it was such a contrast to what they were experiencing in the suburbs of new york. by the time the additional two were was finished philadelphia was the favored choice than the leading contender. of boat was imminent when i say how close did philadelphia come to becoming the capital of the world? pretty darn close. there were headlines in "the new york times" that new yorkers were alert to the risks. of course, they had their own booster committee and by this point* the new yorkers led by moses and rockefeller had enticed the when to a temporary meeting place at flushing meadows right where they wanted the united nations to be. when the prospect seemed to be almost certain a phone call went out to nelson rockefeller. and if you know, any part of this story is the end. we do know the end we just don't know how we got there but rockefeller came back from the vacation and there was a quick huddle and discussion about what new york could do and the story you probably know it is rockefeller, jr. made a gift of eight point* $5 million to purchase a site in midtown manhatta

the suburbs were growing and the mecca can call cotton pickers. we never had to address racial issues. >> stephen: the white people were the on the outside. >> it was legal to bar jews and blacks from neighborhoods until the 1950's until michigan. in the north they never taught us that. >> stephen: i'm from the south. we're supposed to be the racists. >> right on, brother. >> stephen: but obama saved the auto industry, right? it's booming, america is back this is the second half said clintestwood in the american is story. halftime in the american story. why isn't detroit booming if the auto industry is booming? >> we all know it. the company is booming. we shaved the debt, the creditors take a bath they now make profit but the jobs are not here anymore. they are some place way over there. >> stephen: romney was right the jeep jobs were shipped to dhn. >> china, mexico, taiwan, you name it. they are not coming back. the point of book an american autopsy you better look at detroit because that what happens when you run out of money. we're scared to

it was such a contrast to what they're experiencing in the suburbs of new york. by the time the tour was finished, philadelphia was the leading contender, the favorite choice. developers and the net. when i asked how close to philadelphia? the answer is pretty darn close. there were headlines in "the new york times." of ourse they hd their own booster committee and by this point the new yorkers led by robert moses and rockefeller had cased the u.n. to a temporary meeting place but they wanted the united nations to be. i miss prospect of philadelphia seem to be almost certain, a phone call went out to nelson rockefeller and if you know in a part of the story, that's the other fun part of tracing this out as we got the end. we just don't know how it got there. rockefeller got back from a vacation in there as quick huddling in discussions about what new york can do the story you now is john d. rockefeller junior made a gifted $8.5 million to purchase a site in midtown, manhattan, which at that point was a slaughterhouse district. parceled together by real estate deve

right now the rebels don't have the strength to break out of the suburbs. the regime has concentrated soldiers, bonds, and tanks, which we can hear and see but not film. thatr hey fire into rebel- held areas. it's more than just a serious matter because of the way it is exporting trouble elsewhere in the middle east. the world of big powers cannot agree and really don't know how to stop the fighting. increasingly, they are funneling arms and other kinds of military supplies to their favorite sides and the conflict. people is desperate. ol and 18-year was shot in the head by a sniper as he drove with his mother and sister io damascus. bel held suburbs.let came from a his father is a retired officer and he is being treated in a military hospital. the family have been told he will die. they support the regime and call the rebels terrorist. his mother held britain, france, and america responsible. the countries who were supporting terrorists. we don't want to eat, drink, we just want safety. they should stop supporting the terrorists. between 10 and 50 casualtie

asked everyone in the suburbs and in boston itself to stay inside. this is not just for the safety of the people inside, but they don't want to get the suspects lost in a crowd. things have been quiet here for the last hour. they did start to heat up about an hour ago, but we have seen nothing of an eventful nature happening in the last hour. there is a police helicopter circling and a no-fly zone. that is the only helicopter that has been in the air and we have seen tactical units and buses full of boston police department officers. we can't hear anything from where we are. it does seem to be a bit of a stand still right now. >> thank you very much. in the suburbs of boston there, they have been turned into a virtual war zone. tank, police officers, we saw literally dozen fist not hundreds of s.w.a.t. team members and people in camouflage. lester holt is on the scene for us. lester, tell us what you are seeing. >> when i got here very, very early this morning, there was a police officer that was giving a very informal briefing and he indicated there

that happened in the suburb of watertown. the confrontation started around 10:00 last night boston time when police say one of the suspects killed 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 a

