unlike mcveigh, nichols cooperates with authorities.he unidentified accomplice they're looking for but he provides enough information to implicate mcveigh as the architect of the bombing plot. later in the day, back in perry, fbi agencies prepare to take mcveigh out of the noble county courthouse. it will be the first time the world gets a look at the oklahoma city bomber. >> there were steps leading out of the courthouse and i had to concentrate where the steps were going to be without stepping down because people would take my head down as a sign of some. and in leg chains, if you ever try walking downstairs and stride is too long, you'll fall down. the chain catches on middle step. those are the things i was thinking of. >> i think the overall visceral reaction was that looks like the kid down the block. how could he have done what he did. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still "stubbed" up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ ma

it is all access with rachel nichols 3:00 eastern time on cnn.more coffee. >> carlos, my sense is that's an all access pass. fantastic, thank you very much. hang in there. >> reporter: no problem. >>> check out this fan at wednesday's mariners/a's game in oakland. wicked slicing ball coming at him and he casually snags it in one hand while preserving every single drop of precious beer. that's a fan who has his priorities in order, celebrating his catch in the most appropriate way imaginable. with that beer a good ball park hotdog would go down nicely but food at baseball parks has come a long way. >> what? >> there's chocolate all over this ball. >> look, mr. buttermaker quick bugging me about my food. people are always bugging me about it. my shrink says that's why i'm so fat so just quit it. >> okay, okay. >> certainly a much longer way than in the days of the "bad news bears" real dogs, brats, real burgers and real beer. ball parks aren't just about beer and brats. think roast pork and cheese kurds, tofu. ball parks are going gourmet, safeco f

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cnn's rachel nichols joins me on set and joe carter will be live outside the georgia dome. both will be with us momentarily. >>> two little boys right now missing. police think they were kidnapped by their own parents. the latest on the search in the gulf of mexico coming up. >>> and north korea ramps up the missile threat rhetoric. they've done that before but this time many say it is different. find out why. so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung fu? no. priceline is different now. you don't even have to bid. master hahn taught you all that? oh, and he says to say (translated from cantonese) "you still owe him five bucks." your accent needs a little work. >>> philadelphia was about to honor two firefighters who died on the job when a third was killed. he fell through a third story roof while battling a fire in south philly. another firefighter was injured. firefighters set up an honor guard outside the hospital where efforts to save him failed. >>> searchers are looking through

a couple of squad cars down nichols street towards dexter. it was immediately a chaotic situation. i jumped out. there were a couple of other journalists there. we ran towards the scene. the police had, multitudes of agencies, all had their weapons drawn. pointing into a vehicle from a vantage point. they were screaming for somebody to put his hands up, to get out of the car. at some point he did do that because then we could tell that the officers were relaxing. we still couldn't see the car or the suspect. then at some point they brought him from his vehicle to a police car. he was completely naked. he had been -- during the confrontation, i did hear him and i believe you may be able to hear this on the tape we shot. they did -- they were ordering him to remove all his clothes, including his underwear. it was clear. >> you heard the police officers say, remove all your clothes? >> yes. >> remove your skivvies? >> exactly, exactly. that's when they brought him completely naked into a police car. >> was he handcuffed? >> i believe he was cuff

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. >> bill: terry nichols was a friend of mcveighs.t was the incident between mcveigh did and nicholss did? >> very simple. mcveigh was the one that took that reyder truck and detonated it. >> bill: they were the hands on guys. nichols, life in prison. >> life in prison in colorado. >> bill: that is where the big super max prison. here in new york, a guy drove a truck full of explosives. you remember the guy. >> that was may 1st, 2010. he was a naturalized american citizen but originally from pakistan. this individual pled guilty, ten counts. is also doing life without possibility of parole. he was able to avoid the death penalty. >> bill: where is he. >> kimberly: he is stated penitentiary, florence, colorado. >> bill: he is in the federal pen. >> knock also on you mean. >> bill: i'm sorry. is he where nichols is. >> same facility. >> bill: the other guy, underwear bomber. >> he is also an individual that pled guilty in october of 2011 to eight counts. he is also doing life without possibility of parole. of course, this is the famous

