charles: i'm not panicking, i happen to be a derrick rose fan.veryone agrees, both sides agrees it's not physical, it's a mental thing and sometimes that's tough for us to understand. again, this is the reason why we revere athletes not just because they can do things physically that they can do, but sometimes inspire us in the face of long odds, this is not the case. brian i'm getting the wrap signal and you can't ride the elevator with me. >> no? appreciate the opportunity. charles: another decision for president obama on the keystone pipeline. but, even if the white house does approve it, the president remains skeptical how many jobs it would even create. that's next. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >> all right. right now i'm going to try and make you guy some money. right now i like lending tree. you see the commercials. back then doug was having a trouble getting a mortgage and w

sharif derrick was broke he was he had been ostracized by his family as a result of his conversion to islam and was working in a video game store an f.b.i. informant came to him and says you know i know your car is broken down they don't have a place to live you know i've got a place you can live once you come live with me being religious and it being the day before ramadan thinks well this this must be the act of god and goes and lives with this man over four months they are really intense relationship all the while the informant is stoking derrick's you know anger and derek says well i i really want to kill a judge and when pressed on it there can even name a judge and so the informant says well why don't we come up with a manageable plan why don't we attack a shopping mall in rockford illinois and derek really admired this man it was he thought it was a roommate and he then says well i the informant i know an arms dealer who can provide you with weapons and we can get current aid so we can attack the show. and derek side of the agrees but the problem was that derek was broke he had

the chicago bulls will love to have their star player derrick rose on the court. not expected to play tonight. he's recovering from acl surgery, but derrick rose has been practicing his shot on the court for the past 50 minutes. we'll keep you updated. reporting from oracle arena, henry wilford, nbc bay area. >>> in arizona today a couple guys at giants major league spring training camp were reassigned to the minor league version. and one of them outfielder gary brown. the other is right-handed pitcher brett bocce, the son of the major league skipper bruce sent down to minor leagues. >>> the rangers facing the giants today in scotts dale. matt cane on the mound, adrian bell train, a swing and a miss. bottom of the fourth, hunter pence, that one is up and high. that is gone to left. his first of the spring. he would add an rbi double later on in the sixth as the giants go on to win 5-2. >>> you know, a lot of a's fans talk about the hay days of the 1980s when the team went to the world series three separate times and won it in 1989. and all the while the bay area w

. ♪ >> three years ago derrick carver almost lost his life in afghanistan.early fatal for him. look at him now. >> look at that grip. >> as you can see, he lost one of his legs but he has not lost his strength. now he's competing and hopes to

. ♪ >> three years ago derrick carver almost lost his life in afghanistan.arly fatal for him. look at him now. >> look at that grip. >> as you can see, he lost one of his legs but he has not lost his strength. now he's competing and hopes to own his own center in shelby, michigan. >> breathe. breathe. >> a mountainous guy. >> yeah. >> part man, part machine. >> he is jacked up. >> ripped. >> lifting quite a bit of weight here. it looks like the prosthetic leg is not hindering him at all. >> it's not. even though he walks with a bit of a limp, he can still lift like anybody else. >> he belongs to the portsmouth kettle ballclub. he wants to compete. he looks like a win err. >> talk about not giving up. he has maintained an amazing physique, even though he's an amputee. >> breathe. breathe. >>> that's it for us at rtm. we'll see you tomorrow, everyone.

the as have travis blakely for assignment and first base ban derrick barden.ght. >> see you then. thank you, fred. >>> coming up in the last 20 minutes, ktvu crews arrived at the shooting here in oakland. police have given us little information saying that a male was shot but is expected to survive. >> police did confirm that an 8- year-old was hit by debris but was not shot. this is happening in east oakland. our crews are there working to gather more information, and we'll have the latest tonight on the 10:00 news and bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> and as always, thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news, and we're

this is derrick does out there with his dog. >> he uses his nose and hopefully we'll see an air pocket air pocket and the cheap will be underneath that. >> garrett says many of these sheep are very pregnant at this point in the season and he is saying they're digging out sometimes 40 of these things a day. he said he has never seen anything like this in his life. he calls it completely heartbreaking because you put so much time and effort into this flock and it is your livelihood and they're buried and you have to find them all and you surely are not going to recover all of them. it is tedious labor. here you see him digging and digging and digging and down there you do see as he moves away snow the sheep is still moving and it is hard to believe. you can see how deep down this guy has to go before he can pull it out and it is wild. he pulls it out and the sheep pops up, runs off and on this show before we have seen video of sheep being buried for quite a long time in snow and they will survive. this isn't unheard of but they can only be down there for so long which is why you need to