authorities are searching an apartment of someone they are calling a person of interest in the bows stone suburb of revere. >> this is a thorough and active and fluid on going investigation. >> reporter: police searched surveillance cameras in the area. cbs has learned that one piece of video shows a man carrying two backpacks who was in the area before the blast. >> they are trying to sweep the other cameras in the area. that shot is only from the back. they want to see who the person is from the front and if he might be relevant. >> reporter: president obama vowed to find those responsible for the bombings. >> any responsible individuals or groups will feel the full weight of justice. >> reporter: white house officials say they are treating the bombings as an act of terrorism. in boston, susan mcguinness, wjz eyewitness news. >> the explosions happened four hours after the race started. the elite runners were finished but others were still on the course. >> the runners included wbz reporter paul burton, wbz our sister station in boston. here is his account of what happened. >> reporter: 50 yar

some will want to live in the suburbs and stay there. no doubt that some people, a significant number of people : of the buffalo will want to live 40 miles out. i am not disputing that. equally important, other people, people trying to make it into the middle class of immigrants and the poor still live in place less desirable further from the center of the metropolis. this is the direction we're moving in. income and property values are advancing rapidly in the cities, particularly in the center cities. meanwhile their declining or advancing slowly in most suburban america. that is simply a matter statistical fact. and so we used to talk robotic could be viable with an inner-city dying of the core. i suggest that there will be a time not too far in the future where we will be talking your weather is successful inner-city can drive a lung stag in the suburbs. that concern to me, is a very likely future of the american city and the one i called a great inversion, and that is the subject of my book. in the interest of time will stop there an

that happened in the suburb of watertown. that confrontation started around 10:00 last night boston time when police say one of the suspec killed a police officer on the m.i.t. campus and then staged a carjacking. police say the suspect threw explosives from their car as they led police on to a chase into watertown. this happened hours after the fbi released photos of the suspects. people in at least 7 boston neighborhoods are on lockdown. >> reporter: he may be holed up somewhere. i think it's a pretty good bet he is not going anywhere by way of public transportation, buses, trains or otherwise, because list picture is the most famous -- because his picture now is the most famous picture in the world. >> reporter: at least a quarter million people in the boston suburbs are told to stay home. all mass transit is shut down. businesses are being asked not to open today in watertown. the two suspects are identified by the "associated press" as coming from the russian region near chechnya. but they have lived in the u.s. for at le

, chronicled her own family struggles to set aside one day a week, in a book called "sabbath in the suburbs now she leads workshops across the country, trying to find others find some sabbath time during each week. >> we all left things undone to be here, let it be. and i also find this a helpful way to start my sabbath is to say what has been done has been done, what has not been done has not been done. let it be. >> mckiben dana has workingfull me as a pastor and pregnant with her third child when she decided something in her hectic life had to change. she and her husband vowed to set aside one day of the week where they didn't work, run errands, shop, or return emails. >> a lot of people asked me, how did you do this? people do this. the jewish tradition still have a very strong component of sabbath-keeping to it. >> it wasn't easy, because she is a pastor and had duties on sunday, she and her family decided to observe their sabbath on saturdays. >> i'll knock it down. >> no, that's not how you play the game. >> we realized that in our own faith, we really have a resource in the sabbath

federal agents in boston police are responding aggressively to the suburb of water town where officers got in a gun battle with two men who may have shot and killed a mit police officer. >> local news station say they threw explosives from the car. no confirmation of connection to the boston marathon bombings but certainly that is on everyone's mind. >> earlier today the fbi relessed photo of 2 suspect in the bombings. these 2 men considered armed extremely dangerous. >> bring you updates on the story on morning news starting at 4:30. also updates on our web said and follow us on twitter. >> thanks for joining us everyone. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- chris o'donnell. from "pain and gain", ken jeong. and music from phoenix. with cleto and the cletones. and now why wait, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

