fellow students describe acord as a loner. >> i talked to him earlier and nothing was wrong. he was happy. >> i'd say hi to him in the hallway because i was kind of -- was like, well, i should probably talk to this kid, make sure he feels okay. >> reporter: grant acord is due in court on tuesday where he'll be charged as an adult for attempted aggravated murder and possession and manufacture of bombs. david? >> they arer is -- searching before any student goes back? >> reporter: they are, and they have cleared it and said it's safe to go back to school. >> linzie, thank you. >>> next to moore, oklahoma, tonight, where the two elementary schools were wiped away. the community coming together after a visit from the president. today, he gave many hugs. this one, to a school leader at plaza towers elementary, where they lost seven little faces. abc's reena ninan is traveling with the president. >> reporter: some are calling this the boulevard of broken dreams. president obama today reassuring the littlest survivor -- >> so, zach, were you in the school? >> reporter: promising okl

fellow students describe acord as a loner. >> he was you needed to make one. he was describing how to make one. thinking back, you know, should have brought up a little more suspicion. >> i was, like, just shocked. and, like, even more thankful that we're all still alive because he could have -- he had plans. he could have done it any day because he obviously was ready. just waiting for the right moment. >> reporter: grant acord is due in court on tuesday, where he will be charged as an adult with attempted aggravated murder. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> one of the main suspects of a gruesome murder of a soldier in london last week was arrested in kenya more than two years ago, accused of terrorist activity. kenyan authorities said he was on his way to train and fight with some somali militants linked to al qaeda when he was detained. once they learned he had a valid british passport he was released and sent back to london. >>> two rockets in a southern beirut neighborhood tore through an apartment building, injuring at least four people. the attack i

. >> 17-year-old grant acord made his first court appearance yesterday by video.e say they found chilling plans for an attack hidden with the bombs in his bedroom. acord allegedly wanted to blast music from his car, throw bombs throughout the school and then begin shooting. several students say they heard acord talking about the explosives but only one of them told his mother and she called 911. >> the tipping point for me was when i was, you know, just worried about being in school, and i thought at that point, okay, this school is supposed to be a safe, secure environment. i should not have to worry about this kind of stuff. >> acord is being held on $2 million bail. friends are calling truman templeton, the person you just heard there, a hero for speaking up. >>> a pennsylvania couple is facing child endangerment charges after letting their daughter ride in a cage with a dog in the back of the pickup truck. they were arrested when horrified drivers spotted the 10-year-old girl in the crate. the couple said the dog was making a fuss so they put their daughter in

district attorney said acord did not target a specific person or group and his motive is unknown. >>eff: thank you. now to britain where scotland yard has made yet another arrest in that brutal daylight killing of a soldier. this as the soldier's loved ones paid their first visit to the scene today. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: clutching a teddy bear, and unable to fight back tears. mother lyn rigby needed help to keep her from collapsing at the scene of her son's murder. soldier lee rigby's family laid flowers where thousands more had done so before them. his widow and mother of their two-year-old son tied a balloon with the words "dad in a million." this is one of rigby's accused killer michael adebolajo in a kenyan courtroom in 2010. kenyan officials confirmed today he was arrested on the somali border on suspicion of preparing to fight with al shabbab, an al qaeda linked group in somalia. the accused kenyan police of abuse. >> they are mistreating, we are innocent. >> reporter: he was soon deported back to britain. >> the government, they don't care about you! >> reporter

investigators rushed to acord's home and found an arsenal hidden under his bedroom floor.face charges in court on tuesday, the same day his classmates return to class. police say no bombs were found at the school. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> a man who gave passengers on an alaska airlines flight quite a scare makes his first court appearance today. 23-year-old alexander herrera is said to have made some unusual statements on a flight yesterday morning from anchorage to portland. then he allegedly tried to open the plane's emergency door, and that's when the other passengers leapt into action. >> they took him down, they held him down until the flight attendants could get there with restraints, and those passengers continued to help restrain this individual who was wanting to get out midflight. >> experts say he would not have been able to open that door midflight because of the pressure holding it would have kept it from going outside. >>> well, the suspect in the colorado movie theater shooting will find out if the judge accepts his insanity plea. james holmes i