derrick rose is still out and carlos boozer two hands and he had 21.omplete with the air ball from the foul line. brother. warriors are down 36 and rally to lose by only 18. they really got crushed 113-95. a big game on the road against houston. miami heat and their 20-game win streak. lebron james 360 spin and with authority. and that's howe you do it. and that's how you do it. how do you stop that? how do you stop this? it is now time for your facial. james 28 points and 10 boards. the heat extend their win streak to 21. it is the third longest in nba history 107-94. the world classic arrives at at&t park. they were in a must win situation in miami against puerto rico. pagan firing up his teammates before the game. 38-year-old nelson figueroa was dealing. six score less innings and allowed two hits. vogelsong goes 5 and two-thirds. his loan strikeout against his giant teammate pagan. a key moment in the 6th with the bases loaded and andy gonzalez doubles to left and 4-0. puerto rico -- 4-0, puerto rico. the u.s. is eliminated and so it is italy, puer

derrick rose is still out and carlos boozer two hands and he hadthe night and the night is really completeh the air ball from the foul line. brother. warriors are down 36 and rally to lose by only 18. they really got crushed 113-95. a big game on the road against houston. miami heat and their 20-game win streak. lebron james 360 spin and with authority. it.t's how you do it. it. how do you stop that? how do you stop this? it is now time for your facial. james 28 points and 10 xtend their win streak to 21. it is the tngest in nba history 107-94. the world classic arrives at at&t park. they were in a must win situation in miami against puerto rico. pagan firing up his teammates before the game. 38-year-old nelson figueroa was dealing. six score less innings and allowed two hits. vogelsong goes 5 and two-thirds. his loan strikeout against his giant teammate pagan. a key moment in the 6th with the bases loaded and andy gonzalez doubles to left and 4-0. puerto rico -- 4-0, puerto rico. the u.s. is eliminated and so it is italy, puerto rico, the dominican republic, japan and the netherlands comi

as director of faith outreach for the democratic national committee, reverend derrick harkins has been working to change that perception. >> people of faith make up a significant and important and valuable part of who we are as democrats and that's across the spectrum of faith traditions. >> green says the growing number of religiously unaffiliated voters cou complicatthose efforts. >> how do they for instance get the black protestant churches to mobilize voters and to be very enthusiastic about their platform and their candidate without turning off unaffiliated voters, and how do they appeal to those people and get them involved and excited about the candidate without alienating some of the religious communities that support the democratic party? it's a really interesting problem. >> harkins asserts that the democratic tent is wide enough to accommodate all. >> in having respect for that broad spectrum of faith traditions, we also certainly have respect for people who may not practice. the president often says himself that we need to honor and respect those who certainly practice fait

derrick norris scores. a's had five walks and three hit batsmen in the first three i think so.eventh innings, a's up by four runs. david freitas hits a solo shot off josh outman. a's win, 7-2 is your final. >>> stanford cardinal trying to put away utah on the hard wood. first half, josh husted blocks jason washburn. stanford on the break. how about an alley-oop from chason randall. that was pretty sweet. second half now. utes on a run. cedric martin knocks down a three. stanford's lead cut down to four. but too much cardinal. dwight powell, another big jam. stanford wins, 84-66. >>> golf anyone? why not, tiger woods not in contention to win, but a nice approach on 18. this would lead to an eagle. tiger has seen better days, however. finished tied for 37th. how about the shot of the day? jeff ogilvie, chips it in for a birdie on 16. and drops. he finished second. two shots off the leader, michael thompson. as for thompson, birdies 18 to seal the deal. he finished 9 under par, capturing his first career victory on the pga tour. busy day in sports. we're going have much more comin

derrick rose is still out and carlos boozer two hands and he had 21. the night is really complete with the air ball from the foul line. brother. warriors are down 36 and rally to lose by only 18. they really got crushed 113-95. a big game on the road against houston. miami heat and their 20-game win streak. lebron james 360 spin and with authority. and that's howe you do it. and that's how you do it. how do you stop that? how do you stop this? it is now time for your facial. james 28 points and 10 boards. the heat extend their win streak to 21. it is the third longest in nba history 107-94. the world classic arrives at at&t park. they were in a must win situation in miami against puerto rico. pagan firing up his teammates before the game. 38-year-old nelson figueroa was dealing. six score less innings and allowed two hits. vogelsong goes 5 and two-thirds. his loan strikeout against his giant teammate pagan. a key moment in the 6th with the bases loaded and andy gonzalez doubles to left and 4-0. puerto rico -- 4-0, puerto rico. the u.s. is eliminated an

