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it is one of the stories we're following around the "news nation." ampering, a major new crackdown on nail salons in wake of a stunning report in "the new york times" on how the workers, most of them women, are exploited. >>> first, there's a lot going on this morning. here are some things we just thought you should know. lawmakers in texas will vote on a bill that would prohibit state or local government employees from granting or recognizing same-sex marriages. the bill's seen as antigay by lgbt groups around the country and the bill is expected to clear the legislature before being signed by the texas governor. >>> the obama administration issued new guidance telling insurers they must cover contraceptive methods at no cost to the consumer. made it clear insurers are obligated to cover at least one of the 18 fda approved birth control methods under the affordable care act. >>> senator rand paul's son william is scheduled to be arraigned today on dui charges following a collision in kentucky last month. william paul was cited for operating a motorcy

. >>> morgan hill high school had an incident 5 years ago making national news. the u.s. supreme court weighed in. how it affected the school today. >> they stood in silence. the patriotic tribute we see on the 4th of the jewel. they are holding a demonstration in front of live oak high school. >> we think it should be flown every day. >> school staff told students to turn their shirts inside out. they were afraid things would escalate. it struck a nerve. the court sided with the school district and the supreme court declined an appeal. >> we feel like our pate patriot theismism was violated. we are still standing for the flag. >> many drove past demonstrated. the principal said the school has moved past it. >> they want to just be kids coming to school. none of the students here now were here then. they were 4th graders. >> as a safety precaution, there is no rational racial tension in the school. others outside of the gates refuse to let go what happened. fox 2 news. >> business owners in san jose say cinco de mayo is their busiest day of the year. thousands of bottles

there is running for president news, there is national security news there is really freaking fascinating news out of that uk election, and some things that might happen globally because of what happened in that one country's election last night, and we're going to get to all of that and more over the course of this next hour for friday night's show. but you know what one thing we are not going to talk about or report on tonight is the freaking jade helm conspiracy theory on the right. this ongoing and in some ways now worsening conspiracy theory on the political right that the u.s. military is somehow an enemy of the american people and the u.s. military is conspiring to round up american conservatives around the guise of what they say is a military training exercise, but which is really well you know, these military guys they just can't be trusted. that conspiracy is basically turning into a movement in the american political right right now. and it is not going away. and in some ways in today's news, it got worse. and we have been covering it over the last few days and we will cover it

stay strong, stay active with boost. >>> we are back with a look at the top stories around the "news nation now, former arkansas governor mike huckabee has just announced he is running for president. he's speaking in hope, arkansas. we're also following news in baltimore, where new attorney general loretta lynch is set to met with city and law enforcement officials today. her visit, of course comes just over a week after she was sworn in. >>> and that was the same day riots broke out in the city in the wake of freddie gray's death. >>> also developing isis is claiming responsibility for sunday's shooting at a controversial event in texas that featured cartoons of the prophet mohammed. nbc news has not verified that claim, but if true it would be the first attack by isis on u.s. soil. >>> the focus of the investigation is now centered on the phoenix apartment shared by the gunmen elton simpson and nadir soofi. >>> turning now to what has become a very public battle of the exes actress sofia vergara is speaking out about the fight between her and her ex-fiance over their frozen embryos. one w

breaking news in our national lead -- any moment we could learn more at what happened in hattiesburg,ssippi leading to the shocking murders of two young police officers. four suspects charged in connection with that heinous crime. they're making their first court appearance right now and once arraigned investigators could release more details about the events leading up to the killings of 34-year-old benjamin deen and 24-year-old liquori tate. hours ago a huge crowd gathered in hattiesburg, to pay respects many struggling to understand how something like this could have happened. nick valencia is live outside the courthouse. you just talked to investigators. what did you learn? >> reporter: jake i spoke one-on-one with a spokesman for the mississippi bureau of investigation who says according to a preliminary autopsy one of the officers was shot in the face. the other shot in the back. they also tell me they believed they know who the shooter was. used that singular saying one shooter. flags here behind me flags at half-staff to honor the two fallen officers. in front of cameras and p

