casey? >> the bomb squad has been hard at work through out the night using a robot to sweep the suspect's vehicles and their belongings. >> we have heard a couple of muffled concussions. though we don't know if that was the bomb squad detonating something that was found. which are working to get information on that. the texas time investigators say two men drove into the parking lot of the curtis caldwell center and started shooting. police returned fire killing both sus spikts. free speech group called american freedom defense initiative. depicting the prophet muhammad in that way is considered blasphemous to them in the islamic religion. it is way too early to see if there is a possible mows tive here. police haven't officially said if it was random or if the event was targeted. before will shool being a-- before the shootings a tweet came up saying may allah accept us as muj mujahideen in texas. that is part of the fluid moving investigation, guys. >> casey seigel joining us. thank you. >

casey spiegel joins us live now. and casey, i find that to be remarkable how they responded in a time of travail, or potential hazard to their own safety and they decided to pray as well as saying "god bless america." and in light of this danger they heroically did that. what are you hearing on the ground? >> reporter: yeah kelly, that is pretty powerful, when you hear that. and this is a situation that is still very much fluid at this time as we are now just after midnight here in texas. and we just heard not long ago some type of a muffled explosion. what sounded like an explosion. again, we're working to confirm the details on that in terms of whether or not an explosive device was found at the scene, and that that was detonated, and that's what we heard. that is something we're working to confirm. the curtis caldwell center where all of this is happening is not terribly far, just back that way. it would only take me a few minutes to walk there on foot. but the police have us pushed back a very large perimeter. in

it's not riding in the bicycle lane. >> casey's fine turns out to be $50. by mail and pays the fine. but the story doesn't end there. >> the summons was for riding outside of the bike lanes. so i thought it'd be funny to show what happened if you always ride in the bike lanes and follow that law to a ridiculous degree. >> to make his point, casey gets back on his bicycle and rides the streets of gotham, this time staying in the bike lane at all times. >> so my friend oscar and i went out and we stuck to the rule. you have to be in the bike lanes regardless of circumstance. so we spent an hour riding around lower manhattan looking for obstructions. and we didn't have to look that hard. >> casey is careful not to ride outside the bike lane no matter what's in the bike lane. >> we were out for an hour. in that hour, we found six or eight obstructions. we didn't set any up. they're all real. >> we should note, casey is not wearing a helmet, which is, quote, strongly recommended by new york city's department of transportation. >> i didn't get hurt making it. i'm

casey, keep up the silly questions, please.uarantee you if you get into this debate stage, he's going to hearing this we know. how will americans trust that while in white house there would be no indictment? is his strategy going to be to simply deal with once i discovered how bad my administration was then i immediately did what i had to do to fix it? >> well, it experience seems that way, lawrence. i mean, i'll let you judge bloovs bloov that was a silly question, but it seemed to me to be the question raised by these indictments. why is it christie has fallen in these new hampshire polls? it is questions that has been raised by this conduct that has ultimately proven to be criminal. while he does say on one hand look, i led on this, i stepped out there, i was honest, wasn't the fact that this happened at all a failure in leadership? i think there are questions about whether or not -- you know, how -- how is it that he was playing the role of the strong leader if he didn't even know that this was going on, right? so i think t

fp brp. . >> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next but an update on today's top story. charges were filed against six police officers for the death of freddy gray. the state's attorney announced the decision this morning she says the law applies to everybody including police. intermy administration is committed to creating a fair and equitable justice system for all. no matter what your occupation your age your race your color or your creed. >> tonight all six officers have posted bail. they're charged with assault four with manslaughter, the most series charged against caesar goodson, disregard for another person's life. >> to those of you who wish to engage in brutality misconduct, racism and corruption, let me be clear: there is no place in the baltimore city police department for you. >> al jazeera's melissa chan was in baltimore this morning when news of the charges broke and she joins us live. medicals sa tell us of the city's reaction today. >> lobby, thislibby it is curfew time. and there ha

casey? >> reporter: yeah, kelly, breaking details to pass along to you., we heard what sounded like a muffled explosion, if you will. we were standing here. we've been at this camera position, as you know, where we've been coming to you live from this evening. that is when the garland police officers back there came over to us and said, you guys need to back away from the cameras, and go take some shelter behind a vehicle. so we didn't know what was going on. and we were behind a vehicle. and then we heard a very muffled bang. it was certainly not very large. there was not a big concussion. it was out of an abundance of caution for them to tell us to go behind the vehicle. then we were just giving the all clear to come back to this position. so we are working to try to get information on what was that heard. after it happened, they gave us the all clear, i went over to talk to these police officers, and they couldn't tell me much. because there is a public information officer that handles and gives all the information out to the media. but it was related

