, massachusetts, which is a community outside boston, massachusetts, do not let anyone in your house unless you know the person is an identified police officer. do not leave your house. there is a manhunt going on in that area right now. this individual is being sought. we believe in connection to at least the killing of one and the wounding of another police officer on the campus of m.i.t. and a metropolitan boston transit authority officer in the watertown area. police are operating and this is not a fact but police are operating on an assumption that these individuals may have a connection to the terrorist activity at the boston marathon on monday. that does not mean they're definitively linked, the same individual, but the police are operating on the assumption. that gives you the idea of the force and the seriousness with which they're treating this incident. juliette? >> i absolutely agree. this is an incident unfolding in real time. that's what viewers have to realize. >> as we turn on, i want to interrupt. these are new photographs that the fbi released this evening of the tw

in cambridge, massachusetts. in addition in cambridge, there was a carjacking that may or may not have been related to the officer killed. then in addition, not long after that, in watertown, massachusetts, one suspect was apprehended. the fbi has been present and the significance for international viewers who may not know this, the fbi is federal bureau of investigation so they would be involved in big major crimes, not just local crimes. the fbi was on the campus of m.i.t. in cambridge. they were also present in watertown, massachusetts, where this one suspect was apprehended. other than that we don't know. we have three events. they might be connected, they may be unrelated. but there's a big, big police presence in boston and the surrounding area. obviously, this is a town on edge ever since the terrorist attack on monday. that's where we are as of right now. the campus of m.i.t. has alerted students that it is still not -- it's not determined it's been safe for them to leave their rooms. not just to students

is he in watertown, massachusetts right now? watert massachusetts, right now? >> reporter: yes, jake, i can hear you. i can hear you in watertown where the situation -- go ahead. >> please tell us, what are you seeing in watertown? >> reporter: jake, the situation is pretty much the same has it has been for the last hour or so. a significant presence down the street of police. we do have additional video of the suspect that was brought into custody here clothed, and we are hoping we can show that video. this is the suspect that was brought into custody here in watertown. we only know that it's related to whatever did happen here in watertown. we don't want to draw any conclusions to this man, but we do know the fbi was questioning this man. they took him out of the car twice and put him up against a wall, appeared to photograph him, and then placed him back into a car. as far as we know, that suspect is still being held in a police car not far from where i am standing. we understand that one other suspect is still on the loose apparently in watertown and that p

massachusetts senator scott brown, former massachusetts scott brown is now back in boston. he is also a fox news contributor. and, senator, it be good being back in your hometown after being away for a few days as the story developed. what are you seeing and hearing today? >> well, obviously i want to first of all thank the law enforcement personnel. obviously we've had another loss of life and i understand another officer is battling out of surgery. our thoughts and prayers go out to them. obviously very thankful for the efforts and flawless and seamless transition between the federal, state and municipal and law enforcement personnel. boston is basically a ghost town. there are some businesses open. those are reflection of people already gotten in. i pulled in about the 6:15 this morning. had six or seven convoys of officers, motorcycles, swat steams, cruisers going in and out of traffic to get in. there is obviously officers all over. i was able to go up to the finish line for bottom boston marathon. once again it is certainly cordoned off, a ghost town up there. but peo

massachusetts plate 316es9. we had heard this word went out to state police in connecticut and even state police in new york, but we weren't sure if it had been resolved, but clearly with the boston police sending this message out only four minutes ago it has not. i'll repeat that now. that is a honda crv with a massachusetts license plate that is now wanted either in the commonwealth of massachusetts or also in the state of connecticut, or the state of new york. now why could this be so critical? we know they've already carjacked one car, that mercedes suv12 hours ago. it's possible they carjacked another one, the suspect did. it's possible that it could be his car. it could be a stolen car. we are working through that, and when we get an update on that we'll give it to you. also we're hearing this. the university massachusetts at dartmouth has learned that the person being south sought in connection with the boston marathon bombing has been identified as a student registered at umass dartmouth. individuals on

talk about the manhunt going on in massachusetts, boston massachusetts, boston, was specifically watertown. to go right back to grass grass, you have been listening i heard things i did not know like the fact the 19 year-old fled on foot from the fire fight. what did you hear that was new and what did you think of what you heard? you could probably analyze are better than most of us. >> most of what i made of it for a brief period of time this turned into a sprint in the area to properly manage a case you have to be prepared for a marathon in the last 24 hours a tear of resources they could in their realized they cannot sustain the efforts at this level and they had to dive down because they have done everything they could to make sure to make watertown as soon as possible now they have to expect it will last several more days and cover it as well as they can so they are pushed into the unfortunate decision which is the best move possible. i heard them talking about trying to keep the effort up and protect their communities as much as they possibly can. gerri: we have a hard break but we w

