brian williams sucks, but you do too. >> jeez. >> seems unnecessarily harsh on brian williams. >> his girlfriend is hot. >> and that an gurs you -- angers you. >> too hot to be on girls having vex with weird owes. >> if i had to choose i would choose brian. >> doug, at the least they need to stop doing these dinner, but they have to shut off theen internet. >> i like how he hell grams the jokes. obama was making a joke about being muslim. >> i started unfollowing people. vicky, you said not doing well in school is not about being a jock. it is about socioeconomic issues and up bringingett set raw. but there is a thing called stereo types threat that the idea of putting in somebody's head less is expected because of race or gender or whatever and makes them anxious because they don't want to confirm to that stereo type and then make them more likely to con foicial to -- conform to the stereo type. i believe there could be a suspects class, but people need the supports. jocks, we love them and need them for their athletic ability. >> what do you think andy provided the table? >> i belie

brian? >> pete williams in our washington bureau tonight. pete, thanks. and after this sad, depressing day in boston, lester holt, part of our team here, is here tonight with the news of this day. lester? >> brian, this heavy police presence will be a way of life for boston residents for some time to come, but there were thousands of visitors here, participants in the race, they came to be a part and to bear witness to a great sporting event. instead they are filing out of town having beared witness to terror. >> reporter: a runner, a camera strapped to her body with a view of the finish line on the horizon. a view that changes in an instant. it is one of countless images that captured the day, images authorities hope also captured the bombers. >> something just blew up. >> there has to be hundreds, if not thousands, of photographs or videos or observations that were made down at that finish line yesterday. and they're sitting out there amongst everyone that's watching this event this morning. >> i need officers. a secondary device! >> reporter: recordings

a photographer on the scene shared his story with our own brian williams. he was just half a block away when he heard the first explosion. >> it was one of the craziest scenes i've ever scene. everyone was rushing. no one knew what to do. most of the people were running away. you know, the ems was running towards the scene. nobody knew what to do or what was happening. everyone was just in fear. >> this is like a bomb explosion that we hear about in the news in baghdad or israel or some other tragic place in the world. >> it went off and me and him -- we're rooting on our friend and like oh, yeah. and then it was, like, boom! both of us, we've been to afghanistan. you expect that there. i didn't expect that here. everyone started screaming and running towards us. i was, like, dude, what's going on? we jumped over the railing and ran down there. >> first explosion happened a block further down from us and the second one was right across the street from us. yeah, it was loud. it was really, really loud and people just -- chaos every where. >> i mean, there wa

brian? >> pete williams in washington. these victims continue to be remarkable people, all of them, pete, thanks. >>> our health news story tonight is about caffeine, specifically the number of products it shows up in and the concern that causes especially for children. now with yet another new product that boasts a jolt of caffeine, the fda says it is time to take a closer look. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: for years, the concern has been the effect of those highly caffeinated energy drinks on kids and teenagers. now food manufacturers are adding caffeine to a whole range of products including candy, jelly beans, potato chips, even gum. wrigley's new alert energy gum advertises the right energy right now. 40 mill igrams per piece. the fda says all this caffeine adds up to a big concern. >> what does this mean for children, adolescents and adults who might have vulnerabilities to excessive caffeine? we need to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: up until now energy drinks have been the bigge

. >> our coverage continues with brian williams on nightly news coming up in 25 minutes at 5:30. >>> warm is down right hot. the sun will soon set on a record breaking down but a cool down is coming. jeff ranieri is in the bay area weather center with more on when it's copping. >> we're starting to see the numbers trickling down. you'll see today temperatures not quite as hot as it was yesterday, but some warm above average. san martine at 83. let's get so look at the big change here. we'll have the onshore flow coming back. as we get a closer look at the marine layer you can see it's pretty extensive here all the way across the santa cru mountains and at this hour pretty dramatic temperature changes, anywhere from 10 to 18 degrees cooler in palo alto. we'll have more about what this means for tropical storm oes forecast. i'll have that for you coming up. >>> new details now on a story we first reported earlier this month. the three teenage boys accused of sexually assaulting a saratoga high school girl are now on house arrest. audrie pots were attacked at a house party. she took her

