there are plenty of criminals in the bandidos. there are certain chapters that engage in a kind of minor crime. they you know run prostitution rings. they shake down strip joints. they deal methamphetamine. but these are not like the cartels on our border who are driving tons of drugs across the border into the united states. these are not guys, like the zetas that will cut you up in pieces and bury you in a shallow grave if you look at them the wrong way. they're basically guys that like the open road. they're drawn together in this perplexing fellowship of loyalists. one of the things that just completely shocked me when i first began to hang around the bandidos was the fact that they kissed each other on the lips as a greeting. these are very heterosexual men. they have more than one wives or girlfriends, who they call their old ladies and these women love being with them. they have on their belts and on their patches, pbol proud bandidos old lady. and you know they are very tough men. but they see each other at one of these fu

and i take a modest tempered view of who the bandidos are. there are plenty of criminals in the bandidos. there are certain chapters that run crimea. they shake down strip joints and deal methamphetamine but these are not like the cartels on the bonder who -- border who are driving tons of drugs over across the border in the united states and cutting you up in pieces and burying you in the ground if you look at them the wrong way. but they like the open road and they are droub together in -- drawn together in this perplexing fellowship of loyalists. one of the things that completely shocked me when i first began to hang around the bandidos was the fact that they kissed each other on the lips as a greeting. these are very heterosexual men and they have more than one wives or old ladies and they love to be with them porch bol, proud bandidos old lady and they are very tough man but they see each other at a funeral and they kiss ach other on the lip and say i love you, bother and it is a loyal ty a citizen, to us it is bewildering. >> and we wou

the bandidos are a tier two threat, the second most dangerous classification, as speculation grows as to what sparked the fight along with concerns by police more gang members could be headed to texas for retaliation. police are only say it started in a bathroom of the twin peaks restaurant. the bikers killed have not been identified at this point. the restaurant's national headquarters revoked the franchise rights late yesterday. nbc's charles hadlock joins me with more. let's first talk about the ongoing threats and concern more bikers could be headed that way. is that something that's on social media, is this a credible threat, what do we know? >> they were hearing intelligence there was a green light for other gang members to open fire on anyone in uniform, but now a new bulletin has been issued saying after interviewing more than 200 people associated with the gang after the shootings, they now say that the retaliation is against other gang members and not necessarily police. so they are backing away from that statement at the moment, tamron. >> at this point they believe this ga

the outlaws, sim tars cossacks bandidos. justice department calls them omgs, or organized motorcycle gangs. if you see them coming that other omg just might fit the bill. this 2002 brawl among rival gangs left three dead. the fight captured on casino surveillance cameras. maybe most shocking it was this the middle of harrah's casino in laughlin nevada after members of rival gangs hells angels and mongols tried to use the same entrance. even noncriminal motorcycle gangs have engaged in aggressive behavior. 2013 new york city when motorcyclist christopher cruz applied his brakes in front of alex lien's vehicle he bumped the motorcycle. when he stopped to help other motorcyclists began beating him with their helmets. terrified, he fled hitting two other motorcyclists until he was finally stopped. pulled from his suv and beaten while his wife and 2-year-old daughter watched on. nationwide there were about 500 large gangs with multiple chapters and some 2500 smaller organized motorcycle gangs. the fbi estimates in all some 44,000

the bandidos and the cossacks. >> the bandidos are the biggest motorcycle gang in texas and they don't allow other motorcycle gangs to enter that state. >> police said the fight was over a parking space. but falco doesn't think so. >> no i know what started it. i actually know. what happened is this club this motorcycle club in texas called the cossacks decided that they were big enough now to go ahead and wear the texas bottom rocker and basically tell the bandidos that they were ready for war against them. >> so this is a territorial fight? >> yes. it's all about their colors and the state bottom rocker. >> the bottom rocker is the name of the state worn on the jacket to indicate the territory they claim. while this is the worst violence the country has seen in years affiliated with biker gang this is surveillance video showing the chaos in a nevada casino as three people are killed in 2002. >> shots are being fired inside the hotel. people are being stabbed. >> rival gang members shoot it out, leaving the casino crowd dodging bullets. police forcing everyone to the ground as they so

many of the others part of the notorious bandido motorcycle club. >> in texas the bandidos are at theody wants to be at that top level. that's all this is. it's king of the hill. >> we're not like that. the '60s are long gone. >> reporter: with a faded swastika tattooed on his arm, a bandido member high up in rank says the police and the media have it all wrong. >> we didn't do nothing here. we are fighting for our rights. they're saying lies on tv and telling everybody that the bandidos are after police officers. that's never been. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department identifies the bandidos as one of the top two largest outlaw motorcycle gangs in america with at least 2,000 members in the u.s. and 13 other countries and the texas department of public safety still lists the bandidos as a tier two gang the second most dangerous classification. according to a law enforcement source preliminary information indicates that four of the bikers were shot and killed by police. though local law enforcement officials we've spoken to say they have yet to determine who is responsible for the