the suburb is called revere.derstand they believe there may be some relation there to these explosions. we heard there is one person possibly in custody but not officially called a suspect. this attack is being called very well planned. in addition to the two bombs that were detonated, two unexploded bombs were also found and were safely dismantled by authorities. so for now we do have an active crime scene right here. this is about three blocks behind me is where the two bombs went off at the finish line of the boston marathon. police are still involved in a very tedious search. every street, every gutter, every trash can, going through everything looking for more possible unexploded edevices. 140 people injured so far. the number is expected to go up as well. >> susan mcginnis in boston. thank you very much, susan. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," special coverage from the bombings. that's why i like nutella. mom, what's the capital of west virginia? charleston. nutella is a delicious haz

and that is when the police locked down the western suburbs. this morning, they are asking everybody to stay indoors. 24e6 shut down the transit systems, and they are asking people not to congregate at the bus stops or the subway stops waiting for the service to resume. but to go back home if they are already home and if they haven't left home, to stay home. not let anybody in. and there are reports that the police officer are now focused on and zeroed in on one building where they believe that suspect is. let's dip into the coverage locally. up in boston. this is w ht h, channel 7, the nbc affiliate in boston and pick-up their coverage. >> a young man considered out of a young family with a little child, just putting on their socks and let's go back to the swat.w.a.t. team, john, as they work this area more having rusly than they have at any time during the night sweeping through the houses they have apparently satisfied themselves that the explosives were not as dangerous as they feared they might be earlier in the night. they felt safe enough

we'll give you the suburbs. you name the big city for us. each appeared on the covere magazine as most beautiful in the world. salvo, start us. i'll start with big city suburbs for $200. ryan. what is boston? boston, massachusetts. yes. big city suburbs for $400. salvo. what is phoenix? that's the city. suburbs for $600. what is detroit? yes. suburbs for $800. answer -- daily double. we're gonna get it out of the way very early, but that means you don't have too much money -- just $1,000. okay. i'll risk it all. all right. here's the clue. what is miami? miami, of course. $2our total. suburbs for $1,000, please. ryan. adam or salvo? [ beep ] ryan, you had the right state but the wrong city. it's san diego -- further south. salvo, back to you. "body" language for $200. ryan. what is guard? good. beautiful cover girls for $200, please. ryan. who is beyoncé? beyoncé. correct. beautiful for $400. ryan, again. who is julia roberts? good. you're out of the hole. beaufor $600.

police searched his home in the suburb of revere. >> i won't say who is or might be in custody. >> reporter: the injured people, several of whom lost limbs are being treated in hospitals across the city. >> probably this bomb had multiple metallic fragments in them and we removed nails. >> reporter: no one claimed responsibility for the attack. mayor thomas menino said yesterday was a bad day for boston but the city will overcome. reporting live in boston, randall pinkston, back to you. >> thank you, randall. >>> investigators are trying to determine if a foreign terrorist organization was involved or possibly a domestic lone wolf attacker. a local teacher is among the injured following the bombings in boston. mike schuh is in the newsroom with the latest. mike? >> reporter: a teacher at trinity episcopal church school was injured at the marathon. she is undergoing surgery today. she was at the marathon watching her mom participate. her mom is doing okay but other family members were hurt. her sister suffered broken bones. her brother-in-law sustained cuts and bruises. the school is communi

the northern suburbs of boston looking for t last remaining suspect in the the boston ma bombings.so we are watching now a live picture of a scene that, filled with police officers about an hour and a half ago. word of a man in the area that they have been searching hiding in a boat or around a boat behind a house. here is the picture of the house in the left, a picture, a shot at another time, of course, and there is a boat that you can see behind it. bob orr is in washington. and he has been speaking with his law enforcement sources as we watch this live event unfold. bob? >> scott, i think we're going to learn a collective lesson in patience because no one will be in a hurry on the law enforcement side. officials have made very very clear to me. i reached out to a couple officials in the last 20 minutes or so and they say, look, if this is our suspect-- and i think there is some optimism that it is-- they've got a situation that's relatively contained. i use that word with caution. i mean, he's not in custody, clearly he's got a platform there that he can still cause some havoc

the suburbs of massachusetts and boston the western suburbs all affected by this morning as police arethe younger brother. when you look at the video that was released of the two suspected bombers, he was the one wearing the white cap, a white baseball cap. >> the older brother of wearing the black baseball cap has been killed after the chase and confrontation with police. >> as we said. all men stressed all mass-transit throt massachusetts has been cancelled. we have a sound bite. >> we are concerned with the governor, the mayor of boston, with all the surrounding city public safety officials. the governor has immediately suspended all public transportation service on the mbta system . that is buses and subways. all public transit services through the mbta have been immediately suspended. >> the situation is continuing to evolve a second by second. we will have no updates of boston. we will let you know what is going on. >> also let us get an update on whether. it is friday. a lot of people have plans for the weekend ahead. let's get an update on that. >> good morning james barrett co

