the april 15th 2013 bombing of the boston marathon was the first terrorist attack on american soil since 9 11. three innocent lives were taken that day. luke, krystal campbell and martin richard. the city of boston and the country wanted whomever did this brought to justice? three days after attack at five pm on that thursday, law enforcement released images of two men only known as black hat and white hat within a matter of hours, these two brothers tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev, reveal themselves unleashing a murderous crime spree that would leave everyone reeling. here's how it really happened. bombings rocked the finish line at the historic boston marathon. i ran. straight ahead. i did was happee second bomb goes off 12. seconds later, 100 yards down in front of the forum restaurant. we have some breaking news. it was very chaotic, horrific scene down there. there was pools of blade . there was people on fire. vampire. all you saw 30 ft. cross just carnage. rebecca gregory was near the finish line tied a tourniquet on my leg. i remember just begging the people in the ambulance put m

i took a person as a marathon as a resident of the city of boston and as a boston policeman to blow upur marathon to blow up our city that got personal for a lot of us. marathon runners are just going to head out to the comments. okay. marathon done. we're following the breaking news important breaking news out of boston. a pair of bombings rocked the finish line at the historic boston marathon. both explosions are captured on video and somewhere in this crowd of race day, onlookers is the person responsible. investigators just had to find them clearly an attack no one yet has claimed responsibility. we don't know who is responsible for this, but clearly we have now concluded this is a terrorist attack. i think. what the experts could immediately tell about this attack was it was meant to hurt people. then the question became, who did this? at this point in time? there are no official suspects local. were they from somewhere else? nobody knew nobody had any idea. why would anybody go home innocent people. this was an act of war against the city of boston in the nation really get who di

. >> we are onto you, wew e wito.e west coaloere osed t make pant inten years after the boston marathonor turned her tragedy into triumph. >> i don't think why me, why did this happen to me? i think it's about what am i going to do now? ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we begin with another community in mourning tonight. shattered after a mass shooting at a sweet 16 party. four people were killed, their ages range from 17 to 23. two of them were high school seniors. tonight we speak to the mother of the hometown hero who had just signed to play football in college. at least 32 others were injured and several are in critical condition when gunfire turned a birthday party into a nightmare in the small town of dadeville, alabama, on saturday. authorities say they have strong leads, but have not released anything about a motive or possible suspects, and it comes as a new cbs news poll shows 77% of parents are concerned about gun violence. and as guns have surpassed car accidents as the leading cause of death

. >>> stud's boston marathon marked ten years since that terrorist bombing that killed 3 and injuredse most severely wounded was dancer adrian has let. for tonight's person to person, we caught up were her to reflect on her journey of healing. adrienne haslet is a runner. she wasn't always, but that's one of the many things that has changed in the last ten years. >> are you still angry? >> i'm angry that people were hurt. i'm angry that he did it, but i don't live in the angry anymore. >> that's a change for you. >> it's a very big change for me, yeah. that's taken some time, and i think, you know, running helps. >> haslet was near the finish line on april 13th, 2013, when two bombs exploded. she lost her left leg. it's hard to believe it has been ten years since the boston marathon bombing. >> i hear you say that, and i want to correct you. it just didn't feel like ten years. >> what lessons have you learned since then? >> gosh. i think i've learned that when someone tells you something can't be done, it's a reflection of their limitations and not yours. i've learned that on the day

the boston marathon marks ten years since the deadly terrorist bombings. the weekend ceremonies to honor the victims and a preview of today's run. >>> i didn't know what was going on. i saw blood coming down my arm. >> gun violence. two separate mass shootings leave at least six people dead and dozens injured. what a cbs news poll reveals about weapons in america. >>> historic test flight. spacex is launching a massive rocket today. how it could mark a new era for > goodning, d goo be with y mathon.n.y'on nearly 30,000 athletes from more than 100 countries are expected to take part. it's been ten years since the terrorist bombing killed t ore 0 others at the race. on saturday a wreath-laying ceremony was held at the two locations where the bombs went off to remember and pay tribute to the victims. jarred hill is in boston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ten years ago, this has really shaped the city in so many ways. it's where we got the phrase "boston strong," a sign and mantra of the resilience to push through tragedy. it's also going to help p

