key figures including boston's mayor marty walsh. >> i support the richard family, how hard it is what they're going through with the trial. >> and the governor of massachusetts, charlie baker. >> i think their perspectives should be taken into account by the jury and by the feds. >> the state last put someone to death in 1947. but tsarnaev's case is a federal affair. so is liz nordon. her sons were injured by tsarnaev's bombs. >> i want the ultimate justice. >> the ultimate justice being? >> the death penalty. >> reporter: however even though liz norton and thousands like her are outraged by the april 18th marathon bombing a death sentence will require a unanimous vote by the jury. just one dissenting voice and tsarnaev will spend the rest of his life behind bars. just as the martin family is requesting. and as we said, the case resumes on tuesday and the same court same judge and jury, in the first phase the prosecution called upon 90 witnesses the defense just four. >> thank you john, in texas four individuals were dieted for illegally exporting technology to iran. millions of dolla

mayor marty walsh unveiled banners to honor the victims of the terror attack and named it one bostonilence will be held at 2:49 this afternoon when the first of two bombs exploded in 2013, and church bells will be rung in the city and it's suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted of all counts during his trial and the jury will deliberate his sentence next week. >>> and the fbi is upping the award for information on the 2008 times square military recruitment station bombing, surveillance shows an unknown person walking up and moments later it was destroyed in a blast. it may be connected to unsolved bombings at a mexican and english consulates. >>> a judge rules that sterling's girlfriend must return everything to his wife. she will give up a $1.8 million duplex and hundreds of thousands in cash and her attorney will appeal the decision. >> a seattle ceo is taking a massive pay cut and passing on the money to his employees, dan price of credit card company gravity payments are bumping up the salaries of all of his workers to at least $70,000 a year, price was troubled here in the u.s

boston mayor marty walsh is declaring april 15th one boston day and asking people to do random acts of kindness. one week ago dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted. >>> opening statements in the colorado movie theater shooting are scheduled to begin later this month. the jury selection process wrapped up yesterday after more than two months. james holmes is charged with killing 12 people inside a movie theater three years ago. 70 others were wounded in the shooting. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> in denver two tsa agents are out of a job after creating a scheme to fondle passengers. when the agent found a male passenger he wanted to grope he signaled to a female agent. she would trigger the computer so that a physical patdown was required. authorities cannot file charges because no victims have come forward. two other agents under investigation for their involvement have been temporarily reassigned. >>> prosecutors have cleared an arizona police officer who ran over an armed suspect with his cruiser. we want to warn you here some viewers may find this dash cam video

mayor marty walsh has declared this one boston day. celebration of the resilience of the city and its people. three people died in the terror attack, and one officer was killed during the ensuing manhunt. >>> in florida today, a third suspect was arrested in the alleged gang rape of a woman last month on a beach in panama city. the popular spring break destination has seen a string of violent incidents, and is now considering whether to end the party for good. we get more from gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: it's a spring break hot spot. but officials in panama city beach, florida, say the party is getting out of control after this video surfaced of what police call a gang rape. police say an unconscious 19-year-old woman was sexually assaulted on a beach in broad daylight. >> what's so disgusting and repulsive and sickening about this is this is happening in broad daylight within ten feet of where this is happening, there's hundreds, hundreds of people standing there, watching, looking, seeing, hearing what's going on. >> reporter: today

boston mayor marty walsh is declaring april 15th one boston day and asking people to do random acts of kindness. just last week a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev. next week they will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty. >>> opening statements in the colorado movie theater shooting massacre are set to gibb later this month. the jury selection process wrapped up yesterday after more than two months of jury selecting. james holmes is charged with shooting 12 people inside a colorado movie theater. shooting and killing those 12 70 others were wounded. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> today's street crews plan to start work on a repaving project in north philadelphia. construction is set to begin on the germantown avenue corridor between cambria and cumberland street. there will be new pedestrian lighting and bike racks. the work is expected to be finished in october. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clearing skies. cooling temperatures. the chill is in the air this morning. temperatures have

mayor marty walsh also called for people to engage in random acts of kindness.ot to attend any events related to the anniversary. >>> we want to wish happy birthday to actress emma watson who is 25 years old today, actor seth rogen turns 33 and oscar winning actress emma thompson is 56. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." hope you have a great one. >>> vandalized now forced to pay the price, residents in one bay area city say they're being penalized after someone stole their mail >>> plus the european union toews on google the charges against the giant >>> and people in one bay area water district will pay 30% more than they were >>> a live look outside on this wednesday morning halfway through your workweek. a beautiful view on the bay bridge. it's april 15th tax day as well. just spreading the good news. this is "today in the bay." >>> a good w