the two senators, senators bob casey and pat tomey. and pat tomey was emotional in his choice of words in describing the scene. >> the scene is a horrific and heartbreaking scene. my prayers go out to the people who lost their lives in this terrible tragedy. for those who were injured to all of their families. i also want to take a moment to express my appreciation to the first fonders the men and women of this city's police and fire, force who is have responded with such professionalism. >> now, the director of health and medical services in the city made the point that they're very angle husband to try to catch up with the people that he referred to as the walking wounded from last night's crash. there were around 200--i forget what mayor nutter said, 223 people on the strain. they know this because this journey, which started off just after 7:00 yesterday evening and due to end at 2:34 in new york at penn station, it was a fully-booked train. it was fully reserved, so they pretty much know who was on and who was not on the train. th

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i'm libby casey >>> i'm antonio mora. we'll have an update on the protests in baltimore and other cities next. cities next. >>> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next. first, an update of today's top stories. the curfew is in effect in baltimore after another day of loud but peaceful protests over the death of freddie gray. as night fell many demonstrators left. city officials said the 10:00p.m. curfew will continue when larger protests are expected to take place. there's a protest in philadelphia, after several hours of peaceful marches in the center city this afternoon and this evening scuffles broke out with police when the group tried to block an on-ramp. another protest is underway in cincinnati. baltimore police finished their investigation into freddie gray's death, and turned over results to the city's top prosecutor. details have not been released. police said the investigation has uncovered details about gray's ride in a place van this month. u.s. senator bernie sanders announced

in real life, casey is no thief.s a filmmaker working with his brother van and his pal malik perry to conduct an experiment in human nature. >> our goal is to steal the bike in the most audacious way possible. all we wanted was to get caught. all we wanted was somebody to stop us. >> after moving to new york city in 2001, casey quickly learns what can happen to bikes and bike parts that are locked up outside. >> my first job was as a bike messenger. i lived here a couple of days, and my bike, my means of income, my means of transportation was stolen from right in front of my apartment. >> he decides to see what people will do, if anything, when they witness a flagrant theft occurring right before their eyes. so he locks up his own bike in various public places in new york and prepares to steal it. all captured by a secret camera. >> we shot most of the video on little point and shoots. these things can zoom in pretty well from across the street. it wasn't a camera crew with us or anything like that. it was somebody s

we have to do both and we've got to make sure they have the resources to do that. >> reporter: casey also said lawmakers should fund the rail system with a budget of $2.4 billion. amtrak is not required to finish installing the positive train controls until the end of the year. ly in the sat center, syma chowdhury, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> syma thank you so much. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on the amtrak tragedy. we will have updates online and on air. on high pressure at cbsphilly.com. >>> now a quiet end to the weekend but we're tracking the chance for more showers tonight. meteorologist justin drabick is live in the cbs3 weather center with his first forecast. justin. >> natasha looking much better tonight compared to last night at this time. we were dealing with strong to severe thunderstorms but now things are roe things are much quieter. a good 10 degrees above average. made it up to 84 degrees in philadelphia as we saw partly sunny skies. look at the atlantic city airport a few miles inland coming in at 87 for the afternoon temperature. here we are on stor

. >> i'm libby casey. we begin in nigeria where the cry bring back our girls is being answered to some degree. >> the nigerian army says it rescued more hostages from boko haram, held in a forest. >> the announcement coming after 293 women and girls were freed from a different base in the area. soldiers destroyed nine camps in sabbeesa and are looking for more >>> rescued hostages are being identified none of the schoolgirls are believed to be among them. we have the story from the nigerian capital abuja. >> nigeria's military say these are some of the 293 women and children rescued, held in severe and inhumane conditions. the military says they are trying to mark out the identities of the women and children. where they come from, how they were kidnapped. many hope that some rescued are the chibok schoolgirls. they were abducted from boko haram in april last year. 219 are still missing. the military say they can't confirm whether some of the rescued are from chibok. >> we will search where possible. not ju

