frazier glenn miller, also known as frazier glenn cross, has been charged with capital murder for killing 14-year-old reat underwood and his grandfather william corporon outside a jewish community center sunday. he also faces a first-degree murder charge for killing terri lamanno, who was visiting her mother at a nearby retirement complex. miller is a notorious white supremacist who had openly railed against choose and african-americans for decades. he is a founder and former grand dragon of the paramilitary style hairline the knights of the ku klux klan. in 1980 six, after forming the white patriot party, he was convicted of violating the terms of a court order, settling a lawsuit by the southern poverty law center. he disappeared while out on bond and was later caught with other klansmen and a stash of weapons. miller went on to serve three years in prison on weapons charge and for plotting the theer of the founder of southern poverty law center. he reached a deal with federal prosecutors to testify against other white supremacists in 1988 sedition trial. this is frazier glenn miller sp

thank you laura, thank you glenn, if you can hear us, thank you, bart. [applause] >> next, the louisiana republican state senator elbert guillory rates the obama administration. after that, the united negro college fund president michael lomax on the future of his organization. then the president and mrs. obama welcome olympians to the white house. journal"xt "washington business and finance writer looks at the practice of high-frequency trading, which according to the attorney general eric holder consists of financial brokers and rating firms using advanced computer algorithms and ultra high-speed data networks to execute trades. and brooking institution saturday's elections in afghanistan. and we will take your calls and join the conversation by facebook and twitter. "washington journal," live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. let's take a case like hsbc, which got a $1.9 billion settlement levied at them i think a year ago. that, part of it was the deferred prosecution agreement for hsbc. they admitted they had laundered for drugs $850 million cartels. not

and people like glenn miller are reacting. now glenn miller is a particularly vicious and violent man. certainly in his rhetoric over the years and the kinds of things he's tried to do. you know, there really, but the reality, of course b somebody like glenn miller is that when he says that the world would be a wonderful place if only we killed all the jews, he is 100% protected by the first amendment to the constitution. so it's very hard to look at someone like glenn miller who didn't do much for the last 20 years other than publish propaganda and say he looks like he is about to commit a mass shooting. i don't think there was really any indication that that was coming. >> ifill: for anybody watching who is a little confused, i want to be clear this man goes by a couple different frames, franklin glen cross, glenn miller, franklin miller so, everybody knows we're talking about the same person are. people like this always loners, individuals, or are there conspiracies we should be keeping an eye on or that you are keeping an

i want to say something about working with glenn and ewen. you don't really know how people will respond to risk until you're confronted with it. you hope you will stand up and thateach other's back and those will be the people who will protect you and get you home safely. i just want to say this award would not be possible without their courage and bravery and fears reporting every step of the way -- fierce reporting every step of the way. had our areas of expertise working together. we got on the plane having never worked together. we worked together in a way that was extraordinary and i will forever be bound to them. here, all ofuld be the people who are being offered these awards without the fact someone decided to sacrifice their life to make this information available. he is not the first person who sacrificed her life, but he came forward with information that allows us to know what is actually happening. so this award is really for edward snowden. [applause] >> first of all, thank you so much to the polk committee and long island univ

i'm amy goodman. 10 months ago, laura poitras and glenn greenwald flew from new york to hong kong to meet nsa whistleblower edward snowden. since then, there've published a trove of stories exposing the nsa and the national surveillance state. poitras and greenwald did not return to the united states until this past friday when they flew from berlin to new york to accept the george polk award for national security reporting. they flew and not knowing if they would be detained or subpoenaed by the u.s. government. in january, the director of national intelligence james clapper described analysts working on the nsa story as a compass is." in february, mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee, accused glenn greenwald of selling stolen goods are reporting stories on the nsa documents. greenwald and poitras were accompanied by an aclu attorney,

