. >>> nbc's ron allen is also in boston. he's at mass general hospital where many of the injured are being treated. ron, good morning. we heard over 100 people have been injured in this attack. we heard some injuries were so serious they are resulting in limb amputations. what can you tell us about the range of injuries. >> reporter: there are about 30 people roughly who were taken to various hospitals across boston in very serious condition. here at mass general doctors said there were eight people who were in critical condition and were still undergoing surgery and will begin under going multiple surgeries before their conditions can be ascertained. there's a lot of people here with horrific injuries and still unclear whether they will make it or not. the death toll could increase but at this point it's still at three. another problem here, all the patients who were brought in have not necessarily been identified. some were unconscious. families were separated. some were taken to this hospital, some to others. earlier in th

. >> for more on the conditions of the victims, nbc's ron allen is at mass general hospital, where many of the injured are being treated. what can you tell us about the range of injuries? >> the range of injuries is serious. there were about 30 people taken to hospitals yesterday, that were in serious, grave condition. here at mass general, they told us there are at least eight people who are in surgery and may have multiple surgeries in the days to come. as the doctor said in the sound clip that you aired, most of the injuries are lower extremities, damage to bones, tissue, a lot of damage from flying shrapnel. there were amputations that happened or partial amputations. some are in critical condition at some of the hospitals. there is the possibility that the death toll could increase. the bottom line is, this is going to be a situation that's going to go on for some time. one other point. the doctors said they are asking for donations of blood from the general public. they don't need it now. but they anticipate in the days and weeks ahead, they will because they're running for a lot

nbc's ron allen is there for us tonight. ♪ >> reporter: boston's heart burst out in song today on thetreets near where so many victims of the marathon bombing were wounded last week. ♪ i'm going to let it shine >> evil will always happen in this world, yet we can combat it with good, we can combat it with love. >> reporter: worshippers who couldn't get to churches inside the cordoned off crime scene attended services outside. ♪ let peace begin with me >> reporter: at the cathedral of the holy cross, powerful portraits stood before a congregation filled with heavy hearts. pictures of those killed by the bomb blasts. krystle campbell, 29, lingzi lu, 23 and martin richard, just 8. and police officer sean collier, 26, murdered allegedly by the suspects. at m.i.t. today a tribute where collier died on campus. >> i see a young man with incredible potential. i think the sky was the limit with him, and i think that in the future we would have heard a lot from him. m.i.t. is a real special place, and it is the real deal, and they deserve the reputation they have is deserved beyond deserved. bu

which is so difficult. >> i want to go to ron allen in cambridge. re looking at aerials right now, ron. we are expecting perhaps shortly, at the norfolk street address, a controlled explosion of a possible ied, correct? >> exactly. this is a home of the two young men believed to have lived there with their mom. authorities, investigators have been out here all morning. we've seen them pretty much dismantle a couple of vehicles that were parked near the house. a big black suv and a silver sedan that were particularly suspicious to them. they have been bomb-sniffing dogs out there, robotic device as well. we've seen investigators in hazmat white suits, gathering evidence in bags. but the authorities at the last briefing seemed to indicate they have not yet fully entered the premise because there's a concern about it being booby-trapped. that we presume is what they are trying to get at, and detonate and get rid of so that they can then continue their investigation inside the house. of course, once they get inside, perhaps a treasure trove worth of evid

the story tonight from nbc's ron allen in atlanta. ♪ >> reporter: while the baptist church celebrates in the same community, the congregation faces a monumental decision. >> thank you, jesus! >> reporter: it's one of two historic churches in the path of a new $1 billion dome football stadium, the atlanta falcons and the city want to build. and they're offering millions of dollars if the churches agree to move. >> i don't think the church should move. >> reporter: juanita jones abernat abernathy, widow of ralph abernathy, believes her church should stand firm on what she considers sacred ground, where slaves were shipped in a boxcar during the civil war, where historically black colleges spellman and morehouse once held class in the basement. >> the church is a landmark in the community. and it needs to remain there as a landmark. >> reporter: the city's first offer to friendship, nearly ten times its appraised value, about $10 million. the pressure to move is obvious. you see the white top of the georgia dome stadium and how it looms over the churches. the new stadium would sit where