. >> from michigan to the suburbs romeo pimps sell dreams to the naive and even the girl next door. >> you're a victim. >> don't judge a book by its cover. just because i live in a nice house doesn't mean i live a nice life. >> hello, mom? >> it's an uphill battle for investigators trying to rescue children trapped and scared. >> we really are trying to help you. they have nowhere else to go. for us to say we want to get you out of this life, i don't know that they necessarily believe that. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with the fbi in michigan rescuing the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >>> tonight we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the fbi, state and local police as part of operation cross-country five, a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks, everybody, for coming out. as you guys know today is the kick off for cross-country five. >> how are these undercover invest

low 50s in the suburbs and rural areas. d a like jacket as you head out across the rest of the region into the mountains. now here is your storm team four, four day forecast. temperatures reaching the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. back down to the 50s. cloudy tonight. little sun back tomorrow. then on wednesday we should be reaching the upper 70s. thursday another mild day. afternoon highs should make it into the upper 70s. average low is upper 40s. warmer than average here. friday looking like rain and highs in the mid 70s and a strong front comes through. much of saturday triggering showers and thunderstorm s high in the mid 60s on saturday. back in ten minutes and storm team 4 radar. >> good morning. we have a water main break west virginia avenue between fenwick and mount olivet road. no issues being reported traveling on 301 route 210 or route 5. in maryland know delays. taking a look at metro, no delays on metro or bre. looking at a six minute delay back to you. >> 5:24. look at the national's uniforms tonight. every p

. >> we have had from the suburbs since world war ii when the government give a lot of support for gun- home ownership and encourage people to buy an expensive houses on the fringe. they left the inner city behind in many cases. we rush to create everything new and we forgot there is a lot of value in the old community. >> when you look back historically, a lot of detroit was planned for and around the automobile. when you look at what has happened, some of these factories have moved out of the city. some of them will shut down and are not functioning anymore. people are gone. the city has one of the big issues we're facing with a population loss. is a prime example of urban decline. they get land, education, crime -- crime and poverty have been exacerbated by racial tensions. long before the race riots, whites relieving the city in unprecedented numbers. >> most of the jobs moved to the suburbs. people that moved out in december -- severed. the whites were moving further and further into suburban locations. >> so, the big issue is what we do with the vacant land? we have had roughly c

the bombing occurred. dozens of law enforcement officials converged on a suburb shortly after an m.i.t. officer was shot and killed just hours after the fbi released photos of the two men suspected in the marathon bombings. watertowocated ten miles west of boess st.corded what ap to be numerousshosion. ta a liste all right. now don dahler is in watertown right now. don, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. it has been a violent night in boston. around 10:20 this evening reports are that a massachusetts institute of technology police officer was shot dead by two suspects who then fled that scene. there was a massive police search almost immediately. one report has it that these two individuals came upon someone with a car and used weapons to carjack him, took him to a location, allowed him to go free safely, but those two individuals became the subject of a massive manhunt. police from all over the area have diverged on watertown, massachusetts, which, as you said, is just west of boston across the charles river. now, you can see that there are police cordoned on t

it is happening ip the suburb of revere and it is part of the investigation into the blasts in boston. they were seen leaving early this morning with brown paper bags and we are hearing a search warrant was served last night. no word on a mytive just yet. law enforcement agencies are trying to figure out who is responsib responsible. the national guard is on hand to secure the scene and the agencies are combing lou surveillance footage in hopes of bringing justice to state. >> we will find out who and why they did this any responsible individuals or groups will feel the full weight of justice. >> we could learn more about what the fbi ixi uncovered ovet that is expected today. >> we want to play for you some of the conversations that emergency officials were have i ing. >> this is 84, i need lanes open here. >> get everybody out of there. use caution. there might be possible additional devices. use caution. i need somebody up there to let people know what we are doing here. make sure it is safe hear and we will get it out of the box once we get it swept. >> you might have heard somebo

