murrah federal office building in oklahoma city. that building included regional offices for the atf, offices for the secret service and the dea and the social security administration. the oklahoma city bomber and his accomplice were both part of something called the sovereign citizen movement, which doesn't recognize the authority of the federal government. part of the reason that timothy mcveigh was found and arrested after the oklahoma bombing was that his car didn't have proper license plates. that's one of the things that is a hallmark of the sovereign citizen movement. they refuse to register their cars under property authority. those guys from the oklahoma city bombing were also part of the armed militia movement at the time. county officials saying they didn't -- the militia movement, excuse me, saying that they only recognized county official, they did not recognize the authority of the united states of america. we also had county officials bulldozing their way down federal roads at the time. the ongoing bombings of federal

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but in oklahoma city, one man is trying to force the world's oldest profession out of his neighborhoode's got a video camera, an internet connection, and a lot of guts. and he's putting the hookers and their johns on notice. >> it was in my neighborhood. it was in my front yard. it was at my neighborhood grocery store, in the church parking lot. >> brian bates says street prostitution infests his oklahoma city neighborhood. >> don't be bringing hookers down here, buddy. >> brian is a husband and father, with a teenaged son living at home. if brian can see it, kids can, too. and what kind of parent would want their children to see this? >> no child should have to grow up where their memories of childhood involve prostitutes, drug dealers, and pimps. >> in the mid-'90s, brian bates first notices lewd behavior in his neighborhood and files reports with the police. but he feels his complaints fall on deaf ears. so he decides to do something about it. he picks up his video camera and takes to the streets. >> i hope you're not married. >> and before long, the media notices. >> he calls himse

. >> the oklahoma city thunder. that is a very sensitive topic in this town, russell. >> 18 in a row, something like that. >> 18 or 19. >> we had 20 some game losing streak. difficult to read about that. >> are we all said? welcome one and all. it is my distinct pleasure to be the moderator today for our conversation with russell gold who is the senior energy reporter for "the wall street journal" based in austin, texas. important for me and i hope important for all of you this is something of a homecoming because russell gold was a young reporter at the philadelphia inquirer in and 90s and in 1996 when i was editor of the san antonio express news we hired russell and he came to san antonio and had a wonderful three four year run as a reporter, met his wife and got married and worked in the capital bureau in austin before moving on to the major leagues and the big time and he has written a terrific book about fracking, "the boom". i have seen four five books on the subject and none kept my attention until this one.

patty mills, jeff ayres, the spurs, they've got oklahoma city thursday. that's going to be an interesting matchup. give us an even-keeled read. >> pirates baseball. sterling marte. we're in the 12th. pirates down one, and he successfully hits that ball into left field. clint barmes runs home and plates one. tied at 3. bottom of the 16th. same score, 3-3. tony sanchez had never done this before. no, not just a chop and single to the left but one that would result in what the kids are calling a walkoff. that's when you score and then you lead. they celebrate. pirates win it by a count of 4-3. i thought our first read was way better. >> it was, but they don't know what you're talking about because they're just sitting there watching this. good luck with the news and information that precedes this or follows this. >> guys, thanks. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," paternity leave is becoming a hot topic. did a radio host go too far when slamming a professional baseball player for taking some time off? >>> plus, kimmel and clinton. some late night laughs

. >> unbelievable given the events in oklahoma city and at the boston marathon. we really know what real domestic terrorists look like and that's not cliven bundy and supporters. back to respond tonight is cliven bundy and his sons aman and arden are with us. what is your reaction to being called or compared to the tim mcveigh or the boston bombers, what is your reaction to that? >> sean, i would like to ask your audience, you seen these videos in the last couple of weeks. i want to ask you, who looked like the terrorists? who is the domestic terrorists here? did you see we the people with guns or the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like this? why, harry, are you calling for a civil war? that's not what we the people want. we just wanted you to disarm your army and get out of our state and start acting like citizens of the united states. that's all we want, harry. >> cliven, by the way, we're putting up pictures. apparently you put on your facebook page or your daughter did, now a lot of these dead cattle of yours and apparently, the

community of oklahoma city.e wide tornado ripped through the state capitol on monday. >> that was the tragedy on the ground but new innovations are being developed in the lab to protect against future disasters. >> we create tornado like vor vortexes. >> i'm at the university where they can actually create tornadoes. >> darryl gains designed and built the tornado simulator. >> a tornado simulator allows us to understand what happens to structures. >> tornadoes are rated on an ef scale which is an indicator of the severity of the storm based on wind speed and debris impact. >> so this was designed to do mid ef 3, about 150 miles per hour or less. >> did you ever sit in the vortex? >> oh, absolutely, all the time. would you like to go? >> this is the time i've been waiting for. >> turn it on slow and then -- >> build it up? >> build it up. >> are you going to leave me here on my own? >> you're good. >> at this point i was wondering just how powerful an ef 3 would be. wow! whoa! now i can just about imagine how ter