he was single, a native of wilmington, massachusetts. quote, sean really look at police work as a calling. he was born to be a police officer. that from his police chief in and boss coming out moments ago. dead too soon at the age of 26. mike cox is with me. he witnessed the shootout, had stray bullets in this house. mike, good day to you. i imagine this is a day you never thought you would see in your home community of watertown. what did you see specifically last night and what time? >> around 12:30, i went to bed early. around 12:30 i heard what i thought was kids lighting off fire cracker tess at the end of the street, then they were louder two or three loud explosions, and i heard a lot of loud -- sounded like rocket fire. then i looked down there and i see like the sky illuminated. then i noticed the car speed down laurel street toward school street, and i later found out that this is the car that the 19-year-old there, got out of the car and went off on foot. that's why they're searching watertown. then i saw 10 or 20 watertown po

this is after a shooting on the campus of massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge, massachusetts, just a short drive away. again, we can tell you at least right now, nbc is reporting that the two suspects believed to be in this incident are the same two suspects that were fingered for the marathon bombings in boston on monday. we will follow pictures, we will, of course, follow news for you out of this and we will interrupt our guests and programming as needed to bring you those updates throughout the program this morning. in the meantime, let's get a check on how markets are trading. first, let's head out to singapore where li sixuan is keeping an eye on things. what can you tell us? >> indeed, thank you, kelly. a lot of green arrows in asia today as the greater china markets are indeed the stellar outperformer with the shanghai composite, the hang seng gaining some 2%. also, lots of speculation around a potential imminent widening of the u.n.'s trading ban. we saw technical rebound in financials and commodity plays, especially from the big aussie miners that were hit hard yeste

in watertown, massachusetts. officers say the men opened fire and even through improvised bombs at them. >> during the course of that pursuit, several explosive devices were discharged from the car at the police officers. >> reporter: a transportation police officer was hit during the gunpoint and is at the hospital in critical condition. one of the suspects was killed. susan mcginnis, cbs news, boston. >>> here's another look at the suspects in the boston marathon bombings and a crime wave was light. the man in white is still at large, 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev from cambridge. there is no mass transit right now in the boston area as the search continues. hospitals are locked down. overnight, the sounds of gunfire and explosions were common in the area of the manhunt. right now, you are looking at some live pictures from boston and we are going to have a live update with susan mcginnis in just a few minutes. it looks like something is going on there. the photographer is starting to move as entsarg d we are go

he is live in watertown, massachusetts. that entire city on lockdown as is brand new information coming into the newsroom. the city of boston, sheltered in place. more than a quarter million people asked to stay in their home as police search for suspect number two. >> that's right. transit systems down. all schools are closed. we will continue to cover this breaking news all morning long. right now, we know you have plans of your own today. want to get a check of the local forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >>> good news, we don't have a lot to worry about when it comes to your forecast. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. no wind happening at the coast. winds have relaxed, mostly in the 5-10-mile-per-hour range. high pressure will bring about a significant warmup. in the 90s as of next week. as of today, warm afternoon. unseasonably mild. make sure you are ready for that. 82, livermore, 76, fremont. 70 in san francisco. we will have your seven-day outlook. >>> we do have a pretty smooth flow here through fremont.

campus and watertown, massachusetts. moments ago classes were announced they're closed today at m.i.t. classes closed at harvard. bus service throughout boston has been service. the t-service, boston commuter line, has been suspended. this is a town that is not going entirely in lockdown but going on pause for a moment to try to eliminate the potential for escape for suspect number two. but specifically in watertown, massachusetts, that town itself has been locked down for a 10- or 20-block area to prevent suspect number two from moving. brian, you were given a ticktock. that stolen s.u.v., it was the police who picked up the scent at that point and a police trail followed. at that point the suspect opened fire at watertown police and a transit police officer who was shot, that officer now listed in critical condition at a boston area hospital this morning. we hope he makes it. but we have not been given an indication as to whether or not he will. at another hospital, suspect number one, after the shootout on the shrapne

