mark potter, nbc news. >>> turning now to sports, the u.s. justice department is officially filed its lawsuit against disgraced cyclist lance armstrong for the millions of dollars the u.s. postal service use to sponsor his team. >>> the coors field was cleared off the field tuesday to avoid their fourth and fifth snowed-out games in the last week. rocky fans had their cold weather gear on and the braves, b.j. upton, homer in the first inning as atlanta beat colorado 4-3. in the night game b.j. upton blasted another home run to left field and his brother justin hit a back-to-back homer to right field in a 10-2 win leaving some fans to dance shirrless even in that weather. last pair of brothers to hit back-to-back homers was paul and wayne back in 1938. >>> former major leaguer manny ramirez is playing baseball in taiwan for the eda rhinos. and tuesday he hit his third home run. >> manny! home run! home run! >> they say home run in chinese the same way. >>> just ahead he's back and breaking records. psy's new single is setting the web on fire y

mark potter, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >>> when we come back, an intriguing look at the north korea we haven't seen. >>> for weeks now, the united states and the world had been preoccupied with tte words and images coming from north korea and inuts tested new leader. tonight we have a chance to see a different viewan nsome o p th to the woo ap photographer in to the country. nbc's ian williamses that story for ustonight. >> reporter: in spite of all the blood curdling rhetoric, life in north korea goes on as normal, or what passes as normal in this isolated state. instead of preparing for the nuclear war promised by its leader pyongyang is taking a holiday, culminating in the celebration monday of the birthday of the nation's founder, kim il-sung these striking images of the latest work of david gutenfelder, the chief asia photographer. >> one of the most powerful thing to do is take a picked of everyday people. >> reporter: there is enormous power in the mundane ordinary life in the militarized society, caught almost in a time warp. from the schoolchildren, brooms in hand, off to c

mark potter, nbc news. >>> that is our broadcast on a tuesday night.hank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. . >>> good evening everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. new developments in the sexual assault case of a saratoga high school student. tonight, details about the house arrest for the three teenage boys who are accused of attacking audrey pott. her parents are in contact with politicians about new legislation. marianne favro has details. >> because the three suspects are minors, we don't know the conditions of their house arrest. can they use cell phones or go to school. they must all wear ankle bracelets. audrey pots are not -- they are fighting for new state laws. >> audrey pott took her own life less than two weeks after she was sexually assaulted last year. photos were shared electronically at her high school. now her parents are grappling with the news that the three 16-year-old boys accused are out of juvenile hall on house arrest. all three boys must

>> mark potter in caracas for us, thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday, can women really have it all? after so many years, it is still quite the debate. >>> and later, a special journey back in time for a member of the greatest generation. >>> for generations now, women have been taught that they can have a family and a career. it became known as "having it all." and many used it as a measure of their success, even if it came at a high price. but for some, the notion was, and is, a myth. nbc's michelle franzen takes a new look. >> reporter: you want to just keep christopher here? >> denise jeffries runs a family business in queens, new york. a daycare center that her mother linda started 30 years ago to make sure she was properly looked after. >> i just worried all the time that my child wasn't getting what she needed. >> reporter: now at 32, denise is facing the same challenge, balancing her work while she and her husband bring up two young children. >> this is number two. >> that's number three. >> reporter: life at home is a flurry of homework, cooking din

mark potter, nbc news. >> lucky dog. >>> it looks like sy was not a one-hit wonder.ost that bet. his new music video is shattering records on the internet. will will.i.am has admitted to using music without permission. and wayne "the rock" johnson missed the premier of his new film because of a hernia operation. he tweeted a picture of himself from the hospital to show he was just fine. >> why does he have the shower cap on? to be funny? >> it goes with the hospital -- >> you have to wear a shower cap in the hospital? >> yeah, so the hair doesn't get in the wounds. i'm mara schiavocampo, stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> what happened is a terrible thing. but i know that my kids have nothing to do with this. i know it. i'm mother. i have -- you know, i know my kids. i know my kids. i really -- my kids would never get involved into anything like that. >> the boston bombing suspect's mother speaking out, but she is delivering some mixed messages. we'll have more on that as well as updates on the investigation and the latest information from the survivin

mark potter for us reporting from miami. thanks. >>> time for the "news nation" gut check. house has announced president obama will give 5% of his salary back to the u.s. treasury for those facing furloughs. he makes about $400,000 a area. so a pay cut for the president amounts to 5% -- to $20,000 is 5% of his salary. chuck hagel announcing this similar giveback as have several other members of congress in the obama administration. the democratic members of congress that are included in this are mark begich, eleanor holmes norton and also tammy duckworth. what does your gut tell you about this? do you think it will spur more members of congress to give up a portion of their pay? to go facebook.com/newsnation to vote there. >>> we'll have an update on yesterday's gut check. new jersey lawmakers planning to investigate why rutgers didn't firemen's basketball coach mike rice earlier in a group of faculty members is calling on the state university of the members to resign. rice was fired yesterday after videotape surfaced that showed him roughing up players during practice usin

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nbc's mark potter is in caracas with more. >> reporter: nicolas maduro won with 50.66% of the vote. it's unusual because he'd been hand picked by hugo chavez when he died and after winning more than 200,000 votes he went on national tv to claim victory and some of his supporters took to the streets to celebrate although most of the streets in caracas were quiet. h henrique capriles refused to recognize the election and demanded a full recount. he said maduro was a big loser last night and argued that peace in this country depends on finding the truth about what actually happened in this dramatic election. natalie? >> mark potter in caracas, venezuela, thank you. >>> the faa is ordering special inspections of boeing 737 to replace a possibly defective part on more than 1,000 planes that could cause pilots to lose control of their aircraft. while it is a pressing issue, no planes are being grounded in the roundup. >>> today is april 15th, need i remind you it's the irs fight deadline for individual income tax returns. for more on this and the rest of today's economic news we turn to c

mark just ate an extremely spicy pepper and went to the harry potter amusement park with his dad. there's lots more graphics under "what's important to you?" mark likes lady gaga and epic movies. and finally, there's a sports section. he plays tennis and likes the yankees. but whenever facebook introduces something new, there are always questions about how it protects our personal data. >> sure. >> there's a sense that you, after all this time, aren't always above board and that there's some hidden motive to kind of invade our privacy, take the information, and use it to make money. >> we never sell your information. advertisers who are using the site never get access to your information. >> but the new layout does encourage us to reveal more about ourselves on facebook. the company also introduced a new button where users can tell facebook what they like on over 100,000 sites, whether it's a new pair of jeans or a 60 minutes story. so the company does compile and control an ever-growing inventory of your likes and interests. and if facebook itself doesn't sell the information to a