since youn some time and i spoke and enough time has elapsed. these were devices that were left there. were you content with the precautions and are you content based on what is in the public domain? that this is isolated to boston? get say't think i would things are isolated. i think that's the most likely outcome, but i think officials are taking excellent precautions and a number of cities around it populated areas to make se there are not things they don't yet understand. what everyone in the national security community will be scared of are the things they don't know and don't see and that's what the precautions are for. we see a couple of things over the past several hours. first, the first reports are wrong. we have seen that be the case. there's a lot of confusion about whether there were other devices found. the answer is we are not sure. yorkials in boston, new and san francisco are increasing police presence and doing additional screening and that is exactly the right course. >> let's talk about something you don't hear much about tha

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i would shun them more than youn know look up to their message. e >> it's just really scary. i is have a lot of friends thatt are runners were going to watchc the race and just concern for fr their safety.sa >> in the future do you run. >> i do. >> have you run in a marathon. a >> never in a marathon. >> but even in a big race, race people are there, is this going to affect how you run, will you run in a race again? ag >> you have to be cautious. ca anything can happen anywhere, aw you never know.u ne >> reporter: rightve now we'rew hearing from the mayor of bostof who is talking about the marathon. let's go there live right now. >>> karen, thank you very much. we're going to go to boston mayor. >> check with mayor vince gray c who is holding a press press conference to talk about the situation here in ouro area. >> okay, i apologize. we will try to gel get that foru in a moment. let's check in with maureen umeh. you were checking on the incredible images that were taken from the marathon today. o >> we have gotten a lot of incredible images, but before yoitell you that. that

i'm sure there are a lot of people who commit heinous crienlcrimeswhen they were youne pretty good jobs's not up to us to decide what the legal issue is. if columbia wants to hire her, they paid her debt -- she paid her debt. i was part of the anti-war movement in the '60s and '70s. there was a fringe element of the anti-war movement that gave us the bad name, not the least of which was the weather underground. all people who did that were not that kind of people. i would hope redford's movie would make that clear. >> she should still be in jail. >> why? she paid her price. >> the underground founder is at the university of chicago. his girlfriend is at northwestern law, and now kathy is at columbia university. i don't want my kid learning from a radical activist. >> it's a good idea. take those schools off your list. there's a lost schools you've got to take off. >> that's the problem. >> putting these people in high profile positions at major jiewforts thauniversities that g thoughts of our young people. >> is there a shortage of good professors? >> i just find this assumption that yo

i hope that the leaders to stand up for precisely that process to be let me ask youne other question. federal judge has supported the immigration and customs enforcement challenge to president obama is deferred deportation policy and the judge in the case is even intimating that ice may be successful. what is your reaction to that preliminary indication and that case for the federal court? >> it is very encouraging because the union, in this case, which brought the suit on behf of the 5,000 employees who are charged with enforcing migrationnlaws in the country has said that the administration is keeping us from doing our jobs. and if we're going to do immigration reform, the first thing we're going to have to do is to convince the american people that this will not be a repeat of 1986 when we gave legal status, in fact, quick, easy path with the citizship for 3 million people and then never honed the commitments on enforcement, including employer sanctions. all of that will be a good measure of whether or not the administration and senate are willing to recognize something that i thin

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he said it would be a huge mistake that it would further ice lat pyongyang and the youn. he also dealt with the pentagon report which claimed that north korea could be close to putting a nuclear are warhead on its ballistic missiles and called it inaccurate but also warned that pyongyang is making advances. north korea said it would never abandon its nuclear program as residents in pyongyang prepare for the birthday monday of kim il song. kerry is in favor of new you talks and new aid going north korea once it recognizes the national demands for that country to rein in its nuclear pro gram. next stop, china. that north korea ally is key to all of the mess here. >> sean: here to react to all of this fox news military analyst jack keene. victor are cha. the former director for asian affairs at the national security council. let me start with you. is it -- do they have the potential for nukes or not or are they close? >> they are very close, sea i mean this has been a 25 year effort to develop long-range ballistic missiles tipped with nuclear weapons that can reach the unite

