it's near columbine high school, where two students opened fire and killed 12 students, and one teacher in 1999. up to 10,000 people were evacuated from the mall. >> we were going to walk out these doors right here, and they told us to get to that exit because the exit was right where the fire was. so we opened the door and there was smoke, and then there was two security guys, cops or whatever, you guys have to get out of here. >> the fire caused only minor damage, and no injuries were reported. >>> charges have been filed in a bullying case that gained national attention. last year an 18-year-old tyler clementi killed himself after his intimate encounter with another man was broadcast online. well, now, his former college roommate has been indicted on more than a dozen criminal charges. elaine quijano has the story. >> reporter: tilen clementi was a talented violinist, just starting his freshman year at rutgers university when he committed suicide last fall. now, his room nature, 19-year-old today roone ravi, a former rutgers university student, faces a host of charges, including bias

april 20. 12 years ago, dylan klebold and eric harris opened fire on columbine high school. they killed 12 students, a teacher and themselves. second, the time. both the fire at the mall and the school attack happened in late morning. the bombs were even placed in similar locations. the high school cafeteria, back in 1999. the mall food court on wednesday. and both included similar devices. pipe bombs and propane tanks rigged to explode. we went back inside the mall today. the bomb was placed in a hallway very close to this food court and if it had gone off when it was supposed to, this whole area would have been packed with people. and that is what worries law enforcement. malls like these where potentially thousands of people gather, sitting ducks for terrorists. >> just target-rich for somebody who wants to do something really bad. they can find space with that many concentrated people, i mean, you could wreak havoc on a mall in ten minutes. >> reporter: now, tonight, this mall is open for business. customers are back and inside. it looks fairly normal. but as long as ther

high school. how the school -- at the columbine high school. how the school is mark thing that day. day-- marking that day. >> reporter: why a local environment group said it chained together gas nozzles at a couple of gas stations in san francisco this morning. "mornings on 2" continues. >>> it's been one year since an explosion on the gulf of mexico killed 11 worker. now residents are keeping a closer look on things. we're live there with more on how the community is recovering. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning to youer to, tori. we're on top of a production vessel that was used last year during the bp oil spill. you may remember that the government stopped all deepwater drilling after that incident last year. the moratorium was eventually lifted in october and new drilling permits weren't issued until late february and still today, the debate over safety continues. watch this. >>> manges of oil -- images of oil-soaked wet beaches will never fade from the memory of those who live and work along the coast. >> it's not a matter of if there is another incident, it's a matt

on the anniversary of the shooting massacre of columbine high school, the same community shaken by a sturbing security scare and an all-too-familiar reminder of the tragedy that happened 12 years ago. about a mile from columbine, firefighters found a pipe bomb and two propane tanks after a fire broke out at the mall. fortunately, there was no explosion and no one was hurt. investigators are exploring the connection between the incident and the anniversary of that massacre in which two students gunned down 13 people before taking their own lives. there is a person of interest in yesterday's incident. he was spotted on surveillance video. law enforcement is now asking for the public's assistance in identifying the man. >>> air travelers frustrated with flight fees, delays and other complaints will soon have more options when things do go wrong. yesterday, the government outlined new passenger protections covering everything from lost luggage to overbooked flights. nbc's michelle franzen reports. >> reporter: in a day and age when flying has become anything but friendly, passengers just

. >>> plus, the fbi working all night after finding a bomb in a mall just not too far from columbine high school, on the anniversary of the massacre there. >>> and it's the talk of baseball. the league takes over one team because of the club's behind-the-scenes soap opera. >>> exactly one year after the worst offshore oil spill in u.s. history, bp has now filed several lawsuits. the oil giant is suing the rig owner for at least $40 billion, accusing it of causing the disaster in the gulf of mexico. bp is also suing the maker of the device that failed to stop that huge blowout. a federal trial is now set for next year. >>> overseas stocks are rising this morning, after a big rally on wall street. investors are encouraged by strong earnings from technology companies. tokyo's nikkei average rose 0.8% today. hong kong's hang seng is higher. in london, the ftse opened higher. and on wall street, the dow surged nearly 187 points yesterday. the nasdaq jumped up 57. >>> apple could give wall street a big lift today, after reporting blowout earnings. record iphone sales helped its profit double from a ye

