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fort hood was not workplace violence. >> you enjoy saying that. i know you enjoy saying it was a lie. >> sean: it was a lie. >> i got that. >> sean: i have kids and my kids can do things wrong, like every other kid will. but you know what gets them in more trouble, joe trippi in the hannity hashold? >> who? >> sean: when they lie about it. >> yes. >> sean: right. bill cunningham, did our president lie to the american people? >> joe did bring up a point for once. 99% of american muslims think about this country the way we three think about it. the other 1% are a big problem. >> sean: the 1%. but the problem is, around the world and the middle east and north africa and iran and saudi arabia and egypt. we're watching the rise of radical islamists and not only are we not calling it out for what it is, we're giving them f-16s, joe trippi, and paying for it. >> sean, they have to recruit from the peaceful moderate muslims and bring them over, which by the way, somehow happened -- potentially could have happened to these two as well. >> sean: state right

is petraeus, a three-star general in fort leavenworth. is talking on the phone everyday with the senior advisor to the president of the united states. she will be asking him, you know, general casey who is a 4-star general actually commanding troops in iraq, general casey says we only need one more brigade. what do you think? petraeus we must reduce arguments that she could funnel to our seniors on why this really isn't enough. so you know when he comes to washington and meets and out of the way restaurants, by the way, this is not a paula broadwell situation. this district a professional, but can you imagine? this is someone, essentially subverting the chain of command, getting his own views across there. ..

as we move up we get to fort mason center. what do we know about fort mason? >> fort mason was dated back pretty far. most of what we see there was built during the first world war for troops and material. and it was expanded again in the second world war for the same purpose. part of the army base that's been there ever since, united states has controlled california. >> now it is used as essentially public use. >> yes. >> that is the golden gate national (speaker not understood). >> within golden gate national recreation area. and this little harbor here, is this gaslight cove, is that what the area is called? (speaker not understood). as we get even further north, we get up to federal lands into -- is this golden gate national recreation area part of chrisy field? it was the original airport in san francisco, is that right? >> yes, one of them. it was a military airfield. >> and since it's recently been claimed as a national history exhibit. >> habitat. >> habitat. this is as far as i go and all the way up at the other end we have fort point -- >> presidio.

remember the fort hood victim said obama betrayed her. prommed -- promised hershey would get benefits. remember the iconic photograph arm around the woman. and now she is not getting what she deserved after she lost her home. this is is a track record. >> broken promises. >> i hate to do it because are you a guest, but have i to correct you all the time. that woman was a civilian employee at fort hood. she had been let go of her job. she has had some very questionable allegations and to suggest that obama made this decision -- >> that is absolutely off topic. >> this is completely off topic. the topic is why -- hold on, jesse. the topic is why did the obama administration and the defense department classify this as workplace violence instead of what it really is a terrorist act? >> have i no idea. what i was trying to say before is they didn't know about the direct connection until several days later with the e-mails of the guy you mentioned. >> so it is classified as terror. on friday an ad said all mass murderers are white males. not so

we'll have details as soon as we bring them to you on the shooting and fort knox.knox on lockdown as a result of a shooting that has taken place, all of the details that we have right now. but, as soon as they become available we'll bring them to you. >> all but one of former atlanta school educators indicted in one of the largest cheating scanneddals have turned themselves in former elementary school principal, only person. of 35 indicted, not to report to jail before a midnight tuesday deadline. former superintendent of atlanta schools beverly hall surrendered last night, and released hours later after posts $200,000 bond. hall, allegedly engaged in a broad conspiracy where they changed student test scores and received bonuses for the improved performance of those students whose scores they changed. >> testimony in jodi arias trial ended abruptly after expert began feeling ill, testifying about travis alexander alleged violent behavior, travis alexander, the victim in the case, the expert to testify tomorrow about events leads to the fight that jodi arias claims

i feel very sad fort doctors. i feel bad for everybody. nightmare. >> neil: i was surprised it's costing more. are you surprised when you get that many more on the coverage and the premiums don't go up that if you want to get the medical device, that you're going to be paying more,hat bottom line it will cost more. >> i want to defend the continental congress just so you know. they did read the documents in front of them. >> neil: there was not one italian at the continental congress. >> i'm not going there. but in any event, they read the documents in front of them. what was scary about this is they didn't understand it. >> did not read this! they didn't read it. that's why it's unfolding in this bizarre way. >> i just want to make a prediction because you can see this coming with health and human services missing all these rule making deadlines. millions of dollars set aside for people to help get workers on to these exchanges, the government is going to ask for more and more and more money because they can't implement it the way -- >> n

