so, they occupied the federal building for 25 days. it's the longest occupation of the federal building in u.s. history and there were people with a wide variety of, wide variety of -- people with disabilities. you had blind people. you had quadriplegics. you had deaf people. you had people with cognitive disabilities. you had people from different races, social classes, different experiences of disability, different experiences of activism. and they had never worked together before in such a way. for 25 days these people were in a building together, right two blocks from here, and they created an environment where they could have the conversations around disability and disability awareness, but also about activism, how to change hearts, how to change minds about what should happen. and you had amazing conversations happening, but not, you know, most americans and most people in the area are not familiar with this history. even people in the disability community are not familiar with it. and the reason we're focusing on it is -- well,

we're looking for people that might have contacts, people that worked in the federal building. if you know he anyone that was involved in the protest or might have stuff related to the protest, ~ spread the word to all of those people and let them know we're looking for information and we're still looking for some people to interview and there's a few people that we still haven't been able to find. and unfortunately, many are passing away, too. so, that's one thing. we want you to help us publicize it. two, we'd like to have the exhibit somewhere -- there is a traveling portion of the exhibit. we'd like to have the exhibit somewhere in downtown san francisco, maybe perhaps in city hall somewhere to celebrate san francisco's legacy or, you know, to get that kind of rolling so that there's conversations with the community that will have programming and things like that. but we want -- we're looking for a space to do that. and then third, we don't have a number you can text for money or anything, but we do have -- we do have financial needs also. so, if anybody knows anyone who ha

you can see strong showers in front of the federal building. now these two did not seem to mind the rain one bit. and others struggle to stay dry just about an hour ago in martinez. now with rain something extra in the east bay. abc7 news is live in moraga with the story. >> we certainly are not lacking for rain here but this has been an electrical storm. when electricity from sky comes into contact with equipment on the ground you can better believe several hundred people are going to be eating a romantic dinner tonight illuminated only by candle light. east bay sure needs rain. but they could have done just fine without lightning. >> surprise is when the light hits as the sound it's close. >> it was very close. >> very close. >> it's a bit of a novelty if you're young enough. scott just needed to ask his dad >> i see boom. a big sound. then, i turn my head through the window. this is black smoke. >> it knocked out power to p,000 people here in moraga. >> called pg&e twice. saying it won't be back until nine p.m tonight tonight. for folks it w

city says they'll never forget during a villagele -- a vigil on the 19th anniversary of the federal building bombing. 168 people died and another 700 were injured during the act of domestic terrorism on april 19, 1995. today family members, rescue workers and the community of oklahoma city came together to honor the victims. timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were accused of the attack. >> a life cut short. >> how months of hard work by his family made this moment possible. and they waited hours in san francisco, some people for days in from of a union square store. tonight the wait is over. tonight a look at what they're after. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan, we have the sea breeze bringing in clouds but a lot of sunshine tomorrow. i'll havure numbers for your easter sunday forecast coming up. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone la

west virginia last week many relatives of the minors that died, appropriate tested outside the federal buildingnment quickly bring criminal charges against blankenship. the united states attorney, booth goodwin told abc news, the investigation is of the highest priority. >> we are committed to prosecuting anyone that is responsible for -- for the conditions that led to this horrible tragedy. >> so far, four former massie company employees have been convicted in the investigation. and one, david hugart, the man on the right told the court that blankenship was part of of a conspiracy to evade federal save inspections. >> ape very powerful person. a conspiracy to violate mine safety and health laws. that has been evident at most recently in the prosecution of mr. hubert, you mentioned. and that conspiracy was very pervasive. >> blankenship denies any role in that. >> absolutely not. i am not part of any type of behavior like that. >> have you been told that you are under investigation yourself? not directly. i think that, it's -- obvious that that is probably the case. that they have looked at --

