ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br /> <br />The Boston Marathon was to be a day of athleticism, achievement and community support that quickly turned into a horrific scare for runners and locals after the explosion of two bombs.<br /> <br />And on Tuesday (April 16), for many, the nightmare was far from over.<br /> <br />"It was everything fine until I got, just when I finished, then I just heard kaboom. And I turned my head, I had just finished the line and I turned and I saw the smoke and they yelled at us to keep moving, so we just kept going," recalled three-time Boston marathon-runner Mira Vedo, who was out surveying the aftermath from yesterday's event.<br /> <br />Like many runners who survived the blast unscathed, Kevin Hervert thought it could have been him.<br /> <br />"Well, it kind of looks like a war zone. It's all quartered off over here where they have a crime scene, so it's pretty shocking to know that there's some kind of a terrorist act that occurred here and there are bombs right by the finish
