she said vivian is up there applauding us and we have a great time of celebrate. ing. with that, supervisor lee, you should know, it's always been under dispute as to who is supposed to be responsible for this piece of land. was it the highway folks, the residents who built their homes here, was it dpw, we are trying to gift it to rec's and park for nothing because it's an incredible responsibility. look at how beautiful this place it. we do keep it up. it does barrier the intense traffic that we deal with here. i travel quite a bit and everyone i know always glances here and takes a breath of fresh air a midst all of this traffic. this adds beauty and value to this area. i would like to give this proclamation to maryann and have her treasure this and the permanent memory of her sister and how we celebrate people who are part of our culture as the brown sisters have been and also have been on literally every page of our wonderful visitors galleries, they have been in movies, commercials, they have become a part of what we see in san francisco and how we advertise ourse

vivÍan otras 9 personas con el mismo apellido.s aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". >>> dice que brillas si estÁs embarazada.. vamos hablar de lo que se comenta hoy. el papa benedicto xvi, y el presidente de mÉxico peÑa nieto se encuentran en la lista de cien personas mÁs influyentes del mundo, de acuerdo a la revista time publicada hoy, y tambiÉn la niÑa pakistani, y los obama, hasta el rapero jay z, y jennifer lawren ce, y tambiÉn el juez brasileÑo barbosa, que dice que es mÁs popular que cualquier futbolista o estrella del pop en su paÍs, y cristina aguilera de nueva york. el cantante de california miguel , y el pastor wilfredo de jesÚs, de origen de puerto rico, y la gobernadora de nuevo mÉxico susana martÍnez de ascendencia mexica mexicana, felicidades a los latinos que nos representan muy bien. >>> sÍ, me encana ta que el papa francisco estÉ en listas importantes, el presidente enrique peÑa nieto por quÉ no. >>> sÍ, es influyente de alguna manera. >>> le quiero preguntar a ustedes mi gente, a quiÉn nominarÍa como un latino mÁs infl

vivian says she's worked the stand 144 days in a row but is hoping to make it a full year. >> i think what they're doing is amazing. >> i like what i'm doing to myself. doing something important and saying we did it. i am just going to keep doing it until that point. >> reporter: in sausalito, cara liu, channel 2 news. >>> san jose san francisco officials are alerting students that an armed robbery occurred on campus. they are described as a white male wearing a hoodie and an african american man wearing a dark gray windbreaker and blue jeans. >>> these pictures were taken yesterday, they show a woman who asked to take a test drive and left a driver's license. a license the owner of the store believes is fake. the woman road off on a bike and never came back. >>-- his younger brother kerry is on death row. during kerry's trial his fathers testified they felt they neglected them as they worried about their kidnapped son. the older steinard died last month at the age of 79. >>> the words of a notorious killer has investigators looking for six victims years later. they're asking for the

. >> la creencia general de muchos es que los hispanos que noson ciudadanos estadounidenses vivian enro cmoo demuestra nuestra página, la concentracion de hispanos que no son ciudadanos en estados unidos cambia radicalmente, entre a univisiónnoticias.com para ver donde vivimos, le puede sorprender >> todos conocemos la amenaza de corea del norte, atacar con armas nucleares a estados unidos y los aliados >> pueden lanzar estos misiles nodong que llegarian a corea del sur, y japon >> musudan lcanzanjapon y el terriotorio estadounidenses de wham, si les funciona el tae po dong 2 pueden alcanzar alaska y el occidente de estados unidos, pero estados unidos prepara un sofisticado estado de defensa, que puede defender en wha, japon y corea del sur, vamos desde washington con lo último de la amenaza sur coreana >> la amenaza es con misiles de mediano alcance y un ataue en corea del sur, y sus 28 mil tropas de estados unidos estacionadas ahí, la respuesta estadounidenses, es con sistema antimisiles y radares, es un escenariosiniestro pero hay patron en lle joven líder, amenazante al igual como