glenn and you too have been pretty critical of establishment journalists. what do you have against us? >> well, let me correct a few things, i've actually published a few things at the "new york times." >> i know that. >> i published a short documentary about guantanamo, one about n.s.a. surveillance. and i was very happy that the times published that, and -- >> still there's a feel that -- >> let's face it, there are people who tow the line and we've seen that. withholding of jim risen's story for a year. it's very hard to justify, or not using the wore torture when we were torturing people for many years. why didn't the "new york times" deal with torture, i don't think it's a proud moment for journalism, and i don't think the invasion of iraq is a proud moment for journalism. but there was great journalism done about the war in iraq and about torture, in the "new york times" and the "washington post" and the new yorker. so there always be journalists who will try to get to the truth. but there will also be the fact that large institutions that have relati

he is frazier glenn cross, and he sgoing to -- he is going to be in court today with firing a shotgun, and having a firearm. a grandfather and his grandson, an eagle scout were killed. and there was also a woman killed whose name has not been named. and the man was apprehended at a nearby school, and you can hear the hate words. last night there was a vigil to pray for the victims including the victims 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

his real name is glenn miller, not glenn drosz. his followers threatened to blow up our building. he threatened to kill morris dees. 'he went to jail for three years. unfortunately the people of overland park, kansas, were unluckiy that he only spent thre years in jail. we're talking and a neo-nazi leader, someone in the '80s had a group of 2,000 follows. he had gotten 200,000 of stolen money. he was training with active military people for the revolution he though was going to come. a lot of people are dead because of glenn miller, not just yesterday but in the '80s as well in north carolina. very, very dangerous person. >> as you say, he was a grand dragon of the carolina knights of the kkk in the '80s. founder of the white patriot party, he had 2,000 followers and did three years in prison on weapon charges. and he was indicted of an assassination plot of the founder of your association. and we also know the party, the white patriot party was an anti-semitic paramilitary party. it began as the carolina knights of the klu klux klan in the '70s. the group received $200,000 in sto

but if frazier glenn miller was convicted, was he never jailed? >> oh, no, he was jailed for three years. he actually then testified against a variety of other white sup premist leaders, one of the reasons why his sentence wasn't longer. he did go to jail for three years for plotting to kill morris deeds, and having stolen military supplies. >> one has to -- i know your colleague morris deeds, one of the leading investigators of these hate crimes and i don't understand how someone who was accused and convicted of plotting to kill someone was then let loose, even if he was cooperating with authorities. i mean, there have to be questioned asked about him being on the loose. >> well, the sentence was probably light but he probably would have been out by this point anyway. i do want to say, i wouldn't want to suggest that anyone could have known glenn miller at this time or place would have done this, any more than james vonn bron who killed someone at the holocaust museum a few years back and a skin head killer who killed six peoples at the temple ye

we seem to have lost glenn at the last minute. nothing sinister, but thank you very much. >> i think the most telling statistic out there has to do with the kermit of -- procurement of metals, specifically purple hearts. the united states made so many purple heart medals dissipating casualties in the invasion of japan, that we are still getting out that same stock a purple hearts today. any american who is wounded today in afghanistan receives a purple heart that was forged for soldier who was going to invade to pan. >> american and japanese strategies at the end of world war ii. tv thisamerican history weekend on c-span3. today, an examination of caterpillar's tech strategies. compan at how the u.s. ies avoid through offshore shelters. during this month, c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in this your student cam video documentary competition. it is the annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to think critically about issues. students were asked to create the documentary based on the quest

and we have sort of a minute-by-minute account of the attack and the immense value that glenn doherty and ty woods had in saving the lives of more than 40 diplomatic security personnel in benghazi. so they didn't also -- i don't think they had to die. the ambassador and sean smith died in the first half an hour of the attack. they were separated in a small building which was, they were suffocated to death. the attackers knew exactly where the diesel fuel was hid on the u.s. embassy grounds, or the u.s. diplomatic outpost grounds. they were able to break into those drums and set the building on fire where the ambassador died of smoke inhalation. but the other two, today died eight hours later. this was a rolling attack. so there was ample time to save them and the other americans. but also we wanted to highlight their role, their seal training, you know, how they both volunteered. one came from tripoli, the other came from across town this benghazi to save the besieged diplomats and how their sacrifice saved a lot of lives. >> host: this photograph on the front, is this posed, or is th

