toliver: patrick, patrick patrick, patrick. hold on, patrick. patrick, i'll handcuff you. hold up. patrick, i'll handcuff you. no, i don't want you to handcuff me. i did not call for your help. let us see your arm. he ain't going to see my arm. let us put something on it. why don't you just put a bandage on it so when you do get ready to go. can i just wrap it up to help stop it from bleeding? don't flick your blood around. you got severe damage. your hand is ice-cold. you're going to lose your hand if we don't get you to the hospital. my hand ain't ice-cold. yes, it is. i can feel it through the glove. you really need to go now, pat. you got to go to the hospital. you need to get a bandage on it. i ain't did nothing wrong and i ain't done nothing to you. nobody said you did anything wrong. let me do what i want to do. i'm going to go to the hospital. you can't tell me i got to go right now. we'd like you to go, patrick. we want your hand to be okay. patrick. if he don't want to go we're going to go ahead and lock him up. okay, check this out, g. yeah, come on, turn around. you're

patrick, the cpb allocation when broken down comes to about a dollar and some change per u.s. citizen, and that's not really a huge percentage of the federal budget. however, why i is that such a big deal to the public tv community considering you do have other sources of funding? >> guest: well, it's that foundational grant that makes possible everything else that we do. it's the platform on which we base all of our local programming, all of our educational services, all of our homeland security and public safety services and other things that we do for veterans affairs and so forth and so on in our various communities. it's that foundation grant from the cpb that makes all the rest of this possible, and it makes, it makes the other funding possible as well. we can leverage the federal grant to obtain all this other funding from state governments and corporations and foundations and individuals, and the general accounting office or they call it the government accountability office now and many others have determined over the last several years that this federal grant is essen

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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

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so saint patrick day itself was pretty low key. nothing major incident wise and the city was relatively pretty busy, lots of deployment from sfpd and everything was handled pretty well. a list have -- of incidents few that i will mention, 3130 mission mission incidents out of this particular menu. we've already started talking to mission statement about this with a plan of action for this particular venue we've also reviewed the ownership and management as well and we'll meet with them next week and report back to you any changes and what our point of action is. also, we've also done a few other things as the commission knows last time there is a permit for a raz room. we did test that location. the first night we issued the rest of the permits for the week and we did receive no sound complaints. that went off fine. there were no sound complaints at that week from the venue and the neighbors over sound. they did take care of business and it worked out for the best in the end. everything else you can read pretty straight forward on

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patrick democracy is himself. patrick democracy is here ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusts of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> berkeley city leaders encourage business on telegraph avenue to put an all nighter pull an all nighter permanentl permanently. city council voted to extend operating hours for businesses in the area of telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft way next to the uc berkeley campus. lillian is live in berkeley with more. >> 2:00 a.m. is the latest business here on telegraph can stay open but in a matter of weeks some could be operating around the clock. night owl could soon have more option in berkeley. many cal students like the sound of that. >> if we are not heading to the city or something like tha

patrick butler has worked for howard baker, who -- and he served as consultant to mr. baker when he was white house chief of staff to president reagan. served as the vice president of the rca corporation. vice president of times mirror, and was a speech writer for president gerald ford. query -- very quickly, what's the important of a popular prom like downton abbey? >> guest: it energizes our support and our donor base. we have gotten a nice ride out of downton abbey in terms of being able to generate new dollars and additional donations from current donors and so forth, and the viewership has been extraordinary. and i was talking with some of the downton abbey cast, telling them that because of them everybody is taking a new look at public television and they're liking what they see. so the more they can look at downton abbey and see all the other good things we're doing and public television, the better off we up all are. >> host: patrick butler, and kamala lane. this is the community indicators on c-span2.

