i'm sergeant thompson in isu. just remember my name in case, all right? take care. >> hey, lock up. >> we want to get our job done and here's the guy who doesn't see the big picture. he thinks someday he's going to get his status back. i don't know what he thinks. i don't know what he could possibly think. he's just attacked. if somebody attacked me, i would be telling all day long. it was him, it was him. these guys just don't have anything to say. i don't know. >> bottom line is, when we see people out there doing gang business, challenge them. >> those inmates do not run this yard. you run this yard, and i want you as a staff to go down and take it back. basically what's happened is over the years, the department of corrections has pretty much given over control of the general populations to gangs. i worked at san quentin at a period in my early years, and san quentin was a source of pride. people loved working here. they were proud to work here. but over a period of the last few years, san quentin had developed a very unsavory reputation in the depart

what does ceo don thompson see about global economy?.s., europe, china, commodity costs, new menu items. the stock which you well know has managed to ignore at least to now same-store sales comps that are getting lower and lower over time. we'll talk about all of that over the next hour. a big show coming up from suburban chicago here at mcdonald's. >> can't wait you to watch you making an egg mcmuffin. >> egg whites. >> when you go into a diner. i'd like an egg white omelet. i don't know if we can make that. how many will he be making? >> you have to make it many, many times and very quickly, all part of the mcdonald's story. >> all right, carl. we'll be checking in with you very shortly. let's get to the futures and they are moving to the downside. gdp came in lower than expectations which all had been ratcheting up in recent weeks above the 3% mark. some of the europe stock markets are on track to break a five-day winning streak. you can see a lot of red there as we look throughout the eurozone. u.s. economic growth regaining speed i

today, we go to mary thompson.ood morning. >> good morning to you, mara. stock futures are lower after the markets rebound yesterday from the steep losses we saw on monday. the dow recovering 60% of monday's declines tuesday. intel and yahoo could weigh on trading to day as both tech giants recorded so-so earnings. >>> not so fast. one day after macy's requested an appeal, the court is temporarily blocking jcpenney from selling certain martha stewart products. macy's is appealing the lower court ruling from last week allowing the rival to stock home goods that don't carry the martha stewart name. >>> toyota sold five million hybrids worldwide. they began selling the prius in 1997. they now account for 14% of the total sales. back to you. >> all right. mary thompson, thank you so much for that. >>> if you have money in the stock market, with you har yp toy see the bottom line bounce back tuesday. it was a bad day for american airlines. ceo tom horton released a youtube video apologizing for a computer glitch that gr

. >> ann thompson on those -- i'm sorry. i'm about to say we'll go to ann thompson in boston.nn curry on these two suspects in this case, one living in serious condition tonight, one dead. now, as i was saying, when we come back from the break, we'll go to massachusetts bay state native ann thompson. what this has done to boston and what tonight feels like in boston. >>> we are back. we go, as advertised, to massachusetts native anne thompson in copley square tonight. anne, you know i grew up in a baseball and football broken home. dad from boston who eventually rooted for the mets while i grew up rooting for the yankees and new york football giants. but i've put all of that aside this week because boston is the priority. and around this time last night it seemed like an insane world of hurt had been brought on that luckily very resilient city. >> reporter: it is an extraordinarily resilient city, brian. and you know, tonight the president said that boston refused to be intimidated and that is so true. it was a very strange day in this city. i can tell you. i mean, the lockdow

thompson: mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in the debate over the terrible acts of violence that have been committed upon innocent men, women and children, there is frequently one common issue, that of mental health. as we all know, the profiles of the perpetrators and the many -- in many of the recent acts of mass violence had history of mental health illness. deaths from suicide also has significant mental health implications. the access barriers to mental health are significant. the safety of individuals living with these potentially disturbing behaviors, family members and surrounding communities deserves a more robust mental health system responsive to these issues. now, i'm proud to be the author of one of the only new laws in recent years to expand access to mental health services and r

