we thank you peter brown. i would like to go back if we could to that last video we received which seems to be the clearest yet. and let's just stop for a moment once again the instant before, the after. >> we get the sense right there of what we've been hearing from these eyewitnesses all afternoon the power, the volume of those explosions right there. terrifyingly loud explosions setting off a scene of chaos right there before the finish line at the boston marathon at 2:50 p.m. this afternoon. >> so con kusive that it actually lifted the baseball cap off the head of one of our eyewitnesses who phoned in. i want everyone watching to know we'll have a special one-hour edition of "world news" tonight. i'll be leaving to prepare and join you at 6:30 ooesh e eastern time. we will have all of the latest video and details. >> we're going to stay on the scene right now. all reports coming in from boston right now from the medical centers in the area. several different medical centers now treating the wounded, treati

we thank you peter brown. i would like to go back if we could to that last video we received which seems to be the clearest yet. and let's just stop for a moment once again the instant before, the instant after. >> we get the sense right there of what we've been hearing from these eyewitnesses all afternoon the power, the volume of those explosions right there. terrifyingly loud explosions setting off a scene of chaos right there before the finish line at the boston marathon at 2:50 p.m. this afternoon. >> so con kusive that it actually lifted the baseball cap off the head of one of our eyewitnesses who phoned in. i want everyone watching to know we'll have a special one-hour edition of "world news" tonight. i'll be leaving to prepare and join you at 6:30 ooesh e eastern time. we will have all of the latest video and details. >> we're going to stay on the scene right now. all reports coming in from boston right now from the medical centers in the area. several different medical centers now treating the wounded

their uncle, peter brown, told the "wall street journal," when this thing is in the history books, areese guys going to be in good shape and able to fend for themselves? that's what i worry. consider the cost. insurance analysts say medical costs will total at least $50,000, that does not include rehabilitation or lost income or prosthetic legs which cost between $10,000 and $100,000. and have to be replaced every three to five years. >> it's so important we keep those affected by this tragedy our number one priority. >> reporter: boston's mayor and the massachusetts governor have established the one fund to help victims and donations have flooded in. in just under two weeks, they've collected $27 million, from 75,000 donors. average gift, $65. challenge now, deciding how much money each victim gets to get on with their lives. actually, wolf, one fund is up to $30 million. i talked with the administrator of the fund, ken feinberg, he'll hold two public hearings to decide how to distribute the money. a major initiative will be to lower expectations. back to you, wolf. >> carol, thanks v

. >>> charlie brown may be dwg going to jail. peterbe going to prison for stalking his girlfriend and the plastic surgeon that gave her breast implants. he is set to be sentenced next month in san diego county. >> the world champion giants will be in chicago taking on the cubs. a disturbing story coming out of the city. police say a head of a goat was left inside a box outside of wrigley field. the box addressed to the cubs chairman, tom ricketts. a spokesman said staff and the stadium found this nasty package and immediately called police. the trick prank triggered by a legend. a restaurant owner allegedly cursed the cubs when they wouldn't let his pet goat into the restaurant and said they would never win a series again. >> a teenager caused several freeway crashes. 19-year-old jeremiah hart line told the chp he was trying to shake zombies off the truck when he lost control crashing into several cars sending four people to the hospital. he jumped behind the wheel of the truck when the driver pulled over to fill out paperwork in temec

. >>> the man best known for voicing charlie brown in the peanuts television shows is headed to prison. 56-year-old peters robbins will be sentenced next month in san diego. he pleaded guilty yesterday to threatening and stalking his ex-girlfriend and the plastic surgeon that gave her breast enhancements. he could get up to three years in prison. >> a big-time victory for the organizers of the burning manifest tifl. they are voting from imposing rules and fees to the festival. it draws more than 50,000 people to the black rock desert. the county wanted to charge organizers a per-head fee to cover law enforcement costs. the state legislature says, no, that will not happen. the event is taking place on federal land. only the federal government can impose fees. >>> a rare animal sighting in the south bay. new residents near the shark tank, no, not the shark. >> here is one. a hawaiian fisherman, a huge surprise. a close encounter with a shark, jaws is disrupting his fishing excursion, not stopping him from going back to the waters. >> if you're going over the water, well clear of that, the bay bridge toll pl

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pamela brown with us here in boston this morning. i want to bring in former cia analyst peterr analyst for the cia, as i said, also with the defense department. thank you so much for being with us this morning. i really appreciate it. and, peters, here's the question, we know that the suspect is sedated. we know that he's intubated with injuries to the throat. if there is communication going on, we can presume it's probably by writing. you probably can't get all the answers you want, so what are the key questions to ask right now? >> of course the other question is, i'm not a medical professional, but to what level of competent can he answer those questions? but as we said, the most important thing right now, john, is to know if there's any other plots under way. if there's any other bombs out there. issues of public -- of public safety. eventually down the road they're going to want to get into the history of this, because obviously the other terrorist, his older brother, is gone. they're going to want to know how this all came about. but right now, it's public safety, any ot