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at nbc nightly news with brian williams is next for an entire hour. >>> breaking news tonight. an apparent coordinated attack in boston. a pair of home made bombs exploded at the finish line of a pair of home made bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. yet again tonight we are coming on the air to announce another apparent act

to see the full interview tonight at 10:00, tune into nbc bay area with brian williams. >>> a fremontfamily can thank their good neighbor for saving their lives after smoke alarms in their home didn't wake them up. fortunately, though, lance happened to be letting his dog out around 7:00 this morning. that's when he saw flames crawling up the left side of his neighbor's house. it was yelling and banging on the front door that awoke a father and his five kids. it was only after they escaped to safety that it dawned on them how close they didn't come to making it out. >> the whole house was engulfed in a matter of a couple minutes. >> the red cross is helping the family find temporary housing. the fremont fire department is investigating what started that blaze. >>> more concerns tonight about radioactive contamination on treasure island. the center for investigative reporting had soil samples analyzed by a local lab which found levels up to three times higher than what the navy had reported. the news could delay plans for a residential development. ships that may have been exposed to n

here is brian williams. >> good day from new york.hard to believe that at 2:50 p.m., it will be one week exactly since the marathon bombing in the city of boston. and we'll go there for commemoration, a moment of silence to mark the exact one week anniversary. first the development today. we now know the charges against this surviving bomber. pete williams who has been covering from the start has looked at the federal complaint. >> he faces two bombing charges, brian, both of which could carry the death penalty. and in terms of the facts that are in the criminal complaint, they say that video shows dzhokhar tsarnaev planting the bomb. they say he fails to react when everyone in the crowd does. then he walks away before the second bomb goes off. it also says that the bombs at the marathon on monday are similar to the one that they found at the watertown shootout in the car that the two had hijacked. in tsarnaev's dormroom they found a blackjack et and a white hat like those seen in the photographs. and also bbeebees. he had a brief ini

we're back with "nbc nightly news," an hour version on many stations, in about ten minutes. >> brian williams and pete williams bringing us up to speed. let's go back to that presser in watertown, massachusetts. >> we are convinced that we did absolutely everything that we could in this neighborhood to ensure that this individual is not where he left last night. last question. >> how did he get away? do you have a sense of where he is? >> he abandoned a car that he had used that was involved in the pursuit from cambridge here to watertown last night. in terms of how he got away, he did it on foot. he fled on foot. i don't know where he went specifically after that. >> so he abandoned the car in watertown -- >> that's all. >> motive remains under investigation. as i said to staffers, much of this remains under investigation. this is going to be the last briefing of the night unless there is significant development. we thank you for your help throughout the day. we thank you for your patience and we thank you for understanding that there's a lot of this we can't publicly disclose. >> all right,

and then as we were going into -- as the night got longer i was watching brian williams.n police scanner on u-stream. we're streaming it. so, i go, "huh, what is that?" i was hearing like -- [ imitates police scanner chatter ] "yeah, we're gonna check out the boat." i go -- my wife's like, "is this legal?" i go, "it's too late, honey!" [ laughter ] you're in this with me. we're together. i'm looking out the window. >> suddenly there's a knock at your door. >> jimmy: but there's a police scanner now on my phone talking, telling me as i'm watching the news, i'm knowing stuff before it's allowed to be talked about as news. because i don't know if this is real. if it was real, but i felt like i was one of the cops. and the fbi is talking to me going, "hrt does not want lights. shut the lights off. we don't need flood lights. they want to do this in the dark." i'm like, "what?!" i gotta tell brian williams! they're gonna do it in the dark! they're gonna do it in the dark! i gotta tell him right now and save everybody! [ applause ] and then i go, don't -- 'cause the boston poli