patrick, mayor and mrs. menino, all of us in this space and well beyond are grateful for your constant and inspired leadership, your compassionate presence a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist an nna quindland wrote, grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamor within. the landscapes of all our lives become as full of craters as the surface of the moon. we would wish our prayers this morning to hold not only the city and its souls in our embrace but to extend our reach to kindred spirits in newtown and now sadly in west, texas. our message to them is that our arms are wide enough to hold you in our hearts as well. t the hasidic once said, the world is a narrow bridge, but the important principle is -- the important principle is to transcend somehow your fear. as we share our grief for those who have lost life or limb and for the constellations of families and friends who surround them, we turn

patrick, may i call you danica. >> yes, please. however you feel necessary to address me. >> stephen: danica, thanks so much for coming on. i am a huge fan of you, okay. first of all, nascar is the great american sport. all right. >> i agree. stephen: everybody talks about danica patrick, you know, first woman to get pole position at daytona 500. that kind of stuff. ( cheers and applause ). do you ever get tired of life. i'm a woman. i'm a driver. i'm not a woman driver. i'm a driver driver. >> i mean people mention it. i don't really mind because i know it's what helped me get to where i am. i hope when i'm done racing that people remember me as a great driver. >> stephen: so perceive you as a woman. i don't. you could have just easily be a man. can you help me out here. i want to understand some of the finer points of the nascar. >> okay. stephen: you start off with an indy car. >> i'm not very smart with this stuff. make them softball questions for me. >> stephen: why do you turn to the left? why do you never turn to the right?

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and as patrick mentioned, south korea has sovereignty. every nation has got the right to defend itself. so south korea has every right to react quickly if something like that happens. whether they deem it in their judgement the best thing to do is a matter of the circumstances. >> warner: and brief final word from you, patrick cronin what is the danger of escalation. if you had a tit for tat a taxed north shells a disputed island. the south shells where that shot came from, does it end there? >> well, escalation is not likely. but it's increasingly possible. risk is growing. north korea is closing in on the capability of having nuclear missiles. that means governments are going to act maybe with more risk than they would have before. >> warner: and the u.s. will be involved. all right, patrick cronin and general gregson, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": venezuelans head to the polls; ideas to simplify the tax code; a fight, for the rights, to broadcast; shields and brooks and we rem

and as patrick mentioned, south korea has sovereignty. every nation has got the right to defend itself. so south korea has every right to react quickly if something like that happens. whether they deem it in their judgement the best thing to do is a matter of the circumstances. >> warner: and brief final word from you, patrick cronin what is the danger of escalation. if you had a tit for tat a taxed north shells a disputed island. the south shells where that shot came from, does it end there? >> well, escalation is not likely. but it's increasingly possible. risk is growing. north korea is closing in on the capability of having nuclear missiles. that means governments are going to act maybe with me risk than they would have before. >> warner: and the u.s. will be involved. all right, patrick cronin and general gregson, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": venezuelans head to the polls; ideas to simplify the tax code; a fight, for the rights, to broadcast; shields and brooks and we remem

deva deval patrick had some strongly worded comments. >> i think governor patrick is right. we can't scapegoat, jump to conclusions, as has been done. we need to proceed with caution and focus on the local. i would say we need to think about what's happening in boston and not turn this into a situation that it isn't. >> bruce, you talked about pattern, humans are these pattern matching machines, which we are. specifically in moments of chaos or anxiety. pattern match iing is what we wt the experts to do, right, but amateur pattern matching is a whole different kettle of fish. >> right. it's so easy for us to look for conspiracies. it's easy to find us versus them. boston, mast massachusetts, the or the whole world. you treat these as criminals and it's a crime against the world. not against the country. not against a race. not against a language. and if we do that, we will stick together and find the bad guys. >> we're also going to be finding out more about the motivation, ultimately, we hope as the suspect is tracked down,

deval patrick had some strongly worded comments. >> i think governor patrick is right. we can't scapegoat, jump to conclusions, as has been done. we need to proceed with caution and focus on the local. i would say we need to think about what's happening in boston and not turn this into a situation that it isn't. >> bruce, you talked about pattern, humans are these pattern matching machines, which we are. specifically in moments of chaos or anxiety. pattern matching is what we want the experts to do, right, but amateur pattern matching is a whole different kettle of fish. >> right. it's so easy for us to look for conspiracies. it's easy to find us versus them. boston, mast massachusetts, the or the whole world. you treat these as criminals and it's a crime against the world. not against the country. not against a race. not against a language. and if we do that, we will stick together and find the bad guys. >> we're also going to be finding out more about the motivation, ultimately, we hope as the suspect is tracked down, apprehended and arraigned, tried. thank you for co

