Segments From This Episode

• Dunkin’ Donuts stay open for Boston cops

  by Kai Ryssdal

  Dunkin' Donuts keeps its doors open for law enforcement during the Boston lockdown.

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• Other lobbyists look for lessons in NRA success

  by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

  With defeat of gun control legislation, NRA strategies become the talk of other lobbyists.

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• No escapism at the movies this weekend

  by Kai Ryssdal

  The latest Tom Cruise sci-fi thriller, "Oblivion," hits theaters this week. Will American audiences be in the mood to see it?

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• Is law school worth the price?

  by Kai Ryssdal

  For Trevor Morrison, about to become dean of top-tier NYU Law, it's worth the price of admission. (That's $51,500 a year, by the way).

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• Excel errors and a new Simpson-Bowles report

  by Kai Ryssdal

  Two economists admit they made a mistake in a paper largely referenced to in the country's budget policy decisions. And the deficit-cutting duo of Simpson and Bowles release a new plan.

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• During lockdown, a Watertown business stayed open, thanks to a tenacious CEO — and the cloud

  by Kai Ryssdal

  While most of the Boston area was on lockdown due to a manhunt for a Boston Marathon bombing suspect, one company, athenahealth, kept their doors open virtually.

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• Like Shamu, SeaWorld leaps after IPO: Why theme parks are doing well

  SeaWorld Entertainment, home of famous orca Shamu, wowed investors in a big IPO. Amid concern about consumer spending in a slow, fragile economic recovery, theme parks are doing surprisingly well. Why?

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• How do you lock down a city like Boston and how much does it cost?

  by David Gura

  With a manhunt for bombing suspect, the city of Boston came to a standstill. A look into the mechanics of locking down a major metropolitan area and how much it costs.

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• Boston manhunt ends, bombing suspect captured

  by Kai Ryssdal

  WBUR's Curt Nickisch on the developments Friday night in Boston.

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