good morning, casey. >> good morning to both of you guys. one earnperson had a criminal record, the other did not. i can tell you the scene at the curtis culwell center is very quiet. it has been cleared out. the parking lot is where this shooting all went down last night. the fbi along with other law enforcement agencies spent the better part of yesterday processing the evidence collecting shell casings, trying to piece together the final moments. this as we started learning more about the shooting itself and the suspects who died. garland police say both men were armed with assault rifles and were wearing body protection when they pulled up and opened fire. authorities believe they were trying to get inside the event too do the most damage. >> because of the way we were set up we were able to stop those men before they were able to penetrate the area or shoot any one else or attempt to shoot any one else. for that the plan was successful that we set up. >> the two men have been identified, elton simpson and nadier toufi. sichl son simpson

. >> and i'm libby casey. we begin tonight for the urgent need of plain water, food and medical supplies in nepal. 6200 people were killed in the quake thousands more missing and may be stranded in rural areas. >> officials in nepal have no place to store the bodies so they are quickly rm burning bodies. fears are that drinking water that is filthy will lead to cholera. >> sabrina shresta reports. >> accidents get lined up to get looked at by a team of doctors. this woman and her daughters have been suffering from stomach cramps. >> the water is thick and smelly but we have to drink it. >> reporter: many patients have diarrhea and have been vomiting. some in the queue cease seem to be dazed. besides diarrhea, this two-year-old has skin infection. behind him another two year old stairs on. >> he has bad diarrhea. our house is too dangerous to go back to. >> army doctors from bangladesh have come to help out the army. >> one week or more the support will be continued. the long term to prevent the outbreak of epi

our casey stegall was live there. what can you tell us about the scene.und it odd those two bodies they're concerned about because who knows, even those bodies could possibly be booby-trapped. >>. >> reporter: obviously they want to get them to the medical examiner to see who these two people were that opened fire in this northern suburb of dallas. you heard joe harn with the garland police department saying they simply do not want to put any's life in danger obviously. because those bodies are right next to the car, and they don't know that that car has checked out yet and there is not an explosive device in it, they don't want to send the medical examiner up to go ahead and take those bodies to the morgue so they can start working on identifying the two suspects shot dead here tonight. one of the other things that struck me, listening to that press conference, he says it could be hours before this crime scene is clear. that is evident by the giant perimeter we see set up. they have this place on lockdown. a lot of residents and looky- o looky-loos have

senator bob casey and senator pat toomay. inspector sullivan is here on behalf of the police department fire commissioner derrick sawyer is here on behalf of the fire department. public safety. director of communications. i know many of you have reported but we will now confirm that unfortunately there are seven individuals who are deceasedid heeceased as a result of the tragedy of last night's train derailment. again, we have been assisted at an incredible level by amtrak. certainly want to express appreciation to board chairman as well as the board member from ntsb ntsb. we have begun the process of notifying next of kin. i do not have any information on names of individuals. i'm not in a position to release that information in any event. i don't have it any way. we just took another site visit with our two senators. we've begin them a full briefing by all agencies at the table. letting them know what their role and responsibility is but also we wanted them expressing our appreciation to both of them for being here. we want

>> technically, on a police report he would be the listed victim. >> casey?he's a complainant, not necessarily a victim. >> hold on. >> no. >> well think about it we don't know if he provoked it. if he provoked it and insighted it, there's no reason to think he's the victim. it's a perfect storm, two people with a history of conflict together suddenly find themselves on a highway, guns pointed, somebody points a gun, the other person shoots first. nobody's done a formal investigation yet. it's almost as if the police say, the two of you are the same personality and sometimes two idiots just meet together and provoke each other. i don't think you're going to get a good investigation here. >> no no no. that's not florida law. under florida law and stand your ground the police may not make an arrest if there's a viable self-defense days. in florida, they assume self-defense and they can't make an arrest until they disprove it. so everyone's been saying that he gets away with whatever he wants to do and that's why they're not arresting. the police are investigati

