brice you met earlier. were just going about their business, typical wednesday night, eating dinner, watching some television, and then their world exploded. the disaster zone has been cordoned off but sanjay gupta got a look. >> you see some of the obvious signs of damage, blown out windows. and we're about half a mile away from the explosion site. this is a school that we've been talking so much about. that was a school and you can see the entire side of it sort of collapsed. you can see buildings off in the distance. this home, first of all, if you look at it, just come and take a look. the front door literally pulled away on this house. this is what it looks like inside. it is extra ordinary. it's hard to tell you the magnitude of the blast and what it did but these images give you somewhat of a better idea. just take a look. i think these images are important to be able to show to you just how significant this impact was. >> sanjay gupta joins me now. what really stuck out at you traveling around there

brice reed. ahead, what people are struggling to come to grips with, as you can hear from brice. people don't know the full extent at this point. we're not giving out any numbers because that's just speculation and the people here deserve more than speculation. until we have hard numbers, hard facts, we're not going to give them to you. but we want you to hear their stories. we want you to hear what people are going through and people here want you to know what they're going through and the changed reality they're now living with and they will be living with for weeks and months and years to come. also tonight we have to tell you about all of the stuff happening out of boston. two of the most wanted men in the world tonight. the fbi released these images today of the boston bombing concepts. coming up, all the new developments. >>> we are getting details on breaking details on the shooting at massachusetts institute of technology. drew griffin joins us on the phone from boston with more information. what are you able to tell us? what's happening now? >> reporter: earlier this eve

wide reciever brice butler. and defensive end david bass.s drop the final game of the season before heading into the playoffs. justin williams of the l.a. kings scored what proved to be the winning goal in the third period as the kings went on to beat the sharks three-to-two. the sharks will begin their ninth straight playoff appearance in vancouver against the third-seeded canucks. tickets for when they come back to san jose start at 71 dollars. and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good

the nationals opening the season against the marlins. 20-year-old brice harp wasting no time to makehe crushes a solo shot into right field. that made it 1-0 nats. let's go to the fourth for a second. nats clinging to the 1-0 lead. harper again, second home run making him the youngest player in mlb hisry to homer twice. >> i was in high school chasing junk in the dirt in 1992. stephen strasburg throwing seven scoreless innings. skorts illustrated, they had start with a 2-0 shutout win. >>> clayton kershaw against the giants. brandon crawford to swing in the sixth. that was one of seven strikeouts on the day for kershaw. scoreless game in the 8th inning. kershaw sends it over the center field wall. his first career home run. the dodgers win this one 4-0. kershaw becoming the first player since bob lemon in 1953 to hit a home run and throw a shutout on opening day. >>> the new york mets taking on the padres at citi field. bases loaded. this is the seventh. deep to leftment mitsinitially s like it's going off the wall. they rule it a home run. 11-2 win over the pads. unlike the other ne

wide reciever brice butler. and defensive end david bass. >> clips and clamor for the obama dinner. he has new plans! >> i understand the second term you need new energy. try new things and my team and i wanted to borrow one of michele's track tricks.... [laughter] i thought this looked pretty good. that looked pretty good. >> it looked like a great time. >> and i we have this basketball game in oakland and people are going to be tilted it all day. >> yes. >> is a playoff. how about the afternoon? >> it is going to be beautiful. it will be nice with temperatures in the '70s and oakland nearly 80 degrees. nine these inland. the warm weather will be here tuesday. >> maybe i will see you for the tailgating? >> what were you thinking about? >> i dunno, but and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193 and you can also watch it live on kron4.com. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you a

brice is leading the team. in 2003 he climbed everest and skied back down. biggest challenge yet. >> this is the biggest, highest mountain range in the world. you have a unique terrain. it's so big, so high and so completely undiscovered. the place we flew to nobody has been there. nobody ever stepped foot there. it's exciting. just an adventure to start. >> reporter: some of the world's best skiers and snowboarders have flown in from russia, canada, france, serbia and switzerland for the pioneering project. there are no resorts or commercial heli-teams here, so the team is working with the pakistan military to get them to the top of the mountains. we're just trying to scout out a location, and the helicopter can land where it's safe to go heli-skiing. and when they found a spot -- ♪ this is the only woman and pakistani on the team. >> it's absolutely incredible. i can't tell you what a thrill it is to have had the opportunity to come here in this area of outstanding natural beauty to bring people from abroad all over the world who have skied everywhere and

brice is leading the team. in 2003 he climbed everest and skied back down.t for his biggest challenge yet. >> this is the biggest, highest mountain range in the world. you have a unique terrain. it's so big, so high and so completely undiscovered. the place we flew today to, nobody has been there. nobody ever stepped foot there. it's exciting. just an adventure to start. >> reporter: some of the world's best skiers and snowboarders have flown in from russia, canada, france, serbia and switzerland for the pioneering project. there are no resorts or commercial heli-teams here, so the team is working with the pakistan military to get them to the top of the mountains. we're just trying to scout out a location, and the helicopter can land where it's safe to go heli-skiing. and when they found a spot -- ♪ sami rashid is the only woman and pakistani on the team. >> it's absolutely incredible. i can't tell you what a thrill it is to have had the opportunity to come here in this area of outstanding natural beauty to bring people from abroad all over the world who hav

i will tell you there is a wall street journal article about william brice or bruce, i can't rememberch, he was released and killed his mother with a catch it so clearly he was considered a loose enough to be released. i'm sorry i'm out of time. i apologize i have to forgo. >> it's been to be one minute of additional questions and then on to the next panel. we will do one minute. the confusion has prohibited them from sharing 1.5 million records with the national instant background check system of persons who have been involuntarily committed to mental health treatment or deemed mentally incompetent by the court of law. therefore they are prohibited from owning a firearm. our committee sent a letter to the hhs on february 13th asking about interfering in this next list. i note that the hhs has announced it would be soliciting feedback on the reform. why do you believe the states are not applauding those records? >> i certainly have heard of one of several different reasons. i do not understand it to be the only reason. i know certainly in the case of new york state the reporting was c

i will tell you there is a wall street journal article about william brice or bruce, i forget which,e was released and went out and killed his mother with a hatchet. so clearly he was not considered -- he was considered speed yet to be released. i apologize i have to forgo. i'm sorry. >> the chair can ask that everybody be permitted one minute of additional questions and we will go on to the next panel. we have votes coming up soon so we will do one minute. mr. rodriguez as you are aware, states have said confusion over hipaa has prohibited them from sharing 1.5 million records with the national instant background check system of persons who have been in voluntary committed to mental health treatment were deemed mentally incompetent by a court of law and they are therefore prohibited from owning a firearm. our committee sent a letter to the hhs on february 13th asking about interfering in this list. i know that the hhs has announced it would be soliciting feedback on the reform. why do you believe the states are not applauding those records? >> i certainly have heard of hipaa as one