today is the 12th anniversary of the columbine high school massacre. on this day in 1999, eric harris and dillon klebold opened fire on classmates. they killed 12 students and a teacher before taking their own lives. >>> major league baseball players will have tough competition at today's game between the philadelphia phillies and the milwaukee brewers. a robot designed by the university of pennsylvania and their engineers will be on the field to throw out the first pitch in philadelphia. congratulations to actor ryan o'neal. today he turns 70 years old. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out more about the aborted landing by the first lady's plane and whether the incident is the latest example of an air traffic controller's mistake. >>> and actor ben stiller talk matt lauer about taking his act to the g

today is another sad anniversary. 12 years ago today two columbine high school students went on a shootingampage in colorado's columbine high school. they killed 12 students and a teacher before killing themselves. a memorial to the victims not far from the school will be open to the public today. but classes will not be held. >>> the san francisco police department is welcoming some new officers recruited from nearby cities. the 14 new hires are called laterals. they're officers that are moving from other law enforcement agencies. and because they already have experience, they don't need extensive training. the department says it only takes two months to train the experienced officers compared to seven months for new recruits. >> in the hard economic times we can't afford to do full academy. so if we can get them one, two, as many as we can at a time we'll take them. >> the new hires are coming from cities such as oakland and vallejo which have been facing police layoffs and cutbacks. the current class is expected to complete their training and graduate in june. >>> all right. time now 6:

but also the discovery of a paper bomb in propane tank last week on the anniversary of the columbine high school shootings 2 miles from the mall. fbi spokesman said today investigators have uncovered a motive for the fire but would only say that it was probably not related to the columbine anniversary. >> supporters of proposition 8 today filed a motion to nullify the verdict that could legalize same sex marriage in californi california. judge walker declared proposition 8 unconstitutional last summer but now supporters claim walker public acknowledgement that he's gay and long-term partner is grounds for over turning his decision. they say walker should have removed himself from the case because of conflict of interest. >>> u.s. issues warning to all americans in syria tonight. that's just ahead. >> also play station frustration. sony shuts down the popular gaming network and players may have a reason to be worried. that story. >> and also. the phone app angering both humane society and michael vick. then this. >> i love to come to work. i really truly do. this woman has been on the same job si

it was 12 years ago today that two students opened fire at columbine high school. they killed 12 students and a teacher before turning the gun on themselves and committing suicide. a memorial to the victims will be open to the public today right next to the school. classes will not be held. >>> extra security will be in place at a houston elementary school this morning where a gun discharged injuring three kindergarteners. police say it was a 6-year-old boy who brought the gun to school. they say the gun accidentally fired when it fell out of his pocket. the boy is one of the three children who were hurt. but all of the injuries are considered minor. police are now investigating how that boy got his hands on a loaded gun. >>> former governor schwarzenegger says he was helping a friend when he commuted the sentence of the son of former state assembly speaker. schwarzenegger reduced the sentence from 16 years to 7 on the day before he left office in january. he pleaded guilty in the 2008 stabbing deaths of 22-year-old sans to from concord. sans to father says schwarz

high school massacre. two explosive devices turned up at a mall in littleton yesterday just over a mile from columbine high school. the bombs were discovered after a small fire broke out near the food court. the police are searching for a man described as a person of interest. he was seen carrying a white plastic bag into the mall. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," the dodger blues. why the baseball commissioner told the owners "you're out." and up next, one year after the spill, a lot of victims are still waiting for b.p. to pay up. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children u