could a terry nichols type?> you hope not but it we recently witnessed horrific acts within newtown shooting with depraved situation. neil: but they will not all use their hands? >> no. d officials are also asmbling by the microphone we will go to them right now >> i will make a couple of comments then turn it over to the special agent in charge of the fbi office here and then ask commissioner davis to make comments and we're happy to take questions that you may have. as you all know this whole community has been dealing with a horrific event today, two explosions near the finish line of today's boston marathon. over 100 people injured, some avely, we are not ready yet to confirm the details of those injuries. federal, state, and local law enforcement on scene and coordinating very closely. the fbi has taken charge. and the special agent in charge will speaker to that in just ainute. it is an active investigation particularly in the several blocks around the blast area. that is a crime scene. the national guard

could a terry nichols type?> you hope not but it we recently witnessed horrific acts within newtown shooting with depraved situation. neil: but they will not all use their hands? >> no. and officials are also assembling by the microphone we will go to them right now >> i will make a couple of comments then turn it over to the special agent in charge of the fbi office here and then ask commissioner davis to make comments and we're happy to take questions that you may have. as you all know this whole community has been dealing with a horrific event today, two explosions near the finish line of today's boston marathon. over 100 people injured, some gravely, we are not ready yet to confirm the details of those injuries. federal, state, and local law enforcement on scene and coordinating very closely. the fbi has taken charge. and the special agent in charge will speaker to that in just a minute. it is an active investigation particularly in the several blocks around the blast area. that is a crime scene. the nationa

cnn sports anchor rachel nichols is in augusta. rachel, we know there's a tie for the lead between former champion cam braer ra fra argentina and america's, but it seems tied for the lead? >> reporter: if tiger woods wins he has to do something he's never done. come from behind top win a major. he's four strokes behind the leaders. would have been easier without that two-stroke penalty. he certainly says she comfohe i comfortable in this situation. we see a lot more movement sunday because of the difficulty and tata topography of the cour. really when they start the back nine, you have a chance to win. tying hear a shot. spent extra time on the putting green to get in last-minute practice. you know he'll be thinking if he finishes the day two strokes off from the winner, about that drop, we'll see how much that affects his thinking going through his round today. >> that would hurt. meantime, what about that 14-year-old chinese sensation? is it guan? >> one of the front of the group. finished at 12 over. completely respectable tourn

he spoke with cnn's rachel nichols. >> it was all worth it.every moment of it. >> and the reception you got from everyone around the country and the fans tonight? >> it was big. the support has been keeping me in my good spirits. honestly that's what's getting me through right now. i want to say thank you to everybody. >> as for rick pitino, what a day. officially named to the basketball hall of fame monday and then he becomes the first coach to lead two different schools to the ncaa championship. another rally for the top seed overall in the tournament. >> can't tell you how proud i am of the guys, of the moment. 16 straight games from a five overtime sharing a big east championship since last year, a tournament championship at madison square garden and then a run to the national championship. it's just for us, been an incredible run with just the most wonderful young men i've had the pleasure to be around. so proud of them. >> what about the path to glory for the most outstanding player luke hancock? he's a george mason transfer, had the gam

more on this is congressman mark procaine representing the second district of wisconsin and john nichols washington correspondent with the nation magazine welcome to you both thanks for coming on here so it's good to have you both on because you both you know in your statement and in your since since these cuts were on air since the ending of saturday delivery service was announced last month you've been rallying in front of local post offices in wisconsin and jonah you just wrote an article in the nation and you're connecting how the the health of the post office is connected to health of the middle class so congressman how is that connection there i mean why does the middle class kind of depend on a healthy post office and even six day delivery service you know i'm a small business owner i've been for twenty five years and in my district i have a small community very small community called brooklyn in brooklyn wisconsin they need the post office and sixty delivery more than brooklyn new york in many ways some cases you have alternatives if you're in brooklyn new york but in the rural c