when police searched grant acord's home, they discovers detailed plans. brown has more. >> reporter: police say they found six bombs hidden in the floorboards of grant acord's bedroom. the district attorney said the 17-year-old had a plot to blow up his school. >> which includes a plan, diagrams, maps of the school, weapons, explosives, check lists. >> reporter: an explosives team recovered pipe bombs, a napalm bomb, molotov cocktails, and a bomb made with drain cleaner that they say was modeled after the columbine high school shooting. >> this is a case where a person possessed several types of bombs as part of a larger plan to carry out assault on the occupants of west albany high school. >> reporter: police conducted two sweeps of the school and found no bombs. they declared the building safe. still nerves were rattled. >> you send your kids off to school and you think they're going to be safe. and then something like this happens, and i'm just thankful there was no school today. >> reporter: the plot was interrupted thursday night when the police rece

acord will be charged as an adult. on board the cruise ship grandeur of the seas, the alarms began sounding at three a=m. an onboard fire sent thousands of passengers rushing to their lifeboat stations. no one was hurt, but as kron four's catherine heenan shows us, it was a terrifying night for many of them. >> not a drill, not a joke, everybody freaking out. >> catherine: passenger danielle miller says she was awakened just after three a=m. >> our stateroom attendant was pounding on our door, and i opened the door to see people running around yelling at us to get our life jackets on and run as fast as we can up to deck five. >> catherine: miller says the seas had been rough >> before we went to bed, there was a pretty bad storm and the boat was really rocking, so our first thought was that the boat was sinking. >> catherine: when she reached the deck, the sight was not reassuring. >> we saw the lifeboats being lowered down. a lot of people were really freaking out >> we were shoulder to shoulder with a ton of people w

grant acord is currently being held in a juvenile facility. police will release his photo once he's been charged as an adult. dan? >> the planning so allegedly detailed. very scary. thank you, linzie. >>> now to a "gma" exclusive, three jurors from the jodi arias case finally free to speak their minds after five very difficult months. they're talking about it all now. the first impressions of the woman they convicted and why they couldn't decide why she deserved the death penalty. here's abc's john schriffen. john, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. these jurors say they're now speaking out in part to set the record straight, giving us a unique look inside the deliberation room, to show just how serious they took their responsibility of having jodi arias' life in their hands. >> it is a very trying experience. how do you weigh a person's life? >> reporter: overnight, three jurors from jodi arias murder trial, spoke exclusively to abc news about their grave responsibility. by a show of hands, who voted to give jodi arias the death pe

. >> reporter: police have not said who phoned in the warning last thursday about grant allen acord, a 17-year-old junior at west albany high school. when they searched his home they found what they described as several powerful completed bombs hidden in his room and intended for his own high school. >> this was far beyond teenage curiosity. these would have caused significant damage, injury or death. >> reporter: all 23 schools in the district were searched with bomb sniffing dogs, alarming many parents. >> i was freaking out. it's nothing any parent wants to see. >> reporter: today those schools reopened after the long holiday weekend. officials and police ensuring students that every school was safe and that the threat had passed. >> our students came today with smiles on their faces and with their heads held high. >> reporter: acord was charged as an adult, one count of aggravated attempted murder and six each of manufacturing and possession of a destructive device with intent to use it against another person. the teen's motive hasn't been revealed but his mother issued a stateme

grant acord was on a mission to blow up his high school.r chris christie wants to talk to officials at rutgers, after allegations that the school's new athletic director has a history of abusive treatment toward players. julie hermann's former players have accused her of coaching through emotional abuse. there is no response from rutgers. >>> and years of frustration and heartbreak, they are all over. tony kanaan has his first-ever victory at the indianapolis 500. it was no easy ride. the lead changed a record 68 times, back and forth, before the brazilian flew across the finish line. celebrating with that traditional chug of milk. he said the last lap was the longest of his life. >> i didn't know milk was traditional. >> not always alcohol involved. >> i know. but i think champagne is a little more festive. >> next year's indy 500. >> i have connections. >>> this is really why you came in. >> yes. i wanted to give you all your monday edition of "pop news." and happy memorial day to everybody. we begin this morning with a russian businessma

