波士顿爆炸现场上空禁航 休班警察被要求报道 纽约戒备

zhangyl

消息来源：CNN

　

Boston (CNN) -- As the horror of the explosions near the finish line of the nation's most famous marathon sank in, government officials mobilized to respond on Monday afternoon.

　　FBI director Robert Mueller briefed President Barack Obama by telephone, the White House said.

　　Aviation authorities banned planes from flying over of the site of the explosion, the Federal Aviation Administrion said. The temporary flight restriction came at the request of law enforcement and extends three nautical miles in all directions, up to a height of 3,000 feet, FAA spokeswoman Arlene Salac said.

　　All off duty-police officers in Boston were told to report to their districts, CNN affiliate WHDH reported, and the Red Cross sent additional blood products to Boston-area hospitals, spokeswoman Anne Marie Borrego.

　　And law enforcement authorities from Atlanta to San Francisco said they were on heightened alert.

　　New York's Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the city had 1,000 officers assigned to counterterrorism duties, "and they -- along with the entire NYPD and the investments we have made in counterterrorism infrastructure -- are being fully mobilized to protect our city."

　　In Miami, police said they were increasing security at critical infrastructure sites, while the Los Angeles Police Department restated its advice to the public: "If you see something, say something."

　　Attorney General Eric Holder instructed the Justice Department to deploy its "full resources" to the investigation into the blasts that killed at least two people and left dozens injured.

　　He spoke to FBI director Mueller, and to the U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, Carmen Ortiz. Her office is coordinating responses from the Justice Department, the FBI, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and other law enforcement officials.

　　Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano was briefed, and she ordered her department to provide "whatever assistance is necessary" to state and local authorities, an administration official said.

　　London's Metropolitan Police said they were reviewing security arrangements for the London Marathon, which is due to take place on Sunday.

　　The race's chief executive, Nick Bitel, said organizers were "deeply saddened and shocked," and called it "a very sad day for athletics and for our friends and colleagues in marathon running."

zhangyl

波士顿肯尼迪图书馆博物馆起火 未确认与马拉松爆炸有关
据凤凰卫视报道，波士顿发生连环爆炸事件，继波士顿马拉松终点发生两起爆炸外，市内的肯尼迪总统图书馆及博物馆也发生爆炸，图书馆一度失火，事件中没有人受伤。

　　肯尼迪总统图书馆距离马拉松终点约三英里。暂时未知这起爆炸是否和马拉松爆炸有关连。

　　Police probe possible link between JFK fire, marathon explosions

　　By Bill Forry

　　Apr. 15, 2013





　　A fire broke out inside a mechanical room at the JFK Library on Monday afternoon around 3 p.m. The fire was quickly knocked down. Photo by Bill Forry

　　There is conflicting information at this hour about whether or not a fire at the JFK Library this afternoon is related to the deadly explosions along the marathon route on Boylston Street at the same hour. The director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum told the Reporter on the scene that the 3 p.m. fire inside the building's mechanical room was not caused by "a device."

　　Tom Putnam, the director of the JFK Library, said that the incident was confined to a mechanical room near the archive section of the library.

　　Paul Yazbeck, a JFK Library employee, said he saw a small fire and heard what he defined as “definitely an explosion.”

　　Other people, who were there to tour the library, said they had not heard an explosion.

　　In a press conference around 4:30 p.m., Commissioner Ed Davis said police are not certain that the incident is related to the Copley Square explosions, but they are treating it as if it is related. Later, a Tweet from the BPD spokesperson seemed to clarify that: "Update JFK incident appears to be fire related #tweetfromthebeat via @CherylFiandaca."

　　At a press conference with Gov. Deval Patrick, Davis was asked about any victims at the JFK Library incident.

　　"None that we know of," he said.
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zhangyl

6人伤重 现场发现3处未引爆装置


据央视连线报道，据美国警方证实，他们已经在爆炸现场发现三处未引爆的炸弹装置。同时，肯尼迪图书馆也发生一起爆炸。奥巴马已经知晓几起爆炸，但尚未作出回应。
　　根据最新伤亡人数报道，已有2人在爆炸中死亡，上百人受伤，其中有6人伤重

zhangyl

奥巴马将就爆炸发表讲话 美媒称是恐怖袭击

据央视连线报道，美国总统奥巴马将就波士顿马拉松爆炸事件发表讲话。

　　据央视连线报道，虽然美国官方还没有确定波士顿爆炸是与恐怖袭击有关，但媒体已经称其为恐怖袭击。根据最新伤亡人数报道，已有2人在爆炸中死亡，上百人受伤，其中有6人伤重，警方在现场还发现3个未引爆的爆炸装置。

蓝色薄荷

前因后果会是啥？

前因：中东？  北朝鲜？

后果：上次911导致的全球后果如何？  这次目前来看规模和911没法比，但仍会对各大股市产生影响吧？

军事方面，美国调查出谁对这起事件负责，然后还击。

如果是中东，美国会怎样？

如果是北朝鲜，  

David-qd

austral-asian

３个死者当中有一个８岁小男孩。我微博上还看到一张照片，一个人坐在轮椅上双脚都被炸没了。

古楼山人

好恐怖