dr. georges memory (clapping.) >> okay. we want to get to groundbreaking and nancy pelosi has to get somewhere else. >> do you have time>> of course, i have time i want to recognize supervisor william kennedy's work. >> okay (clapping.) i can relax a little bit. while we thank supervisor dr. kennedy are in the house and she was our fourth president (clapping.) okay. all right. so i want to bring up unknown but before i do i want to announce there's great people in the house to thank. we do have let see commissioners from the

dr. william walker the longtime advocate when people didn't bother with us he's the chair of directors and he would help us. (clapping.) >> distinguished and honorable persons on the platform may i mention one or two names this is the honorable and distinguished nancy pelosi we all love (clapping) and honorable mayor of the city of st. louis mayor ed lee would you give him a nice round of clause. to my brothers and sisters who are here san francisco is a world-class city you can't have a world-class city without a world-class clark class neighborhood like the bayview service center is a world-class center. (clapping.) >>. and today, we came not to just talk and give out information but to celebrate. i remember sophie maxwell i was in her office she said pastor walker we need a visible momentum in bayview that will represent the development and the growth and how we love those people and the senior citizen housing project and we're going to build and the senior citizen now office will be there if you building that give the lord a hand and all the people up here. come on would you repeat aft

dr. kimberly williams. dr. williams, i want to start with you. just really take note of the description of this suspect. as just the quiet kid in class. not showing out as an overly emotional kid, not a volatile kid, just a quiet kid. how do we guard our schools against the quiet kid, not the disrupter? but just the quiet kid? >> first of all, let me say this story is incredibly heartbreaking. the quiet kid, the shy kid in the corner, we never really know what that means. that could be the well-adjusted young student, or that could be the child that is harboring something that is very distressing for them. they could be very quiet, which kind of stands out to their peers, which makes them more of a victim, or a target of some type of teasing because of that. >> right. and if they're not being actively bullied, and just happen to have a demeanor that is introverted, i have a toddler who's introverted, but what if that's just their personality, or they're somebody who's that way because they're being persecuted, how does the teacher know that? >> i

dr. william corcoran and his grandson.ends remember him for having a strong christian faith. >> it was one of a kind. you kind find it in another spirit like that. >> 73-year-old frazier glenn cross, he also goes by the last name miller, is now in police custody. he faces charges of murder. it is believed he is a white supremacist who was once a grand dragon of the carolina ku klux klan. >> we're investigating it as a hate crime. we're investigating it as a criminal act. we haven't ruled out anything. >> president obama also issuing a statement saying, "i want to offer my condolences to all the families trying to make sense of this difficult situation." and by the way, the president pledges the full support of the federal government in this particular case. >> kelly wright, thank you so much. >>> in other news this morning, the deadline has passed. ukrainian president gave protesters until 2:00 a.m. eastern time to lay down their weapons. but the deadline, as we said, has come and gone. he has vowed to use the ukrainian ar

dr. william lewis corporon, 69 years old of overland park.is grandson reat, both were fatally shot at the jewish community center and teresa teri rose lomano, fatally shot at the village shalom retirement center. her maiden name was hastings and she was working at the children's center for the visually impaired at the time of the shooting she was visiting her mother, who is at village shalom and had been visiting her mother every sunday for some time. we are starting to receive calls from people with possible information related to the case. these are vital to us. these witnesses didn't realize at the time that they may have seen something or have important information on this case but now begun to contact our investigators based upon the context of what there was. the overland police department is asking if anyone believes they may have information about this case or suspect, please do not hesitate to call 913-895-6910. again, the number is 913-895-6910. or the fbi at 816-512-8200. also it has been reported we have arrested frazier glenn cro