. >> hundreds of bikers from five rival gangs including the bandidos and the scimitar a braille breaks out from the restroom to the parking lot. bikers using brass knuckles, knives chains and guns. >> this is the most violent, gruesome scene i have dealt with. >> reporter: leaving nine dead and 18 injured. just feet away from families having lunch. a scene seemingly ripped straight out the viet crime drama "sons of anarchy." >> it was really scary. we didn't know if somebody was going to come back. they said some had guns. >> diners locked themselves in the freezer to escape the unfolding violence. >> i crawled back toward the freezers with a lot of waitresses and some other people there. >> we had wounded inside. we had people stabbed, we had people shot and beat. >> police say they were gathering for a biker night at twin peaks a chain known for good-looking waitresses. the restaurant advertising on facebook, ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. police expected trouble from the rivals and were already there when the violence erupted. >> i just heard gunshots just going off, prob

the bandidos were the big kid on the block. and they were approving who could run that texas rocker on the bottom of their patch. >> it seems like the police, they had tactical units on scene nearby. it seems like they were able to respond very quickly, and probably at least authorities believe helped save lives ultimately of any civilians who may have been injured. do you think this is going to continue? is this going to escalate, or given the public nature of this, are they going to try to cool things down? >> i think given the public nature, they are going to try to cool things down, they do a lot of stupid things but overall they're not that stupid especially when it comes to law enforcement. they're going to let it cool down but not necessarily let it go. anything might happen. the unfortunate thing, they're a small club, compared to the bannied os. -- bandidos. they're one of the biggest if not the biggest outlaw gang in the world right now, outlaw motorcycle gang in the world. so the cossacks would be less than smart to

bandidos play on that and see themselves as bad. it's a recruitment drive for the bandidos.o their a lure as the meanest of the heene. >> great point. great to have you on. thanks for your insight. >>> investigators don't know if anything struck amtrak 188 before it derailed and killed people last week. the possibility of a gunshot is ruled out. fbi agents performed forensic work on a fracture on the left side of the train's windshield. you see it circle there had. mean tile the national transportation safety board trying to figure out why the train accelerated before this crash. ntsb says it could be a year before they determine the kauchltzcause. in the meantime amtrak getting hit with more lawsuits. a conductor of the train is suing for damages. >>> another story we're following and watching is hillary clinton talking in iowa about the e-mail controversy dogging her presidential campaign. she fielded questions from the media and spoke about it on the campaign trail. francis back now tracking responses to our bing pulse question of the day and big one about the e-mail. >>

the bandidos biker gang is quote out for blood. that is the warning issued by the texas department of public safety. this is all in the wake of a shootout last weekend at the restaurant in waco texas that left nine dead and nearly 200 arrested. the bulletin warns law enforcement agency that bandidos and black widows motorcycle gangs ordered a hit against texas troopers and local police. the warning lists potential trouble spots in austin and el paso and san antonio. the group is looking for c-4 explosives and targeting high ranking law enforcement with car bombs. the bulletin is listed on information from an informant. coming the memorial day weekend, a popular time for motorcycle club gatherings police are taking the threat seriously. john and christine according to the bulletin gang members believe police shot their quote fellow brothers at this waco event. >> evan thanks so much. it is still not clear exactly what ignited that deadly shootout in waco. police recovered hundreds of weapons from the crime scene at the twin peaks re

the bandidos have between 2,000 and 2500 members and 93s u.s. chapters and 13 international chapters and i was just in australia last week haeg a police presentation in queensland about a huge issue they have with the bandidos. the gold coast of queensland -- >> in australia. >> and a series of laws that have been passed making it illegal to even belong to the bandidos, for three or more of them to be gathered wearing their biker jackets, their colors and a number of other things treating them as a serious organized crime group which we have in the country really before 9/11 all of the outlaw motorcycle gang were treated as organized crime groups. from the fbi standpoint that's tapered off a little bit, not completely but a little bit since 9/11 and atf has stood up greater operations against them with undercover operations and big investigations. >> tom fuentes, good analysis thanks very much. >>> still ahead, he's running for president of the united states. what would bernie sanders do about iraq if he were president. he's standing by live we'