this time the network of brian williams and matt lauer, they give us another gem.a new promo on the peacock network, she claims the community opens your children. not ygaa">w)w7ég break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents, or kids belong to their families and recognize that kids belong to whole communities. once it's everybody's responsibility and not just the household, then we start making better investment. >> sean: so the left is claiming you are not responsible for your own children what, are you responsible for? anything? earlier today, after the widespread backlash harris perry responded in an article she wrote, quote, those of you who are alarmed by the ad can relax. i have no designs on taking your children. please keep your kids. but i understand the fear. we do live in a nation where slave holders took the infants from the arms of their mothers and sold them for their own profit. we live in a nation where the government snatched american indian children from their families and reeducated them by forbidding them to speak the

brian. >> pete williams, thanks. pete in our washington bureau tonight. >>> up in boston the copley square area slowly getting back to business after really being frozen in place as a crime scene eight days ago. some of the folks in the area were today preparing to reopen the stretch of that great city that will sadly forever be known as something of a crime scene. anne thompson is in boston for us tonight. >> reporter: cautiously store owners and residents made an emotional return to boylston street. >> i think it's important for everybody to get back to however we define normal nowadays. >> i'm actually looking forward to going back. >> reporter: there was no damage at laura's bagel shop but a lot of cleaning to do. >> we will have lost sales, but frankly, so what? at the end of the day, it's so minimal compared to the impact that so many people felt. >> reporter: today there was a private funeral for 8-year-old martin richard, the youngest victim. in a statement his family said, we laid our son martin to rest, and

brian? >> pete williams starting us off in our washington newsroom. thanks, as always. >>> in the city of boston today getting back to something approaching normal seemed to be job one, starting with what will forever be the crime scene, boylston street, the finish line at the marathon where the bombs went off. katy tur is there for us this evening. katy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. at 5:00 the fbi handed over boylston street and the crime scene to the city of boston, officially clearing the way for its re-opening. this seven days after those explosions that rocked this city. 2:50 monday afternoon, at exactly the moment a week ago that terror struck boston, the city came to a standstill. a moment of silence to reflect and remember all they have been through and all they have lost. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: in medford, the bells tolled as the first funeral was held. hundreds of family and friends, including local police and fire officials came to remember 29-year-old krystle campbell. >> the fact that someone from my community w

this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> that is what it looked like at ground level. the finish line at the boston marathon. it was after the first, the top tier of finishers. it was at the four hour, nine minute mark, exactly 2:50 this afternoon when first one explosion and then a secondary explosion went off. people couldn't imagine what the first one was, but with the second they knew, they suspected it was some sort of attack. it appears tonight we are coming on the air yet again in this post 9/11 era with word of an apparent terrorist attack within our shores. a terrible day in boston on what is a holiday in that city. it is patriots day. they mark the lexington and concord battles. the red sox play baseball and they run the boston marathon. tonight the death toll stands at two. over 100 injured. we want to go to jonathan hall who reports from whgh tv. we have been watching their live coverage and airing it to a national audience. jonathan, you are at brig ham women's h

brian? >> pete williams in washington again for us tonight. pete, thanks. >>> in cambridge today, a sea of law enforcement, what seemed like the entire m.i.t. community and a whole lot of bostonians. they all came together to attend a moving memorial ceremony for the m.i.t. police officer killed thursday night as the alleged marathon bombers went on their last rampage. our report tonight from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: a sea of 15,000 blue caps. family, friends, officers and strangers came to celebrate the life of fallen m.i.t. officer sean collier. >> he would love this. sirens, flashing lights, formations, people saluting. he was born to be a police officer. he lived out his dreams. >> reporter: collier was only 27 when he crossed paths with the accused marathon bombers. >> we have suffered. we are grieving. >> reporter: today vice president biden couldn't seem to contain his anger. >> whether it's al qaeda central out of the fattah or two twisted, perverted, cowardly knock-off jihadis here in boston, why do they do what they do? if the pu