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>> ron allen, thank you so much. among the runners yesterday was gabriel gomez, a former navy s.e.a.l. and a harvard mba one of the republicans running for the nomination to compete for john kerry's senate seat in the special election. he crossed the finish line just before the blast and gabriel gomez joins me now from boston. first of all, thankfully you are all right physically. but tell me what you experienced as you crossed the finish line and then heard the blast? >> sure. yeah. first you know, my family and my thoughts and prayers are with martin's family. with families of the two people killed, and with 176 people that were seriously injured in the hospital. two blocks before the finish line. my wife and kids were there. my youngest is an 8-year-old son. and i went over there and greeted them, gave them the hugs and kisses and i finished the finish line, minutes before the explosions went off. i was about a block and a half away. i heard the explosion, i saw the smoke. i heard the explosion, my first innistinc

joining us now with the latest from boston, ron allen and ron, i have to imagine today was a tremendously somber day in the city of boston. >> i think it was just profoundly disturbing. so many people i talked to were just upset. particularly because we learned about the three victims. a young boy, 8 years old. he lived in a town, an area of boston called dorchester, a hard working neighborhood that so many people here can relate to. the woman was from an area called medford, another very boston place and a graduate student here like so many others here, the third victim. here at the hospital, we learned today that several of the patients who are in the most critical condition woke up from medically induced comas today for the first time. maybe four or five of them and were able to speak to doctors about what they had been going through. the doctors with were saying they were trying to keep all this business, but it was an indication of how series some patients still are here. the number of critically ill patients rose from 17 to about 22 or 24 and the doctors we were talking to were sayi

would imagine that the investigators are going to talk to him as soon as he is able to respond. >> ron allenrom beth israel medical center. ron, thank you. >>> today, president obama praising law enforcement in trackinging down the suspect, late last night after authorities announced they captured their man, this is what the president had to say. >> boston police and state police and local police across the come mop wealth of massachusetts responded with professionalism and bravery over five long days and tonight, because of their determined efforts, we have closed an important chapter in this tragedy. >> nbc's kristen welker at the white house for us. what's happening at the white house today? >> no events on the president's schedule but i can tell you behind the scenes, i have been told by administration officials, the president will be in contact with his national security team when necessary to monitor the ongoing developments in this investigation. you remember when president obama spoke last night, craig, he said there are a number of questions that need to be anticipated, included wha

ron allen is outside of the boston hospital where he is being treated. ron, what's the latest from there? >> reporter: good morning, lester. we're not hearing anything officially from the hospital staff here. they are deferring all questions to the fbi because this is of course an extremely sensitive manner. we believe he's in serious condition. we believe he was wounded at some point in the process because the man who found him found him under a tarp covered in blood was the way his condition was described then. sources have also told us that he has lost a lot of blood and that he was somewhat incoherent when he was found by authorities and captured by authorities. he's 19 years old. he's been american citizen who ironically became a citizen on september 11th of last year. a student at a branch of umass dartmouth not far from here where he was studying marine biology. the family came here ten years ago from southern russia and appears that he was something of an introvert. there are a number of family members who indicated as much. the bottom line is tha

ron allen at the medical center in boston. ron, thank you so much for being out there for us. i really appreciate it. one of the interesting things about the way this is spooling out. the bombings were on monday. today is friday. the other suspect was killed late thursday night, early friday morning. so many of the people wounded in boston are going to survive. those grievous wounds that they experienced in that bombing because of the excellent public health system in boston, because of the excellent hospitals there. among them beth igs real deconist. it's one of the hospitals treating the wounded victims of those bombs from monday. now they're also keeping that suspect alive. now that the suspect has been apprehended alive, authorities have a few thousand questions for him. more on that coming up. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man,