thompson is 20-5.erm right place, right time never applied more to that drag-race in north carolina in a four-wide funny car prelim. he landed in the stands and miraculously it landed in a grand strand walkway with minimal contact to fans. two fans were evaluated at the trap and released by paramedics and no one else was hurt. >>> when it comes to nhl voices none were more icoppic that pat summerall. he was remembered today at a memorial service in mannion texas. troy aikman among the thousands who paid their respects today. summerall died on tuesday of cardiac arrest at age of. it no one was more associated with sunshineyal than his partner of 22 years on cbs and fox, john madden. >> for 22 years we were together and pat many years before that. and there were voices before pat summerall's and there will be voices after, but he is the voice of the nfl. >> i have to tell you, i do like you an awful lot. >> this is the third goodbye. it's the toughest. pat, rest in peace. i love you. >> that is it for th

and he proceeded to touch my food. >> narrator: thompson rises from his seat. later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes back. >> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it overtop of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> narrator: other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> narrator: they allowed thompson to return to his dormitory. >> it was really a bully situation, like what you would see on a commercial, you know, about kids bullying. >> [ sighs ] >> look at him, cool, laid-back type person. you know what i'm saying? to people start getting on my nerves. i can get an attitude problem. and you know what i'm saying? he hit me first. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started

now we go to cnbc's mary thompson. mary, good morning to you. >> richard, stock futures are lower after the markets rebound from monday's steep losses. the dow recovering about 60% of monday's declines yesterday. however, today intel and yahoo! could weigh on trading as both tech giants reported so-so earnings. >>> not so fast. one day after macy's requested an appeal, a court has temporarily blocked jc penney from selling certain martha stewart products. macy's is appealing a lower court ruling from last week allowing its rival home goods that don't carry the stewart name. >>> and toyota says it's now sold more than 5 million hybrids worldwide. the automaker began selling the popular prius in 1997. hybrids now account for 14% of its total sales. back to you. >> wow, 5 million. mary, thank you so much. >>> now as mary was pointing out, if you have money in the stock market, tuesday's bounce was welcomed, but it was a bad day for american airlines. the ceo apologizing for a computer glitch that grounded all of its fligh

we talked to don thompson about the gdp number and what he sees for the broad economy. >> we have seen starts and stops of a recovery. and i think earlier retail sales earlier this year show that things were slowing just a bit. you have to look at it, take it with a grain of salt. we see the impact possibly of payroll tax, a little early to tell, but also you have got -- we have a little bit of histance relative to certain investments back into the broader economy, and relative to jobs. >> united states is an incredible important market for mcdonald's, 40% of system-wide sales and thompson sees a soft retail environment, they are trying to roll out new products and drive traffic in kitchens like this one, things like egg whites for breakfast and a new pomegranate blueberry smoothie. for nightly business report, i'm carl quintanilla, romeoville, illinois. >> mcdonald's will beho holding its shareholders ne meeting as y season goes full swing. >> shareholders are focusing on boards and pay. big shareholders lobbying for big changes. chris of iss governance says the rice of activist inves

klay thompson was hot. big turnaround jumper. 15 in the first half for klay. curry finally made a field goal. 1:20 before the first half ended. of course it was a three-point shot. he had 272 in the regular season. mcgay over andrew bogut. the warriors had a four-point halftime lead. then the shooting went into the deep freeze, folks. only 16 points in the third period. and the nuggets smelled blood in the water, believe you me, they went after it. corey brewer with a 14-3 run. denver goes up 7 going into the fourth period. and then david lee went down hard, injured, left hip flexor, left the game. still the warriors made a comeback. jack to carl landry lead down to 1. the doves would tie the game and so denver blows the dust off a 37-year-old andre miller. what a game. play-off career high 28 points. they couldn't stop him! warriors still down one. 40 seconds left. the unthinkable happened to it. y lawson, turnover and bucket the other way. the worst thing that could possibly --oh, and the warriors are down 3. now we're down to 20 seconds left. jack to curry.

the low, though, just heard from ronald thompson up in cretent city -- crescent city. he said the dog would not go outside as well. that's two this morning because of the rain. they are getting rain going from east to west. the low has not left. has long as that's there, we could get popup variety in the skies. the next system here on thursday. they are very warm systems. they are coming up from the hawaiian islands. sun and clouds. turning more to scattered showers in the afternoon. 60s to near 70. i will tell you a little bit of sun and a lot of humid. things should quiet down and be good to go for the as opener. extended outlook good, good tuesday/wednesday. getting warmer. we cloud it up and this friday,