heumann: it was the longest demonstration takeover of a federal building in the history of the united not so naive to believe that this one victory was going to result in the end of discrimination. poussaint: in 1992, air force sergeant bobby coward became the innocent victim of an automobile accident. coward: on my way home, there was a police chase. they came to the intersection at which i had a green light. i tried to avoid the accident, turned my truck over, broke my neck. i woke up a month later in the trauma unit, paralyzed from the neck down. poussaint: family and friends visited bobby every day. and to help him return to an independent life, they turned the basement of his mother's house into accessible living quarters. coward: this is my cave, this is where i hibernate. but i don't get tortured here, though, i love it here, i love it. poussaint: bobby set his sights on a less physically demanding administrative job within the aeronautics field. he started applying for government-sponsored training programs designed for people with disabilities. coward: i spent a whole year an

at the federal building in san francisco. we will have that on our website for you.e at san jose international airport, nbc bay area news. tomorrow morning san jose firefighters will dig for possible humane remains at a building that used to house our kntv studios. the building burned down in a massive fire on sunday. cadaver dogs got a hit which means there could be human remains urn the rubble. the man accused of setting the fire was in court today. stillman pfeffer is formally charged with arson and blrry. he's on a no bail hold. >>> sunday is not just easter but the annual 420 party. plenty of marijuana and extra security. this is you tube video. thousands of people smoking in golden gate park last year. sfpd said after many fights, traffic jams and drug dealing they are stepping up patrols. sunday's after party could be rough. >> reporter: well, raj, sunday's party will peak at 4:20 and then thousands of people will come down here to haight street. this year police are stepping in. >> it was a little insane. it was. >> san francisco supervisor london breed is ta

today marks the 19th anniversary that timothy mcveigh filled a truck full of explod explosivese federal buildingnd it has remained the most destructive act of terror on u.s. soil until september 2001. they honored those killed and those honored those who saved many more. >>> the police arrested mohammed whitaker in connection with shootings on thursday. on friday he was charged with 18 felonies connected to nine of those 20 shootings. authorities still don't have a motive but they do say that the metro police, the fbi and atf received several leads that led to whittaker's arrest. >> a period of veins that stated this goes on and on of how this case was built. it was not built on one thing but a series of those things that have become very important. >> police say that whittaker wore a black hood sweatshirt and black ski mask when he was committing these crimes. he would pull up to the victims and slow down and start shooting. this morning he remains in jail with $1 million cash bond. >>> states all across the country are arming police and firefighters with a new prescription medication that can

a service at the national memorial where the murrah federal building once stood paid tribute to the 168 people killed. musicians performed somber marches. and family and friends read the names of those who died. on the morning of april 19th, 1995, timothy mcveigh parked a rental truck filled with explosives in front of that building. the deadly blast sheared off the north side of the structure. mcveigh was later caught, convicted and executed. his partner terry nichols is serving life without parole. >> the attack that could have easily crippled out city and state. it could have left our people hopeless. but it did not. instead the people of oklahoma have banded together. >> the numbers 903 on the memorial mark the time of the bombing. a moment of silence was observed at that time this morning. >>> today also marks the 21st anniversary of the disastrous raid on the branch davidian compound near waco texas. 79 were killed in this fire. david koresh ordered his followers to start the fire when a federal assault started to end a weeks-long standoff. >>> san francisco's green community kick

one is at 4:00 at san mateo public library and tomorrow at the san francisco federal building will be the second meeting. >>> a close eye on the markets after disappointing earnings from google and ibm. we turn to seema live at cnbc world headquarters. >> peggy, good morning. futures slightly lower across the board after stocks rallied for a third straight day on wednesday. the dow posting its best three-day winning streak in six months, but disappointing earning from google and ibm. we also get data out today on unemployment and plenty more morgan sax. >>> yahoo! ceo marissa mayer is trying to ditch -- mayer has support from high-level apple execs including jonathan ivs. google pays apple $1 billion a year to drive traffic from macs, iphones and ipads to its search results. >>> good news for the class of 2014, companies are hiring. a new survey finds companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business majors also have the highest average starting salary at about $54,000. now, students pursuing education and health science degrees may be out of luck as fewer as 5% of