. >> the department of defense refuses to award the soldier who survived the fort hood massacre purple hearts. but why? >> who was the victim? major hasan or the 32 survivors and the 14 deceased? >> we will take a look at this disturbing situation. scott scott caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hello, i'm scott brown in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the joke is on us. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you know, i was the united states senator from massachusetts for about three years. i speak with many of my former staff and colleagues on a regular basis and remain plugged in. so what if i told you that the leaders in both the house and the senate along with the vice president are actually close to solving our country's most vexing financial problems? things likes a astro no, ma'am mick cal gas prices, long lines at the airport and out-of-control national debt? that's not all. medicare, social security, and obama care will all be fixed and made self-sufficient for generations to come. if you

a large retailer in fort worth.tand not once but twice today first responders were calmed because a lot of people got sick. the carbon oxygen seemed to bal. they have transported more than 13 people to the local hospital. this is a bye-bye baby store in fort worth, texas. some of them experiencing nausea and dizziness and more than that. 20 or 40 people and some of them rather young. it is it a bye-bye baby. you will be in there and it is a situation that we are watching and this is live in fort worth, texas. the bye-bye baby there. and the cause of all of this remains under. these are the light details that are coming in on this situation. the fire department is there. and the big stories. new developments in the murder investigation of a texas district attorney and his wife. investigators said they arrested a man while working on the unsolved murders. they are not calling him a suspect. he is a former justice of the peace with a criminal history. federal and local authorities searching the home of eric williamings

lynn tweeted us, said, saw segment with fort hood victim.f your headlines. four people hurt, one seriously after a man crashed his car into a wal-mart and began attacking customers. you can see the car inside the store in san jose, california. the suspect apparently drove through the front door, slammed it into a display. >> tried to run the people over by the coke machines. he was in there to hurt people. you know what i'm saying? >> brian: police arrested him on assault charges. it's believed drugs or alcohol may have been involved. >> gretchen: easter morning robbery at this philadelphia home turns fatal as the homeowner kills one of the intruders. the second suspect seen here, got away unharmed. the homeowner not expected to be charged for the shooting because under pennsylvania state law, homeowners are able to forcefully defends their property. >>> the story behind this video. yep, come to your screen. he takes off his pants to hit a shot. he dropped his drawers during the european tour to hit the ball of a it went into the water. to m

coming up also, no medals for victims of the fort hood massacre. newt gingrich is here in "the situation room" as well to tell us why he is so angry at the pentagon for this decision. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for children under 18. people taking maois, linezolid or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing skin or ey

fayette street, that's a normal 11 minutes, everything will remain up to speed on 95, moving through the fort mc henry tunnel. northbound lanes 55 miles per hour, at 395, harbor tunnel going to be free of delays. here is a live look at the west side, interstate 70. inner loop clear, up to 795, outer loop, picking up, you are looking at a 12 minute ride, from 795, down to 95, heading over to parkville, this is harford road. nothing to get in your way, in either direction for example you are headed out to the outer loop, 11 minutes to get from 95, up to 83. that's your time saver traffic. >>> this morning people know the name jason collins. >> not for his play on the court but coming out. he announced he is openly gay. there is plenty of reaction. >> he is receiving a huge outpouring of support. collins received a call from the white house, shout out from athletes and kudos from fellow players. jason collins became the first active male player in the four major american professional sports to come out as gay. he wrote i'm a 34 year old mba center, black and gay. it was posted on sports illustra

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look at the fort hood individual, he was inspired by a preacher. an individual can be responsible for a terrorist attack, a lone wolf, but again, i think some of this is the president's being cautious until they understand more what was the driving force behind this event. but as tom fuentes said earlier, wolf, once you know that it's an intentional act designed to create causalities and injuries and it's not a manhole cover or gas explosion, the fbi's within its rights to designate it a terror attack and begin to coordinate at the federal level the ongoing investigation. >> good point. fran, this is what i want to do. the boston globe released some dramatic video of twin bombings near the finish line at the boston marathon. the video is disturbing. you'll hear the first explosion and a few seconds later you'll hear the second explosion. i'll play it and we'll assess what we just saw. watch this.