. >> anne thompson on these -- i'm sorry. i'm about to say we will go to anne thompson in boston.nn curry on these two suspects in this case, one living in serious condition tonight. one dead. now, as i was saying, when we come back from the break, we'll go to massachusetts bay state native anne thompson. what this has done to boston and what tonight feels like in boston. >>> we are back. we go, as advertised, to massachusetts native anne thompson in copley square tonight. anne, you know i grew up in a baseball and football broken home. dad from boston who eventually rooted for the mets while i grew up rooting for the yankees and new york football giants, but i put all of that aside this week because boston is the priority. around this time last night, it seemed like an insane world of hurt had been brought on that luckily very resilient city. >> it is an extraordinarily resilient city, brian. you know, tonight the president said that boston refused to be intimidated and that's so true. it was a very strange day in this city. i can tell you in the lockdown turned boston in to almo

. >> ann thompson on those -- i'm sorry. i'm about to say we'll go to ann thompson in boston. ann curry on these two suspects in this case, one living in serious condition tonight, one dead. now, as i was saying, when we come back from the break, we'll go to massachusetts bay state native ann thompson. what this has done to boston and what tonight feels like in boston. >>> we are back. we go, as advertised, to massachusetts native anne thompson in copley square tonight. anne, you know i grew up in a baseball and football broken home. dad from boston who eventually rooted for the mets while i grew up rooting for the yankees and new york football giants. but i've put all of that aside this week because boston is the priority. and around this time last night it seemed like an insane world of hurt had been brought on that luckily very resilient city. >> reporter: it is an extraordinarily resilient city, brian. and you know, tonight the president said that boston refused to be intimidated and that is so true. it was a very strange day in this city. i can tell you. i mean, the lockd

welcome kimberly kindy and marilyn thompson.erly, tell us what's the latest we know on this what's turning into a very odd investigation. >> it is, that's for sure. well, today f.b.i. went to the former karate studio of the person who they are now focused on whthey arat least -- we can say they are investigating and that's james everett dutschke. the bizarre twist kind of is for that yesterday after they dropped charges against kevin curtis, he and his attorney actually pointed their finger at mr. dutschke and said that they thought he framed them. whether or not there's other evidence out there that is causing them to focus on mr. dutschke, i talked to his attorney and they said they are unaware of any other evidence that would have caused them to nowe lookg at him. >> ifill: but these two men have had some conflicts, we are given to understand. >> yes, according to mr. curtis, yes. according to mr. dutschke's lawyer, no. she said that her client says that there has not been any conflict or anger that she knows about and she sa

let's start with mary thompson left off. and that's with carnival cruise lines. has the ceo dropped the ball here by not being as present as some would have him be? >> he has dropped it into the ocean. he is using some of the lessons he might have known from sports where you go down and then you come right back up, and you don't necessarily have to acknowledge what has gone wrong, and he is applying them to a totally different industry, and he is not doing himself or his passenger nice good. >> but books took a slight hit. the stock is down a little, but not much as maybe you might think given all the things the company has been through. is the proof in the putting there the proof in the numbers? >> you never know when it can turn, and it can turn like that. and i think it's at the precipice to turn. you watch the numbers. i bet you they're going to go down. >> let's turn, then, while susie gets some water in their throat here, to the question of jcpenney. here is a ceo whose career was in retailing of electronics products. he moves famously and lucratively to jc

unconstitutional. >> reporter: and many booed after he suggested arming teachers to protect schools thompsonit's up to house speaker john boehner whether the issue of gun control will be taken up in the house. in palo alto cara liu ktvu . >> how events of this week motivated those in san francisco to get prepared. >>> an avalanche in colorado kills a group of snowboarders, except one. how he managed to survive. >>> and the end of patrol and the issue stopping the alameda county sheriff's deputies from patrolling oakland's streets after tonight. . >>> the city of west, texas, will soon be receiving much- needed aid after wednesday's deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant. the blast killed 14 people including five from the west volunteer fire department. more than 160 people were injured. damage to the plant and nearby homes and businesses is extensive with at least 60 people still missing and possibly trapped under the rubble. >>> preparing san francisco for the next big disaster was the goal of a major disaster drill today. and as ktvu's alex savidge tells us volunteers were motivated about