the suspect, seen here, is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross. the southern poverty law center which tracks hate groups says cross is an alias used by frazier glenn miller, who is a white supremacist and a former grand dragon of the ku klux klan. overnight, a vigil to remember the victims. ♪ >> reporter: the terror began around 1:00 sunday afternoon on the eve of passover at overland park. a teen talent competition set to begin when police say the shooting started. dr. william lewis corporan and his teenage grandson reat griffin underwood were killed according to a family statement. >> 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

david louie is live at willow glenn high school. counselors are working hard to try to close the gap. >> that is right. eight out of ten students, remarkable number in california graduated in the class of 2013. however, the state superintendent thinks we can have 100% rates. so schools such as willow glenn are working hard to accomplish that. >> the 80% graduation rate is high. however, administrators are prone to say there is room for improvement. two groups, asians and whites graduate 8% to 12% higher than state average. however, 75% latino students are five percent below average. willow glenn high school has 82% graduation rate. >> we've got 33,000 plus students in this district. it's a big job we acknowledge that there is a lot of work to be done. but our goal is to have every student succeed >> one way to let teachers let counselors know if students are getting poor grades. >> if we get a d and f they notify administration and the counselling team for the students that are struggling in the class now we act on that immediately.

police arrested 73-year-old frazier glenn cross, also known as glenn miller, a former green beret andklux klan leader. nbcnews.com reports that in the name of white supremacy, frazier glenn cross has organized armed militias, stockpiled military weapons and plotted to kill the founder of the southern poverty law center. president obama spoke to the timing of this tragedy. >> that this occurred now as jews were preparing to celebrate passover, as christians were preparing for palm sunday, makes this all the more painful. nobody should have to worry about their security when gathering with their fellow believers. nobody should have to fear for their safety when they go to pray. >> three people were killed in the shooting spree. dr. william lewis corporon and his grandson, reat griffin underwood. the third 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

the er of the story lives in brazil.rican journalist at the >> we've had to come to rio to speak to glenn greenwald. he hasn't returned to the united states since he broke the story about the nsa surveillance programs for fear of being prosecuted. >> the nsa's goal really is the elimination of privacy globally. some of america's best-kept secrets are out. by now, most of the world has heard the name edward snowden. the former national security agency contractor who released thousands of classified documents about government surveillance in one of the most significant leaks in u.s. history. he's been charged with espionage and has been living in russia under temporary asylum. the american journalist at the center of the story lives in brazil. >> we've had to come to rio to speak to glenn greenwald. he hasn't returned to the united states since he broke the story about the nsa surveillance programs for fear of being prosecuted. >> the nsa's goal really is the elimination of privacy globally. it is literally a system designed to monitor all forms of human behavior inside the united states, w

frazier glenn miller the white supremacist accused of killing three people in a kansas suburb is due in court today. he will be charged with the shootings in two jewish centers. terri was visiting her mother, william and his grandson were killed. they talked about the tragedy monday. >> as i got close enough, i saw my father's body lying there next to the truck. i knew as soon as i came upon my dad that he was in heaven. >> there's no mountain of gauze or bandages that's going to heal this. this is going to be an open wound for the rest of our lives. >> police consider the shootings a hate crime. we have more on the suspect. >> reporter: for nearly 40 years, the suspect, frazier, glenn miller has per sued an agenda of intolerance and racism. the center that attracts hate groups said he founded his own chapter of the ku klux klan in the '80s. he renamed his group the white patriot party and led rallies under the confederate flag. >> one god, one right, white power. >> white power. >> reporter: miller goes by frazier glenn cross openly preached the message of white supremacy. this is f

i don't buy that at all. >> glenn, let me turn to you here, jay carney got into a back and forth with abc's john carl over this specific point. he at one point in his briefing said the e-mail and the talking points were not about benghazi, they were about the general situation in the muslim world. as ben -- as tommy says, there was a lot going on at this particular moment, but in terms of a line of defense, you know, how much is there to be picked apart in terms of that? >> there's a little bit to be picked apart. look, you know, i think that the notion that judicial watch had to go to federal court in order to get these documents is a really valid question. i mean, i hold here in my hand the hundred e-mails that were given to must a binder last may. i don't know why these couldn't have been included in that. we were told at that point in time that this was the comprehensive collection of the e-mails. but that aside, i tried to read today's documents with completely clear head, abstracted from a political context and also abstracted from the briefing room back and forth around the tru

