>> brings back so many great memories on atari! >> oh, my god. >> did you have an atari? >> everyone had an atari. >> old-school. >> lester holt joins us next. thanks for joining us at 5:00. >> see you at 6:00. >>> on this tuesday night, fixing it. bowing to pressure, indiana's governor promising to rework the law that was billed as ensuring religious freedom but viewed by many as a license to discriminate as a backlash threatens to hit the state's bottom line. >>> wild manhunt for an escaped prisoner. how he got away an evaded capture. >>> imagine driving to work and someone is hiding in your trunk and starts kicking his way to the back seat. >>> no secret. turns out the airline was previously told about the co-pilot's treatment for severe depression. >>> and treating back pain. prizing news about the pain reliever many reach for first and why it may not be the right pill for your aching back. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news

atari's founder, nolan bushnell recalls a video game they created.ad one project that everyone turned down. it was a game called breakout. finally i said "steve, hey, do this for me." and he said, "done." wozniak wasn't on the payroll and jobs was. they worked something out in the evening. two weeks later, in a project that traditionally took months we had a prototype. in january 1976, jobs, the promoter began pestering wozniak, the designer, to build some printed circuit boards so other hobbyists could build their own computers. we invested $1,000 and we'd have to sell 50 to profit. i said, "i don't think we'll get our money back." he said, "no, maybe we won't, but we'll have a company." if you're like me, that's reason for doing something. you don't have to justify it in some productive sense. we started as just a little play dream. for start-up capital jobs sold his van and wozniak his calculator. soon they had a prototype. i took this blank pc board to hewlett-packard and showed it to my engineer friends. everyone was gloating over it. a few days

an atari? >> everyone had an atari. >> old-school. >> lester holt joins us next. thanks for joining us at 5:00. >> see you at 6:00. >>> on this tuesday night, fixing it. bowing to pressure, indiana's governor promising to rework the law that was billed as ensuring religious freedom but viewed by many as a license to discriminate as a backlash threatens to hit the state's bottom line. >>> wild manhunt for an escaped prisoner. how he got away an evaded capture. >>> imagine driving to work and someone is hiding in your trunk and starts kicking his way to the back seat. >>> no secret. turns out the airline was previously told about the co-pilot's treatment for severe depression. >>> and treating back pain. prizing news about the pain reliever many reach for first and why it may not be the right pill for your aching back. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. facing a growing opposition from inside and outside the state and a threat to its economy,

. >> atari. >> i remember that back in the day good that is right. >> these are nominated.will find out in june which ones get nominated or get accepted. >> i loved that. >> i used to play pong all the time. >> that is classic. >> this is my favorite, super mario brothers. >> did you play this. >> a little bit. >> we had the game. >> yes. >> you had limited lives. >> yes, to make it work. >> kid today, that is how it all works. >> yes. >> put it back in. >> game cartridges. >> this game was all that. all that, indeed. >> pong, on super speed. >> really. >> yeah. >> back in the the day. >> yeah. >> that is what i'm talking about. >> and i'm telling you this is good day to stay inside to play games. >> you can stay outside. it will be a decent take overall. overall we're talking very seasonal air in place. we should see sunshine certainly starting a off with that already but few cloud billowing in as the day goes on. more than anything we will notice this wind flow picking up. it is still calm obviously but northeasterly too. let me quickly take you to the three day forecast

. >> very atari. >> yes. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "everyone, here's what's happening on this friday april 24 and developing a police officer is hospitalized for being shot in the line of duty. the suspected shooter was also wounded a live report is coming up in minutes. >>> developing this morning a man delivering chinese food is dead after being shot and crashing into a pole. >>> we're flirting with record lows on this spring morning. >> good morning 4:30, april 24. let's go

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but i can reassure you we stunk when we played it on atari.i wanted to punch my computer. >> and you'll end up trying again and again. and you can change different maps. you can do it in your own neighborhood you can do it all across the country. and we apologize in advance because you'll spend a whole heck of a lot of time trying to figure out how to make work. i'm terrible at pacman. >> it was so frustrating this morning. but i might get a message that there aren't enough streets, but you can slide the map around for a bit and it will fix it. >> that's on google for april tool fool's. receipts let's check in with tom now. >> i hope pacman is eating potholes. there is the live view from our capital owing camera. storm team 4 skycast 4 sunrise this morning is at 6:53 it will be coming up in a clear sky. rest of the day, beautiful deep blue sky starting off this april. no fooling looking like a delightful day. and then this evening we'll have a clear sky, as well. there is another view of the skyline looking north and west of northwest washingt

the first game he played was kbert on the atari system. >> now all the kids out there are saying i need a game, mom, just to be like hunter pence. >>> all right, top stories of the day is coming up next. >>> a couple live ones. >> here we go. it's time to welcome home the reining world champions today in the bay is inside at&t park where just a few hours fans will watch as the 2014 banner is raised. a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we do have a lot in store this half hour including a look at the rookies pitcher getting the nod today from skipper bruce bochy. >> and the food options including how you can use your phone to get an entire pizza pie delivered to your seat. >> let's get to the really important stuff like the food and the weather for the game. let's check in now with meteorologist christina loren. she has close tabs on that. good morning. okay. >> i'm here instead. >> there we are. that's fine. before we get to christina we want to get you started with the top news stories of the day. good morning, kyra. thank you for holding down the forf

. >> i think it's like an atari game. >> that's what's it sounds like. >> the people who work on thestic staff at the white house are witnesses to history in a very intimate way. but recently, they've mostly observed a code of silence what they see. i thought it might be at some point somebody might break the code. >> you knew it had to happen. especially in today's day and age. now dozens of them spilled the beans in a new best selling book. jonathan carl has the inside look. >> does olivia know that the president of the united states does not beg. >> in shows like "scandal," life inside the white house is an edge of your seat drama. but to get a better sense of the inner workings of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, there's another show you may want to check out. >> you'll find there's never a dull moment in this house. >> incredible. it's like a real-life "downton abbey" that takes place at the white house every day. >> kate anderson, new best seller the residence pulls back the curtain on the chefs, ushers, maids and butlers who keep the white house running. like skip allen. he served in

the first game he played was ququ qubert on the atari system. >>> their off season was a short one. >e that's a good thing it means it's a less time for the players to recover after a rigorous season. no one knows this more than buster posey. during the postseason posey caught every inning for all 17 games. for him off season was all about resting the tired knees. >> i think the only time i got in a crouch was to bend down and talk with my kids occasionally. it wasn't too catch any baseballs. >> when asked how long he wants to stay behind the dish posey said he wants to catch as long as he physically can and as long as the giants want him to catch. fans want him to stick around. >> hits a linchpin, no doubt about it. >>> we will have more including a visit from a special guest. >> but first, a quick look back at some of the most memorable moments from the giants world series run. >> and the curveball is hit high and deep to right field. it is gone! >> belt. high fly ball to right. worth is back. it is out of here! here in the 18th inning the giants take the lead. >> here's the pitch.