democratic congress members at palo alto and mike thompson promised not to back down.n says it's going to be a tough battle with strong opinions on all sides. >> we've met with people who believe like the one member that there shouldn't be any guns and we've met with the nla leadership. and everybody in between. >> compromise legislation that would have required background checks for people buying weapons at gun shows and online, failed to get enough votes in the senate last week. >>> starting tomorrow, retail stores in much of san mateo county will no longer be able to give the sing the use plastic shopping bags to their customers. among the towns is daly city where yesterday people picked up plastic bags and other forms of litter as part of earth day. the bag ordinance set the trend by san jose, san francisco and several other cities to encourage customers to bring their own reusable bags and that bag ordinance begins tomorrow in most san mateo county cities and unincourted areas. >> in -- unincorporated areas. >> and just east of los angeles a brush fire, authoritie

. >>> and a live one on one with mcdonald's ceo don thompson tomorrow.e'll hear of his recipe for growing the fast food chain in this economic environment. >>> dow got walloped on proctor yesterday. 3m today won't help. futures are wide open at 42. back in a minute. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >>> shares of amazon up in the premarket ahead of the company's after-the-bell earnings tonight. published reports say the online retailer is developing a set-top box to stream video content. product is said to be due for release some time this year. there may be no better stock where the fundamental analysts and the technical analysts argue. right? i mean i think -- i don't know what the estimate is, but the percentage every the revenue expected o

our report tonight from our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson. >> reporter: the signs of spring are popping up everywhere. but this season's real blockbuster is a sequel. cicadas, the return of brewed 2. after a 17-year absence this noisy group is coming back in force, says university of connecticut researcher dr. john cooley. >> the usual figure we like to quote is 7 million per acre. >> reporter: per acre? >> per acre. >> reporter: we're talking billions and billions. >> yes billions and billions. it's a lot of cicadas. >> reporter: these 17-year cicadas will infest the east coast from north carolina to new york's hudson valley and connecticut, emerging from underground hiding places near the bases of trees, through holes the size of a pinky finger. >> they're going to look like swiss cheese and there will be hundreds of them if you really have a lot of cicadas in your yard. >> reporter: what moves nature's chattering class, its warmth. the cicadas won't come out of their burrows until the ground temperature is 64 degrees. they emerge as nymphs, shed their shel

klay thompson y stephen curry se combinaron para un total de nueve triples en la noche,,, thompson se1 pts curry con 30 y 15 asistencias... barnes dio un gran partido,, vean esta clavada en el cuarto episodio; se despacho con 24 pts.. jack con 26.. y los warriors igualaron la serie ganando 131 a 117... ahora la serie viene a la bahia en el tercer partido que se jugara este viernes... wipe vo ===wipe=== ---en miami los bucks de milwaukee le complicaron la vida a lebron james y compaÑia en la primera mitad... pero d. wade se encargo de ponerle calor al partido se despacho con 21 pts y 7 reb. --lebron con 6 asistencias y el heat toma ventaja de dos partidos en la serie frente a los bucks... wipe vo ===wipe=== ---j.r. smith de los knicks de nueva york salio con ganas de lucirse despues de ganar el premio al sexto jugador del aÑo,, premio al mejor jugador de banca... encesto este triple,, casi desde media cancha... pero fue carmelo anthony quien lidero a los knicks con 34 pts y nueva york esta comandando la serie frente a los celtics de boston 2 a 0 wipe vo ===wipe=== --el lanzador estelar

mary thompson takes a look now at new jersey's $22 billion omurism industry as it p to sandy half a yearater. >> reporter: from the deck of one of his seaside park rentals, eric seesn7ç sandy's lasting it on the jersey shore. >> every week you look south, it looks different. there's another board walk amusement that's gone. >> reporter: the patchwork recovery hurts business. >> the demand is down and we're do you think our best to advertise more and get the word out that there's towns like seaside park that's really nice. >> reporter: but drive two miles north and houses lie in ruins. sandy damaged over 18,000 rental units in the garden state, thousands of those along the shore. if the rental units, hotels and businesses aren't set for the summer, that's the $22 billion at risk. vacationers are looking elsewhere. this website says cape cod rentals by new jersey residents up 6% from last year. inquiries indicate a seven-year high on martha's vineyard. seaside heights director of community improvement promises his town will be open for business. >> we're going to be ready. we've done two