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based on the leaks of whistleblower edward snowden who shared nsa files with journalist laura poitras, glenn greenwald, you and mccaskill, and barton gelman. the group also won a george polk journalism award last week. in a statement, snowden honored the journalist involved saying -- and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!,

also goes by the alias of glenn phrase e frazier. this was a hate crime. yesterday it became fairly apparent that it was probably a hate crime but as we told you yesterday, we needed the verification of some investigation to make this determination, it's more than just an opinion. it's actually a legal status. >> legal status of hate crime. alleged gunman is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross, a former ku klux klan leader with a history of anti-semitic and racist activities. cross did an interview in 2005, listen. >> we're fed up and we're going to take our country back. white people are third class citizens now. >> the 73-year-old has been on the watch list for groups monitoring hate crimes. >> frazier glenn miller was involved in a number of different groups, neo-nazi and klan groups over the years but for years he's essentially been operating as a kind of lone operator. he's an incredibly violent, scary, former klansman and neo-nazi. >> victims include dr. william lewis corporon and his 14-year-old grandson, an eagle scout. police ju

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. >> glenn? >> i think daniel ellsberg is the most constructive example. because in modern times, he is considered, widely to be a rogue. if you point out he was a defender of edward snowden, almost everybody will try to distinguish the two. if you don't look at how daniel ellsberg is talked about a 1971 and 1972, the court, the government, the media, by most americans, you would talk about him in the same terms as edward snowden. over time he was vindicated. i think history still appreciated the information he let us know about what the government was doing. all that died away and we realized he engaged in an incredibly heroic self-sacrifice he did not need to do for the public good, and i am convinced edward snowden already today

frazier glenn cross known as frazier glenn miller is facing murder counts.de a brief statement on a video before a judge. listen. >> mr. cross? >> yes. >> do you have a copy of the complaint in front of you? >> yes, i do. >> capital murder and first degree murder. do you have financial resources for an attorney or court appointed attorney? >> i don't have the money. >> he's held on a $10 million bond. prosecutors have not announced if they will seek the death penalty on the capital murder charges of dr. william corporan and his grandson reat underwood. >>> a school where a 16-year-old sophomore is accused of going 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

among them, glenn and his fiancee judilee. she is an aspiring artist, who flew from canada to meet glenn, a frontman for an indie band. they had never before laid eyes on each other. >> how do you explain that concept to the outside world, that i let my parents help me pick my mate? >> sometimes i feel a little bit self-conscious. but i feel it's not just marrying two people, it's like marrying two families. >> reporter: both glenn and judilee's parents were matched by reverend moon, his core belief, that multicultural unions would eliminate racial strife and usher in world peace. and in korea, we caught up with them moments before the wedding. >> how do you feel? >> kind of like, surreal. >> reporter: as couples line up, the most important guest is arriving. true mother, reverend moon's widow. she leads the elaborate ceremony. the exchange of rings for all 2,000 couples. >> definitely felt like our moment. even though we're in a sea of brides and grooms, i felt like it was our moment. >> reporter: as they make their way out a

law enforcements officials say 73-year-old frazier glenn cross jr.er with a history of anti-semitism. remembered last night by family and neighbors still shocked by the senseless tragedy. >> i wanted to tell you how much i appreciate you all being here. i heard they were going to be a vigil and we all grieve in different ways and i just wanted to tell people thank you. >> the grieving daughter and mother of the victims. we'll bring you the latest from officials there as we await new details in a press conference expected this hour. on edge, the crisis in eastern ukraine near the boiling point. pro russian-separatist s in sevn cities in eastern ukraine. insurgents stormed more government offices as