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acord is due in court today, expected to be charged as an adult with attempted aggravated murder.george zimmerman appears in a central florida courtroom today, two weeks before his trial is set to begin. his attorney has a long list of legal demands including a trial delay. he also wants permission to take jurors to the scene where 17-year-old trayvon martin was shot. the defense says martin's text messages shows he was the aggressor because they mentioned him fighting, getting kicked out of school and being angry. the prosecutors call those texts irrelative and inflammatory. >>> more than 2,000 passengers are being flown back to baltimore from the bahamas today after a fire broke out on their cruise ship. everyone aboard royal caribbean's "grandeur of the seas" was awakened during the middle of the night and told to put on life jacket it is as flames scorched a bar and dining area at the back of the ship. many had to stand on the deck for five hours. >> we were just in a panic. there were people crying. like, we were both just shaking. >> the ship never lost power. no one was hur

while acord tried as an adult, bit his lip and said little in court.>>> george zimmerman is facing a legal setback. the man accused of fatally shooting florida teen trayvon martin. a judge ruled zimmerman's attorneys will not be able to mention specific evidence during opening statements in zimmerman's upcoming trial. among them pictures of guns and drugs found on martin's cell phone. the judge is refusing to allow jurors to travel to the shooting scene. zimmerman's trial begins june 10th. >>> in los angeles hearing from the top promoter of mike michael jackson's come back tour. in court he acknowledged negotiating a deal for dr. conrad murray to accompany jackson. but never investigated murray's back ground. he accepted the doctor on jackson's recommendation. when murray was hired by promoter aeg live, he had been jackson's personal doctor for three years. >>> millions of americans bracing for another day of severe weather after an outbreak of twisters barrelled over the plains. giant tornado caught on camera, descended on northern kansas. just one of

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i should not have to worry about this kind of stuff. >> reporter: he said acord bragged he could make and brought a copy of the "anarchist's cookbook" to school. templeton wasn't sure if it was all a joke but he didn't take any chances. he told his mother who told a friend in law enforcement. the plot police say they unraveled involved homemade bombs and a handwritten game plan in which acord allegedly wrote he would show up at school with music blaring calmly state the russian grim reaper is here, throw smoke bombs before walking in and finally kill myself before s.w.a.t. engages me. the school's principal says plain and simple, templeton saved them all. >> you really believe this boy is a hero? >> absolutely i do. absolutely. and i know that all the student body and the staff feel exact same way. >> what story would you rather see on the news tomorrow? the story about a disaster that was prevented or an event that had occurred. >> reporter: at least one other student also reportedly heard acord talk about bombs, but only truman templeton spoke up and this morning, he's being hailed

police say 11th grade student grant acord was planning a killing spree in between doing his homework. stockpiling a small arsenal in a secret compartment under the floorboards of his bedroom. this weekend a police bomb squad methodically deconstructed it pulling out pipe bombs, bombs made from drain cleaner, homemade napalm and molotov cocktails. the plan unraveled, police say, when someone tipped off investigators by calling 911. this morning, the 17-year-old's classmates say they heard him talking about bombs but didn't think much of it. >> he just walked up out of nowhere and asked if we were talking about bombs. and we all just kind of gave him a funny look. and he just kept going on about the different materials you need to make a pipe bomb. >> reporter: investigators don't have a motive but say he was making a detailed plan complete with a timeline and checklist and a goal of pulling off something similar to the 1999 columbine high school massacre. investigators say he even asked his friends to take a video of it. >> our number one priority for our department as well as the scho

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grant acord, caused of planning a columbine style high school.a journalist detailing plans. miguel marquez live in oregon for us. good morning, miguel. >> this is a very disturbing story. police caught him. a mature plan, but & it sounds as if a friend or family turned him in. he was prepared to carry out a coordinated attack against his school. >> this is the case of a planned assault on a target-rich environment. and that target-rich environment is the west albany high school. >> reporter: hidden in a secret compartment in the floorboards of his mother's house, they found six explosive devices, including pipe bombs, bombs made from drano, molotov cocktail and n naplm. >> reporter: he will be charged with unlawful possession of a deadly weapon and attempted aggravated murder. authorities laid out their theory. >> in this case, we would be relying upon evidence of plan. in other words, what is the intense, diagrams, checklists, a plan to use explosive devices and firearms to carry out a plan specifically modeled after the columbine shootings. >>