dr. william corpran, 69, had taken him to audition for a musical competition.hey were shot and killed in the parking lot. mindy corpran discovered her father's body and then her son. >> it didn't feel like a crime scene to me. i had two family members lying on the ground and i feel confident from what i heard that they didn't feel anything. >> reporter: mindy first shared her family's grief at an emotional vigil last night, stunning the crowd of mourners. >> i'm the daughter of one of those killed and the mother of the son who was killed. >> reporter: also today, prayers for teresa terry lamano, 53, mother of three. she was at the jewish retirement home visiting her mom, as she did every sunday. >> she's just a kind, loving person. it was just a victim of a senseless and crazy and awful tragedy. >> reporter: tuesday she and her husband planned to celebrate their 25 years of marriage. hate allegedly drove 73-year-old frasier glen cross also known as glen miller to murder three innocent people a. well-known wipe supremacist with a history of racist activities. >>

dr. william louis and his 14-year-old grandson reed griffin underwood, both christians, were killed. minutes later, drove to the village to lone senior living facility where he shot and killed in a parking lot. >> there was a shotgun involved. we explore the possibility that a handgun was involved in the shooting. may be two persons we missed and we are looking at the possibility of an assault weapon. >> reporter: witnesses say miller was screaming anti- semitic remarks after he was arrested. overland park, kansas. >> miller faces first-degree murder charges and did try running for the house in '06 and senate in 2010 and served time in prison on weapons charges back in the 1980s. >>> developing news in the indian ocean. in just a few hours, a submarine will be sent deep into the water for wreckage of flight 370. the blue pin 21 is an unmanned robotic vehicle that uses sonar to create a three dimensional chart of any debris on the ocean floor. crews will be looking in the area where electronic pings were heard last week. investigators believe the battery's powering the locators on the

dr. william lewis corporan and his teenage grandson reat griffin underwood were killed according to a familytatement. >> it was really scary. i mean, people are calling their loved ones, and i called my mom, and she started crying, and then i started crying. >> reporter: from there the shooter reportedly continued several blocks to village shalom, an assisted living stat and opened fire. a female victim killed and the gunman shot at two others but missed them and was apprehended at a nearby elementary school. >> a shotgun was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a handgun was involved in shooting at the two persons he missed, and we are looking at a possibility of an assault rifle. >> reporter: in the wake of yesterday's shootings, police across the country saying they have increased their presence at jewish facilities this passover holiday. john and diana. >> tahman bradley live for us in washington. thank you. >> now, we are learning the suspect has had several run-ins with the law and even ran for public office. >>> frazier glenn close served in the military for 20 years and wa

dr. william lewis, a well-known local physician, was shot and killed. his 14-year-old grandson, high school freshman, and eagle scout, was rushed to a hospital. he died there. minutes later, a few blocks away, more gunfire. this time outside the village shalom retirement community. a woman not identified by authorities was killed there. >> there's no other word to describe it, just panic. >> reporter: president obama offered condolences at an easter prayer breakfast monday morning at the white house. >> nobody should have to worry about their security when gathering with their fellow believers. >> reporter: there's no indication cross knew any of the victims, he reportedly just smiled and yelled, heil hitler, once taken into custody. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> some good news this morning for millions of people suffering from allergies. the fda has just approved a new drug that could do away with those pesky allergy shots. it's a new pill called oral air. and doctors are calling it the first significant development in allergy treatment in 120 years. or

thank you dr william parker. thank you for being with us this evening. >> 130 years ago photos taken by journalist jacob riis awakened the country to miserable conditions that immigranground s found in the slums. annieling spent years documenting their lives in chinatown and told us about her experience. >> this is one of the last lodging houses in the city that is a forced floor walk-up. there's up to around 30 cubicles measuring roughly 64 square feet. some smaller, some bigger. for them rent is between $200 $300 a month. the communal space is the hallway, where people spend time together. and a lot of times that are shared a lot. it's a homey environment, and they are a family. it's not a transient space, they've been living this way for well over a dozen years. >> i found that most of them came with great hopes that they were going to get better opportunities, that is why everybody emigrates, so that they can provide a better quality of life for their family, it's difficult for the immigrants when they get he