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save the postal service isn't over just yet of our congressman mark poke him in the nation's john nichols about a new bill that could go a long way towards keeping one of the most successful government programs in american history safe from the austerity hounds in just a moment. let me let me i want to know why don't you let me ask you a question from. here on this network is what we're having the debate we have our knives out. we do this right it's a bad thing never get here in a situation where b. and i don't even talk about the name and me. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a dollar. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot of money you sir are a fool you know what that is my cheery self. wants usa to feature a sufi on live from the christian religion is. str

for more you can watch cnn's all access, the final four with rachel nichols this saturday at 3:00. great interview. thanks for watching. "believe with jake tapper" starts right now chblg. >>> it was a back breakup. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." south carolina's governor clears a major hurdle in his political comeback four years after he took a mysterious vacation. as of last night he's the republican nominee for his old congressional seat. can he beat stephen colbert's sister of all people? breaking news, north korea green lights a nuclear strike as they -- the defense shields. >>> and fewer than three dozen agents tasked with chasing down 20,000 dangerous people with guns, and that's just in california alone. how do you enforce the laws already on the books with those odds? >>> the national lead from the appalachian trail to the comeback trail. mark sanford is now the republican nominee for an open congressional seat in south carolina. the same state he ran as governor where he developed a reputation for fiscal conservatism, though he figured understood the cloud of an extr

nichols is serving life without parole. a permanent memorial at the site now honors the victims. harris on april 20, eric and derrek klebold murdered 19 students and two teachers. 24 others were also hurt before the two took their own lives. hui attackedg- people on the virginia tech campus. >> turning to our medical alert, today doctors will order fewer and less expense of lab tests if they know the cost before hand. that is according to a new study by johns hopkins. when the prices were share, the overall use of the expensive tests dropped by over 9% and hospital saved over $400,000 compared to when doctors were not aware of the costs. researchers a cost sharing not be feasible for some of the more specialized tests, but cutting down on lab work can help save patients and expensive ordeal without risking their health. it -- today's tax season has reached its end and many of us are looking to get rid of old documents. but you have to make sure you're doing it safely. on saturday, the better business bureau is holding its annual shredding event. you can bring up to three boxes of

cnn rachel nichols with the 2013 champ. >> it's an amazing journey, the whole golfing career and i've played a lot of majors and to finally get one means a lot. i've knocked on the door a couple of times recently and to get over the hurdle hopefully is the start of something to come. >> what do you see when you look at this guy? >> that's a happy man when i look at that. it's quite a feeling to make a couple putts to win the tournament. it's what every kid dreams about so for it to finally happen is amazing. >> and australian nearly a champion on a couple of occasions, greg norman was 6 shots up heading into the final round, nick faldo came back and defeated him so the nation really proud today. >> and, of course, tiger woods, he came into this tournament as the clear favorite. this was a roller coaster few days for him. >> it really was. he talked a lot about the green speed. it's not like the u.s. open where you anticipate rock hard greens, but the speed many of the golfers thought would be a lot faster. the first two days without the moisture on the greens was slow an we all saw th

for cnn, rachel nichols, new york. >> our thanks to rachel. this morning, jason collins himself is responding to the broad public support he's receiving. he's tweeted, thank you to everyone who has reached out to me through e-mail, text, calls, letters and every other form of communication. and all the support i have received today is inspirational. i know i was choosing the world less traveled. but i'm not walking it alone. in our next hour, we'll talk to mike golic and mike greenberg, about jason collins' revelation. and all of the reaction to it. >>> and a developing story in afghanistan, where a cargo jet crash has killed seven american citizens. the national airlines plane went down shortly after takeoff from bagram air force base. it was on its way to dubai. the cause of this crash is not known. the taliban is already claiming responsibility. >>> and a grim search in lower manhattan grinds on this morning. the new york city medical examiner, looking for human remains in a narrow alley where a chunk of rusted plane metal was found last we