. >> nbc's ron allen has been at the massachusetts general hospital all day today. he has more. ron tell us the latest about the injury count, which has increased today. who is in critical condition and are there any indications at this point that the death toll may rise? >> reporter: well, jim and pat, the number of injuries has actually gone down into the 70s from about 176 at last count. so there is encouraging news in that regard. there is still perhaps 17 people in critical condition, eight here at massachusetts general hospital. their wounds are severe and horrific and have to do with the most part with lower portions of their body. remember, these were items put in lower areas, and mainly regarded the lower parts of the body. there are at least four amputees in the city. the doctors are trying to monitor the blood pressure and heart rate but believe most patients are stable as they describe it. but not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination just yet. they will be in intensive care for the next several days. doctors say here, they are optimistic that the death t

he is now in a boston hospital and nbc's ron allen is joining me from there. ron, with a good afternoon to you, let's get the very latest on his condition. are you getting word from the hospital or are they staying somewhat silent on that? >> reporter: absolutely silent, alex. they're basically saying ask the fbi, ask the police about that, and they are saying nothing as well. it's a very tight lid on top of any information about him so far today. that could change perhaps, but you have to understand and, of course, you do, that this is a very, very delicate and sensitive situation and so it seems unlikely that the doctors are going to tell us a lot about what his condition is, particularly as you were saying how investigators want to question him as soon as they can. we do know that he was brought here last night in serious condition is the word that was used by the boston police commissioner. we understand that he was bleeding heavily, that he had been wounded -- we don't know at what point in the 20 hours or so that he was on the run that that injury happene

. >>> joining us now, ron allen, live from beth israel hospital. what is the latest there?porter: the suspect is here at the hospital. you can see behind me there's a heavy police presence out front. this is the west clinic center, the back of this building is the emergency room and when we pulled up here, about an hour or so ago, there were at least several dozen police officers in the back guarding the entrance to the emergency room. not very strong show of force. they were just there. it was clear we were not allowed to get anywhere near that part of the facility. what we know from the press conference, the boston police commissioner is that he is in serious condition, we believe based on what some sources have told us he sustained a significant amount of blood loss. we know that the person whose home he was near stumbled upon the body and opened the tarp and saw the very bloody figure there. we don't know how and relevan y relevantly -- really what condition this man is in after 20 hours or so on the run. just an incredible night in watertown. we were able to get fairly

meanwhile president obama has arrived at mass general to visit with the victims, nbc's ron allen is theren? >> hi there, andrea. there are still 11 patients here at mass general. the president arrived a little before the top of the hour. you can see behind me there are a lot of people taking long lunches, staff from the hospital, hoping to catch a glimpse of the motorcade at the entrance to the hospital, there are people out lining the entrance. the president didn't and would not come in the front door like this. he came around the back and no one saw him. the news from the hospitals across boston continues to be very good. there are 58 survivors in the hospital and only seven critical. the numbers originally were as high as 175. and 30 and the numbers have continued to come down every day and the doctors are very encouraged about that. there was a particularly good piece of news from one of the hospitals, boston medical center today, there's a 5-year-old boy who had been in critical condition and the doctors said he had recovered enough to take him off that list. and the doctors expresse

nbc's ron allen is live in boston with the latest on the suspect's condition. point do we know whether officials have had an opportunity to talk to him in his hospital room? >> reporter: no, we don't, craig. we presume that they are trying to. we presume that investigators are trying to start questioning him as soon as possible, but we really don't know what his physical or mental condition is at this point. we only know that when he was brought here, when he was captured, doctors -- investigators said that he was in serious condition. we believe that he was bleeding heavily, he lost a lot of blood. he was described as somewhat incoherent. remember he had been on the run for some 20 hours. no idea exactly at what point he was wounded or how long he was trying to deal with the wound, whether it came at the end or during one of the other shooting incidents. all of those questions remain to be answered by authorities. hopefully at some point in the near future as this case -- as the details of what happen begin to emerge more fully. you mentioned the 50 some odd p