dr. williams, from a medical standpoint?> one of the comments i wanted to make was in regards to a gateway drug usually there's an underlying mood disorder. a lot of these adults that are using or children, they're self-medicating. i think what joanne said earlier, coping mechanisms. >> the thing that's really setting pot apart from alcohol or cigarettes is the psychiatric aspects of this. an site, depression, paranoia. not everyone. but the brain damage issue is even superseded by the psychiatric problems that can be long-lasting. we're talking about on going use. >> what studies do you have though that prescription drugs and ambien and xanax and valium -- why can't i ever finish, sean? >> i was defending you. >> we have a prescription drug problem in this country. you can watch -- >> we're out of time. >> they go together. they're not operate. we have a prescription drug problem in the country, but people often overmedicate prescription drugs. >> each generation that smokes pot with animals gets fatter, less anxiety, germ

dr. william corp. ran his grandson reese underwood and 52 materialed terry splamana. republicans bid to take over the senate with the democratic leaning. strong candidates in the state was the worst obamacare rollout in the country. they may have a winning strategy. joining us is peter doocy. what can you tell us about the candidate? >> there is a candidate keep your doctor change your senator. monica wege is trying to unseat jeff merckle. oregon is a state where the 160 million web saturday didn't work for several months. she is trying to expose that. her strategy reflects republican priorities going into the mid term. >> it is clear that obamacare is the number one, number two and number three topic. >> the president said his signature legislative achievement should be a selling point to voters in november. >> i don't think we should apologize it. it's a strong good right story to tell. >> wednesday the ballots will go out in oregon's republican primary which will be conducted entirely for the mail. there are four republicans vying we will see if it will be doctor w

dr. william corporan and his grandson reat underwood. >>> a school where a 16-year-old sophomore is accuseding on a slashing rampage injuring 21 people last week. officials are working to make the return as normal as possible. they let students return early to work through what today would be like. >> it's hard to go back there. walking through really helped. >> get back to normal and get back into the old schedule. >> get back to normal. investigators are pouring over computers, video games and things taken from the home of the suspect. he's facing charges as an adult including homicide and aggravated assault. four remain hospitalized, two in critical condition. >>> the deadline passed to get your tax return in the mail for uncle sam. hope you made it in time. good news, the chance the irs will audit you is lower than it has been in quite some time. less than 1%. they do not have the staff to inspect every return. still, the risk rises with income. if you make $200,000 the risk is 3%. nearly 11% for those making more than $1 million a year. >> 85% of returns were filed electronically. that

walton and ed williams and dr. honey cut and dwayne jones and then we have department heads mohammed the man of the hour for me he made this happen and barbara smith the head of the housing authority and ann is here (clapping) so we're going to have supervisor cowen come up because - oh, another supervisor in front. we're so proud to have her in our district and she said he did i was her master of thesis and every time we need something she's right there like sophie we appreciate her and glad to have her with us >> good morning. i'm glad the speaker put the breaks open kathy that is what happened when our the baby on the stage and keep me to two minutes. it's going to be more than two minutes ate an amazing day to celebrate. you know, i really want to talk about what exactly we're here you've heard about the 20 years but what 20 years has brought us is one hundred and 20 units of senior housing that's right here where we are today. it's not only been a dream for 20 years but it's the exciting moment for the communi

dr. william lewis corcoran and his 14-year-old grandson, reid underwood, were two victims. dr. corcoran practiced medicine for almost 40 years. his grandson was an eagle scout, freshman and they were at the jewish center so the grandson could audition for a singing competition. >> one of the most kindest, nicest, most supportive families that we have here. they're really a community treasure that have been supportive of so many different charities here, great people, and this really just has left us all breathless. >> imagine the pain of that family. a third victim has not yet been identified. the suspect is due in court later this morning. >>> happening right now, an olympic hero back on the witness stand, trying to explain why he shot and killed his girlfriend. can he convince the judge all of this was an accident? we're live with what oscar pistorius is saying this morning. >>> happening right now in south africa, oscar pistorius is back on the witness stand at his murder trial and getting hammered for a sixth straight day by the prosecutor, trying to paint the olympic sprin

