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By Kari Hawkins (The Redstone Rocket)October 11, 2012
The Huntsville/Madison County community and all of the Tennessee Valley are set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Cummings Research Park on Oct. 15-16.
And Team Redstone will be right there with them.
The Army and NASA will have front row seats as participants in the celebration of the nation's second largest research park. Both have been instrumental in the beginnings of Cummings Research Park as well as its growth over the years.
"Cummings Research Park was actually opened to support the programs at Redstone Arsenal," John Southerland, director of Cummings Research Park, said.
"The Army Ballistic Missile Agency and the Army Ordnance Missile Command were all part of those early years. When Dr. Wernher von Braun and the German rocket team came here with the nation's missile defense program and then started the nation's space program here, that started the need for a research park."
Several events have been organized to recognize the park's 50th anniversary.
On Monday, there will be a proclamation signing at 10 a.m. at Adtran in the western section of Cummings Research Park, 901 Explorer Boulevard. Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle and Madison County Commission Chairman Mike Gillespie will sign the proclamation. Maj. Gen. Lynn Collyar, commander of the Aviation and Missile Command, and Patrick Scheuermann, the new director of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, will accept copies of the proclamation. Those in attendance will include members of the Cummings Research Park board of directors.
Following the proclamation, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley will speak about the economic impact Cummings Research Park has had on the state at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon hosted at the Jackson Conference Center in the research park. Collyar will speak on behalf of Team Redstone and Scheuermann will speak on behalf of MSFC at the sold-out event.
Beginning at 11 a.m. and extending throughout the day will be an equipment fair at Bridge Street Town Centre that will feature a HIMARS, Javelin Simulator, Scud Launcher, Scud Cutaway and Manpads Simulator, among other military hardware. The Aviation and Missile Command, Program Executive Office for Missiles and Space, Redstone Test Center and the Missile and Space Intelligence Center are among the Army organizations slated to participate in the event.
That evening, an Outdoor Concert at Bridge Street from 5-9 p.m. will feature music by DiscOasis, Unknown Lyric and Mambo Gris-Gris. Concert Stroll Dinner Specials will be provided by participating restaurants.
Then, on Oct. 16, the anniversary will be recognized at a 2012 Technology Summit Luncheon beginning at 11:30 at the Jackson Conference Center. The Technology Summit and its luncheon are designed to facilitate partnerships between federal organizations, contractors and commercial businesses focused on emerging technologies in the Tennessee Valley.
The keynote speaker at the luncheon is Frank Kendall, undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
Cummings Research Park opened in 1962, and was developed for industry and academia in support of the aerospace and defense missions of Redstone Arsenal.
"Ever since the rocket team in Huntsville provided the rocket technology to launch Explorer I and the world's space race, it was obvious that Huntsville was going to play a central role in the development of the nation's rockets and missiles," Southerland said.
"To support that work, von Braun had a vision and the leaders of Huntsville were part of that vision. They knew the way to support the challenge of taking man to the moon was through a research park where private industry could grow technology."
The University of Alabama-Huntsville opened in 1950 on land that would eventually be incorporated into Cummings Research Park and would make the university the park's first tenant. The university's role as a high-tech powerhouse in support of Army and NASA technology needs began in 1961 when von Braun requested funds from the Alabama Legislature for the university's research institute.
In 1962, when the research park was established, UAH and then Brown Engineering were the foundation of the new technology neighborhood. The UAH Foundation was instrumental in buying land for the park, and then "populating that land with companies designed to help the national space program," Southerland said.
"Cummings Research Park is intertwined with both the beginnings of NASA and the Army Ballistic Missile Agency."
Today, Cummings Research Park is home to 300 companies and 25,000 employees who work primarily in support of the defense and aerospace industry. It is the second largest research park in the world, only surpassed by Research Triangle in Raleigh-Durham, N.C., in terms of land size and number of employees. Cummings Research Park is the largest such park in the world in terms of the number of companies in residence.
Together, Cummings Research Park and Redstone Arsenal are home to 60,000 employees working in high-tech defense and aerospace industries.
"As the Army's presence has grown, so, too has the park. The technology in the park has really changed the world. It started as a park focused more on aerospace than defense. Today, it is a park more focused on defense than aerospace," Southerland said. "It does have some diversity in terms of telecommunications and computer science companies.
"But its history will always have it as the fine tipping point operating in support of the national space program and the Army Ballistic Missile Agency. Today 85 percent of the nation's missile defense work force is here at Redstone."
Fifty years of history for Cummings Research Park also represents 50 years of economic growth for Huntsville and the entire North Alabama region.
"Our economic drivers are Redstone Arsenal and then Cummings Research Park," Southerland said. "Cummings Research Park is tied to Redstone Arsenal and together they are fuel for a huge economic engine. The vision of von Braun and others like (business leaders) Milton Cummings and Joe Moquin brought us to this 50th anniversary, and every single day that vision is the fuel that drives the economy of all of North Alabama."


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Is there a tutorial how to modify ini files, like Cars, CarDynamics files? Please help.
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Posted 01 August 2004 - 01:55 PM
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|Is there a tutorial how to modify ini files, like Cars, CarDynamics files? Please help.
Man, everyone elese figured out by them selfs.
Torque = how stong the engine is, higher is better.
Drive type = 0 for rear wheel drive, 1 for front wheel, 2 for 4 wheel drive.
Adjusting gears can easly be done by editing the final ratio, when you get better you may wantto edit the gears by them selfs.
Higher ratio gets faster accleration. Lower ratio increases the top speed.
Cluch delay = changes gear faster when lower.
Rev limit = max rmp the engine will go. It better be synced with the audio rev limit.
Max revs = shown rpm on the dashboard.
Engine vibrationscale = if you making a wild ride, the better be changed to low.
The torque curve is how the the engine pulls the car trough the rpm curve. 1 is max.
Turbo charged = 0 is disabled turbo, 1 is enabled turbo.
Max boost = turbo pressure.
Turbo overdrive = set it high and the turbo responds faster.
Check the differentials. 0.000 is equal, it always pulls the same on both wheels, stong cars need that.