nobody in massachusetts is working. it's the day of marathon. it's the day of an early red sox game. starting at 11:00. the crowd spills out at 2:00, 2:30. many of the 35,000 at the ball game go done through kenmore square and to boylston street. it's a small town. you can walk the town it's like living in the palm of your hand. because of communal feeling there is in boston it's a violation. it's as if someone came into your living room and did something violent as the violent acts were committed yesterday at the marathon. there is today, i think kevin will bare this out with me, kevin cullen, there's the initial shock that gave way out to anna nicole smith rage that still -- gave way to outrage that still exists. there's no concession made to terrorists and no fear of the future here. >> rose: kevin? >> i feel the same way. charlie, unfortunately i have experience with this. i was in north ireland in 1998 when 28 people were murdered by bombs. i was in london the day after the 7:7 bombings. what mike saw i saw and experienced with my own eyes

you take care in watertown, massachusetts. bill, one of the things that hasn't gotten a lot of coverage, during the night 15 police officers were injured, some of them yet to be released from the hospital. we're told by the local hospital that their injuries are minor. i'm looking at a release from the boston police department that is asking for prayers for the different police officers that are currently on the job now. we certainly see the risk to all of them. >> bill: certainly do. the boston police department, quote, help us find him. this is the alerted they sent out. community members, you can call an 800 number or send an email. get a break here. we expect this news conference to get underway in any moment. its great source of information or at least get an idea as to where the investigation is now and what is happening in cambridge and what is happening in watertown. we'll bring that to you as we get here. what is this chechnyan connection and why it is so important piece of the puzzle here in boston. are you still sle

i'm talking about cities from all over massachusetts including boston and watertown. a helicopter hovering overhead and a report from pete williams. he has been right on this one from the beginning. they do believe they know where suspect number two is holed up here in the watertown. >> not just people but also mass transit through this area. everything shut down. terry mcsweeney, thank you so much. we will be checking with you in just a bit. >>> it is so interesting to see the a.p. news report that we are getting in about that suspect they are looking for, dzhokhar tsarnaev. his father is claiming his son is an angel, a second-year medical student. he called him a very intelligent boy and expected him to come on holidays here. >>> the "associated press" reporting that the suspect at-large was awarded a $2500 scholarship from cambridge, massachusetts, to pursue higher education back in 2011. >> certainly, smart in the classroom. >> learning a lot about the suspect this morning. we also know friday morning, people looking lockleally to th weekend ahead. beautiful morni

how do you run the dragnet in watertown, massachusetts or boston, massachusetts or to close the highways on the outskirts of town to make sure if he has transportation, if he has a car whether he has it -- has his own or whether he carjacks a vehicle how do you track him down and make sure he is not out of the area here? this area is loaded with fbi, s.w.a.t, national guard, state and local police. >> that is is a very good question. what they are going to do at this poit is they are setting up the command post as you reported on and molly reported. what they are going to do is formulate all of the officers. remember you have to coordinate all of the law enforcement efforts from the fin, the jttf, the alcohol, tobacco and firearms. , state police and local officers from boston and transit and ems. remember you need planses standing by in case somebody else gets hurt and the fire department because these guys are known to have explosives. all of this has to be coordinated at the same time you are marking off the radius to catch this guy. you also don't want to give him a method of escape.

it's where the big state prison is in massachusetts. now, the authorities out of new bedford, fbi, i'm sure. went into the dorm where he was living. he had to have, you know he, probably had roommates. those are the three guys or three people they are talking to now. to find out what they knowthis. it's all starting to fall in place very, very quickly. here, geraldo is another interesting question that will be investigating in the days to come. how did these guys get here. in chechnya, you know, they are muslims from a war-torn area which is unstable. they come with their father they are all here. the uncle is in maryland and the uncle is teed off at the kids. father saying it's a frame up. is he a loon. if we have time i will play you a sound bite. how do they get here? >> political refugees from kyrgyzstan. they can apply for temporary visas to come to the united states. they were approved around 2002. the family comes here. indeed, the young boy wasn't even born in chechnya. muslim republican south asia. north of south afghanistan. t