. >>> the mayor of october oklahoma city says they'll never forget during a villagele -- a vigil on the 19th anniversary of the federal building bombing. 168 people died and another 700 were injured during the act of domestic terrorism on april 19, 1995. today family members, rescue workers and the community of oklahoma city came together to honor the victims. timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were accused of the attack. >> a life cut short. >> how months of hard work by his family made this moment possible. and they waited hours in san francisco, some people for days in from of a union square store. tonight the wait is over. tonight a look at what they're after. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan, we have the sea breeze bringing in clouds but a lot of sunshine tomorrow. i'll havure numbers for your easter sunday forecast coming up. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take

oklahoma city hosting memphis. durant had 33, that's what okc does.izzlies make a game of it. gasol throws up an air ball. grizzlies within two. the thunder extended. ibaka rejects this shot by miller. allows durant the fly in for two more. oklahoma city the only home team to win in the first day of the playoffs. game two is monday night. >> larry bird knows indiana basketball and knows the pacers are supposed to handle atlanta. don't say that to the hawks. teague runs the floor. korver finishes. tied at 50. teague was a reason the hawks pulled this off to open the series, floats in for two of his playoff career highs 21 points. atlanta lands the first blow. 101-93. game two is tuesday and in the east the veteran nets rallied in toronto to take a 1-0 lead in that series. the astros joined the west last season and the a's have been grateful. oakland continued the domination of the astros again. donaldson bobblehead day. the astros picked up a run but the a's got evening. the wall falls down the left- field line. barton scores, gentry goes to second. th

a few blocks away, the sight of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing which left 168 people dead.hat's why the police say they take no chances. >> we had the bombing in 1995, one of the worst bombings in the country, so there's an atmosphere here that if a threat is made, we take it seriously. >> reporter: but the activists say no one was threatened by the glitter. >> i think that what the police are doing is exploiting that -- that history. i think they are charging terrorism and perpetuating that idea that non-violent civil disor -- disoh beadance is terrorism. >> we are normal folks and we just want to get a message out there. >> reporter: even here, the keystone xl has inspired passionate opposition. and trans-canada is taking action. last year the pitch to law enforcement agencies along the pipeline's root was exposed. among the suggestions, consulting local district attorneys about the applicability of terrorism charges. the police deny they have seen trans-canada's presentation. but had to concede that consultations do take place after that document revealed that city offic

. >> 19 years ago today, a domestic terror bombing in oklahoma city killed 168 people. how oklahoma's governor says the people have prospered since. ,,,, tillamook sharp cheddar is naturally-aged for nine months for that creamy delicious taste that makes even the most impatient, patient. dude! holiday" -- "4-20" -- tomor w... or else. >>> welcome back. a warning for people celebrating the unofficial pot holiday. 420 tomorrow. be mellow or else. mike sugerman on what cops will and won't be citing people for. >>> reporter: it's easter sunday and police will be out at force in golden gate park not for the extravaganza and easter egg hunt, no. because easter sunday falls on 420. happy 420 by the way. >> happy 420. >> reporter: 420 is the unofficial national marijuana celebratio day. >> a group of students at high school in california started smoking cannabis then. >> reporter: a pot historian of sorts, one of the authors of california's medical marijuana law. students in the '90s got out of detention and met up at 4:20 to get high. it grew and on 4/20 at 4:20, it was pot hea

but heating up to 28 degrees in oklahoma city, and columbia, south carolina, rising to 29 degrees, with bright sunshine. it's more like mid-may out there. now finally over europe, not much change since yesterday. but there is a slight change. nasty weathermaker has shifted towards the east. so the eastern parts of the iberian peninsula, and the western france are starting to see stormy conditions. now in the middle of europe, due to southerly winds it's looking quite warm, and looking sunny. but southerly winds is actually bringing yellow sand, or actually sand from the sahara desert. for example in southern germany skies are usually like this. you can see blue skies. but because of the dust, they have turned yellowish. but at least nice, warm conditions will continue, going up to 22 degrees in paris, and it will stay for most of the same into the rest of the work week. all right, here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. d<é?xpña >> hello, everyone. here are our top stories for you this hour. the government of

