the police came in, en masse. we've been watching this ever since, and now after about three hours, we received this tweet from the boston p.d. that said, "suspect in custody. of all we're wait for is confirmation that the suspect is, indeed, tsarnaev. these are live pictures. ( cheers ) a cheer went up. another cheer is going up. a cheer went up earlier when there was traffic on the police radio frequency that an arrest had been made. they called for an ambulance. ( applause ) the ambulance went in, in front of the house. we have not seen what happened with that ambulance since. we have not seen it leave. a. ( cheers ) presumably the suspect has been injured in some way. you're watching live coverage of the boston police and f.b.i. operation that has been going on all day in order to attempt to capture the second suspect in the boston marathon bombing. ( cheers ). >> pelley: we keep hearing cheevers from the crowd. police radio traffic indicated a suspect has been arrested. an blant was called to the house that th

and the m.i.t. police officer and the two suspects in this suv. during the course of this pursuit, several explosive devices were discharged from the car at the police officers. in the exchange of the gunfire, we believe that one of the suspects was struck and ultimately taken into custody. a second suspect was able to flee from that car and there is an active search going on at this point in time. an mi.t. police officer was struck during that exchange of gun fire and is currently at the auburn hospital in critical condition. there's an active search of teams from the state splis and the boston police department. the watertown police department are involved in this search as well as traffic diversion throughout the area. the most important message that we are doing right now is for public safety and the safety of those people in that neighborhood. we are asking everyone to shelter a place for a time being, not to leave their homes. if they see something suspicious other than a police officer coming to the

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 so down the street from where i am standing right now. an mbta officer was transported to the officer. we also had that information. during the pursuit somebody was trans -- transported to the hospital. a manhunt is underway right now. we also know as we have mentioned that the bomb squad is assessing and removing any potential explosive devices that may have been thrown into the street by the watertown suspects. we are waiting on further word, but that is the latest from the district attorney's office. bill, that's what we have. >> thank you, molly. appreciate that. mark ferman is still with us. mark, if you listen to the exchange of gunfire and if it is true that these individuals were throwing draw neigheds out of a car, and if -- grenades out of a car and they had another coo

police... just the regular police. you know, probably watertown, cambridge, all the surrounding areas and they were suiting up with body armor and machine guns and... and... one of the state patrol said that they were firing at policemen. first, i heard explosions. there was one explosion and it sounded like another explosion. i don't know whether it was two or three. but i thought it was kind of odd. i thought it could be unloaded something. and then when i heard the police, i are the started to get worried and then there were more and more and more police and they kept coming. >> we heard two loud explosions, like, boom, boom. we didn't know what it was and all of a sudden, you just see a hundred cruisers pass by and everybody's doing u-turns and i don't know what's going on. >> they were going everywhere. they didn't know where to g. they were trying toking in out -- where the explosions were coming from. >> i live down the street. and i -- i was... woken up by plosions -- two explosions and then... cops and guns, gu

we obtain additional evidence from the police department in the form of police reports and other documentation generated by the department. we go into the field to visit the site of the alleged occurrence and we make take photographers of places or persons or rely on video tapes. our goal is to complete the investigation within 9 months and usually within one year. when we do complete our investigation we have a finding of whether the officer violated any local rules state or laws. or preponderance of the evidence, the plaintiff conduct occurred is more likely the probability is greater than 50 percent. if after the investigation, the occ finds the officer violated a rule we file a report to chief for further action. he can impose discipline up to a 10 day suspension. if it discipline exceeds that amount then the matter is referred to the police commission which has jurisdiction over cases where the recommended discipline would exceed a 10 day suspension. in addition to investigating complaints we also provide mediation as an alternative to discipline. last year the occ facilitated 62 mediatio

by reports that the two men had been seen shooting a police officer to death on the campus of mit, policeey made contact with the stolen vehicle, there was exchange of gunfire, there was contact made of the two men. there were bombs thrown out at police. in the course of this exchange one of the two men was killed. the other was able to flee on foot and lead police essentially to this area of watertown massachusetts. here is the latest information from the governor in massachusetts. actually jwhat -- basically the governor just said one of the suspects is dead a manhunt continues for the other. they are urging everybody in the greater massachusetts area to stay inside. nonetheless police do believe they have the remaining suspect cornered in watertown, massachusetts. we'll keep you up to date right here on current tv, more with the "stephanie miller show" right after this. ♪ >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and