peter beakman from waverly. beer is now cheaper than gas, so drink, don't drive. >> absolutely. >> the next wen from gen you have brownan estate sale maybe? >> that's funny. >> the last one from emily from -- >> she found herself. >> girl, i know what kind of day you're having. >> when i see myself naked, that is what i do, too. >>> the new photo for next week is from abby alexandre. >> is. he's in the shower. put in your best caption. we may announce it next week. >>> thank you, sarah. we hated leaving you to the end, but it was so worth waiting for. >>> tomorrow hugh dancy, from "hannibal". >>> plus a performance by -- yeah, the kids. >> part 2 of our love everything and ever after series. have a great day, everybody. jeff: her favorite role. >> as a mom i just feel like i'm good. jeff: feeling great after dropping 30 pounds. >> will power? jeff: plus her fear of dating. >> i would rather lick the bottom of my shoe than go on a date. jeff: i'm going to be your match maker. >> it's not good. [captioned by national captioning institute] [cbs television distribution] jeff: a little about me. i'm recently married. i wor

peter. >>> heather? >> thank you so much. how did the signs of these two brothers go undetected? let's asked profiler pat brown. she joins us this morning in washington. pat? >> reporter: good morning, heather. >> we can't see you. there you go. right there. tell us about this. there's certainly some red flags that popped up here, especially when the u.s. government heard from a foreign government about concerns about the older brother. so shouldn't we have done more to have looked into his backgrounds after those calls? >> i don't think so. they probably did exactly what they should have done. we have to remember, this probably wasn't the only call they've gotten from somebody that creeped somebody else out. there's a lot of psychopathic individuals running around setting off red flags for people. when they don't find them connected with anybody. what can they do? they're not connected to any terrorist cell. >> this isn't a call from betsy jones down the street. this is from a foreign government. they must have been pretty darn concerned to have contacted our government. shouldn't we have done more. >> apparen

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brown will be here as well. in a few minutes the mlb network peter gammons.ut, first, here is bill karins with the forecast. >> in minnesota, they are playing a game, the twins versus the tigers, tell you how cold it will be coming up. rain up there in maine and rain existing areas of georgia and south carolina. but the cold is the story. it is a blast of cold air. hopefully, this is the last one. it's not going to head into the deep south but it is right now going through the northern plains today through the great lakes and then tomorrow, through new england. look at these windchills. remember, they are playing outdoor baseball game in chicago and in minneapolis today. in minneapolis the windchill is 8. fargo has a windchill of 2. this is like wintertime cold. and it's not going to warm up much in those areas. even with sunshine. highs will be in the 30s today. windchill in chicago will be down around 30 during the baseball game this afternoon. and in minnesota, windchills will be in the teens! so new york city's home opener the yankees at home against the

the man who was the voice of charlie brown pleaded guilty to stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend and her plastic surgeon. peterthreatening to kill her and her son if they didn't give back his car and dog. he made similar threats and demanded a refund for a plastic surgeon that did work on his former girlfriend. i'm so confused. >> steve: me, too. >> brian: sentence something set for next month. >> gretchen: high schoolers allowed to have their education their way. that's right. state senators in florida approving a bill giving students three different kind of diplomas. the standard one, students don't have to tang vertebra 2, chemistry or pass three finals. next, the scholar diploma. they have to take all math and science courses, plus pass their finals. that must be what the regular one used to be. and the matter diploma. they would get job training and could skip classes like physics or chemistry. some parents giving this a failing grade. >> they need to learn and the world is not getting any easier. they need to learn so they can operate out there. >> gretchen: so that bill heads to the house for a vote. br

brown's bill, vermont, independent. caller: good morning. senator grassley, the point i wanted to make, i got cut off the first time when peter welch was on. i run a small business. , buttake on 100 customers apart their cars and am collecting money from these people with deposits and i keep telling them it will be done next week and then a month goes by and so on and so forth, a snowball effect. my point is why doesn't our government take one issue at a time? the issue with guns. then go on to the next one. abided it comes on c-span saw out and off on their concerns and opinions, it is overwhelming us with all this information. nothing is getting done. if you guys cannot do it, you should be out of office and allow people to vote for the different issues, whether it is guns, whether it is health care, all of this. if you guest: that is an expression that is legitimate. maybe it is overblown in the sense that negative knows -- news always at the newspaper or television. when we are fighting, i always use a senator who ran the finance committee with me. we work together. every bill except two or three were bipartisan. they all got to the pr

peter beakman from waverly. beer is now cheaper than gas, so drink, don't drive. >> absolutely. >> the next wen from gen you have brownay announce it next week. >>> thank you, sarah. we hated leaving you to the end, but it was so worth waiting for. >>> tomorrow hugh dancy, from "hannibal". >>> plus a performance by -- yeah, the kids. >> part 2 of our love everything and ever after series. have a great day, everybody. >>> friends and co-workers are trying to work their way through their emotional turmoil one day after a south bay paramedic is shot in the head in oakland. i'm arturo santiago live in san jose. i'll have the latest details on this coming up. >>> also san jose mayor chuck reed stepping up to the plate. his latest move trying to force a decision on the a's heading south to san jose. >> clearer skies today. giving you a live look from our san bruno cam. expect clear skies to change. meteorologist christina loren will tell us when we'll need our umbrellas handy. >>> a very good morning, everybody. thank you very much for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> good morning to you. i'm marla tellez. the south bay param