look at the temperatures, really, really sharp contrast between oklahoma city and corpus christie, texas, 71 in corpus christie, 48 in oklahoma. oklahoma city will climb to 56 i had, corpus christie will be 20 degrees cooler, cooler, drier air working its way into texas city. it's going to get chilly tonight. strong thunderstorms, super cells producing hail. we'll look at damaging wind perhaps later in the day. the warnings that we have right now across jackson, mississippi include a flood warning. if you're traveling the roads, we're talking about diminished advice bites in addition to those flooding downpours. you need to stay off the roadways. it takes only a couple of inches to really sweep your car away. you can see this is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. as these storms continue to drag along i-20 towards the east into georgia, we expect to see this watch shift to the east with those super cell thunderstorms capable of producing more hail and damaging winds. in jackson, mississippi, they have a flood warning now. that goes until these storms push to

in oklahoma city inside the pen square mall, and, yes, video caught on camera, a topless lady battling with a mall security guard. >> no. i don't care. >> they're tussling on the ground. the woman accused of shoplifting, and you can see now a large crowd has assembled because it's not every day you see a topless lady wrestle a security guard. >> was she trying to find a shirt to cover herself? >> apparently she came in clothed, and during the tussle her clothing was removed. >> let me up. >> no. >> oh, and it's a male security guard too. at this point he is probably thinking i got to handle this situation, but the police did say that she kicked him multiple times, so he did have the right to defend himself. >> this is right outside of the dillard's. according to police this woman was trying to steal items from the buckle clothing store and hide those items in a dillard's bag. eventually you see an oklahoma city police officer show up, and she was arrested and identified as heather lynn hall. she told the police she blames her shoplifting on her drug addiction. >> also could be why she'

. >>> police in oklahoma city say they have arrested two environmental activists on charges of bio terrorismey were protesting the keystone excel pipeline. both sides now accusing the other of using terrorist tactics. >> reporter: this is what happened in oklahoma city last december 13th. environmentalists unfold a barn from which some glitter fell. as a result the activists were arrested for simulating an act of bio terrorism. if convicted they could face up to ten years in prison. near the site, the oklahoma bombing that left 168 people dead. >> we had the bombing in 1995, domestic terrorism, one of the worst act of terrorism in the country. >> reporter: the activists say no one was threatened by their glitter. a janitor swept it up before the police called in a team trained to deal with hazardous materials. >> i think the police are exploiting that history, perpetuating the idea that non-violence, civil disobedience is terrorism and devalues the actual experience of violence we had here in oklahoma. >> we're normal folks. we're from oklahoma, and we want to get a message out there that is

. >>> a wild high-speed chase in oklahoma city.line of police cars pursued an r.v., its tires on fire after running over several stop sticks. the chase started near rockwell when police tried to arrest the driver on felony drug charges. after about 30 minutes the vehicle crashed into a ditch. a man and a woman, hands held high, crawled out of the wreckage and surrendered. >>> and california police are investigating a school bus crash where a bus slammed into trees. two of the kids are in critical condition, so is the driver. witnesses say the bus was speeding when it hit a curb and went airborn. >> i remember when we went up the hill, i went off the seat and then i just -- we stopped, and i kind of went back down straight onto the floor, and didn't know what happened until the shock and then i looked up and went, we just crashed. >> police say the bus has seat belts but they aren't sure if kids were wearing them. >>> on sunday two former popes will become saints. this morning the vatican is preparing for the dual canonization and a

comparing cliven bundy to oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and the leader of the u.s. senate says this. >> nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> and tonight, mr. bundy is here to respond and as president obama prepares to grant clemency to thousands of drug offenders, part one of the hannity investigation inside a stoned america and "du"duck dynasty" star, "hannity" starts here and now. >>> cliven bundy and supporters is getting worse and worse by the day, first as the country marked the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing over the weekend. vice chairwoman of the democratic national committee, donna brazil made this disgraceful comparison after talking about how the feds backed down. watch this. >> that was the right thing to do to try to, you know, simmer things down. remember, this is the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma bombing. so this notion that mr. bundy has no other resource but violence is anti-government violence is absolutely wrong. he's been waged in this battle for two decades. he lost. everybody else is paying grazing fees. he should pay his