officials think that the mall incident is linked to the 12th anniversary of the columbine high school shooting. police say after the shootings, a pipe bomb and propane tank were found in the school. >>> we spoke to oakland police a short timing a when officers are still looking for suspects in a shooting outside a home on 74th avenue last night. police say two people were injured. both victims were treated at highland hospital and are expected to survive. one victim drove himself to the hospital. still not clear what led up to the shooting. >>> well, san jose's butcher dog park is set to reopen this afternoon. it's been closed since the weekend after a dog playing in the park collapsed and died. now poison was suspected. but early tests do not indicate that any apparent signs of poison. the park will be power washed before it reopens. >>> golden gate bridge district will meet this morning to talk about pedestrian and bicycle safety. one idea up for consideration is setting a 10-mile per hour speed limit for bikes. some people say that speed is contributing to accidents. violators coul

similarity, the date, april 20. 12 years ago, dillon lee bold and eric harris opened fire on columbine high schoolsecond, the time. the hair at the mall and the school attack happened late morning. play were placed in similar locations. the small food court on wednesday. and both included similar devices. pipe bombs and propane tanks rigged to explode. we went back inside the mall. the bombs were placed in a hallway close to this food court. and if it had gone off when it was supposed to, this whole area would have been packed with people. >> they're just target-rich for somebody that wants to do something really bad. in a confined space with that many concentrated people, you can wreak havoc on a mall in ten minutes. >> reporter: and that is what worries law enforcement. malls like these where potentially thousands of people gather, sitting ducks for terrorists. this mall is open for business. customers are back and inside. it loo but as long as there's a suspected bomber on the loose, there are many people in this community who are still very much on-edge. clayton sandell, abc news, littleton, c

they were planted, though, near columbine high school, on the anniversary of the shootings there. >>> turning overseas, now. the obama administration is demanding that syria stop its brutal crackdown on government protesters. more than 400 people have been killed by government forces in just the past 5 weeks. but unlike libya, the u.s. is stopping short of calling on syria's president to resign. officials say that syria still has a chance to make changes. >>> the u.s. plans to make changes in afghanistan. sources tell abc news that president obama will name ryan crocker as our ambassador there. he's a career diplomat who served as ambassador to iraq late in the bush administration, where he worked with general david petraeus. petraeus, of course, is now the u.s. commander in afghanistan. so, if confirmed, this would reunite that team. >>> this morning, the president is urging oil-rich nations to boost production, hoping that could bring down fuel prices. but that's not all. he also has his eye on repealing a tax break to big oil companies. republicans rejected that idea, saying it wou

earl moore set up a pipe bomb and two propane bombs at a mall near the columbine high school. fbi agents say they don't know where moore is and he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> new at 10:00, an indy rock concert tonight organized by a 13-year-old boy from palo alto. he recruited bands from all over the country. ktvu's janine de la vega is live to explay why those bands came. >> reporter: as you can see this concert is still going on and all about 300 people showed up. this is all put on by a kid who had an idea last summer to help gay teens. the sound was checked and bands rehearsed. even concert merchandise was laid out. in the background noah chandler watched. this 13-year-old kid put together this concert to help gay teenagers who have committed suicide. >> reporter: noah says he's not gay but has friends who are. he created a website with a video asking people to donate money so he could put on the concert. >> hi, my name is noah. i'm an eighth grader from norman california and i'm hoping i can make a difference. >> reporter: noah contacted some of his favo

. >> reporter: memorials will be held today at columbine high school. april 20th, 1999 to students stormed the school armed with bombs and guns. they never went off but the shot, killed 12 students, one teacher and took their minds. >> james: exactly one year ago today the bp oil spill happened. it killed 11 workers or the next 85 days 206 million gal. spewed from that well. this was the our company's worst offshore spell in the nation's history today relatives of the men who died will fly over the growth of mexico vigils will be helped. -- held. >> justine: still ahead we will inform me about the shooting in the bay of real district. --bayview district. a live look at the san mateo bridge, traffic is doing ok. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. bay bridge approach, the roads are drive renown. it could be a different story when you head home showers run away. else >> a good portion of the morning will stay dry. >> louisa: spotty showers, chance of rain