it was phac the klay thompson -- it was a klay thompson show. he finished with 30. the warriors were up 1 at half time. they pulled away in the third quarter. curry behind the back and losing ricky rubio and takes the bump and hits the jumper. the warriors knew the jazz had lost so a layoff bid was one victory away. the warriors take it. 105-89. they reached the playoffs for the first time since 2007. >> well deserved by this group of guys. this oil group and this incredible fan base. it is a blessing. >>- q. i it is a dream come true -- >> it is a dream come true. and the reason being not only for making the playoffs, but we have had a group this year that has gotten on so well. >> rough outing tonight for timmy lynn succumb. the -- tim lincecum. they bailed him out on snow globe night at at&t park. timmy's control way off. second inning after he walked the pitcher, they make him pay. rockies were up. then tht fifth and here it comes and there it goes. gone and a solo homer by the south bay native. timmy allowed 6 runs and 6 innings. this is a three-run blast to th

mary thompson joining us live from cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. >>> we are looking ahead to this morning's open on wall street. futures are higher following wednesday's selloff. that marked the third straight day of triple digit moves. the markets did come off the low. the index dropped 138 points. the nasdaq fell 60 points finishing at 3,204. another big day for earnings. among the company reported before the bell, better than reported results. after the markets closed, it is a tech triple play with ibm, google and microsoft all reporting. there is also an ipo today. seaworld entertainment is trying for a $540 million ipo, among the largest offeringsings so far. they plan to sell 20 million shares between $24 and $27 a piece. back to you. >> mary thompson, thank you very much. >> own a piece of shamu. >> big slice. >>> let's check the weather with meteorologist, christina loren. >>> good morning. it is going to be a nice day today. i am happy to be able to bring bring you some good news. temperatures aren't going to

tonight nbc's anne thompson has a look back. >> annette!reporter: as television came of age, so did annette funicello. ♪ mickey mouse >> reporter: america first fell in love with the talented teenager in 1955 on "the mickey mouse club." ♪ we're mouseketeers ♪ we want to say hello >> reporter: so popular she had her own series within the series. she transitioned to movies. first for disney. ♪ smiling eyes ♪ golden hair >> reporter: but it was on the beach where funicello stole america's heart again in the 1960s. ♪ beach blanket bingo ♪ that's the name of the game >> reporter: her wholesome image acquiring a glamorous sheen in a series of films with frankie avalon. ♪ >> reporter: in the era of the bikini, funicello was always more modest at the request of walt disney. >> i wore a two-piece sometimes but always covering the naval. that's the running gag. annette has none. >> reporter: she never forgot what made her famous. >> i owe everything to those ears. >> reporter: she married twice and had three children who joined her in a peanut butter

it was phac the klay thompson -- it was a klay thompson show. he finished with 30.warriors were up 1 at half time. they pulled away in the third quarter. curry behind the back and losing ricky rubio and takes the bump and hits the jumper. the warriors knew the jazz had lost so a layoff bid was one victory away. the warriors take it. 105-89. they reached the playoffs for the first time since 2007. >> well deserved by this group of guys. this oil group and this incredible fan base. it is a blessing. >>- q. i it is a dream come true -- >> it is a dream come true. and the reason being not only for making the playoffs, but we have had a group this year that has gotten on so well. >> rough outing tonight for timmy lynn succumb. the -- tim lincecum. they bailed him out on snow globe night at at&t park. timmy's control way off. second inning after he walked the pitcher, they make him pay. rockies were up. then tht fifth and here it comes and there it goes. gone and a solo homer by the south bay native. timmy allowed 6 runs and 6 innings. this is a three-run blast to the opp