>> ron allen reporting from boston for us, thanks so much. >>> coming up next, we have an alert.oston bombings through the country, even the world. we'll take a look at how other cities are reacting on high alert now. plus from smiles to tears and then fear. that's how one witness described the attack at the finish line of the boston marathon. or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your family's future? we'll help you get there. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my

i want to go to ron allen in a desserted city of boston. ron, walk us through the lockdown. >> well, chuck, this whole lockdown scenario affects about a million people in greater boston. watertown, newton and here in the heart of boston. i'm in the back bay. this usually would be a very busy commuter rail station. also an amtrak station. but the trains are not running between providence and boston. you can see all there is is wind-blown newspapers. the street is completely empty. as you go in this direction across the street, this is looking towards coply square. >> let me stop you there. ron, we didn't have your camera on. we had your voice up and still showing watertown. now your camera is up. describe for us. >> here we are in coply square, completely desserted, as you can see. normally a place that is full of business people, workers going back and forth. and over this way, i don't ethink you saw this. this was the train station. back bay train station in the south end of boston. you can also see heavy security inside there. but this are

>> ron allen live from boston, thank you so much for that report. >>> flags are flying at half-staff in washington today as lawmakers on capitol hill amend their schedules in response to what some call an act of terror. today intelligence committee members will be briefed by homeland security and the fbi on the boston bombing. nb krshs's tracie potts is in washington with more for us. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: richard, capitol police are telling visitors here expect more officers in the public areas today. some lawmakers have already been briefed. others get an update on this investigation today. >> the house will now observe a moment of silence in memory of the victims of today's attack in boston. >> reporter: congress observing a moment of silence for boston's victims. this morning the capitol flag remains at half-staff. later today, the fbi, homeland security and intelligence officials brief lawmakers on what they know about the explosions. >> the most important thing is we do it right. we get the right information. >> reporter: lawmakers were quick to call it an a

nbc's ron allen reported on the good friday agreement. >> reporter: for so long it seemed impossible, a peace agreement where history is written in blood. now it's negotiations. 17 hours past the midnight deadline. former u.s. senate majority leader george mitchell launching a new beginning for a troubled land. >>> happy birthday to yankee's first baseman mark teixeira, 33. joel gray 81. ethel kennedy is 85. >>> here comes a wedding as a man shocked his girlfriend with a surprise of a lifetime. now, keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a good thursday. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year p

let's go to nbc's ron allen who is joining me with more at where he is and on his condition. ood morning. what are you hearing? >> good morning, alex. this is the same hospital where his brother was pronounced dead on friday morning. he is said to be in serious condition as far as we know. the hospital is not releasing much information about his condition, because it's such a sensitive matter, they're deferring all questions to the fbi. perhaps we will learn more later. we understand, however, that he suffered a tremendous amount of loss of blood. and that he was pretty much incoherent when he was captured. although he was conscious, and certainly alive. and to some extent we have no idea how cooperative he was or was not, and we don't know when in the process he was wounded. remember he was on the run for the better part of about 20 hours or so. and we have no idea what help he may have gotten along the way, if any. so his medical condition is really a big mystery at this point. as soon as he is able to, you can bet that authorities will be questioning him and talking to him

we had nbc's ron allen following this. he was in watertown earlier and moved to a different location and following this story for us this morning too. what are you learning? >> richard, i'm in cambridge a few blocks down from the suspect's home. there is a heavy presence there. the area is blocked off as you can see behind me. the house is down that street in that direction a couple of blocks down. we have been moved back as bomb detection units have been brought in. we understand from the producer who had a vantage point that there is a lot of focus on a couple of vehicles. one black suv and a silver vehicle. they have taken things out of the cars and there officer who is have weapons and the weapons drawn. the area was described as being tense. they were trading weapons on windows trying to make sure the area was secure. nothing like that out here. this area is evacuated and there a lot of people from the neighborhood standing in the streets trying to understand and trying to hear what's going on. when you think of cambr