there is no opposition from the bay view police station if mr. ascarrunz agree to the recommended conditions. alu recommend approval with the following conditions. condition one sale and consumption of alcohol beverages shall be between 7:00 a.m. and 12 midnight sunday through thursday and 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. friday and saturday. the petitioners are responsible for free of litter over the premises which they have control. loitering is prohibited on sidewalk or property adjacent to the premises under the control of the licensee as depicted on the abc form 257. graf fey shall be removed from the premises and parking lots under the control of the licensee within 72 hours of application. if the graffiti occurs on a friday or weekend day or holiday the licensee shall remove it within 72 hours following the beginning of the next weekday. [inaudible] of premises shall be with lighting and -- questionable the appearance and conduct of all persons on above the premises. additionally the lighting shall not disturb the normal privacy of neighboring reside

the suspects were told killed a police officer last night, a campus officer for the massachusetts instituteof technology. this is that police officer, sean collier, 26 years old was shot to death in his police cruiser after midnight. he had been on the force about a year. after the that the suspects hijacked a car, threw the driver out unharmed, thread police on a chase through the northern suburbs of boston throwing bombs out of the car, gunfire as well on the pursuing officers, the car came to a halt for reasons we do not know. a fire fight ensued at that location, more bombs were thrown 200 rounds of ammunition was expended. the elder brother, tamerlan tsarnaev was killed that that fire fight but the younger brother, dzhokhar, 19 years old, escaped on foot. no sign of him since until perhaps this moment. what we're waiting to find out is whether, indeed, the police and the f.b.i. have found the suspect that they've been searching for so diligently all day long. john miller? >> it's interesting scott was this was for a swat team search for a suspect, an unusually large perimeter. this was

the police are just re-enforcing. i can guarantee they're watching msnbc, they're watching other television, listening to radios. they're getting the message to stay indoors. the only thing they can do by coming outdoors would be to complicate matters. we saw one gentleman earlier, obviously an innocent guy, who wound up having the police handcuff him because you don't know who you're dealing with or who's the real person, who's the person they're looking for. these are extremely fast-moving, dynamic situations. what police need at this time is for full cooperation where there aren't extra people out on the street, they stay in their homes, out of danger, and allow the police to methodically comb the neighborhood. and it sounds like from michael isikoff's report, they may have somebody, or suspect to have somebody in an office complex nearby. >> they know who he is at this point. the case is solved in terms of the who. but let me ask you this, given the fact that the suspect who perished had an ied strapped to his ches

also, 1:30 in the morning police say the suspects threw explosives from their car as the police pursued the two from watertown or rather into watertown, that is a town of 32,000, ten miles west of the back bay here in boston. 1:35 p.m., police announce suspect number one appeared dead. appeared to have shrapnel in his body. doctors say he had too many bullet wounds for them to count. that is the note that went out at 5:30. police confirmed two involved in the m.i.t. shooting and watertown shootout were the boston marathon suspects. that was only five hours ago. it was about that time when the image you see became public. that was something that was not released from the fbi yesterday. massachusetts governor deval patrick suspending all public transportation. the buses aren't running. the trains aren't running. and people in and around these areas are told to stay where they are until further notice, martha. that is where we a. martha: one of the wig guess where these young men may have received their training. perhaps they never left this country to get the training they had to build th

on the other happened, the police don't have to tell -- on the other hand police don't have to tell us the truth. they don't want to dupe the public, but they want to smoke this guy out so if the person they are looking for is watching television now, the police may be saying things to help us find him, scare him, smoke him out. they will use a variety of psychological techniques including the information they give us and we put out on the air. this is an extremely fluid and highly dangerous situation involving innocent people asleep in a suburb in the middle of the night. this is about as difficult as it gets. they don't even have sunlight there. they can't even see where they are going. their goal is to stop him at all costs and to feed us with snippits of information that might either smoke him out or help people in harm's way help police find this guy. >> or keep information from the person as far as what they are doing. they want to make sure they can find this person. anything else you can tell us as far as this operation and the challenges they are facing right now? >> the chall