notorious names like the cossacks and bandidos are spotted. jimmy graves is a member of the bandidos and part of a biker association. he says the meeting was meant to be friendly. >> "we didn't do nothing here. we're fighting for our rights. they're saying lies on tv saying bandidos are after police officers. that's never been." mary > > :but police fear gang members from across the country may travel to texas for vengeance and may target officers. >> "we would encourage biker groups to stand down there's been enough bloodshed, enough death here, we don't need additional death in the waco area." mary > > :i'm mary moloney reporting. >> pam :coming up. news that could help turn around california's severe drought. good samaritans come to the rescue. after a my kron four story shows the struggles of a little league hit several times by thieves. police say they need the publics help. a 70 -year old north bay man with demintia is missing. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the

the fbi says outlaw motorcycle gangs like the bandidos pose a serious domestic threat. distributing cocaine and marijuana involved in the production and distribution of methamphetamine. outlaw gangs like the bandidos the battle over drugs and turf. >> that gang is their religion. is it more important to them than anything else out there, and they challenging the bandidos' dominance with reports the gang was discussing an alliance with hells angels. the executive director of the midwest outlaw motorcycle gang tells the "the washington post" the shoot-out may have started because the cossacks, backed by the angels challenged the bandidos for control of texas. and the other bike gangs here that may have joined the battle because of anger over the recent shootings and killings carried out by bandidos members as well. as we saw you can definitely see the danger and see how deadly these groups can be. >> thank you so much. >>> next hour, we'll speak to an investigative journalist who has written on biker gangs and says among bad guys, they're the bad effort of the bad. >>> th

. >> reporter: john the bandidos biker gang is quote out for blood. that is a warning from the bulletin issued by the department of public safety in texas. this is after the shootout in waco texas that left nine dead and nearly 200 people arrested. the bulletin warns law enforce enforcement that bandidos and black widow gangers have ordered a hit on police. it is warning of trouble spots in austin and el paso and san antonio. the gang members are trying to obtain grenades and c-4 and targeting law enforcement with car bombs. with the coming memorial day weekend, a popular time for motorcycle club gatherings police are taking the threat seriously. john and christine according to the bulletin gang members believe police shot their fellow quote brothers at the waco event. >>> thank you, evan. it is not clear what ignited the deadly shootout in waco. police recovered knives and guns from the crime scene. there are reports of parking space dispute. a waitress at the restaurant tells cnn it is more complicated than that. >> contrary to what everyone is sayi

the leaders of the bandidos biker gang will attack one another. a member of the bandidos says the club is not violent. >> it is something we are concerned about. we would encourage biker groups to stand down. there has been enough bloodshed and death here. we don't need additional death. >> we are not a gang. we do not do gang things. they reading too many comic books and watching too many "b" rated biker movies. we are not thugs. when we find a thug in our bunch, we get rid of them. >> the bail is set at $1 million each. the brawl was mainly over territory that the bandidos don't allow the others to wear the texas insignia. the bulletin obtained of wfaa tv warns the violence of the two gangs. the twin peaks restaurant was warned of the danger but ignored the advice. we have the latest from waco with kyung lah. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. there is so much evidence that the processing of it and collection of it will spill over into a second day. this morning, a continuation of what we have been seeing. the police focusing on what they can col

can you give us background of the bandidos. are they like organized crime families, the elks, an organization somewhere in between the two? >> it's a mixture of different influences. there's organized crime element to most of these clubs. there's also a fraternal element. there's a lot of variability across local chapters. with bandidos, you're talking about a larger organization. they've been involved with organized crime net works. >> bandidos had a beef with the hell's angles. how often do we see violence of this kind committed by one of these gangs? >> this kind of violence is totally unprecedented. violence in a public area during the day, things like that. i can only think of one or two such incidents in american history, practically and the death toll here is much higher probably due to fire power but i'd let the police work that out. >> do you think we are seeing these gangs grow? have they been like this a long time or is it happenstance, or why are there so many in a small area? >> why there are so many there. i would