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planting a pipe bomb in middleton, colorado last wednesday on the third anniversary of the columbine high school. back in 1999 two students there killed 13 people before killing themselves. the devices at the mall did not explode. >>> these days it's pretty easy to spot a forclosed home. the grass isn't cut. there's weeds everywhere and the home just doesn't look like it's being kept up. the city of oakland is now fighting blithe and telling whoever owns those homes to clean up their property or else. >> the city of oakland is looking at 12 vacant forclosed homes to determine if they are considered blithe. >> we need to do something about it. we need to keep it up, if not they run the neighborhood down. >> they become eyesores in neighborhoods and nobody, the banks are being totally irresponsible on this issue. >> reporter: if the city thinks the home is blithed they give the property owner 30 days to clean its up. if that doesn't happen, a $1,000 fine goes up e day. >> we put a lean on the property so that when it's sold we'll get our money on the transfer. >> reporter: often banks will allow t

but we're just a mile from columbine high school. and what happened at that school and what happened at this mall there are too many similarities for investigators to ignore. it was suspicious from the start. after an employee used an extinguisher to put out a small fire near the food court, an alarming discovery. two propane tanks that were rigged to explode. thousands of midday shoppers and employees forced to flee to the parking lot. bomb-sniffing dogs arrive. and soon, police discover another device, a pipe bomb. the fbi says it could have been meant as a trigger to blow the propane tanks. >> how can somebody in broad daylight walk in with that much stuff? and place it, light it, and get out and nobody knew? >> reporter: overnight, investigators released surveillance pictures of this mystery man they're calling a person of interest. he's older with silver-white hair and a mustache. >> and this individual possibly witnessed someone, coming in or out of that area at the same time. or he could possibly be involved. >> reporter: no on

planting a pipe bomb in middleton, colorado last wednesday on the third anniversary of the columbine high school. back in 1999 two students there killed 13 people before killing themselves. the devices at the mall did not explode. >>> these days it's pretty easy to spot a forclosed home. the grass isn't cut. there's weeds everywhere and the home just doesn't look like it's being kept up. the city of oakland is now fighting blithe and telling whoever owns those homes to clean up their property or else. >> the city of oakland is looking at 12 vacant forclosed homes to determine if they are considered blithe. >> we need to do something about it. we need to keep it up, if not they run the neighborhood down. >> they become eyesores in neighborhoods and nobody, the banks are being totally irresponsible on this issue. >> reporter: if the city thinks the home is blithed they give the property owner 30 days to clean its up. if that doesn't happen, a $1,000 fine goes up e day. >> we put a lean on the property so that when it's sold we'll get our money on the transfer. >> reporter: often banks will allow t

when i taught in 1999, the shootings at columbine high school in the littleton, colorado, happened. two years later in 2001 there was a school shooting in santi, california. in 2003 in cold spring, minnesota. again in 2005 in red lake, minnesota. and i was actually teaching this course in the spring semester of 2007 when the shooting in blacksburg, virginia, occurred at virginia tech. my students were getting ready for their final exams, and it became imperative to share what i had learned in prepping for this course. i was reticent at first to deal with these current events, but my students kept dragging me into the present and sort of forcing me to deal with these issues that were happening in the present time. and in the wake of the virginia tech shooting i felt that that need to write about what had happened. and i had a sabbatical in the fall semester of 2007, and i sat down and began to write up my research finding and write up the discussions i'd had which were very enlightening with my students who sort of pulled me into this new place and pulled me into new ways of wrestling

