his name, timothy mcveigh. >> tim mcveigh was one of ours. war hero and grew up in the suburbs of buffalo. we needed to know. it was a sense, an obligation to find out who this man was. >> timothy mcveigh was born on april 23rd, 1968, in the town of lockport in upstate, new york. by all accounts, he had an ordinary childhood and adolescence. >> we were never told anything that would have gave you warning he was going to do something like this. in fact, as a teenager, he was the young man that people in the neighborhood would choose to babysit their kids. >> he was a good student. he was bright. above average intelligence. sometimes you look at the history of severe criminal conduct and there's childhood abuse or abandonment, and you can see how someone developed into it. nothing striking in mcveigh's background. >> but the young mcveigh did have a dark side. while still a teenager, he discovered the turner diaries, a venomously racist novel, about an armed insurrection led by white supremacists against a federal government. >> it describes a

virtually 18 years to the day after timothy mcveigh attacked oklahoma city. >>> he was a brilliant mathematician who hated society. >> he was extremely smart but socially awkward. >> he started fantasizing about killing people. >> the unibomber left his angry mark of death. >> he orchestrated a vicious bombing spree that killed three, maimed four, and injured 19 others. >> in all, 16 bombs. their locations all over the united states. >> i began to think, i may not make it. >> his base of operations was crude. >> the cabin was a bomb factory. >> but his devices were hideously lethal. >> matches, pieces of wood, nails. >> that is an anti-personnel device that is used to maim or kill. >> for almost two decades, he skillfully evaded identification and capture. >> we had literal hi hundreds and hundreds of suspects. >> dropped out of sight for six years. >> people thought he was dead. >> he was obsessed about leaving fingerprint evidence. >> nobody has ever seen anybody like theodore ka zin ski. >> the hunt for the unabomber next. ♪ >> reporter: a simple sketch was almost all investigators had to go

shawn mcveigh and stafford have the annual state of the state for the commissioner, roger goodell, aa to ask pretty much anything they want. of course problem number one lack of diversity in the league. now this is a league 70% of the players. african american. how is it possible that prior to this week there was only one black head coach and the entire nfl goodell's reply. as a member of the media group. and as a black man, i ask, why does the nfl and its owners have such a difficult time at the highest levels, hiring black people into decision making positions? where we have to do is just continue and find and look and step back and say we're not doing a good enough job here. we need to find better solutions and better outcomes. all right. and so it goes in the nfl. hey, golden state warriors at it tonight against the utah jazz. obviously full highlights tonight at 10. in the meantime, the number two team in the country happens to be the stanford cardinal women looking for a season sweep of the oregon teams haven't done that since. 2000 and 15 2nd quarter. anna wilson skills it tra

we did not get the story of mcveigh's extensive and deep connections with the white power movement thathat action. white power changed its methods very effectively in a way that would allow it to resurface in the present moment. to be clear, in the white power movement, what we're talking about is cells attempting to overthrow the nation. the nation in white nationalism, within this ideology, is not the united states, it is the aryan nation. we see a lot of stories about the changing face of america, when the nation as a whole will no longer be majority white. >> what is happening in america is that white nationalism ideology is running wild. and the reasons why buildings are burning is because this city, this state, would prefer preserving that white nationalism and that white supremacist mindset over arresting, charging, and helping to convict four officers who killed a black man. >> i'm so tired of the police saying, "i was afraid." afraid of what? you've got a gun, with 15 shots. you can call in backup from everywhere. so what are you afraid of? >> the klan, at a time when they were

i'm annita mcveigh.tin that he'll respond with "severe economic sanctions" if ukraine is invaded. that he'll respond with "severe economic sanctions" as russian military drills continue with belarus, the kremlin has accused the west of "hysteria". meanwhile, the ukrainian president warns against creating panic. the best friend for enemies — that is panic in our country. and all this information, that helps only for panic. it doesn't help us. breaking up the blockade — police in canada move in on truckers who cut off a major crossing to the us in protest against vaccine mandates.