all it takes is an idiot with a gun. >> reporter: frazier glenn has been called a raging anti-semiteoverty law centers which monitors hate groups. after arrested, he yelled hail hitler from the back of the police car. he led a ku klux klan group in the 1980s and organize the the white patriot party. four years ago he ran for the u.s. senate and spewed a hate filled world view to the howard stern radio show. >> what is the biggest problem with the jews? >> they control the federal government. they control the mass media. they control the federal reserve bank. and with those powers they commit genocide against the white race and enslaving gentiles. i retired as a master sergeant. two tours in vietnam. i'm a patriotic white man. >> reporter: that was cross speaking to kntv eight years called "the arianne alternative." >> we want to take back our country by whatever means necessary, and i want to see 50 million white men out of work, then whitey will fight. >> for the family of bill corporon and reat underwood, frazier glenn cross is evil. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its

. >> glenn beck, how are you? >> what a phenom you became here while at fox and now you're king of the airwaves. >> tea party groups and talk radio hosts. >> that is a conflict of interest or anything, that you work for, you know, almost a political party arm? >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thank for watching. i've been looking forward to this all day long. we'll start with a couple of stories. one story that i think needs to be told, and another story that will never be told on right wing radio. i want you to hear what the president of the united states had to say about health care within last hour. here it is. >> the first open enrollment period under this law ended a little over two weeks ago, and as more data comes in, we now know that the number of americans who have signed up for private insurance in the marketplaces has grown to 8 million. >> wow! whoo, that's a hot number. 8 million. i told you, i told you it was going to happen. keep the faith. and it's only going to get better. this is a num

glenn feels that people need to work seven-days in a row. >> what was his logic behind that?e say about that? >> well, one of the things he said was that he doesn't see people performing public service on their day off, so he doesn't think they're using their time well. he couched it in terms of the freedom of workers who are prevented unnecessarily from working seven consecutive days. but really, of course this is what most of the republican agenda is about, which is making sure that workers make as little as possible and work as much as possible and the people who own companies are able to take as much of the profits and give as little as they can to the workers. but the way that he comes right out there with this stuff is pretty surprising. no mlk day for glenn and no more of that famous holiday, saturday, if he gets his way. >> okay. so he would really even though he's from wisconsin, not minnesota, he would be the perfect replacement in the party for michele bachmann. that's basically what i'm hearing. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. >> he's willing to say really outrageous things

. >>> it happened yesterday near fair way glenn park. she made calls to 911 one and made threats to harm herself and others. that is when they feared for their stavety. the matter is under investigation. >>> it is do sign ited to set up a plan to set up a contract with the police department and it would be a temporary fix lead -- leaving san jose for many others, they have a decision and tomorrow a winter shelter program will help 360 people this winter and that's an increase when only 19 people needed help. add slow case are now trying to in the that into a particular deal. landlords are paying tenants to move out and because of the current economic boom, it is happening more often. in up with case, one family members can expect it, coming up yet another problem on the eastern span of the bay bridge. a potentially damaging discovery and how kay strand is up crease having two after his ties to the kkk. >> good morning we are still looking at a nice commute on this monday morning moping. >>> we will take you and show you. forecasted highs

it happened near fair way glenn park. police say the woman called 911 and made threats to harm herself as well as others. when officers approached her, she was shot. >>> the man shot planned to file a claim against the city. he was first responding with a man with a fun but it turned out to be a taser. >>> they are investigating a deadly crash, it happened at 3:00 a.m. near pacific avenue. he may have been drinking. the drivers said there is no time to stop. is the driver of the car is cooperating with the vex. >>> -- investigation. >>> jeffery graves is a 6 year police department veteran and he was accused of raping a woman he was sent to protect last month. the rape occurred at the hotel where the victims once, would the judge has ordered him to turn in his gun and not contact the alleged victim. >>> alden smith following his latest arrest. >>> a ball, they said something about a security act. he said i didn't do anything wrong and he was later released after posting $20,000 bail. today they are wondering about his futu