deval patrick had some strongly worded comments. >> i think governor patrick is right. we can't scapegoat, jump to conclusions, as has been done. we need to proceed with caution and focus on the local. i would say we need to think about what's happening in boston and not turn this into a situation that it isn't. >> bruce, you talked about pattern, humans are these pattern matching machines, which we are. specifically in moments of chaos or anxiety. pattern matching is what we want the experts to do, right, but amateur pattern matching is a whole different kettle of fish. >> right. it's so easy for us to look for conspiracies. it's easy to find us versus them. boston, mast massachusetts, the or the whole world. you treat these as criminals and it's a crime against the world. not against the country. not against a race. not against a language. and if we do that, we will stick together and find the bad guys. >> we're also going to be finding out more about the motivation, ultimately, we hope as the suspect is tracked down, apprehended and arraigned, trid. thank you for com

patrick, are you in the julia camp or the bob camp? >> i think the vice chair is more than capable of taking over the chair of the fed and continuous on the policy they've embarked upon. whether that policy is a wise policy is the real question. but she would be more than able to make the decision to change course when the fed sees data that justifies that. there is no basis for criticizing her capabilities. >> patrick, thank you for that and julia, good to see you both. thanks. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> and theirs will start a little later than for us. >>> coming up, the high stakes gamble playing out in a las vegas courtroom with major ip preliminarication implications for casino operators around the world. with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, please? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase every day. great businesses dese

seeing no further questions, thank you. >>> thank you. >> patrick, i'm sorry. i probably misheard you. you wanted to speak on behalf of patricia webb? >>> and kelly. maybe i didn't identify myself. >> no, i wasn't -- >>> i'm the executive assistant at the ihss public authority and i also serve as the staff liaison to the board. kelly dearman is the dhs, department of human services commissioner on our board and has been for several years. she has run her own elder law -- elder issues law practice and worked for the s.f. city attorney's office representing child welfare workers. she's very articulate and knowledgeable about budget and finance matters and has made a valuable contribution to our board. and i just wanted to add she has the full support of her fellow board members and the public authority. trisha, you may have read her e-mail, but due to the current state of her disability, she's pretty much confined to her apartment. we teleconference her into all our meetings. she served on the san francisco public authority board also for several years. four of t

welcome back joining us for tonight's lone liberal cameron seward patrick alley all right let's get back to it let's talk about guns news broke out of the senate today that senator joe manchin and pat toomey a centrist democrat in a far right republican have reached a deal on guns i guess people on the left who want strong gun reform just cringe at hearing that this is going to be the signature policy coming out of the senate for gun reform it's basically background check agreement of it came with mandates background checks for almost every gun sold the united states including gun shows transactions between relatives and hunters though still can go by without background checks. and it looks like this might pass there was talk about republicans filibustering and there's a lot of pressure growing on them to not filibuster it. is this is this really the best the senate can do here i mean is this something that republicans are going to support just this one background check piece along with some some tougher laws against gun trafficking and straw purchases i just want to make clear one point

patrick, mayor and mrs. menino, all of us in this space and well beyond are grateful for your constant and inspired leadership. your compassionate presence is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quindland wrote, "grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamber within. the landscapes of all our lives become as full of craters as the surface of the moon." we would wish our prayers this morning to hold not only the city and its souls in our embrace, but to extend our reach to kindred spirits in newtown and now, sadly, in west, texas. our message to them is that our arms are wide enough to hold you in our hearts as well. a rabbi once said -- [ speaking in foreign language ] the entire world is a narrow bridge, but the important principle is -- [ speaking in foreign language ] -- the important principle is to transcend somehow your fear. as we share our grief for those who have lost life or lim

friday it's time for the big picture rumble joining us had our patrick hedger policy analyst with freedom works nicole williams democratic strategist and attorney and ballparks a member of the black leadership network project twenty one and senior video producer for m r c t.v. thank you all for joining us tonight again thanks for having us so you guys heard my rant off the top we have scientists we have you know ninety nine percent of scientists saying one thing and then we have members of congress saying that we need to be embracing the bible and that everything is going to be ok this really troubles me does it patrick does it trouble you as much you'll see you know i'm not one to doubt the genius of stephen hawking but at the end of the day he's a physicist he's not a climate scientist and that's like asking a steak chef to produce a good salad for you in the end of the day it will be on stephen hawking there's a lot of science out there you know and certainly i wasn't around during the biblical times but there's a lot of science out there that says the warming that we're experiencing r