brian williams is here. brian, i'm a big fan of your show, "rock center" brian williams. n this. this is great. imagine brian delivering the evening news on a different oohe building a little later with a slightly different tie. it's a mind-blower. you've got to check it out. but as i look around the room and i see all the media here tonight i realize this is all just one big high school cafeteria. that's all it is. think about it. fox is the jocks, msnbc's the nerds, bloggers are the goths, npr is the table for kids with peanut allergies. [ laughter ] al jazeera is the weird foreign exchange student nobody talks to and print media, i didn't forget you, you're the poor kid who died sophomore year in a c crash. yeah. cheer up. we dedicate the yearbook to you. of course, probably the biggest story that people in this room covered this last year was the republican's failure to hard to believe the republicans didn't fare better in the election with the support of celebrities like ted nugent and meatloaf. i guess they overestimated the number of voters who still drive carpeted

brian? >> pete williams in our d.c. newsroom tonight. pete, thank you. >>> another big story we are following tonight. the u.s. intelligence community now believes chemical weapons have been used in syria. president obama has previously said that would be crossing a red line for the assad regime. our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski is traveling with defense secretary hagel in the middle east where he learned more about this today. >> reporter: after two years of syria's bloody civil war, the obama administration inched ever so slightly today toward u.s. military intervention. secretary hagel speaking for the white house accusing syria of using chemical weapons. >> the u.s. intelligence community assesses with some degree of varying confidence that the syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in syria. >> reporter: it's believed traces of sarin were found in blood samples taken from victims of an attack last month in aleppo. president obama has warned syria's use of chemical weapons would be what he's called a game

brian? >> pete williams starting us off from the d.c. newsroom tonight. pete, thanks. >>> throughout the past decade of deaths and injuries to americans fighting in afghanistan, including a cost to this nation of more than $600 billion, americans have been told our point man there is the popularly elected president hamid karzai, and we have been reassured he has u.s. interests at heart. well, that took a blow today when we woke up to the news that karzai has been receiving bags of cash from the cia among others. that would be u.s. taxpayer money. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has been following this story and is also in the d.c. bureau tonight. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. somewhat incredibly hamid karzai today confirmed that the cia has been dropping off bags of cash at his national security office for years. he says it isn't millions. it's only $300,000 a month. do the math. if you multiply that over ten years it adds up to $36 million by karzai's own account. the new york times was first to report th

brian williams is in the middle of doing a report for nbc news.listen in to brian williams out of boston. >> their commentary as this tape aired so they can narrate for you what we see. brett, if we can roll that again, let's take a second look. >> there's this explosion. i think we missed the initial blast. you can see i just noticed there are a bunch of runners who fell when that explosion happened. there's that second explosion. >> one of the questions i had when this -- when we first found out about this is where the explosion was. i wanted to know if it was -- >> that sounded like an elapsed time. since we're looking at immediate aftermath, the first smoke to rise, that sounded like an elapsed time of about 20 seconds between first and second primary and secondary explosion. sadly, in so many situations in both iraq and afghanistan, those who have served overseas, this is very familiar. a bombing in a public place. people rush in to help. too many times it's followed by an intentional secondary explosion. rather evil way of further injuring t

this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams.y nbc-universal television >>> that is what it looked like at ground level. the finish line at the boston marathon. it was after the first, the top tier of finishers. it was at the four hour, nine minute mark, exactly 2:50 this afternoon when first one explosion and then a secondary

brian williams did a great job. serena williams, i thought, was very good. robin williams, will i am, everyone in the entire nbc williams' family. of course, there were the occasional news slip-ups. your new york post. might have misidentified two high school students at terrorists and put them on the cover of their newspaper. but, you know, obviously a paper run by accuracy aficionado rupert murdoch would obviously be quick to correct such an egregious mistake. >> rupert murdoch the owner of the new york post has not apologized. in fact he said on twitter and i'll read it. only new york post pictures were those distributed by f.b.i. and instantly drawn when f.b.i. changed direction. >> jon: why wouldn't rupert murdoch apologize for endangering two totally innocent young men? is it perhaps that years ago he purchased and had installed all of hitler's internal organs? of course everyone had a little fun at cnn's expense for their monster gaffe when they claimed an arrest had been made in the case and there was none. they took extra care not to misreport again

