when they saw the vehicle, this stolen 18-wheeler took a hard right turn and went into the dps brenham office. >> the suspect was backing the vehicle up and with the intent of going into it again, up, and with the intent of going into it again, our fire chief mentioned that if he had veered a little bit to the left the second time, there would have been a collapse of that building. >> and priscilla joining us from the scene of the crash. what are you seeing there, and where does the investigation stand right now, priscilla? >> reporter: lester, moments ago a truck arrived to tow that 18-wheeler away. as you can see, investigators are still on the scene here being led by the texas rangers as tonight the suspect remains in custody facing multiple felony charges. lester. >> priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> and former president trump saying he'll testify at his hush money trial that begins monday, all as he met at mar-a-lago with house speaker mike johnson, who faces a threat to remove him from that job. gabe gutierrez was there. >> reporter: tonight, on the eve of his manhattan hush mon

brenham, texas, is a relatively small community.76 miles or so to the south, i'm sorry, to the northwest of houston, so the office itself you can see from the aerial picture is not that big. at any given time was probably not packed with people as, say, an office in the dallas-fort worth area or another major metro area would be but we are following these details as very fluid at this hour. >> sandra: the driver in custody officials say three people critically injured. this is according to local fox website. one of them was transported to the hospital as you mentioned by life flight. they were not texas dps personnel. so hopefully we get an update on the condition of those folks soon, john. >> i'm wondering how the truck is where it is when it was actually inside of the building. i'm not sure if somebody backed it out? maybe if it still has the ability to do that or something hold it out but no tow truck. casey, keep working or services we will get back to. >> yes we will get back to. >> sandra: rights outside a park in new york cit

the stolen 18-wheeler took a hard right turn and went into the dps brenham office. >> reporter: three of the critically wounded airlifted for medical treatment. >> we got two critical trauma patients here on the ground waiting on aircraft. so we'd like to try to turn this pretty quickly. >> reporter: the suspect, 42-year-old clenard parker, was arrested at the scene. police say he had been denied a commercial driver's license at the dps location just yesterday. >> while he was there, the driver's license staff advised parker that he was not eligible to renew his commercial driver's license. >> reporter: officials tell us police stopped parker before he could take the building down. >> they said he was trying to drive back into the building? >> he backed it out. where you see it now, he had backed it up and was getting ready to go back in a second time. >> reporter: whit, those working at government buildings across the country have already been in a heightened state of vigilance over the risk of terrorism. but officials here in texas have given no indication that today's incident was

after he had been denied a commercial drivers license the day before. >> he didn't come to the dps brenhamercial drivers license. and while he was there the driver license staff advised parker that he was not eligible to renew his commercial drivers license. >> texas state senator released a statement that says in part i'm quoting here this deliberate heinous act as a reminder that is done by our law enforcement and licensing agencies that work to provide public safety and services. the texas rangers now investigating and the fire chief told the mayor who just announced and the press conference saying that they were told if the driver would've feared a little bit to the left into the building a second time the whole thing would've collapsed. >> neil: scary stuff. thank you. speaking of scary we have heard reports and now fox can confirm that an afghan national link to a terrorism watch list was released twice and back in custody now but how the heck could it happen in the first place? the former u.s. border patrol chief, what happened here? >> it begs a lot of questions. thank you for invi

authorities say he had been there the previous day. >> parker did come to the dps brenham office yesterdayoximately 3:00 or 4:00 p.m., where he was denied his commercial driver's license. >> reporter: the mayor said it could have been even worse had parker not been pulled out of the driver's seat and put in handcuffs by law enforcement. >> had it not been for their quick action, as you can see across the street, the suspect was backing the vehicle up and with the intent of going into it again. >> reporter: tonight, the state's texas rangers have launched a criminal investigation. >> what we've seen today was an act of violence. we will prosecute this person to the full extent of the law. because this will not be tolerated. >> reporter: and a suspect is facing multiple felony offenses, including serious bodily injury. he is being held at the washington county jail tonight without bond. norah? >> norah: katiera winfrey, thank you so much. much of the world is on alert tonight for an imminent attack on israel by iran. president biden tonight has a simple one-word warning for the iranians: don

. >> reporter: tense moments tonight after 42-year-old clenard park or of brenham,.arrested at the scene. >> stolen 18-wheeler earlier. he was being chased by a deputy and ran into our building. we had several people that were injured and one is deceased at this time. >> reporter: the truck was carrying a heavy load of rebar steel reinforcement when parker slammed it is the building were various licensing resources are provided. authorities say he had been there the previous day. >> parker did come to the dps brenham office yesterday to proximally 3:00 or 4:00 p.m., where he was denied his commercial driver's license. >> reporter: the mayor said it could have been even worse had parker not been pulled out of the driver's seat and put in handcuffs by law enforcement. >> had it not been for their quick action, as you can see across the street, the suspect was backing the vehicle up with the intent of going into it again. >> reporter: tonight, the state's texas rangers have launched a criminal investigation. >> what we have seen today was an act of violence. we will pro

