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u.s. city of boston the following the killing of a police officer the massachusetts institute of technology there all reports that none getting violent incident in watertown has resulted in the year arrest of a suspect in the bombing of the city's marathon these are live pictures we can bring at the moment f.b.i. agents members of the national guard are involved in the massive manhunt along with hundreds of police officers witnesses say they heard gunfire and blasts obviously we'll bring you more on this developing story as we get it. back with more in a couple of minutes just after a short break. the book about international and world in the very heart of moscow. but again welcome back venezuela's electoral body has announced an order to the remaining votes just hours before the swearing in of the country's president elect nicolas maduro is now a victory over an opposition rival hungary cake as has split the country wrong in the middle sparking large scale demonstrations. reports now from caracas first of all ready fifty four percent of the votes have been audited the day after the electio

u.s. city of boston to terror blast that struck at its landmark marathon on monday killing three including a child and injuring many more and hundreds the attacker was followed by an intensive manhunt for two suspects through the city suburbs and eventually saw one of the alleged bombers killed and the other wounded and taken into custody artie's an associate should can i looks back at the bit to events. mayhem took place here at an area still cordoned off at a sporting event that attracted tens of thousands of participants and thousands of spectators from all over the world two bombs went off just seconds apart from each other at the finish line of the boston marathon the explosions were so strong. even three people over a hundred and seventy five injured despite all of the money the united states spends on security it was a surveillance camera of a department store that helped pinpoint the two brothers behind the tragedy several memorials like this one have been set up throughout the city of boston to remember the victims the three people who died including an eight year old boy two youn

of those living there. >> thank you. keeping us up-to-date on the turmoil over the latest italian politics. we go to the u.s.. people in the city of boston are breathing a collective sigh of relief after the arrest of the second suspect in monday's boston marathon bombings. investigators are waiting to interrogate dzhokhar tsarnaev, who is lying seriously injured in a boston hospital. the 19-year-old and his brother are believed to have killed three and wounded more than 170 others. the police are trying to work out what exactly their motive was. >> the spectacular manhunt came to an end here. police surrounded a house in suburban watertown, where dzhokhar tsarnaev was hiding in a boat. a resident tipped them off after .potting blood on the boat an infrared camera helps to track him down. 9000 police officers had been searching all day. >> we are so grateful to be here right now. we're so so grateful to bring justice and a closure to this case, to those families that lost loved ones or suffered injuries. >> locals were overjoyed by the news, cheering police and celebrating in the streets. >> very happy about it, relieved. i live not too

of poultry. >>> welcome to nhk world "newsline." u.s. authorities are carrying out a large-scale manhunt around the city of boston, searching for a suspect they believe is responsible for the city's marathon bombings. a second suspect is dead. >>> media says they're brothers from chechnya. investigators accuse the men of killing a security guard earlier at the massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge. police say the pair car jacked a vehicle after that to make their escape. reuters reports they kept the driver hostage for about a half hour. officers caught up with them in nearby watertown. they engaged in a gunfight. residents heard shots and explosions. after police captured one of the suspects, they announced he had died. boston political identified the man on the run as the one in the white hat. they say he is 19 years old. the dead suspect was 26 years old. the brothers had been in the united states for several years. >> we believe this to be a terrorist. a man that's come here to kill people. we need to get him in custody. >> remain in your home, we're going through doing a serge, please stay in your homes, do not come out

spectators during the city's marathon it was the worst of mastic attacks since nine eleven happening despite the u.s. investing billions in security over a decade ati's anastasio has more from boston. the picture perfect city of boston brings back memories and fears that americans have not dealt with since september eleventh. it really hasn't hit me yet. like i had couldn't sleep last night i'm constantly like anxious nervous and i can't focus on my studies because i'm a graduate student a block from where it happens like wow like if i really had the investigation is yet to determine whether the attack was carried out domestically or by a foreigner and whether or not individuals were behind this and even though officials say there's no longer an immediate threat security has been beefed up here in boston and throughout the united states the obama administration has already referred to what happened as a terror act but exactly what kind of consequences this will have for america's foreign and domestic policy remains to be seen a media frenzy surrounding the bombings the united states has not seen a similar act in years officials are saying the investigation is still very fluid but