we ran over there along with the police and rescue folks. nd within 20 seconds we heard another explosion, another block up on boylsto boylston-- fairfield street at the same time. we knew something was serious. i got up close to the scene and it was a horrific scene, much like we see in the news in the middle east. i saw limbs severed. i knew there were going to be people dead in the case there was blood everywhere and just a chaotic scene. the police were trying to get in there, get everyone off the street because it was a crime scene. you had all the runners coming in it was full on panic. >> pelley: steve silva. steve, can you tell us a little bit abouted injured people that you saw. what were the nature of the injuries? what did you see? >> a lot of people with cuts and bruises there was an explosion at the marathon sports shop and the blast blew-- the glass blew out you had facial cuts, limb cuts. i saw someone with a severed leg, immediately and it got worse from there. it was a horrific bloody scene, people strahled all over the sidew

but i can recall hearing on the police radio last night them screaming over the radio "loud explosion, big explosion here at the scene." and that was probably that main charge. now, when they found tamerlan's body and they rushed him to the hospital where he was dead on arrival there is a ten-inch gash that goes across his torso and a lot of scorching there. and what they seems to indicate or the question it raises-- and this also explains a lot of what we're hearing now about the fear that dzhokhar may be wearing an explosive vest or something is there was this dynamic scorching and a big hole there. so they'rendering did he have some explosive device on him that also functioned in all of that gunfire, the throwing of the pressure cooker bomb and these ano, ma'am lise in terms of his injuries. when they get to the residence where these individuals live-- and this is where they're talking about a controlled detonation-- they find explosives, they find evidence of the smokeless powder we talked about, in this case a synthetic type smokeless powder but they also find a number of pipe bo

the police -- the f.b.i. released these and asked for the help of people that they regular -- if they recognized them at all. before they could get on their trail, they saw the photos. they realized they had to get out of dodge and needed cash to do so. about 10:20, they robbed a 711 on the campus of mit. a police officer arrived on the scene. they shot and killed him then they car jacked a mercedes s.u.v., let the driver out of the car and took off. police in pursuit. there were reports they werethrowing explosives grenades, out of the car as they were racing away. theyed up in watertown. we have heard that the car, they crashed the car into something. then there was a horrific gunfight with police officers. the driver of the car, suspect number 1, with the black hat got out of the car. he was shot and killed by authorities. he was wearing an ied strapped to his chest. his brother, now we know 19-year-old 19-year-old, his brother, was on the loose. that will brings us up to date. ginger gibson and now author

team, the boston police, the watertown police, they've all been in my house here interviewing him and he's just totally distraught. and his wife, who is suffering some major medical problems, is, you know, all her -- everything -- they just rushed them out of the house and she couldn't -- they couldn't take anything with them. >> and as we said earlier, the vulnerability of that couple in that house, the boat so close, the suspect so close. and again, i'm told it was a 24-foot boat, by the way, in the back, but there it was, the vulnerability, so close to their house, to close to their lives tonight. i want to bring in robin duma, who is also an eyew, lives nei heard police talking in the backyard, robin? what did you hear? >> yes, as my neighbor said, when they told us we could go out, quite a few people did that, but within minutes, the police really descended on the neighborhood and we had quite a few of them in our backyard and we heard them saying that he was poking holes through the plastic, that shrink wrap, on the boat. and looked like he was trying to, you know, assess what w

again, not to be overdramatic, but the police officers in this scene, the boston police chief says a terrorist is on the loose in the watertown area. and people need to be very safe. they are getting robocalls, telling them not to answer their door, the local transit authority will send buses to watertown to carefully help people get out so they are not in the area of the crime scene. deb feyerick is joining us by telephone now from the watertown area. what do you have? >> reporter: we are looking at what appears to be a froze up zone. we have police vehicles everywhere and asking people for their identification, they are checking trunks of cars, but right now this will work in their favor because it will be a lot more difficult for this man, the man seen in the white hat, to slip out and hopefully this created enough of a perimeter to be contained. that's the idea of what they are working on. you have police wearing full gear, full tactical gear. they are carrying assault rifles and shot guns. the national guard is out. you've got members of state troopers as well as police officers

