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Heroism demonstrated at the scene. you just heard neil wanted to run -- people were actually running into the smoke trying to help people. i mean, you can't be more heroic than that, hearing another bomb going off, not knowing if there's fire in the smoke you're running into. this is absolutely a demonstration of the kind of solidarity and the people trying to bind together that you were talking about, mike. >> well, it would happen anywhere, too. not just boston. i choose to happen it would happen in el paso, i don't care what you are talking about. it's who we are. there's a couple of things...

Everybody's cheering for you and you have this moment and suddenly in a flash everything, everything changed. >> it's indescribable. as the president gave credit, first responders immediately on the scene running in the face of danger because no one know what is is going on, whether it's one, two, or more bombs coming. they are immediately trying to get them to some kind of medical attention. >> it was a pretty amazing thing to watch. marathon volunteers, all kinds of folks, runners sudden lie pulling the grating down that was a barrier separating the

You're there in boston. you're there obviously great trauma and uncertainty. how will this resonate in boston, mike? >> the same way as omaha. people are resilient. people are also aware of the constant danger. we live in a world of blogging and tweeting and news becomes available to everyone. we find out about everything as it happens and we are not fearful people. as the commissioner just explained, there was a triage unit right at the finish line. three, three world class hospitals, mass general, boston medical center, all within a two to three-minute ambulance ride from the scene. so many ...