. >> i want to bring in ron allen joining us from mass general hospital in boston. the boston area home to an incredible number of some of the finest medical institutions in the entire country. what are you seeing hearing about those who have been brought there after the explosions today? >> reporter: absolutely right, chris. and all the doctors and medical staff in the town seem to be pulling together. people have come in from home to help out, because everybody was aware of what happened. first here outside the hospital, we were just told by the police some time ago to be careful about where we were, because there was an operation going on where there was concern where there might have been another explosive device. that threat, if there ever was one, as subsided, gone, so we are fine to stay here and broadcast. shopt just around the corner. i was able to have a conversation with an emergency room physician from beth israel, another hospital from across town, they received 20 to 30 patients. the doctor said there's an eerie calm because the crisis, the intense tri

. >> ron allen is live for us at mass general this morning. n, if there is one silver lining to any of this, it is that this took place in boston which is home to some of world class hospitals and some of the best physicians in the world. >> exactly, chuck. that was my very thought. it's also good news if we can say that that boston's a very small, compact city so these hospitals were very close to where the blasts occurred so it did not take long for patients to get where they were going. also at the finish line there were medical tents set up to help runners who were coming in late, stragglers. that's always there. so again, an easy way to start triaging patients and helping them right there at the scene which is so crucial with some of these horrific injuries. behind me you can see the entrance to mass general. they've really cleared it out in the last hour or so. this is what you see also in the back bay, copley square area of boston, where they are just trying to keep a lid on things and questioning people coming in and out of the hospital

joining us is ron allen who is live tonight in boston. we're told this is where the suspect is being treated. we're told he's in serious condition. thank you for being with us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that was an interesting comparison between the night osami bin laden was killed and tonight in the celebrations. i was at ground zero. one big difference is this was very local. this was communal. this was really close. a lot of those officers were known many the community. the ones from watertown, bostons it was very really close. it was interesting to see the interaction between the public and law enforcement. the cars were driving down the streets and people were cheering and the officers were smiling. everybody was relieved. it was an amazing relationship that you could see very close. here at the hospital we don't know a lot about the suspect's condition. serious, according to police. we believe he lost a lot of blood. we believe he was shot during the 20 hours or so he was on the run but we don't nope at one point in the pro

let's go to ron allen in cambridge. ming up to date this morning, tell us the extraordinary circumstances those who live in this area are being exposed to this morning. >> reporter: well, we're in cambridge around the corner from the home of the two suspects. the one slain suspect and the other who is still at large. they live down the street there, about two blocks down where there's a heavy, heavy police presence. we understand there's a bomb squad in the building right now. a dilapidated house half way down the street. the family lives there, two sisters, mother, and the father lives in russia somewhere. right now there are people all over the streets trying to get the latest information on what is going on. when we talk to people here they describe the two young men as quiet and not in any way unusual. knew they were from russia area. they had an accent. one was a wrestle area and another as a boxer for the team. and they were not seen out of the ordinary. a lot of focus is on what they were thinking and where the se

nbc's ron allen is there in south africa for us. ron, was this release expected?l this treatment and then all of a sudden he's being released. >> reporter: well, we've been hearing encouraging words in the past few days from his wife and from doctors and others speculating that things were improving. so it's not a big surprise that he was released now, but, of course, everything is very unpre2kik9abunpr unpredictable in this environment. he's 94 and will be 95 in july. every time it's happened, and it's happened three times in the past four months that he's gone to the hospital, there is a lot of tension, a lot of anxiety, a lot of worry about what his fate might be. this time was different, too. he was rushed to the hospital in the dead of night, and the government made no attempt as it has in the post to suggest this was a routine visit or this was something that was not serious. but, again, word has been trickling out in recent days that his condition was improving. that he was released was not a big surprise. still, he's receiving a lot of medical care at his