rates of recurrence and death down dramatically >>> and ten years after the boston marathon bombing, how their injuries forged a bond that has withstood the test of time, inspiring america. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. an akron, ohio grand jury charging decision in the police shooting death of jayland walker has that city on nervous edge tonight. the grand jury declining to indict eight police officers who fired some 46 bullets into walker, killing him. it happened at the end of a chaotic chase last summer, much of it caught on police dash and body cams walker was black seven of the officers are white. ohio attorney general dave yost today noting the sheer number of shots is one of the things that made it hard to watch but said evidence showed walker shot first the officers, he says, were legally justified. though walker was unarmed at the moment police opened fire the shooting set off protests and unrest in the streets last june. looking toward tonight, akron's mayor saying he has faith in his community. correspondent jesse

it's good d medici. >>> today marks 10 years since the bombing of the boston marathon. the city held a ceremony today to remember the lives lost and those changed. >> in 2013, two bombs exploded at the finish line of the marathon and three people were killed. more than 260 were hurt. the site of the bombing serves as a memorial now. there was a large ceremony held in the afternoon for the public. one of the women killed that day keeps the memory live with a foundation and each year also supports a team of runners to compete in the boston marathon. >> it was just a so humbling to know there are still people out there that want to be on the team and feel for our loss and to try to help keep her memory alive. >> the foundation also helps people in need around the world. >> the u.s. coast guard and mexican navy are searching for three experience american sailors that have been missing for 11 days. the three of them left mazatlan before heading to senegal. cell phone pings show them off the coast of mazatlan trying to make reservations on april 4th and that was the last known

always a special time when the boston marathon is here. >> lots of memories of growing up in massachusettsering it when working in boston. i know you, too. >> for sure. special. >>> coming up at 5:30 another deadly shooting on a bay area freeway, the second in less than five days. a dangerous trend that seems to be escalating. we're going to dig into the numbers to see how many freeway shootings there have been in just the past couple years. >> also calls grow louder for senator feinstein to retire and a lot of people are closely watching to see what she does next. our political analyst joins us to discuss her uncertain future. >>> president biden makes a major announcement involving hundreds of thousands o

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and sunday, more than 100 golden retrievers took a mile walk in honor of the boston marathon dog spencer. he and his sister penny died earlier this year from cancer. spencer became the official dog of the marathon in 2018 when a video of him holding boston strong flags in his mouth along the runner's route went viral. >> it's been ten years now >>> let's get to your forecast with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman good morning, michelle hope you had a good weekend. >> good morning to you both. i had great weekend. it went way too fast, as always. and hope you guys did too. speaking of boston, showers, maybe thunderstorms as we go throughout this monday it's all due to an area of low pressure that is spinning over the upper midwest, the upper great lakes. and it's bringing snow to portions of the upper great lakes and upper midwest. we could see an additional 8 inches in some spots still winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings, even blizzard warnings. that's where you see the purple there. we could see winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour. this is what it looks like on radar. a

and i mean i'm so impressed to hear that this is going to be your 11th boston marathon. ere what goes through your mind? because you you that means you've run a marathon almost every year since that bombing occurred. what is it like for you to run the marathon year after year? it's really is incredible. i was i was going to be one and done. when finishing that day, i was running for a dear friend that was dealing with cancer at the time and. after everything that happened after the bombing. several of us were in, um, rehab and some people were still in hospitals. and many of us were visited by veterans of an organization called the simplifying america's fund. and these veterans came to boston on their own to visit with us in a peer to peer way. that allowed us to connect with others that have been through something similar and coming from a press process, background seeing that happen and seeing the relationships that formed after after those visits. during those visits was really amazing , and it led to us forming a foundation several years later in 2018. that works with

. >>> today marks the 10 year anniversary since the boston marathon bombing and over the weekend, church bells rang out to honor the three who died fro explosives that were planted along the parade route. this morning, on the streets of boston, we can tell you there i a lot of tight security protecting the 127th marathon that is happening right now. w will be talking about that late in the broadcast. >>> this is going to be causing a lot of headlines this week. the folks at fox facing defamation case have a change i plans. a delaware judge pushed back the start of the trial fro today until tomorrow. it is begging the question, is fox looking to settle with dominion before jurors take their seats? there is online chatter this morning that that could be one reason for the delay. we don't know but we are asking the question. the dominion voting systems said fox news spread false claims of the company rig the 2020 presidential election. they are suing the news giant for $1.6 billion. we are watching it for you. that is i the top stories this morning. >>> this will also be a very big week as