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libby casey, al jazeera, washington. >>> the senate has a couple of options today.enew it as it extend it or consider the usa freedom act. it curtails the nsa's mass collection of phone data. >> i don't think the privacy community would say it's entirely satisfied with that. but we're talking about one provision, section 215, which is the provision that was used to gather every american's telephone records over a period of seven years with no evidence that it has been used to build any cases. so that's the main thing that people are arguing about today. but that's only a very small piece of the intelligence community's activities and a lot of people are concerned, including people like senator paul and widen, that actually usa freedom doesn't go far enough. >> the fbi has dramatically increased its use of the patriot act to collect information. the agency has been using its authority to sweep up data on people who are not part of any active investigation. the expansion is due in part to more electronic information now being vail. the report also faulted the fbi for

casey stegall live in garland, texas. one of the questions this morning is whether or not this is related to terror. apparently an isis fighter tweeted that the shooting was carried out by two proisis individuals in a series of tweets and linked a jihadist name which in intel organization has said was a british isis fighter. two of our brothers just opened fire at the prophet muhammad exhibition in texas. so is there now an isis connection to texas? >> you wonder that twitterfeed that case across at 7:35 at the time of the attacks. that read we have given the commander of the faithful. may allah accept us. ten days earlier that same account tweeted this will they ever learn. they are planning on selecting the best picture drawn in texas. i'm sure they are looking into that. we'll speak now with the tea party leadership fund. she was there at the event when the shooting happened. we thank you for being with us today. horrifically scary attack here. tell us what you heard. initially someone was saying shots fired? paint us

. >> the alleged victim 25-year-old casey, whose blood stained clothing was presented to the court.aid he was wearing the night diamond attacked him. >> a scuffle broke out and somehow me and mr. diamond became locked in to a fight. >> reporter: also shown in the courtroom. >> do you know how deep it is? are. >> reporter: this video shot by police who interviewed casey smet in his home and said he didn't immediately realize he had been injured in the fight. >> tmz released this video of the moment leading up to the altercation. it was then members of the victim's family who testified the brawl broke out after diamond's fiance reportedly got physical with them. >> i said let go a few times. >> then what happened? >> she didn't. i punched her in the face. >> reporter: that's when more fighting broke out according to prosecutors. as seen in surveillance video played in court. >> dustin sees this happening and tries to get -- his this is his fiance a woman being beaten by these people. >> reporter: prosecutors say diamond initially claimed he was holding a pen and not a knife during the

good morning, casey. >> good morning.t behind this is another thing. we've got to flesh out all of the details because federal intelligence sources have not verified this claim. that is important to point out. we do know all along, they have been digging into the suspects' past to see if there are terrorist ties. isis claiming responsibility for this over their official radio station broadcast out of mosul. adding this is their first attack on u.s. soil and they have plans for more. elton simpson and nadir soofi were shot and killed sunday night here in texas by police when they opened fire in the parking lot of a prophet muhammad cartoon contest here in the dallas suburb of garland. they pair were roommates out of phoenix, arizona. fbi agents swooped in on their apartment complex searching for trues. simpson had been on the regardadar for some time. he said he wanted to join brothers in somalia. federal agents believe he was involved with another person trying to establish a terror cell in arizona. however, there was rea

senator bob casey trying to get a tour of the trauma unit today.ine victims of the amtrak crash are still being treated there. one was just transferred from another hospital to be with a family member. casey says he's grateful to see up close how the hospital stepped up when so many people needed help. >> i was able to get a tour of the emergency area and listen and learn and be inspired by the really miraculous work that was done here, and the most horrific of circumstances. >> we're toll the patient who's remain in critical condition have rib and bone fractures but doctors believe that everyone will be okay. >>> again, the ntsb says it spoke with the train's engineer and two assistant conductors today. the inform tsb says the engineer is being cooperative but does not remember anything after ringing a train bell at the north philadelphia train station. engineer brandon bostian reported he was not tired, he was not sick and assistant conductor who was also interviewed today says she did overhear a radio conversation between the conductor and a sep

. >>> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "real money" is next. first an update of the top stories. the curfew is in effect in baltimore, after another day of loud but peaceful protests over the death of freddie gray. we are looking at a live picture this hour. as night fell many of the demonstrators left the streets and went indoors. city officials say a 10:00p.m. curfew will continue as larger protests are expected to take place. there's a protest under way in philadelphia. after hours of peaceful marchers in the city scuffles broke out with police when a group of demonstrators tried to block the on-ramp to internet state 676. baltimore police have finished their investigation into freddie gray's death and turned obvious the results to the stop prosecutor. details have not been released. the investigation uncovered new details about the ride in a police vap this month. u.s. senator bernie sanders announced he's running for president. he's the first independent candidate to enter the race and plans to run as a democrat. a major form of the platform is finance captain. >> i want the