Braking = higher makes stronger brakes, go easy on them, set to high and you car will just be idiotic, doing stoopies when braking. Abs keeps you from locking the brakes.
Roll = makes the car stiffer if set high.
Movement = the sideways movement from the chassis and wheels. Keep it low if you want to controll your car.
Rear Toe = the friction on the back of the car. Low toe makes the car easyer to acclerate.
Springers you gotta fine tune your self, it takes some time. Go easy on them.
Grip scale = makes the car grip better. To much is just horrible. Go easy on that too. Later you may want to edit the sliding grip scale, wich is the grip when the car are in a turn, to much will make the car go on two wheels.
If you want better grip when starting the car set tractioncontroll to 1. If anti spin is 0.000 you can set it to a few houndrad.
Thats pretty much the basics, if you sit down and edit the rest yourself, by either increasing or decreasing much one setting at the time, you'll see its effect and maybe learn a thing or two.
Edited by DOS4GW, 01 August 2004 - 10:59 PM.
Posted 01 August 2004 - 08:51 PM
Wow, thanks a lot man. I'll try to figure it out. Thanks.
Posted 01 August 2004 - 11:05 PM
All I gotta say is: Priviet, nachi vi gordo.
Posted 25 December 2004 - 10:34 PM
hey thanks, that would be helpful if i actually had a freaking chip
Posted 27 December 2004 - 07:46 PM
You don't need a chip. You can softmod it.
Posted 05 February 2005 - 11:25 AM
wow. I know i'm a total newbie here (but the newbie forums dont seem to help with anything), but am really interested how you can edit the cars (settings) without a chip.
DOS4GW: 'You don't need a chip. You can softmod it.'
Whats' this about? No need to post it all here, a link to whereever else i can find it would be better. Thanks.
DOS4GW: 'You don't need a chip. You can softmod it.'
Whats' this about? No need to post it all here, a link to whereever else i can find it would be better. Thanks.
Posted 06 February 2005 - 03:56 AM
Hey Alien bob. Check out this forum: All other Alternative Modchips and Cheapmods
You only need a chip when you want to play Live. If you aren't playing on Live you can do fine with cheapmod.
You only need a chip when you want to play Live. If you aren't playing on Live you can do fine with cheapmod.
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It's not only exercises (70). There are also (at least) the tags:
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Pickup truck plunges into riverSeptember 07,2013CLAREMONT, N.H. Police say a pickup driver who refused to stop for police in Claremont, N.H., speeded down a dead-end road, plunged into a river and swam away before he was found and arrested several hours later.
Police said the truck driven by 18-year-old Travis Hattery of Walpole crashed through trees, became airborne and crashed into the Sugar River early Friday.
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Fix using UndeadPixel (Windows)
UndeadPixel, aka UDPixel, is a program designed to specifically locate and fix dead or stuck pixels. It hasn't been updated in more than six years, but it still attempts to fix pixels in the way it always has: by rapidly cycling them through a series of sporadic color changes for several hours. The freemium software currently runs on most Windows operating systems — Windows 2000 through Windows 8 — and features a light footprint and a simple, self-explanatory interface. It's not a powerhouse utility by any means, but it can get the job done in a pinch without extraneous features and annoying bloatware.
1. Download UDPixel: Head to the UDPixel download page and select the latest release of the self-installing EXE package at the top of the page. Then choose your desired save location and click the Save button in the bottom-right corner of the popup window.
2. Install UDPixel: Once the download is complete, navigate to the installer and launch the software. Select the component you want to install, most notably UDPixel, and click Next in the bottom-right corner. Then choose your destination folder and click the Install button to complete the installation.
3. Launch UDPixel: Open the newly installed program by clicking the Start menu and accessing it through the All Programs option at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Alternatively, locate and open the file using the Windows search bar feature.
4. Locate the questionable pixel: Clicking the colored panels on the left-hand side of UDPixel will change your screen to the corresponding hue. Click through the six colors individually or choose to cycle through them automatically by clicking the Run cycle button at the bottom of the color list. A dead or stuck pixel will stand out against every backdrop except for the color it's stuck in. Continue doing so until you find it and make a mental note of its location on the screen.
5. Start UDPixel flash windows: Choose the number of flash windows, the window size, and the flash interval on the right side of the window beforing click the Start button. Afterward, reposition the flashing window(s) directly over the dead or stuck pixels and let the process continuously run for several hours.
6. Check the results: Click the Reset button in the bottom right of the window when finished and run the same cycle you used to locate the dead or stuck pixel in step 4. Check to see if the questionable pixel has returned to normal, and if it hasn't, choose an alternative method.


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At Fernhill School in Glasgow, a high standard of education coupled with the promotion of positive attitudes towards learning ensures that every one of our boys and girls, from our co-educational nursery class for children aged 2-5yrs and primary school, through to our all-girl secondary school, achieves academic excellence.
Fernhill School pupils can be justly proud of a highly successful year in public examinations this year.
Our Fourth Year pupils were ranked 4th nationally achieving over 99% pass at Intermediate 2 with 94% of passes all at A or B Grade. This year approximately half of our S4 pupils achieved eight straight A grades.
Fifth Year pupils sitting Highers have achieved a 94% pass rate. We are delighted that in 2014 our focus on small classes has resulted in 10% of our pupils finishing S5 with 6 Highers at A Grade Band 1. In 2014, an S5 pupil was awarded with the Royal Society of Chemistry's Prize for Higher Chemistry.
In S6 our pupils achieve success in a range of Advanced Higher and higher courses. Each year courses are set to meet the needs of each individual pupil in our final year. Our outstanding S6 Leadership programme prepares our pupils to make a positive contribution to society. Our pupils have secured places in prestigious universities to study a wide range of courses including Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Veterinary Medicine and Engineering.
Children who benefit from small class sizes achieve more academically than their regular class size peers.
Small class sizes are at the core of Fernhill School's philosophy and are a major factor in our pupils' exceptional academic achievement.
Cabinet Secretary for Education & Lifelong Learning, Fiona Hyslop, spoke about class sizes to the Scottish Parliament in 2007 and made the following statement:
"Smaller classes allow enhanced levels of pupil/teacher interaction which, in turn, contributes to giving Scotland's young people better life chances by increasing their attainment and realising their ambition."