rams head coach sean mcveigh says the rams also have a pretty good quarterback in 13 year.mcveigh says he's very confident stafford will lead the rams to victory. when you put it in your leader's hands, good things happen. i think matthews played his best ball as of late in those biggest moments. i think guys are playing well around him, and i love the way that we've responded from some adversity. the latest odd show. the rams are 4.5 point favorites. a commemorative postage stamp representing the year of the tiger is now on display at san francisco city hall, the acting postmaster of san francisco, as well as city leaders, including mayor london breed. despite that new stamp at a ceremony celebrating the lunar new year holiday began on february 1st, and it is observed by many asian pacific communities in arizona man who tried his luck in las vegas and left empty handed. got some pretty good news. last month, robert taylor was playing a slot machine at treasure island when the communication error notice popped up on the screen, so he walked away before realizing he had just

this is bbc news with me, annita mcveigh. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines — us presidentjoe biden warns russian leader vladamir putin that he'll respond with "severe economic sanctions" if ukraine is invaded. as russian military drills continue with belarus, the kremlin has accused the west of "hysteria". meanwhile, the ukrainian president warns against creating panic. the best friend for enemies — that is panic in our country. and all this information, that helps only for panic. it doesn't help us. police in paris fire tear gas to clear demonstrators protesting against the government's covid restrictions. doctors say thousands more lives could be saved by paying attention to earlier symptoms of heart attacks. a new campaign to spot the signs is launched by nhs england. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate maltby, columnist for the i and chair of the theatre critics circle, and jonathan walker, political edi

i'm annita mcveigh.nd this week, we assess the diplomatic efforts going on to persuade president putin not to invade ukraine. we also look at the alarming rise in the cost of living and compare what governments are doing to try to ease the pressure. and i'll find out from my guests which stories they think ought to be getting more of our attention. i'm joined by the london correspondent of the sydney morning herald, latika bourke, henry chu of the los angeles times, and in the studio with me this evening, the bbc�*s special correspondent clive myrie. welcome to you all. so let's begin with ukraine and that question of whether diplomacy can work even as russia starts large—scale military drills with neighbouring belarus. while the usa and other countries have told their citizens in ukraine to leave the country as soon as possible, all interested parties say there's a will to continue talks and a will to negotiate. russia's main focus, it seems, is still on the us. crucially, russia has yet again emphasise

i'm annita mcveigh. our top stories: us presidentjoe biden warns russian leader vladamir putin that he'll respond with "severe economic sanctions" if ukraine is invaded. that he'll respond with "severe economic sanctions" as russian military drills continue with belarus, the kremlin has accused the west of "hysteria". meanwhile, the ukrainian president warns against creating panic. the best friend for enemies — that is panic in our country. and all this information, that helps only for panic. it doesn't help us. breaking up the blockade — police in canada move in on truckers who cut off a major crossing to the us in protest against vaccine mandates. and copy—cat chaos in paris, as police fire tear gas at protesters in the french capital. and the story of ooka the dog, who loves paragliding over the french alps. hello and welcome. the presidents of the us and russia have held direct talks by phone to try to resolve tensions over ukraine. the white house said president biden had told his russian counterpar

coach sean mcveigh hopes it is enough for donald to return next season and defend their ground. >> running give it up for aaron donald. >> we built the superteam, we can bring the superteam back. >> yeah. >> by the way, this season, i am pretty in awe of how aaron donald physique resembles mine. decision just ended and the chiefs are the early favorites to win a super bowl lvii, according to that online, the rams are behind kansas city and buffalo. the 49ers are fifth, at 14-1. 14-1. might want to go to tahoe . wind you a bit on that one. 14-1. >> that's a good. >> wager on your pass rush. >> that's right. if only i had the strength of aaron donald. >> you've got it. >> thanks. >>> one of the biggest celebrations owing to return after two years. >> the sentences go p ♪♪ ahhh! oh my! okay it's my turn, i'm going to drive. ♪ you've been, you've been ♪ ♪ running through my mind ♪ ♪ and i've been thinking that it's just about time ♪ ♪ we get together, together ♪ ♪ i've been, i've been ♪ ♪ doing just fine ♪ ♪ and you've been, you've been doing alright ♪ ♪ let's get together, ♪ ♪ together ♪ ♪ so

the rams come out on opening night that is young sean mcveigh leading the way and the fans. i've never actually met a ram fan. but they do have them. that's for sure. back in cincinnati, it was cold and teams not actually going to leave for l a until tomorrow they were celebrating. great send off for the bengals and their young quarterback, of course, joe burrow, who's known for his flashiness, sometimes the stuff he wears that this wagon confidence, but you know what? he delivers some old school knowledge right here. social media stay off of it. don't have a workout and go and post it on instagram the next day and then go and so on your buck four days. no one thinks you're working hard, but you're really not know. work in silence. don't don't show everybody what you're doing. let your let your your game on friday nights and saturday nights and sunday night's show all the hard work that you put in. don't worry about all that social media stuff. well he's got that right. javale mcgee abraham warrior fans. seven ft, are known for blocking shots and dunking the ball and every n