and we have taken over the president's office in harvard for a week, the president was ago friend, derrick had vacated his offices and 30 of us stayed in the administration building protesting harvard's holding of gulf oil shares and its portfolio because of what golf was doing to assist portugal in its warmaking against angola and mozambique to win independence from portugal. danny was a real staunch speaker on these issues at the time. this investment is always a good tool to use trying to win social goals. i don't think the south africans were able to understand anything of that we were saying as long as we were saying something was unjust or wrong. when they saw it affecting their bottom line and we were able to get past punishing sanctions, then we knew the beginning of the end was at hand. i always think that economic strategies are good to employ. we were told we receive just wouldn't work. the assistant secretary of state for africa was saying without constructive engagement was the best way to go forward. simply talk to the south africans about it being nicer and we said that hasn

capped off by a two-run bomb and fifth homerun of the spring from derrick. they will go on to win it 7-4. final round of the arnold palmer invitational. feet in the water on the par 4 third. he backs it up and goes in. he had a great shot from the tree. manages to get back on the court. he ripped through from the tournament. i think if i was climbing trees i would too. tiger looking to become the number one. he had a three-shot lead. play was suspended and the course had to be evacuated and hopefully they can finish the final round tomorrow. sad news for anyone here in print, radio or television. sonoma's race way's john cardinal passed away after a two-year battle of cancer. he was the best in the business in the bay area and no one will argue that poit. stn 19interest into 8 and survived by his wife, an tree yaw and their two -- andrea and their two daughters. go to abc7news.com for information on donations. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you so much, shu. >>> and thank you for joining us. that is it for this e

capped off by a two-run bomb and fifth homerun of the spring from derrick. they will go on to win it 7-4. final round of the arnold palmer invitational. feet in the water on the par 4 third. he backs it up and goes in. he had a great shot from the tree. manages to get back on the court. he ripped through from the tournament. i think if i was climbing trees i would too. tiger looking to become the number one. he had a three-shot lead. play was suspended and the course had to be evacuated and hopefully they can finish the final round tomorrow. sad news for anyone here in print, radio or television. sonoma's race way's john cardinal passed away after a two-year battle of cancer. he was the best in the business in the bay area and no one will argue that poit. he joined the staff in 19interest into 8 and survived by his wife, an tree yaw and their two -- andrea and their two daughters. go to abc7news.com for information on donations. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you so much, shu. >>> and thank you for joining us. th

derrick, you said, about instilling confidence. i think that is the gest of what you said. if a precedent has been set, for going after folks banks accounts, albeit rich folks. i find that the latest example of very create wif creative with gooernments wants to get money than they are when it comes to saving money, that is just latest remind or me and that troubles me. >> when you think about financial distrust that is lead on a financial bust, if americans watching this feel that same situation could happen here at the local bank that could cause a debt in their buyer and consumer psychology, two-thirds of our economy is how people feel about it their willing nose spend their hard earned dollars, if they feel that is in jeopardy if that i want to get a bank lone, toic pend their business they cannot, that can cause them to change how they do their finances. this should be a lesson for all of us, it could happen in cyprus, 1% of population of u.s., if regulations and controls are not put in place, and really renewed evidence in from our government to say, our banks are stro

they are doing it without derrick rose. he has yet to come back. carlos boozer, i'll take that.d 21. the night is truly complete with an biedrins air ball from the line. warriors down 36. they rallied to lose by only 18, just crushed. 113-95. they will now hit the road. >>> the world baseball classic arrives at at&t park sunday without team usa. it was a must-win situation in miami last night against puerto rico. giants aaron grill pegan firing up before the game. 38-year-old nelson figueroa dealing. six scoreless, allowed two hits. ryan vogelsong and the giants 5 2/3. his lone k comes against his teammate, angel pagan. unloaded with a double to left. 4-0 puerto rico owe. team usa came back to within a run but nonetheless eliminated 4-3. it will be puerto rico oh, dominican republic, japan and netherlands all coming to san francisco for the wbc. >>> cactus league, giants and rangers in scottsdale. adrian beltre will. when he connects this happens. two-run homer in the fourth. his first of the spring. 2-zip giants." there it goes for torres. his first in the spring as well. giant

