And hello, blood moon. The blockbuster eclipse that had millions up all night, partying with mother nature. And check out all these crazy photos. One small step for man, one giant leap overnight for selfiekind. And good morning, america. I dont know about you, robin. I slept through the blood moon. Those photos so spectacular early, early this morning. So many stayed up to see those amazing images. Beautiful. And we have a lot to get to today. Today marks exactly one year since the bombings of the Boston Marathon. Take a look at this photo in the boston globe this morning. All those people whose fates came together, returning to the finish line for this photo. The responders, victims, the runners all together, as you can see. The president marking this day with a moment of silence at the white house at 2 49 p. M. That is the same time two bombs exploded near the finish line right there last april 15th. We will have live coverage on abc news. But right now lets get right to ginger for t
Good tuesday morning. One year ago today, lives of so many people changed forever, as they lined the streets of boston to watch the marathon. Today, tributes will mark the anniversary of the bombing who killed 3 people and injured more than 260 others. And it started with this scene when 3,000 people showed up for a photo shoot at the finish line to show their support. Abcs tahman bradley, live in boston with more. Good morning, tahman. Reporter good morning from boston, john and diana. It was exactly one year ago that terror struck here. But did it not break this citys spirit. The people here are united. And theyre going to stand united again today. Today, a celebration. Bostons resilience. The city pays tribute to the victims and survivors of the marathon bombings one year ago today. [ explosion ] two explosions at the finish line. A stunning terror attack. Three people were killed. More than 260 injured. Including roseann sdoia, who lost a leg and is now learning to use a prosthetic
Good for your credibility. Today, monday, april 14th, 2014. From nbc news, this is today. With matt lauer and savannah guthrie. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today on a monday morning. Im savannah guthrie. Im carson daly alongside Natalie Morales and dylan dreyer. Both matt and al are both off today. I think we have a band here. Carson and the ladies. Trust me, i win in that scenario. Good to have you here. Weve got a lot of news to get to this morning. Including todays top story. The deadly shootings at two Jewish Centers near kansas city. Officials are telling nbc news this morning the 73yearold suspect is a former ku klux klan leader with a history of antisemitism. Lets get to nbcs ron allen. Hes got the latest this morning. Ron, good morning to you. Reporter good morning to you, savannah. Police are investigating these murders as possible hate crimes because the gunman attacked right in the heart of this areas Jewish Community. Three p
Multiple Kansas City-area schools have reported incidents of racist vandalism and discriminatory comments in recent weeks. "We have to talk about white supremacy being normalized in these districts," says Kansas City Defender founder Ryan Sorrell.