. >>> we're going to take you to some developing national news now. police in mississippi today arrested two brothers and a young woman in connection with the fatal shooting of two hattiesburg police officers. the arrests were made late last night. police say curtis banks opened fire on two officers at a traffic stop, killing them both. in the vehicle they used to get away, it would later be found abandoned and the brothers were caught within hours of each other. >> the men and women who go out every day to make sure we're safe were turned on tonight. >> police have not yet said how the woman was involved. the city's police department said it is the first time an officer has died in the line of duty in the past 30 years. we'll have more on this developing story both on air and on line at nbcbayarea.com throughout the day. >>> new this morning, eight people are out of a home after a fire in the south bay. the blaze happened just after 2:00 a.m. on south 2nd street in san jose. that's just a few blocks from the san jose state campus. firefighters say on

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time now for a news nation gut check. the news nation is here.end of the meal comes the check. how much do you tip? how about nothing? it notes americans borrowed who went out and largely abandoned it. it never caught on in asia or other parts of the world. my guest examines the issue in a recent article. >> i don't know about this. if i was a waitress for 11 days. the hardest job of my life. the only job i didn't give a notice to because i just walked out the door. harder than anything i have ever done. not being tipped. i don't know how i feel about that. what's the argument? >> i'm not suggesting in anyway shape or form we should not tip. i just suggested to shift from a tipping model to a fixed wage model. as you're a tipper you had no idea when you were working for that restaurant whether you would have a high or low wage day. it was up to your customer's discretion. you could have gone in and earned a lot or a little money. it was up to your customers. if we switched to a fixed price and wage model, a lot of groups would be better off. >> y

. >>> other national news in new york city a painful reminder of dangers police officers face every day on the job. we just learned hours ago after an officer who was shot sitting in an unmarked car went to the hospital, he has died from his injuries. 25-year-old brian moore, member of the new york city anti-crime unit. he and another officer fired upon while sitting in an unmarmed car saturday night when they attempted to approach a man who appeared to be hiding something in this waistband. the suspect identified at 35-year-old dimitrius blackwell, made his first court appearance yesterday. he did not enter a plea. if convicted he could face life in prison that officer did die just hours ago. our top story today -- a shooting in texas at an event featuring cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the denty of the second shooter and u.s. law ens forcement now looking into possible links to international terror groups. that's next. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black.

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>>> good morning, everyone i'm tamron hall, this is "news nation." we begin with breaking news a chilling new report released just this morning reveals the copilot who intentionally crashed germanwings flight 4525 appears to have rehearsed the crash on a previous flight. french investigators said this morning, say on the morning of march 24th andreas lubitz the copilot, actually took a flight traveling from germany to barcelona, that would be hours before the doomed flight 4525. joining me now, what were we told today, tom, regarding what led up to this big development? >> yeah good morning, tamron. french investigators this morning released this preliminary report into the crash and they describe the flight from dusseldorf into barcelona, that's the flight immediately prior to the fatal crash, which was, of course on the way back to dusseldorf. we have a graph that shows the copilot actually programmed erratic altitudes into the flight computers while the captain was out of the cockpit, but look at the red line. that represents the continual line of

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national news, he lived life on the edge. literally on the edge.re of the risks that go with professionally leaping off very high cliffs and buildings and coming closer to being batman than most of us pushing the limits of human experience. and sadly, eventually he pushed too far. well-known base climber and jumper dean potter found dead on the ground in yosemite national park over the weekend after something went horribly wrong. our stephanie elam is following the story live. >> reporter: jake something he feared as a child, that he would fall to his death, but believe it or not it was that fear that actually drove him to take on the feats that he did. >> three, two, one -- see ya. >> reporter: from jumping off cliffs in wing suits to lielining, dean potter extreme sports legend and pioneer. potter died doing what he was known for. base jumping. leaping from fixed points instead of from an aircraft. baps stands for building antenna span and earth. in yosemite, base jumping is illegal. that doesn't stop people from doing t. because they love it. >>

door and dragged and a stranger saved her life. >> the key ban boy's whose custody fight made national news 15 years later. >> i am meteorologist mike nicco with the clouds that are creating flight arrival delays into sfo and temperatures up to ten degrees cooler-than-average and i will tell you how much alonger we will deal with that in the seven-day is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. >> a trip home from school went from ordinary to potentially disasterous for a kentucky girl. this surveillance video showing the girl, seven, dragged down the street by her school bus because her backpack got caught in the door. witnesses chased after the bus trying to get the driver's attention. police say the driver was completely unaware and drove the length of a football field before a man in a red car flagged hill down to stop. >> people were yelling trying to hit the bus and the bus kept going i jumped in the