protesters outside the federal building where the utility was arraigned. pg&e executives did not appear, attorneys entered the plea. it's alleged pg&e failed to keep accurate records of the pope line or conduct inspections that could have prevented that explosion. the blast killed eight and destroyed most of that neighborhood. the city manager hopes the indictment sends a strong message. >> what we want to see happen is that pg&e is forced to take responsibility, to take full and complete responsibility, to do what is necessary to ensure that this never, ever happens again. >> a pg&e spokesperson said the utility did make mistakes and is working to improve the system. he went on to say no employee intentionally did anything to cause the blast. pg&e could be liable for up to $6 million if convicted. >>> just in. the arrest of two robbery suspects who met their victim through a craigslist ad. willie christopher and cody hollinquest in jail for armed robbery, kidnapping and ransom charges. police say they arranged to meet a woman and sell her mobile homes at

. >> at the federal building, arraignments continue continue. >> the self described reformed ganger is charged with money laundering. his lawyers believe will will say they were entrapped by the r.by the fbi. our defense theory is that there is no entrapment. he didn't do anything wrong. >> also today, brandon jackson. a 28-year-old son of keith jackson a third defendant was transported from new jersey. he was taken into custody. charged with drugs and weapons trafficking as well as murder for hire. both pleaded not guilty. sullivan's attorney asked the public not to rush to judgment. he's been a boxing promoter and sports agent. i think he's a bright, educated young man. i know he has a masters degree with respect to sports management. >> back to city hall. we're told the meetings are voluntary. they've asked for 45 minutes with each supervisor. thank you, vic. >> still ahead sexual violence on college campuses. uc berkeley for a firsthand account. >> drivers descending on transportation agency should parking and miny rides be free? >> a gift from one of silicon valley wealthiest deve

soil. 19 years ago today the bombing at the murrah federal building killed people. the governor said the attack could have crippled the state but people worked together to overcome the tragedy. >>> a graduation speech by michelle obama causing controversy. michelle obama especially couraged howard university, he's been -- shows been invited to speak in topeka kansas. some families are objecting because her presence means fewer available seats and more politics on their children's graduation day. >>> a news conference on rail safety made it point when a train came barreling through. safety as you know is paramount. that was close. >> that's connecticut senator richard bloomenthal who was on the warping strip -- warning strip. it was to address safety conditions so far the senator has not commenting. >> that's too close. >>> protesting over a park. >> are you ready? yeah. >> we're there as protesters get loud outside the oakland zoo. we ask officials about claims that zoo is ignoring wildlife in its own backyard. >>> a shoe frenzy. camping out for a pair of sneakers.

. >> at the federal building, arraignments continue continue. >> the self described reformed ganger is charged with money laundering. his lawyers believe will will say they were entrapped by the r.by the fbi. our defense theory is that there is no entrapment. he didn't do anything wrong. >> also today, brandon jackson. a 28-year-old son of keith jackson a third defendant was transported from new jersey. he was taken into custody. charged with drugs and weapons trafficking as well as murder for hire. both pleaded not guilty. sullivan's attorney asked the public not to rush to judgment. he's been a boxing promoter and sports agent. i think he's a bright, educated young man. i know he has a masters degree with respect to sports management. >> back to city hall. we're told the meetings are voluntary. they've asked for 45 minutes with each supervisor. thank you, vic. >> still ahead sexual violence on college campuses. uc berkeley for a firsthand account. >> drivers descending on transportation agency should parking and miny rides be free? >> a gift from one of silicon valley wealthiest deve

tomorrow morning at 10:00 at the san francisco federal building. >>> well, you're not going to believe this story. officials in portland, oregon, are draining millions of gallons of drinking water that was contaminated by urine. security cameras at the mt. taber reservoir captured this 19-year-old urinating into the water through an iron fence. now, just minutes later, two other men tried to jump the fence, one of them makes it over. the three were arrested for trespassing. one was cited for public urination. this isn't the first time that the portland reservoir there has to be drained because of contamination. so now the city is working on a plan to have all of their reservoired moved underground. >>> a new jersey man on his way to dinner on tuesday night found himself on a much more important mission after a distraught mother drove her three children into the delaware river. darnell taylor noticed the family van while driving by a boat ramp and immediately pulled over to investigate. as he pulled over to get a closer look, he could hear the three children in the van screaming for hel