they are doing it without derrick rose. he has yet to come back. carlos boozer, i'll take that.e had 21. the night is truly complete with an biedrins air ball from the line. warriors down 36. they rallied to lose by only 18, just crushed. 113-95. they will now hit the road. >>> the world baseball classic arrives at at&t park sunday without team usa. it was a must-win situation in miami last night against puerto rico. giants angel pegan firing up before the game. 38-year-old nelson figueroa dealing. six scoreless, allowed two hits. ryan vogelsong and the giants 5 2/3. two runs on four hits. his lone k comes against his teammate, angel pegan. key moment in the sixth. bags loaded. gonzales, a double to left. 2-1 score. team usa came back to within a run but nonetheless eliminated 4-3. it will be puerto rico, dominican republic, japan and netherlands all coming to san francisco for the wbc. >>> cactus league, giants and rangers in scottsdale. matt cain, five shutout frames. struck out two. adrien beltre there. hunter expense. when he connects, this happens. two-run homer in the four

we go to derrick pitts who is a chief astronomer in philadelphia.nated by nasa as an astrology ambassador. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. >> you bet. explain what these scientists did. what did they do and what did they find? >> well, the thought here is that it's possible that perhaps the building blocks of life came to this planet from someplace else in the galaxy around the universe. the way they get to this is astronomers able to identify things elsewhere around the galaxy. they use material and find these organic compounds already existing and means they have been created by some astronomical process. the question is could some of those organic compounds that are the building blocks for the amino acids that form life here on this planet, could they have been transported somehow from the distant locations to this planet? turns out that perhaps a vehicle may have been, either a comet or a meteor or an asteroid that has somehow collected this material and brought it to earth and it's able to develop and prosper here. so t

. >> that's where you place a derrick on firm ground, then dig down with a drill bit that snakes horizontally branching tentacles like a fish bone. the drill bits can travel out for as much as five miles. you know, when we were growing up, we always heard about the building of the pyramids. this sounds like the building of the pyramids. >> it was a huge task for everybody. >> the shaybah facility is now being expanded to extract a total of 750,000 barrels a day of high-grade, arab extra light crude. and when will you see the first drop of oil out of the new part right behind you? >> we will operate this facility very early next year. we're almost done. >> so the beginning of '09. >> absolutely. >> then on the other side of the kingdom, there's an even bigger mega project at a field known as khurais. it's also scheduled to go online in 2009. >> this is the biggest oil project in history. >> khalid abdulqader, the project manager, says 1.2 million barrels a day will be tapped here. that's more than the entire daily production of some o.p.e.c. countries like qatar and indonesia. wow, this is a l

. >> derrick pitts, thanks so much. i'm ed schultz. ezra klein is filling in for rachel maddow tonight. >> thanks to you for joining us tonight. rachel has a very well-deserved night off. we begin tonight with election day. you remember election day when democrats put their plan for taxes and their plan for spending up against the republican plan for taxes and the republican plan for spending? election day. the democrats said we should raise taxes on the wealthy and make targeted spending cuts. republicans said no new taxes at all and cut programs for the poor like medicaid and food stamps and housing system and so on. these were the competing approaches in 2012 on election day. barack obama and joe biden versus mitt romney and republican budget guru, paul ryan. president obama won on election day. he won with just over 51% of the vote. it wasn't a huge margin but significant and enough we do not have to stay up half the night waiting to results. you want to see the big winner on election day? the idea of raising taxes. on election day

. >> we were with rookie officer derrick ralph as he had his first encounter with shiverdecker. the prison feels there's an educational opportunity in a rookie meeting an inmate as clever and nimble as shiverdecker. >> stop right there. we know you're able to remove your restraints. we want to see if you'll do us -- show us a demonstration on how you do it. >> no. >> why not? >> this is prison. this isn't a playground. >> we want to train these officers on what to look out for, and you'd actually be a vital training element for this. we've got an officer here, a new officer. his name is officer ralph. >> it's my [ bleep ] safety net. >> i understand that, but if you can do it, you can do it. >> yeah, i know, but that's my [ bleep ]. that's my safety net. you know? i don't [ bleep ] do it just to do it, you know. if i don't like what's going on, of course i'm going to do it. you know what i'm saying? >> that's understandable, but i'm just asking you for training purposes for this new officer, would you be willing to show us how you do it? >> no. >> no? >> shiverdecker refused to