Fernhill School's small class sizes provide your child with the opportunity to achieve academic excellence.
Our class size creates the ideal learning environment and with the support of our Fernhill Family, ensures that any disciplinary or behavioural issues are spotted and resolved quickly and carefully.
Learn more about how small class sizes can help your child in their education and in later life.
We believe that affordable fees, small class sizes and a strong commitment to academic excellence equals the best and most affordable private education in Scotland, irrespective of family income.
We are aware of the personal financial sacrifices that you make by choosing an independent education for your child and we are committed to making this investment in your child's future a successful one.
Fernhill School is an independent Catholic School and we pride ourselves on offering the highest standard of education for every child, regardless of religious background.
We are a registered Scottish charity and every member of our Board of Governors is a dedicated member of the Fernhill Family. We all share the same vision: to help realise the potential of the pupils of Fernhill School.
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Essay - The Character Development of Squeaky in 'Raymond's Run' by Toni...
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News and Notes
Sam Raimi has successfully blocked an unauthorized sequel to Evil Dead from moving forward. Award Pictures tried to move forward with Evil Dead 4: Consequences, but Renaissance Pictures summoned their lawyers and a court has ruled Awards Pictures to back off. Awards Pictures claimed that Raimi's waffling over the years about making a fourth film and stated lack of interest in making Evil Dead 4 amounted to trademark abandonment. [THR]
Speaking of Raimi and the Evil Dead franchise, the director promises a "wildly bloody" remake. He tells Collider "It's really bloody. It's so bloody, it will make your head spin. I've seen almost all the dailies and they're really going for it. It's gonna be grisly and intense and non-stop." [Collider]
Safe House director Daniel Espinosa has been tapped by Summit/Lionsgate to direct a film adaptation of Tom Rob Smith's novel Child 44. The book tells the story of a series of child murders in Stalin's Soviet Union based on the real story of a Ukranian serial killer nicknamed the Rostov Ripper. [Deadline]
If you're going to the Budweiser Made in America music festival in Philadelphia over Labor Day weekend, you may see Ron Howard making a documentary of some sort about Jay-Z. Howard says, "This will not be a concert film; it's a reflection of the fabric of what it means to be Made in America – what the festival represents, why Jay is doing it and how he relates to each artist." Look for this film to arrive sometime in 2013. [Deadline]
Fame is getting rebooted again, this time as a television series. The 1980 musical drama was adapted into a TV series that ran from 1982-1987. The property was then rebooted in 2009 starring Kelsey Grammar and Bebe Neuwirth, among other actors. Now Nigel Lythgoe, the guy behind American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance, is bringing the property back to TV and re-imagining it so that the story will be "set against the backdrop of today's unprecedented access to the world of celebrity and expose the gritty struggle, heartache and pain endured in the search for stardom. Sounds like Smash, with dancing. [Deadline]
Shia LaBeouf says he dropped acid in order to get into character for his upcoming movie The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman. While the film doesn't seem to lend itself to drug-taking as preparation, LaBeouf said, "There's a way to do an acid trip like Harold & Kumar and there's a way to be on acid. What I know of acting, Sean Penn actually strapped up to that electric chair in Dead Man Walking. These are the guys that I look up to." [USA Today]
From the WTF files comes word that National Treasure director John Turtletaub is developing a movie about a 4-year-old who falls overboard during a family outing and is raised by whales. The boy then goes on to become a champion Olympic swimmer. I just… I give up. [THR]
A new, shorter cut of On the Road will premiere at the Toronto Film Festival which begins next week. The film premiered earlier this year at Cannes to mixed reviews, with some critics calling it "lustrous but long-winded."
Andy Nyman has been cast as the villain The Tumor in Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall. [Film School Rejects]
Wong Kar Wai (2046, The Chungking Express) has been named the Jury President for the 63rd Annual Berlin Film Festival.
The Dark Knight Rises and The Amazing Spider-Man opened in China on Monday and both films performed very well. Spidey topped Batman with $5.4 million, helping push the franchise reboot over the $700 million worldwide mark. The Dark Knight Rises wasn't that far off, raking in $4.5 million and setting the record for the highest-opening ever for a WB 2-D release. [The Wrap]
Videos, Clips and Trailers
Here comes another behind the scenes clip from The Avengers DVD/BluRay. This one focuses on Robert Downey Jr. as "leader of the band."
John Hawkes meets his sex surrogate in The Sessions.
Take a look at the second teaser trailer for HBO's The Girl starring Toby Jones as Alfred Hitchcock and Sienna Miller as Tippi Hedren. The Girl premieres on HBO on October 20.
Four new clips from Resident Evil: Retribution have landed online. The film opens in wide release on September 14.
Pics and Posters
The dramatic thriller Arbitrage starring Richard Gere debuts two new posters today. The film opens September 14.
Butter and Monsters Inc. 3D have released new posters. Butter hits theaters October 5 while Disney ushers in the 3D re-release of Monsters Inc. on December 19.
Here's the Spanish poster for Stolen, starring Nicolas Cage. The film hits theaters September 14.
Batman, made from bats.
Keeping with the Batman theme, here's the Bat-Yaris.
Finally, Walking Dead bed sheets.
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Lazy Daisy Bear is a lovely and charming property located near the waters of Big Bear Lake and has lake access. This single story cabin style property has one-bedroom with one-bath and is beautifully and attractively decorated and furnished. The basic size kitchen has the essentials with a refrigerator and a microwave plus a dining table. The comfy living room has a wood burning fireplace, TV/DVD/wireless internet, mini foosball/coffee table and a sofa sleeper.The bedroom has a queen bed and a full bath is available in the hallway. There is a front deck to enjoy the peacefulness with propane BBQ.This is the just right getaway for a couple to spend some time or the family with a small child to spend the weekend in Big Bear. The home is walking distance to the lake area and fewer than seven minutes by car to the Village restaurants or shopping areas, and the many attractions of Big Bear Lake. Make Lazy Daisy Bear your choice for your stay anytime. Good pets allowed. Easy level parking for 2 cars in excellent weather conditions.
