allister. yes, coming, mrs. allister. ok, i've gotta get out. can you move from the door?g. ow. ow. ow. hi. hi, um, what can i do for you? i told you yesterday to haul that trash out of the basement. yeah, i am so sorry. some of the children have been playing near it and putting it in their mouth. well, a lot of it is vegetables. get that stuff out of there today or you'll be out of here. understand? yes, ma'am, yes. kramer spilled ammonia. i don't feel like eating. i'm gonna borrow this. janitor's meeting. so, jerry, why'd you call me? well, i thought it's about time we put aside all this silliness. i know now that you didn't put anything in my toilet bowl. did you? yes, i did. well, whatever. so how have you been? good. good. steak knife? it's just eating away at you, isn't it? no. hi. hi. hi. hi. jerry, can i borrow your car? for what? i have to haul some dirty garbage to the dump. dirt? that's all right because there's nothing wrong with dirt. well, actually it's pretty grimy. grime, grease, filth, funk, ooze, whatever it is you take that stuff and put it right on my l

went ahead on mc allister and immediately worked to get things back on track. we're still looking forward to build outs and signals on leavenworth and jones and cost-effective sidewalk widening options like [speaker not understood] acknowledging that sidewalk widening can be very expensive here in the city. and, so, just extremely pleased that we are able to use some of our regional dollars to support some local planning efforts and really some of our low-income and most impacted neighborhoods. and, so, yesterday we did -- supervisor yee, wiener and i did hold a hearing on pedestrian safety where we talked a lot about how we needed -- we had a need for our agencies to work together more and communicate more, deliver projects. but i think this is really an instance over the last several months where our office was able to work really closely with a variety of different agencies to hammer out a solution to these funding gaps. so, i just wanted to appreciate that that was able to occur and it really did happen. and i also want to recognize the southeast asian comm

allister khan, chief of emergency service at massachusetts general hospital. doctor, good to have you with me. i understand a member of your staff has experience in war zones such as afghanistan and iraq. is that correct? >> that's correct. one of our trauma surgeons has served in the military, continues to serve in the military and served in both iraq and afghanistan. >> dr. conn, how did they respond to seeing these injuries? these looked like war injury, war wounds. >> they were and they are. all of the trauma service, these type of injuries, but obviously this one individual who has served was much more familiar. he'd seen this many, many tims s and he, again, with colleagues helped in taking a lot of these patients to the operating theater. >> dr. conn, talk about the types of shrapnel you and your colleagues have found in these patients. >> i was amazed when i first saw the x-rays and the cat scans of the patients that came in how many very small ball bearings we were seeing in these wounds. and we immediately thought, well, probably these were included

allister kuan says 19 patients, six critical, like a bomb explosion in baghdad. >> pelley: six in criticalcondition according to this physician, what hospital is that. >> at mass general. >> pelley: at >> at mass jeb. >> pelley: boston mass general. >> all right. 19 wounded at that hospital. >> correct. and that's so far. so we don't know what's still closing up. >> pelley: i'd like to walk us through three imimagines that we have of these events that occurred about 2:10 eastern time. the first is a still photograph that we have of the actual explosion near the finish line of the boston marathon. you see e in the fore grown the runners running toward the finish line. that is the moment of one of these explosions in the crowd on the sidewalk right next to the finish line at the boston marathon. the next image i'd like to show you is a very short clip, a videotape that shows you the actual explosion. we have taken this tiny bit of videotape and there it is, we're running it in a loop so you can see what happens. behind that blue fence there are hundreds, probably thousands of spectators watc

. >> we've been talking about -- >> there's an allister mcqueen aspect where they go and use our airplane pilot training here. we saw it all use our airplane, our commercial airplane routes, on schedule. they used everything that was ours to kill us. >> we talk an the 21st century digital world. part of that is very much the internet. and sadly, horribly, regrettably, but the instructions can be found on the internet to build one of these. it's not that unusual or unique. >> by the way, also the idea they could come in with a set of memorized instructions. doesn't take any paper to do this. >> absolutely. i remember i think it was in 2003 or 2004 working with the fbi to send out a notification to local law enforcement about pressure cooker because they were using them in pakistan, afghanistan and elsewhere. these gentlemen probably remember it. >> let's take this from the top. we started quarter after 5:00 tonight. mr. borelli, they decided after a day or two, we know from the fleeting, bad reporting, incomplete reporting the last few days, guy, cap turned backwards. both the same age it