dr. william louis and his 14-year-old grandson griffin underwood both christians were killed.minutes later, the suspect drove to the village to shalom senior living facility where he shot and killed a woman in a parking lot. >> there was a shotgun that was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a handgun was involved in the shooting and that we are looking at the possibility of an assault weapon. >> reporter: witnesses say miller was screaming anti- semitic remarks. >> the fbi is investigating. miller faces first-degree murder charges. he tried running for the house in 2006 and the senate in 2010 and served time in prison on weapons charges back in the 1980s. >>> some developing news in the indian ocean. a few hours, sent deep into the missing malaysian airliner 370. blue fin 21, an unmanned robotic vehicle that uses sonar to create a three dimensional chart. crews will look in the area where pings were heard last week. the battery powering the locators on the jet's flight recorders may have already died. >>> time now is 5:46. get a check on the roads with elizabeth.

dr. william lewis korporon and his grandson reat griffin. >> i know that you realize that my father and son were both killed, and i know they are in heaven together. >> i want to bring in the senior fellow of the poverty law center, and the editor of the blog hate watch. >> good morning. >> suspect glenn frazier has been on your target for some time, and he was not shy of hiding the white supremacy views, and i want to play some clip clips of him in 1985 to our affiliate. >> we are going to take over the country. and we are third class citizens now. >> and tell us why he has been on the radar for such a long time? >> well, he is incredibly violent, and scary, and former clansman and neo-nazi, and we tangled with glenn miller in a serious way back in the 1980s. we sued the original group the carolina group of the ku klux klan and he then later broke the consent agreement that we reached with him. he went on the lam and became a fugitive after the feds discovered that he was amassing wep papons stolen from the miliy and he was planning to assassinate the founder of the poverty law center morr

dr. william lewis corporon and that doctor's 14-year-old grandson, reat underwood. dr. corporon practiced family medicine for nearly 40 years. his grandson was a freshman, an eagle scout and aspiring performer. both were christians. the two were at the community center so the grandson could audition for a singing competition. >> this is one of the nicest, kindest, most supportive families that we have here. they're really a community treasure that have been supportive of so many different charities here, great people, and this really just has left us all breathless. >> a third victim thought to be a woman at a retirement community nearby has not yet been identified. the suspect is due in court later this morning. >> and the doctor's daughter and reat's mother stood up and said that she was there before the ambulance, before the police. can you imagine what it takes to do that? >> she says she was with her father and her son and she knew they were in heaven. >>> happening right now, an olympic hero back on the witness stand, trying to explain why he shot and killed his g

dr. williams, the only person who has not spoken yet, from a medical standpoint. >> one of the comments id to make was in regards to a gateway judge, usually there is an underlying mood disorder, anxiety, or insomnia, a lot of people using these drugs they're self-medicating. and i think they need coping mechanisms. >> she is right. >> the thing that is really setting pot apart from alcohol or cigarettes is the psychiatric aspects of this, anxiety, depression, paranoia. people get anxious, the brain damage issue is even superseded by the psychiatric problems. we're not talking about people trying it once. >> what cities do you have, though, that address prescription drugs and ambien and valium, and all -- why can't i ever finish, sean? you know, you address how it is marijuana, but we have a prescription drug problem in this country. you can watch the front page. >> so all of those two go together. >> they're not separate. we have a prescription drug problem in the country. >> all right, real quick, medical. >> here is what they're missing. it is called epigenetics. each generation that s

dr. william corporon and his 14-year-old grandson reat underwood. they were editioning for an "american idol" style singing contest. his grandfather was there to support him. today, a heartbroken mom shared her grief. >> it's going to be hard. people keep saying how come you're so strong, and i'm strong because i have a family. i'm strong because i have faith. >> i know my dad would have given anything if it could have just been him. he would have stood up and said take me. it takes no character what was done. it takes no strength of character, it takes no backbone. it takes no morals. it takes no ethics. all it takes is an idiot with a gun. i mean, that idiot, that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. >> a third victim was a 53-year-old who was visiting her mother at her jewish assisted living facility a few blocks away. today, police announce they will try this case as a hate crime. >> in the last 22 hour, we' learned that the acts that this person committed were the result of beliefs and his actions -- were a result of be