continues this morning for a man suspected of trying to blow up a colorado shopping mall near columbine high schoole fbi says 65-year-old earl moore planted a crude pipe bomb and two propane tanks inside a mall about 2 miles from columbine high. agents found the explosives last week on the 12th anniversary of that high school massacre. there's no word of possible motive in this. moore had just been released from federal prison after spending six years for armed robbery. >>> a suspected sniper is in the los angeles county jail this morning. that is after a frightening incident involving a police helicopter. a look at this this. was the scene near the van nuys airport yesterday. police scrambled to try to stop the sniper who was firing shots at a police helicopter. bullets from his automatic weapon actually hit the chopper's fuel tank and forced it to make an emergency landing. luckily, no one was hurt. a family member of the sniper eventually stopped the suspect, said to be an 18-year-old man. police still aren't sure what led to that attack. >>> just 15 minutes ago, new numbers came out that show a

when i taught in 1999 the shootings at columbine high school in littleton, colorado happened. two years later in 2001 there was a school shooting in california. in 2003 in cold spring, minnesota, in 2005 in red lake, minnesota. i was teaching this course in the spring semester of 2007 when the shooting in virginia occurred at virginia tech. my students were getting ready for their final exam. it became imperative to share what i had learned in prepping for this course. to deal with these current events, students kept dragging me into the present and forcing me to deal with these issues that are happening in present time. in the wake of the virginia tech shooting, i felt that need to write about what happened. i had a sabbatical in the fall semester of 2007 and i sat down and began to write up my research findings and to write up discussions i had which were in lightning with my students. pull me into this new place and new ways of wrestling with these questions of violence in our society. seems to be something we couldn't get away from. i sat down to write. i was working on a p

propane canisters and a pipe bomb was left there on wednesday on the 12th anniversary of the columbine high schoole. police say the bombs were rigged to explode. in new york police found two teeth that appear to be human. as the search continues for clues in a suspected serial killer case there, this was the scene as please return to the beach today in search of the thick underbrush. the teeth were found close to where a human skull was discovered earlier this month. so far the remains of eight to 10 people have been discovered in that area. >>louisa: lots of cloud cover hanging around this evening. a shot of downtown san francisco and we are currently seeing temperatures in the '50s. right now satellite and radar does show lane staying to the north and east of us. the nearest thing dry at this hour, was sophies body showers earlier but nothing accumulating to much. harkin the weekend we are expecting a chance of rain to said in just like showers for your saturday. watch a future cast as we take you through the morning hours of looks like we of the chance of showers in most locations. even until t

a pipe bomb and propane tanks were found in a mall yesterday not far from columbine high school in littleton have released a photo of a man caught on surveillance tape. >>> "three cups of tea" author greg mortenson faces new trouble this morning. cbs news has learned a memo from external auditors for his charity group, the central asia institute, shows that mortenson might owe more than $23 million in back taxes and penalties for, >>> now to the latest on a suicide at rutgers university in new jersey. now officially described as a hate crime, you remember how a freshman killed himself last fall after his intimate encounter with another man was shown online. his former roommate now faces 15 criminal charges that could lead to ten years in prison. cbs news correspondent elaine quijano is at the rutgers university campus in new brunswick, new jersey for us this morning. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. you know, the suicide of tilen clemente last fall touched off an outpouring of emotion here at rutgers and across the country. now prosecutors say there are new deta

. >>> and today marks the 12th year since the tragedy of columbine high school. students walked into the colorado high school and went on a shooting rampage. eric harris of and dylan klebold killed 11 people. classes are cancelled today. >>> a warning for pregnant mothers. how your diet could affect your child's weight later in life. >> taking a big bite out of l.a. how the sharks made a lot of history last night on the ice. you're going to love it coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] and the customer says, on the carpet." what? gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a dog. a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer women may want to think twice before giving in. a new study suggests that a pregnant woman's diet could alter her baby's d-n-a. that could increase the risk of d obesity, heart d >>> got a food craving? a pregnant woman's diet could alter her baby's dna. and that could increase the risk of childhood obesity, heart disease and diabetes later in life. res