. >>> still ahead, ten years after the shattering events of the boston marathon bombing, the survivors who never backed down. >>> also, a rare inside look as law enforcement takes down a giant retail theft ring look at all the thinings they recoverered. >>> a day of hope and healing in boston with the city marking ten years since the horrific marathon bomb attack that claimed the lives of three people and injured hundreds more kathy park takes us inside the survivors' decade-long road to recovery ♪ >> reporter: a powerful tribute today, as thousands gathered at the boston marathon finish line, a place so many have raced through, but today everyone was still. [ bells tolling here, ten years ago, an unthinkable attack >> we heard the two explosions, and my family and i knew something was wrong right away. >> reporter: back-to-back explosions it killed three people and injured hundreds more. this was michelle blackburn ten years ago, cheering on a friend the blast nearly took her leg. >> i think any time you go through a trauma, it's very fluid. i spent many years just avoiding it altoget

the boston marathon is just days away. the security plan as the city marks ten years since the deadly mbin. odyou. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. we begin with the arrest of a u.s. service member accused of leaking classified documents about the ukraine war. 21-year-old jack teixeira will make his first court appearance today. the massachusetts air national guardsman allegedly posted highly sensitive material on a gaming website, revealing military secrets about ukraine, u.s. allies, china, and the middle east. the pentagon calls it a deliberate criminal act. jarred hill is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: hey, wendy. there were apparently pretty simple clues connecting jack teixeira to the leaked documents. a countertop and kitchen floor in the pictures of the documents, it seems matched pictures from inside of his home. now big question for investigators -- why? surrounded by heavily armed federal agents, massachusetts air national guardsman jack teixeira arrested outside his ho the 21-yeaol

>> reporter: they define what it means to be boston strong ten years later. >> boston strong, be here forever. this marathonthan ever. >> so glad that boston, the state of massachusetts has that, patriots day, a holiday so everybody can be out and celebrate. really needed it for that ten years. >> can't believe it has been ten years, but to see the joy and the feeling of self-accomplishment on all those faces, so well deserved. >>> today is tax day and to help with the sting we've got deals to tell you about. from free sandwiches to discounted doughnuts restaurants like cheesecake factory offering $10.40 off $50 for all takeout orders, and boston market offering $10.40 off any family mile. for the sweet tooth, the krispy kreme assorted or original glazed will only have to pay sales tax for the second dozen >>> if you didn't get the tax break you t a price break withgo >>> right now at 4:30, an upsetting loss. the warriors lose game two against the kings, and it is filled with plenty of drama, with fans still buzzing about

. >>> then our "sunday spotlight" around this weekend's tenth anniversary of the boston marathon bombingone survivor's mission over the last decade to help people like her. >>> and later, a new "sunday sitdown" with academy award winner rachel weisz on her chilling new series "dead ringers." the possibility of working again with her husband, daniel craig, and the pressing matter at hand in the moment she won the oscar. what was it like that night to be there? >> i was very pregnant. i really needed to pee. >> so you had to make it quick and get to the ladies room. a "sunday sitdown" with rachel weisz. plus, another "life well lived" later in the show. >>> let's begin with breaking news and a dangerous situation in northeast africa. the u.s. ambassador to sudan has been forced to shelter in place amid violent clashes there. nbc's josh letterman is covering the overnight developments for us. >> reporter: willie, good morning. the death toll has risen to at least 56 with another nearly 600 people injured according to sudan's syndicate and that is just the civilians with many more militants