new office. but we really bereavelieve this is going to be the prototype of a national issue. when we begin marching some 11 days ago, it began to spiral out into other cities across the country from philadelphia new york miami. so that while we're glad that it starts in baltimore, we know that the problem far exceeds the boundaries of this city. we're hopeful that the justice department is going to do its due diligence, and we pray that attorney general loretta lynch will report not some of the findings but all of them so we can begin the healing process. she was absolutely correct in stating what senator mikulski stated that the relationships between the citizens and the officers are fractured and severed, is what loretta lynch called it. we pray this begins the healing process. we stand in alignment with the family hoping that we're able to get closure but also hope that we can start a new chapter not just for baltimore but as african-americans, how we perceive the criminal justice system. >> one last thing. we thank the mayor for inviting this investigation. it was a courag

the engineer's attorney told a national news outlet that his client has no recollection of what happened or anything unusual. coming up at 5:30 what else investigators are looking for at the scene and that black box. they've been out there trying to preserve as much as possible to get the railcars loaded up on to get them taken away for the investigation but again, still a lot of activity happening out here. live in port richmond i'm matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >> here's another look at where that happened tuesday night. an amtrak's busy east corridor in port richmond. the train was heading north as it reached frankford junction. you can see the curve in the tracks there. that's where the speed limit as matt told us drops from 80 miles an hour down to 50. as you know the train was going 106 miles an hour when it came off the track and that's the spot where it happened. >> well the focus is on those killed and those injured. the derailment has had a significant impact across the country because of travel. and katy zachry as a look at how it continues to impact riders. >> reporter: one of

the nation's new attorney general loretta lynch she met with members of the gray family as well as policeommunity leaders, city officials, including mayor stephanie rawlings-blake who stressed the need for action. >> we cannot afford to fail. i believe that the relationship between the police and the community, it's like a marriage and separation is not an option. divorce is not an option. we have to figure out how we're going to -- to make this marriage work and make it healthy, and make it thrive so our city can thrive. >> what i've heard here today is how all of the people of baltimore, every group that i've mentioned, and certainly everyone with whom i was privileged to meet is committed to making that better. and by that i mean both community and police alike. i was able to meet with mr. gray's family this morning. it was really a privilege to do so and just to express my condolences to them, and for their loss. so and of course our hearts do go out to them. >> the justice department is investigating the arrest of freddie gray and his fatal injury while in police custody. >> all righ

up next chilling new clues in a murder mystery that's gripped the nation's capital. >>> there are disturbing new clues tonight about the murder mystery that has a neighborhood on edge. a family found dead inside their burning home on a street lined with ambassadors' homes, and now we're learning their horrifying ordeal may have begun long before the fire. peter alexander reports. >> today investigators scoured the grisly crime scene at the $5 million washington, d.c. home. expecting a series of surveillance cameras that may have been disabled. >> we have a lot of evidence to collect, it's going to take some time. >> sources close to the case tell wrc that sabba, his wife, their son and housekeeper were likely held captive in their home overnight, bound and threatened through thursday afternoon when they were viciously murdered the adults beaten and stabbed and the house set on fire. >> that's absolutely stunning, nothing like this has ever happened. >> reporter: investigators now suspect more than one person was likely involved in the murder. there were no signs of forced entry at the home a

the nation's new attorney general says there's much more work to be done in baltimore. loretta lynch was in baltimore today, and lisa stark has the story for us in washington. what else did the attorney general have to say? >> well, she spent the entire day in baltimore with a whole series of meetings. she met with police officers and with community leaders and clergy and met with the mayor and with the family. she had a private meeting in fact with the family of freddie gray and he's the young man who died after he was arrested by the police, and it sparked outrage and protests in baltimore. baltimore. lynch said that she came to baltimore to listen to people on the ground, and her justice department is there to help and will continue to be there to help the city move forward. [ unintelligible ] but the war still remains so i'm committed, with my team, to commit to you personally, and on behalf of the department of justice that we will stay, and we will still be here during those days of rebuilding in days to come. and we look forward to working with you. >> now lynch