propane tanks, and pipe bomb found near the columbine high school area.ing rampage. >>catherine: counseling prices keep going up. the justice department-gasoline prices are going to be looked into by the justice department. any fraud or price manipulation be ruled out. $3.84 with even over $4 and several areas including here. police in south florida are try to figure out if this woman was killed. the toddler got its hands on a gun. the father called 911 and he says the boy picked up the gun and pulled the trigger. no arrests have been made in the boy is in a relative's care. >>catherine: lawyer vetcdeadloct of lying to line to the fbi with 20 charges that he tried to sell/trade the appointment of old u.s. senate seat of zerozeroobama .. blagoyavich still on trial. >>pam: a programming note on friday, kron will have abc air on abc. dateline = 8:00 news at 10:00 p.m. right back after the break. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation at a standstill. 30,0

it happened yesterday on the 12th anniversary of the columbine high school massacre.hat mall is located just blocks from the school. the device along with two propane tanks were spotted after the fire -- a fire inside the mall's food court. the propane tanks did not ignite but the fire filled parts of the mall with smoke. no major damage or injuries are reported. >>> major league baseball has made an extraordinary move against the giants long time rival. the league is now assuming control of the los angeles dodgers. commissioner bud sell egg says he'll appoint a representative to oversee all aspects of the business and day-to-day operations of the club. the couple thanes the dodgers is involved in a bitter divorce battle leading to huge money problems for the usually lucrative franchise. >>> time now 6:26. you drivers will be detoured again today in san jose as crews go out to clean up graffiti on a bridge over interstate 280. now the freeway exit ramp to bird avenue will be closed between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. drivers have been detoured the past two days so those

information this morning about the man police believe tried to set off a bomb in a mall near columbine high school. the fbi says that suspect earl albert moore had just been released from prison a week earlier. he had served time for a bank robbery back in 2005 and has a pretty long rap sheet. police discovered a pipe bomb and two propane tanks in that mall's food court last wednesday. that was the anniversary the columbine massacre. that mall, of course, was evacuated. >>> easter sunday in st. louis was a day for a remembering miracles, despite widespread damage from a tornado friday, no one was killed or seriously injured. as jeremy hubbard reports, that city's busy airport was hit hard. >> reporter: a welcome sign over st. louis, flights back in the air, more than 150 departures even as work crews and street sweepers continue to clear tornado debris below. but for the weary travelers who finally made it home, the headaches have just begun. >> there, it's like the passenger window might be a little windy going home. it's full of water right now. >> reporter: a sense of humor difficult to muster

a memorial being held for the victims of the massacre in colorado columbine high school. 12 years agoeric storm the denver area school they were armed with bombs and guns. the bombs never went off but they did shoot and kill 12 students and one teacher before taking their own lives. oil >>pam: drilling is returning to the gulf coasts, one year after the explosion on board. the oil rig in the gulf of mexico that an explosion killed 11 people. as nicole collins reports, the tourism and fishing industries are still trying to recover. >>reporter: one year after the worst oil disaster in u.s. history began the struggles of those on the gulf coast appear far from over. there's still a lot of people on the island that are hurting. the huge explosion on bp deep water rise in claims the allies of 11 men and spew 200 million gal. of oil in the gulf of mexico. devastating the fishing industry, killinkeeping tourists away. >> i think there will be sure about their but the problem is the market that's what i worry about local >>reporter: in state government officials are pleading for americans to

it happened on the 12th anniversary of the shooting rampage at nearby columbine high school.berately planned to coincide with the anniversary. >>> toyota is recalling suvs sold in the u.s. between 2007 and 2008 in order to fix an air bag problem. toyota also says it expects the global production to return to normal by november or december after last month's japanese earthquake and tsunami disrupted operations there. for more on the recall you can head to our website, today.com. >>> finally, a washington state high school student faked being pregnant for six months to teach other students a lesson about prejudice. gabby rodriguez revealed thursday that her pregnancy had actually been a social experiment for her senior project. >> i made my senior year better by doing this because i get to, you know, say i made an impact in some of the students' lives here. >> reporter: overall rodriguez says the responses from student and staff have been positive. now back to meredith and willie. >> thank you very much. it's cold out here. >> it is. >> crazy cold. >> al needs to do something a