Big Bear Lake Pet Info -- an extra $10 per pet per night, which covers the additional cleaning required to leave the place in top shape for the next guests. You understand. Everybody loves your dog, but not quite as much as you do.Shore Acres Lodge is especially dog friendly! It has 2 acres of land surrounding the house and a beach on the lake for swimming.
Plus, easy access to miles of hiking trails. Some Pet Tips: Bring Your Pet's Paperwork. Just in case you need to make an unplanned visit to the vet (contact information available in our Free App), having your pet's vaccination and medication history will help ensure the best care possible. Bring Your Pet's Food and Supplies.
There is a feed and supply store up here, but no need to risk them not having your brand. Minimize your pet's changes so you can focus on the change of scenery. Bring a Kennel or Crate. The car isn't a good option, and if your dog has separation anxiety you may not want to leave it in the house alone to chew, bark or otherwise disrupt the setting.
Bringing a kennel will ensure you can go do what you want worry-free and come back to a safe and happy dog. Pick it Up. Just simple etiquette and mines are for the birds.
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Butler coach Stevens signs 12-year deal
Dear Abby: Grandma's late nights take toll on grandkids
Dear Abby: My sister "Carole's" husband died a year ago, and her oldest daughter passed away four months later. Carole now has her daughter's two oldest children, ages 10 and 14.
Dr. Gott: Friend's actions could be from seizures
Dear Dr. Gott: A friend of mine is 81. For the past several months, she has been experiencing flailing of the arms and legs, arching of her back and has no control of the actions. I thought along the lines of seizures, but she is awake through all the episodes and knows exactly what is happening. Would you have any idea what could cause these symptoms?
Heloise: Hints help drying clothes
Dear Heloise: I read your column in The (Prescott, Ariz.) Daily Courier. I have some great hints that will help when drying clothes:
Heloise: Disposing of CFLs properly
Dear Readers: CFLs (compact fluorescent lamps or bulbs) are here to stay.
Dear Abby: Older is often best when adopting a pet
Dear Abby: We are seniors like "Thinking About Adopting in Las Vegas" (Feb. 2), who wants to adopt a dog.
Dr. Gott: Reader worries exercise fails to increase heart rate
Dear Dr. Gott: I'm a 54-year-old female who had a heart attack at age 47. They think it was a coronary spasm.
Jack's worst plane ride: In Texas with Arnie
AUGUSTA, Ga. - When golf legend Jack Nicklaus stepped to the microphone Thursday morning after hitting the ceremonial first drive officially starting the Masters Tournament, something about the Texan town of Seagraves isn't what you normally think would come out of his mouth.
Augusta National closed in summer
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Being a member of Augusta National obviously takes big bucks and comes with the perk of playing golf on the same course the Masters plays out on each year.
Ryan Palmer's day at Augusta
Editor's Note: Ryan Palmer is playing in his second Masters at Augusta National Golf Club. Palmer, 33, was born in Amarillo and attended Amarillo High. His first Masters was in 2005. He tied for 39th. He has agreed to do a daily diary with Amarillo Globe-News sports editor Lance Lahnert in Augusta, Ga.
Palmer makes Amarillo proud at Masters
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Ryan Palmer was walking along plush fairway No. 8 at Augusta National in the 74th playing of the Masters Tournament on Thursday afternoon when a woman standing just outside the ropes piped up.
Is Tiger's tank full or empty?
AUGUSTA, Ga. -Tiger Woods concluded his 126th hole of practice at Augusta National Golf Club on Wednesday, acknowledged the polite applause from fans around the ninth green and was escorted by his phalanx of security guards to the clubhouse.
He's still got game
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Tiger Woods returned to golf and two Champions Tour players refused to act their age on a scintillating opening day of the Masters Tournament.
Ryan Palmer's Day at Augusta
Editor's Note: Ryan Palmer is playing in his second Masters tournament this week at Augusta National Golf Club.
2-5A Zone, 3-4A girls to wrap up tourneys
Amarillo High will try to get three of its girls teams to next week's District 2-5A high school golf tournament when the North Zone concludes its two-round tournament today in Lubbock.
Lady Falcons battle conflicts with scheduling
For small schools, softball schedules this time of year are sometimes tentative at best.
Lady Raiders' youthful roster no problem
The Randall Lady Raiders have a youthful roster. But that hasn't been a liability.
Lady Sandies teams place 1-2 in 2-5A North Zone tournament
Amarillo High Black placed four scores in the 70s Thursday at Lubbock's Meadowbrook Canyon course as it won the District 2-5A North Zone high school girls golf tournament by 53 shots over AHS Gold.
High school track capsules, results
North Plains Relays
Desperately seeking success
With the halfway point of the baseball season here for the Class 4A and 5A metro teams, some teams are sitting quite comfortably and others are chasing quite desperately.
Carpenter made right decision
Randall senior Andrea Carpenter was at a crossroads last year.
League honors Venom QB Reese
Amarillo Venom quarterback Julian Reese on Wednesday was named the Indoor Football League's Vidswap.com "Offensive Player of the Week."
Rangers stumble in 9th
ARLINGTON - C.J. Wilson had to answer questions in spring training about his ability to be a starting pitcher again, and Neftali Feliz was faced with questions about his ability to repeat his 2009 performance.
Wells powers Jays past Texas
ARLINGTON - Vernon Wells homered two more times in his homecoming series, Jason Frasor pitched an uneventful ninth after blowing a save on opening day, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Texas Rangers, 7-4, on Wednesday night.
Texas puts Saltalamacchia on DL
Column - Lance Lahnert: Masters now checked off my bucket list
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Lunch with the president in the White House. Throwing out the first pitch at a Major League Baseball game. Catching a pass from John Elway.
UFC heads outdoors in Middle East
When the UFC debuts in the Middle East this weekend, the octagon will be outdoors in the heat. The raucous, skin-baring show in the temporary arena built around it is sure to raise a few eyebrows, as well.
People in Business
Jennifer Campos, an employee at Texas Oncology-Amarillo, has completed the new nurse navigation certification program offered by the National Consortium of Breast Centers. Nurse navigators work as patients' advocates to help them locate appropriate care and services. Campos passed a certification exam that included breast imaging and cancer-related information.