. >> finally tonight, the boston marathon, boston strong, america strong.ce the bombing at the boston marathon. injuring 264 people, killing three. the youngest victim eight years old. we showed you the moment last year when he ran for the brother he lost. they dreamed of running together. henry pausing near the finish line before continuing. crossing the finish line, hugging his family. this year henry training, but not alone. ten years later, martin's childhood friends that were eight at the time, now 18, and officially old enough to run the marathon. espn documenting their journey. jack burke. >> we were going to run the marathon together. it became our dream for him, you know. nolan cleary. >> i am sure he will be right beside us. i am sure he's running faster than me. eva o'brien. >> it will be special. >> today, all of them crossing the finish line. tonight, henry on the power of running with his little brother's friends, all now old enough to run that marathon, too. >> the race means so much to them as it does to me. it was great to see them cross th

about 200 golden retrievers and their owners gathered by the finish line of the boston marathon to payone of their own, spencer, the boston marathon dog who sadly passed away earlier this year. >> it's powerful. >> reporter: the massachusetts golden meet-ups group decided to do a special walk in his honor. >> that means getting together with the golden community and supporting spencer. >> reporter: spencer became the official race dog after video of him holding boston strong flags went viral several years ago on sunday many participants were wearing bandannas with the slogan "golden strong". >> everyone can use a smile. who better to bring a smile? >> reporter: smiles are contagious when you're around these pups. >> hopefully our dog will be the next spencer and cheer people on. >> this is milli she's a silly little girl. >> this is cruiser and bentley they work here with me >> this is rocket. he's from the police department. >> reporter: cruiser, rocket and rebel also took place in the walk. >> it's a specially trained dog that can interact with students and families and members of th

. >>> today marks 10 years since a boston marathon bombing over the weekend, church bells rang out to honor the three who died from explosives. they wer planted along the race route. this morning, on the streets of boston, we are talking about tight security protecting the 127th marathon that is happenin now. we will hear from cbs news's jared hill in just a moment from boston live. >>> folks at fox news spacin a defamation case and they have a change in plans is a look at the week. here is why. a delaware judge pushed back the start of the trial from today until tomorrow. it is begging the question, is fox looking to settle with dominion before trial? there is online chatter this morning that that could be one reason for the delay. we don't know. people are talking. dominion voting systems said th fox news spread false claims that the company rigged the 202 presidential election. and the are suing the news giant for $1.6 billion. >>> the battle over access t the abortion pill mifepristone is making its way to the suprem court. in fact come this morning, those who want the pil benefit

five months after the crash that nearly killed her, this exhilarating moment, completing the boston marathonn less than six hours. when you saw your wife cross the finish line, what were you thinking >> wiz blown away. >> reporter: fueled by family, faith, and fierce determination what should we take away from your experience >> there is hope you need to stay positive and have hope >> our congratulations to rachel. i asked her if she plans to run another marathon, and she told me yes she said next time faster than ever that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt will be back in for tomorrow i'm peter alexander. for all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. dangerous and deadly weekend on bay area roadways gets worse. another wrong-way crash overnight, this one involving a city worker. >>> plus, she has a top rol

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in boston remembering the lives lost in the boston marathon bombing 10 years ago.ilies of those killed and several survivors walking slowly to the finish line and laying down reefs later, thousands, including many marathon runners gathered for a ceremony honoring the victims as well. 3 people were killed and more than 260 injured when 2 pressure cooker bombs went off during the race in 2013, the 100 27th running of the boston marathon is scheduled for monday. an explosion at a dairy farm in texas kills one person and 18,000 cows. >> it happened thursday at the south for dairy farm near demont, which is about 5 and a half miles or rather hours west of dallas. deputies say the cause of the fire was likely due to overheated equipment. one person now suffering from critical injuries. the blaze is considered the most deadly barn fire involving cattle within the past decade. developing right now, the abortion pill mife-pristone will remain available for now. the supreme court hitting pause on a texas ruling that prevented access to the pill by mail. this gives the justic

this year marks ten years since the boston marathon bombing. security is already ramped up throughout the city. don't forget you can stream our newscast on roku, samsung tv plus, and zoomo. audrey and jess are joining us right now with what is coming up at 5:30. >> hey garvin. how is it going? always a special time when the boston marathon is here. >> lots of memories of growing up in massachusetts and covering it when working in boston. i know you, too. >> for sure. special. >>> coming up at 5:30 another deadly shooting on a bay area freeway, the second in less than five days. a dangerous trend that seems to be escalating. we're going to dig into the numbers to see how many freeway shootings there have been in just the past couple years. >> also calls grow louder for senator feinstein to retire and a lot of people are closely watching to see what she does next. our political analyst joins us to discuss her uncertain future. >>> president biden makes a major announcement involving hundreds of thousands of immigrants commonly known as dreamers.