authorities are not yet saying how far along acord was in his planning. acord was a quiet teen and doesn't fit the bill of a killer. you >> gonna happen in your neighborhood and especially by such a quiet young man. >> reporter:authorities say the 17 year old will be charged as an adult. the other thing authorities want to assure people of is that the school itself is safe, they say they have checked it and rechecked it and it is safe to reopen. miguel marquez, cnn, los angeles. 10 >> live look aside from the bay bridge toll plaza upreared as another week system have been to the north of the barry slight chance of showers. toman temperatures will be a tad bit warmer than today. especially in to friday more on that coming in just a minute. look a pack train approaching just across the boss. just the north of us. through the overnight hours and two and continuing into the inner clock hour and ukiah. already starting seek clearance guys by the letter after than square conditions expected the bay area wide. >> jacqueline: 59 degrees for half moon bay, 174 san

fellow students describe acord as a loner. >> he needed to make one. like describing how to make one. thinking back, should have brought up a little more suspicion. >> i was just shocked and even more thankful that we're all still alive because he could have, i mean, he had plans. he could have done it any day because he obviously was ready and just waiting for the right moment. >> reporter: he is due in court on tuesday where he'll be charged as adult with attempted murder. abc news, new york. >>> ten nascar fans hurt after an accident on the track at charlotte motor speedway. reported overhead television camera land on the track surface. fox sports said it was suspended use of the system indefinitely. the fans who were hurt had mostly minor injuries. >>> searchers will return to upstate new york later today looking for the last victim of a plane crash. the volunteer medical flight was taking a kansas patient from massachusetts to new york when it crashed outside albany. the patient's wife were recovered and the body of the cancer patient is still mis

grant acord appeared in court on tuesday, but he has not yet entered a plea. >>> and the family of jo, they want to save his football legacy. they are now suing the ncaa in order to do very that. paterno coached penn state's nittany lions for 46 seasons, you might recall. well, back in 2011 allegations surfaced that paterno played a role in concealing a child abuse scandal involving his former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. well, he was fired that year. and a few months later died after a battle with cancer. the ncaa took away 111 of pater paterno's wins and fined penn state $60 million. well, with today's lawsuit, the paterno family hopes to overturn the sanctions and restore his winning record. >>> and president obama planning to nominate a former bush administration official for fbi director james comey, served back in 2003. he says he considered resigning that position during a disagreement over a government wiretapping program. our story from brianna keilar. >> suzanne, james comey is currently a law pros professor at columbia university. nine years ago he was number two a

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authorities in oregon will charge a teen as an adult in plot to blow up a school, grand acord was playing on causing significant injury like clemens bind. >> he faces charges of manufacturing and possessing a destructive device and attempted aggravated murder. he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. >> angelina jolie's aunt, debbie martin, has lost her battle with breast cancer. news comes two weeks after the 37-year-old actress revealed she had a double mastectomy and ovaries removed it reduce her risk. her aunt passed away in southern california. her husband said that she had the same cancer gene that angelina jolie has but did not find out until after the 2004 cancer diagnosis. if she had known, she would have done exactly what angelina jolie did. martin was the sister of yell joel's mother who died of ovarian cancer in 2007. >> fire broke out on a royal caribbean cruise ship. it had to be diverted to the bahamas where it is now. passengers put on their life jacket and report to evacuation stations as a precaution. the video was shot by passengers. the fire was put out quickly and pa

oregon teen arrested for planning a columbine-style attack had a detailed checklist. 17-year-old grant acord picked up after an anonymous tip. >>> a passenger aboard an alaska airlines flight monday was arrested for trying to open an emergency exit mid-flight. can you believe that? several passengers retrained the 23-year-old using shoe laces and seat belt extensions. he's been booked on charges with interfering with a flight crew. >>> two governments in south america are issuing red alerts for an active volcano. the it could erupt any day now and are now preparing to order evacuations for 2,200 people. >>> celebrities are signing up for the concert to help tornado victims. country star blake shelton is raising money for storm relief. you can watch that tomorrow night at 9:00, 8:00 central here on nbc. >>> now for a look at our business headlines. we turn to bertha kooums. >> they discussed the future of the media giant which is spinning off. the remaining publishing business which includes the "wall street journal" and "new york post" will keep the name. >>> disney isn't the happiest place