patrick, mayor and mrs. menino, all of us in this space and well beyond are grateful for your constant and inspired leadership. your compassionate presence is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quindland wrote, "grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamber within. the landscapes of all our lives

here for an exclusive, the ceo, patrick doyle. gold man doesn't think you are as good as you used to be! >> that's okay. he's a big syracuse fan so after saturday night i'm not listening to anything that he says. >> it sound like you are from michigan then. >> i'm a u of m grad. i don't listen to anything he says until after saturday night. >> i don't know, he likes panera. pat, listen, last time we spoke you had just put through a new app. it was a credit card app. people like us are tired of figuring out whether we have enough cash. is it working? is it bringing in people? spl absolutely. what we've done is we've now got a card on file, a system where people can register their profile, basically like you see as an amazon. they can go in, once they've set that up, they don't have to enter in their credit card information and place their order that way. just makes it easier for them. we're real pleased with the uptick on it. >> pat, i was listening to some reports about how in the united kingdom it's been very cold. when it is col

massachusetts governor deval patrick will attend and at 2:50 p.m. eastern time bells across boston will ring to mark one week since those twin bombs went off just feet from the marathon's finish line changing so many lives in this that incident. joining me from washington, pete williams. let's talk about dzhokhar tsarnaev. he isn't talking yet but he's communicating. what more do we know about that and let's also talk about the issue of whether or not charges are coming today. >> okay. in terms of his communication, we're told that they are asking him questions for brief periods of time and that he is responding to some questions in writing. we don't know how complete or how thorough this is only that he's conscious and that he is responding to these questions, which during this stage will have to be confined to the issue of whether there's a continuing threat, whether other people were working with him, whether there were other bombs out there, things of that nature. now, on the question of whether charges or when they'll be filed, i think the best

patrick democracy is himself. patrick democracy is here ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusts of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> berkeley city leaders encourage business on telegraph avenue to put an all nighter pull an all nighter permanentl permanently. city council voted to extend operating hours for businesses in the area of telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft way next to the uc berkeley campus. lillian is live in berkeley with more. >> 2:00 a.m. is the latest business here on telegraph can stay open but in a matter of weeks some could be operating around the clock. night owl could soon have more option in berkeley. many cal students like the sound of that. >> if we are not heading to the city or something like tha

i'm danica patrick, and i drive4copd. take action today to breathe better tomorrow. join the movement at drive4copd.com. take our screening questionnaire today, and talk to your doctor. oh, how the mighty have fallen! apple shares trading near $400. matt cavanaugh of cmz trading joins us now for chart talk. where is the bottom on this stock? - that is a really good question. the last time we talked about apple was the last time their earnings came out, and i thought maybe it had a chance to touch $420 when it was all said and done. but i thought you would be ok on the stock. well, the stock to held $420 forever, and then yesterday you had a really kind of a poor report out of a supplier of apple, and that just sent the stock crumbling. so, really some interesting things going on with them. - but at what point do investors say, "$400 is better than $700. maybe i better buy the stock now?" - that is a good question, and the answer is usually too late. people are looking for clarification from apple. they want to know what is the new product going forward, what are you

so tonight we kick things off with our tuesday politics panel joining us tonight are patrick leger policy analyst with freedom works and neil mccabe conservative commentator editor the guns and patriots newsletter welcome gentlemen all right let's get started richard just mentioned we've got oil covered ducks being recovered now in arkansas twenty two homes have been evacuated this is all thanks to an exxon mobile pipeline that ruptured carrying tar sands oil so we've got thousands of barrels of oil spilled here in arkansas in yet conservatives in the oil barons. to build a massive pipeline to carry carry even more tar sands oil from canada all the way down to texas should we be rethinking this stuff now that we're seeing the effects of some of these spills first of all i think we should congratulate exxon for its response to deploying fifteen trucks and thirty three storage tanks and really addressing this emergency i think there have been lessons learned from b.p. and we're seeing it in action right now but we just put ourselves in a situation where we don't have to do this stuff anymor