the data is collected by the police department. it goes to the state. the state clean its up and we get it back as an electronic record. we are trying to shorten that loop and get it from the police department so we can do the work with the data but that's why the last data point that you see here is 2011. we have data from coroner's reports directly. there were seven fatalities. 12 traffic fatalitys in the first quarter in san francisco and seven for pedestrians. the other important point is almost half of the fatalities and serious injuries occur pedestrians. these are the most vulnerable group to injury and death on san francisco streets. i'm not going to go through every point in the slide but a few. a current understanding of what are the environmental causes of injuries and i think our traditional focus, and i think this is one of the ways we're changing we are looking at it as an environment problem, environmental right to save streets, as an environmental protection issue. not just simply who is to blame? who did something wrong? it's important

and most of the police have left. it has quieted down quite a bit and seems the focus has turned to the other areas. >> the m.i.t. website i keep going back to, the latest update came around 12 minutes ago, suspect remains at large, continue to stay indoors. so, even though as you say it's turned into a ghosttown and only a couple of police officers, they are still asking for their 11,000 students and faculty and anyone in that area to continue to stay indoors because they do not know where this suspect is. >> reporter: understandably because at this point we don't know that there have been any arrests or anyone is in custody. again, when we were down here earlier and there was a great deal of media in the area, there were many students who had come out, who had received those alerts from m.i.t., wanting to see, curious cats wanting to see with their own eyes what was going on. they cleared out as well. i think at this point the intrigue has kind of been lost. >> excuse me tore interrupting you. we want to get back to

the other believed to be suspect number two white hat still on the lose. police now on the hunt. they say a man in a black t-shirt armed and dangerous. police calling the suspect a terrorist and quote came here to kill. >> this started before 11:00 last night when mit massachusetts institute of technology campus police officer was shot and killed after responding to a report of a disturbance on campus. >> he was apparently shot and killed in his vehicle we are hearing from local police. police responded to a car jacking event at a convenience store that led into a massive chase on to the streets of watertown. that's where the two suspects reportedly began throwing explosive devices at police officers. these guys are armed and extremely dangerous. one is dead in the hospital. >> they were able to get in the mix of the cops. bill hemmer quickly scrambled to the camera. he joins us right now in boston. you can watch on the monitor incredible video of our guys in the middle of the police zeroing in on whom we believe to be the bombing suspect. >> yeah, it is remarkable. brian, if you

applause from the police. residents saying to the police, did you get him. ne police officer saying, yes. vehicle driving away. that's all the information we have. >>> reports that he was on campus on wednesday. a swipe card showed that he went into the building and spent the night in his dorm room. that has been confirmed. >> at around 8:45 the most clear word, most positive word we have gotten from one of our -- boston police have just, the boston police department has just tweeted suspect in custody. let me repeat that, around 8:45 p.m., boston police department just tweeted that the suspect is in fact, in custody. this seems to verify what our elizabeth cohen witnessed. a neighbor asking, did you get him. a police officer said yes as the police vehicle drove off. what happens now? >> we're in the legal process. are it criminal terrorism. whether our courts can handle terrorism. they can. this is going to be a long procedural -- >> we can now confirm boston says that the suspect is alive. they just tweeted about a moment ago that officers are sweeping thar

that from the boston police. confirmation that this week-long manhunt for the perpetrators of the boston marathon bombings has finally come to an end. one dead, the other wounded but alive and now in the custody of the f.b.i. john miller, we don't know how severely wounded the suspect may be he was slovled with the police 20 hours ago. but shots were also fired around the time he was discovered in the boat. so no telling what his condition is. what would you expect to happen next as the f.b.i. continues this case and proceeds toward a prosecution? >> well, you've got a bunch of things that have to happen at once. he's going to be transported to a hospital and then at that time an f.b.i. agent is going to have to assume custody of him right now in that ambulance and they have to start really talking to him. he's going to have to be on a miranda warning then they're going start to have the process of getting some preliminary statements from him. one thing they may do in a case like this is to get a public safety sta

i am so proud the state police the boston police to an incredible team all around. >> i was told thathere was an exchange of gunfire. the fbi may want to explain this. with the boat searched earlier today? no it was not. >> was there no miranda warning given? >> there is a public safety exception in case its separate security or act of terrorism. these widely believed that the suspect has been taken to an a hospital. what i indicated earlier that this is an active and ongoing situation. this is a very awful long process and ongoing investigation. >> can you talk to us a little bit about the suspect? >> we know that he did not go straight to the boat. we took the best intentions for what what information was given. we had no information it was very chaotic early this morning, we had a police officer that was shot and bleeding. so there was a lot of things going on. but he had to be moving an little bit because he was a behind the house for a certain period of time. >> were you all watching when he was moving all around? >> we have bay was called a forward looking device that picked up