they are asking everyone, everyone in the city of boston and its surrounding suburbs to stay inside. it is an ongoing situation. a fast developing situation according to the police commissioner. i'm here with dan abrams, our "gma" legal analyst. what an extraordinary move right now, the entire town asking everyone in the city of boston to stay iide. can youimagine, american city, now being told that everyone should stay inside. it just shows you how seriously they're taking this. this is not just about a criminal suspect. this is about someone who is a danger to the entire community. and, again, the questions that still need to be answered are so voluminous including are there others out there who he's connected to and i think that's as much of a concern as anything. yes, they want to capture this guy. yes, they want to stop him but they know who he is. it's the unknowns that i think for law enforcement here which are even more frightening. >> to pierre thomas on that. we heard the police commissioner say that they called mayor menino with this request to have everyone stay inside. >>

they're from the suburbs yet they like the hip hop. >> i'm pretty sure that one is difficult. but the point is there's too much going on with these guys. even the guys' names. dzhokhar tsarnaev. it's like he managed to squeeze every letter of the al a bet in there. you can anagram to spell anything from overt hazard shank to zack efron sucks to jello pudding pops. can't get more american than that. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: yellow pudding pops? the last few, aasif, i'm pretty sure at least two of those were not actually anagrams. >> i do not know how anagrams work, jon. >> jon: aasif mandvi, everybody. ,x=pdhdhdh24m;d)!< ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: welcome back to the show. welcome back. it's important to give credit where credit is due. this past week no one has been more deserving than nbc. pete williams did a great job when he was covering this terror attack. brian williams did a great job. serena williams, i thought, was very good. robin williams, will i am, everyone in the entire nbc williams' family. of course, there were the occasional news slip-ups. your ne

she grew up in the suburbs just outside boston she was at the finish line standing with a friend. her family led to believe she survive the horrible attack. crystle was a restaurant manager. her mother gave an emotional statement on the front steps of her home. >> we are heartbroken. cryst -- krystle she was wonderful, everybody that knew her loved her. she was all smiles. >> a chinese national was also lost. that speaks to the international nature of the boston marathon and boston community as a whole. this chinese national was a grad student at boston university. the university passing on their condolences to the family but not releasing any information about her. >> molly line. we will check in with you lart this morning. >> we are getting our first look at what's left of one of the bombs that exploded as well as the shredded backpack in which it was apparently hidden. our fox affiliate obtained these photos. dale russell has the details. >> it is the first look at what is left of the first deadly device. 9 bomb that exploded at the finish line of monday's boston marathon sent

tens of thousands of people are at the site now in the suburb of dhaka. firefighters and the army are using any equipment they can treat people trapped under the debris. worried friends and relatives are joining in the rescue effort. many forced to use only their hands to dig. >> my wife came to this fact report in the morning. after learning the building collapsed, and rushed here to look for my wife. i've not found her. >> i went into the building and saw many people stuck inside. i rescued some women and some are dead. there are many people not able to get out. >> its not clear why this happens. there were reports of cracks in the building the day before. but people still went to work. building collapses are common in bangladesh. many multistory blocks are built in violation of conduct and standards -- a violation of construction standards. there was a collapse in 2005. fires are also a problem for the garment industry. more than 100 workers in november were killed in a fire at a factory in an industrial suburb od dhaka and because the public outcry ove

drier, the temperatures can fall a bit more and lows in the 50s downtown and 40s as you step in to the suburbs. today we start out in the 50s, and then tomorrow should be drier but cooler. the high pressure system is stuck in new england, which is continuing the onshore flow. this is shifts to the south in the next couple of days. that system will bring nicer weather. futurecast shows that with the clouds and the light rain, and then tomorrow all the moisture sinks down to the south and parts of virginia and north carolina get all this hurry whether -- dreary weather. this will help temperatures warm on up and this should continue to be the trend in the weekend. 63, optimistic forecast for today. most area stay in the 50s. we have a shower possible tomorrow. much more spotty. you should have dry weather tomorrow, drier by thursday, and sunshine into the weekend with temperatures warming to the low 70s. tuesday.grimm it's "grimm" is moving to tuesday night and we have two stars of the show joining us live. good afternoon, gentlemen. >> good afternoon to you. >> how do you do? >> doing great. gr