>> because i know a lot of them that i don't see them that way. >> jimmy graves is a bandido, a highel one at that. >> we have been stereotypes. >> they have been labelled a criminal organization and a serious domestic threat. >> they are not thugs. mainly when we find a thug in our bunch, we get rid of them. >> and the bandidos have made a push to get involved in charity and fundraising over the years. an attorney who represented bandidos say it is all in earnest. >> they do try to help people and the government can try to make it a sinister version to make them look bad, but they wanted to clean up their imth. they didn't want to look bad, but they don't think they are. >> the executive editor of texas monthly magazine who does done investigations of the bandidos and said the charity work is a major part of life for many motorcycle clubs like the one at the saloon. >> we start working with abused and neglected children. >> and we have to take care of our veterans. >> i ride with the tribe of judea motorcycle ministry. >> and those who judge them for being part of a motorcycle club.

and jay can tell you, the bandidos will roll out high priced attorneys.y will fight this vigorously and it hard to keep it. and don't be surprised if the top echelons are making that million-dollar bail. i would 46th gang members are already consolidating money to get the top ranking bandido lead ferries they are captured out of jail quickly. >> they have that much money, jay? >> they do. that kind of money to these international crime syndicates, the equivalent of a lost french fry in the bottom of a happy meal bag. they have money. they will fund their way out of this. >> police say they have heavy security around the restaurant and the city. listen to this. >> what are we doing to protect everybody here? layers of protection. numerous officers here. yes, there was a grown light put out on law enforcement from last night. we're aware of that threat and we have the appropriate response. >> what do you expect to see in the aftermath of all of this? >> i think it will get worse before it gets better. i think these gangs are high on testosterone. they're no

and there was an impression that they were making peace with the bandidos. they had been having problems and her goingthey were going to make peace. he said that they were sitting in the back outside the restaurant and just sitting on their bikes drinking beer waiting for the bandidos to show up. and they heard a commotion cossacks -- i mean the ban dedecember hadde bandidos had showed up and rab over one of the cossacks. so there was a commotion and jake jumped up to see what the commotion was about and me it about 40 foot and rounded a corner and shot in the neck and killed. >> so he wasn't armed? >> no. he didn't believe in guns. he got in many fights throughout his years, but he never needed a gun to protect himself. he always carried a pocketknife, but he used it you know, daily on things like cleaning his nails or you know. >> but if he didn't believe in guns and we're hearing today from waco police that they recovered 1,000 weapons and you're telling me that you thought that they were all going to make peace. why come youdo you need 1,000 -- >> they'r

>> well the bandidos are an international ore niced crime sent indicate they have an old-school mentalityowards the biker culture, thousands of members worldwide, and they are dangerous boys there's no doubt. >> and the police knew all about the bandidos, do they deserve some of the blame for the fact that there were reports that as many as 12 different cops were outside this restaurant before the shooting started? >> in my mind no the police presence was intended to dissuade the violence. a uniform presence was hoping to discourage what might happen. i think the cops there minimized like how far it could have expanded, and, you know, there's hundreds of bikers there who are firing guns at each other, sdab -- stabbing each other, and you have ten uniformed officers who are supposed to be in the middle of that and make sure it doesn't happen. in that world with those people with those bikers it doesn't work that way. >> how common is the mind set of most bikers to simply ignore what the police might be doing, and focus instead on their endmys in front of them for whatever think mission is

pedro: la guerra de vietnam fue el inicio del grupo de motorizados de bandidos, una organizaciÓn quedomingo alcanzaron notoriedad nacional, cuando una balacera en waco, texas, dejÓ nueve muertos, 18 heridos y cientos de personas presas con mÁs. >> no eran gente de aquÍ. >> no se estereotipa, no somos mafiosos, y si encontramos uno en el grupo lo sacamos. pedro: es el grupo dominante en texas, y considera ese estado su territorio, y por ende pide dinero a otras pandillas. de bandidos objetan tambiÉn que hayan agregado un parche con el mapa de texas sus chaquetas. >> ese tipo de violencia es innecesaria y pone a nuestros residentes en riesgo. pedimos que por favor se detengan. pedro: las autoridades han revelado las identidades de tres hispanos que serÍan miembros de la famosa pandilla. todos permanecen detenidos, por ahora. aÚn cuando los cadÁveres siguen bajo investigaciÓn forense, la incertidumbre es que incidentes se registran en los funerales, ya que histÓricamente estÁn acompaÑados por cientos de motociclistas que podrÍan estar susceptibles por el sangriento hecho ocurrido el dom