marking one boston day mayor marty walsh and other officials will raise banners on boylston street followedment of silence when the first bomb went off. church bells will also ring through out the day. the jury who convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev for the bombings is not allowed to attend anything related to one boston day or this year's marathon. his penalty stay starts tuesday one day after the 2015 marathon kicks off. >> sparks fly in court as employees are sentenced to prison in one of the biggest cheating rings in history. >> (inaudible) >> well, i have got the bare sentence in my mind and it involves going to jail. >> this thing was pervasive. it's like the sickest thing that's ever happened to this town. >> judge jerry baxter giving the harshest sentence to these three. they will spend 7 years in prison 13 years of probation, 2,000 hours of community service and 25,000 dollar fine. they are three of 10 people who will see jail time for their roles in falsifying school test scores as far back as 2005 in order to collect bonuses for their schools and themselves. >> free range parents daniel

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boston mayor, marty walsh declared april 15th one boston day. and called on people to perform random acts of kindness. at the same time those bells rang, play was stopped during the game between the washington nationals and boston red sox. fans players and staff all stood in silence to remember the victims. fans could be seen visibly upset and wiping tears from their faces. >>> just last week a jury convicted dzhoknar tsarnaev for all counts against him. a jury will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty. >>> the bombing anniversary was not only a day to reflect, but a day to review lessons learned from the attack. today the department of homeland security released a follow-up report recommending even more steps be taken to keep people safe. >> we've made progress and we're going to continue to make progress. and we're going to do everything we can to take the courage and inspiration of those people that have asked us to make sure this doesn't happen again. or at least do everything in our power to lessen that chan

boston mayor marty walsh is declaring april 15th one boston day and is calling for people to do randoms of kindness. >>> we told you last week a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev on all 30 counts against him for the attack. next week jury members will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty. >>> opening statements in the colorado movie theater shooting are scheduled to begin later this month. the jury selection process wrapped up yesterday. after more than two months james holmes is charged with killing 12 people inside a movie theater three years ago. 70 others were wounded in the attack. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> the arizona police officer who ran over an armed suspect is being cleared from administrative leave. investigators say the suspect robbed a 7-eleven fired into a church and stole a car. when police tracked him down police say he fired several shots from a stolen rifle and ignored orders to surrender. he survived the collision and faces a number of charges. the administrative review is underway. >>> two denver tsa ag

you have boston mayor marty walsh here declaring april 15th one boston day. boston day. this obviously applies to anyone in the wonderful city of boston massachusetts, or elsewhere to just show on this day one act of kindness. pay it forward somehow. show your generosity in honor of the surviveors, in honor of the victims from this horrendous day. those victims who lost their lives on that day two years ago, 8-year-old martin richard, his mother and sister were severely injured in that blast as well. also 23-year-oldling -- and sean collier. 260 other people were injured as well. let me just pause and let's all take a moment. [ bells tolling ] ell like he's away at boarding school. surround yourself with up to 6 hours of luxurious, long-lasting scents... ...introducing new unstopables air refresher. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your

marty walsh pro claimed april 15th 1 boston way three people were killed, 260 were injured in the attackstsarnaev faces the death penalty when he is sentenced for his role in the bombings a little later this month. here in dc and cities in this country, minimum wage workers protested to bring the minimum wage to $15 an hour. president obama said he wants to see a $9 an hour federal minimum wage. >>> in tonight's consumer alerts stocks stand in a positive territory. the dow rose almost 76 points, the nasdaq gained about 34. >>> after a five-year investigation, european regulators charged google with violating anti-trust laws. they say google hurts customers by favoring their own products and services in search results. google faces the possibility of billions in fines and injunctions that could restrict how the company does business in europe. >>> all right parents beechnut is recalling 1,900 pounds of the sweet potato and chicken. the four-ounce jars may be contaminated with small pieces of glass. check the expiration date. if it has one of december 2015, you want to take that back to the

mayor marty walsh joined bostonians and survivors on the street for a moment of silence in tribute ton day. a thu tradition honoring resilience and good will in the city. the 2015 boston har marathon is a the few days away while the phase for dzhokhar tsarnaev starts in a few days. >> attacks on american companies up 40% while the obama administration continues to address questions about how russia allegedly hacked white house e-mails. i just visited the fbi's new york field office to see how the bureau is expanding efforts against the cyber threat. here is that report airing for the first time. >> when there is a cyber threat facing new york one of the nation's top targets, authorities turn to this man. as special agent in charge of cyber on oh radiations for the fbi in new york leo tatio leads in financial and security attacks. it's a tough job. >> the odds are unfortunately in favor of the hacker at this point. we are trying to change that. >> reporter: 70 oh% of companies don't know they are being hacked, according to a reevent verizon survey. >> for many of the networks the breac