Cut water use with a xeriscape
What do you think when you hear the word xeriscape? Cactus, yucca, rocks, gravel mulch and little or no water? These are some of the images that people say to me when I ask that question.
Wayland adds athletics; ups cost of tuition
LUBBOCK - Although no college student looks forward to tuition increases, administrators at Wayland Baptist University in Plainview said the higher costs are necessary to ensure growth, good education and more student programs.
Feds announce arrest in east Texas explosives case
DALLAS - A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a series of explosives dropped in east Texas mailboxes during the past month, the same day two more suspicious devices were found, federal authorities said.
Man who showed kids porn jailed
An Amarillo man accused of endangering his children by showing them pornography during an alleged sex education lesson was in custody Thursday at the Randall County Jail.
Gov. Rick Perry proposed Wednesday that Texas abandon traditional textbooks in public schools and replace them with computer technology.
Canyon altercation: Man struck by car dies
Authorities said Thursday that a 38-year-old Canyon man who was involved in a violent confrontation in a restaurant parking lot has died from his injuries.
Hiring unemployed: Officials laud jobs program
New state programs are helping train more than 400 workers in Amarillo for new or upgraded jobs and making it easier for employers to hire the unemployed.
Cousins fighting for an uncle they didn't even know
Jerry Sheets never knew his uncle, Leroy Sheets. Steve Sheets, another nephew, wasn't even born when his uncle died in a Japanese prison camp in 1942.
2 vehicles destroyed in fire
No one was injured after a Wednesday night fire destroyed two vehicles and damaged the side of a nearby residence and a fence in northwest Amarillo.
Accused fake Marine pleads to gun charge
A California man accused of portraying a U.S. Marine while writing more than $325,000 in bad checks pleaded guilty Thursday to a charge of felon in possession of a firearm.
New charges in assault case
An Amarillo man accused of trying to hit a police officer with his car was charged Wednesday with two counts of aggravated assault on a public servant.
Trustee planning to sell Goodwill
A bankruptcy trustee is planning to sell what's left of Amarillo's Goodwill Industries.
CISD names 4 teacher of year finalists
Canyon Independent School District has named four finalists for its annual Teacher of the Year awards.
Driver hurt when truck overturns
Authorities say speed and wind conditions were contributing factors in a tractor-trailer rollover Wednesday east of Amarillo.
Barfield backer withdraws
A board responsible for investing tax money in downtown Amarillo revitalization voted Thursday to dissolve an agreement with a stalled $7 million project at the request of the project's developers.
AEDC approves $3M incentive
The Amarillo Economic Development Corp. board approved a grant Wednesday that could top more than $3 million to keep Golden Spread Electric Cooperative here, expand its headquarters and hire more employees.
Window on the past: Mother-in-law wins
Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series on Window on the Past. The second installment will appear next Friday.
Man pinned under car in confrontation
A man was critically injured when he was pinned beneath a vehicle during a violent confrontation Wednesday afternoon outside a Canyon restaurant.
Blaze consumes about 800 acres
Several residents were evacuated from their homes Thursday afternoon after a grass fire burned within 100 yards of their residences.
FPC dorms still closed after fire damages wing
A dorm remains closed as officials at Frank Phillips College in Borger continue to assess the damage caused by a fire early Sunday morning.
AEDC votes to promote air service
The Amarillo Economic Development Corp. board voted Wednesday to create a $100,000 marketing fund aimed at luring new, nonstop airline service into the city's airport.
Six businesses win grants
Six Amarillo businesses ranging from a soap maker to a ditching company were awarded $500,000 in grants Wednesday in this year's EnterPrize Challenge.
Memphis church, homes burn to ground in blaze
MEMPHIS - Mae Smith Newsome sat in her living room Wednesday with her gray hair pulled back into a tight bun and hands over her face.
Few in the field: Dire shortage in region
When Jonathon Gentry arrived in Amarillo in 2002 to practice neurosurgery, there were seven physicians practicing in the field.
Man loses tip of finger in 1-car crash
A man lost a piece of his finger Thursday evening after a one-vehicle accident on Interstate 40.
Osprey crash kills 4 in Afghanistan
College officials still assessing damage to dorm
Barfield developer withdraws from agreement
Canyon man dies following violent confrontation
Travis Hughs Nelson
NARA VISA, N.M. - Travis Hughs Nelson, 90, died Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010, in Amarillo.
Ray Franklin Smith
CLARENDON - Ray Franklin Smith, 72, died Wednesday, April 7, 2010, in Amarillo.
Juanita Arlaween Peery
Juanita Arlaween Peery, 88, of Amarillo died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Gene Edward Tyson
FRITCH - Gene Edward Tyson, 72, died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Paul "Lawrence" Coone
CLOVIS, N.M. - Paul "Lawrence" Coone, 67, died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Karen Ruth Cooper Moore
SUNRAY - Karen Ruth Cooper Moore, 70, died Monday, April 5, 2010, in Amarillo.
Winfered Lee "Bill" Thomas
Winfered Lee "Bill" Thomas, 66, of Amarillo died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Dexter Lee "Jake" Merrell
QUITAQUE - Dexter Lee "Jake" Merrell, 88, died Monday, April 5, 2010, in Lubbock.
Lela Mae Hutcheson
QUITAQUE - Lela Mae Hutcheson, 88, died Friday, April 2, 2010.
Vivian Mae Lax
McLEAN - Vivian Mae Lax, 93, died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Dorothy Palmer McClure
Dorothy Palmer McClure, 87, of Canyon died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Edna Mae Dale
DENTON - Edna Mae Dale, 78, died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Joe Frank Robberson M.D.
Joe Frank Robberson M.D., 82, of Amarillo died Thursday, April 1, 2010.
Nancy M. Mayfield
DALLAS - Nancy M. Mayfield, 79, formerly of Amarillo, died Tuesday, March 23, 2010, in DeKalb, Ill.
Margrete Vick Walker
FORT SUMNER, N.M. - Margrete Vick Walker, 94, died Tuesday, April 6, 2010, in Clovis.
John Ralph Ruff
LEAGUE CITY - John Ralph Ruff, 51, died Friday, April 2, 2010.