u.s. capitol to be lowered at half staff out of respect for victims of the boston marathon explosions. >>> as you heard susan say, officials in other cities in the u.s. and around the world are tightening their security in light of the bombings. in new york police have increased patrols in highly visible areas.  >> in london, british police are getting ready for their security issues because the london marathon is this sunday. washington also on high alert. the secret service has expanded his security perimeter around the white house. >>> ko im is at the parade route where thousands are expected this morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. we're at the end of the parade route at 14th and pennsylvania avenue in front of freedom plaza. officials don't want you to be alarmed. the mayor and the chief want you to feel comfortable during the event on this public holiday in the district. there's going to abprayer breakfast around -- to be a parade break fast around here at 8:00. officials addressed security concerns at a press conference yesterday. the mayor and the chief saying there is no specific threat to the nation's capitol

boston marathon bombs went off near the finish line and u.s. president barack obama said he would put all his federal departments and agencies at the disposal of boston if that city needs help from washington washington will provide it u.s. president barack obama also give it give a very short press conference saying that the u.s. still does not know who did the attacks why they would do something like this but whoever is responsible will be held accountable obama did not use the words terrorism or bombs when he briefly updated the media for what i say was probably less than three minutes now marina as you had just mentioned you reported earlier that a twenty year old saudi man had been detained now was news that was according to the new york post but then police officers in and boston actually denied those claims is there any new information about that man in particular is that the man that's at the hospital being questioned that you know that's something that i cannot confirm and that's right we should remind our viewers if they were watching a few a few hours back that the new york post did did report twenty year old saudi national was being considered a suspe

u.s. senate. of ricinility poison. more on a tense fornight,a showers. >> >>> on the broadcast tonight from boston, the toll of the dead and wounded from this city trying to recover from a terrorist bombing. tonight, we have the latest available information on the investigation so far including what exploded, the devices themselves and the cruel design behind them. >>> also tonight, the deaths of the innocent victims and the stories emerging from a disastrous day. our special coverage, "nbc nightly news" from boston begins now.

boston, but the city will overcome. reporting live in boston, i'm randall pinkston. back to you. >> thank you, randall. >>> washington, d.c. along with other u.s. cities have increased their security after yesterday's attack. part of new york's laguardia airport has been evacuated due to a report of a suspicious package. here locally, d.c. police have increased their patrols along today's emancipation day parade. our bruce johnson is standing by. he's in northwest washington. he has more information on that part of the story. bruce? >> reporter: jc, we're in the middle of pennsylvania avenue northwest. talked to the mayor a short time ago. he says there have been no incidents. he's excited about the size of this crowd. it's emancipation day in d.c. recognizing, commemorating what happened here back in 1862, some 3,000 slaves, african- americans were freed by abraham lincoln. that was before the emancipation proclamation. behind me a group of distinguished men. talk to me first about boston and this being the nation's capital, you know this could also be a target. what are your thoughts? >> first of all, the brothers of the fraternity want to send their prayers out to the families of those in boston. we think it wa

this morning, boston, this city awakening with a new sense of relief, the lone surviving suspect in the bombings now in custody in an historic manhunt that paralyzed this city, a really major u.s boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! >> chanting the name of their beloved city, giddy bostonians really erupted in celebration after police captured 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. this morning he is hospitalized in serious condition, this photo showing tsarnaev just as he's being arrested, this has exploded across social media overnight and this image from cbs news shows the bloody teen on a boat in a watertown backyard where he had likely been hiding for hours. he was first wounded in the friday morning shoot-out with police that killed his brother. he may have been hit again in last night's gun fight with police. the boat's owner pulled back a tarp to find tsarnaev lying there, he was apparently weak from blood loss but still refused to surrender until the last volley of gunfire. >> we have movement in the boat. he just sat up. he's moving, flailing about. >> it was massive blood loss that likely put dzhokhar tsarnaev in the hospital after his capture. >> the sus