familias que se veian beneficiadas ahora se ven afectadas en su economía >> fabiola y su hermana vivian hombre mandaba 200 dólares semanales, al perder su trabajo, no podía mandarla si quiera al mes >> por eso regrese, me decian que me quedara, pero mejor que no >> en febrero de 2013 se contabilizo la entrada de 1590 millones de dólares una caida de 11.9% según el banco de méxico, esta noticia es >> llega menos, y además cuando las familia svan a hacer el cambio de dólares a pesos, reciben menos pesos, porque tenemos un peso fuerte frente al dólar >> las remesas en estados unidos son la segunda fuente de divisa después del petróleo y es un ingreso importante para millones de personas >> otro dato que se ha hecho en la universidad de méxico, es que los migrantes no mandan dinero porque prefieren llevarse a su familia a los estados unidos y aquí no hay quien enviarleslas. >> en venezuela el presidente interino nicolás maduro y hizo una declaracion, dij oq chávez influyó en la eleccion del papa latinoamericano, y por la caricatura de chávez en el paraiso, y hoy dijo que se le apareció cháv

. >> we are going to lower the tree and plant the tree in honor of vivian. miriam i'm so happy that you are here with us today >> i have glad to have seen all of you and hope you have a great day and never forget the beloved city of san francisco. >> we should turn around and get the shovels. after 3. 1, 2, 3. all right. [ applause ] . all right. >>> good afternoon and thank you for coming. i'm delighted to announce that our first effort is unleashed upon the world. [ applause ] . it's only been two-and-a-half years since the moment of conception of this idea. it's an amazing tribute to our community. it reached three levels of impossibility, of getting a permit and designing it and putting it on this structure and the impossibility of getting it funded. it really is a tribute to so many and a lot of faces that i'm looking at this room tonight. it comes down to as always people. i'm going through a few moments here to give a real thanks to people who made this night and the next two years possible. i'm going to list a couple of company names, but i want to t

los 3 vivÍan bajo el mismo techo.cuenta que su esposa estuviera mra naendz algo malo. que se enterÓ de las explosiones de la maratÓn y la participacion de su esposo, a travÉs de las noticias. ella hace todo lo posible para asistir a las autoridades, la investigaciÓn. tamerlÁn forma parte de otra investigaciÓn, por la muerte de su mejor amigo. el Único amigo estadounidense que segÚn Él tenÍa. que muriÓ degollado junto con otros 2 hombres, en un departamento en massachusetts en el 2011. la madre de los hermanos tsarnaÉv sostiene que sus hijos son inocentes. >>> lo que sucediÓ fue terrible pero yo sÉ que mis hijos no tuvieron que ver con esto. yo lo sÉ soy su madre y son mis hijos. >>> quÉ hizo el hermano mayor viaje que realizÓ semanas despuÉs que su amigo fue encontrado degollado en massachusetts. cuando regresÓ ese viaje el aÑo pasado, sus amigos vieron cambios en su comportamiento y cuando tamerlÁn tsarnaÉv colgÓ videos radicales en hasta las pÁginas de las redes sociales. ilia. >>> >>> gracias vilma por tu informaci

vivian stringer, the women's coach, basketball hall of fame, one of the winningest coaches in history, a few years ago had a difficult circumstance when a national shot jaw didn't just insult her team, but really demeaned them. i'm not sure i should use the words on the air. but -- >> they were used on this air before, let's not go there again. >> yeah. what we saw there was coach stringer not only engaged in character building for her team, she, of course, she and her team avoided demeaning, dehumanizing antisocial behavior and words. when they were challenged with such words, the players grew in character. they distinguished themselves across the nation as what you would want to see in a college basketball team. >> one thing -- >> the coach, vivian stringer gets credit for this. a coach can make a difference. in fact, a coach can probably make more of a difference than anybody else in a university which is why this is important. >> it could be debated depending on what you are trying to get through congress. the tyler clemente foundation issued a response saying all students require

