BALDWIN: Here in Oklahoma, sports stars are now coming forward to help the victims and survivors from the tornados.</s>TAPPER: Most notably, of course, NBA star, Kevin Durant, who pledged $1 million to the Red Cross disaster relief effort. Durant, of course, plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder.</s>KEVIN DURANT, OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER: It is devastating. Natural disaster is something we can't control at all. To have it hit so close to home, you know, I call Oklahoma City my home now. It is tough to go through, but we're a city that comes together. We'll bounce back from this and, you know, it's tough. It's tough right now, but the sun is going to shine soon. So we just got to stick together.</s>BALDWIN: The sun is shining. A beautiful blue skies here in Moore, Oklahoma, today. We should tell you Los Angeles Dodgers star, Matt Kemp, who grew up in Oklahoma City area has pledged $1,000 for each home run that he hits during -- I should say during -- not during, until the all-star break.</s>TAPPER: Back to our special coverage in a moment. But first, rather bizarre development in the Boston bombings investigation, a friend of the suspects, the Tsarnaev brothers, was killed in a shootout with the FBI. But it is not clear whether he had a link to the terrorist attack. That's coming up next.
NBA Star Gives $1M to Relief Effort; Kemp Pledges $1,000 Per Home Run