of terror in boston. civilians targeted on u.s. soil during the annual marathon. two bombs explode during the city's signature event, shattering lives forever. listen to the initial police call. >> we have a report of a couple explosions here. we have serious injuries. two explosions. we have casualties here. we have at least a dozen serious injuries. >> good morning. this is a special edition of "first look." the city of boston remains on edge this morning after a day of celebration was hit by terror. two deafening bombs detonated just second as apart. police describe explosives as small improvised devices. but they had a huge impact. felt and heard miles from the blast site. three people are confirmed dead, including an 8-year-old boy. 140 are wounded and being treated. for injuries ranging from severity from cuts and bruises to limb damage, resulting in amputation. >> there's a variety of injuries. most of them are combined lower extremity issues. a lot of shrapnel injuries. many of those involve the lower extremities. but shrapnel injuries can affect the entire body. >> the chaos began just befo

the city of boston was locked down for one of the largest manhunts in u.s.ire ) that ended in a dramatic firefight with police. but many questions about the two suspects remain, and we'll get the latest from massachusetts governor deval patrick, boston police commissioner edward davies, our correspondents covering the story, john miller and bob orr, plus the chairman of the hois homeland security security

of the the they met on boston common and sang songs and wrote messages. there was a heavy military presence at the vigil with dozens of members of the national guard. u.s. cities across the have been on high alert. officers have been on patrol outside the white house. all the victims of the attack, a flag on top the white house was to half mast on tuesday morning. coming up in the program, while aid workers in aleppo, syria, collect dozens of bodies, we will hear from a former u.n. humanitarian official who has just returned from the city. also, help is on the way. howone of the core issues is the hunger striking prisoners whose life is threatened, in his ninth month in congress strike. this is a demand made by the palestinian people and the palestinian authority issued a statement on tuesday evening saying that the international community must press i israel to release him so he does not die in prison. this is an important issue politically for the palestinian authority. since before the signing of the oslo accord in 1993, the palestinian authority has been demanding the release of 100 and prisoners and they are still in jail. >> two rockets have struck the s

of many targeting u.s. civilians. in 1993 terrorists targeted the world trade center killing six people. in 1995 was the oklahoma city bombing. 168 people killed in that attack. similar to today's attack in bostonctators gathered in a park when the attacks took place and the horrific events of 9/11, thousands killed. seared into memory. police are collecting security camera video from the scene searching for clues about who could have done this and why. >> the fbi and boston police will be going over all the videotapes from that entire neighborhood looking to see if there was someone suspicious or someone they recognize doing facial recognition analysis and running facial software to see who was there. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm pierre thomas in washington. >> the task ahead. thanks to pierre for that. >>> next up we talk to a survivor, one of the runners knocked down at the finish line. he made it through this harrowing attack. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough? ♪ you give it bold styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements. the redesigned 2013 glk. the next great advance from mercedes-benz. starting at $37,090. [ male announcer ] this

the city of boston was locked down for one of the largest manhunts in u.s. history. ( gunfire ) that ended in a dramatic firefight with police. but many questions about the two suspects remain, and we'll get the latest from massachusetts governor deval patrick, boston police commissioner edward davies, our correspondents covering the story, john miller and bob orr, plus the chairman of the hois homeland security security committee, mike mccaul. and we'll get analysis from former new york mayor rudy giuliani, and former homeland security secretary tom ridge. but that was not the only story this week. there was also the senate's failure to strengthen gun control laws. >> all in all, this was a pretty shameful day for washington. >> schieffer: we'll hear this morning from the newtown victims' families. >> my mom was not scared in the halls of sandy hook. they should not be scared to cast a vote to protect millions of people. >> schieffer: it was a week of lows and highs. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >> schieffer: and we'll cover it all because this is "face the nation."

boston marathon bombings that shocked the world. >> and the city is trying to heal. people in boston and across the u.s. observing a moment ofcal time monday. >> it was intense. it was full of highs and lows. we worked really, really hard. there were a lot of people that came to help solve this problem but the bottom line was we got them. they are either arrested or dead. and that is the way we have to deal with this type of a situation. we try to prevent everything. and we are so sympathetic to anybody injured or killed in this attack but they caught us and we now have to go back and hold accountable. >> let's bring you up to speed. the surviving suspect is communicating with investigators from his hospital bed. dzhokhar tsarnaev indicated that he and his deceased older brother acted alone and had no help from foreign terrorist groups. >>> as the dust begins to settle investigators and lawmakers are looking back at how the case was handled. >> the movement of one suspect is raising important questions. >> reporter: as lawmakers are praising authorities for the wick work members of congress are calling for hearings into the

