Mass. governor speaks on Boston bombings

BOSTON —  The Massachusetts governor is speaking out after the Boston bombings.

Since the whole town of Watertown, Mass. was under lockdown, Governor Deval Patrick says there is still a lot to be answered. 

"There are a lot of questions that all of us have and that law enforcement have yet to answer for us including questions directly to the suspect, but there isn't any basis for concern about another imminent threat," said Patrick in an NBC interview.

He says officers are still following many leads.