are returning to class after their classmate was accused of plotting a columbine-style attack, grand acord planned to blow up the high school with bombs he hid in the floorboards of his bedroom 75 miles from portland. counselors will work with students. they were tipped off by a 9-1-1 call. he will be prosecuted as an adult with attempted aggravated murder and other everyone whats. >> an airline passenger who was violent on a flight and was subdued by other passengers is expected in court. it happened on an alaskan airline flight to portland, yesterday. witnesses say the 23-year-old made several bizarre statements before trying to on the plane's emergency door. they upped into action, tying him down with seatbelts and shoe places until the plane landed. his father says he has a history of mental i willness and stopped taking his medication. >> 2 mix 200 passengers on a cruise are flying back to baltimore this morning after their ship caught on fire. the cruise to the bahamas has been cut short because of a fire that break out early yesterday on the royal caribbean grand door of the seas. t

different bombs including one explosive device containing napalm in a secret compartment in grant acord bedroom the teen is reported to have idolized the students behind in one thousand one thousand nine. hundred in which fifteen people died. thanks to technology have day brings us up to speed on does machines which capture a glimpse of what lies beneath the surface. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strike yet again the latest in a string of children being punished for making gun noises or playing with toy guns involves the son of a u.s. marine who had the audacity as a child to use his imagination and pee pretended his pencil was our gun bang children imitate what they see in every t.v. channel and in many video games kids are going to see a lot of guns in fact the boy at that moment was admirably pretending to be just like his father a us marine you know guns kind of come with that job description rather than complain you all again about the obvious idiocy of zero tolerance policies against children playing let me give one suggestion to actually help fix the problem there are so m

investigators found half a dozen bombs in the home of 17-year-old grant acord. bomb squads swept the school multiple times this weekend but the search turned up nothing. students will return to class tomorrow. later, the toll from a terrible week end in chicago. police in kentucky on a manhunt after a police officer is ambushed and killed. and the woman who who made it her mission to help the troops by sending a little piece of home an ocean away. those stories when the "cbs evening news" continues. years ago, my doctor told me to take a centrum silver multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news. once again, centrum silver was chosen by researchers for another landmark study. this time looking at eye health. my doctor! he knows his stuff. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most studied. the most recommended. and the most preferred multivitamin brand. the choice is clear. whoa! hey, we got a weather alert for this location... golf-ball sized hail and damaging winds are on the way... kids... eh, don't worry. it's

. >> 17 year-old granta acord was arrested last thursday.olice say, they found multiple bombs sitting in the floorboards of his mother's home along with a diagram of maps of a school. students express their surprise about the alleged plot and one student says she's afraid to go back to school. >> it is as a shock. no one knew the kid. we saw him around school. no one was like oh my god i can't believe he did it they are like i do not even know that is. >> pretty scary i do not want to go to school on tuesday. >> authorities say acord is inspired by the column on shooting. no bombs were found on the canvas ground itself which is south of portland. he will be charged as an adult. >> authorities say for the thirs year a mechanical failure has disrupted a tropical vacation for the house of cruise ship passengers. andrew spencer report to this time a blaze broke out in the wee hours of memorial day on royalrand tour of the seaeur of the seas. >> after sunrise you clearly see the damage, flames scorched bacend of the mass of royal caribbean gdrnde

acord, who is being charged as an adult, did not enter a plea when he appeared in court yesterday ond from jail. bail is set at $2 million. >>> so customers inside a liquor store in rhode island may have wanted to rethink that drink after seeing a shetland pony sauntering down the aisles. this is not common. even in rhode island. surveillance video shows this 51-year-old william leading his pony through the store as he shopped for some wine. things got ugly when the pony made a mess, apparently he refused to clean it up until police forced him to take care of it. as you might imagine, a sign outside the store now says no dogs, or cats, or horses allowed. >> because if you only clean up the mess then it's okay to bring a pony in to the store. but you have to clean up after the pony. the glass ceiling may be lifting according to data from the u.s. census. moms are becoming the bread winners for a record number of american families and more married mothers than ever are outearning their husbands. check out the numbers. women in 40% of u.s. households with children are now the primary br

