was that going to be the one under the bandstand, if in fact that is true? the bottom line there will be a tremendous amount of footage from the people that were there, but also in the stores. it's a very highly videoed area. i'm sure they will get some -- i hope and pray they will get great tips from there. >> senator, why don't you tell us because you know the area, you said you have been up and down copley square a thousand times, what surveillance potential is there some because that will be very helpful for law enforcement. i know there are a lot of cameras, i know there was a lot of coverage and we could see the finish line, we see the explosion, we have that video, but we probably are going to want to see before the video. who went in, when, where and what times. does that potential exist? >> well, i can tell you certainly commissioner ed davis, i had an opportunity to view police headquarters. they have some very sophisticated devices not only there, but also because they had the dnc there, boston is a very public place because of what happened on 9/

the camera year was bouncing around like american bandstand. >> good analogy. >> i am kristen sze. >>m eric thomas. mike has the forecast. >> dick clark is smiling. that was great. live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry this morning and breezy. not dangerous winds of yesterday. the fastest gusts are 20 miles per hour in novato and half moon bay and fairfield and livermore and the rest of us are at 15 and down to around den in oakland. those are gusts that could change at any time. sunny start around the bay and 54 and upper 60's at noon and mid-70's and breezy conditions in the afternoon. inland we are starting in the 40's and 50's and near 70 by noon and in the mid 70's by 4:00 but a calm and mild evening around 70 and cool at the coast. this is where the fast wind is at 48 and hanging around 60 for the boater part of the afternoon and a coat this evening at 55. >> sig-alert in brentwood is slowing traffic down taking you to marsh creek road a head on collision with one party still trapped and a car is on its side^. we will look at our app and we are seeing a very special abc7 news wazers

obviously one found under the bandstand. and that's gone off, that would have been very, very tragic, equally as tragic, if not more. right now the job of law enforcement is to identify a lot of those packages, backpacks, except for. check them out. everyone is a device at this point. >> when you were serving in the senate, previous years when the marathon was run can you share with us, if law enforcement ever shared privately with people like you to whether there had been threats against the marathon and whether those were credible and whether -- what might have happened. >> well, knowing the race director very well, i am doing -- the obvious to supports. knowing a lot of law enforcement people that run it and being a member of homeland, you understand that there are always threats. whether they're credible or not is to be determined. according to commissioner davis, and we will find out more, there was no idea. we will have to go back to the drawing board. what makes our country and our city the best in the world is that w

going to "american bandstand." ♪ >> his son recalls the day his dad's day changed. >> there was a jointpicked up. >> so avoid prison, he pleaded insanity and committed to a psychiatric hospital. he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and treated with electroshock therapy and experimental medications. >> he described it a little bit to me. i didn't expect it. he said, sometimes, you know, i hear something and it's -- i tell it to shut up. and i do the best i can. >> what kept him alive he says is music. >> find the things that you have that you love important and make sure that you know you have them with you. ♪ >> if he didn't have his music career, he'd do it on the street holding a sign dealing with the mental illness. ♪ >> 40 years later, every day is still a battle. but roky says his mental health is improving and today he's back touring performing with his son's band the hounds of bas ke kerville. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> it is a gorgeous day here in boston, massachusetts. i'm carol costello. welcome back. i'm standing in the middle of a makeshift memorial. look

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