Jim Smith
Jim Smith, 69, of Amarillo died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Sharon Schaefer
CLOVIS, N.M. - Sharon Schaefer, 71, died Saturday, April 3, 2010.
Floy Hendrick
SHAMROCK - Floy Hendrick, 94, died Tuesday, April 6, 2010, in Amarillo.
Stephen Lewis Vinson
PAMPA - Stephen Lewis Vinson, 61, died Thursday, April 8, 2010.
James H. Plaster
James H. Plaster, 87, of Amarillo died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Jonnie DeArmond Boggs
MIDLAND - Jonnie DeArmond Boggs, 83, died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Howard Wayne Slape
Howard Wayne Slape, 66, of Amarillo died Sunday, April 4, 2010.
Raymond Carl Johnson
HOBBS, N.M. - Raymond Carl Johnson, 80, died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Carol Sue Tucker
Carol Sue Tucker, 60, of Amarillo died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Rodney Lynn "Skip" Knight
TEXICO, N.M. - Rodney Lynn "Skip" Knight, 48, died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Bernard Fred Zimmerer
Bernard Fred Zimmerer, 93, of Amarillo died Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
La Rose Szaloy
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - La Rose Szaloy, 79, died Monday, April 5, 2010, in Amarillo, Texas.
Socorro Arevalo
DUMAS - Socorro Arevalo, 70, died Monday, April 5, 2010.
Nellene "Nell" King Campbell
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i don't see smoke and i don't smell smoke. >> one more thing. how did they come at the house? are most of the vehicles in the driveway or did they come at it through a back way? >> this whole area is five streets in the neighborhood. they went down every side street. there are flashing lights at every end and officers with rifles by their sides at every single end. >> all right. >> there is a parade of traffic happening now. a bunch of lights flashing going up my street toward franklin. there are five cars headed up. >> okay. yeah. we just saw kind of a second wave of suvs, police cars arrive. that would be consistent. it's getting tougher because the
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camera lens is overwhelmed by the strobes. it's hard for us to see, pick out individual movement except that vehicles keep coming and going. i'm not surprised to hear of more of them coming down where you are. i could be convinced that we have seen more activity. a light truck just arrived in the foreground there on the right. those are erectable spotlights they can put up. once the scene is cold, let's say the suspect was taken out of there. they would still want to get at the start of the investigation tonight, see what they are dealing with. even though, as kerry and i and pete williams and i have been theorizing it's likely, knowing how these guys work, they will not use light for the takedown
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itself. you see an fbi agent getting out of the latest car to arrive. this flash-bang technology, if that explains pops people heard other than gunfire, they are a briefly devastating weapon that can just take hold of your senses and leave the suspect blinded and deafened momentarily while people move in. closed space. i have seen them used outdoors in a courtyard, a wartime backdrop in afghanistan. they are very effective. just told we have another guest. clint van zant, fbi veteran profiler. what can you add, clint? >> well, as you know my background is as a hostage negotiator. having been in similar situations like this working with tactical teams, this is a
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hand in glove operation. the negotiator is on the scene. he or she will be working hard to extend a hand and allows this individual to come out. with the potential explosive device of something inside the best case scenario would be for the negotiator to get the subject to come over the side of the boat, crop to the ground so that the tactical team. anything like that. then they can close, make the arrest and then administer first aid. it's going to have to work like that. they are not going to endanger a police officer or agent in the arrest and have this guy try to blow himself up at the last second. >> we have been circumspect because there's been so much reported wrong over the past couple of days about passing things along. this does make sense though.
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boston globe is tweeting out that one of the photographers is in close enough to be able to hear cops say, you know, the classic movie line "come out on your own terms, come out with your hands up." it would indicate -- the surprise here -- it would indicate the suspect is alive, able to communicate and able to move. clint, after two volleys of gunfire and well outnumbered it's surprising to a lot of us. >> he was probably wounded last night in the exchange of gunfire in which his brother was killed. he was probably shot at that time. that accounts for the blood that may have been seen at the scene when he got on to the boat or subsequent to that. as we heard the volley of gunfire it sounded like at least one if not two 30-round magazines from the tactical
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officer's weapon. if they shot right at the boat it would have been turned the boat into swiss cheese. realize law enforcement, i'm sure as a group has an understanding that they would like to do everything they can like in any other situation. they would like to give this individual every opportunity to surrender. we need to talk to him. he has information we need. but there are rules of engagement that will suggest if your life is in danger, the life of somebody else do what you have to do. try to take him alive. don't put your life on the line to do it. >> boston p.d. car coming out. vehicles coming and going. we have seen this all night long. here are folks told a half hour before the gunshots it's okay to come out. folk in watertown who were following instructions all day
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and all day we have been seeing the kids looking at the grown-ups in their lives and the grown-ups were told don't come to the door unless you are certain it's law enforcement. we saw house-to-house searches taking place with law enforcement in military dress. automatic weapons drawn. came to the house. emptied the house of occupants and went in to search it. this is some of the door-to-door searches. this particular house we are showing the residents were asked to come out first before they went in. typical to want to clear it before you search. again, this is -- this was the stance of law enforcement all day. those weapons are the same issued to the armed forces overseas. that's a basic m-4
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semi-automatic long barrelled weapon. they were not fooling around. they had an extremely dangerous suspect pinned down. several people noticed a black vehicle which people assume to be a hearse in the foreground. we don't know if that's true. various sizes and shapes of vehicles. some of which folks have never seen before because they are for specialized tasks. lester holt, anything from where you are. >> reporter: you're talking about the fear and the children of people who heard explosions and shots last night. any of us who heard shots fired in anger know what a horrible sound that is. it takes a while to learn when it's coming your way. you don't know. that's what a lot of people
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heard last night with explosions and shots. i want to point out we have been watching police officers work so well together. different agencies. we know that typically their arrival is between agencies. they are united in purpose. keep in mind this community was attacked. the greater boston area attacked and the bombings on monday. then one of their own, a police officer at m.i.t., murdered, ambushed yesterday. another police officer, transit officer was serious ly wounded t the beginning of the chase. there is such a sense of purpose and dedication we are seeing from law enforcement agencies that all converged in watertown. fbi has taken the lead but they have all found a role. s.w.a.t. teams took various roles as they went through neighborhoods and poked through backyards looking for the very kind of thing they found here tonight.