bandidos.ert welcome. >> thank you. >> so you have defended he's bikers before. and when you hear the details about where the weapons were hidden and the 1,000 weapons recovered and the shear numbers of people who is been booked have you ever seen anything quite like this before? >> i represented the hell's angels from a shooting that occurred this 2002 and in that case 45 individuals were charged. i have never seen a prosecution this large, however. i'm sure this is making history. >> and because it probably is making history and i've read a lot about what you defended back with hell's angels you said because of the mass incarceration, a lot of these guys will probably end up walking. why is that? >> government overreach. they're buying ingbuy biting off more than they can chew. irregardless what have we should hear, they generally like it make things black anded white and there is always a second side to every story. >> i hear on you that but when you go back to what happened on sunday and yo

they're saying lies on tv saying bandidos are after police officers. that's never been." >> reporter:but police fear gang members from across the country may travel to texas for vengeance and may target officers. >>: "we would encourage biker groups to stand down, there's been enough bloodshed, enough death here, we don't need additional death in the waco area." >> reporter:i'm mary moloney reporting. >> pam: plus a drug operation busted at a local airport of the airport workers were able to transport drugs across the country. and next, some forecasters are thinking the return of and manual may be upon us. elmino >> reporter: weather coming up after the break! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pam: as kelli san drought continues, there is some hope elan no fan in the pacific ocean to bring that needed when this coming winter. this afternoon charles clifford spoke with a bay area and your relatives about exactly what is happening and the conditions. when >> reporter: struck el nino could be the news for bone dry california. >> particularly making more grain than normal. all the

. >>> por su parte el lÍder de bandidos se pronunciÓ para contradecir a las autoridades. >>> (hablanacuerdo al departamento de justicia de estados unidos los bandidos son la banda de motociclistas mÁs grande y fuerte en texas, se disputan los territorios con los coxas, en el oeste dominan otros y los (nombre en inglÉs) tienen presencia en el centro y sur, los pegans controlan el este del paÍs. >>> para para finalizar un dato sorprendente, se conociÓ hoy que tres arrestados salieron en libertad bajo fianza pagando mucho menos que el millÓn de dÓlares que estableciÓ las autoridades autoridades, se habla de volver a arrestarlos, en la escala de los 170 que estÁn en prisiÓn. es todo de mi parte, regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> gracias, gran consternaciÓn por el homicidio de una pareja su hijito y una empleada domÉstica una mujer salvadoreÑa en washington dc, se cree que Él o los asesinos los mantuvieron secuestrados un dÍa entero los mataron y prendieron fuego a la mansiÓn. liliana con mÁs detalles de lo que se sabe. >>> efectivamente la residencia en en mis espaldas estÁ en un vecin

it's been a long issue between bandidos and kosiks for a while.raise adlittle attention because it was one of those, everyone was supposed to show up but you don't know who's going to actually show. >> she's saying it was trouble coming she saw it. >> don, let me jump in -- >> let's let mr. wigger's attorney speak. >> in the cases i've handled that involved motorcycle clubs, it's not easy to say which has influenced what in these cases and it has been a tactic of prosecutors to put out information that ultimately in a court of law cannot be proven. and i would say to people that what happened in that parking lot, may very well be the result of disputes between rival motorcycle clubs and members on a personal basis and i think that da is going to have a big task on his hands when he goes to handle 170 cases. that's 170 potential court appointed lawyers, motorcycle club members don't make a lot of money. that's 170 discovery packages going out to lawyers, grand jury indictments. they need to sort through this and get proper information. i think the

as ever. >> the bandidos are an international organized crime syndicate. these events that we saw yesterday in texas, they happen all the time with these guys. >> reporter: tonight with motorcycle gangs vowing retaliation, police say their officers have now become targets so they have stepped up patrols. officers have been critical of the restaurant management here saying they were warned of the potential of violence and did nothing to stop it. management said they were working with police, but the franchise owner, the corporate owner seems to agree stripping the franchise of the franchise title is. >> miguel, thank you. >>> tonight, as amtrak resumes full service up and down the northeaster corridor for the first time since the deadly derailment in philadelphia, there are new turns in the investigation. the feds weighing in on the theory that something may have struck the train moments before disaster. nbc's tom costello has late details. tom? >> hi, lester, good evening. the key questions are why was the train speeding, and was it along with two other tr