the boston marathon by the way happening today. the forecast. >> but i think runners will be excited that the temperatures are going to be in the 50's that will be great. it's going to be a little bit of a wet one, i think. temperatures across the great lakes we have a blizzard occurring. that's going to warm up a little bit over the next cup pelg of days but with the warm jump we will see the potential for stronger storms, including tornadoes. yes, starting on wednesday, thursday, and friday. that's what happened in the springtime. you get the cold air, you get the warm air. and you get the chance for severe storms. we also have thunderstorms in south florida right now. and look at that snow storm across the great lakes and the upper midwest. we still have blizzard warning in place over a foot of snow. and 50 mile-per-hour winds. that's going to make travel impossible in some of these areas. so listen to your local forecasters and, of course, stay off the roads. it's going to be pretty treacherous. there is that future trek as the

, so kenyans rule the day at the boston marathon.new there. i'll be back at 11. we'll hear from draymond green, not on the foot grab, but on being down to nothing in a series for the first time in a while and his christmas 2007. really, yeah. it comes back home on thursday. they still got a chance. it's not a series until the road team wins the game seven game series. plenty of time served. kingston jason. thank you next at 11. i don't want to live like that anymore. i'm retired. i can't go outside my house. we're talking about people suffering ptsd and living in fear of their lives. community members from oakland's fruitvale neighborhood said. they are just fed up with living in fear, offering their solutions for public safety to city leaders at an emotional meeting tonight. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now community frustrated with some recent violence. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. dozens of people filled tonight's meeting asking city leaders to take action to cut down on crime. new ton

and today marks ten years sinc the boston marathon bombing. this is the dramatic front pag of today's a boston globe, the day the terror came to town. we will have a live report o that later on in the hour. in the meantime, we have several reporters in place t go over all the days developments for you we're gonna go first retur studio to nbc's chloe atkins o the two abortion developments. so right now, as you, know the supreme court is reviewing the limits on nif upper stone that will be accessible for women until tuesday at least then what can we expect to happen >> we saw the supreme cour actually quickly yesterday t preserve the status quo as i relates to accessing medicatio abortion, giving the court and allowing it a little bit mor time to really define the next step in this case. they did order the plaintiff in the case, which are a group of antiabortion advocates, and doctors, to respond. and so we could as early a next week, or mid next week, c and get a better picture o where it stands as relates t access to mifepristone now we do want

power. >> the last thing before we go tonight, boston strong today was the 127th boston marathon howth horrific bombing that killed three people, and you're 260 my colleague lester holt tal to some of the folks whose lives were changed forever tha day. >> it is always struck me is that there was that one moment and then every momen thereafter was humanity at its best >> an appreciation that for te years has guided patrick downs and his wife jessica can ski spectators, and newlyweds on that fateful monday. >> jess and i both lost ou left leg below the knee. we were totally helpless, we intrusted our lives, and our livelihood into the hands of these total strangers. >> strangers who would truly become shoulders to lean on. >> i will never forget tha moment every time i think about it, i get the chills, because thes five marines walked into m hospital room five days afte the bombing to see these guys, for on prosthetics, one in a wheelchair, back to life, bi smiles on their faces, full of spirit and it was just the most incredible gift, and then they kept coming back >> you could not ge

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marathon. cnn's polo sandoval is in boston for us. he's joining us now. paula what are you hearing from officials about security at this year's race? okay, you will find signs of security just about everywhere along this massive marathon course. here. we're actually just west of boston proper. you have volunteers. and then as the very steady hands of our colleague bob crowley will show you. you also see boston's finest there and then this left turn that will take runners kate , the four mile stretch ahead of that. i iconic finish line you make we make it lucky we may potentially see the wheelchair participants. speed bias here in a few moments, see, elites wave actually took off here about maybe 20 minutes ago or so we are expecting for the rest of the wave to make its way out in the next five or 10 minutes or so, but i have to tell you, it is just drizzly and overcast. but boston is shining bright today there is no better way to really celebrate the memory. of those three spectators who died 10 years ago at that finish line and the officers, two officers