along with two pipe bombs, to molotov cocktails and at least to adrenal bombs. 17 year-old gragrant acordes including attempted aggravated murder. his bail was set tuesday at $2 million. >> a huge explosion was caught on video after a cargo train collided with a truck and the real deal baltimore yesterday. the blast was held up to half a mile away. it was not immediately clear what kind of chemicals were being carried on the train. haz- mat crews evacuated a half mile area. a fire official as saying nothing toxic is burning and after allowing it to bird, firefighters and not attempting to put out the fire. the truck driver was badly hurt, no details yet on other injuries. jerry's from around the country continue to ride released to residents of ternate a ravaged neighborhoods and oklahoma. several country music stars with oklahoma ties will take the stage at the release benefit concert healing in the heartland. the lineup includes a country band rascal flats, look bryan, who ran tedder from one republic and more. performer blake shelton is organizing the benefit and headlining along with

grant acord had a secret compartment where he had hid six homemade bombs. he was arrested on thursday night. >> the office of u.s. senator john mccain is releasing little information about the arizona republican's surprise visit to syria. mccain slipped into the country yesterday crossing the boarder from turkey. he made the trip to speak with rebels trying to overthrow the regime. the rebels want increased u.s. support and mccain is in favor of arming them. >>> the european union voted to allow member nations to ship weapons to the rebels. trying to negotiate a diplomatic resolution to the two year long ballot. >> russia, the united states are deeply committed and remain committed to trying to implement the geneva 1. by mutual consent. >> kerry says that would pave the way. could be easing a bit between north and south korea. allowing south korea businessmen that's located on the north side of the boarder. if the business owners visit, the complex could reopen. but south korea officials want the north to negotiate. the complex has been closed since april.

in court two hours from now to face adult charges of attempted aggravated murder. 19-year-old grant acord is accused of trying to pull off an attack at his high school. he was hoping it would have been worse than columbine according to reports. police say they found six types of explosives hidden in his bedroom including napalm, drain cleaner bombs, and molotov cocktails. an attorney for the family says the young man is mentally ill and has this rare form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, ocd. i want to bring in clinical psychologist jennifer o'connor. before we even get to specifically this young man's case, we're talking about this rare form of ocd, another acron acronym, pandas, which from what i read is called by strep throat. can you explain that? >> yes, that's correct. it is a relatively rare form of -- a very sudden and severe onset ocd occurs in children following an infection, typically a strep infection. and what happens is the body's immune system attempts to fight off the infection, but mistakenly attacks a part of the brain that is responsible for regulating certain aspects

high school. 17-year-old truman templeton said he was not the only one aware of fellow student grant acord'sreasingly worried that his friend was not just bragging or joking about blowing up the school. truman says when he no longer felt safe at school, he told his mother what he knew. >> the tipping point for me was when i was, you know, just worried about being in school and i thought at that point, okay, this school's supposed to be a safe, secure environment. >> the mother told a law enforcement friend who notified police. during a search of acord's bedroom, police say they found two pipe bombs, two molotov cocktails and explosives made from drain cleaner. >> quite an arsenal. >>> a scary, new warning from the world health organization about a virus they say could threaten the entire planet. there are already 49 cases of this new strain of a coronavirus in eight countries. there's no prevention, no cure and it's killing half of the people it infects. cnn's mary snow reports. >> reporter: hollywood movies like "contagion" are sobering reminders of the real threat of deadly viruses. >> the

grant acord is accused of making bombs.ret compartment under the floor in his bedroom. cnn trying to reach the teen's attorney for comment. police will search the school now. >>> a paralegal found dead in the home of hers with boss. possible evidence was collected. so far, though, this case has far more questions than answers. >> the body of 26-year-old julia law was removed by police from the home of prominent philadelphia criminal defense lawyer a. charles paruto jr.. a maintenance worker found her unresponse sif just after 10:00 a.m. on saturday. police sources say she was found naked, face town in a bathtub. investigators have combed through the home, removing brown bags of possible evidence. he says he was on the jersey shore when law's body was discovered. police sources say they have no suspects in the case. the medical examiner's office has carried out an autopsy, but the cause of law's death has not been disclosed. according to her facebook and linked in profiles, law worked as a paralegal in peruto's law firm and