it was the fort hood and deadly shooting outside of a army recruiting station that four years ago.ouse said it not terror, a new law said it was. the father of a soldier who was gunned down outside of a recruiting station joins me next. it doesn't matter where a good idea comes from, it only matters that it shows up and makes things better. in that spirit, verizon is proud to announce the powerful answers award. 10 million dollars in prizes for the best ideas. ideas so big, they have the power to change everything. whether it's our inspiration, or yours, the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. the powerful answers award from verizon. >> we'll investigate any association that the terrorist may have had and continue to do whatever we have to do to keep our people safer. >> the boston marathon was called an act of terror hours after it happened. but the shooting at a little rock office guy a jihadist was never called terrorisma private kill would by a karlos bledso of memphis, tennessee. before he went to yemen and became radicalized. andy's father joins me now.

look for fresh locations. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the best cam video from a police car in fort meyers, florida. this is the moment in question. you see police pulling a girl out of the car on to the ground. that girl is 19-year-old angela. she says police were far too rough with her. but, let me tell you the entire story before you decide for yourself. police say they got behind her car that was being driven by her boyfriend on the night of february 23rd. the car did not have its headlights on, so police decided the pull the car over. turns out, she, her boyfriend and another passenger were in the car. the officer approached the car and said he smelled marijuana. he asked the passenger and the driver to get out of the car for them to search the car. you see them dealing with one of the passengers in the car, but angela had not gotten out of the car. she was wondering why they wanted to search the car and began asking questions. you'll see the officer at the car door. 20 seconds later another officer approaches and asks her to get out of the car. that's when he physically remove

it goes to fort mason to fort point and back. a little more than 6 miles a great way to get your saturday morning started. you don't have to raise money to be part of it but raising money for the cause is encouraged. kira klapper, abc7 news. >> all right. all good things. thank you, kira >> new this morning, president obama is using his weekly address to encourage congress to pass his budget to help end the sequester budget cuts. this week congress did reverse some of the cuts that are beginning to take hold. they passed a temporary fix, putting furloughed air-traffic controllers back on the job to reduce the traffic jam in the sky for travelers. this morning they said deficits are shrinking and jobs are being created but congress needs to do more to help middle class working families. >> there's only one way to truly if i can the is sequester, by replacing it before it causes further damage. a couple weeks ago i put forward a budget that replaces the next several years of these dump cuts with smarter cuts. reforms our tax codes

the walk is at nine from fort mason all the way to fort point and back. it's a little more than six miles. as lisa argen said it it will ba beautiful day to get out and do something like that. if you are not registered, you are welcome to come and participate. reporting live, kira klapper, abc7 news. >>> thank you. >> new this morning, president obama is using his weekly address to encourage congress to pass his budget to help end the sequester budget cuts. this week congress did reverse some of the cuts that are beginning to take hold. they passed a temporary fix, putting furloughed air-traffic controllers back on the job to reduce the traffic jam in the sky for travelers. this morning they said deficits are shrinking and jobs are being created, but congress needs to do more to help middle class working families. >> there's only one way to truly fix the sequester, by replacing it before it causes further damage. a couple weeks ago i put forward a budget that replaces the next several years of these dump cuts with smarter cuts. reforms our tax codes to cl

so helicopter, emergency life flight helicopters from the dallas/fort worth area were here, as well as waco. many of the critically injured were taken to waco. the hospital director there said on television a little bit earlier tonight that what he was struck by was just the commonality of the people coming in, family people, mothers, fathers, children, just every day people who were caught up in this disaster in their own hometown. >> and can you share with us a little bit about what you're seeing now? are you seeing smoke? are you smelling any fumes or anything that seems out of the ordinary? what's the scene like on the ground there where you are? >> i'm almost in the center of town. the blast area was just to the north of me by maybe a quarter mile to a half mile. i don't see as much flames as i did earlier. the smoke may still be rising. it's dark here, it's hard to tell. that smoke would be going to the north. that would help disperse any ammonia leaking from the plant. ammonia is a colorless but very caustic and toxic fume that it gives off. it is also lighter air so that helps