patrick stewart came back after star trek. there's many that want to come back and i hope to provide that. they are written hire arcly. two characters have two theirs of lines. you need actors with real heavyweight talent. they don't have to be stars but -- >> rose: what did heavyweight talent have? >> it has something extra. it's something that is more than technique, discipline, craftsmanship. it has a way of making shakespeare sparkle. you hold it up to the light and it shimmers. when you get a tony or a harriet walter or judi dench producing that work or dived in hamlet you know people that can breathe that language that make it as so 400 years fall away in a mement. it's my job to be able to redefine what that, the craftsman ship that lies bebehind that. >> rose: you said your job was to to facilitate the actors? >> i make no pretension statements about directors. we're a young breed. a century ago there weren't directors. shakespeare was the director he wrote into the text the dereks for the actors to follow. if you know

we will bring in patrick who saw one of the boys on a boat in havana. >> reporter: and this is probably the largest tourist marina in havana. it is where boats come in to check in with immigration authorities and check in with customs. it is full of americans despite the embargo. there are plenty of boats. as we are driving through the large marina today we saw a number och votes that we saw could have been the hakken boat. the last slip in the marina the bo boat "salty" was there. we saw boys playing on the deck. some cuban security came out, some of them with arms on their hips said you need to stop filming immediately. and then we saw a man come out and i said are you josh and he said yes. i said i am a reporter. he said i don't want to talk to you. we said is this man under arrest. they said no. they let us approach the boat. and there on the boat was one of the boys. there was josh hakken and his wife. they didn't want to talk to me. they just kept saying we don't know what you are talking about. we have nothing to say. and then to sharon hakken i said are both boys okay and she sa

. >> patrick snell live from augusta this morning. patrick, a couple international stars sitting on top the leaderboard as we head into round two this morning. >> john and christine, welcome to augusta. one you've likely heard of one, perhaps not so much. sergio garcia of spain. he is co-leader at 6 under par still looking to win his first major title. of course this is a 33-year-old spaniard. probably perhaps to me the best player to never have won a major. he's previously expressed doubts about his capacity to do so. he kind of retracted that. but after last year's masters he certainly did express some self-doubt. and then the 29-year-old from australia, mark leishman, who many people perhaps haven't heard of. but he did play here one time before in 2010. the only previous time but he was cut. he wasn't around for the weekend. he's just delighted to have a share of the lead at 6 under par. looking to become the first australian ever to win this prestigious prize of the green jacket. john, christine? >> tiger didn't really do too bad

so tonight we kick things off with our tuesday politics panel joining us tonight are patrick hedger policy analyst with freedom works and neil mckay conservative commentator editor the guns and patriots newsletter welcome gentlemen all right let's get started richard just mentioned we've got oil covered ducks being recovered now in arkansas twenty two homes have been evacuated this is all thanks to an exxon mobile pipeline that ruptured carrying tar sands oil so we've got thousands of barrels of oil spilled here in arkansas and yet conservatives and the oil barons want to build a massive pipeline to carry carry even more tar sands oil from canada all the way down to texas should we be rethinking this stuff now that we're seeing the effects of some of these spills. first of all i think we should gradually exxon for its response deploying fifteen trucks and thirty three storage tanks and really addressing this emergency i think there have been lessons learned from b.p. and we're seeing it in action right now but we just put ourselves in a situation where we don't have to do this stuff anymor

it's an ongoing investigation, as governor patrick mentioned. i'm not in liberty to go into details of that investigation, but echoing governor patrick's words, i encourage everyone to have a heightened state of vigilance in the boston area tonight and tomorrow as we move forward. encourage anyone who has information pertaining to this crime to call 1-800-call-fbi. this is a tip line we have set up ready to receive tips that might come in or leads that might come in. the fbi is bringing a substantial, very, very substantial federal resources to bear along with our federal partners. atf is well represented here. jean marquez has been a keel ally of ours. all law enforcement agencies will be bringing tremendous resources to bear, all federal resources that can be brought to bear will be brought up here to the boston area. that being said, i'll turn it over now. i think u.s. attorney wanted to say a few words and then we'll turn it over to commissioner davis. >> yes, good evening. i want to echo what the governor has said and what many others have

young is on the line now to give us somewhere well informed comment patrick i mean present alliance party allies have since backtracked on this of us as i said what's left the sour aftertaste what is the state of relations these days well the tragedy is that the core by all of the european union for so long frankly german relations are plummeting to new lows because i mean essentially you've got mr hollande to it's less than a year already can't even less popular than actually charles de gaulle was when they had to move him to an airport in germany in one nine hundred sixty eight and up the german air force guard him against student revolutionaries that's pretty bad to manage that in peace time in nine months he's got a regime that's scarred by the fact that it's got a very corrupt individuals amongst them that lied about their tax affairs all the time but they've been putting taxes up on everybody else so therefore the french are left in a situation where they're desperate to do any. thing and basically the sixty's or seventy's level of the law ticket they want to include the econo