now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and tha

and chuck percy who was of wind blew wide president lived in the suburb that excluded jews, catholics and democrats it was restricted only a couple thousand live there he had a house on the lake and my grandfather, it has to be paul and he said he is against the war and they have an enormous fight the and finally might grandfather says get out of the teetwo house i mean get out of might t. to house. but then she realizes it is her house. [laughter] he has thrown her out. but two or three weeks later we go down to go to it is just around the corner from the house and we were very familiar with that so you had to go down and she takes the stroller down the steps and of course, this being chicago the precinct workers know you personally. they have visited your house to make sure who you will vote for. says she goes in and pulling all democratic and then pulls for paul and ice cream you cannot pull for that he is a republican and i go to pull them but she wax my hand and we are in chicago. everybody heard this. you don't vote for a republican. [laughter] but you are in the blues with her.

the west of us. some of this activity will die out and graze our northern suburbs later on tonight. temperature wise, 74 fairfax. 76 in reston. 73 in waldorf and 76 in college park. so, oscillating cold front for the rest of the week. it will take this front through friday to figure out which way to go. a few showers tonight. and easterly winds on wednesday. that will knock temperatures down a shade, but warmer on thursday and friday. that will increase our chance for showers and thunderstorms. but, 73 tomorrow. 75 on thursday. 77 on friday. yes, we have showers and thunderstorms each day, but neither day will be a washout. we get into saturday, very early morning shower, but nice. no worries about the games. you have little league games. lows in the mid 40s. maybe a few showers next tuesday and with those lows in the 40s over the weekend, that means 30s in the suburbs. that's average. average low is 38 to 46. it's cool, not used to it, get ready. >> the rain will help with the allergies. >> kristen berset is at the verison center tonight. the caps not too far away from the game agai

police searched his home in the suburb of revere. the injured people, several of whom lost limbs until the attack are being treated in hospitals across the city? doctors say the bombs are packed with shrapnel. >> probably this bomb had multiple metallic fragments in them and we removed pallets and nails. >> reporter: no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. department of homeland security says t boston, i'm randall pinkston back to you. >> the big question is who did this. was it a foreign terrorist organization or someone closer to home. >> and our own ken bastida is in boston where it all happened yesterday and what's the latest, what can you tell us. >> reporter: yeah, hi frank, e elizabeth, you know, the investigation as randall pinkston pointed out is still continuing and it will take a while to get to the bottom of what happened out here. in the meantime, boylston street where they ran the marathon 24 hours ago is still closed off at arlington, they don't allow anybody back in there. that is the crime scene. of course t

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the suburb has been the focus of an hour's long manhunt. a second suspect died there following a gunfight with police. police are hunting for 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. reports in u.s. media say the suspects are brothers originally from a russian region near chechnya. they say the dead suspect was 26 years old. reports say the brothers had been in the united states for several years. they also say the dead suspect had explosives on his body when he was captured. the manhunt kept people in the boston area on edge overnight and well into the next day. his father says he was a boxer and hoped to join the u.s. olympic team. and he said joe hdzhokhar was studying. ruslan sar any is their uncle. he urged dzhokhar to turn himself in and why he thought his nephews might have committed the bombing. >> what do you think provoked this? >> being losers, hatred to those who were able to settle themselves. these are the only reasons i can imagine. >> he said that they moved here in 2003. he said the last time he saw them was december 2005. >>> the ma

partial clearing later tonight. 40's in the suburbs and low 50's downtown. high pressure to our north will expand over the region and gradually clear the skies out. in the meantime, it is warming up to the west of us. temperatures in the 80's in chicago and kansas city down to dallas. denver is bracing for another shot of winter. the cold front is heading south. 7 inches of snow in the forecast for much of denver tomorrow, the first day of may. here, we will see skies gradually clear as the pressure strengthens. wind will be out of the east and northeast. it will break down the moisture. we may see a low cloud cover drift through friday morning, but other than not, a real nice spring weather pattern. sunshine in the forecast for most of tomorrow. a little cloud cover in the morning. around 12rtheast wind miles per hour and temperatures getting back to normal. water temperatures ranging from 58-61. western maryland will be in t 60's with sunshine wednesday and thursday. eastern shore locations, maybe some clouds early. city, even though we do expect some cloud