this is bbc news with me, annita mcveigh.rst, the headlines — us presidentjoe biden warns russian leader vladamir putin that he'll respond with "severe economic sanctions" if ukraine is invaded. as russian military drills continue with belarus, the kremlin has accused the west of "hysteria". meanwhile, the ukrainian president warns against creating panic. the best friend for enemies — that is panic in our country. and all this information, that helps only for panic. it doesn't help us. police in paris fire tear gas to clear demonstrators protesting against the government's covid restrictions. doctors say thousands more lives could be saved by paying attention to earlier symptoms of heart attacks. a new campaign to spot the signs is launched by nhs england.

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matthew stafford and sean mcveigh, both enjoying this ride for the first time in their careers, and ifu need any any evidence of why defensive lineman aaron donald is so strong, well, there you go and check this out. as we go back to the start of tonight's warrior game, you saw that each of the warrior all stars had one of their kids on the court can in curries. dad can be hard to corral on the court, and it looks like that trait has been passed along. raymond ritter is the warrior senior vice president. communications. that's the guy there. he's trying to catch up with cannon. you got him? not really. finally you need dad to come to the rescue. dad knows what to do there. he was picking up so cute . so cute, and he did say, camp? you sure you got everything you need? everything but the one thing i'd truly be lost without... your camry. my gps is broken. can we trade cars? i recently left my real-estate partners to strike out on my own. but before facing the wilds of the housing market, i'm gonna boost my confidence with six rugged nights of camping at yosemite national park and one at

i'm annita mcveigh. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment.s invaded. russia says the west is creating hysteria and it's absurd to suggest an invasion will happen. the ukrainian president warns against creating panic. there is panic in our country, and all this information, it helps only for panic. doesn't help us. and also ahead — police in canada break up a protest against covid restrictions after several days of a major trade route to the us being blocked. tear gas on the streets of paris, as french police try to disperse a demonstration against covid regulations. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be

i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines... britain's defence secretary calls for ongoing talks with russia to avoid an invasion of ukraine as he meets with his russian counterpart in moscow. the foreign office urges nationals to leave the country while commercial flights are still available. the search is on for dame cressida dick's replacement as commissioner of the uk's largest police force. the home secretary says the successor will face immediate challenges to address the culture and behaviour of the met�*s officers. better than expected the uk economy rebounded from the pandemic last year, growing by seven and a half percent. despite a macaw in the economy was remarkably resilient we were the fastest growing in the g7 last year and forecasted to be the continued this year. six. and forecasted to be the continued this ear. ,, ., , ., ., ., this year. six months after a man shot dead five _ this year. six months after a man shot dead five people _ this year. six months after a man shot dead five people in -

one was a young disenfranchise the army vet named timothy mcveigh.nt building in oklahoma city. he said he did it in part because of waco. then david kor he shall allowed a lieutenant to meet with negotiators. >> he had selected steve schneider, his number one lieutenant and wayne martin, their harvard-educated attorney to come out and talk to our representative. the tension was extremely high. you could quite literally feel the crosshairs on you from the branch davidian compound as i'm sure steve schneider and wayne martin could feel from our tactical teams that had everybody covered. >> the meeting is positive. the fbi negotiators arranged to meet again in two days and deliver written assurances requested by koresh, but schneider abruptly cancels the second meeting. >> he indicated that david didn't think it was necessary, so i said, wait a minute, you don't want to come out or david doesn't want you to come out? he says, well, david doesn't think it's necessary. >> for agent sage, a heated phone conversation that follows provokes a crucial realiza

this is bbc news i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines...r dame cressida dick's replacement as commissioner of the uk's largest police force. the home secretary says the successor will face immediate challenges to address the culture and behaviour of the met�*s officers. better than expected the uk economy rebounded from the pandemic last year, growing by seven and a half percent. despite a macaw in the economy was remarkably resilient we were the fastest growing in the g7 last year and forecasted to