in a multimillion dollar home blocks away from the vice president's house, a case that's made national news and now it's turned into a manhunt. >> from d.c. to new york and elsewhere police are searching for 34-year-old daron dylon wint charged with first degree felony murder while armed. our team coverage begins with ellison barber at the scene of the crime with the latest on how police figured out daron was their man. >> reporter: it was almost 24 e arrest warrant was released for daron wint, the big break in the from a pizza crust. last wednesday night someone in the savopoulos home ordered pizza from this domino's. people who work here tell us the delivery guy was told to leave the pizza outside of the house. they did. it was during the time police believe savvas savopoulos, his wife amy, their son and housekeeper were found captive in the home. there was daniel found on -- dna found on a piece of pizza crust. >> right now every law enforcement officer is aware of his open warrant and are looking for him. >> reporter: they thought he fled to new york, but so far daron dylon wint is stil

news have more to come? >>> plus my in-depth interview with legendary cbs newsman bob schieffer before he faces the nation one last time. >>> good morning. it's time for "reliable sources sources." i'm brian stelter in washington. i'm starting with a question that matters enormously to abc news. has george stephanopoulos recovered from his self-inflicted wound? that is his donation to the clinton foundation. this week he resumed his usual coverage of the clintons on "good morning america." here he is interviewing abc's hillary campaign reporter on wednesday, but tabloid newspapers and commentators continue to skewer him for the $75,000 he donated in 2012 2013 2014. yes, he apologized repeatedly and abc says it supports him 100% but there are other rumors that other abc anchors like david muir will be more involved in election coverage as a result and an entier pricing artist sought to keep people talking about stephanopoulos by hanging these posters outside abc headquarters. pay pal they say, linking george and hillary clinton. now, they were taken down in a matter of hours, but not before the blogs noticed.

the engineer's attorney told a national news outlet last night that his client has no recollection of what happened or anything unusual. but, again, as we take another live look at the scene. you can see there's till a lot of activity. vehicles coming in and out. tow trucks moving in and out of this area within the past hour. they've been bringing in extra rails to try to replace some of the damaged rails out there. also some of those electrical lines overhead so they can get the amtrak system back up and running so a lot of activity still out here at this hour of the morning. >> the derailment has had had a huge impact obviously on travelers north the another corridor. >> matt was just talking about the effort to get the rails fixed and overhead wires fixed. this is still affecting a lot of people. nbc10's katy zachry is live at 30th street station in philadelphia with more on that story. katy. >> reporter: chris and tracy, the first train to leave is headed south. it leaves in ten minutes already passengers just boarded here at gate 5. there are also passengers here that we've been

went to stop violence and they brought a sense of called to the city but they were not saved by national news. and don't want to promote that role of intervention. rabil take bill whole church to make a difference. lou: great to see you. to voice says i have heard from two people that stood up that represent to me hope given baltimore but only to. the one is that mother that charged into that may lay to judgment and a new religion. and another one who stood up unequivocably and emphatically said she will go after justice. those are two voices where the heck are the rest of those? now turning to the scandal benghazi real cruz christie presidential ambitions prosecutors brought the charges but not against the governor himself. one that faded guilty to federal conspiracy charges for his role to close access slaves to the george washington bridge done in retribution against the local mayor who did not endorse governor christie's reelection. he however insists he had no knowledge of the plots of that investigation much more ahead. >> demonstration and go on te prosecutor presses charges the charge

in national news this morning u.s.elieve isis is using a new weapon to recruit members and perhaps even to plan attacks. this so called dark web is known as a haven for illegal activity such as drug dealing but analysts are saying that the militant group has found his own use. here's the story. >>>ist still undefeated after months of bombing. it enters a new phase. using the cyber world as a weapon. it was carried after gunman publicly posted this tweet on the internet using the hashtag, texas attack. now new online trips are forcing the pentagon to confront a center internet most of us never see in a place most of us have never been. the dark or deep web. the u.s -- now using the most covert part of the online world to recruit fighters share intelligence and plan real world attacks. >> everything above the water is what we would call the surface web or what can be indexed by google. below the water, that huge iceburg, that's the deep we believe. that's the part of the web that's not -- there's so much of the web that