governor deval patrick. among those in the congregation will be the former governor of massachusetts, mitt romney. and yo-yo ma, the great cellist who went to harvard, will be performing as well as some chorus. it's a simple service. it's one that is all-too familiar to the president, who will be, for the fifth time in his presidency, be consoler in chief. after the ft. hood tragedy. in tucson, in aurora, colorado, the horrific shooting at the movie theater. and most recently in newtown, connecticut. this is a community that is still in grief, still in mourning. it's not just here. we saw emotions coming to the fore in washington yesterday. with the secretary of state, john kerry and first lady, michelle obama. take a listen. >> what happened on monday was a reminder that in times of kra sis, here in america, we respond with courage and grit and selflessness. and those who rushed to aid the victims, the police officers and the fire fighters, the first responders. and our men and women in uniform. that's the

and he is still briefing the media. >> that was again sergeant patrick stanton. he drastically changed the time line of what happened here. originally the police stated the first calls of a fire at that plant came in around 6:00 p.m. lo local time in texas. the explosion happened two hours later at 8:00 p.m. he dramatically revised that. the first call of the fire didn't come in until 7:29 and the explosion happened at 7:53 just 24 minutes later which explains why their efforts to evacuate people from the area were not completely successful. so the fire started and it only took 24 minutes for the fire to ignite the anhydrous ammonia and caused that very serious explosion. >> also clarifying the number of people anywhere from 5-15 individuals. many believed to be dead were the first firefighters to respond to the initial fire at the scene. those apparently a group of volunteer firefighters who had responded and still being reported as missing. but again sergeant swan ton saying 5-15 people believed dead as a result of this explosion that has happened at this ferti

want to listen to this new update from governor deval patrick on the latest developments. listen. >> it's important to clarify that two and only two explosive devices were found yesterday. other parcels, all other parcels, in the area of the blast have been examined, but there are no unexploded bombs. >> reporter: that's a key piece of information you just heard from governor deval patrick. he said two and only two explosive devices were found, and those are the two that went off. they did not find any unexploded devices here. no bombs that did not go off. right now i want to bring in barbara starr. barbara, you just got some new details on this investigation. what have you just learned? >> well, john, we now know that about 1,000 national guard massachusetts and from other new england states assembling on scene to support local law enforcement and help them out. people have been talking about this as a war zone. literally, john, the u.s. military intelligence working with the fbi, they have years of experience together now from the wars in iraq and afghanistan on assembli

at all. >> so patrick, red lines are being crossed. as you mentioned, there are drum beats for a war. but you know, if the president decides that the united states must get involved in syria, how on earth does he rally support on capitol hill to do something. whether it is boots on the ground. using military aircraft. when you have the rand pauls of the senate who don't want the united states to do anything and then you have the hawks in the senate, meaning senator mccain and former senator joe lieberman out there pushing the united states into action. how does the president rally support in congress for whatever action he might have to take? >> well, i think it will be hard. i won't underestimate the fact that the military industrial complex and the majority of the u.s. senators and the republican party, a lot of them are picking for a fight. and this is an example for us to get engaged and involved. to me, that's why i think barack obama is getting it right. he is doing his due diligence. he is not rushing to war and he is not rushin

. >> i want to bring in the "washington post" deputy national editor and patrick gavin. good morning. >> good morning. >> we've seen the sequester impacts sort trickling out but this, when people have to sit on the plane and sit at the airport and get to where they warrant to go to late, could this be what's going to make rolling back the sequester either a priority, or will it make a difference for maybe just the airline portion of it? >> well, i mean, sure, it could be. you know, from the outset everyone warned that the sequester would be a big deal but the impact wouldn't be felt immediately, that it would take some time and here we are, some time out. seeing the effects of it, but so far the momentum has been towards fixing the immediate problems. you know, you saw this with meat inspectors and specific agencies in which voters and consumers feel. could it trigger some grand solution? it could. that certainly is what the white house would prefer, but so far i think we've seen the momentum being towards fixing the problem at hand. >> well, here's what jay carney had t