>>> fort canaveral police officer is out of a job. he is accused of bringing targets that resembled trayvon martin out to a gun range. the city's police chief says sergeant ron king was leading target practice with two other officers and a civilian when he pulled out targets and asked if they wanted to use them. the group said no telling king to put them back in his car. he is out of a job this morning. >>> workers helping clean up new york city parks damaged by super storm sandy say that they won't work anymore until they get paid. this group of workers had been clearing out downed trees from city parks and say they haven't been paid for their labor in weeks. so the work has stopped. one man was promised good pay when he came to help and now he is close to losing his home. >> it's been rough. i mean, i been eating ramen noodles and living from hotel to hotel every night. >> he says the original contract for the cleanup was subcontracted out to several companies. but the latest subcontractor disappeared. there is good news in all this

marshals as he was moved to the bureau of prisons facility in fort bevans massachusetts. a federal medical detention center. >> the 11 year-old martina boy was injured in the boston bombing was released from the hospital. aaron hearns and the day during the bomb site yesterday. he was injured by the second blast while waiting for his mother near the finish line. his parents at love and support they have received has been overwhelming. >> so much gratitude. the people of boston, i cannot say enough about how... how amazing this staff at children's hospital was. >> the hon family has long love boston. instead of instilling fear in that day, that has only increased their finest of the city. -- find nestfinis >> some members of a north a little league best baseball team that made it to the world series last year are now in trouble for allegedly gang up on a teammate. the press democrat the santa rosa reports for members of the petaluma national little league team were suspended for two days from petaluma junior high. this is video the scene being honored by the giants last ye

carry-on ri is live at fort mason is san francisco. everyone warmed up out there?porter: everybody is getting warmed up. all 3,000 of the people who are expected to come out to walk today. official march for dimes march for babies starts at 9:00. it was about 30 minutes from now. if you are no in the city there is march in pleasanton and san jose today. it's happening all across the u.s. right now. people are marching for babies. some people raised hundreds of dollars. some people raised thousands. since the walk begin in 1970 people have raised more than $2.5 billion. that money funds programs and research to help mothers to have healthy full term pregnancies. it helps to improve the health of babies born in our country. that means everything to one woman i met today. >> my son was premature. he came along seven weeks early. when he was born he weighed three pounds, nine ounces. now, he is a strong healthy little guy. thanks to organizations like this. >> reporter: abc7 is excited to be involved in this effort. amy hollyfield is emceeing in alameda fair groups. if

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heading downtown the jfx in great shape. 11 minutes from the beltway down to fayette street and the fort mchenry tunnel is going to be nice and clear this morning. 8 minutes from the beltway to the toll plaza. megan over to you. >>> united states is on alert again this morning as north korea celebrates a holiday. and uses a nuclear threat against the world. ab c has the latest on north cree's contrasting messages. >> reporter: -- korea's convasting messages. >> reporter: the celebrations mark the founder of the biggest holiday. the statues of the leader and his son were unveiled yesterday as tens of thousands turned out in the streets to pay respects. although the situation is tense they have bright faces and are happy says this woman. celebratory mood is as the north's new missile keeps the region on edge. a launch still expected at any moment. keeping the stand off a hot kim jong un's government doubled down on threats. promising all out war and more higher quality nuclear weapons. over the weekend, secretary of

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fort knox was locked down for several hours and has been reopened with added police presence.rway. police looking for two members of a white supremacist prison gang associated with even ebel suspected of killing colorado's prison chief. they say these men could be armed and dangerous. >> president obama visiting colorado to focus on its recent gun control efforts. he is looking to gain support for his own push amid strong opposition. >> every day that we wait to do something about it, even more of our fellow citizens are stolen from our lives by a bullet from a gun. the good news is colorado has already chosen to do something about it. >> here's the thing. is he ignoring the real problems facing the country? a new gallup poll shows that the economy remains the top concern for americans. unhappiness with the government second, followed by unemployment and then the federal deficit and debt crisis. gun control, all the way at the bottom of the list. just 4% of those polled say that it is their top concern. >> rutgers university wasting little time firing basketball coach mike ric

anne thompson, nbc news, fort mcmurray, canada. >>> we're back in a moment with the loss of an american music legend. ♪ >>> the great george jones died today. you're going to hear it a hundred times over these next few days and it's true. his life was a country song and along the way he redefined the country song. his voice was unique and often imitated. his life was unique until it ended today at the age of 81. a look back from nbc's janet shamlian. ♪ >> reporter: a george jones song was about either drinking or heartbreak or both. the anthems of his life. ♪ and the drinking ♪ it don't kill me >> reporter: born with a broken arm in the east texas piney woods his first hit was in the 1950s. ♪ white lightning >> reporter: half a century later he was still performing. a kennedy center honoree in 2008. >> i'm in a daze. >> reporter: he admits he often was. his hard driving lifestyle of drugs, alcohol and rehab was as legendary as his music. one year he missed more than 50 concerts earning him the nickname "no show jones." ♪ they call me no show jones >> want to be remembered as an old boy