we're going to begin with the national lead. new afgs about the foiled terror attack in texas. two gunmen looking to kill american at a controversial event. now isis the terror group that's beheadeds journalists and killed thousands of innocents is calling the two dead would be be shoulders the soldiers of the calldy fate. today on its daily radio propaganda briefing they took credit for the attack and warned of more attacks to come. yet the terrorists offered no proof they had command or control or even contact with the gunmen. cnn justice correspondent pamela brown is live for us in phoenix. no videos, no evidence of a direct order from syria or iraq. but law enforcement sources say they're still investigating whether these two dead shooters were more than sympathizers turned lone wolves. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. i can tell you right now, jake officials are trying to figure out whether isis is trying on opportunistic. but i can tell you that the officials are telling us that at this point in the investigation seems sob something right in the middle. that maybe it

the choice could change how the government secures the nation. >> new indictments for the six baltimoreice officers accused in the death of freddie gray. >> change which is more progressive and inclusive can really help the people of the country. >> a historic vote. ireland becomes the first country in the world to decide

. >>> more breaking news in our national lead today. s emerging on yesterday's data theft from the irs, the agency said a sophisticated organized crime syndicate used stolen personal information of more than 100,000 americans off of tax forms. now it seems as if the roots of the theft lead overseas. cnn investigative correspondent chris frates is following the trail for us. chris, where are these bad guys allegedly? >> the irs believes that the bad guys originated in russia that this breach originated in russia. if you remember about 100,000 taxpayers had their tax returns taken. and the irs says that information taken from those tax forms was then used to fill out fraudulent tax returns. and there was about 50 million of those tax returns filed before the irs caught on to this. they say that the criminal investigation unit is looking into this. the inspector general at treasury is also looking into this. the department of homeland security has been alerted. so we're early on in the investigation here. but i think it's also important to

. >>> also in national two f-15s flying wing to wing with an air france jet escorting it to new york's jfk airport. what prompted this welcoming party and could other planes be in danger? [ playing taps ] >> this was the poignant scene in arlington national cemetery as a nation honors those who gave their last full measure of devotion to this country. >>> welcome to "the lead," everyone. i'm jon berman in today for jake tapper. on this memorial day, a serious weather situation threatening millions in the south. it is bad and could get worse. severe weather assaulting texas this weekend. record-setting rain swelling into savage floods that washed away entire towns and claimed at least three lives. one of those killed has been identified as captain jason farley a firefighter in clairmore, oklahoma. farley gave his life rescuing children from their flooded-out birthday party. rescue officials in texas right now are trying to find 12 people lost in the chaos. among the missing a texas mother laura mccomb, and her two children. mccomb's father told a local television station that his daught

we have some breaks news in the national lead. american charged today with trying to join the terrorist group isis in syria. let's get to evan perez who is tracking the late breaking details. what do we know about this case? >> for months the fbi has been urging families to tell them when they know of a family member who might be trying to join isis. well in this case the family was very key in having this guy arrested. he's 20 years old. he was living in australia for the last couple of years. he was trying to join isis and join a friend who list in houston, texas. both of them were supposed to join u up in turkey and travel to join. well in this case his family his family tricked him, told him something was wrong with his family's health so he flew her to houston where the fbi arrested him. now he's facing up to 15 years in prison. his friend who did travel and went on to join isis in syria, he's believed to be with the terrorist group. here we have a family members who played a key role in stop this guy from going to join isis.

november 19, 1863. >> four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought fords on this continent a new nationand dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.this continent a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.on this continent a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. now, we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. we are met on a great battlefield of that war. we have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives, that that nation might live. it is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. but, in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate. we cannot hallow this ground. the brave men living and dead, who struggled here have consecrated it far above our poor power to add or detract. the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. it is,

national issue, or new national policies on this topic, whileall being sorted, on the ground this is baltimore tonight. it is not a big picture matter in baltimore on the streets right now. it's not an abstract political discussion right now, it's very specific and it's very much >>> baltimore's looking for the third night in a row to enforce a citywide curfew between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. reporter trymaine lee has been out where they have been gathering the last three nights. trymaine, thanks for being with us. what do you think is going to happen as we head toward 10 p.m.? do you think the curfew will go into effect tonight the way it has the last couple of nights? >> reporter: i'll tell you, what rachel -- last couple of hours, at first it was kind of calm, there had been a big march and rally, and people were exuberant. but folks started getting kind of chippy. i want to show you what's happening right now. a big group of protesters have locked arms and they were blocking the intersection. now they're going directly into the middle of the stree

