kai? >> reporter: that's right, vic. the explosions happened about four hours after the race started. all of the elite runners had already finished but several thousand were still on the course. and that included wbz reporter paul burton. >> reporter: 50 yards from the explosion, saw both of them go off. there was smoke and glass everywhere. we did not know what it was at first. we thought it sounded like a cannon going off. we thought that was very strange because we had never heard canons go off at any time during this race. so we didn't know what to do. we kept on running. when the second explosion happened we were stopped in our tracks. that's when everyone started running in the opposite direction towards us. we were literally about 50 yards from the finish line trying to finish the race and we saw it all unfold. i watched how the smoke and the glass came across the street. my mother and my wife were in the grandstand watching this. they were about 15 feet from the explosion. it was terrifying. and obviously there w

we have kay bailey hutchison with us, and look, we have talked about the huge increase and the number of people of the expenses on disability insurance. but the key point is this, if you do not have a larger labor force for whatever reason, you cannot grow the economy. the one is defeating the other. the disability insurance generosity is taking down the growth. >> unintended consequences. the economy is growing because of a smaller labor force. we are making sure the growth will happen by extending benefits. the decline in labor force is because of the expansion in the disability benefits. once you are on, you don't leave. you are on it forever. >> i don't want to be a meany here. i will go to richard here. i do not want to be a meany. i understand you want to help people, i'm all for the safety net. alls i'm saying is, when you look at the disability insurance thing and you add the to that unemployment compensation and food stamps and all of that. what ever the best of motives are, it's keeping the labor force flat. productivity times the growth of the labor force equals gdp, if the

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kai? >> public safety officials say they have moved to a state of heightened awareness. because of the events in boston this afternoon. this is video from the marathon in boston, when the bombings first occurred. security is now increased around the white house as well. where pennsylvania is shut down as a precaution. this would happen. if this happened at any other city, this is typically what they would do in the white house. police are also increasing their presence. the founder and director of university of maryland center, for health and homeland security, michael greenberg spoke to wjz, this is a terrorist attack, no matter who did it, meaning no matter it it's domestic or abroad. and speaks of the potential for a threat to baltimore. >> no matter who did this, whether they're u.s. citizens or al qaeda or whomever, this is a terror attack. it's not who -- who perpetrated this, but how they pern traited it. -- perpetrated it. there was obviously something on this street that shouldn't

katty kay. i have no idea what you're going to say.hich one, lean in, not lean forward, lean in, work, get to be the boss and the c.e.o. and along the way, find some guy who's willing to go along with that deal and do it? on the other side which number one goal is to find a way while you're still in college. and marry him. >> i actually think the more important point for women is actually about when you have kids. we are leaving it very late. the professional women into their mid to late 30's and becomes hard to have children. and that is the more -- chris: what's -- when does the clock ring? >> i don't know what the latest science is. increasingly you can have children later and later but i don't think it's particularly increases your chances later and later. and i think that -- my advice would have been to younger women to focus more on when you have children rather than saying you have to find a husband. when you're in university. look, we live in the world whether you like it or whether you don't like it of a post nuclear family. p

matthew's mother, kay warren, hinted at the challenges her son had been dealing with. listen to this. >> we have close family with some mental illness. for us, it has been challenging and it has been difficult. >> now, kay warren also said in that interview that life is like a parallel set of train tracks where joy and sorry run together. >>> overseas now to afghanistan where six americans were killed in two separate attacks. five of them died when their military convoy came under attack. the convoy was delivering books into southern afghanistan when it was hit. four other state department workers were injured in the attack. >>> this morning, secretary of state john kerry spoke about the attack and the loss of life. >> folks who want to kill people and that's all they want to do are scared of knowledge. and they want to shut the doors and they don't want people to make choices about the future. for them, it is you do things my way and, if you don't, we'll throw a bullet in your face. so, this is a huge challenge for us. it is a confrontation with possibilities and ever

. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> a nervous nation, on high alert, trying to understand and make sense of the deadly terror attack in boston. wjz has complete coverage. vinita nair is in boston. derek valcourt in baltimore. adam may on the attack and we begin with vinita nair live in boston, with what police are learning about the bomb. >> reporter: big investigation here. cbs news can now confirm the name of a second victim. 29-year-old crystal campbell. she was hoping to take a photo of a friend as they crossed the finish line. and that is when the bombs detonated. we're also learning about the bombs, how they were constructed, authorities calling them crude but deadly. >> reporter: a law enforcement official tells cbs news, the bombs that exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon, were built and put into place to look like pieces of trash. the devices were put inside pressure cookers and placed inside bag. the pots were packed with nails and small metal pellets. >

we did have kay hagan saying she would support it. senator susan collins expressing support and senator john mccain giving a tepid support. can you get to 60? >> we can get to 60. i'm more optimistic more than ever after kay hagan's announcement and senator mccain's courageous statement over the weekend that he is inclined or at least leaning in that direction for the reason that the majority of americans, the vast overwhelming majority of americans and even the majority of gun owners and nra members say they are in favor of keeping guns out of the hands of criminals through background checks. last week was a really critical turning point because of david and francine wheeler and the other extraordinarily brave and strong families who visited washington and met face to face and even were with some of the staunchest opponents finding that they were able to change minds and really bring their grief and their courage to bear in influencing members of congress to lead us to that 68-31 vote that was important to go forward. >> as you talk

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for healing, the torture of mental illness never subsided, and today after a fun evening with wife kay and me in a momentary wave of despair in his home, matthew took his life." warren, as you know, is "the new york times" best-selling author of the book "the purpose driven life." it has sold upwards of $30 million copies. he is a somewhat controversial figure for his conservative ideas on social issues, including abortion and same-sex marriage. but pastor warren spoke eloquently of his son. he knew that his son struggled with this, was wrestling with this. he said after they had tried another attempt to try to get him back, try to bring him out of this depression, his son said apparently to him, "dad, i know i'm going to heaven, why can't i just die and end this pain." he was 27 years old. few facts are known. we've reached out to the police and the medical examiners out there in california to see if there are any further details. but this is something the family struggled with for 27 years. they said he was suffering from depression they believe really since his birth. so while it wa

hagan, youre kay believe people have the right to marry, even though her voters do not. hagan is from the only battleground state president obama lost in the last election. in the last election, 51% of voters opposed gay marriage. it really is a bold decision on her part. some of these people jumping on the bandwagon right now were just reelected. they have six years. she will be a heroine to those in the same sex marriage movement. they can be a source of great campaign funds, but i think it is a risky political strategy. >> and most are democrats, although rob portman, because his son is gay, has changed his opinion. liza mikulski says her views are evolving. hashe president himself said his views evolved. i would not be so ironic using the word when applying it to republicans. aboute thing i would say the supreme court is i hope they learned the lessons of roe versus wade. ruth later ginsberg said that that decision stymied -- ruth bair ginsberg said that decision got in the way of a political process and took it out of a political arena. it gave a lot of people the s

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warren tweeted to his nearly one million followers: "kay and i are overwhelmed by your love, prayers,nd kind words. you are all encouraging our broken hearts." matthew warren took his life at his mission viejo home in what his family says was a momentary wave of dispair. to his 20,000 members of the saddleback church says his son ended his life after a life-long battle with mental illness. church members remember matthew as a kind and gentle soul. >> he was a talented, creative young man. >> reporter: but warren said his son fought a lonely battle with depression. he struggled from birth with mental illness, dark holes of depression, and even suicidal thoughts. in spite of america's best doctors, medicines, the torture of mental illness never subsided, said warren. he marvelled the his son's courage to keep on living in his darkest moments. i'll never forget how many years ago after another approach had failed to give relief, matthew said, "dad, i know i'm going to heaven. why can't i just die and end this pain?" millions of americans face a similar fate. the centers for disease contr

kay hagan in north carolina.ut by and large where the democrats are is shoring up the coalition that elected barack obama. we heard the president say it's not about politics, it's not about politics, it's not about politics. but the politics are that women support gun control by 20 points more than men do. and so we're seeing happening is the president and others in his party saying, okay, who elected us? women, minorities and young people. >> right. >> and what are you seeing? gun control, immigration for the minoritie minorities, and gay marriage for the young people. and so that's the politics we're looking at. >> so, john, yesterday republicans were upset that i talked about people filibustering a bill that would allow us to stop rapists, violent rapists from buying guns. if you're kay hagan in north carolina and you're mary leandro, and you're running for reelection this year, do you really want to go to women's groups and say, you know, i didn't have the courage to vote to make sure we could have criminal b