bowl mvp cooper cup was there two days after his disneyland appearance, matthew stafford and john mcveighh enjoying this ride for the first time in their careers. and the defensive lineman who was so dominant laid in both the nfc championship game and the super bowl figured out how many times you get a chance to be a party like this? like i said, i've been drinking a little bit so we having a good time it's going. it's going like this. police ended the week so we weren't happier. all i know. get back to work. let's run it back. and a little time to check something out on this wednesday night back to the start of tonight's warrior game, you saw that each of the warrior all stars had one of his kids on the court. canon curries dad can be target corral. and it looks like that trade has been passed along. raymond ritter is the warders senior vice president communications. he has the task of trying to catch cannon right there. and if we stay with as you can see that finally dad comes in and the situation will be handled. there's there you go. all they needed for a happy ending was a win. unfor

mvp cooper cup was there two days after his disneyland appearance, and matthew stafford and sean mcveighfor the first time in their careers. and the defensive lineman who was so dominant laid in both the nfc championship game and the super bowl. figured how many times to get a chance to be part of a party like this. like i said, i've been drinking a little bit so we having a good time it's going. it's going like this. police ended the week so we weren't happier. all i know. get back to work. let's run it back. the warriors tonight, playing their final game before the all star break. they host denver before returning back to action a week from tomorrow in portland's wrong of sorts, was writing today when it comes to this weekend's all star festivities. rookie jonathan commingle has been named to participate in the rising stars game. commingle clearly, one of the most impressive rookies this year was initially left off the team. the pacers chris duarte pulled out of the game with an injury and coming go, was named as his replacement, steve kerr, happy with today's development. defensive. i

they made some big moves, spent a lot of dough and came up with a top flight quarterback sean mcveighadd mind during the off season when he met his quarterback? in mexico just by happenstance. matt stafford and he had a good talk and their chemistry has been great ever since the trade was consummated, and here's stafford talking about the relationship between the tooth. it's awesome. to be honest with you. um it's you know, probably unlike any other collaboration i've had with the coach. um you know, he and are so close in age. um and , uh, i have so much respect for how he sees the game and how he builds. this offense is calm under pressure, his ability to get us in situations to go out there and succeed as players. is something that we don't take for granted. we understand how hard it is and how much work he puts into doing it. have you heard that expression? a man amongst boys. i'm gonna give you a literal example of that. check this out down in mississippi. this is eric dampier jr is in the sixth grade. six ft. five man amongst boys. erick dampier. warrior fans if that name sounds

mcveigh is now the youngest coach ever to win the super bowl.delivered a championship just 5 years after the franchise return to southern california. >> great thing most what the city demands you know, building the home first first year, opening up so far with be able to win it at home in. so fi there's just don't know if you can written any better. celebrations were citywide and multiple agencies were at the ready. >> things got rowdy, but by sunrise, no reports of major damage with the confetti now settled champion quarterback matthew stafford is off to disneyland with his family. but a key player missed out on all the confetti. >> after making 4 catches receiver van jefferson sprinted out of so fly to join his pregnant wife at the hospital where the family welcomed a new baby boy not long after. >> the rams family also grew on the field safety taylor rapp proposed to his girlfriend after the game. so the night produced 2 kinds of rates. this is the second straight year that an nfl franchise has won the super bowl in their home stadium, tampa

and he's got a little jimmy history , of course, as it's josh mcveigh called in to replace jon grudendaniels comes from, of course, the new england patriots organization where he was an offensive coordinator. and that, of course, is where jimmy g started his career. so, like i say, they've got history and mark davis and his fashion forward hairstyle. explaining why mcdaniel is his man. the success of the patriots and watching them over the years. i've seen them do it with tom brady, of course, the greatest of all time, but i also saw the development of tom brady. then i saw it with matt cassel. i saw him being able to win with him. then i saw him do it this year with a rookie quarterback. i just believe in josh's ability to assess the situation and make the changes in real time. there's no question that we have the capacity and capability of winning. what derek here we all know that and i look forward to the challenge of trying to grow not only derek, but everybody on the roster to try to reach our potential. an interesting story developing down in los angeles. i don't really think of

harassed borough the entire game, with donald getting two of their seven sacks . 23 22 final ella sean mcveigh at age 36 is the youngest head coach to win a super bowl. you know, i can't say enough about the resilience of this team guys stepping up when they had to. and it's gonna sound like a broken record. but that's what makes his team great. that's why their world chance is our best players stepped up in the most crucial and critical moments. you end up losing some guys. guys were asked to step up. i just can't say enough about how much i love this group. they played for one another. there's something really powerful about being or something being being a part of something bigger than yourself. and you can see that the way that these guys competed. just incredible thing . we got so many good guys on the scene that deserved deserved the super bowl. we're so glad to get it for him. this guys battling battling for each other, thank you for coaching. give me some opportunities there and we were able to make most of them. with the off season and midseason trades the rams made they were all in f