. >> we did some digging the find out who the bandidos are. the justice department features them on the list of outlaw motorcycle gangs. the feds say the bandidos involved drug trafficking with 900 members. and one journalist says the bandidos see the hells angels as quote, too nice. texas officials say they're constantly monitoring biker gangs and the violence dates back to at least the 1970s. i'm pat lawson-muse. back to you. >> thank you. the future of reston national golf course before fairfax county court. the reston association is appeal appealing last month's decision by the zoning appeals to open the golf course to development. the association wants to ensure the area remains green space. a few days ago we asked reston's planner what he thinks should be done with the area where the golf course is now. >> it's ees's going to be a golf course as far as i'm concerned but if it's no longer a golf course, it should be a park. >> simon says he can't imagine residents accepting the loss of the green space and the appeal the association noted

what the warning also says is officers' family members could be at risk as members of the bandidos andy, they say, seek retaliation for sunday's shootout in waco that left nine bikers dead. four of those bikers were killed by police. let's go to cnn's alina machado. when you look at this, some are critical of this information. they say, how realistic of a threat is that really? where is it coming from, and how seriously are the authorities taking it? >> reporter: well poppy, authorities are definitely taking it seriously in light of what happened over the weekend in waco. the bulletin is based on unsubstantiated information from an informant who claims to have obtained it from members of the bandidos and another group called the black widows. you know the texas department of public safety issued this warning, saying they believe some members of the bandidos were actually giving the group grenades and c-4 explosives to retaliate against police for what happened in waco texas, over the weekend. i want you to listen to what the waco police department has to say about this new threat. >> t

the bandidos gang apparently say this is part of texas and took offense to the cossachs wearing a texas patch. do you believe that? >> i believe that. territory is extremely important. anybody that's claiming a state they're claiming what goes on in that state. they're claiming ownership of it. and texas has always been a red and gold state. it's always been bandido controlled and for a group like the cossacks to step up to them it's basically like a slap in the face to them saying we don't respect you. we're equal to you and we are as much entitled to this state as you are. >> you guys heard billy say that he doesn't believe there's going to be anymore violence like there was, that no one will be shooting at police officers and so on. do you guys agree with that? >> i agree with that. i don't think these guys are that stupid to do that. terry? >> i agree that you won't see overt, in my opinion, violence. but you've got to understand it. there are people who will try to curry favor with these gangs that will do something violence and try to use that to step into the gang or step up in t

they are on alert for the annual they're attracting 20,000 bikers and the bandidos have been no to free of that event. the california farmers what the state is saying tonight + look at how east bay fire station closure i haven't a major affect on firefighters response time what it may take weeks before you will know if your car is affected by a major air bag recall. >>reporter: right here they say the crime happened last night on the north side of the creek have that is an room apart just west of the of you from drive he appeared behind the woman wrapped his arms around her to start rubbing her thighs she fought back the guy took off the california drought continues a group of farmers near sacramento and has the with the plan to voluntarily reduce their what to use. >>reporter: the regulators in sacramento have ordered the water rights holders to reduce or stop their copy of water on the seine walking river in a press regulators of going to reject that offer their reduce the water used in mandate they expected to go on friday is the beginning of a series of mandates to requires senior h

officials issuing a bulletin saying members of the bandidos are looking to retaliate against troopers and other officials possibly with car bombs. >> reporter: carol, this new threat warns of possible plots targeting high ranking law enforcement officials with car bombs and it even mentioned possibly targeting their families. the texas department of public safety issued a warning saying that certain bandidos members are giving the group c-4 explosives and grenades to be used to retaliate against police for the deadly shootout that happened here over the weekend. the bulletin does name some specific locations namely the mclean county jail in waco and several cities in texas, houston, el paso and austin to name a few. the bulletin is based on unsubstantiated information from an informant who claims to have obtained it from the bandidos and another group called the black widows. police here in waco texas, say they are aware of this new threat. they have already been on alert following the shooting. what they would not say is what if anything they will be doing differently to protect them

worth bar and beating at a toys for tots drive, both involve the bandidos and a rival gang. jay dobbins, retired alcohol, tobacco and firearms agent who infiltrated hells angels says violence stems from territory control to the so-called colors on gang vests. >> these gangs, their club their patch, their organization their brotherhood, it's their religion, and they will fight for it and kill for it and die for it. >> reporter: sunday's shooting apparently happened after the cossacks showed up here wearing texas on their vests, and this is bandidos territory. law enforcement officers had been trying to get the twin peaks restaurant to not host biker events. all along they feared there would be problems. >> thank you. >>> ntsb investigators say this morning there is no evidence that windshield of amtrak train 188 was hit by gunfire before it derailed killing eight. experts won't rule out the possibility it was hit by another object. officials don't know why the train was going more than 100 miles per hour before it crashed in philadelphia. at least four survivors filed a feder