dr. william lewis corporon and his grandson, reat griffin underwood.rd victim, terry lamano was killed at the nearby retirement home where she visited her mother every sunday. according to their families, all three victims were members of christian nominations. joining me now is senior fellow at the southern poverty law center and jim cavanaugh. mark, let me begin with you. the southern poverty law center has had mr. cross on their radar for quite some time but reports indicate that he may have been sort of estranged from his white supremacist networks. how common is it to have a lone wolf extremist? >> well, lone wolfs are the most common that we see from the domestic radical right. there were times when schemes were hatched in smoky rooms with lots of men in them and that kind of thing but that is not true these days. some 20 years ago there was an important essay written on that very idea, that we need to operate as lone wolves because otherwise our organizations will be destroyed. so that is really what we see as the norm and it does appear that fr

dr. william lewis corporon and his 14-year-old grandson, an eagle scout. police just oitded terry lamano. described as a loving mother and wife. cross shot and killed a woman outside of a retirement community a few blocks away. i'm joined by nbc's justice correspondent pete williams. what new information did we learn from the news conference that just closed? >> both the state and federal authorities will pursue charges here. the state has already filed charges of premeditated first degree murder and now we know the federal government will file charges of its own. everybody is calling these hate crimes of something of a misnomer. they charge him under federal civil rights law and people tend to think of hate crimes as the shepherd bird act which was recently passed by congress. but there are longstanding civil rights laws that provide the death penalty if death results from someone who tries to interfere with people either carrying out federally protected rights and going to church would be one of those or people trying to exercise religious freedom. the f

dr. william corporon. >>> in the meantime the search for flight 370 is in its sixth week and now going deep underwater. . navy's underwater search vehicle bluefin 21 being deployed in the southern indian ocean to map the ocean floor nearly three miles below the surface. the search is getting even tougher. as the black box batteries are probably dead by now, there's little chance of finding floating debris as well at this point. but an oil slick was found in the same vicinity as four pings detected last week. joining me, dr. chuck nash, retired navy captain and fox news analyst. let's talk first about this possible oil slick. what would that say to you? >> well, i think what the accident investigators are trying to rule out, is it jet fuel, is it jet a. if it is, they can tell that by chemical analysis. if it is some other kind of distillate, they'll be able to do that and in a lot of cases it is illegal to discharge oil in some regions and in some quantities so what they may do is wind up going after the shipping company that discharged the oil. >> let's talk about this bluefin 21. now that

dr. williams, from a medical standpoint. >> one of the comments i wanted to make as a gateway drug, usually is an underlying mood disorder. a lot of these adults using or children or add less sants are self--head kating and learning how to cope, coping mechanisms. >> joann is right. >> yeah, exactly. we need more of that. >> sean -- >> the thing that is really setting pot apart from alcohol or from cigarettes is the psychiatric aspects of this, anxiety, depression, paranoia and psychosis. people get anxious. some people are inattentive and some are laid back. the brain damage issue is super seeded by the psychiatric problems that can be long lasting. we're not talking about people trying it once but on going use. >> what studies do you have, though, that address prescription drugs and ambion and xanax -- >> let him answer. >> why can't i ever finish, sean? >> i was defending you. >> marijuana, but we have a prescription drug problem in this country. you can watch -- >> we're out of time. quick answer. >> you need to address that, as well. >> they are not separate. we have a prescription dru

dr. william comparan and his 14-year-old grandson as well as terry lomano. joining me is an editorial columnist with the kansas city star. thank you for joining us. give us more details on the preliminary hearing as well as the attorney asking for more time here. >> well, that's not actually -- to be too confusing. it is a part of the legal process. >> sure. >> it is very preliminary. this will be a large case. the u.s. attorney's office, eric holder, is very interested in it for possibly filing hate crime charges. it's an important case so they certainly want to take all their time. it takes a while to go through the courts on these things. >> and with the legal process under way here, you are still looking at the emotional scars left behind from this. we know on one side you have the justice system and that will play itself out, but we certainly know this community. i think i read your tweet, something to the effect of this is an area that hate did not tear apart or has not been successful in tearing apart. >> yeah. i think one of the things that we starte