april 20. 12 years ago dylan klebold and eric harris opened fire on columbine high school. 12 students, a teacher and themselves. second, the time. both the fire at the mall and the school attack happened in late morning. the bombs were even placed in similar locations. the high school cafeteria back in 1999, the mall food court on wednesday. and both included similar devices. pipe bombs and propane tanks rigged to explode. we went back inside of the mall. the bomb was faced in a hallway very close to this food court and if it had gone off when it was supposed to, this whole area would have been packed with people. >> they're just target-rich if somebody wants to do something really bad. in a confined space with that many concentrated people i mean you could wreak havoc on a mall in ten minutes. >> reporter: and that is what worries law enforcement. malls like these where potentially thousands of people gather. sitting ducks for terrorists. this mall is open for business. customers are back and inside it looks fairly normal. but as long as there is a suspected bomber on the

planted a pipe bomb and also propane tanks in the suburban denver mall on the anniversary of the columbine high school>> leaders of the pro football players union are due in court today as the judge considers whether the owners' lockout should be put on hold. all of the legal maneuvering has left players, owners and fans wondering whether there's going to be a season at all come the fall. here now is mike marusarz. >> reporter: after a judge ruled to end the lockout, nfl players are still in limbo. >> i thought that i might be able to train. but, unfortunately, it didn't work out that way. >> it was uncomfortable. like i didn't -- i shouldn't be there. >> reporter: some players were let in and worked out while others ran into problems. at issue, how to split up $9 billion in annual nfl revenue. the owners and players can't agree on a new collective bargaining agreement which has led to the owner-imposed lockout that's lasted 45 days. >> just want to stay off work, try to get some rehab in and everything else, you know, but i wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: monday the judge hearing the dispute rul

. >> darya: miles will be held for the victims of the 1999 massacre at columbine high school. april 20th net in 1999 when two students stormed the school armed with bombs and guns shooting and killing 12 students, one teacher before taking their own lives. and 2007 immemorial was unveiled mayor park by the school. >> mark: millions of dollars are lost each year because of toll aviators. officials are using extreme measures to catch them. stanley roberts has that mark in this edition of people behaving badly. >> stanley: this is a california highway patrol officer standing on an island looking for violators. he's looking for toll cheat and not just any tallchief's he's looking for a special one drivers to use the fast-track plan without a transponder and no visible license plate. if you use them you have to have a transponder to pay the toll if none they read the plates and you get a bill in the mail. however if you don't have either venues fast- track your considered a toll cheat. the driver of this conduct, no plates, paper plates in the real. also missing of a registration a

whether there is a link between the fire and the 12th anniversary of the shootings and nearby columbine high school. >>> newly released e-mails from the college attended by tucson mass shooting suspect jared laucher in provide more questions than answers. loughner pleaded not guilty to killing six people along with wounding congresswoman gabrielle giffords and 12 others last january. the 900 page collection of e-mails from school administrators shows huge sections blocked out from the hours and days after the shooting. congresswoman giffords is recovering in houston and hopes to attend her husband's space shuttle launch in florida on friday. >>> a vicious beating caught on videotape goes viral. it happened at a baltimore area mcdonald's. two young women, including a 14-year-old, are facing charges for allegedly kicking and punching the victim. a mcdonald's employee and later a female customer tried to intervene. the maryland state attorney says the racial dynamics of the case could result in hate crime charges. the restaurant issued a statement condemning the violence. >>> now to the latest in the