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youn see armorederent. car out there today with a sign on it saying "cape cod swat team." all this equipment bought in the post-9/11 era. >> suarez: david, has law enforcement at any level confirmed what it is they're looking for behind those barricades in watertown? can they talk at all about who it is, what it is they think they're going to find? >> well, they started this morning thinking that they were going to find dzhokhar dzhokhar was in that area, they thought, they were sure that they had him in that area and now they've been compressing in and yet there's some doubt now as to whether or not he's there. >> suarez: farah, you mentioned you lived right near where the suspects did. when you were poking around and reporting today talking to people in the area, what did they tell you about the brothers a nigh yef. >> well, the family came in 2002. the so dzhokhar was nine years old, his brother was 16. the father used to make money selling cars so he was often seen outside the house fixing up old cars and selling them. but a lot of the crowd that was being evacuated. a

don't know where the younger man ended up, where he planted cisry of fore or bombs, that's these two youn ori the family from chechnya, the younger one born in kyrgyzstan. >> we're getting some new information in from connecticut state police saying that the vehicle that josh just described is occupied possibly by someone who is a suspect. so, we are getting very, very breaking details right now. i want to bring in brad garrett to talk about what may be happening right now in connecticut. brad, you just heard that new information about police are saying. vehicle they're searching may be occupied. >> and it shouldn't surprise anyone that he would predictably car jack someone and keep moving. he did get outside the police perimeter. what you're going to see as the day unfolds, though, as marthaened others pointed out, he may be able to pull this bombing off but he's not really a savvy criminal, if you will, and his world is going to continue to narrower and narrower and if the police are lucky to stop that vehicle in some way and i guarantee you, they're going to stop it where they don't ha

. >> all right, melanie thank youn very much. >> "washington post" editor vernon lowe ran the bostonathon yesterday. he was not injured. he joins us now by phone from f boston with his eye witness account of the chaotic aftermath. are you there? >> yes, am. >> glad you are safe. tell us what you experienced. where were you when the explosions occurred? >> i finished the race a little bit before the bombs went offen and i was kind of in the. when you heard the explosions i need immediately they were bombs. they were unmistakably loud, unlike anything, you know,no industrial type noises you are a apt to here. h and, you know, i immediately i sent an e-mail back to the post saying two bombs went off at the boston marathon. >> you had no doubt right away. you didn't think because i knowi there wasnk speculation during early moments maybe this was a gas explosion, natural gas explosion or something like that you didn't think so? >> i didn't. i heard people here say they the thought it was a sell bra tory cannon or something but there was one blast and then another. maybe it's by backgroun

jed lowrie and a chris youn hit back-to- back home runs in the seventh inning last night, help with athletics a look at storm tracker 4. we will be right back with more weather coverage. >> thank you for joining us on this thursday, april 4th. here is a live look outside at interstate 80 in emeryville. a soggy commute all morning long. >> over to san jose were drivers are seeing wet roads as well. we are tracking it all for you. >> we are tracking the rain for you on storm tracker 4. mainly these bay shore is getting light showers. the same thing goes for the peninsula. it is mainly dry conditions through sunnyvale and cupertino. we do have showers along the san mateo bridge. we will see this pushing within the next couple of hours. the north bay is getting the most of the rain. this is from ovato to the golden gate bridge. we will take a look at what is in store as well as the weekend. >> we're also watching weather this morning as rain is coming down pretty hard around the bay area. kron4 will tran is live in emeryville with more. >> the rain has just picked up within the past 30 minutes. t

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inquire about orientation of employees, volunteers, are members or prevent membership but those are younhat point, comfortable having gays got members, but saying no to gay leaders? i am for the measure that being able to admit use is certainly something i support and i think the proposal should move forward. i do not agree that we should adult volunteers based on sexual orientation. i think it is an absolute non- issue. the scouts themselves in the executive summary of the studies that have done. out that this has absolutely no own sexual youth's orientation, the fact that they would be led by homosexual leader, and there's no correlation -- it says very emphatically in the materials that were released on friday, that there's no correlation between pedophilia and homosexuality. host: congratulations on your eagle scouts later today in their accomplishments. appreciate you being with us. this is the private organization and our government has no place in this issue. they have enough issues. but of course, part of this is the tax benefits that the organization receives. we are focusing on

we are at the very beginning of chd wars for youn and lot and me and us but we want to work with youto work out the best answers. thank you. >> ms. lilly. >> thank you mr. chairman and welcome attorney general holder. we appreciate your coming before the subcommittee today. it is the core mission of the department of justice to enforce the laws and defend the interests of the united states including protecting the public against all enemies foreign and domestic, and today the country continues to mourn the senseless acts of violence and terror that occurred on monday afternoon in boston and our thoughts and prayers for the victims and their families. i know all of us on this committee want you to have every resource you need to investigate this at the terror and bring the perpetrator to justice. we cannot demise the threats against our nation as we have seen with this tragedy in bostoc subsan theirense for me presenand members of congress. in many communities firearms in the hands of dangerous criminals account for additional threats. in december our nation mourned the unspeakable tr