brian. >> pete williams, one of the many phrases the military world has given the english language. works perfectly here. getting these photos out is a force multiplier. this doesn't quite deputize ordinary civilians, but it does get people thinking and thinking back. >> right now that's going to present a challenge for the fbi. because there'll also be a lot of tips from well-meaning people, who will be wrong. everyone will think it looks like somebody they know and that will increase their work load, but clearly they've thought this through and decided they can't figure out who these people are and they're going to have to have help. >> well, it's going to be an interesting 24 to 48 hours now. and now this investigation can be said has -- to mimic the video we're looking at turned something of a corner. as pete williams points out, there are many cautions now. because once these pictures are in the public domain, there will be more fits and starts and numerous false alarms. thatst the nature of the business. but for now, the fbi has told us there are two suspects. suspect one and

call our crime tip line at 8008-brian williams house. [laughter] i thought they were going to modernize the v.a. system. >> they are going to computerize claims. >> 97% of v.a. disability claims are on paper in. in the year 201397% are still on paper. >> jon: the v.a. still uses paper. i'm a 50-year-old man who still orders his cassette tapes from columbia house and i don't even use paper. today i read a magazine, paid my bills, sent a letter and found a recipe and wiped my ass all without using paper. [cheers and applause] which reminds me -- does remind me, can you wash a kindle? [laughter] [cheers and applause] so what happened? why haven't they modernized the system? >> the efforts to achieve electronic record capability have been limited by long-standing project management, weaknesses, inadequate accountability and poor oversight. >> jon: bureaucratic incompetence, i get it, probably caused by the republicans and the obstruction and underfunding. come on sound bite support my notion. come on. >> you need more people, processors, wha

a photographer on the scene shared his story with brian williams. he was half a block away when he heard the explosion. >> it was one of the cameron diazy -- craziest scenes i've ever scene. most people were running away. ems was running towards the scene. nobody knew what to do or what was happening. everybody was in fear. >> this is like a bomb explosion that we hear about in the news in baghdad or israel or some other tragic place in the world. >> it went off and me and him -- we're rooting on our friend and then boom. both of us, we've been to afghanistan you expect that there. i didn't expect that here. everyone started screaming and running towards us. what's going on. >> first explosion happened a block further down from us and the second one was right across the street from us. it was loud. it was really, really loud and people just -- chaos every where. >> families around us with kids and yelling and screaming and we just wanted to try to get away as wick as possible. >>> harrowing accounts. coming up president obama says those responsible

they no immediately according to brian williams, there were no foreigners at all. they went from is there to obama administration did fine. so when director clapper said we connected all the dots. it was like napolitano three years ago, that is the latest story. the fourth one only fox news and megyn kelly was interested in, why were all the guys on welfare. we financed the phones to help make the bombs. >> jon: judy, you took note of the piece bernie goldberg reported. >> after a while, i said to myself, yeah, sure, i'll believe it when i see it. this is not good for an american institution whose credibility rating is somewhere around used car dealers. we need a mainstream media that we trust. >> yes. i think that bernie goldberg pointed out some of the worst mistake that has people made. the column really focused on those errors. i think cnn talking about the f.b.i. and law enforcement looking for a dark skinned individual, the posting of two photos, quote, bad men as the "new york post" pointed out and it turned out to be innocent people. there was a terrible st

brian williams did a great job, serena williams i thought was very good, robin williams, will i am, everyonemily. >> on a serious note, pete williams did do a fantastic job. >> will i am may have done well, too. >> steve colbert is thanking canadians after they thwarted a train attacks on trains in canada. take a look. >>> the royal canadian police or mountties have thwarted an al qaeda-enspiefrd terrorist attack, with i is quite a feat considering how hard it is for them to go undercover. so, folks, i would just like to say a word to our friend up north, you canadians are a brave and heroic people. if i have said it once, this is the one time i said it. >> he did update their uniforms, those mountties. >> the bearded mounted police. >> i don't know how they do it. >> it's iconic. >>> now, the moment we have all been waiting for, twitter's most infamous twitter makes a return, former new york congressman anthony weiner sent his first message from a new account yesterday, just about two years after the twitter crotch shot photos forced him to step down. >> what did he say? >> he sent out link