way, you feel the same glenn? >> i think in all of the n.s.a. done, ig that i've haven't, but people with whom i have worked, editors, have gone to the n.s.a. the same way as would go toey anybody else and say this is what we intend to report about you, what is your comment, i think it would be ridiculous not to do that. would youournalist want less information rather than more. i have though been critical in of the process where by journalists spent lots of time of collaborating with the government and almost negotiating what it is that can published.e he often spent months with senior officials talking about the stories he wants to publish. to me seems like we're crossing a line between an one thatal press and becomes collaborative where you government on your editorial bore. i don't think that the "washington post" and other done any of that, but i think there have been cases in past, and i do think that rely --rs the most infamous case being the ontoyork times" holding the bush n.s.a. wash eavesdropping story for 15 publishingfinally because

this was officially classified as a hate crime and the suspect is a former kkk leader, frazier glenn cross known as frazier glenn miller, the 73-year-old accused of killing a doctor and his grandson as the center where the teen was trying out for a singing competition and driving to a retime village and shooting a woman. >> justin bieber appeared alone on an assault charge in toronto for assaulting a limousine driver after leaving a nightclub. police say he hit the driver in the back of the head after a fight break out inside the limousine. he is not expected to appear in court until the trial date. >> the 49ers may try to talk paul mccartney to bail on singing the finale at the park, saying they had discussed this for august and the mayor invited mccartney to perform at the farewell show at the stick where the beatles did their final paid concert in 1966 and the report says that paul, or no paul, the stick is still planning a big farewell. >> the dangers of post partum depression for mothers are well documented but the same depression dangers are a concern for new dads. a study out

the tea party nonprofit freedom works has paid more than $6 million in recent years to glenn beck.candidate greg brandon for the senate. it wasn't too long before beck rallied behind him, too. >> i want to have make history so we write history. that's what i'm looking at. >> i could tongue kiss you and i'm not a guy who -- if you have money, donate. if you have time, donate. >> kentucky's matt vivan, and would you believe it, glenn beck seems to like him, too. >> matt bevin i have not met but i believe that man was called to god. >> was god calling or was that just the tea party money talking? joining me now is jimy williams and dana mill bank. for year, it sounded like they're the mouthpiece of the tea party. now it turns out they're making money while they're doing that. >> you have a wetter sense of whether god is talking to these guy, but certainly money is talking to these guys. it's gotten to the point if you wonder like race cars if these guys should have decals on their foreheads as they give their radio show. we've reached the point long ago where it was all pay to play in

>>> i know glenn beck has something on the internet.omes to me, i said that's exactly what i said. i said i'm wondering if they're better off under government subsi subsidy. >> glenn beck had statements on his tv thing. my daughter read it to me. and i said, that's right. his statement was right. but everybody was taking their own. >> wow, where do they ever get the courage to come up and say those things? those are the thoughts of cliven bundy. his comments are deeply rooted in the words of glenn beck. 600 right wing radio hosts were just like cliven bundy all over america. radio hosts who came out in defense of bundy's remarks. >> so no, cliven bundy, my nevada rancher, my patriot, you're not a racist for saying what you said. don't back down for asking the question you asked. what is racist is what democrats and liberals have done to black america today, forcing them to be dependent upon government. >> yeah, i know. we want them to be able to vote. no surprise joe walsh would get behind a free loader like cliven bundy. you may not he

it happened along interstate 5 in the glenn county town of orland.an reports. >> reporter: they are on scene removing the aftermath of the accident. it's hard not to get emotional when you see the tour bus one full of students now on its side. it gives you an idea of what these kids endured to save their own lives. two large vehicles collided in orland, california, about 100 miles north of sacramento. >> there was a fedex truck going southbound on i-5 just north of the 32 exit. for an unknown reason it crossed through the center divide and collided head on with this bus. >> reporter: the bus, the fedex truck truck caught fire. the flames gutted the insides of both. firefighters helped some of the victims away from the scene many of them clearly injured. most of them students on the way to visit humboldt state university and attend spring preview day. >> we have 48 people on board. 44 students and 3 chaperones and one driver. >> reporter: the university president issued a statement reading in part, "humboldt state university is deeply saddened by a tr

