because, again, it's easy for the government to stand up and say, bruce ivins killed himself and is the. here's the evidence we have of his guilt. and not have to produce any exculpatory evidence. had this case gone to trial, there's a supreme court case called brady vs. maryland that requires the government to produce to the defense the exculpatory evidence in the case. so far, congress, nor the american people, have seen any of the exculpatory evidence in the case. >> richmond lambert, we'll follow the suit. thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> it's been exactly five years now since the deep water horizon disaster. that's the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. we watched as the fire burned for hours and hours and days and weeks and months leading to the worst offshore oil spill in the history of this nation. five years later you see the bp commercials, everything is great. right? we'll head to louisiana for a live report. that's next. does all greek yogurt have to be thick? does it all have to be the same? not with new light and fluffy yoplait greek 100 whips! let's whip up the rules

he says the agency held back evidence that questioned whether army scientist bruce ivins was actually responsible for what happened. ivins killed himself seven years ago and the fbi says it doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> it is now 4:36. today members of congress and holocaust survivors will meet in the capitol to remember the holocaust. it's holocaust remembrance day today, it's observed on the same day as the warsaw ghetto uprising in 1943. 6 million jews were killed by the nazis. and maryland communities met this past sunday. >>> today virginia will observe a moment of silence, the statewide silence will take place at 9:43 this morning. it marks eight years since the deadly shootings at virginia tech. there will be remembrance events on campus including tributes and exhibits. it will include a 3.2 mile run to honor each life lost. >>> an ethics reform vote delayed. virginia lawmakers will meet tomorrow to rework a bill that limits gifts they can receive from lobbyists. they say the bill as it's written now could mean a $100 lifetime limit in gifts. i hope you followed th

army scientist bruce ivins killed himself in 2008 as prosecutors prepared to charge him with murder. anthrax-filled letters killed five people and made 17 others sick in 2001. richard lampert has filed a civil lawsuit saying the fbi is hiding evidence that casts doubt on whether ivins sent the letters. the fbi says it does not comment on pending litigation. >>> a man convicted of preying on other men he met at beer pong tournaments will live out his life in jail. joey poindexter was sentenced to 150 years in prison today. e men over the past decade. but prosecutors believe there may be as many as 20 other victims. based on video and photos poindexter recorded of the attacks. >>> tonight a montgomery county teenager is apologizing after admitting he spray painted a swastika on a synagogue. sebastian espinoza-carranza was one of several masked people caught on camera here painting "hitler" and "kkk" on the building last week. he says he is not racist and this was just a stupid joke. members of the shaare torah in gaithersburg were disturbed by this vandalism. the rabbi there says he pl

in charge of the investigation and he says the agency held back evidence that questioned whether bruce ivins was actually responsible for what happened. ivins killed himself seven years ago and the fbi does not comment on pending litigation. >>> today, members of congress and holocaust survivors will meet in the capitol to remember the holocaust. it's holocaust remembrance day today. it's observed on the same day as the warsaw ghetto uprising in 1943. 6 million jews were killed by the nazis. maryland communities observe the memorial this past sunday. >>> and news for your health a new study reveals snoring and sleep apnea may be linked to early memory loss. researchers at nyu looked at nearly 25 older adults around they found those with sleep problems were diagnosed with memory loss and they developed alzheimer's disease five years earlier. >>> millions of people could benefit from research aimed at curing color-blindness. it involves gene therapy delivered to the eye through a shot which can be done in a doctor's office. so far, it's only been tested on animals and attend years those tests

in charge of the investigation and he said the agency held back evidence that questioned whether bruce ivins was actually responsible for what happened. ivins killed himself seven years ago and the fbi says it doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> new this morning, malaysia's government ready to take another big step to find that missing plane. at a news conference a few hours ago, malaysia announced the search area for flight 370 in the southern indian ocean will be doubled if they can't find the jetliner by the end of may. they believe they're in the right area and they have the best equipment to find it in the very deep and dark ocean. the plane with 239 people on board dropped off radar last year. >>> 6:19 now. you may be seeing some drones flying around to help police. law enforcement officials visited the d.c. forensic science office yesterday. police are considering using drones to preserve crime scenes. the group watched the drone that can create 3-d 360 degree images. but it comes a at a price with the device it costs about $365,000. >> if you screw up the scene, then anything

bruce ivins did it, they were convinced that another scientist did it, and they hounded him for about >> but he was exonerated in the end. >> he was exonerated and got money of the government. >> the reason i started with that question is i wanted the audience to think about to the hysteria that was going on after 9/11 that there were terrorism threats there was anthrax. there was saddam hussein, he had weapons of mass destruction. he was going to give them to the terrorists and on and on and on. you, a reporter for, what 28 years at the "new york times." you were over in iraq and dealing with a guy and you were dealing with u.s. intel. they mislead you, both of them, did they not? >> actually, he didn't mislead me. he may have mislead other people in our government but he was always pretty straight with me. he said i have someone here i think you should talk to. we can only vouch for he is who he says he is. but you guys have to do the rest. >> so he steered you to iraqis. >> um-huh one iraqi. >> who then told you saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. >> he had done a versi