the mall was just a few miles from columbine high school where of course 13 students were killed 12 yearsugh. where are the air strikes? why aren't they protecting civilians? misrata underscores the limits of airpower. nato says gadhafi has purposely wedged his heavy armor into civilian neighborhoods. striking it increasingly difficult. still, nato is ratcheting up the pressure. britain and france are sending military advisers to the rebel capital of benghazi. gadhafi appears to be feeling the heat. despite aggressive attempts to contain the rebellion gadhafi's problems have only grown. he's now fighting on three fronts. in the east near ajdabiya in brega. in misrata near tripoli and in the far west in zintan in the nafusa mountains. libya's foreign minister opened the door to possible elections in six months. saying that gadhafi could even step down. >> everything will be on the table. >> and that is miguel marquez reporting from libya. the number of americans who disapprove of the president's actions in dealing with libya is going up. our new abc news/"washington post" poll showed more

last week's attempted colorado mall bombing on the 12th anniversary of the massacre at nearby columbine high school appears in a denver federal court today. earl albert moore was apprehended at a grocery store yesterday after a six-day manhunt. >>> sony is apologizing for what could become the biggest data theft ever as a hack may have stolen credit card information from some of its 77 million playstation user accounts. the security breach could cause sony billions of dollars. >>> if you can't make it to the royal wedding, maybe you make one of your own. a groom in china gave his bride a wedding that made her feel like a real british princess. the couple tied the knot with a procession of scarlet-cladhorse. so what was the tab for the wedding fit for a king? the bargain apparently was about $7,000. >>> it is now 7:20 on the west coast. let's go back to matt and al. >> gets brownie points that last a lifetime. >> absolutely. >> no question. >> treat him like a prince. >> you've got a lot to talk about. >> absolutely do. let's start on the west coast. the good news is for a lot of folks there, things

. >> reporter: keep in mind this is the same school district as the 1999 columbine high school massacre left 15 dead. >> i also now kind of collect these things. >> reporter: even aidan admits he's got anger issues. >> i kind of deserved it, but -- >> reporter: aidan wants to be a marine but has concerns. >> when i also behave like that i'm thinking my future is going to turn around into the homeless, bad thing way. >> reporter: aidan -- no charges were filed at all. in fact, aidan is no longer at this school. he's now enrolled at a school for children with behavioral problems. meredith? >> kerry sanders, thank you very much. 8-year-old aidan is here along with his mom mandy. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> this is a tough situation for everyone involved, mandy. i understand why you believe using pepper spray on an 8-year-old is excessive. but the police say your son was posing a real threat to teachers, that, in fact, he admits that he wanted to hurt them and they felt they had no choice. can you accept or entertain the possibility that they didn't have any choice but to

. >> host: april 20 if 1999 was the date of columbine, the massacre of the high school. but eric started planning this in 1997. >> guest: yes. >> host: how did you discover that? >> guest: well, they kept lots of records. eventually after a seven year legal battle, jefferson county released nearly a thousand pages of writings of the killers. the each left a journal, school assignments and also eric rode on his website about all he wanted to do and then they made videotapes explaining themselves in the last month they decided that wasn't enough. so the fbi agent on the case is a major character in the book, sort of the unwinding of the detective story he said that -- >> host: what is his and? >> guest: supervisory agent duane, very famous negotiator and brilliant psychologist, of a coincidence happened to be. but he said in his entire year fbi career he had never seen a killer who died leaving this much material explaining themselves. so we have an extraordinary amount of information to gather and sort of digging through all this information and in talking with various ps

high school. they were found at a mall near columbine wednesday. investigators say their person of interest is this man you see in a dark cap in the surveillance photo. he entered a hall way through a mall entrance typically used only by employees. >>> barry bonds may have obstructed justice but baseball doesn't care. commissioner bud selig will not change the record saying in life there's got to be pragmatism. anybody who understands the sport understands why. bonds holds the career and season home run records. this is video of him breaking the record. he ended the 762 home runs. 73 of them in one season. while the records are safe, his conviction may keep him out of the baseball hall of fame. >>> selig talking a ining about expanding the playoffs next year. the national and american leagues would each get two wild cards. they would play each other before moving on to play the league winners. >>> cody ross had a big game in game five. decided by one run. you can watch all this right here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 7:00. >>> injured gi