state law required that glenn mcconnell step into that role.to the general assembly. i think the board of trustees thought that that would give -- he could possibly get more resources for the school from the general assembly because he had those connections. and also many members of that group just respect him. they think that he did a very good job in the senate. >> but they had to have been aware that there were folks out there that would not have been thrilled with the idea of a guy like glenn mcconnell running the college of charleston? >> absolutely. and they did. a couple of weeks before they decided to hire him, there was a rally on campus from the local, state and national naacp calling for them not to do this for many reasons, but one of them being his support of a confederate flag flying on the statehouse grounds. and they voted to hire him on saturday, march 22nd. but that friday when the board went into the final interviews with the finalists, glenn mcconnell was one of three, there was a group of students outside the building prote

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glenn couchman and dr.ti stantin is our chairman of surgery. >> we were notified by officials from ft. hood that there had been a shooting incident over there, we began preparation to accept patients. we so far have received three patients who have been transferred that are here in our facility. we have three more that are enroute. i'm sorry we've had four patients that are actually here now, and two more that are enroute. they've had a variety of injuries we've been treating, ranging from gunshot wounds that involved extremities, abdomen, chest and neck. these patients are receiving treatment right now and we are expecting two more to be arriving shortly. they've been transported by both air and land. the two that are coming were preparing to go directly to the operating room in anticipation of some needed surgery. we have all of our support staff have been activated and we have ample resources to take care of any more patients that need to be transferred over. at this time we don't anticipate additional p

, also known as frasier glenn cross. officials tell cnn he has tied to white supremacist groups. cnn affiliate knbc captured that video of somebody in the back of a police car after the shooting, said to be the suspect. the southern law center says miller has a long history of anti-semitic activity. he was once a grand dragon of the ku klux klan, spent time in prison on weapons charges. back in 2010, he ran for the senate as a write-in candidate and tried to buy radio ads blasting jews, african americans and the federal government. the fcc said stations didn't have to carry those adds. >> 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 differen

greenwald and his colleagues through their investigative reporting this friday glenn greenwald returned to the united states his homeland for the first time since the n.s.a. scandal broke how is your return to my own experience into knows very smooth which is what we expected which is why we came back because we didn't think that the u.s. government would do something really counterproductive and they didn't so have we seen glenn greenwald's and his colleagues attacked an accused of being traitors accused of being criminals and accomplices and possibly ob western were reason whether they should be tried in the united states for doing their job and certainly this is started a whole major debate on the role of journalists in modern society and being intimidated for telling the truth there are ways to intimidate journalist you can imprison them in mass but there are other ways to do it and calling journalists working on stories accomplices or having powerful chairmen of committees specifically accuse journalist of being criminals and advocating for the prosecution or having major media fig

government would do something really counterproductive and they didn't so we're having we've seen glenn greenwald's and his colleagues attacked in the queues them being traitors accused of being criminals and accomplices and possibly operations were reason whether they should be tried in the united states for doing their job and certainly this is started a whole major debate on the role of journalists in modern society and being intimidated for telling the truth there are ways to intimidate journalist you can imprison them in mass but there are other ways to do it and calling journalists working on stories accomplices or having powerful chairmen of committees specifically accused journalist of being criminals and advocating for the prosecution or having major media figures openly debate whether we ought to prosecute it is a way to intensify that climate of fear with all of these topics of fear of being used against journalists when we all did say that it was a matter of principle to return to the united states but of course none of the information that was revealed would have been broug