authorities say 17-year-old grand acord planned to blow up the high school 75 miles from port listened. leaders will work to deal with students returning to campus. police were tipped off last week by a 9-1-1 call. he will be prosecuted as an adult with e thatted aggravated murder and other charges. >> an airline passenger who was violent on a flight was subdued by other passengers and is expected in court today. it happened on alaskan airlines flight yesterday. witnesses say the 23-year-old made bizarre statements before trying to on the plane's emergency door. they jumped in to action tying him down with seatbelts and shoe places until the plane landed. his father said his son has a history of mental illness. he is charged with interfering with a night crew. >> firefighters struggling to get the upper hand this morning on a fast-moving wildfire that chased away thousands in southern california. the so-called white fire is burning outside santa barbara. authorities say it break out before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. 6,000 people evacuated including many from a popular cap ground packed

investigators reportedly found six bombs in grant acord's bedroom. rallies were held across the globe saturday to protest agricultural giant monsanto and its genetically modified seeds. organizers said march against monsanto actions were held in 52 countries and 436 cities around the world, including new york city and mexico city. >> we are marching for clean food because it is our birthright. all in favor say aye. >> aye! >> we are marching for the labeling of genetically modified foods because we have the right to know what is in our food, say aye. >> aye! >> mexicans would be converted into slaves. one would have to buy their seats for this company year after year. in actual road, we would be selling off our nourishment. we would not have control of our food sovereignty. >> those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. it is almost june and students across the country are

prosecutors revealing details of their case against grant acord.lan included napalm bombs, firearms, and committing suicide before police could get to him. acord, who's being charged as an adult, did not enter a plea in court yesterday on a video plea from jail. bail is being set at $2 million. >>> more questions swirling around rutgers athletic director julie hermann. we learned she was named in a sex discrimination lawsuit during her tenure as senior athletics administrator at louisville. in a suit, a senior track coach alleged she faced gender and sexual discrimination and was fired after placing a complaint with the university's human resources department. the lawsuit holds hermann largely responsible for the coach's firing. >>> if you google the words "hot mess," you might find pictures of amanda bynes. from tweeting about celebrities, she seems to be on a spiral down. what happened to the girl that everyone once loved. >> reporter: the images of amanda bynes hiding behind a blond wig in front of new york city police, people are asking what ha

authorities are not saying how far along acord was along in his planning. they said he was a quiet teen and didn't fit the bill of a killer. >> you don't think it's going to happen in your neighborhood, especially a quiet, young man the. >> reporter: 17-year-old will be charged as an adult. >> miguel marquez joining us live from core valless, oregon. explain to us what the mother has said. she has an explanation about why she believes this happened. >> reporter: she believes, her son suffers from ocd due to a rare condition which is a reaction, the body has to the autoimmune system. if you get strep throat, for instance, your autoimmune system causes your body, for young people at least, to go into a sort of shock and it can lead to things like ocd, depression, anxiety, and she seem to be offering this up as a reason that this happened. she expresses great concern for the community she loves as well. it is not clear how this would play into the plot that this young man is accused of developing. suzanne? >> all right. strange explanation. we'll see whether o

this may seem really idiotic or part of a conspiracy. >> one of the texts acording to the complaint, like the guy on tv. >> right. lol to finish that text. so the -- they then go in and dispose of material, the backpack and then later the computer, led in voluntarily by the roommate of dzhokhar, and just try to get rid of the evidence as if they're -- they're protecting dzhokhar. what we don't know by the allegations and don't need to know right now is whether they did that because they were involved with the planning of the boston marathon bombing. as i said earlier, this is -- all we need is this right now. this is the early indictment, early complaint. the u.s. attorney's office can add on to them if they find they were later involved beforehand. allegations in this, everything is focused on the essentially the cover-up. >> then i just want to add to that, the last line of page 14 of the complaint, it is very telling, the investigator said that the backpack that was recovered from a land fill, i will remind you that the law enforcement agents were able to recover tsarnaev's backpa

his high school made his first court appearance today by video monitor from jail. 17-year-old grant acorder a plea. he is charged as an adult with attempted aggravated murder. bond was set at $2 million. >>> president obama returned to the jersey shore today seven months after super storm sandy caused billions of dollars in damage. the president walked on the boardwalk with new jersey governor chris christie and said that the jersey shore's open for business. >> and i saw what thousands of americans saw over memorial day weekend. you are stronger than the storm. after all you've dealt with, after all you've been through, the jersey shore is back and it is open for business, and they want all americans to know that they're ready to welcome you here. >>> also this. passengers are arriving back home on charter flights from the bahamas after a fire on the royal caribbean's "grandeur of the seas" cruise ship canceled the trip for more than 2200 people on board. passengers will get refunds and money towards a future cruise if they're willing to go on another one. wolf, back to you. >> susan, ex

