who was robert kling and why had he just murdered nearly 200 men, women and children? within 24 hours the nation would learn the stunning truth. >> let there be no room for doubt, we will find the people who did this. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> it is one of the most terrifying days in american history. >> this is just devastating. smoke and debris and fire on the ground. there are numerous injuries. >> the human toll is overwhelming. 168 people killed, at least 650 injured. among the dead are 19 children. >> there is very little hope for those that are left in that building. >> the oklahoma city bombing will go down in history as one of those elemental moments that people will rememb

the ryder rental truck had been rented in the name of robert kling.re was some question as to which was the true name, if either were a true name. >> so we do a record search through our national crime information center to see if any timothy mcveighs had been arrested anywhere in the united states recently. to our surprise we learned that timothy mcveigh has been arrested in noble county, which is about 75 miles north of oklahoma city and was arrested the morning of the bombing. it turned out he was getting ready to be released on bail. we put a hold on him until our intufrz could get there to interview him. >> was it the same timothy mcveigh at the dreamland motel? at this point we don't necessarily know. our agents tried to intufr timothy mcveigh. when they approached him, they asked him do you know what we're here for? he said probably about that oklahoma city thing. he gave us his name, rank, and serial number and refused to talk to us any more. >> in washington attorney general janet reno announces the arrest. >> i am pleased to announce that on

the ryder rental truck had been rented in the name of robert kling. there was some question as to which was the true name, if either were a true name. >> so we do a record search through our national crime information center to see if any timothy mcveighs had been arrested anywhere in the united states recently. to our surprise we learned that timothy mcveigh has been arrested in noble county, which is about 75 miles north of oklahoma city and was arrested the morning of the bombing. it turned out he was getting ready to be released on bail. we put a hold on him until our intufrz could get there to interview him. >> was it the same timothy mcveigh at the dreamland motel? at this point we don't necessarily know. our agents tried to intufr timothy mcveigh. when they approached him, they asked him do you know what we're here for? he said probably about that oklahoma city thing. he gave us his name, rank, and serial number and refused to talk to us any more. >> in washington attorney general janet reno announces the arrest. >> i am pleased to announce tha

pero luego mostro su lado criminal blanca kling/ portavoz de la policia de montgomery "de repente sedel mostrador y se acerco al cajero y empezo a pegarle en la cabeza y despues lo tiro al suelo y lo empezo a patear." la policia de montgomery no dice cuanto dinero el ladron robo de este 7 -11 en silver spring en la calle 16 ... calle frecuentada por muchos latinos... cesar colop/ cliente de 711 "es algo indignante porque la persona que estaba trabajando, estaba haciendo su trabajo y nos puede pasar a todos. que todos podemos salir de casa y no sabemos como vamos a regresar." claudia uceda/silver ...otros que revelaron fotografias fueron las autoridades del condado de prince george quienes buscan a los sujetos rrelacionados a un robo violento ocurrido en el bloque 7300 de la avenida baltimore en college park maryland, muy cerca a la universidad... la investigacion preliminar incida que los sujetos entraron al bar "rj bentley" y con pistola en mano exigieron el dinero de la caja registradora... la policia dice que los sujetos salieron en un un auto como el que aparece en su pantalla, a

pero luego mostro su lado criminal blanca kling/ portavoz de la policia de montgomery "de repente se fue detras del mostrador y se acerco al cajero y empezo a pegarle en la cabeza y despues lo tiro al suelo y lo empezo a patear." la policia de montgomery no dice cuanto dinero el ladron robo de este 7 -11 en silver spring en la calle 16 ... calle frecuentada por muchos latinos... cesar colop/ cliente de 711 "es algo indignante porque la persona que estaba trabajando, estaba haciendo su trabajo y nos puede pasar a todos. que todos podemos salir de casa y no sabemos como vamos a regresar." claudia uceda/silver ...otros que revelaron fotografias fueron las autoridades del condado de prince george quienes buscan a los sujetos rrelacionados a un robo violento ocurrido en el bloque 7300 de la avenida baltimore en college park maryland, muy cerca a la universidad... la investigacion preliminar incida que los sujetos entraron al bar "rj bentley" y con pistola en mano exigieron el dinero de la caja registradora... la policia dice que los sujetos salieron en un un auto como el que aparece en su

and football, english premier kling -- premier league clubs will be using goal line technology for the first time when the new season kicks off. cameras placed at each goal and high in the stands to give an instant and definitive answer. the hawkeye system is similar to the one already used in tennis. egypt, it is the start of the muslim festival of eid that marks the end of ramadan but the paller of the atmosphere is anxious. a tense standoff between the interim government and supporters of deposed president morsi. they are organizing citizens in tyrol that the interim government says it is determined to break up. >> families and young and old say they will not be moved. even after five weeks, a makeshift camp is still home to for thes asking reinstatement of mohamed morsi. the brotherhood called for his release from jail without success. talks broke down. interim government backed by the military says the camps will have to be disbursed. although it is not clear when or how. the last confrontation with the security forces proved bloody. hundreds have died over the past week, includin

administration seems to be more obsessed with semantics and sentence construction than in the capture or klingists. washington taking pettiness and irrelevancies to new heights while dismissing any sense of proportion when it comes to a radical islamists and the war and terror of. and for all of that, this was a red letter day. president obama's mantra that al qaeda is on the run proved wrong yet again. you're looking at pictures of

administration seems to be more obsessed with semantics and sentence construction than in the capture or klingterrorists. washington taking pettiness and irrelevancies to new heights while dismissing any sense of proportion when it comes to a radical islamists and the war and terror of. and for all of that, this was a red letter day. president obama's mantra that al qaeda is on the run proved wrong yet again. you're looking at pictures of yemen where government officials uncovered a al qaeda plot to capture oil and gas facities to fire on foreign embassies, the key port. news of the plot breaking a the unitedtates is stepping up its drone attacks there, killing at least 78 terrorists in the southern part of the country. and the broader plot that led to the closings of 19 embassies and facilities in 16 countries still acted tonight was no indicatio that the threats have in any way diminished. here is ate department spokesperson jan saki on the closings and alert. >> our embassy remains closed, continuing to evaluate all information on a daily basis, but beyond that i do not have an additional u

i'm karina kling. here's tonight's top story. saying that.y friend jennifer, who used to work here, she said another station would be coming together and we used to do a dance to that song in the car. so yeah. we were pretty awesome. oh, no, we just hung out outside of work. good story. good story. then i found -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to know what happened there. she found five dollars. if you're planning on going to jail anytime soon, this is something you might want to look into. the fremont police department up in northern california started what they call a pay to stay program for people who are convicted of misdemeanors. convicts who are sentenced to a few days can opt to pay extra, serve their time in a semi-private cell away from the general population in county jail. they'll charge $155 a night. for $155 a night you can stay in a small quiet facility. $255 gets you a junior suite. and for $1,500 they just let you go. [ laughter ] it's like "shawshank redemption" meets travelocity. [ laughter ] i kind of feel like t