important in the news reporting in fact the more details that are reported what an audience will discover is that there is a lot of contradiction there have been multiple stories about what happened to the older brother there was another person that was allegedly detained and it turned out that it might have been the older brother then there's reports that he was shot then there's reports that the younger brother ran him over then there's reports that he was strip searched and died in custody i mean these are all reports that have come out on. corporate media so anybody that's actually been paying attention to the corporate media ought to be somewhat confused if they're taking notes but as we know the phrase

i responded to the shots fired that mike tevin reported on "on the record" at mit. alert throughout the school, and we followed that scene past the gas station where they had let the victim of the hijacking off. thethey were in a hot pursuit wh 30 or 40 police cars, more than 100 miles an hour. it culminated here on mount auburn street. i got out with my camera and followed the soldiers or law enforcement officers door to door, looking for anything. they apprehended a man who they late arrested. we don't know now whether he may be somehow tied to this situation. he did not resist, but it was certainly terrifying. one thing that should stand out, it happened to me. shortly around 1:00 or 130, megyn, a law enforcement officer shouted at the top of his lungs he's got explosives. you've got to get out of here. that situation could be around the corner. the scary part is we don't know because it seems a little calmer than it seemed early in the morning hours of today. >> megyn: all right, griff. stay with us because the news continue to break moment by moment, and we wan

on the altars that photographs of the two women and one child killed, as well as the mit police officer who shot dead in the hunt for the suspects. card o'malley chose not to mention the names of the suspects but said he did not support the death penalty. we'll continue to bring you the latest updates on the suspect in the victims of the boston marathon here on kron4 and on our web site @ kron4 .com. >> today could be the warmest of the year so far, we are waking up to crystal clear conditions. it is a bright star to the morning. highs in the east bay, oakland 82, walnut creek 89, a vallejo 81. in the south bay, similar, cupertino 91, satellite shows cleared conditions and dry weather. today, definitely the warmest day of the week, i will break down the highs in just a couple of minutes. >> we're still my train has the free ride around the bay area. a few accidents here and there but nothing major. traffic at the bridges looks good, the golden gate bridge 1 01 southbound traffic is still pretty light. heavier traffic for both 580 and highway 4 this morning. also looking as slower traffi

. >> do you believe the suspects are still -- and you can talk about any interaction at mit? >> no. i don't want to comment on that because that is a homicide investigation. all of this individual's ties were here in massachusetts. we believe that's the only person we are looking for at this time. >> do you believe he is still in massachusetts? >> or in watertown? >> yes, i believe he is still in massachusetts. >> giving 20 extra troopers to watertown for the weekend. that is the case. >> no. the whole point in providing that extra cover to watertown is for the benefit of this community. we have had this whole community, in fact, the greater boston area as you know shut down today. but, in particular. these folks had a shooting in their neighborhood last night. there was a loss of life up there it was very violent activity. and so to provide that level of comfort to those folks up there in that neighborhood we are providing or supplementing the water town police department. >> colonel -- [several talking at the same time] >> ma'am, ma'am. >> do you think someone is helping him? >> th

action by the government to condemn the treatment of two of its nationals who have been housed at the mit tori's prison for more than a decade to one of the inmates has been charged with war crimes but his attorney says all the verdict was mostly based on hearsay meanwhile another kuwaiti prisoner has been held without charge. just ahead for you some smart money you all see prince a bear the brunt of the painful bailout reports suggest a company linkage of the items presidents and millions of euros out of the country short keeping fold the living proposal and amazing tension on the korean peninsula the u.s. a sense it's quite a jets they to take part in joint drills will solve korea we've got a lot of reaction and analysis a plus. get ready to take you seemed to in the space of the of a tree on the surface of the moon we tell you more about russians and vicious plans will at places make that. i'm in sochi the only city in europe the host of the twenty fourth she went through the pictures. thank you. so much. thank you. don these. days it. comes. so. international and world in the very hea

it's on the north side of the campus of mit. now there is of course a huge police presence at the school. fbi is also there. the sues pest is-believed to be still on the loose and again armed. we'll continue to keep you updated on this situation and minutes away from mit in boston the fbi reless first images of 2 suspects in the marathon bom bombings. >> we consider them to be armed and extremely dangerous. >>reporter: wearing caps and carrying backpack the fbi says it need the public help now to identify these 2 men. >> somebody out there knows these individuals. the nation is counting on those with information to come forward and provide it to us. >>reporter: there are several new developments tonight in the boston bombing. new evidence rime scene reveals some of the components including battery and this circuit board. battery circuit board. they are parts of a toy remote control car similar to this scene in on line video. also one of the 2 suspects seen in another video making a cell phone call around the time of the explosion

the mit police officer. it appears he they were trying to steal his service weapon. >> activity returned for the first time today to boliston street. officials say their one fund for victims reached $20 million in just a week's time. >> these funds must be distributed quickly, to eligible claimant was a minimum of fuss or red tape. the number one goal here is owe to get this money out the door as emergency funding to claimants in desperate shape. >> here is a sketch posted today by an artist on a facebook page dedicated to 11-year-old aaron hern. he was hurt in the bombing and is fair condition being treated in boston but there is no word on when he might be able to come home. let's hope, soon. >> tonight the abc 7 news i team reports on a concern of safety on our highways. a guardrail can slice through your car putting your life in jep ti. >> dan noyes joins us now. >> it's been mer than 10 years since i first investigated a safety guardrails around the bay area. at that time, crews were improperly installin