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening.ood night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >> i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with a story you'll eonly on nbc bay area. we uncovered excops investigating police involved shooting. >>> this is what it boils down to. is it ethical to have former officers investigate officer-involved shootings if it involves their former police department. two ambulances in east oakland. what you can't see here is a ten year old. >> he was killed. >> his body lying lifeless on a sidewalk. almost a year later. his parents say the time continues to pass but the pain only builds. >> crying on tv. >> reporter: especially after the police officer was cleared. >> the pain is inflicted again. >> i took a look at that report. >> reporter: a reporter focused on crime and punishment. she obtained police prosecution records. >> discovered that ten of the last 23 officer-involved shooting investigations were investigated at the d.a.'s office by former oakland polic

and tonight, be sure to watch "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> how serious is the u.s.overnment preparing for a possible war there. >>> and sam neill and laura dern are live to talk about "jurassic park's" return to the big screen in 3d 20 years later. i'm richard lui. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc >>> new this morning, america making moves overnight to help keep the peace on the korean n peninsula >>> a south bay family devastated after a fire rips right through their apartment. >>> we are now learning about the man who police say slammed his car into a south bay walmart and then began attack customers. >>> a live look outside. that is your beautiful bay bridge in the early morning dawn on this tuesday, april 2nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> the week is finally under way. welcome back. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. tlots get to early this morning. let's first check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. good morning. >>> it is going to be a nice day today. we have the showers come throu

i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we, of course, will look for you back here on monday night. in the meantime please have a good weekend. in the meantime please have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >>> good evening on this friday night i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with the latest on the investigation of a sexual assault on a 15-year-old teenager named audrie pott. she took her own life days after the attack. it is a troubling story we reported last night. our usual policy is not to identify the victims of sexual assault or suicide. but in this case her parents want her name and face to be shown in an effort to prevent this from happening to anyone else. we have several answers on how the sheriff's department has handled the investigation. we have information about a key piece of evidence. p marianne favro is with us tonight. we begin with monte francis in san jose. >> reporter: the three 16-year-old boys are being held here at juvenile hall. we have learne

. >> this is an nbc news special report, here is brian williams. >>. >> we welcome our viewers who have just joining us at 7:07 p.m. on the east coast, one hour ago, public safety officials starting with the governor of the common wealth of massachusetts, governor patrick, said to the million or so people who on have been under orders to stay in doors all day, that in their view because of information he they had regarding the investigation, it was okay to come out. while no one expected the population to come streaming out of their homes, the ban was lifted and no more than 30 minutes after that announcement came first reports gunfire again. it's the younger brother who has been on the loose all day and considered very simply the most wanted, most sought after man in the nation tonight. carrie sanders moved to watertown last night, following the initial crime at m.i.t., the murder of a police officer, the shootout, the explosions of bombs in the streets. carrie is back on the street corner in watertown as every police vehicle in the state arrives there all over again. >> reporter: let

brian williams did a great job. >> tensions grew on capitol hill over a stalled immigration bill. meanwhile the associated press had their twitter account hacked. >> the ap's twitter feed was hacked by a group called syrian electronic army. i saw them at bonnaroo in 2006. amazing. >>> embarrassing moments for oscar-winning actress reese witherspoon. and for jennifer lawrence. >> we are happy to present glaad's advocate for change award to president glib -- bill clinton. >> but the flub heard around the country came from this news anchor. >> your news leader in high-definition. >> guy [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> it quickly became an internet hit as did the new evian babies ad which racked up more than 34 million youtube views. that's nothing compared to psy's new music video, shattering records with 38 million views in a single day. mike myers and dana carvey reunited for a special "wayne's world" screening. schawing! and it's all about the benjamins. the c-note has a new look. anthony weiner is back on twitter. he posted his first tweet. >> just a photo on a pamphlet on how to help ne