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. >> brown: from the african nation of kenya: kira kay reports on the religious divide in the port city of mombasa. >> the salvation army is a christian congregation, nestled in the heart of a predominantly muslim city. their faith had never been an issue, but that changed in august last year. >> woodruff: and we talk with the supreme court's first female justice, sandra day o'connor about the court's storied history as told in her new book: "out of order." >> i think people know very little, really, about the court: how it works, and its history. and both of those things are important in our country. >> brown: and we remember roger ebert. the pulitzer-prize winning film critic known for giving movies a simple thumbs up or down, who died today. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connts us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with t

. >> let's bring in kay lanow. right? >> that's exactly right. we talked just a moment ago with john and rick about the attacks on schwab and other brokerage houses. >> just the most recent in several glitches that we have seen in just the last year for wide ranging reasons. what it called at the time a software bug. that prompted a halt in apple shares. nasdaq at the heart of a glitch. the exchange system of matching buys and sells had not modelled for the extreme volume of that deal and it failed. during a routine software upgrade. an old code, the new system unleashed orders for stock that left knight on the hook for a massive unwanted trading position. >> we can be victimized. sue, back down to you. >> all right. a survey just out. almost a quarter of central bankers said they owned corporate stocks or are planning to buy equity shares. yet, none the less, the market is he is a cnbc contributor and director. you would think that given what we have just laid out that the market would be under a little more pressure. >> you would. but this geo

but this morning, pastor rick warren and his wife kay are themselves asking for prayers and support. grieving their 27-year-old son, matthew. a role reversal for the man of congregation of tens of thousands. matthew took his own life after a long battle with depression. he wrote, quote, i'll never forget how many years ago after another approach had failed to give relief, matthew, i'm going to heaven. he kept going for another decade. >> we're a family. we're walking through this together. >> saddleback service saturday night highlighted the man who had given spiritual sermons to many. in the letter, warren writes that matthew spent a friday evening with his family. in an april 2012 interview for "this week." pastor warren and wife kay reflected on the bittersweet nature of life. >> the sun is still shining. still beauty in this world. >> reporter: words that take on a deeper meaning for their family today. >> so many people across the country praying for the warren family. >>> we'll switch gears now. money, lobbying and raw politics. don't normally come to mind when you think of cut

bailee hutchinson, speaker of the house john boehner and his wife debbie, congressman -- congresswoman kaynger, congressman michael burr jes. >> as the former secretary of state continues to introduce the vips that have come from all over the country and the world. five american presidents, current presidents, four former presidents on hand at the same place. this doesn't happen very often. >> it is quite unique. nixon's funeral is one of the events where they all got together. i think it is interesting to here con da lee za rice taking charge in the outset. many of the critics of bush talk about rumsfeld and cheney. he has stayed loyal to con da lee za rice. what is missing is that mission accomplished ban ner. it took about 20 years for the reagan library and the clinton -- it's really a festival here today. >> here is a video of this presidential center. [ applause ] >> please welcome the chairman of george w. bush foundation board of directors donald l evans, accompanied by david fair yo. >> that is formal presentation of the library to the american people, don evans served a the secre

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. >> and in the middle of kay cross and crisis, they stepped up. we'll meet heroes of the boston marathon bombings. >> i'm mike masco, a toasty 75, but look at this storm out to the west, rock 'n roll in our direction. we'll be right back. >>> the bombings in boston is changing plans for harford county schools. trips to new york city, aberdeen proving ground, washington, d.c. all on head. >>> a deadly crash on charles street claimed the life of lap landscaper. the car was traveling north on hold willow way and it struck a worker who was blowing leaves. he was struck dead at the scene. the driver and passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the officer accused of placing cameras in a high school bathroom will not be charged. they said no criminal laws were violated at glen burnie. police determined the device did not record, tran ferp any -- transfer any images or sound. >>> cooler down to the south and east of the city, around the bay bridge 67, 68 degrees. that is because the winds are switching more. radar is clear. we had o