mike tobin is at massachusetts general. mike, what is it like there from what you are hearing about what it was like when the patients arrived? good morning. >> reporter: you know it was just a matter of minutes bill, until the injured, particularly the severely injured started coming to massachusetts general. quickly this became ground zero for the critically injured. >> you know at that point we didn't know if, that did turn out to be the tip of iceberg or if that was going to be the tip of a huge iceberg or not. so, you know, actually everybody were prepared for that type of situation. so the hospital activate straight -- activated its incident command system and between five and ten minutes we had everything pretty much up and running. >> reporter: he said treatments will need to be staged because you have such a wade variety of injuries, you have tissue damage, vascular damage, bone breaks. they need to prioritize. you stop the bleeding and come back later to deal with the bone breaks. doctors at massachusetts general

massachusetts driver's license and a resident of cambridge, massachusetts. he was born in kurzic stan. cambridge, across the river from boston. campus of m.i.t. last night shots were heard fired at about 10:30 last night. m.i.t. police officer discovered dead, shot dead in his police cruiser. the suspects then car jacked a mercedes suv and a chase ensued that would lead police to watertown. during the course of that chase the suspects apparently also unloading explosive devices, setting them in their path towards the policing. mbta police officer was killed as well. we have more developments. i'm going back to andrew. >> bertha, sorry to interrupt but we are getting the boston chief of police as a briefing as well. >> he is currently not out of the hospital. >> can you say where he was shot. >> it sounds like this was an update telling us about an officer shot we're guessing at this point. it was a very brief statement. we will continue to look into that. in the meantime, scott cohn. >> scott cohn is in watertown live. let's get to scott. >> okay. you will s

colonel timothy alben with the massachusetts state police do believe that dzhokhar is still in massachusetts. governor devol patrick saying the shelter in place order has been lifted. people are able to go out of their homes or businesses but they are asked to be vigilant. he also said that transportation, mass transportation around boston is back functioning and will start again. he did say something very cryptic. he said we have developments that have developed over the last few hours, based on those developments we feel comfortable to do what we're doing now. they were pressed on that and didn't really get into details. only to say that they believe that the suspect, still alive is or still rather out at large. they don't know whether he is alive, i should say. he is still in massachusetts. that's what they believe. you know, just to give a quick time line around 10:00 last night the mit responded to a robbery call at the 7/11 near campus just across the river, the charles river from the marathon bombing site. now, we heard at this press briefing that that was unrelated to the two suspect

they live in cambridge, massachusetts. this was a robbery in cambridge near mit in kendall square 10:20 last night they rob a 7-eleven. then they go and shoot an mit police officer who was seated in his cruiser and car-jack a black mercedes and hold the driver 30 minutes and release that person unharmed. then the police chase and when the shoot-out began and eventually suspect number one was killed but not before being found with an ied on his person. one of the physicians where the suspect number one was brought said this was more than gunshot wounds. this was from the hospital. it was a combination of injuries saying there were some explosive device and shrapnel in suspect number one. >> and from what they threw out of the car, now we are getting a tweet from the boston police department, their verified account for people in calm and charles gate they will be conducting a controlled observation. one of the explosives they had in their custody apparently as they were speeding from the streets from cambridge to watertown i

i'm live here in boston, massachusetts. i'm jake tapper. >> i'm john berman. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. what a night. what a night it has been. a massive dramatic police operation unfolding just outside of boston this morning. they are going door-to-door looking for a man who fits the description of boston marathon bombing suspect number two. that is the man seen wearing the white cap in the photos you have been looking at. listen. >> what we are looking for right now is a suspect consistent with the description of suspect number two, the white-capped individual who was involved in monday's bombing of the boston marathon. >> they have also revealed that suspect number one is dead. you may know him as the man wearing the black hat in the photos. this is a warning, people near watertown, massachusetts, eight miles outside of boston, are told to stay inside. do not answer the door unless the people at the door can clearly identify themselves as law enforcement officials. this mayhem unfolded overnight starting with a shooting on the campus of the massachusetts institute of tec

we go, as advertised, to massachusetts native anne thompson in copley square tonight. anne, you know i grew up in a baseball and football broken home. dad from boston who eventually rooted for the mets while i grew up rooting for the yankees and new york football giants. but i've put all of that aside this week because boston is the priority. and around this time last night it seemed like an insane world of hurt had been brought on that luckily very resilient city. >> reporter: it is an extraordinarily resilient city, brian. and you know, tonight the president said that boston refused to be intimidated and that is so true. it was a very strange day in this city. i can tell you. i mean, the lockdown turned boston into almost a state of martial law. in the public garden we saw the swan boats were just sitting there. they were floating in the lagoon. nobody was there. they've been a boston tradition for over 130 years. in the boston common there were more s.w.a.t. teams than people. usually, that's a place where workers and runners go by the thousands. the freedom trail,