. >>> eran familias que vivían en las fronteras generaciones de familias. >>> pero en el 2005 los cartelesa, mucha vigilancia. >>> los guian por las zonas más peligrosas y en ocasiones los esconden en automóviles, este auto ardiño en llamas cuando huían de los agentes. >>> los agentes sacaron a un hombre y 2 jóvenes de ahí. >>> los 3 sobrevivieron, pero no se ha identificado al coyote, sea el traficante o no el mayor peligro, cientos mueren cada año. >>> hace 15 años teníamos mucha seguridad en la frontera y no había mucha vigilancia, hace 20 años también, ahora tenemos menos seguridad . >>> el envio de remesas a el salvador bajó en los primeros 3 meses del año, los salvadoreños en estados unidos enviaron poco menos de 120 millones de dólares, esto implcia 25 millones de dólares menos enviados, el dinero es fundamental para la economía del país centroamericano. >>> un poderoso terremoto derribó oficinas y viviendas en la frontera de irán con pakistán, es el segundo en irán en menos de una semana las autoridades no han confirmado el número de muertos, pero una autoridad confirmó que es el m

. >>> vivÍan avila, univisiÓn. >>> vamos a puerto rico, donde hoy se intensificÓ la controversia por con esta huelga de brazos caÍdos. >>> miles de policÍas una verdadera huelga de brazos caÍdo y un problema de seguridad interna. >>> con resultado de 6.000, por cerca de 6 o 4 dÍas que faltaron a su trabajo la policÍa de puerto rico fue encontrada por el departamento de estados unidos por erick holder, llegÓ a la conclusion que la policÍa de puerto rico, lamentablemente, es la policÍa mÁs corrupta de todos los estados unidos. >>> diego figueroa, frente a policÍas organizados que representa a puertorriqueÑos. son una mala interpretaciÓn del informe. sostiene que este, expone violaciones de derechos civiles y no que la policÍa de puerto rico es la mÁs corrupta de la naciÓn. >>> un presidente del senado ha de cump declarado la guerra ahora mismo, hoy con lo que acabas de informar, le ha declarado la guerra a la policÍa de puerto rico >>> el senador bhatia no sabe que quieren los policÍas que se seau sentaron. >>> no quieren dar la cara, es facebook y twitter, y enviarse mensajes y no dic

mis amistades lo metí a trabajar y una vez decidió terminar la relación con mi hija, inclusive ya vivíans ilusiones, inclusive este matrimonio resulta ser que el señor amablemente decide terminar. >> pero eso suele suceder, don ricardo, lamentable la situación por la que está pasando su hija y lamentable toda esta pérdida de tiempo entre comillas, con esta conciente cuando yo un riesgo tan largo de que las cosas pueden terminarlo precisamente en matrimonio. ahora, la historia de agustín y su hermana yazmin es bastante trágica porque efectivamente se quedaron huérfanos cuatro hermanos, agustín, yazmin era la mayor, agustín el segundo y yazmin se quedó como la mamá de todos, le dio estudios a sus hermanos. agustín como el papá, agustín tuvo estudios, yazmin sólo estudió hasta preparatoria, está casada,su esposo la polla para escuela y yo sé también puedan que ustedes apoyaron, será prácticamente creo que le pago la universidad agustín, él es... >> ingeniero mecánico. mire, de lo que usted me está diciendo, rocío, la relación que ellos llevaron y que en algún momento determinado de nuestra

. >> her father said vivian has raised more than $10,000 at the stand and the family has a website which says virtual lemon aid and they hope to bottle it and have it in newsstands by next month. >>> traffic is moving well on 880 westbound as you head out to the mcarthur maze, no major problems if you are driving on 680, this is a look at 880, traffic is moving a long very nicely and also at the bay bridge toll plaza, on highway 1011 looks food likewise for the san mateo bridge. >>> women advisory is kicking in although it is still a little -- wind advisory is kicking in although it is still windy and we have an advisory and it looks like that will zip out of here fast. 40s on the temperatures and a very cool air mass coolest day of the week by a mile and you can see everything is coming down out of the north, it will be sunny after some morning clouds, a little bit of snow showers, flurries in mound shaster, strong winds, a cooling trend into tonight and tomorrow morning, on the bridges again for everyone starting at 11:00 a.m. 50s and 60s on the temperatures and temperatures are stuck

i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am very proud of that. when i started to do coutoure, after a lot of stories that may be issued do another job, i said, ok, i will do my own collection. i started and never stopped after. on boat one, one woman, done all in lace in the exhibition. it starts like, ok, i did not think to make another one. so i did one after and one after and one after peter i am still doing it now. this is 1997. more than 10 years. >> i ask the question because it is very interes

