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Prevented definitely more deaths. >> no doubt about that. finally, on this booby-trapped house, the suspected booby trap house, you say this could go on for hours? you have s.w.a.t. teams and explosive experts on the scene wanting to make sure that are no explosives there but if there are, you have to be very careful and precise. give us an update. how long do you think this is going to take? >> i would say several hours before we actually could get in and clear the house which would then allow our investigators to go in and start looking through all of the information in the house and process...

You never know, eric. you've got to be in the right place at the right time. >> eric: you know why the rhino bit the lady's finger off? the zoo charged 60 bucks. the rhino is mad. you get 60 bucks, i get a peanut? you kidding me? >> gretchen: i think you're giving the rhino more power in the brain power. let's go outside. i think peter is out there. >> peter: thank you very much. we're here to talk about something that people know a lot about, especially if you have kids. synthetic turf. i'm happy, with us today, bob thomas, president of program, kathy holeman of act global and rick doyle. bob...

Into program equity, gender equity, community equity. it's not just for the young. it's fort old or anybody. it's weekend warriors. it has such a large application that it just catch -- >> peter: my understanding -- what are the benefits? why is it important? >> there is currently more than 8,000 synthetic turf fields in use throughout the country. it's helping kids play sports, keep them off the couch. kids all over the country are going back to school right now. we also have synthetic turf for landscaping. i have this in my hand right now. environmental benefits, water savings. rick can talk...

0 an auto graphing scandal but he broke rules by signing pictures. a blastoff into space. >> we have lift off. the national reconnaissance rocket. >>gretchen: 23 stories high, it blasted into space from the california coast. blast so powerful it could be heard for miles. the rocket's mission? well, that is being kept top secret. those are your headlines. >>peter: the timetable for strikes on syria may be changing. we're life in washington with why one of our closest allies is hitting the brakes on that move. elizabeth? >> good morning. the president speaking again last night on the possibili...

since a pair of explosions when off in crowd at the finish line killing three people and injured more than 180. susanne mcginnis is joining us from boston. >> people are feeling relief today now that the suspect is in a hospital under heavy security. >> residents of watertown, massachusetts cheered for police and fbi agents after the capture of 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. the suspect was found wounded in a boat >> relief. we can sleep well tonight. >> the arrest ended almost 24 hours of terror for boston. the college student and his brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, are believed to have...