mike tobin in water to, massachusetts. >> thank you. connell: back to the markets, but week returned immediately when the briefing begins from local officials including the boston police commissioner. the chief investment strategist at black rock joins us as does our own charles payne. jitters associated with something like this do not appear to be there. what you make of it? >> obviously the events have had an impact on the market, but it is important to note that the sell-off really began back last week. what has been happening is we have been talking about it, a good run of economic data in the first quarter. probably a little bit better than the underlying fundamentals justify the arrest and to see today that the cumulative effect of the tax hikes, the spending cuts, to have a little bit of a drag on the economy registering in financial markets. >> i agree. what i think is interesting. the result that the market exhibited. days on end. emotionally. an underlying message. today despite some real big names getting hammered, so far i w

there is a no fly zone over watertown, massachusetts. amtrak train service has been suspended indefinitely. residents of the city and the surrounding area urged to stay indoors, as hundreds of police officers are conducting a manhunt, going door to door to each home to try and locate this individual at large. i want to point out that it looks like law enforcement officials are getting ready to give us another briefing in water town, massachusetts. we are being told that we will likely have one more briefing by law enforcement officials, sometime before 6:00 p.m. we will see about that. we have recognized that we do have that podium and microphone set up here so as soon as we get any official statement from law enforcement, we will, of course, bring that to you. take a short break. many questions about why the bombing suspects turned on america after living here for a decade. we will have the former boss of the brother, who is still on the run. his former employer. he thinks the older brother, who is now dead, was the master mind in all o

now,now lets take a look back.the terror all started on patriot's day in massachusetts. monday, april 15th. but it was yesterday -- april 19th -- when america could first breathe a sigh of relief. here is kron 4's pam moore with a timeline of what happened in between. >> pam: the dramatic events of the past 24 hours unfolded in cambridge and watertown, west of boston ten o'clock thursday night, eastern time: a convenience store robbery in cambridge. by chance a security camers catches a picture of suspect number two, although police say he was not the robber. a short distance away, an m.i.t. campus police officer is shot and killed in his car ten minutes after that, the two suspects carjacked an suv. at about 11 p=m.the driver is released here and the two brothers drive east towards watertown. shortly after one a.m., police in watertown spot the stolen car, and a furious gunbattle breaks out. 15 police officers are wounded, one of them critically. supect one is injured. his brother escapes by driving over him. at 1:35 a.m. tamurlahn sarnyev is pronounced dead, the manhun

taking out of their home in water to in massachusetts. the suburbs of massachusetts and boston the western suburbs all affected by this morning as police are looking for this second brother. he is the 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 u

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they had some leads in eastern massachusetts, but those were not fruitful according to the massachusetts state police. we'll take a quick break, get you more details on the boston bombing manhunt as it continues. we're back in a moment. [ male announcer ] here's a word you should keep in mind. unbiased. some brokerage firms are. but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder -- isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds." yikes! then go to e-trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds, and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e-trade. less for us. more for you. the fund's prospectus contains its investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses, and other important information and should be read and considered carefully before investing. for a current prospectus, visit etrade.com/mutualfunds. >>> welcome back. we're joined tonight by former homeland security assistant secretary and robert mcfadden at the naval criminal investigative service. good evening to you

it all began early in the evening with a shooting in cambridge, massachusetts, where an m.i.t. campus police officer was shot and killed. we are going to continue to follow this big breaking story, of course, stay with us for continuing coverage. this story. stay with us for continuing coverage. >>> we continue to cover this breaking news out of the boston, massachusetts, area. officials believe that there is a strong possibility that they have now zeroed in on the suspects related to the boston marathon bombings. it all began with a sequence of events last night. it started with a shooting on the campus of m.i.t. where a m.i.t. campus police officer was responding to a report of disturbance where he was shot multiple times and killed. then, an outbust in watertown, two suspects engaged in a firefight with law enforcements. witnesses reported hearing at least three blast. one eyewitness we spoke to said that he saw the suspects tossing what appeared to be hand grenaded and a pressure cooker bomb at law enforcement officials. i want to bring now in nbc's justice correspondent pe