. >>> y vivÍan nos dice que las presiÓngencia de vÍctimas y familiares de vick dlaems violencia estÁnsladores republicanos y demÓcratas fue gracias a las presiones que ejercen activistas sectores populares y el gobierno del presidente barack obama. >>> el vicepresidente del paÍs y el fiscal general se reunieron en la casa blanca con agentes del orden de el paÍs para presionar al congreso para asÍ que apruebe legislaciÓn de freno ne la violencia de las armas. >>> por quÉ la gente no entiende quÉ tiene que pasar?, quiero decir para apelar a la conciencia de la gente en el cono greshgs el pÚblico ve mÁs ay! que el congreso y no entienden como estamos debatiendo esto. >>> para familiares de las vÍctimas de la masacre de la secundaria sandy hook esta campaÑa es personal, y viajaron a washington dc a bordo del aviÓn presidencial como invitados del presidente barack obama, y skorltaron al congreso a actuar ahora y evitar asÍ que otros norteamericanos sufran la tragedia aquellos sufrieron, el lÍder de la mayoria del senado, decidiÓ llevo par a votacion este jueves un proyecto de ley. esta leg

. >> reporter: vivian lives very close to the house where tsarnaev was cornered. >> how do you feel now that it's over? >> it's surreal. i think i'm numb. i don't really feel -- i guess i can't believe all this happened. i know it's happening, but i'm very happy that it's over and they got him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by thousands of her neighbors in watertown. cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. brian todd, cnn, watertown, massachusetts. >> that was at fenway park yesterday and people were still cheering police whenever they bump bumped into them. >> as they should. that was an inkrenl effort. >> london's marathon is happening this morning. more than 35,000 people will pass some of the world's most famous landmarks. >> runners honored a moment of silence for the victims. they wore black ribbons in their honor as well. here's a clip of that from the bbc. >> our senior international correspondent matthew chance is live near the tower bridge in london this morning. let's talk about all the extra security. what's being done to ensure the safety of the hundreds of t

abernathy and reverend vivian, there is a new staff today. from virginia to texas, you could not have the atlanta falcons and the carolina panthers had we not one. .- won you could not have the olympics in atlanta. are free butus, we not equal. how many of you have a relative, u ws somebody who is facing home foreclosure? raise your hand. church foreclosure? student loan debt? somebody in credit card debt, stand. .omebody looking for a job the reason i ask those questions is we need now a targeted economic development plan. and i'm convinced reverend we need ton build an urban infrastructure bank that we might rebuild what we have lost and make it happen. this president should be on mount rushmore. our struggle is to making the what he should be. god bless you. thank you so much. [applause] >> reverend jackson. we heard specifics going forward into the action plan. august 28, naacp plan. the chair lady. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. we are partners in that. but as you know, you also have to do something in your own house. at the naacp we h

. >> reporter: vivian stevens also lives very close to the house where tsarnaev was cornered. how do you feel now that it's over? >> it's sur real i think i'm numb. i don't really feel -- i guess i can't believe all this has happened. i know it's happening, but actually -- i am very happy that it's over around they got him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by thousands of her neighbors in watertown. cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. and we have one nugget of information for you about the final arrest. it was officers from the massachusetts bay transit authority police who put the handcuffs on dzhokhar tsarnaev at the very end. they were pleased to have a chance to do that because it was one of their officers who was brian todd in watertown for us, excellent report. we continue to pray for healing and for comfort on the long road that lies ahead for every victim and their loved ones. this is dzhokhar tsarnaev inside an ambulance last night. now under heavy guard at a medical center where some of the people he allegedly harmed have also been receiving care. wan

