finish line standing by the finish line but leaving just before the explosion professional killers croft international was up to f.b.i. kimo and on their caps from some but crafts logo and slogan violence billfolds problems also the explosion the croft backpack is missing it looks identical to the exploded one down to the white square on top the suspects ones on t.v. in the same color as his the city commissioner callings on the actors before correcting himself but i think that these were the two actors these were the two individuals that were carrying out the same intelligence tools that james. calls this the most amateurish fulls flag the official suspects schildt given to media hundreds of readers know it's horrendously photo shopped a leg with no boldy a ghost in the background and many other discrepancies this is help patsy's right this will be the last message before the police get me i never done it they said he up father please forgive me i am sorry it has come to this if the boy run over his brother but witnesses confirm that him being a school to it but at least a chilling flig

. >> there remains a large police presence at bank croft and riche. >> this started around two long in the evening. >> they believed at least one of the three in the vehicle was armed. >> they pursued that car until the driver stopped and they all three jumped out and ran in different directions. >> here's what happened next. >> one of our officers encountered the suspect. >> the officer struck the subject a firearm. >> the other two suspects were apprehended. >> take a look at the vehicle all three of those men were in, a suburban that came to rest right outside of a daycare center. >> a dad was picking up his son. >> he was clearly upset by the violence in his neighborhood. >> other residents are expressing out rage on police for the number of officer shootings. >> six times. he shot him six times. >> now again, live out here at this scene, where you can see a number of officers still investigating. >> a council member is attending an event not far from here and she said she understand resident' concerns and she talked about what the city council plans to do. >> we'll have more on th

. >> it happened early this afternoon near the corner of ban croft and 77th a avenue. >> charles clifford reports where a stolen gun was recovered near the man who was killed >> reporter: the oak land police department says that just before 2 p.m. -- oakland police department received a tip three armed men were driving in this suv in east oakland. >> officers pursued the vehicle. >> all three men fled from the suv on foot in different directions. >> one suspect ran to here along riche street. >> one of our officers encountered the subject who was armed at the time. >> the officer discharged his firearm, his service firearm striking the subject. >> witnesses nearby reported hearing multiple shots. >> all i heard was bang bang bang bang. >> it sounded like five gunshots, and that was it. >> the injured suspect was transported to the hospital. >> the other two men were arrested and taken into custody. >> police are saying they did recover a loaded handgun near where the suspect was shot. >> they also say that weapon was reported stolen in georgia. >> at this point, they have not released any

that very night on "60 minutes" he was asked by steve croft, said croft, this morning -- mr.sident, this morning you went out of your way to avoid the use of the word terrorism in connection with the libya attack. do you believe this was a terrorist attack. answer, well, it's too early to know exactly how this came about, what group was involved. but obviously it was an attack on americans. then he was on david letterman. asked the same thing. and obama -- the president said, here's what happened. you had a video that was released by someone who lives here, sort of a shadowy character who is extremely offensive video directed at mohammed and islam. for two weeks they carried on this fiction. remember, in the light of a presidential campaign, this fiction that it was not -- that it was a hateful video that inspired a spontaneous demonstration. even two weeks later before the u.n., the president condemned hateful videos. so for him to say as he did in the presidential debate against mitt romney that he had called it a terrorist attack that morning simply is contradicted by the

. >> her stunning beauty and hit movies like laura croft, tomb raider. >> an oscar for "girl interruptedou want. >> for her pairing with superstar brad pitt. together in "mr. and mrs. smith". >> who's your daddy now? soo. >> and their six children. as an das dor of goodwill in africa and cambodia and again today, with her op ed piece in "the new york times" and the stunning revelation that she had had a preventive double mastectomy. she wrote, my doctors estimated i had an 87% risk of breast cancer. once i knew this was my reality, i decided to be proactive and to minimize the risk as much as i could. i've interviewed angelina several times. a few years ago after ovarian cancer took the life of her own beloved mother at only 56. >> oh, i don't want to cry. you know, she's just -- she was just a very, very loving person. she was completely full of love and kindness and it's the legacy that she left. you know, she didn't become a great actress. she didn't become somebody anybody knew. she didn't do anything other than love her children and raise them with so much care. so she's taught me a

