there for burial. john? >> paul what, the bright side of this story, the one fund in boston has raised simply an enormous amount of money for the victims and their families of this tragedy and we're getting word now on how that money may be distributed? >> yeah. you know, that fund is $28 million and counting. a big concert here sold out in minutes that will go may 30th, that will raise a lot more money. we were in a town hall meeting just behind me at the boston library, ken feinberg who is trying to put together who gets what when, he called it rough justice, john. when you're in those town hall meetings you're hearing, look, we will put this amount of money towards people who lost one limb. people who lost two limbs. there are a lot of questions about how this money will be disbursed. i can tell you from speaking to the victims and their family they want everyone included in the compensation, and that seems to be their bottom line. >> it is a difficult conversation to have, nonetheless. paula newton live in boston for us this morning. thanks so much, paula. 13 minutes after the hour.