acord will be tried as an adult. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health.rritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >> 7258 making a look at the james lick. you can also see the top of the buildings are covered by fog this morning. we have a great start to the day. santa clara currently 59 degrees. a high today will be 74. >> an outbreak of swine flu has killed more than a dozen people in venezuela with another 250 people infected. that is according to local media and health officials. and as late as the government though has not confirm the numbers. most of the cases were in border states near columbia. you will recall, the swine flu also known as age 1 and one was a flu strain that went global in 2009, 2010 pandemic. the world health organization says more than 18,000 people were killed in that pandemic. >> and his study published by the ina journey the journal of obesity says babies born by caesarean section are more likely to be obese as adults compared t

he's 17-yearold, grant acord appeared in court yes by way of web cam.ording to court documents t d had written plans to place bombs throughout the school. they found explosive devices hidden under hisroom floor at home. he is being held on $2 million bail. martha: a family of a dying ten-year-old girl is now fighting federal organ donor rus that are preventing they are dates from getting a lung transplant. she may the doctors say only have weeks to live at this point from cystic fibrosis. she can only receive a donor lung after all the adult candidates have first had a chance. janet is her mother and joins us now by skype. janet, could morning. explain this to us if you could and thank you for being here. her number is 66 i terms of her ratiexplain how this works. >> okay. so patients over 12 are ranked on the severity of their illness. they put a lot o factors into it, and they are given what is called a lung allocation score. and the orgs are given out based on who is the sickist, it's basic triage medicine, the sickist patient is treated first. marth

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investigators say grant acord was planning a columbine-style attack at west albany high school. a search of his bedroom turned up multiple explosives hidden in a secret floor board compartment, that's according to police. the local district attorney says the suspect's plot was designed to be deadly. >> that includes preparation, that includes a written plan, that includes a diagram of the school, that includes all sorts of checklists, including a list of items that are needed to be able to execute this. >> albany superintendent released a statement saying the school has been searched and nothing suspicious has been found. students will return to classes tomorrow. >>> another cruise ship mishap. this time it's royal caribbean, says a fire on one of its ships has been put out. the grandeur of the seas ran into problems. it's now headed to freeport for evaluation. the cruise line fwootweeted no was hurt and the ship has full power. royal caribbean says the fire dw began in a mooring area. >>> some weird weather has put damper on a lot of memorial day plans. floodwaters and heavy sn

school, quote, in a columbine-style attack, has been officially charged in that case. 17-year-old grant acord, whose bail has been set at $2 million, will be traded as an adult. >>> a florida woman we've told you about charged in the shooting death of her boyfriend has been found not guilty. since the start of her trial 48-year-old caryn kelley has maintained her innocence, testifying that her boyfriend accidentally shot himself during a heated fight back in 2011 after he showed up at her house unannounced. >>> convicted murderer joran van der sloot is appealing to reduce his prison sentence. he is currently serving 28 years behind bars for the murder of a peruvian woman, stephany flores. he is engaged with a pregnant fiance says he wants to move on with his life. jenna: new fallout this morning involving the terror attack in benghazi where four americans were murdered. republican congressman darrell issa, the chairman of the house committee investigating attack, believes the state department is still withholding vital information and he has now issued subpoenas for 10 former and current stat

. >>> in oregon, 17-year-old grant acord will make his first court appearance today.le attack at west albany high school in oregon. the teen was arrested after police received a 911 tip that he was making a bomb with the intention of blowing up the school. extra police will be on hand at west albany and other oregon high schools. the prosecutor said police found six types of explosives and recovered napalm, pipe and drain cleaner bombs, as well as molotov cocktails from akord's bedroom. his family says he suffers from a rare form of obsessive compulsive disorder. >>> george zimmerman returns to court today for what could be the final hearing before his murder trial begins in two weeks. his attorneys are expected to ask for a delay today. they're also pressing the judge to allow jurors to visit the scene where zimmerman fatally shot trayvon martin last year. >>> new this morning, an army of about 700 firefighters getting ready to tackle a fast and furious wildfire in a national forest near santa barbara california. the fire started yesterday afternoon possibly at a cam