dr. william corporon and his grandson, reat underwood, were at the center for a singing competition. another woman was killed outside of a retirement community where she was visiting her mother. and today would have been her 25th wedding anniversary. >>> california police say a pair of sex offenders charged with raping and killing four women were wearing court-ordered gps devices during those crimes. the two are suspected of a string of attacks beginning last fall, and police say they are confident there's a fifth victim. both men had been ordered to wear the devices after serving prison terms for sexually assaulting a child under the age of 14. >>> a second mental health evaluation will move ahead in the colorado movie theater shooting case. a judge is turning aside attempts by defense lawyers for james holmes to block the examination. the judge threw out an earlier exam, saying it was inadequate. holmes has entered an insanity plea for the july 2012 shooting. 12 people were killed. 70 others were injured. >>> police this morning say a utah mom suspected of killing six of her newbor

dr. william lewis coccoran, who was driving his grandson to that singing audition who was shot and killed a lot more about today. theresa rose lomano. she is the third women. she was shot in the parking lot of a retirement community, village shalome." she was going to see her mom. she did that every sunday. she went to st. peters catholic church and worked for the center for visually impaired, a well known center for kids here. well loved and respected. more comes out about these victims, and it's obvious this isn't you ju such a tragedy for kansas city, but the whole world. >> lindsey, thank you for that. >>> moving on, a standoff in nevada between a rancher and federal agents has gotten hot as cattle ranger clive and bundy battled the government over grazing rights on public land for 20 years. bundy says his family have been working the land since the 1880s, while the government says that land must be preektd for environmental reasons. >> a federal agent and bundy and his supporters were armed and nose to nose for days and bundy's son was hit by a stun gun blast and arrested, but federa

dr. william louis corps ran, 14is 4-year-old grandson, reat griffin underwood and 50-year-old terry lamanno of three. frazier glenn gross, known as glenn miller, a former ku klux klan member, charged with two counts of capital murder around one count of premeditated murder. the justice department will pursue the prosecution as a hate crime. this morning, attorney general holder spoke at the memorial service. >> every alleged hate crime, no matter hot intended target, is an affront to who we are and who we always have been, both as a country and as a people. these acts cannot be ignored. ♪ and i got the tools ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ if i need some help i'm not alone ♪ ♪ we're all tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ we've got a place that we call home ♪ ♪ we're all type e ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the nissan altima with nasa inspired zero gravity seats. ♪ let it take the weight off your drive. ♪ ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. >>> going to take you

dr. william calparan, and meanwhile, as a community spends this morning remembering the people you see on the screen, there is growing outrage after the mayor of a small town not far from the shootings, this is the man suspected in the shootings, but the mayor of a town not very far away is quoted as saying he kind of agreed with the suspect here, frazier cross and his ideology. newly elected marionville, defended remark he made in a newspaper. he was known in the area for his views. joining me now, mike potock, senior member at the poverty law center. first i want to talk about this community, before we talk about some of the hateful things should suspect has said and what he's accused of. here we are at a time when your research is to keep track of hate crimes and those individuals who are targeting others for their religion, for their race, but here we have an inclusive ceremony today that gives us hope, i believe, that most people are not like the suspect here in others who follow his beliefs. >> no. that's absolutely so. i mean, look, the vast majority of people out there don't have

dr. william lewis corporan, 69 years old of overland park. underwood who was 14 of stillwell, kansas. both were fatally shot at the jewish community campus and therete theresa terry rose lamanno, fatally shot at the village shalom retirement center. her maiden name was hastings. she was a member of st. peter's catholic church and she was working at the children's center for the visually impaired. at the time of the shooting he was visiting her mother who is at village shalom and had been visiting her mother every sunday for some time. we are starting to receive calls from people with possible information related to the case. these are vital to us. these witnesses didn't realize at the time but may have seen something or have important information on this case but now have begun to contact our investigators based upon the context of what there was. the overland park police department is ask anyone who believes they may have information about this case or the suspect please do not hesitate to call 913-895-6910. again the number is 913-895-6910.