>> especially in the bandidos. they just don't -- that's just -- that would be my opinion.much focus on this right now out there. i know in my experience, when emotions are really high, then people will be running around with their pants on fire, but it will calm down a bit. >> that's when the trouble will be bigger? >> well, there's always that possibility, that they're going to seek revenge. i mean they're very violent organizations. that may be very well what happens. >> what are the odds that there is some undercover activity that is already underway? was already under way? and that there may have been undercover agents present for what happened yesterday? >> i suspect that there was. >> you do. >> i can't say there was, but absolutely i suspect there was, absolutely, yes. >> so maybe this fear that the witness intimidation issue, which would be a problem for prosecutors, may not be as big of a a problem if you have guys on the right side of the law prepared to tell all, testify and effectively give interviews with as much information as you could possibly want? >> sure

april 7th, the fbi learning of a plan by some bandidos to start a biker war. and sunday, that massive melee at twin peaks. innocent families caught in the crossfire. 170 gang members now under arrest. waco police are holding them, some of texas' most feared bikers, here inside this jail. and they've had to bring in extra guards and security to help keep these sworn enemies separated. police here on high alert. >> in the gang world, violence usually condones more violence. is this over? most likely not. >> reporter: david, police telling us tonight, they are still finding weapons out here and many of those weapons are high-powered firearms. david? >> phillip mena with us tonight from texas. phillip, thank you. >>> overseas and to iraq this evening. that stronghold city of ramadi, seized by isis and take a look at the disturbing images coming in. it was last night, we showed you those iraqi fighters, those crowded trucks, fleeing the city before it fell. and tonight, this. these are the iraqi fighters who were left behind, racing to be airlifted to safety. abc's

take pkg ;01 ;10 01;00 pkg sam antar se autodescribe como un estafador retirado, y un bandido amable,es y federales a combatir el fraude. pero advierte que su instinto de engaar no ha cambiado. sot sam antar, 11105 the only reason i'm sitting here today doing an interview is because i got caught, if i didn't caughti'd still be dng it todaybigger and better than fe. la unica razon que estoy aqui sento haciendo ta entrevta es porque me detuvieron. si no fuera atrapado, estaria ciendo mismo, mas grande y mejor que antes. con eso dicho, antar ofrece consejos de un criminal profesional para que los consumidores se protejan. sot sam antar, 11002 never give away your trust, don't trust just verify, nunca entregue/regale su confianza, no confie -- verifique! si algo no loce sentir bien, retirese, confie en sus instintos. jamas debe confiar en alguien porque comparte su misma raza, religion o identidad etnica y recuerde que las sonrisas son peligrosas. el ex fiscal federal, steve lee, dice que muchos consumidores creen falsamente que son demasiado inteligentes para ser victimas de una estafa.

you do not have to be a criminal to be a bandido.tion. >> so how would you describe this group, the bandidos? >> any club that wears a 1% don, which the bandidos do is likely to contain people who have a police record. it's likely to have an ongoing record of some involvement in crime. on the other hand the club itself usually takes precautions to distance itself as an organization from crime, so the way i would put it is you have a group of people who many of whom have a proclivity in that collection, a strong proclivity in some cases, but at the same time you have a club or organization that takes the line that we just heard. >> so what is there -- what do they do what's their reason to enter these clubs, what do they hope to gain from being in these clubs? >> camaraderie, excitement and networking. these clubs, there's a lot of adrenaline. they are very often in a -- they are pretty much always in a constant war state. they have enemies all over the world, and they watch them their enemies watch -- they watch each other. they are

and the bandidos felt like the cossacks were coming after them.to have no more of it. and the cossacks showed up at this restaurant in waco. and they decided to do a confrontation. and the shootout began. >> and that's what happened. skip hollandsworth, i appreciate your insight. i tell you a middle-aged gal with a metro car does not understand this. so your insight and research and article has shed a lot of light on it. thanks for joining us on "new day." >> thanks a lot. >>> we're following a whole lot of news. let's get right to it. >>> the larges auto recall in u.s. history, 34 million vehicles almost a dozen car companies. >> the best thing customer ks do right now is to reach out to their dealership. >> "the wall street journal" reporting that when clinton was secretary of state her staff scrutinized, sometimes even blocked the release of politically sensitive documents. >> i want those e-mails out. >> isis is moving ahead in places far beyond iraq and syria. >> the president's plan is it working? >> the fall of ramadi is a big deal. >> you'