rachel nichols joins us from augusta. good morning. disqualification i imagine would have shaken up the entire tournament. >> reporter: absolutely. there was certainly talk this morning that tiger woods could be disqualified. a rules committee handled up on this because of this shot. this was number 15 yesterday. he actually was striking the ball so well that it hit the flagstick. fluke. it then bounced into the water, which means that he has to take a drop somewhere. the rule book says he has three options. he picked the option of dropping "as close as possible" the rule book says to where he took his original shot from. in two interviews after his round, tiger said he took that drop two yards from where his original shot was. if you look at video and photo evidence. it looks like it was closer than that. maybe a few feet. that leaves it up for interpretation. is that "as close as possible" and that's what we were considering this morning and what they decided instead of disqualifying him, they would assess him a two-stroke penalty. t

for cnn, i'm rachel nichols, at the masters. >> it really was amazing. wasn't it?ightman is an international star, and now she plans to be among the stars. literally. i mean it. not figuratively, literally. the singer joins us live to tell us about her new album and her plans to fly to space. that's when we come back. [ heart beating, monitor beeping ] woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >>> sarah brightman is the world's best selling soprano. her album dream chaser comes out tomorrow. >> it's a reflection of her life long dream to travel into space, specifically on board the international space station. and she joins us now to talk about dream chaser and the tour and space. so welcome. >> hello. i'm v

we'll get into it with rachel nichols who is in augusta, at the top of the hour.est story going into masters will continue into the weekend, tianlang guan, 14 years old, it almost didn't happen. he was singled out for playing too slow and penalized one shot because of it. he saved par on 18 and he made the cut by the skin of his teeth. here is your leaderboard heading into today, jason day 6 under, mark leishman and freddy couples tied at 5 under and tiger woods and tianlang guan. >>> if the lakers make the playoffs they will not be with kobe bryant. is he out indefinitely. it's probable he tore an achilles. he went down in last night's game against the warriors. they'll have an mri to confirm but pretty sure the achilles is torn. that injury typically takes six to eight months to rehab. he's 34 years old right now. he'll be 35 at the start of next season. if the rehab takes as long as they suspect he could be out the first few weeks, even months of the season so who knows what will happen to kobe bryant. hopefully can he make it back. that's a tough one, victor.

rachel nichols is in augusta. the whole attention on the penalty thing and now he's not finishing in the top spot. >> reporter: he's had a little bit after rally in the last half-hour, 45 minutes. had he two bogeys, then he followed that up with two birdies. but even is not going to do it when you come into the day four back. he is now looking at really too hard a hill to climb. he has said in the past, hey, if i'm within six when i make the turn on the back nine, but that doesn't look like it is going to be enough for him to make the charge today. i think that he's going to look back at this tournament as having been marred by that penalty shot because certainly if it hadn't been weighing on him all day, he might have had a different result. but it is what it is, as they say, and he'll have to look for the next opportunity to break this drought. he hasn't won a major in five years. he was playing so well into this masters, i know he was looking forward to breaking the drought this time. probably not going to happ

nichole haughtly and what she said when the president of the united states visited a few days ago. she said now there is no going back for me, there is no way. if you want to protect your children, if you want to avoid this loss, you will not turn away either. i asked my colleagues, let us face this reality. let us not turn away. let us resolve to go forward, and keep faith with the children and educators who by their example, provide us with an enormous and historic opportunity to make america safer and better -- the nation that we love, the nation that we all believe is the greatest in the history of the world and will be greater still after we move forward to make it safer and better. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. senators joe manchin an dpat toomey announced done background checks expansion yesterday. -- and pat toomey. the senate will vote on whether to move forward with gun legislation later today. this is 18 minutes. >> good morning. i'm going to be covering up some people's phones here. i hope i don't -- let me just say good morning to all of you. i'm very, v

terry nichols helped me with this or that, but he played down the role of terry, played down the rolene else. i think he expected to be found guilty. >> we got him! >> he was not surprised by the return of the verdict finding him guilty, nor was he surprised that the jury voted death. as i recall, we simply exchanged some brief momentary remark and then the marshals took him out. >> if anyone was ever deserving of the death penalty, it was tim mcveigh. >> they got us up about 6:30 that morning. we got in a van, we drove over to the chambers. we was the last ones to go in. they finally opened up the curtains and he looked over, first of all, to his area where his lawyer was at. then he turned his head towards us. and he only kept his head there just maybe 30 seconds or less. enough time for me to see in his eyes kind of like dead eyes. there was no feeling whatsoever in the eyes. in my own heart i felt like the only way that we, my family or anybody else in the world that had been affected by it, the only way that we could get any peace was to watch him die. >> he was pronounced dead a