boston's mayor, marty walsh, who was not the mayor at the time of the boston marathon bombing, has released a statement talking about the fact he hopes this will bring some comfort at this stage in the trial to the victims to their family members. just one aspect of the people in boston looking at this now as a point going forward, finally offer some sense of peace, what can be offered at least at this stage. >> all right. live for us throughout the hour. we just want to bring people up to speed that there was microphones outside of the courthouse. that is not apparently where the family members and survivors are going to come. they're going to what you see on your screen right here. we're awaiting that as they make their way from the courtroom. this is typical, right? is it not jonna and brian that after a case like this, i guess the victims and the survivors, they want to be able to say how they felt, they want to be able to talk about any sort of justice they feel has been served today? >> and they deserve to. and they deserve to have the spotlight on them. in a court of law they have th

the mayor marty walsh issued a statement saying the incidents are staying with us. they left a mark on our city, but he looks forward to a swift sentencing. i think we can all agree on that. it does stretch up these emotions. i have to tell you, when i watch some of the evidence being trotted out, the closing -- clothing of the eight-year-old martin richard, it's the heartbreaking marks on these garments it tears at you again. i don't than we are ever going to quite get over this, but this is a big step in the right direction. alix: what happens of the death penalty is not secured? what happens to tsarnaev then? >> he is going to spend the rest of his life in jail. that is a conclusion. the only thing and play is the application of the death penalty. once those photos were introduced of the victims and their horrific injuries that is something that imprinted on the jury's mind. they cannot dismiss that. the sooner they get to the death penalty phase, the better, because that is going to stay fresh with the jury. once the court allowed the photos to be introduced, an

today under the leadership of mayor marty walsh the city of boston is turning april 15 into a new tradition honoring the resiliency generosity and strength called one boston day. as mayor walsh said, it is a day everyone should come together, spread goodwill throughout the city and recommit ourselves to the deepest values. mayor walsh is right. this is a day for the citizens, businesses and organizations of the city of boston to display their humanity and draw neighbors together. thank you mayor walsh for helping all of us understand that the compassion and support we all felt that day should never be forgotten but instead should be a part of our lives every single day. may the light of one boston day shine as an example of how our nation responds to times of crisis. the presiding officer: under the previous order the senate will now observe a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the boston marathon bombings. [moment of silence] the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. mr. enzi: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i'd suggest the ab

treasurer deb goldberg, and rosenberg, state speaker of the house robert delauro, and mayor of boston, marty walshlly pleased to see so many future senators in our midst. there are 50 students here today, as their badges show from every state in the nation and thank you all for being here. [applause] and of course, our thanks to the kennedy family, who made all of this possible. would the kennedys all stand up, all 370 of you? [applause] [laughter] vice president biden: thank you so much. and thank you for this honor. we are in this replica of the united states senate chamber and we have watched three kennedys nobly serve it, and the kennedys are the only family to send three brothers, john, bobby, and teddy to the united states senate. the kennedy family has a remarkable record of public service, and i would like to recognize all those in the family who have served ambassador jean kennedy smith can it -- connecticut senator ted kennedy, junior, robert and patrick kennedy, senator joe kennedy the second comment senator joe kennedy the third ambassador caroline kennedy, the tenant governor kathleen

. >>> this morning, with bagpipes playing in the background, boston mayor marty walsh unveiled commemorativend led a moment of silence on wall street to mark two years since the mare o on this bombings. three people were killed 264 were injured on april 15 2013. sentencing for the man convicted of planting those bombs, dzhokhar tsarnaev, will start on tuesday, one day after this year's marathon. the judge in the case told jurors not to attend or watch the race. >>> incredible video out of salt lake city. a dust storm there led to a pileup on i-80 involving some 17 vehicles. one person was killed 16 others hospital'sed. i-80 was closed for several hours from salt lake city to nevada. everything is back up and running this morning. >>> in oklahoma, the tulsa volunteer sheriff's deputy who shot a fleeing but unarmed suspect is free on bail this morning. robert bates turned himself in and was booked on a manslaughter charge. he is due back in court next week. bates says he mistook his handgun for a taser. on "last word" robert bates' attorney said he didn't think he should be charged at all beca

today, under the leadership of mayor marty walsh, the city of boston is turning into a new tradition,onoring a resiliency generosity, and strength called "one boston day." as maher walsh said, is the day everyone should come together, and we commit themselves to our deepest values -- recommit themselves to our deepest values. maher walsh is right. it is a day to draw citizens together. they queue mayor walsh, for helping us know that that day should never be forgotten, but remembered in our lives everything will they. may it shine as an example of how our nation response in times of crisis. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome back david cicilline, a democrat from rhode island. you are putting forth legislation to really go against gays and lesbians. outline the parameters of what you want to do and how difficult it will be in congress. guest: we introduced a resolution that really expresses a sense of congress, a statement of our values, this termination he against members of the lgb community in housing credit, education, jury service should not be permitted.