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by the way, the boat seemed to have a shrink wrap. we are told it had a tear in it. that was the suspicious point -- the tear and the blood stains suggesting that someone had been in there or was in there which, as it turns out was the case. that was the kind of work they were doing today, looking for telltale signs that someone might be hiding out. brian, back to you. >> whdh h, our station is breaking news that they are hearing from the scene. let's listen in. >> you said a successful recovery which we would say they have this 19-year-old bombing suspect e in custody and he's alive. >> well, i don't know about that assumption. i think you have the guy recovered with no injury. i'm going to see -- >> is he alive?
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>> no telling. >> dan, you're watching from there. cooper is talking to his sources. he may be able to add. steve, what do you know? >> he's alive. in custody and alive. they have asked for a medic to the scene. >> suspect number two alive. >> he's alive. >> in custody. >> he's alive. he's in custody. they are asking for a medic to the scene which means they are going to be trying to treat him. specifics, i don't know what that means. he is in custody. >> excellent. >> that's the best news. 8:42 on friday night. >> is it over? is it all over? >> it's all over. >> it's over. >> they have an ambulance on the scene. >> ambulance on the scene. >> they think the guy is in good enough shape? we see the ambulance pulling in right now. >> outstanding. >> we'll follow that. great news, steve. >> you wonder how -- steve, do we have any idea -- >> ambulance can now go to the scene.
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we don't know what condition he's in. is that correct? okay, thanks. yeah, just to recap. from the scene according to my source the suspect is in custody. he is alive. we don't know what condition he's in. they have called for a medic to the scene. it's a hot scene. they are still officially securing the scene. that would go along with what dan was saying with the light applause he may have heard from his vantage point. >> it's been a horrifying night in boston, the world has been watching what's happening. this chain of events. really about the best possible outcome tonight. the second suspect wanted in the marathon bombing now alive, captured, in custody and about to be attended by medics there in watertown. >> we don't know what his condition is now. dan, you are joining us with confirmation of what steve said.
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>> state police gave me a strong head shake. an officer saying, yes, he's alive. they are bringing him up in this direction. they appear to be at ease. they are probably going up birch or franklin area now. everybody is standing down, satisfied. a few of the officers taking pictures to commemorate the moment of this successful end. incredible to think when this city was shut down because of the concern, the danger, the worry about how it would end. it ended with a whimper, not a bang. we had bangs and it could have ended with more. these officers, whatever they did, were able to bring at least the end of this to a peaceful conclusion. >> that's fantastic, dan. of course, now as you mentioned the medic is at the boat -- >> you have been listening to
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the coverage of our station whdh in boston as they were talking you saw the watertown ems ambulance that was parked there for so long take a right and go down to the neighborhood. you hear these multiple reports. suspect has been apprehended. there is a change in mood, stance and demeanor there. the shot we have been looking at -- [ cheers and applause ] >> now we are hearing -- listen to that. our reports are ricochetting around and people via broadcast or social media or television crews, people on the sidewalk in newtown are reacting with cheers. pete williams? >> we have confirmed here, brian, as well that the suspect is in custody. we don't know precisely his condition. now the question is, of course, what happens now. he'll be in federal custody here
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because this entire investigation since the bombing has been under the fbi's jurisdiction because of a federal law, a terrorism attack is under the jurisdiction of the fbi. they will take him now. if he's gravely wounded or needs medical attention he will be taken to a hospital where he will be given medical attention. if you think about the scenario involving umar abdel mutallab, the so-called christmas day bomber, similar situation. he was badly hurt, taken to the hospital, given treatment. then the fbi proceeded to question him at length. that was a controversial thing at the time. people thought he should have been not given a miranda warning. it turned out he was questioned for a time and then given his miranda warning and the police
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said he kept talking. they used it as a textbook example. this will remain a controversial decision. it is the stated policy of the
to take anyone like this who creates a crime in the united states and treat them in the regular civilian justice system. they will take him away. when the appropriate time comes, begin to question him. >> pete, i got an e-mail using a term of art in law enforcement. somebody said, remember, this is a federal show. >> meaning the fbi is in charge. we have already heard some members of the senate say this person should be declared an enemy combatant, not given miranda warning and should be subject to a military-style interrogation. the
will never go for that. they believe suspects who commit crimes here should be treated in the criminal justice system. that's what they will intend to do. >> michael leiter who was, among other things, in the room the
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night of the bin laden raid when it was planned and orders carried out from the situation room. former head of counter terrorism for this country, michael, walk us through what is likely to happen now. what's the first set of official eyeballs that will sit down across from or ride with this suspect. especially for those of us who would simply like to know what it takes for a 19-year-old to be convinced that putting a bomb down next to little kids is a good idea. >> brian, as pete mentioned during the christmas day bomber in 2009, we hadn't fully established a protocol and discussion about how a terror suspect would be interrogated. we worked through the problem more. there will have already been prethis arrest a very extensive
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discussion between the fbi and the rest of the intelligence community about how such an interrogation will occur and what the key issues are. the fbi is in charge as the law enforcement entity for the federal government in charge of the investigation. but they will have already have worked with organizations like central intelligence agency and the like to figure out what sorts of questions need to be asked about foreign contacts and the like. what would happen here is they will take him into custody. there is, of course, the possibility that they will mirandaize him right away. they will likely use what's known as the public safety exception. that gives them legal authority to question him initially about things which pose an immediate threat to public safety. they can ask, are there more improvised explosive devices anywhere?
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that can take some time. they can get all of that information from him before they actually mirandaize him. once they mirandaize him, they will go through all of the things they need to know. that will be done by fbi agents but, again, supported by the rest of the national security community. in my view, they will want to know, again, any weapons out there. motivation, any other associates, are there further dangers. these are the key issues they will pursue. then they will start moving out towards motivation, more distant networks, things like that. >> michael, already this thing is reich spider cracks when a rock hits the windshield. this has gone in all directions already today. we have learned from whdh in new bedford, mass, three people have been taken into custody.