dr. william lewis coccoran, killed. spending the day with one of his grandchildren. they were headed to rehearsals for "to kill a mockingbird" when they were killed. the other victim, of course, is 53-year-old terry lamono. will talking about his dad, the special bond he had with all of his grandchildren, including reit, and he was an active grandfather still practicing, saying he should be at work today. he should be practicing, but instead he is dead and his sons saying that his father william lewis coccoran would have preferred that it just be him. a loving grandfather, obviously. he was killed along with his grandson and the third victim 53-year-old terry lomano, what's being called a hate crime. i want to go back very quickly to wrap up with mark. mark, you realize that with all the statistics and all the work that you do at the southern poverty law center, that tend of the day there are real people, real human tragedies that are at stake here. >> yeah. it's incredibly sad to watch. these people perfectly kind of salt of the earth americans who have absolutely n

dr. william corporan and his 14-year-old grandson were devout christians.hey were at the jewish center that day to audition for a singing competition. we'll keep you posted on the developments. >>> a southwest pilot forced to make an emergency landing after a passenger tries to open the door at 30,000 feet. passengers were on their way from chicago to sacramento, california, when passengers noticed the man acting strangely. listen to this. >> then he got up and went to the rear of the plane and tried to open up the hatch and let himself off. i don't know if he was on drugs. he was mumbling but you really couldn't understand what he was saying. >> how terrifying there. three passengers tackled the guy. when the plane landed in omaha, air marshals took him off the plane in handcuffs. >>> here in new york city, you know the hate preacher with a hook hand goes on trial. he's accused of trying to create an al qaeda hate camp. he says he's innocent and will testify on his own behalf. he's facing the rest of his life behind bars. >>> did you see this last night? f

dr. william lewis corporon and his 14-year-old grandson, reat griffin underwood.uditions. >> there were people ducking down inside. >> reporter: moments later, another victim was shot and killed at village shalom. police arrested frazier glenn cross at an elementary school. as he's taken away, he shouts a slogan. police say the suspect also known as glenn miller has tice white spremmists. he apparently has his own website and the southern poverty law center describes as a longtime anti-semite. >> he's an older gentleman, asking people if before he thought if they were jewish or not. this sounds like a hate crime. >> reporter: last night, just hours after the shooting, this powerful moment at a vigil. >> i'm the daughter of the gentleman who was killed and i'm the mother of the son who was killed. >> reporter: you can hear the emotion in the crowd as she shares her last words with her father and son. >> i just appreciate you being here. >> reporter: as you heard in the report, he went around asking people if they were jewish. starting people in that regard. we do e

dr. william lewis cork ron and his 14-year-old grandson, reat griffin underwood, both gunned down at a jewishommunity center where many teens had been taking part in rehearsals and auditions. >> there were people ducking down under tables and yelling at us to get inside the theater. >> moments later, another victim is shot and killed at village shalom, a retirement community about a mile away. police arrest frazier glenn cross at a nearby elementary school. as he's being taken away, he shouts a neo nazi slogan. >> heil hitler! >> reporter: cross now faces charges of premeditated murder. police say the suspect, also known as glenn miller, has ties to white supremacistless. he apparently has his own website and the southern poverty law center describes him as a long-time anti-semite. a police chaplain was told by witnesses he seemed chilling and deliberate. >> he apparently is an older gentleman and was asking people before he shot them if they were jewish or not. >> reporter: one family member shared her story during an emotional vigil to honor the victims. >> i'm the daughter of the gentleman