but let's talk about your role, massachusetts. if the federal government files charges, terrorism charges, murder charges, whatever, against this 19-year-old suspect, what about massachusetts? will you file separate charges as well? >> well, both d.a.s and we will work cooperatively with the federal government. in an instance like this, we do the investigation together, but it's mostly most if not all of the charges would be federal. and certainly, we'll cooperate as we work, but the federal government will have the final say. >> they'll take priority as far as the charges, the trial, or whatever is going to take place? >> yes. >> and i know you can't get into the investigation because you're afraid you're going to undermine this investigation. it's a very sensitive point right now, but are we bracing for those charges to be filed as early as today? have you heard anything, will a magistrate goi to the bedside a beth israel deaconess medical center and notify him? >> it's possible he could be arraigned at bedside. we have done tha

he's been the governor of massachusetts since 2007. he has been a spokesman for the police activity and you're watching the live picture now as the city of boston celebrates and the governor shakes the hands of the state police officers standing there. we are told that the news conference will begin in just a moment. at the moment that it does, we will switch live to the news conference to hear the answers to all the questions that we have had all day long. these are the people in watertown, massachusetts, just north of the charles river, a suburb of boston, been locked in their homes all day, out in the street celebrating the capture of the last remaining suspect i. the news conference will begin any moment. you can see the people applauding as the police officers pull out. it was about three and a half hours ago that the search was described by officials essentially as a failure. they came out around 6:00 eastern time and said "we've lost him." and we are calling on him to give himself up and please be assured that we're going to fin

we have former massachusetts senator scott brown joining us. senator, you know what we know pretty much, and you do know that boston is in a understandable state of panic right now and fears there might be other devices out there. what do you think of all this? >> obviously deeply disturbing. my thoughts and prayers to the families of the runners, the city of boston. don't forget it's also patriots day in boston, and the red sox and then you have the marathon. it's a target-ripe and rich environment, and obviously two dead, 23 plus injured, probably more going to be -- more information coming about. from what i'm understanding, as i spoke with the city of boston and city council president and they have other devices. they're doing their due diligence, making sure that everything is safe and secure. the hotels, the lennox and mandarin hotel evacuated. knowing the race director and the people running it, being obviously from massachusetts, it is deeply disturbing. >> neil: senator, just -- i don't immediate to ignore you but we're getting word in

we also have to understand this is massachusetts. it's a jurisdiction that eliminated the death penalty in 1984. it's not like a lot of other states that have a strong death penalty culture. massachusetts is a place you don't often see the death penalty. the jurors in this case will be people from massachusetts, even though it's going to be tried in federal court. so i think you'll see this brainwashing defense shape up to be the primary approach defense attorneys will take. >> paul callan, thank you. >>> the suspect's father says he's planning oncoming to united states to see his son. we're going to take you to russia to hear what the father is saying now. [ male announcer ] the 2013 chevy silverado 1500 has the best pickup coverage in america, with a new 2-year, 24,000-mile scheduled maintenance program, a 3-year, 36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty, and a 5-year, 100,000-mile powertrain limited warranty. we've got you covered eight ways to sunday. come to think of it, sunday, too. right now chevy truck owners can trade up to a s

here's a look of the situation in watertown massachusetts. and of police on the street but no people. everyone has been told to stay indoors. did not go to work or school. no mass transit as they hunt for >> we are back with the latest on the kron 4 morning news room. the hunt for one of the boston suspect still ongoing. one of the suspects are always the large this is histhis is the old one of a suspect at large. >> he is not seen his nephew since 2005. >> ruslan is my name. last name tsarni . >> were they involved an initial training? >> i do not know. i do not know. i seen them as kids. even if i was slightly aware that there were involved in this tragedy i would be the first one to bring them into responsibility. >> were they ever caught up in the fighting in chechnya customer >> no it has nothing to do with chechnya. chechnya is our peaceful people. they're different. there were not born there. one of them was born tin pakistan and neighboring region. >> when you saw the picture on the news to recognize the customer >> i saw that only th

she is live in watertown massachusetts not far from everything going on. i understand you have new video to release. >> this is video i took when the stand off started. the video you're about to see is basically how this unfolded. we were at a location that was a shelter in place area. in the middle of watertown when they called the shelter in place off. then we saw a roll of cars stream back into town like -- lights and sirens on and shortly after that we heard a volley of fire. so just shots fired and at that point, what you're about to see is kind of chris paxton and i, chasing the police into this neighborhood where, where they finally caught this suspect. so what you're seeing now is, basically all of these officers kind of surrounding this area and, and later engaging the suspect. and so we were watching from a vantage point in the parking lot. but prior to that you can see that we were able to get as close as we could to the crime scene when the authorities told us that we were probably going to get hurt. due to the fact that there were some shots f