mcveigh appeared his team defeating the cincinnati bengals 23-20. the rams first championship in more than two decades. this morning. another day in los angeles. i'm bill hemmer. dana, i'll use my best and biggest smile for you. good morning to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i have to say you delivered that intro with convincing enthusiasm and passion for the game. a hard loss for you out there. i felt like america was pulling for the bengals. the rams have a lot of fans as well. not a blow-out, bill. i really thought at the end -- i have a question. why didn't mcpherson get a chance to tie it at the end with 40 seconds left? >> bill: a little too far out to try a field goal from that distance on the field. you can question whether or not you called the right play on third and fourth down but it is what it is. the final two minutes, we can debate that as well. in the end someone has to win and someone lose. congratulations to the l.a. rams. they had a great team and great season. a couple of quick pictures zipping th

hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines. burden on businesses in the form of increased costs, paperwork and border delays. the mayor of london sadiq khan says the commissioner of the metropolitan police, dame cressida dick, has "days and weeks" to show him she has a plan to restore public trust in her running of the force. a conservative party donor has told bbc news that borisjohnson's leadership is "past the point of no return". health minister gillian keegan has apologised for continuing with a meeting yesterday, despite having tested positive for covid. half—term holiday headaches. rules are eased this week for travellers coming back into the uk, but things aren't so simple in lots of popular destinations. sport and for a full round—up, let's cross tojohn watson — who continuing his mini olympic tour and is at a snowdome in hemel hempstead this morning. we are very excited by that all. good morning. find we are very excited by that all. good morning.— we are very excited by that all. good morning. we are very excited by t

hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines...is own skin. the pm is now on his way to ukraine, to hold talks with the country's president as tension grows over whether russian forces on the border will invade. a report has identified extensive failures by local authorities and police forces in the way they tackle sexual exploitation by criminal gangs. 1,600 jobs are at risk at tesco as the supermarket giant ends overnight restocking at some stores and converts some petrol sites to pay—at—pump through the night. officers at the met police exchanged highly offensive racist, sexist and homophobic messages, claiming it was just "banter" according to a highly critical report from the police watchdog. let's bring in more that story about the metropolitan police. the force is "deeply sorry" after the police watchdog found evidence of bullying, racism and misogyny among a team of officers at charing cross police station in central london. discriminatory conduct, misogyny. but the thing that is truly shocking out of the report is that the

mcveigh appeared his team defeating the cincinnati bengals 23-20. dana, i'll use my best and biggest smile for you. good morning to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i have to say

this is bbc news, i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 11...16% of the whole of a country with 100 plus, 16% of the whole of russia's land forces on its borders if you are just going for an exercise. so far we have not seen any de—escalation on the ground, on the contrary, it seems russia has a military build—up. calls for prince andrew to hand back his duke of york title — and questions over how he'll fund his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre — the woman who'd accused him of sexual assault. i would hope in this time of reflection which i trust he will enter into, he will certainly consider that as an action he could take into acknowledging the hurt that has been caused. your money will buy less today than it did last month — official figures show the cost of living is up, again, with inflation now at 5.5%. every 18—year—old who leaves care in wales will get £1600 a month for two years in a new experiment. as parts of the uk brace for the arrival of storm dudley, we look at the impact of winter storms on our woodlands. hello and we

correspondent john watson has spent the morning curling — in edinburgh — he spoke to my colleague annita mcveighnite. they weigh some 20 kilograms and the main aim is to try and score as many points as you can by getting these stones all the way down the other end of the rink and settling as many as you can in the house behind me, not an easy task when you consider the size and weight of these. someone who knows bruce and jen very well is david akin, the performance director for british curling. you have worked with them many times. did you ever envisage one day they would be challenging for a medal in the games? honestly, not really! when they started, they were just regular kids who did a lot of sport and they had a lot of fun curling which was great to see. then they started to go to some events and play in different venues in scotland and you started to see they had a competitive edge and a technical excellence with their abilities. we started to see there was potential. then i think with the funding that came into the sport, the national lottery and other sources, there was a big step up in