build the public trust in the police. i know these are difficult times for the police who are cutting off the crime lab scandal, the federal indictments and ongoing tensions after the police sheeting incident. but i have two decades of working in the community at a grassroots level and i think that i could work to build trust in the police and work with the fellow commissioners in a way that is honest and transparent even in times of disagreement on policy or issues. ~ shooting and finally and most importantly, i would work to serve as a true conduit for the concerns, large and small, of the communities of san francisco with an emphasis on those who are less able to speak for themselves or who have cultural or language barriers. for more than two decades i have served the people and i've always drawn the direction in my work plan from the will of the people. i know the commission is frequently called upon to react to the larger cases, the shooting cases, the larger policy issues such as jttf or tasers. and these are important issues which the commission should address. but in addition to that, we need to deal with the ever

mcveigh packed the truck fields, we plowsives in front of the federal building.ethal injection in june of 2001. >>> pro russian forces maintaining positions. they will celebrate the orthodox easter and bare kidding government offices across eastern ukraine. occupation continues despite agreement brokered by the united states, these pro russian separatists were supposed to surender the weapons and remain defiept and vow to continue -- defiant and vow to continue the occupation. >>> two men stabbed a dog to death during an attempted robbery. police say the victim was walking his pit bull when two men approached them. one grabbed the dog and the other pulled out a knife. the victim says he started yelling at the individuals and that's when he says one of the men started stabbing his pit bull. after the owner says the men let go of the dog and ran away. the dog later died at an animal hospital. >>> feathers are ruffled after a girl maybe forced to give up her pet chickens. 9-year-olds rainy has been raising chickens her entire life. they are part of her family. they

morrow federal building. family members and rescue workers gathered earlier to remember the victims. some of them were children who lost their lives and the hundreds of others injured in the 1995 bombing. >> remember that you are taking with you the heart and soul of oklahoma city, not only those who lost their lives here, but those who still live here today and don't ever want to forget what happened. >> ceremony concluded with the traditional reading the of the named killed. it killed 168 people, 19 of them children p. also damaging hundreds of buildings and cars near democratic bnearby. the bomber timothy mcveigh execute sfd for and terry nichols got life without the possibility of parole. >>> meanwhile there was drama in a walmart parking lot. authorities searching a man. the store went on lockdown. what sparked the tense situation. >>> and accused of running afoul of the rules. why a little girl is now fighting to keep her beloved chickens. >> i'll be really had because these are my pets and i really lov

a massive car bomb exploded outside of a large federal building outside of oklahoma city, shattering building, killing children, killing military personnel and civil yans. the ploegs came around 9:00 central time this morn, stunning a wide area with a ferocious blast. the building crumbled, sending an untold number to their deaths. >> that bombing was the most destructive act of terrorism on u.s. soil until the september 11, 2001, attack. timothy mcveigh was executed in june of 2001. >>> new hope for the nearly 6 million paralyzed people living in this country. four men can now move their limbs. houd they do it? we're going to tell you about the big idea. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> being able to move my legs, my toes, my ankles, which is a huge change in my life for my self-confidence and quality of life. >> it brought tears to my eyes, like it is now. >> today's big idea

arresting a man who was apparently plotting to fly bombs into a school and into a federal building ine of morocco. he was arrested on immigration charges but could face terrorism charges. he has been living here for seven years since he flunked out of college. investigators say he was planning to use drug money to make those drones. >>> what is the worst federal agency for hiring veterans? survey says it's congress. the group hill vet, found veterans make up 3% of the work force on capitol hill. less than 180 vets working for 535 members of congress. pete hegseth not happy about this. listen to what he said. >> i think you'll find any congressional office just like any business has a positive experience with veterans. they add to the bottom line. they add real life experience and leadership. intangibles that offices are looking for. capitol hill will be better off and congressman senators who have these members, these veterans as staff members are going to see better output if they hire veterans. it's not just about meeting quotas. >> hill vets is working on doubling the number of vet