after that he has an interview with steve croft and 60 minutes, and steve croft asks him, wow you wentut of your way to avoid the use of terrorism in that speech, in the rose garden, and he says, right. and steve croft goes onto ask him a question about that. then days after that he's asked by joy behar on the view, was it terrorism? and he says it's too early to tell and he talks about the video. he talks then at the u.n. about the video in regards to benghazi. videotape if you just lay it out on a timeline when the president said and when he was asked about it, it doesn't match up to what he said today. when he references the national counterterrorism center director, matt olson testifying on capitol hill that was huge news then, because olson was asked in q and a up on capitol hill was it a terrorist attack? it wasn't like he was offering it in an opening statement from the administration point of view. he did say it was a terrorist attack but that was in direct contrast to what the administration was saying at the time. so that's why it was big news. it was interesting to see the p

think with comi although he enjoyed this almost cinematic hero status because of the showdown with ash croft over one thing we can't forget he was in church. approving a lot of been hints to interrogate techniques also known as torture komi is expected nomination come shortly after president obama's speech about drone policy and closing guantanamo bay obama pledge this speech was a step towards ending the war on terrorism overseas but for critics this nomination would be another signal there's more of the same on the way if you look fundamentally at the policies after these announcements it becomes clear that nothing changes but if you listen to the words it sounds like there's something shifting after leaving the justice department coming joined the private sector it was a corporate attorney for lockheed martin and the hadron bridgewater associates confirmed komi what replaced them robert muller as head of the f.b.i. became head of the agency just seven days after the september eleventh attacks and washington was wall r.t. we'll see a whistleblower john kerry who is speaking out the former

it's a sand sculpture called train stop and just one of the amazing creations from rusty croft and kirkwith sand to a whole new level and they've been busy creating something special for us in our own studios. >> hi, boys. >> how long did it take you? what time did it start? >> 10, 15 minutes. >> did you guys as kids play in the sand a lot? is that how it all began? >> playing in the dirt. >> but you've got to be artistic by nature. >> yeah. >> you're both sculptors in real life? >> starting in building and realized -- what. >> you got to be a kid. that's what you got to be. you got to be a kid at heart. >> and you've got to be willing to let your beautiful creation be washed away by any tide that comes along or by any bully on the beach. >> that's not so fun. but the fact that it's ephemeral and goes away is one of the best things about working with sand. >> i like words like that. >> show us if regular people can do it like us. you're going to show us how to create a little window on the corner. >> i'm good at this. >> so crafty. >> i'm good. >> one of the tools we use, little power k

right now the futures do indicate a higher opening yahoo anomie are croft -- microsoft guarantees yahoo a minimum amount. the deal -- there had been reports that google was interested in providing a more lucrative partnership to provide web search. >>> time now 5:19. there was a really touching moment. it happened at at & t park. a guy the giants fans love to hate did something really special for a cancer patient. >>> kidnapping survivor jc dugard reacting to the discovery of the three women who vanished in ohio ten years ago. she has a direct message to help them move on with their lives. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >>> welcome back. time now 5:22. today in ohio the three brothers arrested in connection with the discovery of th

they contradict carney's champion that the white house croft was himmed to one style styleistest change. one spokesman e-mails colleagues to say john brennan now the cree cia director, quote, will haved dids to the talking points. four minutes later the edits were e-mailed it, including deleting the assessment that it was across syrian -- libyan society. >> neil: i'm reminded off all these developments and their comparison to watergate. and i'm wondering if you're own insights whether you see these parallels? what do you think? >> well, you know, the standard way of thinking about that, neil, is to posit that richard nixon is a kind of gold standard of presidential malfeasance, and then ask whether barack obama is somehow arching toward that standard, the grid where nixon is always at the center of presidential evil. i don't see it that way. i think that nixon's offenses were fairly common for the presidents in the post war period. think there's a lot of literature now from the kennedy and johnson administrations which establishes that. but for the moment we have to be fair to president