we have priscilla thompson on the scene in brenham, texas. priscilla, what are they saying about his possible motive? >> reporter: laura, good morning. the gaping hole in the building behind me has been boarded up and investigators say this was an intentional act and related to why the man was in the building thursday, the day before this happened. this morning, we are learning more about who the suspect was from family members. deadly moments in texas. >> crashing the vehicle. >> reporter: after officials say this stolen tractor-trailer plowed into the public safety building tearing through the brick wall. >> there is entrapment in the building. >> reporter: six people rushed to the hospital. one died and two are in critical condition. >> we need multiple ambulances. >> reporter: the suspect, clenard parker, is in custody. >> parker did come to the brenham office at 3:00 p.m. where he was denied his commercial driver's license. >> reporter: the crash occurred on friday afternoon after the truck was stolen. >> intentional act. >> reporter: in

police say clenard parker rammed a big rig through the wall of this building in brenham, texas, one dayer being denied a commercial driving license there. one person was killed and a dozen injured. tonight, nearly 30 years after the so called trial of the century, the death of o.j. simpson this week is prompting new questions about his life and his estate. cbs's elise preston is in los angeles with more. elise, good evening. >> reporter: weijia, good evening to you. that legacy is one of many twists and turns. at its heart, the shining image of a sports and cultural icon, tarnished in 1994, when simpson's former wife, nicole, and her friend ron goldman were brutally murdered. >> orenthal james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder. >> after a majority black jury acquitted o.j. simpson, a majority white jury would find him liable in the wrongful death civil trial two years later. he was ordered to pay the goldman and brown families more than $33 million. the lion's share of the sum has never been paid, and goldman's attorneys now say the amount owed with interest is more than 100 mi

>> john: strange afternoon in brenham, texas.keting cost of home insurance just another pricey headache homeowners are facing. new data shows home insurance is out more than 400%, not 4%, 400% compared to last year. joining me what is behind this rise in premiums because i got my new premiums earlier this year and they wanted double. >> it may be 400% for some people but it's on average 4%. it may not seem like a lot but that's on top of double digit percentage increased last year. >> i was going to say. >> people like yourself may be paying more. >> for me it was 100%. >> two main reasons number one's cost of repairs and the materials needed to do them those prices are going up and there are more claims because of more and more severe natural disasters like hurricanes, wildfires, and the like, and the bad news is premiums are probably going to keep rising. insurance comparison platform says homeowners insurance is on track to climb 6% by the end of the year hitting more than $2500 on average. fannie mae says nearly one in ten in

. >> desde brenham, texas, jairo gallego, noticias telemundo. >> la camara de representantes aprobo hoyrenovacion de un programa del fbi contra el terrorismo que desde 1978 permite vigilar a extranjeros sin una orden de allanamiento. >> estoy revisando comunicaciones electronicas como mensajes y correos, numeros telefonicos y registros de negocios. >> la extension de fisa como se conoce y que ahora pasa al senado, reduce el plazo del programa de cinco a dos anos. >> esta es una noticia que aqui hemos seguido con atencion mu de cerca. >> estados unidos esta movilizando recursos militares en el medio oriente y cerca de israel, anticipando posibles ataques de iran. >> segun funcionarios estadounidenses, las fuerzas ya se encuentran desplazadas en la region. >> solo se estan moviendo para estar en mejor posicion para defender los intereses de israel y de estados unidos iran acuso a israel de atacar su consulado en damasco, siria, el primero de abril. >> y aqui le hemos contado la historia de keiler, el nino d cuatro anos que cruzo el darien sobre los hombros de otro migrante. >> noticias te

streets like installing those bike lane markers and transforming final 3 ways in the suburbs like brenham lane, which used to have 6 lanes now for and better protected bike lanes. one death one too many when it comes to our roadways, people should feel safe. san jose mayor matt mahan says the projects are improving streets slowly, but surely infrastructure projects are expensive and then the staff and actually carry them out there says he wants to hire more police officers, 4 enforcement and even the potential addition of security camera automatically issue first a warning. and then after the first 6 months a ticket, max says the city should not only focus on police staffing, but the design of the roads themselves. and so we need again to have a design, a design, our streets. >> that encourages people and forces people to behave better. >> now there is some funding meant to improve can road that's in east side. san jose and another statistically dangerous road in the city of meantime, the mayor says those security cameras could be added into the budget the summer if city council approves

this was the scene at the texas department of public safety in brenham. that's about 90 miles from austin. the driver, who's 42 years old, was arrested. police say he was. the crash may have been deliberate. authorities say the man was told he wasn't able to renew his commercial driver's license yesterday. they say he returned to the office today and plowed the big red tractor trailer right into the building. >> this is a sad day for dps and for all the people that were involved. uh- all the customers that we had in our building today. uh- for today's incident, other counties, authorities are still investigating at the scene . >> coming up, a south bay entertainment destination fed up from dealing with repeated burglaries, we'll hear from the founder of the guild house about the latest break in the news at five a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it w