. >> reporter: nine-year-old vivian an her little brother turner spent a couple of hours in the sausalitoelling lemonade. >> reporter: >> kids should be playing and nobody should work like this. >> she has raised $10,000 or $12,000 one cup at a time. we set up a website where people are allowed to give and bouvierual lemonade, and that was $100 thousand. >> reporter: they donated more than $100 thousand in net profit. he said he formed it as a social company. >> it can operate in the interest of the good rather than in the interest of profit. >> reporter: right now, the family squeezing the lemonade by hand, but they are working with a bottler hoping to have the product in stores by next month. >> she has worked at the stand 296 days in a row and plans to make it a full year. >> i think what they are doing is really amazing. >> as for how long this nine- year-old will fight for her cause -- >> >>> tonight, two popular rides at disneyland remain closed. disneyland resorts say the citations from cal osha are related to the injury of a space mountain maintenance worker in october. the park v

and and vivian vehicle. does fest on land and water. so why can't you drive want to work?you drive one of these? a full-size car that does 30 miles-per-hour and water. it would be great for rescue missions where rescuers have to go from water to land to get to a hospital. like an american fire departments by? that's as the daughter of the man who invented those vehicles, debbie gibson. your father came up with these things. why can i buy them? >> well, the car was available in europe where was legal. america is not. we cannot put air bags in a vehicle is going to go on the ocean. john: the embargo of. >> exactly. more flexible. the impact on the driver with the occupant, then they give you more discretion as to how you kindle a lot achieving that result. they don't mandate the process. john: did not mandate air bags as long as you have this or that to keep the driver safe, but there are more places where there is land and water together and more recreational. >> absolutely. >> that is exactly right. >> recreational vehicle. the laughter of the air bag. you can get approval

. >> reporter: vivian's stevens lives by herself. >> and i heard a boom and then i heard a lot of gunshots. and it happened right behind my house. >> reporter: how do you feel right now? >> it is surreal. numb. i do not believe that it is all this is happening. and i am very happy that it is over and they got him. >> reporter: this sentiment was echoed by thousands of neighborsfederal agents are confirming that the f-b-i did interview the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011, after being tipped off by a foreign government. the suspect identified himself as ethnic chechen from southern russia and officials there believed tamerlan was going to travel to the country's region to join unspecified underground groups. the fbi says it interviewed tsarnaev and relatives, and did not find any domestic or foreign terrorism activity. meanwhile, tsarnaev's uncle says he had a falling-out with the 26-year-old over his increased commitment to islam. as authorities continue to dig into the accused boston bomber's past. some are now connecting them to the islamic community. muslim leaders have condemne

vivian was inspired after seeing boys forced to carry heavy rocks. >> kids should be playing and kids should not be forced to work like this. >> her father said she has raised more than $10,000 at the stand and virtual lemonade they hope to bottle the lemonade and have it bottled in the stores next month. >>> they may seem longer after authorities pulled the plug on whyfie service and the wi-fi ended on friday. they say the 6,000 dollars bill was not worth the cost and they plan on getting the 4g met workup and running -- 4g network up and running. >>> we are looking at 280 in san jose and it looks good driving through highway 17 and getting up into the valley so if you are driving into that area it should be a very nice drive for you. also 680 traffic on the sunole grade, that looks good, let's go to steve. >>> we had a little bit of light rain and most of it is gone and now the cold air is gone and a wind advisory goes until 9:00 p.m., not too bad yesterday, even with sunshine, it will be on the chilly side, $50 and 60s. >>> the paths of a high school student took her open life, how