. >> coming to you tonight from massachusetts general hospital in boston. thanks for being with msnbc tonight. i'm rachel maddow, and this is the rachel maddow show. just wrapping up the latest press conference from massachusetts authorities as they try to communicate the most information they can and let people know the latest in this incident. right now the most important bottom line is we know two people confirmed dead and more than 100 confirmed injured. over the course of the next hour, we are going to be speaking with eyewitnesss to today's events. pete williams nbc's justice correspondent is on the line as well. i'm sorry, i said there were two confirmed dead, it's three confirmed dead in the incident now. bill keithing is joining us with and reporters there on scene today. the bottom line is 113 wounded by blasts, at least three people killed. and in boston today, as you know today is the boston marathon, and the boston marathon is held on a state holiday in massachusetts only that's called patriot's day. and that always makes today a different kind

talking watertown, massachusetts part of the greater boston area. police 40 minutes ago, we saw them running toward a house, guns drawn and rifles on the shoulder and our cameras have been moved back, so i can't give you the live shot, but that's what was happening, 40, 45 minutes ago. gunfire was heard in or around that house. that was the center of the action, 45 minutes ago, we believe that situation continues. now, i want to bring in john layfield, the ceo of the layfield report, a mixed terror and mixed investing, john. do these developments make any difference to the way you invest, you and your client's money? >> no, unfortunately not, stuart. i say unfortunately now, because we're now having to deal with terror just like north ireland had to for decades and countries in the middle east had to do for decades and unfortunately, we're having to deal with that, and no longer affecting the markets. there is a disconnect between the markets and the horrible, horrible tragedy going on in boston. >> is there a mood change in america, which may or ma

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police officer in cambridge, massachusetts. and then after that, there was a big police presence and a -- if you listen to police scanners and obviously not everything you hear on a police scanner is accurate information, but there were reports of guns. there were reports of explosives. and now we are told by the police officer on the ground there in watertown that there were two suspects that have been apprehended in watertown, massachusetts, about four miles from the scene of the crime of the terrorist attacks here in boston, massachusetts. that's what we know as of right now, as of this minute. >> jake, although we don't know what sort of link there is, to as you suggest either the shooting, the deadly shooting of the m.i.t. police officer or the boston marathon, it is a comfort for people in boston to hear these two suspects have been apprehended. we were talking to cnn photojournalist gabe ramirez, who witnessed one of those suspects, apparently had to remove his clothing and was taken naked into custody. i'd just be inter

let's listen to massachusetts gob!vernor deval patrick. >> i'm here with the chief of the watertown police force, chief devoe. we're not taking questions. i'm sorry. i know you have many. first of all, we all want to thank the members of the public who have respected our request to stay indoors. we know what an inconvenience it is in watertown and in cambridge in particular but really throughout the areas that we've asked -- where we've asked for this. it's been enormously important and helpful to the many, many law enforcement who are trying to do their job and we thank all of you for helping to get that message out. the stay indoor request continues for the time being. that is unchanged. there are continuing developments in the investigation, which we will be able to talk about not now, but later. but it is important that folks remain indoors and not open the door unless there is a uniform-identified law enforcement officer on the other side of it requesting to come inside. i think that's all. i want to offer mr. may

the governor of massachusetts, governor duval patrick. i assume he has been fully briefed on every step in this law enforcement investigation. >> the governor is getting briefings constantly from both the state police and boston police, the fbi. i know the mayor of boston was briefed this morning. i talked to the mayor after i had been told there was a breakthrough in the investigation and he wouldn't go that far but he did confirm it was the lord & taylor video. that his briefing from the boston police commissioner about what they called, other sources called a turning point. and he said they were making progress and he was hopeful that there would be a definitive breakthrough quite soon. that was where the mayor stopped. >> the governor will be here fairly soon. we'll talk to the governor as soon as he gets here. governor duval patrick. tom fuentes is the former fbi assistant director, a cnn analyst joining us right now. what are you hearing? you have good sources. what is the latest information you're getting ob the status, the state o