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted for their roles and that bombing. timothy mcveigh it was executed in june of 2011. the september 11 attacks, the oklahoma city bombing was the most destructive act of terrorism ever carried out on american soil. in permanent memorial at the site honors the victim. in 1999, april 20, 12 students were murdered, and a teacher, inside columbine high school in colorado. 24 other people were also hurt. senior and, 2007, a virginia tech shot and killed 32 people and wounded 17 others in blacksburg's virginia. he was later found dead from an apparent self-inflicted -- self- inflicted gunshot wound to the head. >> we'll be following all of the overnight developmts beginning at 5:00. not flower well anchor live from boston -- not flower -- matt lauer will anchor live from boston. arrested johnson was in baltimore late this afternoon. >> johnny johnson has a lengthy criminal record that includes jobs, robbery. investigators say he was on drugs when he crossed in front of city hall and killed matthew hersl. ande are deeply soorow

we are on nichols avenue a residential neighborhood. it was my understanding for the megahorn, that's actually directed towards us right now. i am on one side. it's around the corner. this is a residential neighborhood and i can tell you that we have been here since maybe 1:00 a.m. this morning, and this was part of that neighborhood not too far removed from where initially here in watertown, there were the explosives and the gunshots were fired. this is maybe two or three streets removed from that. and that's where i was told from a law enforcement source that in this neighborhood, there were several explosives believed to be or undetonated explosives that authorities thought may be around here so yeah, again, this is nichols avenue. and this is a residential portion of the town in the last five minutes or so this has been the most activity we have seen with certainly more than two dozen s.w.a.t. officers with their rifles out. now that you mention it, i am hearing this bullhorn although it's kind of hard for me to listen on the phone,

we'll go behind the scenes with rachel nichols.ow what happens at this event, join us for this special one-hour show tomorrow, 3:00 pm tomorrow. we're having a good time here. it's about 40 degrees here in hotlanta. >> it's going to be hot in that dome no matter what. i love to see the excitement with pieces of net tied onto their hats. it's hard to pick a favorite so we're going to root for all of them. joe carter, thank you so much. >>> facebook wants to take over your phone. the social network giant is showing off its new product. and we're live all morning with final four magnus here in atlanta. [ buzzer ] hot dog? i'm buying. i'll use my capital one venture card with double miles you can actually use to fly any airline anytime. ♪ what are you doing? i'm saving one for later. my body keeps it warm. it's like a little hot dog steamer in there. go ahead, touch my chest. no. ♪ what's in your wallet? you got any mustard in there? ♪ the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow

it tipped off terry and james nichols to the fact that the feds were after them.he fact that no information seems to be leaking out except what is being given out about the pieces that have been found at the crime scene is an encouraging sign, the lid is being kept on the investigation, leaks are not occurring, and that may well help the investigation get to their goal faster. >> i see you nodding at that. drew griffin was just reporting, the media has had a frustration and they've had these press conferences with a lot of people speaking and basically no information coming out of them. >> yeah. and you really have to weigh that calculation of protecting the investigation and also communicating to the american people about what you do know and instilling confidence that the investigation is progressing. and i think that it was said very well, that we should take some confidence that we're not seeing a lot of leaks come out of this investigation right now, and i think it's important for your viewers to understand that we should all be ready to show a little patienc

you made a comparison if you will with terry nichols' role. terry nichols was all in as you put with it the oklahoma city bombing. and with dzhokhar tsarnaev, you see a difference in his role. that may impact the trial. >> right. i don't know if there is a difference. but it is certainly something that the government will focus on and will be important here. both if there is a trial or if there's not a trial and he pleads guilty. it will be very important to look at what his individual actions were. his individual state of mind. he has evaluated separately from his brother. yes, it is a conspiracy. but you have to look at the actions of each individual separately. >> the next step in this legal process likely to be the indictment. federal prosecutors could add new charges. is that the next most significant event as far as moving through this process which is by no means going to be a quick one here. >> you're right. it's not. the next step would be a preliminary hearing. they can indict the case within 30 days or have a preliminary hearing. th

