. >> being ookay. i got it. makes sense to me. so refeeliare you feeling confi about the process as we are in it, even with the high level of one and two severity cases beyond what we wanted? >> yeah. i think the actions that we're taking now and planning around now to make sure the next round of u.a.t. to go more smoothly will address the causes of where we are now. and i did want to address your question of i can't be two people. already i do have from the d.t. staff, linda is already giving me a person that will work with me. they are also working to recruit another senior project manager to join, but in the meantime, i do have another resource from d.t. available to me that's going to be stepping in and helping me out. >> okay. >> on the -- kind of the back office-bookkeeping aspect of the project which will be very, very helpful. >> beiokay. great. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>clerk: is there any public comment on this item? >> jerry dradler. i recognize the complexity of the task that's being undertaken, but i th

he suffered an broke wrist from the landing, but otherwise he was ookay. >>y?zed he wasn't strapped on. he might have thought, oh, it's okayhi >>> also t morning, the boston marathon bombing is back in the headlines with newat infon now coming to light about the case and one of the brothers behind the attacks. nbc's joe fryer with that story this morning. >> reporter: good rning. boston mar tsarnaev is awaiting execution at a supermax prison in colorado. now, newly unsealed documents are providing n details about the convicted bomber's life behindars with a surprising respectf revelation. we are taking a closer look at the notorious prison. tucked in the mntains of colorado is a place known as the alcatraz of the rockies. dzhokhar tsarnaev is locked up here inside the federal government's only supermax mum securityso p bob hood used to be the warden. >> this is a clean version of hel. hell. it's worse than death. death is much easier than a 20-something-year-old spending the rest of the life at the supermax. >> reporter: more than 400 inmates are here, includin