we just got bob goodman again, who is a neighbor who witnessed the whole thing. let me go to you again, mr. goodman. can you hear me? >> yeah. i can hear you well. >> mr. goodman, you live i think three doors down from the house where this boat was, where the suspect was finally arrested. tell me what you saw. >> well, what i saw, when the ban was lifted around i think it was 6:00 or 6:30, we went out for a short walk and when we were halfway around the block, about 25 police cars came screeching down the street, and it obviously looked like they were on to something. then it was just a matter of minutes before fire engines came and the s.w.a.t. team and so forth. that's what we saw initially. then we saw, you know, just many, many, many, many hundreds and hundreds of law enforcement officials flooded into the neighborhood. >> and when it came to the actual moment of capture and arrest, did you actually see that happening? >> no. we did not see that happening. we knew when it happened because a big round of applause went up, you know, but the people who were there

. >> joining me on the phone is bob goodman.ves on franklin street, three houses away from the scene where suspect number was apprehended on that boat. it must be a huge relief to you all. >> it's an extremely tense day. we were put on lockdown from early this morning. everyone in the neighborhood had offiously their doors locked. there was not a single person using the street. you knew the person was in the vin the. we were on the edge of that 20-block grid. you were holding your breath and lacking around nervously all day long. we had fbi and national guard in our pack yard. we have a shed and bulk head. you have the sense that he could be next door. >> and when you heard he really was nearly next door hiding in that boat belonging to your neighbor, what was your reaction? >> i was -- well, you know, shocked. what had happens is they lifted the ban. iconically it was because of the ban being lefted, a person felt enough to inspect the boat and take that back to their house. we got out to walk our dogs. we knew immediately some

one of the most stunning stories i've heard comes from a man named bob goodman. was he literally feet from the second bomb at the marathon on monday, he lives just three homes away from 67 franklin street and that's exactly where they arrested suspect number 2 last night. for him he told me and this is a quote, it's been an absolutely horrific week. he said he was just sort of starting to get over the shock of what he had experienced on monday and then this happened. listen to our conversation. >> when we were on lockdown, which started yesterday in the morning, we were alternating between putting the blinds up and blinds down thinking if they're up we can see what's going on, if we're down, we don't have to see. it was that kind of vigilance and really anxiety and terror that we felt all day long. i did glimpse at one point out the back of my kitchen window and saw the national guard and the fbi inspecting the backyard. i have a shed. >> reporter: did they come into your house? >> they came into the house, yeah. so there was that kind of thing going on in the ne

goodman taking your calls, e-mail's, facebook comments, and tweets. tv."eastern on the "book host: we are back with michael kranish. his recent peace, "a lesson for bobe: old rules no longer apply." 4, 2012.rom december right here you can see the former senator in a wheelchair during the vote with his wife standing behind him. why was he on the floor that day? guest: that was the day the u.s. senate was when to take the disabilities treaty, which the supporters of the street he wanted other countries abroad world. bob dole had been the senate majority leader. that way back when. i remember very well how he beat dick after this bipartisan effort he passed 86-7 in the senate. there controversial cost. he was able to bring up a bipartisan deal. they had a pact, the disabilities legislation would be above citizenship. it passed legislation. 22 years later bob dole was called by his old friend. >> what happened to the vote that day? guest: that is a story i try to tell in this piece. is washington gridlock? why do things not happened? everyone knows there is problems getting legislation through. there is a lot of focus on the major bills, such as the fisc