1995, timothy mcveigh a former soldier, detonated add truck full of explosives in front of a federal building killed 168 people and injured 800. he was later convicted and executed. his co-conspirator, terri nichols is serving life in prison without the possibility of pair role. mcveigh timed the attack to coincide with the second anniversary of this one, a siege in waco, texas. 20 years ago, a stand-off between the f.b.i. and a heavily armed messiahnic cult came to an end. 28 children and the cult leader died. koresh's stand-off lasted 51 days. >> on monday, more than 36,000 runners will take part in the boston marathon. the race comes one year after the tragic bombing at the end of the race last year. this week, the city paid an e motional tribute to victims and survivors. one of the lucky sur riefrz. john terret tells her storevivo john terret tells her store. >> the second explosion went off so quickly, i didn't have a chance to say anything. the next thing i knew, the explosion had actually catapulted me through the front door of the restaurant. i was in ex cruc 80ing pain. my foot felt

>>reporter: mean time at the federal building the arraignment continue.nd shrimp.chow was the epitome of confidence sitting in the jury box chatting with attorney during his arraignment. the self described reform gangster charged with money laundering and dealing in stolen property. his lawyers believe most of the 29 defendants will say they were illegally entrapped by the fbi. emphasize entrapment won't be part of chow defense. >> defense theory based on the investigation we have is that there was no entrapment because didn't do anything wrong. >>reporter: also arraigned today brandon jackson. 28-year-old son of another defendant former school board president keith jackson. shown here coming to court last week. third defendant, marlin sullivan was transport from new jersey where he was taken into custody. sullivan charged with drugs and weapons trafficking as well as murder for hire. both pleaded not guilty. sullivan attorney asked the public not to rush to judgment. >> mr. sullivan has been boxing promoter and sports agent. i think that he is very brigh

anniversary of the day timothy mcveigh detonated a truck full of explosives in fronts of the federal building 168 people were killed. it remained most destructive act of terrorism on u.s. soil until the september 11th attacks. the annual memorial honors those who lost their lives and rescue user who worked to save them. >> on the monday, the boston marathon will be run for the 118th time. 136,000 people will participate with a million spectators cheering them on. the tragic events much a year ago will be on everyone's mind, especially the survivors. >> the crowd had gone from cheers and applause for the runners to screams and cries, the noises, the explosion and the chaos from the crowd, it was a bad size. >> jp and paul in orderham were standing along boilston street in boston last year waiting for a friend to finish the marathon when they heard the first explosion closer to the finish line. >> i thought it was probably a gas explosion. i saw a blame on the side of the building. >> they tried to get away from the crowd by climbing over the barricades, but there was not enough time. twelve se

arrested on charge of falsifying an asylum claim but he planned to bomb a school and a connecticut federal building. >> reporter: megyn he's not facing terrorism charges but the fbi says it has recorded phone conversations where he says he has the tools to build bombs and plan to use model planes to fly them into targets saying whatever he needs for the plan he can get in southern california. the astonishing part of this story is why he's still in this country. he came from morocco on a student visa. his application stated he had never been to college, never been arrested. in 20 oat he enrolled in virginia university. failed his classes and drond out. later when he was arrested for theft and trespassing authorities found his visa was no good. they threatened to deport him but then he claimed asylum. he said he protested against the government and if returned to morocco he would be jailed. his asylum was granted because the immigration courts never connected his asylum statements with his original visa application where he said he had never been to college, never arrested. the fbi affidavit even say