so, where's all the good police officers that fought crime in february? they did a great job and it has to continue just like i said, until crime no longer exists. who pulled the plug on my direct target? black crime lasted law enforce many. that's not funny to me. black crime talk about mob context and that black crime will never go down. black crime thinks that they own the tenderloin. so, what kind of mob context do black criminals have? what is going on with this district? i'm very suspicious. who in the hell is making payoffs? i hate crime. i have been working hard to bring crime down to its knees until no longer exists. i have been doing so for a very long time, very long time. i'm not going to shut up and neither are any of the good police officers that are on my side. now, bring back hard core law enforcement. [speaker not understood] is a must. tenderloin crime has to be stopped. it's not the only district that has a bad crime area, but it is a district that has been overcome by crime for a long time. this district is disgusting. i believe in hard

only the police department can respond. now this legislation will allow the commission to respond which not only relieves the police department of that responsibility, but also it's probably a more productive way in some ways to proceed and the commission can come in and say "you don't have a permit. it's a violation. why don't we talk about how you can get a permit if that's what you want" so i think there can be positive results of that. >> that's the very best part of it. >> i forgot to mention. >> that's the one i love the best. of course we have struggled with that since the inception of this commission so that was awesome. >>i think it's really tightens everything up and reading it on behalf -- having a poe for the last 14 years -- >> you're old. >> i'm old. it's a very fair situation. i mean if they're really doing something not in compliance i mean it just takes care of it. i mean there was a lot of questions even when i started about some of this, and i think you answered a lot of it and i think as the industry at l

and the police apprehended them. >> after the suspects are detained and jean arrives home, the policen for the surveillance tape. >> watching the video we saw the two suspects actually crawled in through a doggie door, which luckily enough is where the camera was pointed at. >> while the robbery is taking place, one of the suspects is so brazen he takes food out of the refrigerator. >> the big guy gets out shredded kraft mexican cheese for tacos, walks out into the living room, opens up the shredded cheese, and decides to start eating shredded cheese. obviously they hadn't eaten before they burglarize houses. >> news of the crime goes national. msnbc, telemundo, and the "today" show pick up the story, and for a day jean becomes a media darling. >> in boynton beach this morning. and jean thomas with us here in the studio. jean, good morning to you. >> when the dust finally settles, four men are apprehended. two that were in the home and two in the getaway car. they're charged with and plead guilty to burglary. >> at the end of the day i feel criminals don't know what they're walking in

the watertown police also involved in the search. >> again, listening to the police describe the sequence of events earlier this morning. police are warning their residence in the area to stay in their homes there not to enter their doors unless they know that it is a police officer. mass transit throughout the entire state has been canceled, shut down. people are being told not to go to bus shelters, subway stations, to stay in their homes and not congregate in the streets. they want as few innocent bystanders as possible walking the street as hundreds of law enforcement agents are conducting this manhunt. we're getting with this reaction to the kron 4 news room. here's one witness describing what he saw during last night's police chase. we thought we heard firecrackers me and my son looked out the third floor window. we heard gunshots and saw the explosion. i actually, saw a black as you the comedown laurel street it looked like it hit a police car and they were shooting at that we may have heard about 60 gunshot. >> what was the explosion like? >> it was pretty loud it should our house

september so this has been going on, but it's a good lesson that communicating very closely with the police and also showing your community outreach plan early opposed to the day of the hearing is really important, but i'm open to a continuance for another couple of weeks as my colleagues are suggesting. supervisor wiener. >> i am open to putting it forward with a recommendation today. i actually -- i wouldn't be supportive of trying to micro manage the business in terms of what percentage of gross receipts. i think that gets pretty onerous with businesses and we seen some of the conditions attached by the planning commission or the police department and it's a little too much. everything i have seen here this is a reputable business, so if we -- so i'm open to going either way, so mr. chairman. >> i think a couple of other facts that are relevant it's right near south park. a lot of the residents written in support and residents and businesses are in support and not in a high crime area so my assumption if the packet was reviewed by the police they would see the business plan which looks l