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us tonight, an apology from the president afterhis remark about a woman's appearance and why there is much more to the story than first reported. >>> and later, frozen in time since the storm. there is now something extraordinary happening and the animals can hardly contain their excitement. >>> tonight the president of the united states has issued an apology after an offhanded remark he made last night about a woman's appearance caused a bit of a dust-up today. strong opinions all around. and a lot more to this story than was first reported. we get the story tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: when is telling a woman she's good-looking not a compliment? perhaps when the woman is california's top law enforcement officer, a possible future attorney general of the united states, even a potential supreme court nominee. >> the american dream belongs to all of us. >> reporter: and the person delivering the compliment is the president of the united states. >> i do think, you know, it gets into this larger question about wome

mary thompson reporting from detroit. here is a look at what is coming up tomorrow on "nightly business report." the foreclosure report and a look at weekly jobless claims and top bank ceo's meet with president obama. >> that will do it, thanks for watching. >> have a great evening everyone. you too, tyler. >> you too. >> we will see all of you tomorrow. "nightly business report," has been brought to you by: thestreet.com. multi-media tools for an ever changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps to generate income during a period of low interest rates. real money helps you think through ideas for investing and trading stocks. n action alerts and trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media, we are thestreet.com. >>> the following is a co-production of kqed and the center for investigative reporting. >> in california's fields, things are changing. crops are less plentiful. >> we're seeing two-thirds of a reduction in volume out of our southern growing regions. >> insects are more abunda

back to you. >> mary thompson, cnbc headquarters.hank you very much. >>> let's check in with meteorologist christina loren, who has a look at our forecast this morning. >> we finally got done with the strongest wind. we'll see a really nice day shaping up. good morning to you. wednesday can be difficult. get you over the hump, 4:46 so we can get closer to that all-important weekend. winds relax and high pressure ridge take over, which means warmer days ahead. will be close to 90 by the end of that seven-day forecast. show you that in a minute. pull out your coat. santa rosa, 49 degrees. overall, 5 to 7 degrees more mild. we did hit the 30s at this time yesterday. so your forecast is looking really good. looking for sunshine, warmth, we've got it in droves for you the next few days. temperatures will be chilly this morning. pull out that coat. in addition to the cold we have a windchill factor. that will be part of the first part of the day. look at this. not hot pinks, but the yellows and oranges, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts down fr

anne thompson, nbc news, boston. >>> and one more note before we go. it takes something big for this to happen. the yankees and red sox logos side by side right there on the side of yankee stadium in the bronx where tonight the yankees will pause to play the fenway anthem "sweet caroline" as the ultimate show of support for boston. the rivalry takes a break. it will be back. that is our broadcast for this tuesday night from boston. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we'll look for you back in new york tomorrow night. good night. ♪ >>> it shows that the culture that the issue of safety is something that has not been a priority. >> we investigated, now a state lawmaker is demanding action from the governor. right now at 6:00, the shakeup he's calling for at the california public utilities commission. >>> plus a highly anticipated hearing for the south bay teens accused of sexually assaulting 15-year-old audrie pott. >> frantic moments for a father and son who were at the finish line at the boston marathon when the bomb went off. >>> go

>> anne thompson at rutgers tonight. anne, thanks. >>> carnival cruise lines can't win for losing of late. they are dealing with another p.r. disaster tonight. the carnival triumph, the same ship that suffered the on board melt down, the power loss, the sewage while adrift at sea today broke away from its moorings while docked for repairs in alabama. in the process it banged into the super structure damaging the bow and stern. there are reports winds reached 70 miles per hour prior to the accident. one person still unaccounted for after a nearby guard shack blew into the water. >>> a genuine towering inferno engulfed the tallest building in chechnya today. 40 stories was still under construction. it was the centerpiece of a gleaming luxury apartment and hotel complex in grozny city, opened in 2011. the cluster of high rises had stood as a proud symbol of recovery since the wars of the 1990s. cable news viewers around the globe watched this building burn. hundreds of firefighters fought it for hours. not known if there we

>> anne thompson up in boston tonight.nne, thank you. >>> when we last reported on this next story last night, a former elvis impersonator had been arrested for sending letters laced with ricin to a u.s. senator and to president obama. this already strange story changed again today. nbc's andrea mitchell tracking it from our washington bureau again tonight. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there are a lot of questions about that ricin investigation. tonight in mississippi, a federal magistrate released paul kevin curtis. tonight prosecutors dropped all charges against him in connection with those letters containing ricin that went to president obama and mississippi senator roger wicker last week. curtis, an occasional elvis impersonator, had been arrested on charges of sending those letters, but investigators say the fbi found no evidence of ricin when they searched his home. he's been in jail since last week. today the fbi also searched a second mississippi location. the tupelo home of an man named