he is the man who prosecuted timothy mcveigh and co-conspirator terry nichols.ive from indianapolis tonight. do you see any possible similarities in the mcveigh case and tsarnaev might face? >> i certainly do. i think it's very likely that federal prosecutors in boston will use the same statute, and that is one that prohibits the use of a weapon of mass destruction. that statute has application here, and as i said, i'd be surprise federal they don't bring that same charge. >> chris, mcveigh was days away from his 27th birthday when the oklahoma city bombing happened, and dzhokhar tsarnaev is 19 years old. would his youth be a factor in a potential federal case against him? >> well, youth will be a mitigating factor at sentencing, i think, should he be convicted of this, but as the guilt/incense stage of the trial, i don't know that youth is going to have a lot to do with it. i don't think that a jury is going to care too much about how old he is. he's 19 years old, an adult. it would something that i would be looking at, but i really don't think that it's the bi

rachel nichols joins us from augusta. tell us more about the penalty and why tiger woods says he is not going to dispute is, he accept it is? >> this is definitely going to make his weekend a lot tougher. here is what happened. he hit the ball into the water on hole 15 yesterday. we have all done it on golf courses and like all of us acourses across the country he took a drop. the rule says he has to do it as closely as possible to the spot he hit his initial shot. well, he did that except it may have been a little further than it needed to be. rules officials started reviewing this while tiger was still on the course yesterday. they deemed that where he dropped the ball was appropriate, so they let him sign his score card. however, later tiger gave an interview where he said that he dropped the ball, you know, about two yards from where the initial shot was. well, that's too far, so they went back, looked at the tape yet again and talked to tiger this morning and watched the tape with him and decided he should have the t

he spoke with our rachel nichols afterwards. he wakes up today a champion. >> it was all worth it. this is a great, great game. and i really enjoyed every moment of it. >> and the reception you got from everyone around the country and the fans tonight? >> it was big. the support has really been keeping me in my good spirits. honestly that's what's getting me through right now. i just want to say thank you to everybody. >> of course the party continues for louisville as the women will play uconn tonight for the championship. john, real quick, you know we talked a lot about the fab five and the 20-year anniversary for michigan last night. all five of that team's five members of the fab five were in attendance last night. four of them sat together. we saw some short video of chris webber walking in. just an incredible story. what a great way to end the season obviously college basketball they got it right. >> they sure did. the two best teams certainly faced off last night. joe carter, thanks so much. >>> ahead on "starting point," hallucinations, wild animals, and dirt. a teenage gir

rachel nichols sat down with the captain to talk basketball and also about the importance of honoringedy. >> they will honor the victims of sandy hook. why do you think that that's particularly important? >> i don't have children of my own. i have a yuounger sister, i hav a nephew. and i can't sit here and tell you who you it would feel. but it's unimaginable to think what those families were going through. horrific incident like that, and not knowing, going to the school, not knowing whether or not your kids were safe, it's something that is just mind boggling to think about. >> you called the mother of one of the teachers, the 27-year-old protecting her kids was killed in sandy hook. what made you decide to pick up the phone? >> first of all, i didn't do that for any attention in doing it. i just understood that she was a big yankee fan. i just did it, sdwrus to reach out and say what a hero her daughter truly was. because i think sometimes people use that term loosely. but when you're speak building a true hero there. >> as to tart opening day on the dl because of your ankle, what

nichol i believe the youth from the cities have no future so the only solution is to leave greece. maybe the president of the european parliament was right to say that an entire generation may have been lost to crisis minister to greece is situation is certainly more bleak than most but the only retirement or working your first shifts in the city or in greece sometimes they don't even get paid then to bed for the c.s.l. we are working every single result with some estimates of greek youth unemployment as high as sixty percent desperate times are giving rise to desperate suggestions it's not just the young in greece using that word slavery we don't control our fate we are slaves it is a political problem and we must become again pretty but far from rhetoric about taking to the streets and throwing off shackles many greeks i speak to are thinking just like costas struggling through his last two years of medical school so costas after these two years what do you think the future's going to hold for him. thinking of leaving greece so that if i don't make it yourself ok good luck with t