that essentially is now caused for the boston for boston and the surrounding area of boston all the suburbs to be on lockdown an unprecedented look it's been cold how is it to continue to have. been told to. keep the doors locked unless there is a police officer maybe comes to the door and they can verify your identification it's still there. that's correct in addition to that information and what state police. have said is that in the next few hours there will be a controlled death demolition of a home in cambridge it is presumed that that home will be that home is the home that joe hart was living in that home has been surrounded for many many many hours and according to state police there will be a controlled demolition of that home when. was on the run according to police after his. older brother was killed in a shootout. on the run by in the in the dark. and why police are asking everyone in boston and the surrounding areas to stay indoors do not open their doors. unless it is a police official. quite a scary scene unfolding we will of course be on top of this story and updating it hou

he was hiding in a boat in a backyard in the boston suburb of watertown. senior correspondent john miller got the first interview with s.w.a.t. team officers who made the arrest. >> what's the first you see of the suspect? >> as we're approaching what we call a danger zone, we broke final cover from the house and we're out in the yard. that was the danger zone because there's no cover for us except for that ballistic shield. as we're crossing that danger zone, i saw the suspect sitting up on the gunwale of the boat with one leg hanging over the side and his hands were just sort of down by his side. he looked weak. he was shaky. appeared to be losing consciousness and did have some wounds to his body. you could see the blood on his body. >> you can see john miller's entire interview with the s.w.a.t. team that arrested dzhokhar tsarnaev coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> the boston marathon bombing is also influencing the immigration debate on capitol hill. tara mergener is in washington with more. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the brother

they say they are desperate because the government has been able to push them outside the suburbs. if you talk to the opposition, they did not condone the attacks, but they do say maybe it is the regime who did this, the regime who planted the bombs in order to terrify people, to to tell the rebels do not care about you and they are the ones planting the bombs and putting these car bombs in your streets and that is why you should hang on and support them because these are the only ones who can guarantee your safety. it depends who you talk to. what is obvious is on the ground, despite the security measures the government has put in place, it has failed to stop such attacks. another thing is the rebels on the ground in damascus and around it are having a setback. the government has been able to be sees them in the stronghold or clear the stronghold. at a very high cost for the civilians. either those were displaced and had to leave their homes or were killed in the very heavy bombing by government forces. >> i want to take you up on what you just have said in terms of the counterforc

police a day long manhunt shut the city down while armored vehicles and tactical teams combing the suburb.

police searched a home in the boston suburbs overnight as they continue attracting multiple persons. >> the deadly bombings in boston prompted several other cities including the scene to tighten security. expect more officers if you are headed to the emancipation day parade today. "good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it's tuesday, april 16. i am scott thuman. >> i'm greta kreuz, in for cynne simpson. live coverage of the boston marathon last will continue in a moment. first let's check on a forecast of with meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> its and a mild start. you probably don't need a jacket. but by this afternoon we will warm up and we will be warmer than yesterday. in the 50's at this hour. 37 in culpeper, 52 in frederick. it will continue to be an unsettled week. today will be dry for the most part. multiple opportunities for showers over the next several days. temperatures will be above average today, topping 70 degrees. stormy conditions by the weekend with much cooler t

who is the reason for all of this police activity and this extraordinary lockdown in boston and the suburbs is 19 year old tsarnaev. he has a massachusetts driver's license. is a resident of cambridge. we don't know the first name of his brother. they obviously came here many months ago, at least a year ago. the other thing is it bears repeating, savannah, that all this started thursday night not because the fbi was moving into arrest them. there was no tactical operation planned. five hours after the fbi showed their pictures. they were not about to arrest them. five hours after the pictures became public, they apparently decided to make a run for it and that's when all of these events began to unfold with the robbery of the 7-eleven and shooting of a campus policeman and all of these other activities that led us to where we are now. it's been quite clear to authorities that they have been in the u.s. for some time. we're told they have some foreign military experience. we believe that they were coming here from overseas because earlier this morning the boston police commissioner said the