, wrapping up, hearing from the governor, from the mayor of the city of boston, from head of the police department in watertown to the u.s. attorney to the special agent in charge of the fbi and special agent in charge of the atf, it was the round robin of all the agencies involved. we got the most from the commissioner of police, ed davis, that gave us a number of granular details about what happened taking the custody into custody. we are await president obama due to speak live on this matter within a matter of minutes. we will go to that as soon as it happens. in terms of new information we learned, the most remarkable thing is how they found him. the watertown police chief got up his turn at the mike, said we got that call from a watertown resident and that's how we got the guy. we're told a resident once the shelter in place order was lifted stopped sheltering in place, went outside. his boat was parked outside the house. he noticed blood on the tarp that covered the boat. the resident approached it and pulled the tarp back and saw the suspect hiding inside the boat covered in blood. the resident retreated, called 9

of anything. we are also learning today boston was pearlly the beginning of the brothers' terrorists spree. according to the new york times a u.s. official confirmed that new york cityely their next target. they learned that information by a motorist that was carjacked by the brothers last week. one of the suspects reportedly told the man they planned to drive to new york city in the coming days. here is our one and only ann coulter. how are you? >> fine. how are you? >> fine. i watch this and now i'm a little concerned because he has his miranda rights, right to remain silent. i think it's a mistake not to treat him as an enemy combatant. the evidence for the trial exists so what's the point? >> why not just shoot up the boat? if we aren't going to talk to him and get any information about the cell, about any foreign influence -- >> what's the point? >> they should have kept shooting when they caught him in the boat. get him in the automatic death penalty there. i totally agree with you. i've seen it happen a million times. lawyers are cowards, you you see them on tv. and no, a civilian trial >> i'm not worried about the guilty verdict. that's coming. >> i agree. >

city is taking an abundance of precautions. today mayor gray offered assistance that the city of boston may need and sent out prayers to people there. here at the u.s. capitol the flag is flying at half-staff tonight. d.c. police are on a heightened security level and metro transit police are stepping up patrols. today was patriot day in boston. tomorrow is a d.c. holiday. emancipation day a parade is set to begin at 11:00 a.m. heading along pennsylvania avenue from 3rd street to freedom plaza. the city is saying security measures are in place. >> we believe we're well-prepared to be able to defend the 600 32,000 people who live here and the many thousand who visit the city especially during this time of the year -- >> for washington, d.c., because we have so many events here and because this is the nation's capital the combination of law enforcement resources here on daily basis with the united states park police, metro transit police and our partners we have a lot of assets and resources here and everything that needs to be in place is in place. >> while officials are confident in security measures they do of course encourage the public to be vig

of us. it really a scares me. >> i thought boston was relatively safe compared to the rest of the cities in the u.s., but apparently. >> that is just a flavor of -- of, you know what the people in boston are seeing tonight. we obviously wanted to show everybody in the nation what, what it is like. boston is going to recover from this. >> of course. absolutely. strong, tough people. wcvb in boston doing some great work. >> that's right. absolutely. . wcvb in boston doing some great work. >> that's right. absolutely. [ phoebe ] stress sweat. it's different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse, and it can happen anytime -- to anyone! like when i ran to catch the train to work and a draft blew my skirt up and everybody here saw my unmentionables. yeah, and they aren't even cute. hello, laundry day. no... [ female announcer ] stress sweat can happen to anyone, anytime -- and it smells worse than ordinary sweat. get 4x the protection against stress sweat. introducing new secret clinical strength stress response scent. ♪ >>> welcome back. you know while most people ran away from the blast at the finish line of the boston