anne thompson, nbc news, boston. >> nice story to end on as we start a new week on this monday night. for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >> i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. more eyes in the sky. security cameras led law enforcement to the bombers in boston and now some bay area leaders want more cameras on our city streets, too. while the extra blanket of security may comfort some others see it as an overreach. the police chief is making the case for more cameras on market. >> reporter: he did make his case for more cameras along busy market street but not everyone agrees with that. meanwhile, at the same time people are gathering to support boston. these runners you see here will take off soon to remember boston one week later while chief greg suhr is calling for more surveillance cameras. >> i'm not talking about monitoring them full time, during these major events when we have thousands and thousands of people. >

our own bay state native anne thompson has our report from there tonight. ♪ o say can you see >> reportere full-throated rendition of the national anthem at the bruins game came as no surprise. ♪ over the ramparts >> reporter: bostonians have always worn their patriotism on their sleeve or on their chest. peter rinig prints t-shirts for a living. what's the importance of the t-shirt? >> to say who you are. >> reporter: this shirt bears a simple message in a city where today there are no degrees of separation. >> everybody in the city knows each other. i think that's what makes boston boston, you know? >> reporter: he knew crystal campbell, one of the three people killed in the attacks. some of the money from the t-shirts will go to her family who today met with president obama. >> your daughter crystal was always smiling. ♪ >> reporter: at the interfaith service, mayor thomas menino, recovering from a broken leg, personified his city as he stood to speak -- wounded but determined. >> because this is boston. a city with courage, compassion, strength that knows no bounds. >> reporter: you c

>> anne thompson at the command post in boston tonight. anne, thanks. >>> while all of this was going on today a short time ago at the white house, surrounded by victims of gun violence including newtown families, president obama showed a rare flash of anger because the gun control legislation that was supposed to tighten background checks was defeated today in the u.s. senate. the president called it a pretty shameful day for washington. nbc's kelly o'donnell with us from capitol hill tonight. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the mood inside the senate chamber, which was packed, was intense with emotion as gun victims, survivors and many of the newtown families watched senators they had personally met with vote down expanded background checks. tonight, the president gave the rose garden microphone over to a newtown dad, mark barden. >> we'll return home now, disappointed but not defeated. >> reporter: the president, clearly angry -- >> the gun lobby and its allies willfully lied about the bill. >> reporter: -- lashed

it was phac the klay thompson -- it was a klay thompson show. he finished with 30. the warriors were up 1 at half time. they pulled away in the third quarter. curry behind the back and losing ricky rubio and takes the bump and hits the jumper. the warriors knew the jazz had lost so a layoff bid was one victory away. the warriors take it. 105-89 plathey reached the playr the first time since 2007. >> well deserved by this group of guys. this oil group and this incredible fan base. it is a blessing. >>- q. i it is a dream come true -- >> it is a dream come true. and the reason being not only for making the playoffs, but we have had a group this year that has gotten on so well. >> rough outing tonight for timmy lynn succumb. the -- tim lincecum. they bailed him out on snow globe night at at&t park. timmy's control way off. second inning after he walked the pitcher, they make him pay. rockies were up. then tht fifth and here it comes and there it goes. gone and a solo homer by the south bay native. timmy allowed 6 and 6 and 6 innings. this is a three-run blast to the op

he and clay thompson combined for 51 points. the feed from harrison barns nails the corner three. curry had 15 of riz 30 in the second quarter. warriors up by 8 at the half. curry also had 13 assists. they were up 13 in the third. curry's ankle turned when he planted. he would come out of the game, but he did return. david lee averaged nearly 20 points per game and harrison barns filled that void tonight. nasty reverse dunk and exclamation point on a 131-1417 win. barns had a career high 24. the warriors shot a franchise playoff record 65%. the series is tied at one. >> share the ball well tonight. everyone got off and, you know, we waurl playing for each other. we had to step up since all star david lee went down. >> clay thompson and steph curry, in my opinion, they're the fwraetest shooting back court in the history of game. i wouldn't put reggie miller and my in there, but i held them down. >> looked like two different ball clubs in my personal opinion even though we gave ourself a chance to win game one. i thought we played