and crowds gathered in oklahoma city saturday to mark 19 years since the bombing of the murrah federal buildingilence was held for 168 seconds, one second for each of the people who were killed that day in 1995. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> residents of tulsa, oklahoma, often describe it as the kind of city where people know their neighbors but are close to their families. it can be like that inside the tulsa county jail as well. >> i had to. >> trenity baker admits to fighting another inmate in order to be sent to the highly restrictive segregation unit because her best friend michelle wise, was there for fighting, as well. now both women are back in general population housing units, but they're not in the same one. though baker might have discovered family in heather morton. >> who am i? >> she's my cousin. >> heather morton, she thinks she's my cousin so i let her think she's my cousin. so. she's not my cousin. >> my mom and your mom. remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah. so anyw

do you think the statue of moses holding the ten commandments can be erected in front of a federal buildingyou say the wore jesus can't be used in public school it depends on what the context is. >> no it doesn't. >> yes. let me give you and example. under the first amendment you can teach about religion. you want to have a high school course on the history of religions and comparison religion, on the influence of religion on the american founding, on lincoln, his view, his understanding of divine justice and the civil war. that would be perfectly reasonable, and i don't think there would be any objection. the difference is -- >> why aren't we? >> we're not teaching anything. we're not teaching the civil war. we're not teaching the founders. we're not explaining anything. i looked at the ap exams my son had to write in high school. there's whole gaps of the history. they tell you in advance they will never ask about a battle or a date in the civil war. you go until 1860 and skip to reconstruction. a bit of a gap. >> but i submit to you that this case in west virginia that i cited where they

murrah federal building in oklahoma city in 1995, killing more than 150 people. when timothy mcveigh got pulled over after the oklahoma city bombing, it was because he was driving a car without license plates because sovereign citizens don't believe in license plates. over the years members of these groups spawned by the posse comitatus movement, they've tried to separate themselves sometimes from the overt racism and white supremacy that launched their movement in the first place. but after a lot of new attention to these groups, after the bombing in oklahoma city, nbc's "nightly news" sent a hidden camera into a missoula gun show and the reporter for that segment, fred francis, he found all those old threads still knotted together. >> in many cases the hate groups of the past have reconstituted themselves into these militias. in isolated regions like this it's easy to find people who worry about losing their weapons. but once involved many find there is an ideology driving the militia craze. white supremacy. with the christian identity movement deep in the back

at the san francisco federal building. >>> a brave 2-year-old boy from campbell is heading home today after undergoing a complex surgery to stop bleeding in his brain. doctors say he was connected to an abnormal blood cells in his brain, that's what he was suffering from. he ended up in a deep coma after experiencing intense pain in the back of his head. this happened back in november and doctors spent months trying to help the little boy recover. he was finally strong enough to undergo a six-hour surgery on monday. doctors say the surgery was successful and now he can live a healthy, healthy life. >> cute little boy. >>> 5:51. yahoo! trying to push google out of a major deal with apple. we'll have details, next. >>> welcome back, everyone. 5:53. yahoo! ceo marissa mayer persuade apple to ditch google as the default search engine. mayer has support from high-level apple execs including design head jonathan ives. >>> good news for the class of 2014, companies are hiring. a new survey finds that companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business, accounting and engine

one or two friends like, for instance, timothy mcveigh and the bombing of the oklahoma city federal building in 1995. >> ifill: at what point, you mentioned tim knee mcveigh, that is an example. at what point do we begin to treat these kinds av tacks as domestic terrorism, not just as hate crimes or individual acts? >> well, i mean, they are domestic terrorism. let's be plain. there is nothing to distinguish this from other forms of terrorism. it is a way n this case. terrorizing the jewish community around kansas city in particular but around the country in general. and that's what terrorism is. it's a criminal act that is aimed at far more people than the immediate victims. you know, the law enforcement has been off and on about being candid about the terrorist nature of these attacks. but i think today by and large american law enforce suspect perfectly well aware that there is a very serious domestic radical right and some people within that milieu are, in fact, terrorists. >> and we expect formal charges to be brought against him tomorrow. mark potok of the southern poverty law center,