. >>> months after the boston marathon bombing i was able to meet one of the survivors. now 10 years later i speak to her again about how she turned tragedy into healing. stay there. >>> boston, april 15, 2013. a day that started with a celebration, the boston marathon. rebecca gregory and her five-year-old son noah were there to cheer for her then boyfriend who was running. at 2:49:00 p.m. the first bomb went off. less than 3 feet away. rebecca's body shielded know as much as she could but she was hurt and badly. as rebecca lay bleeding in the street thinking she was going to die, she heard a voice saying mama. she turned and saw noah being held by a police officer. he was safe. on that same day dr. split rebecca in a medically induced coma for an entire week and performed her first of many surgeries. on november 10th, 2014 after doing everything they good to save it, rebecca had her left leg amputated. after one of those surgeries i was lucky enough to meet rebecca and now 10 years later she is here to share more of her story. joining us now rebecca gregory founder of r

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. >> plus, 10 years later, victims loved ones gather to remember the lives lost in the boston marathon bombing. national news tonight, 2 ceremonies held in boston today remembering the lives lost. >> in the boston mcrathon bombing at 10 years ago, families of those killed and several survivors walking slowly to the finish line and laying down reefs. later, thousands of others, including many marathon runners, also gathered for ceremony honoring the victims. 3 people were killed and more than 260 injured when 2 pressure cooker bombs went off during the race in 2013, the 100 27th running of the boston marathon is set for monday. >> an explosion at a dairy farm in texas kills one person and 18,000 cows. this happened thursday in the south for dairy farm near demont, which is about 5 and a half hours west of dallas. deputies say the cause of the fire is likely due to overheated equipment. one person now suffering from critical injuries. the blaze is considered the most deadly barn fire involving cattle within the past decade. >> the 21 year-old national guardsman accused of stealing and le

rates of recurrence and death down dramatically >>> and ten years after the boston marathon bombing,uries forged a bond that has withstood the test of time, inspiring america.

on the 10-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombings yesterday, the city came together for one ay, a day of remembrance to honor the victims and survivors of the attack that changed the city forever. five lives were cut too short. martin richard, crystal campb campbell, lu lingzi, mit police officer sean collier and boston police officer dennis d.j. simmons buried their families gathered on boylston street in the morning for our ceremony at each of the memorial sites near the finish line. a public remembrance was then held in the afternoon when the crowd joined in a moment of silence at 2:49:00 p.m., the same time of the bombings ten years ago. and together as one boston, the city dedicated a commemorative finish line and unveiled the new one boston day marker in the heart of boylston street. as we reflect on that tragic day, we also look forward to the 127th running of the boton marathon, it's taking off tomorrow. we have the countdown behind us, 30,000 runners will be participating in this historic race. they will be joined by nearly 10,000 volunteers and countless spectators

remembering the lives lost in the boston marathon bombing 10 years ago. families of those killed and several survivors walking slowly to the finish line and laying down reefs. later, thousands, including many marathon runners, also gathered for a ceremony honoring the victims. 3 people were killed more than 260 injured when 2 pressure cooker bombs. one off during the race in 2013, the 100 27th running of the boston marathon is scheduled for monday. >> has senator dianne feinstein faces calls to resign amid health problems. we're hearing directly from senator barbara boxer who served alongside feinstein for more than 2 decades. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> she served alongside senator dianne feinstein for nearly 25 years. and during a one-on-one interview with inside california politics co-host nikki laurenzo, former senator barbara boxer offered praise for her longtime colleague. what she has done. >> is so extraordinary that a description about feinstein's career representing california in the u.s. senate since 1992. but fast forward t

per prescription. >>> 55 past the hour moments ago the men's race in the 127th edition of the boston marathonthe marathon bombing killed three people and injured more than 260 people joining us now from boston is nbc's kathy park what is the upset? what's the latest? >> hey, jose good morning to you. it's pretty incredible because it's cool this morning in the 50s. there are some rain showers coming through, but just a few moments ago we saw the first of the men crossing the finish line he happens to be evan shevette of kenya, finished the course in 2 hours, 5 minutes, 54 seconds that is very impressive. of course, this course starts in hopkinton crosses towns and cities and ends up in boston and this year it strikes a different note because we are commemorating the 10-year anniversary of the marathon bombings that killed three and injured hundreds of others there were several events and programs honoring the victims, the survivors and the first responders who quickly rushed into the scene to save so many lives. we had a chance to speak to a lot of people impacted by the bombings michelle bla