of the deadly explosion inside boston. heightened security is in place in a number of major cities inin the u.s.aution. >> that includes the nation's capital. the emancipation day parade in a the district will depo on as gos scheduled. melanie alnwick is live outsidee of the nation's capital. >> reporter: good morning, wisdom and sarah. the secret has expanded its security. it's because of the ramped up going on acr metro area.ea. pennsylvania avenue has been sealed off the white house. whie extra personnel can be seen both on the ground and the white an house roof. a secret service spokesperson says that the precautions are taken out of precautions. me trop tametropolitan police se department is on heightened alert. emancipation parade is going gn to depo on scheduled. -- go on as scheduled? sche , we believe that we are well wl prepared to be able to defend the thousands of people that tht live here and the thousands ofas people that visit the city especially during this time of m the year. >> reporter: mayor gray and and chief lanier saying there's bee' no information that would woul suggest

jenna: one of the headlines we saw and wanted to work through with you is this: al-qaeda can transform u.s. cities into baghdad. that's one of the headlines we saw. another one with: boston trying to understand the enemy, walid, how does how this is being covered overseas help us do that so that we don't have things like this happen? >> absolutely. jenna, what you have mentioned now probably is the most dangerous of all attacks i have seen first on jihadi web sites and then even on some written web sites by those in support of al-qaeda. and that sentence is very important. that's where the debate should be going as well in addition to the details of what we're discovering about those two individuals. in the region the jihadi supporters of either the chechnyanjihadis or the taliban, those in north africa including those who attacked us in benghazi, what did they say? this is just one operation. others came and said, look, we've been able to shut down boston, a big city. we've been able to shut down its air space, trains were not functioning. so they have a different perspective of what they call and see as a victory. and worse some web sites were talking about repetitive,

of the week's headlines terrorist strikes in the u.s. for the first time since nine eleven blasts hit the boston marathon and the manhunt that followed plunges the city into fear. seven dead as post-election violence flares in venezuela this week with the opposition angry over presidential loss hugo chavez a successor meanwhile promises a revolution within a revolution the world's most oil rich nation. a devastating fertilizer plant explosion leaves entire neighborhoods of a texas town blowing clear the fog over lax regulations and glaring safety sure four. plus bahrain's government gives the green light to sunday's formula one race amid clashes and protests by tens of thousands as the opposition shifts the world's focus to the country's poor human rights record.

u.s. of the last 32 years has generated 10 are more casualties, that is fatalities and injuries together. host: this is the headline this morning. the city of bostonve on to a sense of normalcyt as the investigation continues into dzhokhar tsarnaev who remains injured and intubated. guest: their travel is likely going to be key to understand whether or not this event was foreign inspired, or perhaps even concocted c with individuals abroad. the key questions will likely revolve around the older brother, and secondary questions, how it did this individual seem to lead such a double life? all the family and friends that have come forward have been shocked. that happens quite frequently in this type of case, but in this case he really does seem to have been quite well liked and well integrated and kept this other part of his life entirely separate. basedand again, this is on what we know so far. it seems like a lot of the questions into the older brother, the 26-europe, who spent six months in russia. there was a conversation over the weekend between the president and russian president vladimir putin. guest: right now there is no strong reason to thi

the u.s..n the mayor of boston says he's concerned that it might never be possible to properly question the surviving suspect in last monday's bomb attack on the city's marathon. this after it emerged that 19- year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev has a gunshot wound in the throat and remains unable to speak. the people of boston have been doing what they can to overcome .he trauma of the past week another show of solidarity after a distressing week. fans of the city's hockey team filled the stands and raise their voices together to sing the national anthem. nearly a week after the marathon bombing, investigators are working hard to establish a motive. a team of interrogators is waiting to question the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. he has not spoken to investigators so far. >> the older brother is dead. we have a second one in very serious condition. we don't know if we'll be able to question the individual. >> speculation is that one of his wounds came from a suicide attempt. this was the climax of a manhunt. a thermal camera kept watch over the boat where the suspect was hiding. they say it's likely the two brothers acted alone. for many in boston, th