ion forte in silicon valley.electricity customers being asked to conserve energy, a substation, a power substation was damaged this morning before 2:00 a.m. pacific time apparently in the vandalism efforts a vandal shot out a transformers heavy damage to the transformers at the substation of pacific gas & electric is saying this is in san jose. the metcalfe substation serves quite a bit of the valley. >> i'm a foreigner here. at what point are americans going to stand many and say actually we need backups, this isn't good enough you take down power grids with one act of vandalism. >> it was the same here in new york. >> it's difficult. a some the summertime you end up with the flex alerts anyway because of air conditioner usage. it's a difficult problem. >> but an act of vandalism that is a story with legs this afternoon. that does it for us. . >>> oil is still down, which is good news for gas prices, but maybe bad news for refiners and drillers. we'll have your trade. speaking of trading, the ceo of td ameritrad

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. >> illegal immigration is the focus of this documentary from trevor warren of spanish fort, alabama he's a third prize winner in c-span's student cam contest. >> currently in the u.s. >> 10.8 million, between 2000 and 2010, the unauthorized population grew by 27%. >> the reason immigration has become a huge issue in america, one that affects many occupations, industries, and individuals, however, not necessarily in the ways many people think. in my home state of alabama, the passing of the hb-56 law had far-reaching effects in all of these areas. this law impacted many groups and people, not just economically, but socially as well, reflecting not just alabama, but america as a whole. >> well, the issue for farmers is that they have a need for seasonal workers oftentimes. sometimes year round, but seasonal workers to do jobs that often times they can't find local employees to perform. they have found that since the immigration law has passed that a lot of migrant workers they have depended upon have actually left the state, even some of those that had proper documentation, they left

. >> forte hood. >> forte hood another example. >> that was self-radicalization. and they're inspired. and they read the magazines. and then they know how to do it. >> the london bombers had a connection to al qaeda in pakistan. gwen: weren't necessarily -- >> you wouldn't call them self--- they sort of joined. but then they -- the know how was supplied by al qaeda core which is why the attack there was so devastating. gwen: there was another disturbing development this week with potentially wide ranging consequences. it turns out that in syria, where tens of thousands have perished in a grinding civil war, government forces may have crossed -- a red line. red line. that color is important. this is what the president said last august. >> we have been very clear to to the assad regime and also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my calculus. gwen: now, this is what the president had to say today. >> knowing that potentially chemical weapons have

white house to give it to a radio guy in fort lauderdale minutes from a quick profit. quote to give you've never seen anything like the control.

we've seen thisatrn with fort hood, we've seen this with thattempt at times square and with this. think we'll find in this particular case, it's not -- it's almost implausible they operated alone. so the radicalization happened, they operate among us and become useful to people who are at time and distance away from us. >> bill: you mentioned fort hood. that's been characterized as workplace violence when all the witnesses say that he was screaming allah akbar. 13 killed thatay, more than 30 wounded. is that a classification of workplace violence that needs to be challenged or reexamined? >> i think with all of these we need to take a step back and get a bit away from a partisan divide, the people have applied. but through republican and democrat administrations we've taken different approaches to homeland security and terrorism. what's happening is we're seeing that we're not doing a good enough job of keeping america safe. our intelligence and warnings are not sufficient. threatening people with prosecution doesn't turn out to be a sufficient deterrent to take these kind of acti

marshals say he was moved to the federal medical center at fort devons.ities web site is at a facility for people what to require specialized or long-term health. we're also learning that his father has delayed his trip to the united states. he was expected to travel here today to help with the investigation but that is no longer the case. his mother was also supposed to be are riding but she postponed her trip indefinitely. they say the interviews with him have produced new information. he reportedly confessed that he and his brother decided to target time square next. it was their intention to drive there with the sec that they had carjacked but they ran out of gas. >> the two brothers had at their disposal six and revised as those of devices. one was a pressure cooker bound similar to the two that exploded at the marathon. the other ones were pipe bombs. >> new york city officials say there is no evidence that new york is connected to any of the boston bombings. >> the 11 year-old martinez boy that was injured in the boston bombings was released from t