casey and others. we are part of a big group. we had to have a screen from the country gaol and have it outside. almost like a facetime situation so the kids can realise when the people are going to gaol the people they are looking up to they are not fighting any more. >> are families and police doing enough? there's never enough. you have to understand policing is a situation. the families - there are police officers involved sheriff officers involved that want to be involved with the whole community effort to stop the violence. what do you tell the members of the group? >> we don't have a way to shoot or arrest ourselves out of the problem. if you give us a chance. give us a chance and we'll give you an avenue to get your high school diploma or an avenue to have a job. that's part of the issue, if you have nothing to do you find something to do. >> it's poverty and other problems that plague communities like patterson, new jersey is that the root of this problem. >> well of course it is. of course it is. but you have to realise

libby casey has more. >> the strength of the conservative victory was really a shocker .oming up, what awaits david cameron's government, an exit of european union and the question of scotland as part of the european union we'll look at the elements that led to the conservative party's winning. >> labor don't really seem to be getting it. they would rather be right than in compromise in power. >> founder of the u.c. independence party he'll talk to us about britain's future. john. >> okay libby casey, thank you. >>> three months later japan would surrender and world war ii would be over. ceremonies were held today across europe to mark the ve day anniversary. dominic kane has more. >> 70 years after nazi germany capitulated, marking the anniversary. the speaker of the parliament, reminded people of the horrors that aadolph hitler an the vermarch. >> today we remember the unprecedented situation, against slavs, against jews. >> that job was left to the big four war time allies. the ussr, britain u.s. and france. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry joined his french coun

. >> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "real money" is coming up next but first an update on what's happening in baltimore. within the last half hour they have made a number of arrests this comes after a day of elation, after charges being filed against six officers charged in the death of freddy gray. >> my administration is committed to creating a fair and equitable justice system for all. no matter what your occupation, your age your race, your color or your creed. >> tonight it's being reported that all six officers have posted bail. they're all charged with assault, four are charged with manslaughter. the most serious charged against caesar goodson reckless heart murder. melissa chan joins us live from baltimore. melissa, what's the latest on the ground? >> quell we are past curfew, behind me it's pretty empty right now. that's because the police actually did move in about 20 minutes ago to disperse is crowd. you're about to see some video that we actually shot, of arrests by police, it looks pretty violent in that ar

first will be senator bob casey. then the next senator and then i will be back. >> thank you very much. we are here to offer our condolences and prayers and support. i want to commend the work of the mayor and the city officials, state officials. the most horrific circumstances. finally, senator and i after getting a briefing and 82 or we want to offer our help in any way that we can to be of assistance today tomorrow short-term and long-term. >> thank you senator casey. this is a horrific scene. my hearts goes out to those that lost their lives to those that are injured to all of the families. i also want to take professionalism. they pulled together a very, very effective and well corrugated effort. we appreciate what they are doing. that if there's anything we can be doing to help, we do that. >> senators, thank you very much. the response that the at the federal level has been tremendous. with that in mind, let me also report that shortly after the earlier press conference, i have the opportunity to speak directl

casey was there for event tonight which also featured panel discussion after the screening. >> there was a slice of las vegas tonight at the pyramid dmrub center city philadelphia and they held a monte carlo night and the men get and keep jobs. they provide clients with new suits, career counseling, and job advice. and our own brian taff served asthmaer of ceremonies tonight for the annual young leaders event in honor of project home. more than 400 people turned out at the museum to help with homelessness in september are city >> chip has spoken own a lot of eagles fans are listening. >> chip was a little upset today. so much has gone on with eagles since we last heard from chip kelly from the draft. the latest was sean mccoy ripping his former coach. jeff skversky reports as the birds wrap up ota. >> there have been so many change this off season. chip kelly says race does not blah a factor under who stays and who goes. chip depending himself for the first time from the comments sean mccoy said he gets rid of the black players the fastest. >> in that situation i think he's wrong. we

. >> i'm libby casey. we begin in paris. long-held french ideals of liberty and security are turned on their head. the french parliament approved a bill expanding abilities to conduct surveillance on civilians. >> the measures set off protests in the streets but not the assembly. the final vote was 438 in favour. the bill was drafted in the wake of the "charlie hebdo" massacre. a french law-maker likened it to what the u.s. congress did after the seven attacks. >> translation: it's a french patriot act. we may have more legal protection than the west. it's a law that enables a massive uptake of data. allowing the expanse of individuals that have nothing to do with terrorism, organised crime or spying. >> the bail has to be approved by the french senate but the new recalls will go into effect in summer. >> reporter: security patrols outside the french parliament ahead of the crucial vote. since the attacks in paris four months ago france has been on a heightened state of alert. and now further increases in national security a