dr. william lewis corporan, a well-known physician, was shot d killed. his 14-year-old grandson reat griffin underwood, high school freshman and eagle scout, was rushed to a hospital. he died there. minutes later, a few blocks away, more gunfire. this time outside the village shalom retirement community. a woman not identified by authorities was killed there. >> there's no other words to describe it, just panic. >> reporter: the alleged gunman arrested in a local schoolyard is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross jr. from southwestern missouri. a former ku klux klan leader, a history of anti-semitic and racist activities, including radio ads during a failed bid for the u.s. senate in 2010 deemed so offensive, broadcasters fought to keep them off the air. there's no indication cross, allegedly armed with a shotgun, knew any of the victims. he reportedly smiled and yelled "heil hitler" once in custody. the alleged gunman is expected to face charges later in court today. the event was described as cowardly, unspeakly and president obama expressed his condolences

dr. william corporon were shot and killed in their car. >> this gentleman who was killed, i am the motherf the son who was killed, and i know that they're in heaven together. >> reporter: inside the community center an immediate lockdown. >> we just had to block the doors off to the best of our abilities. >> reporter: within hours police arrested frazier glenn cross, who also goes by the last name miller and according to to the southern poverty law center is a former grand dragon of the k ku klux klan. he drove to a nearby jewish assisted living facility shooting to death another victim before surrendering to authorities. he was screaming anti-semitic insults during his arrest. glenn miller has always been an open white supremacist. >> we have been tracking miller literally for decades. he is literally one of the most hard-core anti-semites i have spoken to. >> reporter: he launched a senate bid in 2010 producing this radio campaign ad. >> we sat back and allowed the jews to take over our government, our banks and our media. >> reporter: it was so chaotic, parents inside were considering

dr. william corporan, hoping to audition for a singing contest that he waited three long years to enter.reat was going to the community center with my dad. >> reporter: one song he was going to sing "you'll miss me when i'm gone," words that have new meaning for his mother. >> i told him i loved him. >> reporter: mindy corporan found her son and father shot and killed in the jewish community center parking lot. >> as i pulled up, i saw that he was lying on the ground. and my first thought was he had a heart attack. you know, he was just lying there. very quickly i realized that it wasn't that, and i knew that my dad was in heaven within seconds. and i ran around the truck, and i saw my son lying there. >> reporter: police say the boy and his grandfather had barely made it out of the car and were gunned down by 73-year-old shooting suspect frazier glenn cross. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. you know, no one thinks they're going to have funerals to plan. you know, no one believes this will happen to you, to your family. >> he was with us for a wonderf

dr. william lewis corporon in the parking lot of this jewish community center. >> that idiot knocked a familying center a mile away and shot and killed 53-year-old teresa lamanno who was there to visit her mother. cross had a prior record and was known to authorities also under the alias glenn miller. the 73-year-old produced this radio ad in 2010 in a run for the senate. >> we have set back and allowed the jews to take over our government, our banks and our media. >> reporter: the southern poverty law center says it has tracked miller for decades. >> if you made a top ten list of the top violent anti-semites of the united states, cross would be on it. >> reporter: cross has not been charged but remains in custody. meantime, the fbi is working with police to finalize a list of charges. john and diana. >> michelle, thank you. >>> moving on to today's first anniversary on the attack of the boston marathon, three people killed and more than 260 injured in the two-bomb blast. many survivors will father for a memorial service which will be followed by a processionç to t marathon finish line, a mo

dr. william corporo nrk who was there to support his grandson. an incredible loss for a family who has shown so much grace and courage in the face of incomprehensible crime. >> i'm strong because i have faith and i know that god did not do this. >> it's so hard to hear what these families have gone through. cross has not yet been formally charged but we do expect to see him face federal hate crime charges filed later this morning. kate? >> obviously watch what happens there. but i think you point out a very important point, george, is to focus on the families, focus on the victims, focus on that daughter and mother who is going through something completely unmanageable right now. >> what motivated these actions does not deserve a fair hearing. >> evil is not okay. >> no. >>> let's turn to some weather now though this morning. overnight, extreme weather tearing through the south. e end d indra petersons has beening tra that. >> here's why. we're talking knocked 30 mobile homes over. where is that threat? we're looking at the damage from straight l