NEW YORK (AP) — Like most mothers, Sofia Vergara was worried after hearing about the bombings at the Boston Marathon. But she was also relieved that her son, Manolo, who attends school in Boston, was not there on Monday when the attack took place.
Three people were killed and more than 170 injured when two pressure cookers bombs went off near the finish line.
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