, also known as frazier glenn cross. and they tell cnn he has ties to white supremacist groups. cnn affiliate knbc captured that video of someone in the back of a police car after the shooting, and they said that possibly is the suspect. also, the southern poverty law center says miller has a long history of anti-semitic activity. he was once a grand braggon of the ku klux klan, spent time in prison on weapons charges. and back in 2010, he ran as a write-in candidate for the senate. he tried to buy radio ads blasting jews and african americans and the federal government. well, the fcc said that stations didn't need to carry the ads. >> the victims included 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

the suspect is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross. cross is used by frazier glenn miller a white supremacist and former grand drag on of the kkk. a vigil was held to remember the victims. the terror began at 1:00 o'clock on sunday on the east of passover at the jewish community center in overland park while a teen talent competition was going. a doctor and his teen grandson were killed. >> it was scary. people were calling their loved ones and i called my mom and i started crying. the shooter continued several problems south to individual average russia home an assisted living facility and opened fire, a female victim was killed. the gunman shot at two others but missed. he was apprehended at an elementary school. >> a shotgun was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a hand gun was involved in shooting at the two he missed. we are looking at the possibility of an assault rifle. >> in the wake of the shootings police say they have increased their presence around jewish facilities this passover holiday . >> hundreds of runner

frazier glenn miller, the suspect in this case, will be appearing in court later today.gated as a federal hate crime case. all right, and now i want to turn over to the oscar pistorius trial that has been ongoing. and we're going to learn more about what happened in court today right after this break. in the nation, it's not always pretty. but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we take care of the heat, so you don't get burned. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> lease the blade runner's toughest competition yet. we're talking about the prosecutor in the oscar pistorius murder trial. he's hoping to break him, picking apart the olympian's testimony piece by piece. day four and counting. pistorius insists he mistook his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp for an intruder. but as robyn curnow explains the prosecutor is out to prove his story is impossible. >> reporter: the new week for a persistent

frazier glenn cross suspected of killing three people sunday is going to be arraigned in kansas city this morning. we are expected for investigators to announce some of the charges that he going to the face, and perhaps we will learn new information about this man and the movements lead iingp to this shooting. and now, federal officials are pursuing the shootings as hate crimes meaning that the 73-year-old could ultimately face the death penalty, and among the victims were 14-year-old reat underwood and his grandfather who had taken him to a singing contest that day. and this morning on "today" mindy, the little boy's mother reflected on the faith and carrying through the terrible loss of her father and her young son. >> i have a sense of peace about me that they are in heaven, literally when i saw my father lying there, i heard god say he's in heaven. somehow, god and my life and my family and our friends have p prepared me for this, and so i'm uplifted by that. >> and nbc's ron allen joins me in overland park, kansas city, kansas, where we are waiting for that press conference, and

at your ford dealer. >>> in pretenders to be, sore loser, glenn beck.t believe obamacare got over 7 million enroll enrollees. following through with health care doesn't make a good president. it makes a good dictator. >> you put him in a military uniform, i'm not kidding you, you put him on a balcony in a military uniform, this guy's a full-fledged dictator. there has never been any president who has ever done anything like this. really. >> i think you're right. >> the guy goes out and everybody knows that crowd is there paid to clap. this is a complete bogus fairy tale. this is completely made up. he's a sociopath. he's sociopathic. >> i have a right to pursue my happiness! i have a right to do what i was born to do, not what they tell me what to do! that's what that phrase means. have you had enough? >> so, i guess beck didn't like the way the president came out and announced it. well how did he like this announcement? >> major combat operations in iraq have ended in the battle of iraq, the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> well, let's g

christopher glenn! [ doorbell rings ] what is that? swiffer sweep & trap. i think i could use this.cks up everything. i like this. that's a lot of dirt. just that easy. good job, chris. i think a woman will probably come your way. [ both laugh ] >>> you may recall the story of hobby lobby. the company led by founder and ceo david green has taken the obama administration to the supreme court over the aca's mandate that company health insurance policies cover all contraceptives. the green family claims providing emergency contraceptives violates their religious beliefs. now i should add this was not a problem for hobby lobby until the aca mandated it. until then, their health insurance did include emergency contraception. now, it turns out that not only was hobby lobby covering plan "b," right up until the time they decided to sue the obama administration, they were essentially meeking plan "b." invested in manufacturers of the very contraception drugs they're now protesting according to "mother jones." documents filed for 2012, the same year the green family filed their lawsuit show