y en ese tiempo que estÁbamos nosotros a pesar de lo bandidos que Éramos, habÍa una lÍnea de respeto.uyendo a la llamada con jesucristro sÍ se puede del pastor sierra. [imÁgenes] >> Él dice que continuarÁ orando por todos aquellos que pertenecen a grupos del crimen organizado para que se conviertan de criminales a cristianos. mÓnica navarro, univisiÓn. >> aunque usted se imagine que son muchos los celulares que hay sÓlo en los estados unidos, los nÚmeros le dan la proporciÓn. hay mÁs mÓviles que habitantes en este paÍs. todo el mundo tiene por lo menos uno. lo que pocos comprendes es que como nos dice marÍa antonieta es que el celular es como estar con el enemigo en casa. [mÚsica] >> el detective privado sabe que la investigaciÓn el campo hoy tiene un gran aliado. >> el telÉfono puede ser el enemigo mÁs grande que puede tener la persona. gracias a la tecnologÍa. >> de la tecnologÍa toman ventaja hombres y mujeres con dudas de infidelidad. tambiÉn padres de adolescentes descarliados. >> podemos localizar y monitorear desde tu propia casa, de tu propio pelÉfono. >> imÁgenes que localiza

integrantes de la pandilla bandidos estarÍan suministrando granadas y explosivos a su grupo.go. >> la muerte de un inmigrante indocumentado al interior de un centro de detenciÓn en arizona genera cuestionamientos sobre el sistema de atenciÓn mÉdica en estos lugares de reclusiÓn. aunque las autoridades aseguran que muriÓ de causas naturales, organismos defensores de los derechos civiles advierten que pudo haberse prevenido. >> ais informÓ mediante un comunicado que un inmigrante muriÓ en el centro de detenciÓn en arizona. la vÍctma de origen mexicano fue identificado como josÉ de jesÚs de 31 aÑos de eedad. segÚn el reporte, personal del centro lo encontrÓ sin signos vitales el miÉrcoles por la tarde. >> tenemos noticias que fue detenido y que se estaban haciendo rondines de vigilancia porque estaba en un centro de detenciÓn y que notaron simplemente falta de signos vitales. entonces, al parecer se trata de un deceso por causas naturales. >> ais tomÓ custodia el pasado 18 de mayo tres dÍas despuÉs de haber sido arrestado por agentes de aduanas. la detenciÓn se hizo luego que en

they appear to include members of the notorious bandidos, scimitars and cossacks biker gangs.video shows the violence unfolding. violence starting in the restroom quickly spilling out into the parking lot. the bikers using brass knuckles, knives, chains, clubs, and guns. >> 170 individuals have been charged with engaging in organized crime in reference to a capital murder case at twin peaks. >> reporter: cops lining up the gang members on the curb loading them into buses and squad cars. each gang member being held on a $1 million bond. investigators were still processing the crime scene monday gathering evidence with snipers on the lookout. are you worried at all about possible retaliation? >> it's certainly something that we're aware of. >> reporter: edward winterhalder live was a member of the feared bandidos for six years. >> they lost something in their childhood, and in the motorcycle gang, they find the sense of family they never had. >> reporter: he's written ten books on biker culture. he says for bikers, territory is everything. >> i think the potential for more viole

. >> edward former member of the bandidos biker gang and author. thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> a marine has died in a fiery aircraft crash. it happened near honolulu, hawai'i. the military said that the osprey was performing maneuvers when it came down. 24 other people on the aircraft were hospitalized. >>> the pentagon said another soldiers hurt in another humvee crash has died. the 35-year-old was one of four service members in a humvee at the back of a convoy on may 1st. the police say they were hit by a car that was trying to pass them. the collision sent the humvee off the road and into a tree. it comes weeks after others died from injuries. >>> new report criticizes how the u.s. military landelled sexual assault claims. those who report the crime often face retaliation and little is done against wrongdoers and hold them accountable. only 15% of suspects were court-martialed. >>> the white house said it will no longer allow local applies to buy military-style equipment from federal government. president obama spelled out restrictions. it stirred controver