. >> my name is dave koresh. >> dave koresh. >> my name is david koresh. >> to his followers, david koresh was a messiah. >> god speaks to me. >> manifestation of god in the flesh. >> we believe this man had the truth. >> but to the u.s. government, david koresh was a threat. >> machine guns and explosive devices. >> in 1993, they went to war in waco. >> this ain't america anymore when the atf has that kind of power. >> it ended in catastrophe. 86 people dead. including at least 24 children. >> there had been nothing like this before. the siege was new and unique in america law enforcement history. >> if you distrust the government, waco is going to be symbolic to a lot of people of what they really fear. >> i'm talking to you, somebody's going to get hurt. >> if he asks god for some kind of sign and god gives it, what does that mean? >> every saturday morning, clive doyle and shelia martin study the bible. >> the lord, god, will come with strong hand and shall rule -- >> they are about all that's left in waco of the branch dafdians. an offshoot of the seventh dayed a adventist church. it

que realizÓ a las 13 la tarde con 43 minutos de ayer desde el hotel, encontraron a la cantante de koreshos inconsciente. >> hay algunas versiones no confirmadas por las autoridades que supuestamente en el cuarto donde falleciÓ la cantante no habÍa ni alcohol ni drogas. precisamente iba a cantar anoche en la fiesta de los grammy, mientras tanto oye a las 10:30 de la maÑana los acadÉmicos tuvieron que acudir nuevamente para llevar a la hija menor de edad, al hospital. >> nosotros hablamos hace un momento con personal y nos dijeron que es posible que en las prÓximas horas de no conocer los asustados de la autopsia aunque despuÉs tendremos que esperar a los resultados de los estudios toxicolÓgicos. >> que se sabe de la hija? >> tuvo un ataque de nerviosismo sin embargo se nos acaba de informar que fue dada alta, en ese hospital y aparentemente se encuentra en buenas condiciones. >> y al margen de las investigaciones, muchos de los seguidores temÍan un final como Éste, sin embargo nadie duda del legado musical que deja para siempre. >> la sÚbita muerte a los 48 aÑos de edad sorprendiÓ a millo

. >> con los deportes, tenemos boxeo, koresh pero ese azul es de los gigantes, o me da la impresiÓn? manchester buscaba alcanzar la cima de posiciones pero necesitaba ganarle al chelsea. el partido se les puso cuesta arriba de los dos penales y un gol de cabeza de hernÁndez que entrÓ de cambio en la segundo tiempo rescatÓ el empate, marcador final,3 a tres los camote los de puebla recibieron en el cuauhtÉmoc a los de tijuana un mal sabor de boca para quienes todavÍa no pueden ganar en su propio terreno. y donde hubo coles como para regalar fue en la caldera del diablo, toluca recibiÓ a pachuca y hubo fiesta de anotaciones. >> increÍble lo del pachuca, remontÓ un marcador de tres a cero y respondiÉndole a félix, el azul es para bailar salsa. >> confesÓ. >> ahora a la despedida. recuerdas al pulpo paul? ahora hay un pingüino, en mÁs de una ocasiÓn pasó por encima del lobo >> hay que decir que se muriÓ invicto paul. vamos a ver como arranca el pingüino. >> llegamos al final. >> veremos cÓmo le va. ♪ >> ahora estÁ usted bien informado, noticiero univisiÓn, ♪ >> desde la mundialista canch

on the state agents tried to serve an arrest warrant to the cult leader david koresh.ur agents were killed. a standoff took place for the next several weeks. on april 19th agents launched a second assault on the compound. that compound burst into flames and about 80 people inside were killed many of them children. >>japan withheld crucial information about the meltdown's at a nuclear power plant. that is according to in your report a powerful earthquake and tsunami hit the country last march causing the meltdowns. the rebuilt japan initiative foundation said that government leaders played down the risks to their own people and to the united states the study took six months and more than 300 people were interviewed. >>fetch plans for new oil pipeline in the united states makes a comeback ... but on a much smaller and less controversial scale. transcanada announced that it will build a pipeline that will stretch from oklahoma-texas the company initially wanted to build a pipeline that ran from canada all the way to the gulf coast oppose a concern that it would hurt the e

on the koresh use, the tea party supporters believe in, mitt romney is actually, his were where obama have been barack obama is. people are starting to look at the records and understand, do you want somebody who is a true and consistent and full spectrum conservative or somebody who just seem to talk about it but their action doesn't match their rhetoric. >> what is the strategy going forward for rick santorum? presumably the money will start to come in and even a larger number than it has been on the back of this big night for him. what is the way that you can tactically now gear up for say, super tuesday and indeed, beyond that. >> what is interesting, we have a good narrative to tell. there are only two candidates so far that have multiple wins. and we have three and mitt romney has three. maybe more. we'll see what happens. we have a good story to tell that we are equivalent as far as state victories. second of all, what is very important to us is that conservatives and tea party supporters decide that they should unite around rick santorum because he is not only the biggest one

waco, texas, the koresh flock, and there's others. >> you use the word flocks.s stay with the leader in many other cases besides this one? >> frequently. >> what is it? is it the fact that the initial commitment was so enormous that they somehow can't psychically can't afford to let it go? >> it might be that. it also could be that the devotion takes on an obsessional nature. if someone is prone to obsess, they're not going to be likely to let it go. they won't want to let it go. >> you say you could never have had in the world as many followers as you have because of the sensationalism. >> i never had any followers. i had a lot of friends. they weren't followers, they were friends. they were people that we sit down and we were honest with. we smoked grass and sit in a circle and looked at candles. you know? there was no followers, there was no leaders. >> he corrects her when she says followers and says no, no, these were friends. many of them were so afraid of him they refused to testify or cooperate with the police in any way. and a number of his "friends" en

david koresh, messiah. >> what can i say? they call me a rambling man, don't they? anyway, god bless and we'll sign off. >>> ron paul is not going to be your next president. >> ron paul! >> so why are millions of young people hanging on every word from this 76-year-old texas congressman? >> i think the federal war on drugs is a total failure. i think the patriot act is unpatriotic, because it underpiunde undermines our liberty. >> and why is the gop so afraid of him. >> allowing the people to make their decisions and not get the government involved. >> tonight, ron paul, one on one, no-holds-barred. >> i'm willing to challenge any of these gentleman up here to a 25-mile bike ride any day, in the heat of texas. >> how he's already changing the face of the republican party. >> if you have an irate minority, you do very well in the caucus state. >> ron paul answers my questions and your questions from twitter tonight. the piers morgan interview starts now. good evening. tonight the piers morgan interview comes to you from las vegas. i'm at planet hollywood to talk to c

they are suppressing the vote because there is a bet koresh to these policies. host: a democrat in -- a backlash to these policies. host: a democrat in south carolina. you are on the air. caller: good morning. thank god for c-span. mrs. eleanor smeal i'm really happy to see you. this might sound kind of weird but men have to realize that women are the reason why they are here. if it were not for women, there would not be children on this earth. we're in -- women have a right to determine what happens to their own body. i live here in south carolina, and i see the treatment of women more vivid than in other parts of this country. i think it is a sad thing when men do not realize that the reason why you were born on this earth is because of a woman. host: but may add an e-mail to the conversation -- let me an e- mail to the conversation -- male persons, especially the organize church or government, should have absolutely no voice in this argument. do you agree? guest: i agree in the quality, but excluding women's voices is an outrage and totally disrespectful for