he was asked in an interview with steve croft right afterwards. >> bill: you are dodging my question. >> i can't get inside his head and know why he does it. >> bill: he has white house counsel to remind him what he says. all right? he has speech writers who put on paper what he said and what he hasn't said. he is going out there, powers, and attempting to rewrite history. all right? >> he yes. >> bill: that's how i'm going to put it you say he is lying. okay. but there has got to be a reason why he is doing it and you don't know? you don't have any idea? i didn't thought about it? >> i hate -- you know, bill, do you this with me a lot. you try to get me into the intent of why people are doing things. i don't know what his intent is. all i know is what he is doing. >> bill: let's throw it over to kate. >> is he continually saying something that is demonstrably false. >> bill: dupe do you have any idea why the president might be doing, this kate? >> because every time he has done it in the past he has gotten away with it, bill. this is the first time because it is so egregious, because

joining me from boston, michael isikoff and don croft in houston. he managed the investigation of the 1993 bombing of the world trade center. thank you both for being with us tonight. >> good to be with you, al. >> good to be with you. >> michael, let me go to you first. what are you hearing on the ground about what happened inside that courtroom today? >>. >> reporter: well, according to our colleague who was in the courthouse, it was a very brief court appearance. the judge, who is the same judge who resided at that hospital bedroom hearing for tsarnaev was the presiding magistrate here, read the -- there were two hearings, read the two students their rights, told them -- asked if they could afford a lawyer. they did. they said yes and they actually do have separate counsel. and were advised of their rights and then that was it. the court hearing now has been scheduled for may 14th for both of them. and then the third one, robel phillipos, he was read his rights. the judge became somewhat displeased that he had his head down and didn't appear to b

he was asked in an interview with steve croft right afterwards. >> bill: you are dodging my question. >> i can't get inside his head and know why he does it. >> bill: he has white house counsel to remind him what he says. all right? he has speech writers who put on paper what he said and what he hasn't said. he is going out there, powers, and attempting to rewrite history. all right? >> he yes. >> bill: that's how i'm going to put it you say he is lying. okay. but there has got to be a reason why he is doing it and you don't know? you don't have any idea? i didn't thought about it? >> i hate -- you know, bill, do you this with me a lot. you try to get me into the intent of why people are doing things. i don't know what his intent is. all i know is what he is doing. >> bill: let's throw it over to kate. >> is he continually saying something that is demonstrably false. >> bill: dupe do you have any idea why the president might be doing, this kate? >> because every time he has done it in the past he has gotten away with it, bill. this is the first time because it is so egregious, because

i am going to honor angelina jolie tonight by watching for the 18th time "laura croft." >> when we come, oh, they're doing it again. i can't believe they're doing it again. yes, drilling, deep water drilling in the gulf of mexico! oh but they've got their act together now right? no. we'll be back. the natural energy of peanuts and delicious, soft caramel. to fill you up and keep you moving, whatever your moves. payday. fill up and go! >> a day and a half after the deep water horizon unclouded, it was too big to contain. the drilling rig sank beneath the gulf of mexico. for the families of the 11 missing crew members hope of their rescue is fading. >> you would think that would be an alarm bell, like so many things in our society, you think that would be sobering enough that we would hold future drilling to a higher standard. that's not really what's happening. in fact, the royal dutch shell company said that it's going to go ahead with the world's deepest offshore oil and gas production project and it takes place in the gulf of mexico. >> i have a feeling this makes you crazy. >> it doe

famous for "laura croft tomb raider," an oscar for "girl interrupted." >> i am playing a villain babyike you want. >> reporter: for pairing with superstar brad pitt. together in "mr. and mrs. smith." >> who is your daddy now? >> reporter: and their six children. as an ambassador of goodwill in africa and cambodia. and again, with her op-ed in "the new york times" and the stunning revelation that she had had a preventative double ma mastectomy. she wrote, my doctors estimated i had an 87% risk of breast cancer. once i knew this my reality i decided to be proactive. jolie tested positive for brca 1. women who carry mutations have a 65% risk of developing breast cancer. for jolie and other women the choices are stark. in 2005, jessica cueller was a successful television writer. >> my mother had breast cancer which she beat, seven years later, diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer. and she died two years after that. i just decided you know what i should for peace of mind take the test. >> reporter: the results, positive. jessica was at high risk for developing breast cancer. >> to me brea