this happened in brenham, texas. it's about 75 miles outside houston, according to authorities. the man had gone to the office yesterday to renew his commercial driver's license, but was rejected. he was trying to get away from pursuing sheriff's deputies at the time of the crash, and seemed to have been backing up with the intent of ramming the building a second time. >> we will prosecute this person to the full extent of the law because this will not be tolerated, not in my hometown town and not in our home state. >> authorities say the suspect faces multiple charges. he has a criminal record going back to 1999, including criminal trespass, arson and illegal weapons possession. >> former president donald trump and house speaker mike johnson are urging lawmakers to support a bill that would prevent noncitizens from voting. speaker johnson and the republican presidential candidate addressed the issue during a news conference in palm beach. critics say the bill is redundant. it's already illegal for non-citizens to vote in federal elections, and people who register are already re

the 18-wheeler left a hole in the side of the building in brenham, texas, about 75 miles west of houstoner was taken into custody. authorities say the 42-year-old's renewal for a commerical driver's license had been rejected at the facility. on wall street today, stocks closed sharply lower to end the week amid ongoing inflation worries. the dow jones industrial average dropped 475 points to close below 38,000. the nasdaq lost 267 points. the s&p 500 gave back 75. still to come on the "newshour." david brooks and ruth marcus weigh in on this week's political headlines. and we remember our co-founder and longtime co-anchor robert macneil. ♪ >> this is the pbs from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: on monday, for the first time in american history, a former president will be tried in a court of law. it follows the judge in donald trump's new york hush money trial, again denying his request for a delay. mr. trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records to prevent news of an alleged ex

out of texas where an 18 wheeler has crashed into the department of public safety headquarters in brenhams that three people are in critical condition, four others suffered serious injuries. at this point, though, we don't know what caused the crash. we'll give you any updates as we get them. >>> in just a few hours, we expect the former interpreter for one of major league baseball's biggest stars to turn himself into authorities, charged with stealing $16 million from shohei ohtani's account. nbc's liz kreutz is following this for us. what happens today, liz, in court, and what are the next steps? >> reporter: hey, chris, yeah, from what we understand, mizuhara has turned himself into authorities, he is currently in federal occurred and will have his first court appearance in a few hours in los angeles in federal court. we do not know whether or not he will enter a plea. often times they will set the next court appearance where that might happen. it's possible he could. we are also expecting he will be released on bail, but we do have some indications about kind of what's next based on t

this is happening in brenham, texas, multiple people are believed to be seriously hurt.iefed on the incident. the suspect was denied a commercial driver's license at the same office yesterday. nbc news has not been able to independently verify that. >>> a teenage boy who was shot multiple times in the head after he says he accidentally rang the wrong doorbell is now speaking out. >> his name is ralph yarl, he spoke exclusively with antonia hylton how his life has changed in the year since the traumatic shooting. antonia joins us now. why is he choosing to speak out at this moment? >> ralph wants people to remember, not just his story, but that many children in america are affected by gun violence. and he really wants us to do something about it, frankly, and his hope is that when you see his story and you see how difficult this recovery has been for him, that you'll think of all those children, and maybe take action. take a look. one year ago ralph yarl was just 16 years old, loved nature walks with family, jumping on trampolines and playing in his high school ba y. that

it happened in the town of brenham, which is about 75 miles west of houston, according to the texas departmenteople were injured. debris can be seen scattered out front near a gaping hole in the entrance of that building. authorities say the driver intentionally crashed into the building. new at noon the house of representatives today passed a controversial bill reauthorizing a government surveillance program. >> the bill provides sweeping reforms to the program without including broad restrictions on how the fbi uses its search for americans data. it would permit the government to collect information without a warrant from communications of non-americans located outside the country. the bill was approved 273 to 147 now goes to the senate, where its future is uncertain. the program is set to expire april 19th unless congress acts. thousands of people are without power across the eastern united states as severe storms slammed that region. this comes days after the system tore through the south. fox's tanya powers has more. >> an hour of rain just turned into the whole city. kind of flooding. >>

investigators say the stolen big rig crashed into a department of public safety office in brenham, texasround 11 this morning. the driver of the truck was being chased by sheriff's deputies. at the time. the suspect cluttered parker was at the same time was at the same dps office yesterday, where he was denied a chance to renew his commercial driver's license, saying he wasn't eligible. no word on why he was denied. >> there are new questions about what will happen with o.j. simpson's estate following his death from cancer. he died without having paid most of the $38.5 million wrongful death judgment to the families of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. his estate is likely to go to the court, probate process. the brown and goldman families could be at the front of the line to get paid from whatever simpson left behind, according to a court filing. o.j. claimed to have an estimated net worth of more than $10 billion prior to his death. >> o.j. simpson's notorious white ford bronco is on display in a museum in tennessee, decades after the car was seen speeding d