city of boston shut down friday, one question kept rearing its head. would law enforcement use a drone to help locate and capture the suspects? from controversial u.s.ttacks on alleged terrorists in pakistan and afghan sfan to do it yourself gadgets you can buy on the internet, dproens seem to be everywhere. we went to find out who's watching you. pilots with the miami-dade's police department are assembling their newest tool in law enforcement. this is one of two drones in their arsenal and carries a payload of a single camera. >> it basically assists us in getting an aero view for the ground units, the incident commanders and first responders on the scene. so that they can better prepare to approach a situation. >> miami-dade is one of more than a dozen law enforcement agencies which are incorporating drones into daily operations. although their use is heavily regulated. >> we can't just sit and say we're going to fly this thing from the station and we're going to surveil the city. that doesn't work that way. we can't fly over populated areas or near highrises. >> straps in place? >> check. >> reporter: "nightline" recently visited during an exerc

of feeding great relationships. >>> i'm chris cuomo live here in boston. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we're watching people file out of the interfaith service here "healing our cityow. people obviously moved. we're hearing their conversations as they go by. and now it is time to heal here in boston. at the same time they will do their best to figure out who committed the crime here and why. we're monitoring a lot of news for you at this hour. we also have a developing situation in texas. we're going to go to a press conference with the governor there as soon as we can get it. and there's news elsewhere in the country. in chicago a sinkhole swallowed three cars this morning. we want you to take a look at it. it's very dramatic video. we actually see the car falling in. one person was in his car when it fell into the hole. fortunately, he was able to get out. no injury there to him. you can see the big puddles all around that sinkhole. chicago right now is under a flash flood warning, that's part of the precipitation here of what happened literally and figuratively. three to five inches of rain has fallen in the last 24 hours. one to two more inches are expected. t

of respect for the victims in boston. >>> security is stepped up at the white house, including airports and metro stations, there is no incredible threat, there is a precaution here and across the u.s. cities tonight. more on what is being done to keep you safe, jackie? >> well, we can tell you that every law enforcement agency is on high alert tonight. >> reporter: the most visible is near the white house, and lafayette square. within moments, of the explosion says at the boston marathon. they quickly evacuated the plaza in front of the white house. >> they ordered everybody, and frantically running up and down with the tape. i asked if it had going do with the explosions at the boston marathon. >> reporter: with the motive >> we have enhanced security around the city. we would vthat with an incident national lee internationally, until we have confirmation there is no threat to washington, d.c. >> we hope that people will continue to come down and engin we plan to go f,d as we planned prior readyc forvtv in boston. >>> metro, keeping officers on overtime. the transit agency is advising described it more like bombay than ybo in boston from reaction from local sjí"o the blast. >> reporter:

city of boston pauses to remember what happened a week ago today. >>> plan of attack. developing news of yet another terrorist plot -- this one foiled. passenger trains from the u.s. to canada among the potential targets. >>> the traffic jam starting to build up at our airports. flight delays just beginning to emerge today as those budget cuts in washington begin to hit home. and the extraordinary events of a week like no other in this country. our special look tonight at what happened while we were all watching boston. happened while we were all watching boston. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. it is a bit hard to believe it's been a week since the bombings in boston and yet today ten minutes to 3:00 eastern time marked a week exactly. in parts of boston, you could hear nothing at all. something else happened today. the surviving bomber was charged. and as often happens, the feds came public with details of what they have gathered so far in this investigation that none of us had heard before. pete williams has headed up our coverage since first word of the bombing a week ago. he starts us off again tonight

of the week's headlines terrorist strikes in the u.s. for the first time since nine eleven is double blasts hit the boston marathon and the manhunt that followed plunges the city into face. seven dead as post-election violence flares in venezuela this week the opposition angry over a presidential loss hugo chavez his successor meanwhile promises a revolution within a revolution the world's most oil rich nation. a devastating fertilizer plant explosion levels entire neighborhoods of a texas time blowing clear the fog of lax regulations and glaring safety shortfalls . plus bahrain's government gives the green light to sunday school no one writes in it clashes on protests by tens of thousands as the opposition shifts the world focus on the country's poor human rights record.