. >> vivian hara is taking part in this.monade as part of her take a stand come pain. >> when the campaign began, she set up the stand for 173 days in a row. >> she raised enough to free five child slaves. and now she is bottling it. to raise more money. >> it begins 1:30 at the ship's store. >> it is 100 bay street. >> can you get more by going to ktvu.com and perform clicking on web links at the bottom of the home page. >> it will take up a new bill. >> it is in california. >> jim bell of san jose and and they are backing the bill. >> it would bar lenders of making the are loans to one customer in a year. it will also extends the amount of time they have to pay back the loan. >> kool-aid has a bright red mascot. this is the image you see there. >> it is the flavored powder mixes. and it is a completer generated image. >> the company said the mascot will have more of a personality and said the mascot will be keeping the well known shape of the old one. >>> actors who played pippi long stocking. and she was arrested for assa

de estos muros de ladrillos existe un oasis para cientos de adolescentes y niÑos que en su mayorÍa vivianiÑo sdpa desamparados okay padres de bajos recurso. >>> en este caso empiezo lea fundaciÓn cuando empezaba a jugar buen godije quiero hacer a funo das y fue una gran motivaciÓn para que en mi carrera las cosas salieron bien. >>> y al principio el centro contaba con suficientes recursos y alimentaba a niÑos de primaria mucho de los cuales no sabÍan que era comer tres veces al dÍa. como sucedÍa con los 7 hijos de sara mendoza. >>> aquÍ me han ayudado mucho, por que me ayudan en el desayuno, y este hay tambiÉn mucho deporte, y entonces les ayuda a muchos hijos. >>> pero tras retirarse del golf profesional lo o arena enfrentÓ difld econÓmica para mantener su organizaciÓn. >>> mÁs o menos hace 4, 5 meses tuvimos que tener conversaciÓnes con maestros y desde pedir disculpas que no podÍamos pagar la nÓmina, y tuvimos problemas para mantenerlo la escuela sobre todo pagarles a los maestros, todos buscaron soluciones para poder cumplir sus compromisos con los pequeÑo. >>> a pesar del gran esfuer

and and vivian vehicle. does fest on land and water. so why can't you drive want to work?you drive one of these? a full-size car that does 30 miles-per-hour and water. it would be great for rescue missions where rescuers have to go from water to land to get to a hospital. like an american fire departments by? that's as the daughter of the man who invented those vehicles, debbie gibson. your father came up with these things. why can i buy them? >> well, the car was available in europe where was legal. america is not. we cannot put air bags in a vehicle is going to go on the ocean. john: the embargo of. >> exactly. more flexible. the impact on the driver with the occupant, then they give you more discretion as to how you kindle a lot achieving that result. they don't mandate the process. john: did not mandate air bags as long as you have th or that to keep the driver safe, but there are more places where there is land and water together and more recreational. >> absolutely. >> that is exactly right. >> recreational vehicle. the laughter of the air bag. you c get approval for

. >> reporter: vivian stevens lives by herself, also very close to the house where tsarnaev was cornereden heard a lot of gunshots. it happened like right behind my house. >> reporter: how do you feel now that it is over? >> it is surreal. i think i am numb. i don't really feel -- i guess i can't believe all this has happened. i know it is happening, but i mean, i am very happy that, you know, it is over and they got him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by her neighbors in watertown, cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. brian todd, cnn, watertown, massachusetts. >> reporter: now that the hunt for the suspects is over, the search for answers about motive intensifies. the latest on the bombing investigation as live coverage from boston continues. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultra-rugged kyocera torque, only from sprint direct connect. buy one get four free for your bu

. >> vivian stevens also lives very close to the house where tsarnaev was cornered.ow do you feel now that it's over? >> it's surreal, i think i'm numb. i don't really feel -- i guess i can't believe all this has happened. i know it's happening, but i mean, i'm very happy that, you know, it's over and they got him. >> sentiment echoed by thousands of her neighbors in watertown. cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. brian todd, cnn, watertown, massachusetts. >> a local boston reporter gets very close to the story. maybe even a little too close. caught in the cross fire as police move in to capture the boston bombing suspect. i'll speak with that reporter who found himself right in the middle of it all. also coming up, roads turn to rivers across the midwest. families dealing with the worst and more storms actually on the way right now. we'll go live to the disaster zone. that news and all of the other news coming out of boston when we come back. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with bu