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so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. >>> it's marathon monday in boston where the 127th world took off on patriots day the elite men's and women's heats already finished the 26.2 mile course. saturday marked the 10th anniversary of the boston marathon bombing that killed three people and left 260 injured in 2013, but today the race continues with the non-pros heading to the finish line as we speak. and the city staying resilient honoring the victims and the survivors. nbc's kathy park is there just beyond the finish line i see a few people walking behind you, looks like they made it what's been the mood on the ground there, kathy? >> reporter: hey, chris, good afternoon to you well, as you mentioned, we are just yards away from the finish line, and the wave of people you see behind me just finished 26.2 miles. they started in hopkinton, they cross over eight cities and towns and finally made it to boston quite a feat, the energy is very light. there's a lot of excitement, especially for those who wrapped up this race just moments ago. but obviously this comes on the heels of a

. >>> well hey, boston marking ten years since the tragic bombing of the marathon. how a woman is working to keep a victim's memory alive a decade later. maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. that's why i tatake osteo o bi-flex evevery day. maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. it''s clininically shohown to improrove joint comforort in 7 dayays, and contntinues to improvove over timime. kinda likeke us. osteo bi-f-flex. because i'i'm madede to m. >>> well today marks ten years since two bombs exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon. >> three people were killed. more than 260 were injured. boston's mayor and massachusetts governor took part. a moment of silence. ten years ago, the lives of those victims were forever changed. >> the aunt of one victim is helping to keep her memory alive. >> she was beautiful. she had beautiful and kind soul. and her humanity and her perseverance, her journey to pursue her dream. >> reporter: imagine the possibilities. they are the words honoring ling zsi liu. she was a boston university grad student and wa

patty hungover renda completed the boston marathon. ne more than any other woman in the history of the marathon for final time, by the way, was five hours 40 minutes. that place turned ninth. roberta among women in her age group. she's almost a good a marathoner. as roberta gonzalez. no i think she's better. that's incredible . that's wonderful. i mean, you have a in a specially, you know , perception of that, like an appreciation i should say of that, because you run how many run 32 marathons and boston five. i don't like to repeat marathons, but when you qualify for boston, you have to run it, right? yeah people don't understand is once you get there, you're like i got to boston. it's a really tough course. yeah kudos to her. about that? yeah good buddy. running any marathons. really incredible. yeah but wow, and a lot of people that run the boston marathon are also running for charity. yes a really wonderful thing to do as well. and they had more runners this year than ever before. they usually cap it off at 20,000 people, because, r

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patty hong of orinda completed the boston marathon. thon. her final time was five hours and 40 minutes, placing her ninth among women. in her age group incredible much better than half her age and we can do that. do that good for her, representing someone to look forward to the you know, you can do that. at that age. you can keep yourself to start now. start now. start at 76. thank you so much for joining us. enjoy this gorgeous sunshine on this. april 20th. we will see you back here (upbeat music) - [voice over] can you guess what this is? if you guessed banjo, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary. our first celebrity captain has his own laser team action figure. let's jump into the action with colton dunn. and with him are married couple, santiago and raquel.

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well this morning, runners are getting ready to take their marks in the boston marathon. but today also marks 10 years since the bombing that left three people dead and injured nearly 300 as marathon. we all remember him, right? we'll never forget that face that is eight year old martin richard. he was killed that day. and today his father, his brother and three of his former third grade classmates over reportedly run the marathon together. polo sandoval joins us live in boston . good morning polo. some of those great stories popping that we expect to see firsthand leader today, in fact, that first wave of runners can be getting started and a little bit over half an hour. some of boston's finest already roping off the course where this particularly part here, papi, those runners, some 30,000 of them are going to turn the corner. by the time they get to this point, they will have about four miles left before they reach that iconic finish line on boylston street, like we mentioned about 30,000 runners from 100. and 21 countries. and among them will be the family and friends