tomorrow morning another one will take place at 10:00 at the san francisco federal building. >>> 6:57w this morning a deadly attack in ukraine. the government says the crowd of 300 men armed with molotov cocktails attacked the national guard base in a black seaport city overnight. three pro-russian militants are dead. 13 others are injured. at least 63 people are under arrest. now, this latest violence comes as secretary of state john kerry tried to defuse the unrest during talks in geneva. meeting with diplomats from ukrai ukraine, russia and the european union. impose a new round of sanctions to punish russia which it blames for stirring up the unrest in ukraine. >>> time now 6:58. one final check of the day's top international stories. nsa leaker edward snowden called entoa live televised question and answer session with vladimir putin and asked if moscow conducted mass spying. >>> tests show an oil slick found in the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight is not related to the missing plane. meanwhile, data collected by a robotic submarine is still being analyzed. >>> a

fox news and all these other right-wing outlets were building up this nevada rancher who doesn't believe in the federal government. they were building him up all last week, they were hyping this confrontation, they were turning this guy into a huge hero. but when there was this big standoff this weekend and it ended with lots of guns there, but without anybody getting shot, the fox news channel was palpably disappointed, and since then, they have gone into overdrive, essentially trying to get the armed standoff going again. >> the united states government versus the nevada rancher, cliven bundy, and bundy with the backing of a grassroots swell from freedom fighters and a slew of tv cameras successfully got the feds to back down. >> this is a fox news alert. the federal government has surrendered in the battle against nevada rancher, cliven bundy. but according to senator harry reid, this, in fact, is not the end. >> one of the prime-time hosts on the fox news channel last night, and i kid you not, he led his prime-time show on fox with the world net daily story about how they heard from guys who heard

reports today once that he was taken out of the federal building away from public view. jogger just down. the. birds now say something here is interesting. when you look at everything we've collected and you start connecting the dots you see that this case begins with police torture and it ends with police intimidation and police retaliation and at the same detectives who were involved in the torture marcus wiggins were involved with taking statements from witnesses who now claim that they were forced to tell a lie at trial and so i think it be end of the day we have got what we might call a bird. when you look at all that we have done at the end of the day there's not one witness not one piece of paper that is inconsistent with marcus wiggins's claim of actual innocence we still have some tasks left to do and today we'll make a list of what they are and you know decide who's going to complete those tasks but i think now the time has come to put pen to paper and i think now is the time has come to explain to our listeners to the court why marcus's k. should be heard why

federal building is moving to move things to go if you like anything that will bring john bridge into the public eye and under scrutiny like a trial such as this is great for markets because it just makes his case that much more and it's a real advantage to us to reward the media elite. john birch was seen alive in full court today but once the judge was granted he was taken out of the dirksen federal building away from public view. john birchers found guilty of lying about the torture of those. birds now faces some to five years in prison. former chicago police twitter. local law is supposed to hold him. when you look at everything we've collected and you start connecting the dots you see that this case begins with police torture and it ends with police intimidation . and police retaliation and the same detectives who were involved in the torture marcus wiggins were involved with taking statements from witnesses who now claim that they were forced to tell a lie at trial and so i think it be end of the day we have got what we might call a bird. when you look at all that we have done a

i believe that they blew up a federal building the the federal government over reacted by taking away everybody's guns they reacted by starting basically a second american revolution and in the end the only people left standing where the good white protestant christians to what extent now is now tim mcveigh a you know after tim mcveigh did did did his bombing i started noticing references in the media to the turner diaries now is thinking you know holy cow to what extent is this is this mythology or this is there an underlying story line here that's much like the libertarians draw out of i and rand and atlas shrugged that these guys are drawing out of the turner diaries is it really that significant or not. well it absolutely is and you hear it constantly glenn beck promotes a lot of the the craziness i mean you know how often have we heard you know obama wants to take away our guns i mean just today you know the n.r.a. was was having speeches all day in and day as their leader i plot talking about how they want to confiscate our guns and of gun registries and that they want to put pe