the police chief said right now this is a public safety emergency. they're very concerned about the safety of the people in this community while this active investigation, this active search is under way for this very dangerous suspect. back at the scene, they continue to try to render and check out all the objects there to render them safe, making sure that all unexploded devices that may be there have been rendered safe. so very, very tense situation here. we saw a number of folks out in the street earlier. most seem to have gone back to their homes, heeding the advice of authorities here at what is still a very, very dangerous situation unfolding here. mara? >> lester, do you get the sense that law enforcement believes this suspect is still in the watertown area? or do they believe he may have fled to one of the surrounding areas? >> reporter: well, i think they're working on the theory he's still inside this perime r perimeter. that said, when we got to this location a couple hours ago, we did see a number of police cars leaving the scene, leaving

the family. at around 2 a.m. m.i.t. police determined the suspect was no longer on campus, so just in the last few minutes, and that it is safe to resume normal activities. however, the m.i.t. police ask members of the community remain vigilant in the coming hours. m.i.t. worked with multiple police departments to ensure the safety of the campus. police officers swept the campus in search of the shooter and we sent texts and e-mails of the members to tell them to stay indoors. we'll provide more news in the coming hours. that's the latest from m.i.t. and the boston police department. as we said earlier, put out information saying there's an active incident ongoing in watertown. residents in that area are advised to remain in their homes. more details when available. to clarify one note, gabe ramirez, i do not believe he's with drew griffin and he's the one that was asked to turn off his cell phone. drew, you are farther away, if i can go to you for one second -- you are farther away from the scene where the police are, from wh

that's how the police here view it. e man identified yesterday by the fbi as suspect number two in the marathon bombings. he and his partner, suspect number one began the evening, apparently, with an attempted stick up at a 7-eleven store in cambridge and went on to m.i.t. where they got in a gun battle with m.i.t. police and that led to a wild chase by car from cambridge into neighboring watertown. more gunfire here. at that point, the suspect number one, identified by the fbi, was shot. but suspect number two fled. so, at this point, suspect number two is at large. they believe he is dangerous and he is on the residents of this town have been told to stay inside. ot athor anybody other than someone who can be identified as the police officer.the pelong the route of the chase describe gunfire, bombs going off into the night, grenades being thrown. so, the suspect number two remains at large and a huge police presence here with people looking for him. he's hiding under the cover of darkness. the sun comes up in about an

the police watertown cites the stolen car and a serious gunbattle begins. 15 police officers are wounded. 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: dan fbi has put out the affirmation wanting to share using social media to get that image out there of what police were looking for. has the story unfolds the suspect was in custody, he was alive and i

did he talk to the police. that is a very important question because obviously, we want to know what he knew and why he did what he did. if he got the miranda warnings as we expect, he will have made that decision. is he in physical condition to talk to the police. that is an issue we don't know about. he will then be arraigned. he will then be taken to a court, maybe tomorrow, maybe monday. again, that depends on his health. he'll get a lawyer. there will be a decision made about bail. obviously he's not getting out on bail. but at that point, the legal proceeding will begin. a 30-day deadline will go into place and a grand jury will hear evidence and he will be indicted in the next 30 days. those are the first legal steps. >> amid the jubilation we should remember the lives that were so brutally cut down. three were killed at the marathon. scores more injured. the m.i.t. police officer last night, also lost his life. this has been a terrible week for boston and for america. it's clearly an act of terrorism. on

>> yes, correct. >> but you did see the exchange between the police and the brothers. you said that older brother, tamerlan charged police officers? >> yes, he did. at one point he ran toward the police and tried to go across the road and a police officer went out and grabbed him and took him to the ground. >> so the police had them corner and the older one got out of the car. >> i couldn't see if they were in the car or not, but -- >> they said they were throwing the explosives out of the car. >> i just saw the explosives going off, and i could not see him until he came into my vehicle. >> so he gets out of the vehicle and charges the police officers, and they take him down and they are trying to handcuff him on the ground and then what happened? >> at that point, a black suv came out from behind the house where they were and i couldn't see him, and ran over to his brother. >> do you believe that the younger one was in the suv? >> yes. >> and dzhokhar was in the suv driving and ran over his own brother? >> yes. >> you believe his killed his own brother? >> i believe so

