an attorney present while the defendant reviews so much material is not practical. 21-year-old christopher lee cornell has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder of u.s. officials and employees. >>> tonight fans are remembering a local go go band member known as house who died in a motorcycle crash over the weekend. police say go go's junkyard band bass player derek colquitt lost control of his motorcycle and smashed into a pickup truck. house was a beloved long time manager and musician in d.c. and his friends say he helped to keep junkyard's music alive. >> the way he handled business was principally the way he -- people took to him and was phenomenal. >> 95.5dj flexx says there will be a tribute for colquitt at the birthday bash event. 34-year-old jeri whorton also died in that crash yesterday. >>> coming up we've got a preview of president barack obama's final appearance tonight on the late show with david letterman. >> but first your phone is ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... .

there's a new call for action after a half-dozen cases of isis recruitment of americans, including christopher lee cornell brought to the justice department in april. >> we're going to have to discuss how we're working with our allies to take the fight to isis overseas so they are continuing to attack us. >> reporter: some of the best forensic evidence will now come from the suspect's car that was hauled away by investigators in texas. and from their phoenix, arizona, apartment, where the fbi is doing a forensic review of their phones. the mother of nadir soofi said she understood the police officer's actions. >> he was just doing his job. >> they were also blind-sided by their son's radicalization. bret? >> one of the texas suspects was well known to federal authorities but he still carried out his attack albeit unsuccessfully. tonight, senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg talks about how hard it is to track potential terrorists. >> reporter: voted tour de to give the government greater power to spy by bypassing court orders. the bill has the support of two-thirds of the population. s

we had christopher lee from cincinnati ohio planning to come to the capital and bomb and opened fire on people fleeing the capital. that was in january '14. february 25 three brooklyn were arrested. and march 17th three people arrested after failing to across the board. march 25th an army national guard agent arrested after trying to get to syria. april 3rd a philadelphia woman is arrested before going to syria. april 8th, this one hits closer to home. this is a man from madison who was arrested in chicago o'hare airport after his flight landed from turkey. april 10th arrest in kansas after finding a man preparing a bomb for the nearby military post. april 3rd, texas terrorist attempt. we have a chart i think was surprising. the point of the timeline is these arrest the rebilations of these things are growing. they are increasing in frequency. another i thought relatively shocking thing as i was being briefed by staff i was saying is this true? did the number of terrorist attacks in 20the years these numbers? my staff members went wow. 2012 11,000 individuals killed in terrorist atta

one is christopher lee o'neal. he wanted to come here and bomb the capitol. that happened earlier this year. he's under arrest. just last month columbus was charged. trying to conduct a terrorist attack here in the united states. one is a classic long wolf right. so he's on the internet, gets radicalized, a loaner. the second is a member of the community in central ohio as i understand it, the. i know members of the community were very concerned about the radicalization. they were engaged and involved in it. the leaders are working hard to have a productive dialogue about it. it's two different changes. also, the long wolf. i looked at your apiendapend sis and unbelievable the things they are doing. a sub part of that would be a specific question i've always had. you've got three groups, dhs bfi all working together to try to support the community outreach programs understanding it as mr. shake said the local

one is christopher lee o'neal. he wanted to come here and bomb the capitol. that happened earlier this year. he's under arrest. just last month columbus was charged. trying to conduct a terrorist attack here in the united states. one is a classic long wolf right. so he's on the internet, gets radicalized, a loaner. the second is a member of the community in central ohio as i understand it, the somali community. i know members of the community were very concerned about the radicalization. they were engaged and involved in it. the leaders are working hard to have a productive dialogue about it. it's two different changes. also, the lone wolf. i looked at your apiendapend sis and unbelievable the things they are doing. a sub part of that would be a specific question i've always had. you've got three groups, dhs all working together to try to support the community outreach programs understanding it as mr. shake said the local police. >> yes, they're very different and long wolves have an actual proceeding to what they're doing. they operate along and don't have a

we had christopher lee from cincinnati, ohio planning to come to the u.s. capitol to bomb. and then two semi-automatic weapons opened fire on people fleeing the capitol. that was on january 14. february 25, three brooklyn men were arrested. march 17, former u.s. air for ce veteran was arrested after a failed attempt to cross the border into syria. march 25, an army national guard specialist was arrested after planning to travel to syria. april 2, two women were arrested in queens, new york. april 3, a philadelphia woman was arrested before she could travel to syria. april 8, this one hits closer to home. this is a gentleman from -- a man from madison. joshua ray van was arrested in chicago o'hare airport, after his flight landed from turkey. april 10, john t. booker's arrested in topeka after it was discovered he was preparing a car bomb for use against nearby ft. riley army post. april 16, another indictment. april 19, six men arrested on terrorism charges. april 3, the texas terrorist attempt. we have got a chart that i think is also somewhat surprising. again, the point