nation. it wasn't really a new nation. lincoln never believed it was a new nation but they thought it was a new nation. and he somehow made it through all of that. and with never ever giving up his vision. his vision was eventually to get rid of slavery. he wanted to contain slavery but then he had a vision of getting rid of it. and i'm not going to read any more from my preface. well okay, i'll go ahead. why not. lincoln embodied many american ideals and qualities. the self made man, born in a one room kentucky log cabin. had a heart scrabble frontier childhood and rose through various occupations to become an illinois lawyer, a congressman, and the 16th president of the united states. and had less than one year of formal education. think of that, less of one year of schooling. and yet could recite shakespeare by the page and enjoyed -- he could memorize many other writings as well as he loved reading esop's fables, poetry, sermons, daniel webster's speeches. he was an inquisitive and curious. he rejected his parents' calv

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but on several national news shows this morning the ntsb said the septa engineer recalls no such conversation. and investigate verse listened to the dispatch tape and heard no communication from the amtrak engineer to the dispatch center to say that something struck the train. but, the nssb says a mark on the windshield does point to something hitting it. and the fbi is going to examine it tomorrow to try to figure out what happened here. >> right now service of reflection at the site of the amtrak 188 derailment. brad satin there in the crowd as he showed you this service. >> reporter: lucy, you're right, we're listening to a prayer as the ceremony winding down, mayor nutter, wanted a service of reflection and remembrance ceremony before the first train resumes service here tomorrow. the tracks right behind where you're seeing here, making a point the mayor was to say that this is not a memorial service that will come later. we know city and transportation leaders were all here, along with first responders all being honored for their professionalism last tuesday, anthony fox us secretary eve

. >>> national news, three people in cleveland are recovering after being pulled from this burn buildingturday nielt. heavy -- night. heavy flames and smoke coming out of the window. the building on fire houses apartments, laundromat and tire store. no word on the victims or the cause of the fire. >>> tech reporter gabe slate. it's finals time. chances are you are crunching on homework. i have discovered a great mobile app to help students and parents with homework. stay tuned, that's next on kron. . >>> we've been dealing with a weather system over the past several days. been making for a lot of wet weather in the sierra for the afternoon. showers and thunderstorms and actually beneficial rain. some places in the sierras picking up two to three inches of rain in the past seven days and up into the northern mountains, a couple spots with close to five inches. this system is going to slowly pull out to the east over the next few days and we'll see a warming trend through the week ahead. fog tracker this morning, low clouds in the bay, east bay valley, south bay too and north bay with clea

turning to national news this morning. former speak of the house dennis hassert has not been seen. as lying to the federal bureau of investigation about his role surrounding sexual abuse allegations against him. new questions that he was apparently trying to cover up. pamela browns has the latest. >>> they tell cnn didn't -- the longest -- paying hush noun a student at the yil high school where he once taught. more than a million dollars to keep allegations he had actually abused him quiet. >> he has not commented publicly but he abruptedly resigned from this lobbying firm as well as from a chicago -- did not discuss actual abuse. instead, it factions on how the 7 #-year-old former wrestling coach moved the money he was paying the former student. he agreed to pay an unnamed individual $3.5 million to cover up his past misconduct. according to court records it started two years ago when the fbi starting investigate mystery transaction. bank withdrawals. the fbi alleges self-of the withdrawals were less than 2,000. >> they have an obligation to record when you are withdrawing close to

>>> this is "news nation." police in waco, texas are on alert this morning after a deadly shootout between rival biker gangs left nine people dead and 18 others injured all of them gang members. and police say they are very concerned today about more gang violence. >> i will tell you, the threats have gone so far as major motorcycle gangs putting out hits on officers threats that we're getting are towards law enforcement. they are threatening to kill uniformed officers. >> nearly 200 people have now been arrested and charges with engaging in organized crime in connection with the shootings, which began around noon yesterday, when a brawl at a local bar and grill spilled out into a parking lot. now waco police were already on the scene when the fighting broke out having anticipated trouble at this gathering. what followed shocked even veteran officers there. >> i will tell you that in 34 years of law enforcement this is the worst crime scene the most violent crime scene, that i have ever been involved in. >> pol