derrick norris. he is a catcher, but he can swing the bat. his fifth home their spring. win, 7-4. >>> update on steph curry. x-rays were negative. rolled his right ankle saturday night while facing the washington wizard. curry is optimistic he will play in monday's showdown against kobe bryant and the l.a. lakers. before we get out of here, how about a good fight? nascar sprint cup auto club 400 in fontan. that final lap, joey logano and denny hamlin joining for position. kyle busch passes them both for the win. hamlin and logano wreck. hamlin had to be airlifted from the track. they said he is going to be okay. meanwhile, tony stewart was mad at league again know, and there is the punches. tony stewart, i think logano is about half tony stewart's age. in other words, tony stewart is old enough to be his daddy and he was still socking him out there, diane, terry. what is up with that? it's child abuse, come on. >> he has the experience. >> he is into the experience thing. >> thanks, henry. >>> coming up next, a hollywood and broadway legend shares some surprises about he

what could derrick jeter possibly do to top that? i want to own a team one day is my next goal. >> would you be like george as an owner? in some ways i would. >> rachel nichols talks to the yankee captain. >>> we begin on this good friday with our national lead. one pastor who will have a very busy easter weekend, joel osteen. he oversees a congregation far larger than the thousands who fit into his houston church. he is a tv megapastor whose message reaches millions of households weekly and every year he takes his show on the road for a night of hope event filling stadiums with music and a message of faith. joining me now is joel osteen pastor of lakewood church in houston, texas. pastor osteen thanks so much for joining us and happy easter. >> same to you, jake. great to be with you. >> so this weekend at your church you'll be speaking to an average of 40,000 or 45,000 people. you also reach 10 million through television. how do you create a message for such a wide audience as opposed to the one-on-one ministering you do? >> well,

parker's future, including his coach at simeon high school, robert smith, who also coached nba star derricking kid, not about jabari, this is about simeon and everybody else. >> reporter: jabari has gotten a lot of attention, he made the cover of "sports illustrated" last may and when he announced he was going to duke, it was covered live on television. >> duke university. >> reporter: the south side of chicago is dangerous and has been for years. in january of this year, a 17-year-old boy was shot and killed after attending one of simeon's games. nearly 30 years ago, another all-star, ben wilson, was shot and killed while walking down the street with his girlfriend, his number, 25, still hangs on the wall at school. >> sometimes i've been uncomfortable, but it's never been a moment of time where i've been totally unsafe, because i have so many people on my back and that helps me get out of, you know, scuffles. >> reporter: this season, jabari led simeon to a fourth straight high school basketball title and also excelled in class, earning a 3.7 grade point average. >> we are truly blessed t

the marine derricks were bombed in 1983 so there are many reasons why the u.s. feels they are very wary about its security and the security of its diplomats in the country. so we were under instructions not to say anything to anyone about our arrival because we didn't want to compromise the secretary security and our own because we were traveling with her in the motorcade. i wasn't able to tell anyone that i was coming but the minute i landed i called my family. my sister was there and i called her and they then could only spend four hours in beirut for that trip. i stayed behind and then everybody comes up to me and i have lunch and breakfast and dinner with friends and it's a very social environment in beirut. everybody is asking me, what are the americans doing about this and what are the americans doing about that? what does it mean? what is she going to do? those are the questions that i used to ask myself about the united states when i was in beirut and it was not for me to try to answer those questions with whatever it is i didn't know. >> host: and one o

peterson from is & p capital iq and quincy crosby also joining us at the big mark, mark lacheney and derrick all joining us. regale us with some stat about this stat that we've gone through. >> as a fan of the s&p 500 i'm saying we're not there yet. 1% away from a record high for the s&p 500, so great week. since the italian elections, up 4%. had a very strong week for m & a and strong week obviously for equities and the jobs numbers today. really, real took everyone by surprise but that's the fly in the ointment now. if we're getting closer and closer to a 6.5% unemployment rate the fed is targeting for when they would get back offer q sgle put this back into perspective for us in terms of what we're seeing and what's behind this. as bill said, you are the stat master. inters of m & a and cash on balance sheets, you just gave me a great stat in the commercial break. ten straight quarters where the s&p 500 companies have more than $1 trillion in cash? >> right. and the other stat is the fact that there's only been a handful of times when the s&p 500 has gained 5% or more in the month of janu