>> to ron allen's point it's like a small town memorial day or fourth of july parade. the bigger the vehicle the bigger reception you get as you drive out. you just see the joy. these are just folks -- i have an idea they might be partying wicked hard in parts of boston as well now that the threat has passed. again, we are coming up on this briefing at 9:30. we've got a temporary -- a report a few minutes back that this suspect was being brought to the hospital in cambridge. rehema ellis is at -- where are you? mass general? >> reporter: i'm at mass general hospital here. we have seen a lot of activity of state police cars, unmarked cars with lights on, sirens flashing and going up into the emergency entrance of the hospital. i'm not sure if my camera man can get a shot of the front door. i'm told there are state troopers guarding the entrance, the front entrance to the hospital. i think we are anywhere from five to seven miles from watertown. the closest hospital would be mount auburn. many say the facilities that exist here at massachusetts general hospital, they bel

ron allen is at the hospital where the 19-year-old suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is right now. and, of course, obviously the police, the investigators, want to talk to him. what do we know about his condition, ron? >> reporter: well, chris, we believe he is in serious condition. we know he suffered a lot of loss of blood during this ordeal. we know that he was on the run for 20 hours. we don't know exactly at what point he was wounded. we know that authorities do want to talk to him. he arrived here late last night under heavy guard. there now is a much smaller police presence here. the emergency room is actually at the back of the building where he came in, and there was a heavier police presence back there last night. just an incredible evening. we don't know a lot about what led him to do this. but we are led to believe that his brother was the stronger influence and a strong influence in his life. we spent the day in cambridge yesterday in the neighborhood where the family lived, a modest home, a typical street, a very diverse community. we know that the younger brother att

joined now by ron allen who is in cambridge where we have been seeing that activity. also clint van zandt remains with us. tell me what you're seeing. what specifically is going on? >> the police have converged on the house where the two brothers lived we believe with their mother and perhaps with two sisters. they've been out here all day. probably half the night as well. trying to learn what they can about these two individuals. we've seen cars searched in front of the house. we were told a couple hours ago there was going to be a controlled detonation of a device near the house. we've been told earlier that the house seemed to be rigged with bombs and explosives. they've not yet been able to search it completely. obviously, what they can get inside, they hope to learn a lot more about these two individuals and what they were up to, what they were thinking and everything possible about their lives. at this moment, the situation is relatively calm. they're going through this meticulously. the pace of the operation seemed to have slowed down in the last hour or so. wh

nbc's ron allen is in johannesburg. hat do we know about nelson mandela's current condition? >> reporter: we don't know a lot of detail, craig. the statement of his release was cryptic, he showed sustained and gradual improvement. he had pneumonia, we know he has a chronic reoccurring lung problems, infections, so forth. he was in the hospital for about ten or 11 days. this is the third time in the past four months he has been in the hospital. this time, he was raced to the hospital at night. it wasn't anything routine. he is 94 years old. he will be 95 in july. at this point, he is home, this is a positive sign. i don't think anybody has any illusions he made a full, remarkable recovery, no language like that i think relief he is well enough to be home but concern how his overall health is. is he in any wayne? is he in any discomfort? so on, so forth. not a lot of detail but relief he has taken this step home. >> one of the things that i found especially interesting, about a week ago, the government, especially jacob zu

nbc's ron allen is in norton shores, michigan, with the latest. ou. jessica haringer was working at that gas station by herself friday night when she disappeared. witnesses told them he saw a man drive off with her in a silver minivan. police have no idea who that suspect is. jessica's picture is posted everywhere around the small town in western michigan. a 25-year-old mother engaged to be married, working at a gas station to support her 3-year-old son. >> she would never leave that little boy. it would never happen. >> muskegon 911. where is your emergency? >> reporter: a motorist alarmed by what he found at the station called 911. >> there is nobody here. it wouldn't allow me to pump gas. i walked inside. there's nobody. >> reporter: police found no sign of a struggle and think heeringer was lured outside. the cash register was full, her car, keys and purse still there. >> we assume it could have been somebody she knew. >> reporter: police released video of the vehicle moving in the upper right hand corner. a silver chrysler minivan caught on ca

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