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the video made national news. was slashed in the head and his partner in the arm before two others shot and killed the attacker. healy told our sister station in new york he suffered a traumatic brain injury lost 40% of his vision and thought he was paralyzed. >> all i knew i had been hit and i was on the ground. i was -- i tried to get up. i think two or three times and i collapsed. so i didn't think it was possible to get hit that hard and survive. i didn't think i'd live. >> healy says his vision is slowly returning but he is still going through intense rehab. and he's not back at work just yet. we have the full story from new york on our nbc washington facebook page for you to share. >>> it's 5:46 right now. paying to stay in someone's spare room is a popular trend. a lot of web sides can help you find a place to stay at a fraction of the price of a hotel. now it won't be easy to avoid paying the taxes if the plan is approved. >> because the finance department can go to every b & b and find out which rooms are

together, we must construct a new national security strategy and build new alliances that are forwardhinking and forward acting. [applause] gov. omalley: the center of this new security strategy must be the reduction of threats. fast evolving threats from , violent extremism, pandemic, cyberattacks, nuclear proliferation nationstate , failures, to the drought famine, and floods of climate change. we must also craft a new foreign policy of engagement and collaboration. we must join with like-minded people all around the world, and especially right here in our own hemisphere for the cause that we share of the rising global middle class. [applause] gov. omalley: we must put our national interest first. we must put america first. we cannot and will not rebuild the american dream at home by catering to the voices of the privileged and the powerful. let's be honest. they were the ones who turned our economy upside down in the first place. and they are the only ones who are benefiting from that. we need to prosecute chiefs, reinstate glass-steagall, and if a bank is too big to fail, we -- wi

in other national news flying under the influence. twin engine plane into an airport shed in melbourne florida, with his young son as a passenger. bring in cnn's aviation correspondent rene marsh. this guy and his son are very very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: yeah. you know we just got the police report and in it it says that this man was slurring his speech. he was sweating. he even appeared disoriented. they even found open bottles of alcohol in the pilot's plane after he crashed at melbourne, international airport. a very busy airport with both general aviation and commercial flights. >> 32-where you going, sir? okay. how you doing that, sir? >> reporter: air traffic control audio captures a frustrated controller dealing with a defiant and officials say intoxicated pilot. on the taxiway at melbourne, international airport in florida. >> hold your position. i didn't tell you to move. >> reporter: the cessna ran off the runway and through a ditch before hitting a satellite dish on airport grounds. 57-year-old christopher hall was

this made national news when ntsb said it was one of two separate trains that was hit. amtrak train also the septa train. we do want to point out that this was a three, three and a half miles away from where the amtrak train allegedly was hit by some kind of an object so ntsb, fbi still investigating that. at this point chief nestle isave been a rock. he said for years you can go back to the 1890's and people were throwing rocks at trains. he size it seems to be, one person was on the track at the time. >> the engineer saw a trespasser, and in the area of the track and shortry after that, a bang on the window and the window spiderwebbed. >> reporter: what it was we don't know, exactly at this point. it is still part of the federal investigation but chief nestle says this has been going on for centuries people throwing rocks, it is dangerous, need to stop but he is not concerned that it is officially connect to the amtrak investigation. we are live at septa's headquarters, david spunto for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new information there thanks very much. >>> coming up

that warning from police in texas tops our national lead today. we're getting new information about that bloody biker shootout with each other and police that left nine people dead in waco a scene that was littered with bats club as pools of blood. and when it was over, 170 biker members were under arrest. it's an endless string of mug shots, each facing $1 million bail. nick valencia is live for us in texas. police still going through all of the evidence there? >> reporter: that's right. and new information just in to cnn within the last hour saying they're looking for three men who were originally arrested and detained in a $50,000 bond mistakenly released. these men are dangerous. they want to be brought back into custody according to police under the million dollar bond. we're learning more about the individuals involved in the coyotes tick scene on sunday. police telling me that a majority of those arrested and killed were from outside the waco area. many bike gang members came here for this coalition meeting that police knew was going to take place. chaos beg