ever shake the resolve of this great nation, and that very night, he was on "60 minutes," and steve croftpresident you avowedded using the word terrorism in connection with the attack. do you believe this is a terrorist attack? obama: well, it's too early to know how this came about. what group was involved, but obviously it was an attack on americans. on letterman, few days later, said, was there -- what happens sneer the president says, here's what happened you've head a video released by somebody who lives here, sort of a shadowy character who is extremely offensive video directed mohammad and islam. letterman said: making fun of the prophet? obama maining fun of the prophet. and so this caused a great offense in much of the muslim world but what also happened was extremists and terrorists used this as an excuse to attack a variety of our interests and as late as september 2 -- two weeks later when it was clear -- the president told the united nations, quote, that is what we saw play out in the last two weeks, crude and disgusting video sparked outrage throughout the muslim world. i've

an emergency landing just north of london and was raided by police to memory rested for endangering croft allegedly after they tried to enter the culprit. the u.n. has footage that could confirm syrian rebels used chemical weapons in aleppo in march the material provided by a russian journalists includes video from the site of the alleged incident and interviews with eyewitnesses and doctors who examined the victims it's still unclear whether it was the rebels or the syrian army who used the alleged weapons and u.n. experts have been stopped from investigating by syria who accuses them of being on the west and pressure. at least eight people wounded and two killed in a taliban attack in the center of kabul several powerful explosions rocked the area near a u.n. compound and the gunfire erupted several militants took shelter in a house using guns and grenade launchers to shoot back police. we got to business with the tasha we're going to talk about football in business so we are is it true that the budget for the twenty eighteen world cup championships are going to be held here in russia t

you brought up brian williams and steve croft. they are not white house correspondents.he tends to be focusing on network anchors, commentators, the people who run the sunday shows, but not frontline white house reporters. and giving interviews, he tends to be choosing the bigger name people particularly on television. i do not think he has given an interview to "the new york times" correspondents in years. is he communicating with the people who cover him and theoretically know him best? the answer is no. i do not think he has a lot of relationships with front line white house correspondents. that is a problem. it benefits in two ways. the president can put his day.i always say when you build relationships for people, you know who to trust better and who not to trust. the media is not monolithic. this is important for a president to make the distinctions. the second thing, the president and staff can absorb in the relationships, what the media are up to. what is important to the media. an early warning system as to what stories are on the radar. the white house does not

you brought up brian williams and steve croft. they are not white house correspondents.asan on network anchors, commentators, the people who run the frontline white house reporters. and giving interviews, he tends to be choosing the bigger name people particularly on television. i do not think he has given an interview to the "new york times" correspondent in years. is he communicating with the people who cover him and theoretically know him best? the answer is no. i do not think he has a lot of relationship with front line white house correspondents. that is a problem. it benefit in two ways. the president can put his message out day-to-day. i always say when you build relationships for people, you know who to trust better and who not to trust. the media is not monolithic. this is important for a president to make the distinctions. the second thing, the president and staff can absorb in the relationships, what the media are up to. what is important to the media. an early warning system as to what stories are on the radar. the white house does not do as good a job as the

officers pursued the vehicle and attempted to stop it near 77th and ban croft.ll three man then fled from st be on foot in different directions. >> police say they recovered a loaded handgun near where the suspect was shot. the suspects' names have not been released. >> 7:13 a.m. and we'll be back in a couple of minutes. i live look from our roof cam on van ness. we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep

you brought up brian williams and steve croft. they are not white house correspondents.tends to be okasan on network anchors, commentators, the poker run the sunday shows but not the frontline white house reporters -- people who run the white house reporters. and giving interviews, he tends to be choosing the bigger name people particularly on television. i do not think he has given an interview to the "new york correspondent in years. is he communicating with the people who cover him and theoretically know him best? the answer is no. i do not think he has a lot of relationship with front line white house correspondents. that is a problem. it benefit in two ways. the president can put his message out day-to-day. i always say when you build people, yous for al know who to trust better and who not to trust. the media is not monolithic. this is important for a president to make the distinctions. the second thing, the president and staff can absorb in the relationships, what the media are up to. what is important to the media. an early warning system as to what stories are o