one is christopher lee o'neal. he wanted to come here and bomb the capitol. that happened earlier this year. he's under arrest. just last month columbus was charged. he became the first american accused of training in syria and then return to carry out his attack on the united states. one is a classic loan -- classic lone wolf. so he's on the internet, gets radicalized, a loaner. -- a loaner. the second is a member of the community in central ohio as i understand it, the somali community. i know members of the community were very concerned about the radicalization. they were engaged and involved in it. the leaders are working hard to have a productive dialogue about it. it's two very different challenges. also, the lone wolf. i looked at your appendices and unbelievable the things they are doing. we have the capability to do more with more resources. i guess my question would a is if you view these two distinct challenges -- a sub part of that would be a specific question i've always had. you've got three groups, dhs in ctc and fbi -- dhs, in ctcnctc and fbi

one is christopher lee cornell some of you know 20-year-old cincinnati, ohio my hometown, wanted to comeand bomb the capitol. that happened earlier this year. he's now under arrest. just last month shake mohammed of columbus was indicted he actually became the first american, as i understand it, accused of train anything syria and returning to try to conduct a terrorist attack here in the united states. so one is a classic lone wolf, right? so he's on the internet, gets radicalized, a loner. the second is a member of a community in central ohio, as i understand it, the somali community. i know a number of members of that community. they're very concerned about the radicalization. they are engaged and involved in it. the leaders are working hard to have a productive dialogue about it, some of the things you all talked about they are doing. and it's two very different challenges. and we've talked more about the community one and i'd like to hear more about that if you have thoughts but also about, you know, the lone wolf. and maybe this goes to more what senator booker was talking about. i

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watch as 22-year-old christopher jones' dive almost turned deadly last march when he suddenly fell unconscious suffering from a seizure midair. and just last year 25-year-old james leend somehow launching his parachute for him. lee regaining consciousness just in the nick of time. as for pitts a married father of two, he was air lifted to a nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries. he seems to be doing just fine. reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> now to another type of a scare in the air. a number of anonymous threats have been made against commercial airliners today. in one case fighter jets had to escort an air france plane to j.f.k. in new york city. authorities say the escort was done out of the an abundance of caution. the fbi says the plane has since been checked and cleared. law enforcement officials tell abc news they're responding to a number of unconfirmed threats to several airplanes bound for different american airports. >> a man is facing charges after police found a pressure cooker in his car on the national mall over the busy holiday weekend. police found the device yesterday in the man's vehicle which was unattended at the time they became su

christopher darden request that simpson try on the gloves? >> i was sitting in the courtroom, i couldn't find a seat, so i was kind of in the back. and when he did that, f. leeand he grabbed me and whispered into my ear, he was kind of laughing, why the hell did you let him do that? i didn't know he was going to do anything. chris is a good man, a good prosecutor, a bright man. he should have known better. i remember watching the gloves in the courtroom and thinking to myself, he's not going to ask o.j. to put on the glove. that's too much of a risk. you never ask a question in a courtroom, much less do a demonstration where you don't know what the outcome is. and it was like a slow-motion disaster movie for the prosecution. as o.j. milked the moment for all it was worth and pretended to try on the gloves. >> after the trial, christopher darden would admit to larry king it was a mistake. >> when it happened in court, did you know you were in trouble? >> i knew that it hadn't gone as well as i had hoped it should have gone. >> did you regard it as earth shattering to the case? >> no, not necessarily. not particularly. it wasn't until i went upstairs and left

lee. >> this year's acceptance rate at the massachusetts institute of technology just under 8% continuing to make it one of the most selective universities in the country which makes claire edward and christopher incredible. the tripletts from newport beach will all attend m.i.t. in the fall. >> to have two other people who i can go to if i have any problems will be really helpful. >> their grandfather taught at m.i.t. but all three say they fell in love with the school on their own and say all of them getting accepted was a surprise. >> he was also pretty excited and it was a really great moment. >> the three seniors will graduate from sage hill school next week. while they excelled in class, they also found time to succeed in other areas each competing in a varsity sport among other activities. >> doing internships, more like hands on experience outside of the classroom which made a difference in us getting in. >> claire the second born will speak at commencement. her message for other students very simple. >> relax, have fun and do what you love. >> they say it will be nice to have each other close but also nice to give each other some space. >> once every few months or so maybe or a week.

sky dive gone wrong. 22 christopher jones' dive almost turned deadly when he suddenly fell unconscious suffering from a seizure midair. and just last year 25-year-old james leed unconscious by another jumper. hisehow launching his parachute for him. lee regaining consciousness just in the nick of time. >> reporter: as for pitts, a married father of two, he was airlifted to a nearby hospital and treated for minor injuries. this morning he seems to be doing just fine. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news new york. >> glad he's okay. >> lucky man. >> that's why i don't jump out of planes. rob has rising temperatures in the northeast? >> yeah. >> we've talked about just about everything. want to start you off with a little snow before we talk about the heat. >> what? >> yes. caribou, maine, in garfield but caribou had 0.3 inches of snow. this is going away as is the frost in meadville, pennsylvania because we're turning on the memorial day furnace thankfully. the unofficial start of summer and we're going to be warming up across the east coast. get that classic southwest flow. something we see in july or august. temperatures in the 80s. 90s on tuesd

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