u.s. capitol flying at half-staff. sympathies going out from the nation and from the district all of those impacted by the tragedy in boston and today mayor gray did assemble the city's security team to address security concerns here in the nation's capital and what was being done as a precaution. >> first of all i want to send out our thoughts and prayers to the people of boston. >> mayor vincent gray offering to provide any assistance that the city of boston may need while also stating that d.c. is at the ready. >> we believe that we're well-prepared to be able to defend the 600 32,000 people who live here and the many thousands who visit the city especially during this time of the year -- >> d dr. police are on heightened alert and metro transit police have officers on patrol throughout the system -- d.c. >> there were a lot of police there. as we walked to the tidal basin, there were a lot of police there. >> residents and tourists on edge after the tragedy at the boston marathon. >> you can definitely feel 10 shin. -- 10 shin. i've been here before and the city is usually alive and vibrant and you can feel a little bit of tension and nervousness. you walk by peo

he represents that city, boston properties is a huge real-estate conglomerate, but also he is a journalist and editor in chief of u.s. news and world report. this is a man who says i and doubling down on boston. boston is in the name of our company. we will increase security and our boston offices. he said he would of course wave the boston flag even more dramatically. >> people who are bostonian some of the merrier, originally from boston, but going to our affiliate, channel 25 in boston the latest. >> typically you tend to get the people who are closer to the impact. you can get people who are fairly far away as well who will have either shrapnel or some other kinds hit them. generally any explosive injury like this how close your to the blast. >> how long? >> we have enough time to prepare. very little time. also very well drilled. we have done city-wide drills for this kind of event. and so they're very well prepared. they scramble theirs. the victims were assessed and tree august. very quickly. >> can you just recap the injuries. >> we had 26 transported. critically injured patients. eight to ten more serious i

u.s. train routes. jake? >> all right, tom foreman. thank you. returning to the manhunt that shut down the city of boston for a day while to yous of police combed every corner, the big break came when a watertown man stepped outside for a smoke and spotted the suspect hiding in a boat trailered in his backyard. this picture posted on facebook was the first glimpse we got of the suspect in police custody. watertown police captain raymond dupree was among the first at the scene. he joins me now. first of all, david henneberry is the homeowner. you spent the night with him even after dzhokhar had been taken away. he must have been freaking out. that is unsettling. tell us about it. >> he was very nervous. he was very upset and just gathered in things and went elsewhere for the night. >> what did you tell him to reassure him, it's over, the guy's gcaught, that's it. >> i told him everything was okay, i walked through the house with him, collected his personal belongings and made arrangements to stay elsewhere. i asked him to give me a call if he needed anything. >> when do police think that dzhokhar went int

of the largest attacks in the u.s. history was the oklahoma city bombing. that was oklahoma city, not times square or boston.s a medium-sized city out in the plains, so, really, any business in america could be vulnerable to it no matter where you are. melissa: seems like odds are nothing, though, unless you're in -- very close. >> well, that's a mistake people make. fripsz, hurricane sandy, they thought they couldn't get flooded, and, in fact, they did. same with terrorism. if this is the new normal, expect more attacks like this in the future, unfortunately. melissa: if i have a standard policy, not covered, my store blows up, luckily, i'm okay enough i make a phone call to figure out afterwards, you know, the store, the glass shattered call them, and they say it's an act of terrorism, it's not covered? >> if certified by the secretary of state and attorney general, deemed a terrorist attack, if you bought the coverage, you're covered, no question, but if you didn't buy it, you would not be. melissa: all damages not covered? people in the boston marathon route with the glass shattered, they are out? >> no,

u.s. and canada. it effects ad cities and crvs. honda will notify owners of recalled vehicles by the middle of next month. >>> if you are just waking up and joining us a very tense situation in boston. we'll have the latest on the ongoing search for the second boston marathon bombing suspect. >>> welcome back to the ktvu morning news. we are taking you live right now to watertown, massachusetts it's a town just outside of boston a few miles. we are following the breaking news in the boston bombing. one suspect if you are just joining us right now a lot of things have happened over night. one suspect is dead. another still on the run following a night of explosions and deadly gunfire. again we are live this is watertown, massachusetts. mass transit there shut down in the city. people being told to stay indoors. do not answer the doors. the associated press reporting that the two suspects are brothers from the russian re onof chechen. claudine wong is watching all of the latest developments from the newsroom. she will have a live report coming up. >>> police are investigating a body found in oakland. the discovery was made on 85th avenue. the body was found at 7:40. police would not