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening.right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >>> good nevening i'm raj matha. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. no more time off in the office. >> it's the latest fallout on our on going investigation into the da's office altering time sheets. jenna joins us now with the latest. >> excessive and irregular that is how the county executive's office explains giving of administrative leave in place of sick leave. it granted thousands of hours of paid time off to make up for 5% bonus cut in the wake of the county's budget crisis. tonight as the county takes action others are calling it a gift of public funds that may need to be paid back. >> i think your investigation brought up the issue of large numbers with regard to the use of administrative time. >> reporter: these are the time sheets that tell the story of thousands of hours of requested time off crossed out and given for free allowing employees to bank vacation days. >> the policy allows for admi

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good monday evening i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. in livermore a deadly accident has stalled traffic. one person is dead and another critically injured after their car drove off an embankment around 3:00 p.m. near the intersection of 580 and grant line road. all westbound lanes of 580 were closed briefly. they are now reopened but traffic is still slow through the area. >>> new tonight at 6:00. what did they know and when? a former teacher at a well-known performing arts center is facing charges of molestation. now there are allegations that former coworkers knew what was happening but said nothing. jodi hernandez joins us. those fellow employees might also be in legal trouble. >> reporter: it is called the mandatory reporting law and it requires people who work with or come in contact with children to report sus

brian williams did a great job. serena williams, i thought, was very good. robin williams, will.i.am. everyone. >>> tensions grew on capitol hill over a stalled immigration bill. >> never said that. >> didn't say you did, sir. >> meanwhile, the associated press had their twitter account hacked. >> the ap's twitter feed was hacked by a group calling itself the syrian electronic army. i saw them at bonnaru in 2006. they're amazing. >>> embarrassing moments for reese witherspoon and for jennifer lawrence. >> we are happy to present glaad's advocate to president glib -- bill clinton. >>> your news leader in high definition. >> okay. [ bleep ]. >> it quickly became a hit as did the avian baby's ad. but that's nothing compared to psy's new music video. it shattered youtube records with 38 million views in a single day. >>> mike myers and dana carvey reunited for a special "wayne's world" screening. schwing! >>> and it's all about the benjamins. the c-note has a whole new look. >>> anthony weiner is back on twitter. >> i hear he posted his first tweet. just a photo

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brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, new york. for all of us here at nbc news, goodnight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> my job now on this planet is to help people lie audrie pott before they get to that point. >> his message for other victims after the suicide of a south bay teenager. >> i'm kimberly terry live in san jose where the first road work will begin tomorrow morning on the b.a.r.t. extension. i'll tell you how drivers will be impacted coming up in a live report. >>> also, a piano store's swan song. why the owners decided to sell some stores and close others after nearly a century and a half in business. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwire. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a big heads up for san jose commuters. tomorrow morning construction begins on the long awaited b.a.r.t. extension to the silicon valley. traffic will be impacted along haas tetter road between thicken jer and lundy avenues. kimberly terry is near the construction site with details on what drivers can expect a

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live in san jose with more, monte? >> reporter: well, jessica, good evening, the three boys are all 16 years old and are being held here at juvenile hall. officers arrested two of the boys this morning on the campus of saratoga high school. and a third boy was taken into custody in gilroy. friends of 15-year-old audrey pott remember her as a girl with a wonderful personality. the family's attorney says she want to prevent the same thing from happening to another girl. >> the message is through her story we want to make society safer and better so these things don't happen. >> reporter: the attorney said that audrey was a at a house party, and had been drinking when a group of boys sexuallily assaulted her. >> based on what we know, audrey was unconscious, there were multiple boys in the room with her. she did unimaginable things to her while she was unconscious. making it much wo