. >> reporter: vivian stevens lives by herself also very close to the house where tsarnaev was corn cornered>> it happened right behind my house. >> reporter: how do you feel now that it's over? >> it's surreal. i think i'm numb. i don't think -- i guess i can't believe all of this has happened. i know it's happening but i'm very happy that it's over and they got him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by thousands of her neighbors in watertown. cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. brian todd, cnn, watertown, massachusetts. >> authorities have a very long road ahead of them still trying to figure out a motive for the boston bombings. we'll have a live update from washington on that next. ♪ using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere, in seconds rather than months. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. great first gig! let's go! party! awwwww... arigato! we are

. >> reporter: vivian stevens also lives close to the house where tsarnaev was cornered. how do you feel that it's over? >> it's surreal. i think i'm numb. i can't believe all this just happened. i know it's happening, but i'm very happy that it's over and they got him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by thousands of her neighbors in watertown. cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. . >> cnn's brian todd is with me. you have some information about the officers who handcuffed the suspects at the end. they had some motivation, didn't they? >> reporter: they did. the officers were from the massachusetts bay transit authority police. they were the ones that put the final handcuffs on him friday night. it was one of their officers that was injured in that really violent exchange between the two brothers and police. overnight thursday into friday. also new pictures for you, don. daylight video of the boat that was -- that the suspect was holed up in on friday and friday night. we have new daylight video we got just a short time ago of the boat, without the tarp on

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he proposed tovillian in the q&a and she -- to vivian in the q&a and she said yes and we all cried andjohn and pam by the way. we may have a -- what's it called? a union issue. when i introduced john and pam they rushed the stage. it was hilarious. they hugged me. all of the guys with the headsets are like what happened? i said it's okay. it was a very human moment. >> that's going to be a problem. >> stephanie: please do not tackle john and pam. it was hilarious. it was great. the people that came and it is like all of the issues we talk about, it is all of these people that are affected by them. woman that came that is in tears, she said that her best friend ernie, she was there with him last year and he had pancreatic cancer and he died. she just shared the story, you were the only thing -- you guys were the only thing that made him laugh and kept him going. i'm here for him. there is crying in comedy as it turns out at sexy liberal. there is another guy that said i have a connective tissue disease, i'm in so much pain. the three hours i listen to you guys the only time i get my min

my mother, me sainted irish mother was vivian, i can get away with that ethnically, all right? half irish. you know conrad term the germans? you know what he called them? after this is -- before, as they were coming into nato, he said they are a nation of -- we are a nation of carnivorous sheep. [laughter] which means they needed to have some kind of structure, military structure for the civilization of the germans. okay. so that gives you some stuff. other questions? anybody want something? i'm going to hang and here tonight, by the way. the books have arrived, i understand, and before you raise -- it's a marketing ploy, we're chaining the doors now. but it's just a marketing technique. so, you know, you're in. yes, sir. >> first of all, general, i agree with your concepts about that service. a couple of quick questions for you. did they allow you to write at all, or was there -- were you allowed to talk to your mates around the corner? is that why you had to do the tapping, because they wouldn't allow it? .. then we got into larger groups. in fact, had some things that approx

. >> reporter: vivian stevens also lives very close to the house where tsarnaev was cornered. how do you feel now that it's over? >> it's sur real i think i'm numb. i don't really feel -- i guess i can't believe all this has happened. i know it's happening, but actually -- i am very happy that it's over around they got him. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by thousands of her neighbors in watertown. cheering police as they pulled out after the arrest. and we have one nugget of information for you about the final arrest. it was officers from the massachusetts bay transit authority police who put the handcuffs on dzhokhar tsarnaev at the very end. they were pleased to have a chance to do that because it was one of their officers who was shot and wounded during the pursuit of the two suspects, cz tsarnaev and his brother, late thursday night into friday morning here in watertown, wolf. >> what a dramatic moment it was indeed. brian todd in watertown for us, excellent report. >>> up next, the fbi was actually warned about one of the suspects by a foreign government. did the fbi dro

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