derrick hospital this morning. investigators think dense fog may be to blame.ir criminal charges against the driver. >> in vallejo, a police standoff ends with officers opening fire killing the suspect. it was all caught on camera by a neighbor. you can see the swat team using in our vehicle to move in on those houses. police say the man had been pointing a gun at neighbors earlier in the day. but it was when he broke a window and pointed a shotgun at police officers on with deadly force. >> he was on to murder an officer or shoot someone. he came to the front of the residents brought out a window with a shotgun pointed at office. the officer fired at the man. they use gas to come out of the house after that was unsuccessful they made an approach to use a robot to see a son was in the house. upon coming up to put the robot and size of a man's body lying in the house. >> when you have some of it with a rifle or shotgun threat to kill people and you have people walking around you do not want someone to be at the risk of being shot if they are in a line of fire. >

including his coach who also coached derrick rose. >> it's his off the court sufficient i love.abari. it's about everybody else. >> reporter: jabari has been getting a lot of attention. he made of cover of "sports illustrated" last may. when he announced he was going to duke, it was carried live on national television. the south side of chicago is dangerous and has been for years. in january of this year a 17-year-old boy was shot and killed after a attending one basketball game. 30 years ago another all-star ben wilson was shot and killed while walking down the street with his girlfriend. his number 25 still hangs on the wall at school. >> sometimes i have been uncomfortable, but it's never been a moment of time where i have been totally unsafe because i have so many people on my back and help me get out of scuffles. >> reporter: he led his team to a fourth straight title and also excelled in class earning a 3.7 grade point average. >> we are truly blessed to have him. >> reporter: growing up he was the youngest of four children in a home where school and the family's mormon fa

derrick rose. >> they did not have their best players. >> and yet they still beat them. >> why can'te? >>> ten minutes past the hour. both sides have spoken. now it's up to the justices of the supreme court. will they issue a landmark ruling on same-sex marriage? we'll look for clues from the them. >>> justin bieber strikes back. critics say he is headed for a breakdown. can acne cleansers be tough on breakouts and be good for your face? [ female announcer ] now there's new neutrogena® naturals acne cleanser. acne medicine from the wintergreen leaf treats breakouts. no parabens or harsh sulfates. for naturally clear skin. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® naturals. nespresso. where i never have to compromise on anything. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is only made with fresh milk. and where the staff is exceptionally friendly. ♪ nespresso. what else? you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddl

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derrick jones was shot by two officers in front of his barber shop in 2010. confronted jones about a domestic disturbance call. the officers say they shot jones because they thought he was reaching for a gun that turned out to be a small scale. >>> a 19-year-old fremont man faces up to 16 years in prison for the fatal stabbing of a high school football player. this week, a jury found abraham hague guilty of second degree murder in the death of 18-year- old osana footy. prosecutors say hague stabbed him outside a party last year. he will be sentenced may 31st. >>> police are searching for the thieves who broke into a school and stole $30,000 worth of computers. it happened thursday night at el crystal elementary school. police say the thieves cut a lock on a fence, then broke a window, reached in and unlocked the door. the thieves stole 22 mac book computers, but dropped four of them outside. the principal says whoever broke in seemed to know the layout of the school and went straight for the newest, most expensive equipment. >> not only is it a loss for the c

getting very excited about it and at that point the fbi has a sting in place that the major policy was derrickidn't have any money and the fbi needed over action. they needed him to acquire weapons and the informant says i know and arms dealer who can sell you grenades. i know you don't have money but the stereo features, if you to the stereo feature this he would take and in trade and here is the grenade. i don't know much about blacks are trying pretty sure no arms dealers going to take stereo speakers for grenades. said he goes to the shopping mall and the arms dealer is an undercover fbi agents. derek brings over hysteria speaker and hand them over and the agent hands over the five grenades and other agents russian and the restaurant charge him with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and he is serving 25 years in prison and what is relevant -- revelatory about that is he was a danger to himself, a danger to other people, during the sting operation, if it wasn't for you have probably would have ended up stabbing someone with a steak knife. he was capable of a minor crime at best

he said yes then they get excited and at that point* the fbi was in place but derrick did not have any money. they needed him to acquire weapons. i know an arms dealer that can sell you grenades and just say take them. so there it goes to the us shopping mall of course, it is the undercover agent who hand them over the in a charge of conspiracy and he is serving 25 years in prison. he was not the danger to other people as a terrorist but he did say it wasn't for you and probably would stab somebody with a steak knife. through this allow resting operation they should go to the public to say here it is another terrorist caught and plot flailed. >> you are a journalist in not a historian to talk in find out what they're thinking in the process to get a sense why the fbi rationale is from the bureau point* of view. >> there are those who are critical but there is general support of the program and al qaeda as it existed they do not send them overseas to have their horrific crime that they are more conservative fellow wolf. those other disaffected or disillusioned of those who want to watch