. >>> pennsylvania senator bob casey plans to visit those recovering at temple university hospital a little bit later this morning. you're looking at casey touring the crash site on wednesday just under a half dozen derailment victims remain at temple. six are in critical condition with more surgeries planned. all are expected to recover. >>> family and friends will say good-bye to one of the victims of the derailment. funeral services will be held in new york for 20-year-old justin zenser. dr. derek griffith was a dean of student affairs at medgar everest college. he got his doctorate a month before he was killed in the crash. he was one of eight people who died in the derailment. you see seven of them here. the eighth was an italian national visiting the united states on business. our coverage of the deadly derailment continues. why is amtrak missing a fail safe system that could have stopped it. >>> new england patriots tom brady is not sitting out without a fight. >> next the nfl commissioner responds to 3wr5idy's appeal. plus, philadelphia wants to raise taxes to pay for school.

she's got that title casey. able to take that title away from her. >> i just wonder if he were introducing hillary clinton, would she warrant an expletive from mr. burton. >> i got introduced and the same word was used. >> yeah. >> he dropped the f-bomb. i was shocked.lri i was running for president. he was right -- he was with me. >> you were the elizabeth -- >> i was his candidate. >> john kerry was the hillary clinton candidate. >> i was his kind of candidate. if he approves of you, he uses the f-bomb. i was horrified. i was running for president of the united states and some guy drops the f-bomb. i'm going oh my god. >>> we're going to have to break it there. thank you. when we come back, we will be joined by the one and only reporter who has actually sparred literally spars with mitt romney. aleve pm. the first to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person again. aleve pm, for a bette

. >> i'm libby casey. we begin with the closely watched election in the u.k. the votes have been cast and ballots counted in a tightly contested race. 50 million voters stand out across the country to vote >>> some british newspapers show results showing a win by david cameron's conservatives as a shock. others are casting doubt on that prediction. tim friend has more on the race. >> reporter: the exit polls suggest that david cameron will perhaps, once again be prime minister. he's not predicted to have an absolute majority but if the liberal democrats join him in coalition for a second time he might hang on to power. for labour and ed miliband the predictions are not quite so encouraging. polls suggest labor will be down 19 seats from 2010. and the liberal democrats themselves led by nick clegg, have been punished by the voters. just 10 seats, massively down from 2010. it's the scottish nationalist led by nick less sturgeon who appear to be the success story. virtually a clean sweep of scotland. 58 seats up from six in 2010. all this is a prediction. there's

." >>> pennsylvania senator bob casey seen here touring the crash site on wednesday. plans to visit victims at temple university hospital a little later this morning. under a dozen derailment victims remain at temple. most of them are listed in critical condition. six to be exact with more surgeries that are planned. all are expected, however to recover. >>> today funeral services will be held on long island for the 20-year-old midshipman killed in the derailment. justin zemser was a second year student traveling to annapolis. last night in brooklyn there was a vigil for dr. griffin. he was one of eight people who died. you see seven of them here. the eighth was an italian national visiting the states on business. >>> now in the last 24 hours we've learned more about some of the victims. laura finamore worked in corporate real estate. she texted her mom when she got on the train. the last the family lived from her. bob gildersleeve lived outside of baltimore. they circulated his picture hoping he was just missing. >>> coming up at 6:15 the first victim announces plans

the vice president read a statement reading: our washington correspondent libby casey joining us livee. reaction starting to pour in. >> absolutely. this is devastating on many levels. beau was seen as a rising star of the democratic party, and there was hope for this man of the future a young man, 46 years old, with a political heritage with his father and carving out his own past. he served as attorney-general and when joe biden became the vice president many thought he would slide into the senate seat. he decided not to and stayed on as the attorney-general and ran for another term in that seat and was looking at becoming the governor of delaware. he hoped to run in 2016. someone that wanted to carve his open path and following a family tradition of service in the democratic party. >> i was there when he gave that speech in denver. one of the things that catapulted him on to a political stage, and one of the things that people were happy about is this was a new generation of war veterans that might work their way to the white house after washington said goodbye it the likes of bob