oklahoma city sweeps the season series with san antonio with a 106-94 victory. >>> and the final fournt are all in dallas ahead of this weekend's national semifinal games. one of those games is a rematch. back on december 2nd, connecticut beat florida, 65-64. that was the last time the top ranked gators lost a game. uconn coach kevin ollie says as far as he's concerned, that's ancient history. >> for us now it hasn't did anything, you know. you know, coming out with a victory, that's four months ago. they're a different team. we're a different team. they have some players that was hurt at the time. >> florida tries to avenge that loss to uconn in the first of two national semifinal games and it's followed by kentucky versus wisconsin. coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern this saturday, and the winners will meet monday night at 9:00 eastern in the national championship game. that's right here on cbs. >>> st. louis cardinals' first baseman matt adams has an unpleasant encounter with a cincinnati reds fan. in the third inning in cincinnati, adam dives after a pop fly along the first base

we're watching areas like kansas, nebraska, also oklahoma city to western oklahoma and a little section there of north texas and it doesn't look like it's going to be a huge outbreak, thomas, as we've been saying we haven't had a lot of tornadoes so far this season. we haven't had any big ones, we'll watch that for you. so far so good. zero tornadoes yesterday. >> no, we see the alley lit up there. >> that is. that's exactly where you'd expect it to be. probably be 3,000 storm chasers out there tomorrow because they're hungry. >> all right, so real quickly, chicago, glove, no gloves tomorrow morning. >> definitely not the gloves. >> definitely not the gloves. okay, so i'll wear the gloves. thank you, bill. appreciate that. >>> coming up on "morning joe." senator elizabeth warren answers whether she plans to run for president and talking about her feelings towards hillary clinton. >>> then when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler. emcee brian williams once again on "the tonight show" and has plans for his next big hit. what kind of requests is bri-wi making of jimmy fallon?

then getting out in transition to rest and finish on the other and the way is a double gave the oklahoma city faithful love of what they're seeing. this person try to make a late comeback and while leonard to get the definite don't need all the way up to ten point game with two minutes to go to okc to isolate last for a lot of raking is well below the continuation of twenty seven for him. this was one of six ninety four they stopped at antonio's nineteen eighty three. what it does to the nba standings or less ok seed pulled within three aw seven toll for top spot with eight games to go spot three three six occupied by the clippers used in portland in golden state will douse them with in phoenix are slugging it out for the final two postseason places. audi says miami in indiana locked in a battle for the top seam chicago and throttle are about to open the third spot when your next having a late push to begin the playoffs they got back the seat the europa league quarter finals kicked off across the continent thursday in the eye could see or not we knew that this king of france to take on leone

murrah federal building in oklahoma city in 1995, killing more than 150 people. when timothy mcveigh got pulled over after the oklahoma city bombing, it was because he was driving a car without license plates because sovereign citizens don't believe in license plates. over the years members of these groups spawned by the posse comitatus movement, they've tried to separate themselves sometimes from the overt racism and white supremacy that launched their movement in the first place. but after a lot of new attention to these groups, after the bombing in oklahoma city, nbc's "nightly news" sent a hidden camera into a missoula gun show and the reporter for that segment, fred francis, he found all those old threads still knotted together. >> in many cases the hate groups of the past have reconstituted themselves into these militias. in isolated regions like this it's easy to find people who worry about losing their weapons. but once involved many find there is an ideology driving the militia craze. white supremacy. with the christian identity movement deep in the back

a memorial service planned for oklahoma city today marking the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma citybing. in 1995, timothy mcveigh a former soldier, detonated add truck full of explosives in front of a federal building. he killed 168 people and injured 800. he was later convicted and executed. his co-conspirator, terri nichols is serving life in prison without the possibility of pair role. mcveigh timed the attack to coincide with the second anniversary of this one, a siege in waco, texas. 20 years ago, a stand-off between the f.b.i. and a heavily armed messiahnic cult came to an end. 28 children and the cult leader died. koresh's stand-off lasted 51 days. >> on monday, more than 36,000 runners will take part in the boston marathon. the race comes one year after the tragic bombing at the end of the race last year. this week, the city paid an e motional tribute to victims and survivors. one of the lucky sur riefrz. john terret tells her storevivo john terret tells her store. >> the second explosion went off so quickly, i didn't have a chance to say anything. the next thing i knew, the