as you mentioned, you know, we've had nichols and the oklahoma city bombing, we've had eric rudolph, responsible for the millennial park bombing down in atlanta during the olympics, we had a bomber who was planning on putting a bomb along the parade route of a martin ruther king parade out in washington state just a little over a year ago. those people all from the united states, they were all u.s. citizens, they were home grown. neil: thank you very much, bill. and as bill was reminding me, it's a moot point to victims, who we were traited the attack? just that their loved ones for injured or, god forbid, killed. a witness joins me right now. bruce, where were you and what did you see? >> well, neil, i was in a building directly above where we think the explosions went off. i was at 667 boyleston street directly across from the finish line. i was on the speck spectator sit on the fan side. i saw -- well, i was sitting on a couch. the first explosion blew me off the couch. i was at a postrace party, i yelled at all the party to get to the back of the office. once they were all secure

people say well you know that religion was an ideology there really it was his coconspirator terry nichols was a self professed member of the current identity movement and so why is it that one minority group in america is placed with collective guilt more than any other demographic group in america if we're going to ask people to apologize for the acts of a few then we should ask everyone to apologize for the acts of a few but that's ridiculous because that's a completely un-american principle and like you said before i keep going back to this proverbial boogie man i mean every generation has their own and really it's perpetual war is i mean you need this proverbial going to people to be scared have to dehumanize the enemy to allow these wars to continue it really is just a vicious cycle and unfortunately what accompanies all of this is the extreme discrimination the incitement of violence of racial profiling as you said a saudi national which is odd that they call them that anyway apprehended interrogated and then all these calls now from politicians and pundits like to block muslim stud

people say well you know the religion was an ideology there actually it was his coconspirator terry nichols was a self professed member of the christian identity movement and so why is it that one minority group in america is placed with collective guilt more than any other demographic group in america if we're going to ask people to apologize for the acts of a few then we should ask everyone to apologize for the acts of a few but that's ridiculous because that's a completely un-american principle and like you said before i keep going back to this proverbial boogie man i mean every generation has their own and really it's necessitates these perpetual war is i mean you need this proverbial going for people to be scared have to dehumanize the enemy to allow these wars to continue it really is just a vicious cycle and unfortunately what accompanies all of this is the extreme discrimination the incitement of violence and racial profiling as you said a saudi national which is odd that they call them that anyway apprehended interrogated and then all these calls now from politicians and pundits li

people say well you know that religion was an ideology there actually it was his coconspirator terry nichols was a self professed member of the christian identity movement and so why is it that one minority group in america is placed with collective guilt more than any other demographic group in america if we're going to ask people to apologize for the acts of a few then we should ask everyone to apologize for the acts of a few but that's ridiculous because that's a completely un-american principle and like you said before i keep going back to this proverbial boogie man i mean every generation has their own and really necessitates this perpetual war is i mean you need this proverbial going for people to be scared have to dehumanize the enemy to allow these wars to continue it really is just a vicious cycle and unfortunately what accompanies all of this is the extreme discrimination the incitement of violence of racial profiling as you said a saudi national which is odd that they call them that anyway apprehended interrogated and then all these calls now from politicians and pundits like to b

when you're abroad large he spoke to was going shoe cell former chancellor of austria who says that nichols the troubles were looming large but it was done that to avert them. there's a tiny country see real point in the one voice reporting two percent of the g.d.p. of the eurozone but the problem was. eight times more turnover. balances of pain compared to be cheated times wards of this is absolutely unsustainable if ever but if you would within the european union people where the mass media the newspapers where all the time complaining something must be done so nobody should be surprised government not one but the previous government led by a former communist who should have done much earlier the reduction of the size of the financial sector i mean this is variable you cannot have such a huge financial sector as a jude banks. you can watch the full interview with yourself later today at eight hundred forty five g m t now they came out it does issue asian surrounding of these bailout has once again unavailable flaws in europe's financial system and it's not the for its whole the e.u. is tr