fox news's casey stiegel is on the scene with the latest. casey? >> this is just wild. police are characterizing this as gang on gang violence. it is astounding that no innocent bystanders, restaurant patrons, american shopping in the complex were caught up and injured in this. no other injuries except the biker gang members. waco police, had been watching this twin peaks restaurant in waco for months because it had become a known hangout for biker gangs. investigators believe at least five gangs were involved in this melee which apparently started in a bathroom quickly escalated and moved outside. police were already on hand when they say the gangs opened fire on officers. so swat moved in. now the texas alcohol beverage commission halted liquor sales at the restaurant for at least a week. >> there is enough of a reason to believe more violence would occur there had they been allowed to remain open for the next seven-day period. that is a good thing for law enforcement here. that is one issue we don't have to worry about. people coming in and boeing in there to create

. >> glor: for more on this we're joined by lauren casey of wcco. what are you watching tonight? >> a large area of the country sunday the threat of severe weather this evening and tonight from south texas all the way to northern minnesota. nearly 30 million people are under at minimum a marginal risk for severe storms. now the coverage of the storm activity will be more scattered than wide spread but storms that develop could easily strengthen to severe criteria. the main threat will be damaging winds due to the presence of a low level jet or fast winds at the midlevels of the atmosphere. large hail and isolated tornadoes are also threats. heavy rainfall is a major concern for parts of arkansas tennessee and alabama where already saturated soil will create a flash flooding threat and more evidence of the potence of the system will be in the temperature drop in its wake. here in minneapolis our highs will go from upper 70s today up toer 40s tomorrow. in chicago temperatures in the 80s will be traded out for 50s by tuesday. >> glor: lauren casey, thank you very much. >> isis is no

lauren casey of our minneapolis station wcco. lauren, that is a lot of land and a lot of people threatened by dangerous weather. >> it is, indeed. and significant weather at that. the threat of baseball-sized hail and strong tornadoes is looming over parts of texas, oklahoma, kansas, and nebraska this evening and tonight. over two million people are within a moderate risk area, which includes oklahoma city and wichita, kansas. strong wind shear is creating an environment conducive to super- cell or rotating thunderstorms. so the threat of most concern is the tornado threat with a few strong and long-lived tornadoes possible. moderate is the fourth highest threat level on the five-tiered scale. major cities of dallas and kansas city, the tornado threatnd is less enhanced but strong damaging winds and large hail is still possible late tonight. >> axelrod: lauren casey with the dangerous weather forecast. lauren, thank you. a man accused of shooting at george zimmerman monday in florida is now out on bond. matthew apperson is charge

connor casey thinks he has the goal. it gets waived off for hand ball ball.ge time. 93rd minute local product zach pfeffer that's your game winner. huge win for the union one to nothing the final. game seven between the clippers and rockets. rockets come up big. trevor with the three. he had six, three pointers and 22 points. the clippers turn the ball over 18 times. here with the rocks good deal fence james hardin had 31 points points. the rockets win this one 113- 113-100 and they'll take on the warriors next. >>> game one of the western conference finals blackhawks/ blackhawks/ducks. ducks up two to nothing. brad richards score. to pull chicago within one the third period all anaheim. nate thompson will pick up his second goal of the playoffs. that will make it three-one and anaheim eventually goes on to winter four-one. >>> how about that poor lady at the game. >> i know. just awful. i thought he was going to reach over to give her the ball. >> oh, no. >> that would be really -- >> hip check on that one. >> that was just awful. >> if you know who she is -

she's got that title casey.he were intz7pucing hillary clinton, would she warrant an expletive from mr. burton. >> i got introduced and the same word was used. >> yeah. >> he dropped the f-bomb. i was shocked. i was running for president. he was right -- he was with me. >> you were the elizabeth -- >> i was his candidate. >> john kerry was the hillary clinton candidate. >> i was his kind of candidate. if he approves of you, he uses the f-bomb. i was horrified. i was running for president of the united states and some guy drops the f-bomb. i'm going oh my god. >>> we're going to have to break it there. thank you. when we come back, we will be joined by the one and only reporter who has actually sparred literally spars with mitt romney. success starts with the right connections. introducing miracle-gro liquafeed universal feeder. turn any hose connection into a clever feeding system for a well-fed garden. miracle-gro. life starts here. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her fi