i leapt over the bar kay, actually. i just went.ice officers were yelling at me, stop, you must stop. and i kept going. finally, as a police officer actually grabbed my arm and he said, ma'am, ma'am, you must stop. and i said, i'm a pediatric physician. i'm a pediatric physician. you have to let me go. you have to. >> dr. stavas sprinted towards the finish line and straight into a war zone. >> the crowd screaming and people screaming in pain and blood has a very distinct smell and you know that you're facing grave, grave tragedy if you -- if you're feeling that and you're sensing that. that you can smell the blood. i went to the next woman who was ahead of me and right in the middle of boylston street and she was laying on her back and i said, let me help you. let me help you. i'm a doctor. she showed me the wound and it was a large wound to the groin. oh, it was a horrible wound. and i yelled, we need to get this woman in the ambulance now. >> dr. stavas raced from one victim to the next. >> another young man, grabbed me and he sai

and they tested them and although it raised doubts how they would hold up in an earthquake, they owe kayed the installation -- okayed the install slayings anyway. -- installation anyway. they tried to see if it could stretch without breaking. 9 of the 19 tested although five were slightly below standard making the bolts brittle. there is no standards for brittle. , but once brittlemen and however they are now testing a few rods. once again, the goods news is they plan to have it labor day weekend weekend and that's still something they want to see according to the issue they found on the bridge. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it was one year ago today a gunman killed seven people at oikos university. one goh walked on to campus and started shooting. he is currently in a psychiatric hospital after a judge found him mentally not well and a hearing is scheduled for saturday. >>> they will discuss proposed regulation to regulation ammunition sales in california. that a bill to require did you -- acquire gun ammunition, the bill was offered by a woman named nancy skinner from berkeley and the

the baltimore city police officer who worked to find the killer in the phylicia barnes kay's faces criminal charges of his own. detective daniel nicholson served as the lead investigator in the investing -- the lead detective in the investigation. he is charged with one degree of assault, burglary, and making false statements to police. the state attorney's office says that nicholson led a robust search for his missing daughter in april and allegedly forced his way into my home, not to be -- forced his way into a home, knock hied two people to the ground, and lied to internal affairs. most areas are stuck in the 50s right now, and that is where we started off today. a lot of cuts in place. light rain reported across the area as well. bwi thurgood marshall airport had some rain and now they're getting fog and mist. the winds will continue out of the east and that is what is pushing the moisture into place. clouds are blanketing the state, and heavier rain showers showing up across delaware and parts of the eastern shore. you cannot see the rate over baltimore. it is under the radar beam. tha

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katy kay of the bbc and martin, i imagine we'll get a lot more from you. i look forward to watching you at 4:00 and watching your remembrances and the things we should be focused on when it comes to margaret thatcher's legacy. thank you for coming in early. >> nice it see you, chuck. >>> we'll continue following this story. the legacy of margaret thatcher. go live to london in just a few minutes to see how britains are remembering her. >>> plus, the president has a big week of domestic politics today. a trip to connecticut on gun control. my first reads of the morning are actually coming up next. >>> first, a look ahead at today's politics planner. the president on the road. and former president clinton with steven colbert. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. weight watchers

. >> reversed his-situation to same sex marriage >> north carolina's kay hagan heidi heitkamp and joelly >> hillary clinton senator claire mccaskill tom carper one of the last remaining democrats silent on same sex marriage has just endorsed it putting it up on his face book page >> jon: they interpreted carper's facebook page because of the sign of supporter. he was supporting pause button awareness. he flipped it. also an important issue. it may seem like all the democrats are rushing to get on the side of gay marriage with a break neck pace of passengers disembarking [bleep] encrusted cruise ship. whenever a democrat talks about a change of heart they tend to put it on a more epic time scale >> with respect to the issue of whether gays and lesbians should be able to get married, my feelings about this are constantly evolving >> tim johnson says he backs same sex marriage >> mark warner of virginia who says his views have evolved >> jon: they're referring to charles darwin's theory of gay evolution. it's what led ultimately to darwin's ground-breaking evolution of gay marriage accep