joining me now is congressman ed markey from massachusetts. one of the people killed, krystle campbell is from your district? >> yes, she is. that is a good indication this goes beyond the city of boston. >> it does. >> this is all of massachusetts. there are tens of thousands of runners but there's a million people watching the marathon. as a result, every single family knows someone who was here yesterday. this is a very special day each year for the whole state. krystle campbell from medford is somebody that is part of the larger massachusetts family. they were all grieving. >> everywhere you go today, you see the faces of sadness. there's not a place where you can look where you don't see people who are feeling this. >> no. this is -- this is something that hit us just 12 years ago. >> the planes originated from here. >> they hijacked two planes with 150 people on those two planes that flew into the world trade center. the memorial is over here, 50 yards away and thousands of people walking past it remembering those 150 people and those th

with that information, joining us now from watertown, massachusetts, is michael isikoff, who's there on the scene. michael, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, these are two cold-blooded terrorists, in the words of police. we saw a pretty brazen example of that tonight. here's the sequence of events as we understand them right now. at about 10:20 last night, there's a robbery at a 7-eleven in cambridge. after that, an m.i.t. police officer was shot and killed in his head. at that point, the two suspects who are the suspects in the boston marathon bombing, engage in a carjacking and seize a black mercedes suv. the victim in that case, the owner of the vehicle, is kept with them for about a half an hour while they drive through and head towards watertown chased by police. at some point, they let the victim out, and the police chase ensues to watertown at which point there's this fire fight. explosive devices are thrown from the car. one of the suspects is -- an mbta transit officer is wounded seriously. one of the suspects is critically injured, taken into custody and is now dead.

buenas noches , si escuchaste allá aplausos, alegrias aquí mucho más grande en watertown, massachusetts ciudad en vela por casi todo este día, los toriteos comenzaron a eso de media noche , cuándo autoridades hace poco dicen que el esta bajo su custodia, es realmente apotiocico personas salieron . >> para explicar, aquí a mis espaldas esta la conferencia de prensa donde autoridades dan más detalles de como paso esta captura, básicamente lo que sabemos q dzhojar tsarnáev estaba en un bote, como después la policía de las 6pm cuándo dijeron que no harian otra conferencia de prensa pero que seguirian buscando en el paso de mañana como es que de pesimismo pasan a optimismo . >> un vecino determina que hay sangre en los alrededores del yate, llama a la policía , hacen la investigación y deespues de una hora que hablan con el , es detenido . >> es trasladado al hospital como dices tu enrique, dicen que tiene heridas detalles nos los dan ahora en la conferencia e prensa, pero una mujer que también esta siendo interrogada no solo es una buen anoticia para la población que sufrió t

>> life in prison. >> in massachusetts? >> in massachusetts. and they could charge conspiracy to murder. >> the running theme today seems to be the older brother was the very domineering type that became emersed in much more islamic fundamentalist beliefs, and coerced the younger brother who never had traced this belief before. is that a defense? >> it is to a federal crime. because they need to prove he intended to coerce the government or intimidate, and if he says i went along with my brother, my intent was to please my brother, that would question whether it's federal. and you could charge him with conspiracy. and conspiracy doesn't carry the death penalty. >> would you have been free to defend someone in this position from a legal point of view? >> from a legal point of view. the government made a mistake by clinging to the public safety miranda, when the police said there is no public safety issue, it's solved and there are no further threats, and the fbi are saying there's enough threats, they should have given him miranda. his kwryouth,

. >> we are following breaking news out of massachusetts right now. residents in water town being told to stay inside and keep their doors locked following a major standoff there. th the boston marathon bombing we know suspect number one is the black cap is reportedly dead. the other believed to be suspect number two white hat still on the lose. police now on the hunt. they say a man in a black t-shirt armed and dangerous. police calling the suspect a terrorist and quote came here to kill. >> this started before 11:00 last night when mit massachusetts institute of technology campus police officer was shot and killed after responding to a report of a disturbance on campus. >> he was apparently shot and killed in his vehicle we are hearing from local police. police responded to a car jacking event at a convenience store that led into a massive chase on to the streets of watertown. that's where the two suspects reportedly began throwing explosive devices at police officers. these guys are armed and extremely dangerous. one is dead in the hospital. >> the