i just want to preface by saying i served at fort hood. my son was born at fort hood on five days before 9/11, and i'm very fully with the up-tempo nature of that post. we have two divisions there, along with thre '04 -- can be a, d i was a young cptain there a few years ck,ndso for me it's somewhat pernal. i was also a judge advocate there. i prosecuted cases in the building that major hasan is being prosecuted, and another prosecuted. i knew the former defense attorney very well. so i just want to try to get to, if we can, a little bit of some clarity on this issue which i think the victims of their certainly deserve. so my first question is, and if you could keep these answers as much as possible to yes or no so i can get to as many as possible, did dod officials consult you or members of your department regarding the decision to designate hasan's attack on military and civilian personnel at fort hood as an act of workplace violence speaks well, this is an added that is not yes or no, but might help with the line of questioning the i'm

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ape line for autographs at this museum in fort walton beach florida was over an hour long.eming took their children out of school to see them. you're from matter land. >> drove straight through. 16 hours straight to get here. 16 h >> reporter: to see the tlolittle raiders. >> we drove all night. reporter: phyllis green got here early to be at the front of the tone. y to santed to take the opportunity to see them and innk them for their service. >> reporter: 80 men took off in 16 bombers. 11 were killed or captured. ei more lost their lives later war.he war. these three survived the enemy and the ak taryial tables but found out being on a pedestal can be tough work. why do you guys keep doing this? you could have begged off years ago. >> people want to hear all about it. >> reporter: they certainly made amon cruz's day. did you get the autograph? >> yes. did yoer: its on here? yep, right there. reporter: oh, yeah, look at ahat. there is one other living raider. robert hite who survived capture by the japan ease. but he was not well enough to win the others for their last hur

and he's down, it's at one of the -- not fort jackson -- yeah, fort jackson. he's out in south carolina. he's down there at fort jackson. and so i've got something. there is something here. so i call up, i just innocently call up the public affairs office for the army public affairs at fort jackson, and i say -- i get some major on the phone, and i say, major, what have you got on this guy cally? very quickly he said, oh, yeah, we know about that. yeah, he shot up a bar, got drunk and shot up a bar. he wasn't lying, that was just what he was told. but he did it so quickly, i know i have something. so at that point i go back to my original source who clearly knew more, and i say, okay, it's william cally jr., who's his lawyer? because i can't find any evidence that he has a lawyer. there's no records, and there's nothing. there's just a little -- and, actually, there was also a story in "the new york times," september the 18th, 1968, a paragraph about him. and i did the checking on him. he'd been a 19-year-old kid that was, went to junior college, didn't do wel

viread reports that people were airlifted as far as dallas fort worth hospitals. of course, our very strong level 1 trauma centers. waco is a big city. not as big as dal aof course. so patients were taken there. we imagine ploal area hospitals inundated with the flow of casualties, so folks were brought as far as the dallas fort worth area. just an incredible situation. it is very fluid. >> he initially said in the press conference, they are getting a lot of help. he said, we do not need any help. but it does sound like, especially initially afterwards there was really a slew of resources. now, like you said, people were sent to a number of hospitals. do we know at this point, are the hospitals telling us how many pates by chaps are still in the hospitals? and if there are still people coming in at this hour? i mean, it's almost 1:15 a.m. and it happened at 8:00 p.m. do we know if there are people still being treatd? >> reporter: people are still being treated. as far as how many patients, that is not ironed out. you heard that, in that press conference that happe

to local hospitals in the waco area we had numerous agencies helping us all the way from the dallas fort worth area mclennan county limestone field bosky and all the surrounding areas so we've had a great turnout. to come out to help us get through this tragedy that we've had in this small community. so that was the fun when he was actually at the scene he arrived at the same shortly after the blast his first time they can pretty horrific he did say that fifty to seventy five times his blood damage as a result of that huge blast at the lies a planned and we understand danny that officially two people have been killed as a result of this but the expectation is the death toll will be much much higher than. well andrew that's right this is this is what happens basically after all. these kinds of explosions you get the number of the number of confirmed if it is. well they need to identify that they want to be able to identify them before they actually confirm the deaths so that when when the call spore in of course lots of lots of people. i'm sure calling and trying to find out about their a