Brekkie Wrap: Nurses tell of treating Dzhokhar Tsarnaev; mid-air balloon crash kills three Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was treated in a Boston hospital after he and his brother allegedly carried out the Boston Marathon bombing. THE nurses whose job it was to care for the injured Boston bombing suspect have told of their conflicting emotions at helping to save the life of a suspected terrorist. "You see a hurt 19-year-old and you can't help but feel sorry for him," said a woman identified as Marie, who was among the nine nurses who agreed to treat Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as they believed it was their ethical duty to do so. But she said she "would not be upset if he got the death penalty. There is no way to reconcile the two different feelings. In this picture taken by Bob Leonard about 10-20 minutes before the Boston Marathon blast, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (Suspect Two) and Tamerlan Tsarnaev (Suspect One) watch runners pass by. A massive tornado has struck near Oklahoma City, flattening buildings and sparking fires in the state which just yesterday lost two people to a similar storm. Moore, an Oklahoma City suburb, is reportedly worst hit and all but wiped out, with emergency crews racing to the scene to help find survivors. http://www.news9.com/category/258217/weather-control-center Source: Supplied Meanwhile, Russia says it has thwarted a terror attack on Moscow, five people have been killed in a siege at an Israeli bank, two hot-air balloons crashed into each other in mid-air in Turkey - killing three tourists, an Australian resident has been arrested for people smuggling in Indonesia, a series of attacks left at least 70 dead in Iraq, a topless Tunisian protester has been arrested for immoral acts, another garment factory has collapsed in Asia and it's been another day and another missile test in North Korea. A gunman kills four people in a bank in the Israeli city of Beersheba before turning the gun on himself. In other news, the Dove Sketches campaign has become the most-watched ad online ever, a UK woman says she's unemployed because she is too attractive to work, a jeweller has admitted his part in an insider trading scam, the US may soon take your fingerprints when you leave the country, cases of measles are surging in the UK after parents opted out of a vaccine over autism fears and ginger has been shown to make asthma medications more effective. And then there's this from across the Tasman - an elderly man has been fined $NZ200 over a plan to hurl manure at Prince Charles and his wife Camilla when they were in New Zealand last year. Castislav Sam Bracanov appears at the Auckland District Court where he entered a not guilty plea for allegedly preparing to commit an assault on Britain Prince Charles and his wife Camila in Auckland on November 13, 2012. The royal couple arrived in New Zealand on the last leg of their tour marking Queen Elizabeth II's diamond jubilee. AFP PHOTO / Michael Bradley Source: AFP In entertainment, singer Miguel has made friends with the women he landed on during the Billboard Awards, Liam Hemsworth sparked something of a riot among his female admirers at Cannes, a gay kiss is stirring things up in an Archie comic, if you have the money you can get into Luke Skywalker's pants, and Azerbaijan swears it voted for Russia in Eurovision despite awarding its neighbour "nul points." Get the latest on Justin Bieber and other entertainment news in our Global Goss report. Screengrab of video showing singer Miguel landing on a woman's head while performing at 2013 Billboard Music Awards on May 19, 2013. In sport, Oscar Pistorius will not return to competition this year, the sale of the Melbourne Storm is expected to be made official this morning, the Premier League season just finished but fans are already salivating at the prospect of what awaits next season especially after Real Madrid confirmed overnight that Jose Mourinho was leaving, 14-year-old golf prodigy Guan Tianlang is taking his game to Jack Nicklaus's backyard and Russia will pay for the most expensive Olympics ever with a little help from its oligarch friends. Mahe Fonua of the Storm is tackled by Jamie Lyon and David Williams of the Sea Eagles during their 10-10 draw last night.