good morning, rich van cal representing the san francisco police department. eagle club indoor golf has filed an application with the california department of beverage alcohol seeking a type 42 which is on sale beer and wine for 555 howard street and for the calendar year july 11 to july of 12. there were six police calls for service which generated one police report. this premises is located in plot 238, which is not the premises is not located in a high crime area. this premises is located in census track 061.500. applicant premises currently located in an undue concentration area. and there is one letter of protest recorded with the california department of alcoholic beverage control and no letters of support. the alcoholing licensing unit recommends approval and the following conditions. number one, sales and service consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 a.m. midnight, sunday through wednesday, and ten a.m. to 2 a.m. thursday through saturday. number two, no noise shall be audible under area of the co

a police officer on the m.i.t. campus, then staged a carjacking. police say the suspects threw explosives from their car as they led police on a chase into watertown and this all happened hours after the fbi released these photos of the two suspects. people in boston -- 7 neighborhoods in the area are on lockdown. >> i was playing videogame. i take it off and i hear rapid fire and i was like, i got to go check that out. you know, i just walked down the street, didn't even put any shoes on. i was like, you know, expecting to be down the street for two minutes and then the whole crime scene is pushed back further and now i'm kept from going home. >> reporter: at least a quarter of a million people living in boston suburbs are being told to stay home right now. all mass transit is shut down and businesses are being asked the "aociated pres as coming from the chechnya region in russia and living in the u.s. for a year. >> we'll have a live report from boston at 5 a.m. >> what a night in boston. >> no kidding. >>> 4:45.

we're in control, the police. >> andrea? >> pete williams reported sources say he's been hit, he's been in the boat much of the day. he's been hit but is still alive. >> question, jim and clint. it's roger. there are scenarios where if they do surround him that s.w.a.t. and some of the atf and others will come in with nonlethal round and try to establish a situation where, if they have to fire, they will fire with nonlethal -- nonlethal ammo in order to try and keep the suspect alive or simply that scenario doesn't play out when it's this fast-moving. >> sorry, clint. when he has a firearm, if he has a firearm, i wouldn't put the guys to shoot less than lethal on him. because that is just not -- you're putting the agent or police officer in danger. if he doesn't have a firearm, if it is dropped outside the boat and he just doesn't want it come out because he is antagonistic or something web can shoot him with a beanbag round or rubber round. probably not going against the firearm because of the risk to the officer. it is a ju

the gun away. vernon hills police say the gun was a replica. it was a fake gun. >> was he hoping for suicide by cop? >> according to police, when they checked the man's pockets, they found a note. in this handwritten note it stated i i apologize for placing your officers in this position. i am dying from cancer and couldn't do the deed myself. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> was this shot to the abdomen fatal for this guy? no. after he was treated at the hospital he was taken to jail and is being held on charges of aggravated assault. at this point police would not make a comment whether or not the man does have cancer. >>> this one is from a single lady out there, tricks to get guys to ask you out. >> so the girls put the video together. >> i will go up and say hi. hi. now is the good part where i smile and bat my eye lashes. >> does that work? >> i laugh at things he says even if they're not that funny. >> i did my taxes the other day and i couldn't find all receipts. >> i love the girl being the dude. she is great. >> i make pl and i make it seem

the backyard area. it had calmed down but we did see police activity in the backyard. flashlights moving around, a police chopper had returned to the scene. it visibly calmed down. they were not floodlighting the boat anymore but they did have a dimmer light on it and police and possibly vehicles had come to the back area. there seems to be some kind of alleyway or something behind that house. so we did see that activity from a rooftop. then police came and moved us off the rooftop pretty quickly. >> it is the end. it is the end of this massive manhunt that has been going on now, this operation that began 10:00 last night with the first reports of a robbery at a convenience store in cambridge, massachusetts. what a 23-hour period this has been. tom fuentes, formerly with the fbi, is standing by monitoring all of this with us as well. tom, your thoughts at this moment? >> well, i just wanted to give you one possible scenario which actually occurred in the abdul metalleb underwear bomber case. after he was taken off that airplane in detroit, he was provided his miranda ri