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all expected to be roommates presently or at one time with suspect two. this kind of thing will ha. they have been in this kid's computer for a couple of hours. they have gotten all retrievable evidence from the house he sared with his brother for however long. pete williams, you have something new? >> well, yes. several law enforcement officials confirmed he's alive, in custody. unbelievable, as one said who's been following this. the next question is what sort of condition is he in. is he gravely wounded, walking? we don't know. we are trying to find out now. >> a big night in watertown, mass. i will tell you, what a 24 hours those people have endured. these are just citizens of a town in eastern mass. this was visited upon them after
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they witnessed the horrible bombing at the finish line of the boston marathon. there is your suspect, in custody and alive. we believe he survived one or more bullet wounds last night in a hail of gunfire. lester holt is at street level, as we have seen. across from the town diner in this town that can now start to breathe and live a little bit. lester? >> we heard 30 seconds of sustained applause from the crowd when word got out that he was in custody. these folks have lived through hell with the shots and explosions. i'm with rita who lives in the neighborhood. what's your reaction to the fact that they have him in custody. >> i'm relieved. feel like i have been watching a
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bad movie i couldn't turn off. i'll be able to sleep tonight. >> the helicopter came over and you said, i will be glad when that's over. >> i will be. i don't know what it's like to be in a war zone. listening to them made it feel like that's what it's like. very unsettling. >> reporter: grateful for you and the community. thank you very much for talking to us. big relief, brian, for folks that were potentially going to face another night of uncertainty that this person could be out there, a person who's shown willingness to do great harm. folks have been out all day. they will rest well tonight here in watertown. >> lester, thanks. if michael leiter can still hear us in washington -- are you with us? >> i am, brian. >> i have been saying all day as long as we keep the balance more
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good guys than bad we'll be all right. the other lesson is about law enforcement, trails people leave behind. the leaps and bounds technology has taken. we have said many times in the past couple of days. following oklahoma city we were in rough shape in terms of the ability to investigate this type of thing. now the sweep of technology. it's hard to get away with something bad in this country. >> it is. this is a silver lining on a dark cloud going back to 1996 with oklahoma city, 1998 with kenya and tanzania, the first world trade center bombing through 9/11. what the last 12 years have given us is incredible human capital. incredible talent within organizations like the fbi and cia.
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incredible coordination between the federal government and state and local governments. what we have seen today wouldn't have happened in 2000. and the technology to pull it together. five years ago it could have occurred and we might not have had nearly the digital record that was developed in this case. one can only imagine had there not been the video and photographic evidence of the perpetrators. >> thank you. we are told the suspect suffering from at least one gunshot wound and blood loss. not known if they are fresh wounds from tonight's exchange of fire. he's being taken to mount auburn hospital in cambridge. the same hospital where transit police officer is recovering from a gunshot wound by either this kid or his older brother
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last night. this is a time to read a sad statement from the family of sean collier, the police officer killed last night on the m.i.t. campus. family has released an official photograph along with these words. we are heart broken by the loss of our wonderful and caring son and brother, sean collier. our only solace is that sean died bravely doing what he committed his life to do -- serving and protecting others. we are thankful for the support and condolences offered by so many people. we are kbroogrieving this loss ask that the media respect our privacy at this time. and so we will. you see the m. p i.t. markings on his lapels. campus police officer. did not even have a chance to do his job. the accounts are he was, sadly basically executed by one or
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both of these suspects. older brother and younger. younger brother still alive being transported to a hospital. what's going to start happening there in watertown, and you can tell this already, you saw one tactical officer come out toward the waiting crowd. it will be a kind of gauntlet. people are so anxious to express their thanks. you will hear every entering and exiting vehicle applauded now and here is my prediction coming true. this is going to happen all night long. these are the people who liberated their town in effect. gone through 24 hours of hell in watertown, mass. hey, lester. >> you're seeing the ambulance just went by the crowd. they believe there is a big applause from the crowd as it parted and the ambulance went by. whether the suspect is truly in
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there is not clear. we believe he might have been. that's quite a reaction from the crowd. these folks have had a really tough night last night. facing another tough night. they have been standing here with us listening to the best they can. they heard he was in custody and folks are obviously joyous. very good reason. we are all happy there was no further bloodshed here. and that this is over. >> you're going to be on the happiest corner in the commonwealth of massachusetts. especially when all the vehicles, first responders, law enforcement start coming out. lester holt, thank you. 8:59:30 in the east coast. listen to that. [ cheers and applause ] we'll give this a few seconds.
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coming up at 9:00 we'll update everybody on what has transpired. [ cheers and applause ] 9:00 in watertown, massachusetts, and elsewhere along the east coast. 6:00 p.m. in los angeles. dzhokhar tsarnaev, said to be a 19-year-old student at u-mass, has been apprehended. he is suffering from blood loss. at least one bullet wound. not ascertained yet if it was suffered tonight or in last night's exchange of gun fire. after the all-clear was given after a day-long lock down,
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people of watertown in the boston metropolitan area were told by public officials it was flooded with law enforcement, the region was. it was really, we were given indications, a matter of time. confidence was high they were going to find this guy. as you see, watertown fire department engine one come out of there. and 30 minutes after their announcement that people can come out again after this day-long lock down the exchange of gunfire. we heard from our own folks on the ground. our camera crews. people like lester holt, kerry sanders that gunfire had taken place. this will whip up the crowd. the fire engine hitting the siren on the way out. this will begin the slow parade of fire and police out of the scene. apparently the suspect was holed up under a tarp in a trailered boat in the backyard of a private house.
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two or three-story frame house. and all this time we have been waiting for this to resolve. s.w.a.t. teams were assembled. and he's being transported to the same hospital where an mta cop is recovering from gunshots sustained last night. as this slow parade of vehicles now exits, kerry sanders, what a wild -- what, 20 hours, 18 hours it's been in that town. >> i've got to say i'm lost. it's been -- i guess i started working thursday at 5:00 a.m. and have been working straight through. it's hard to keep clear everything that's been going on. wayne metrano is a resident here. there are members of the community we hear cheering, high fiving, big smiles. how do you feel now knowing that this is over, that he's in custody and he's alive? >> it's been a busy 18
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