now. forecasters say that storm will dump heavy rains and wind on part of the northeast possibly causing trouble delaying in tonight s commute in new york through boston before heading out to sea. it s a rainy, humid, tropical-like afternoon in new york city. it will be over for the u.s. by tomorrow. some people in puerto rico say that they re still not getting the help they need nearly three weeks after hurricane maria tore across that u.s. territory. the storm knocked down power lines and cell phone towers and washed out roads and bridges making it hard for emergency workers to deliver the supplies. puerto rican officials report 85% of the island still has no power. they say crews may not be able to restore it in some places until next year. mike tobin on scene for us in san juan. mike? shep, this is a neighborhood that would be needy without the
mike tobin is on the scene as he has been throughout the course of this. mike, what is the latest from your vantage point there? well, really martha what i anticipate out of this upcoming briefing is for the police commissioner,ed davis and timothy allen of the state police to come up and use us one more time as an opportunity to speak directly to people in their homes. there is a representative of the state police who gave a head up in terms of where the conference will be. i didn t get all the details because i was talking to you. they will use this as an opportunity to speak directly to people in their homes. there are a million people stuck in their homes at the moment and largely dependent on what they are getting from the television to find out what is going on. if the police could opinion point where this individual pinpoint where this individual is at the moment it would be quite obvious to all of us because they would move in. so they have to use excess caution right now a
police have their doors open. this is maryland. believed from the reports we re getting to be an uncle s home. there were reports that we had heard from an uncle earlier today. who was expressing his disbelief at the events that unfolded. i believe this is montgomery village, maryland. according to what we re seeing here. we see the folks at the door of this home. we ve seen lists coming through that we ve all kind of been privy to of different relatives around this young man and his brother. as bret was saying time will tell who was related to this issue and who was completely unrelated to this issue. no doubt the police want to talk to anybody they can who may have had some inkling what these young suspects terrorists have been up to and what could have sent them to carry out the acts they are suspected carrying out over the past couple days. you look at this scene. an all-american scene on the left-hand side of our
undergone surgery this morning. we re awaiting more information on his condition. the city of watertown is on lockdown. residents are told to stay indoors. this young man on the round, this terrorist who is believed to be out there might try to seek shelter. they want to prevent any sort of hostage-taking situation. they want everybody to hunker down, stay exactly where they are. a lot of public offices and all the public transportation systems are shut down right now in the city of boston. we do know the name of the suspect who is on the loose now. so much more specific today than we have before. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsnaraev, grew up as a young boy in russia. we traced him around the age of 9 educated in russia near chechnya. we have reporters covering all aspects of this story. bill hemmer once again live in boston as he has been throughout the night. mike tobin on scene there since the beginning of this
down. you know, i can just tell you it s a really fluid scene. the police keep moving their police tape and pushing us back, and moving us from one block to the next, and it s a really it s really unstable what is going on over here. bill: what time were you there, dave? i got here a little after 1:00 in the morning, and, you know, when i got here at that time it was shortly after the firefight, and, you know, it was just kind of chaos, and the police were running around yelling, and media was scrambling to find safe places to be, and some of the reporters i was talking to that were out there, you know, one of my colleagues from the herald that was right there when it all unfolded who was actually at the m. i. t. shooting and followed the scene here, she was caught in the whole thing and she smelled the smoke from whatever