. >>> oklahoma is remembering the victims of the oklahoma city pomming t killed 168 people 19 years agofamily and friends read the names of those killed. and those who died were remembered in 1995. >> it was an attack that could have crippled our city and crippled our state and it could have left our people hopeless t did not. >> this was the scene when the bomb destroyed most of the building in oklahoma city. 168 people died, including 19 children in a daycare center. more than 500 were injured. >>> a sinkhole is threatening two homes in florida. those living there were evacuated. and officials say that if it spreads more people could be asked to leave. the hole opened up three weeks ago but filled and it will open up due to the rain. >>> in oregon a seen said he did not pee in the water supply. this is the 19-year-old they say he is urinated through a fence. he said that he is in the video the city cannot prove that he urinated in the water. i was going to pee in the water. i didn't want this to go down. i didn't know it would get national for this. >> the city drained 38 million- gal

oklahoma city and little rock it continues into thursday.maging winds up to 60 miles an hour around tornadoes in all of the areas. it is in the center of the country. temperature wise in the east of the storm system will be very warm. feeling like spring out there across parts of the southeast temperatures into the 70s. upper 50's for new york city today. over the next few days those warm temperatures continue by wednesday we could be at 60 in new york city, 70 the a atlanta. thursday more warmth middle 80s for the city of dallas. head over to you heather and ainsley. >> spring is coming. even though officially it isn't here. >> 19 minutes to the top of the hour. millions of cars recalled over a dozen dead and today those grieving families might finally get some answers. a preview of gm's big hearing on capitol hill. >> we showed you this grandmother who is as cool as ice when it comes to her dancing. now she has a little competition. the dancing grandpa going viral this morning. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to des

that my friends is an rv traveling down a highway in oklahoma city and yes, those are sparks flying outnd police in hot pursuit. who picks an rv to run away from police in. nick, i'm glad you asked that question. the man behind the wheel, 30 year old richard tarver. he had his rv parked at an rv park. when he saw police coming you jumped in and fled the scene. he led police on a 27 mile chase in his rv. ran over several difference ticks the tires flew off and sparks gak s began to plfly. when you flee the scene police are going to get you and they did in fact get him and arrested him. >>> prepare to be impressed to be by a guy here. from the real machinery to the top two you arething that to the fepts. really cool stuff here he is swinging around and moving. he didn't fall to the ground. here he is from the rock and he hops over and is able to clear the dumpster. also cool to point out, no seat on the bike. the seat would hurt. here he is bouncing all over the piece of construction here. he goes from the i-beam side ways, down the platform. it is hard enough tore us to do without bikes.

. >>> there was a very somber remembrance say money held in oklahoma city. and it marks 19 years since the bombing of the alfred p. morrow federal building. family members and rescue workers gathered earlier to remember the victims. some of them were children who lost their lives and the hundreds of others injured in the 1995 bombing. >> remember that you are taking with you the heart and soul of oklahoma city, not only those who lost their lives here, but those who still live here today and don't ever want to forget what happened. >> ceremony concluded with the traditional reading the of the named killed. it killed 168 people, 19 of them children p. also damaging hundreds of buildings and cars near democratic bnearby. the bomber timothy mcveigh execute sfd for and terry nichols got life without the possibility of parole. >>> meanwhile there was drama in a walmart parking lot. authorities searching a man. the store went on lockdown. what sparked the tense situation. >>> and accused of running afoul of the rules. why a little girl is now fighting to keep her

a few blocks away the site of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, leaving 168 dead.t's why the police say they take no chances. >> we had the bombing in 1995. domestic terrorism, one of the worst in the country. there is an atmosphere here that if a threat is made, we take it seriously. >> the activists say no one was threatened by the glitter. a jan tore swept it up before police brought in a team to deal with hazardous chemicals. >> i think the police are exploiting that history. i think that terrorism hoax and perpetuating an idea that nonviolence, physical dis-obeidions is terrorism. >> we are normal folks from oklahoma. we want to get a message out that is not hard. >> oklahoma is accustomed to pipeline development. here, the keystone inspired passionate opposition. and transcanada, the owner, is taking action. last year transcanada's pitch to law enforcement agencies alongs the route was exposed. among suggestions - consulting local strict attorneys about the applicability of terror. >> charges against protesters. police deny having seen transcana transcanada's

. >> police in oklahoma city have arrested two environmental activists on charges of bio terrorism. they are protesting the key stone excel pipeline. activists say they are victims of a big corporation using its influence with local authorities. >> this is what happened at the headquarters in oklahoma city december 13. environmentalists unfolds a banner from which glitter fell. the activists were arrested for simulating an act of bio terrorism. if convicted, they face up to 10 years in prison. a few blocks away, the site of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, which left 168 people dead, that's why the police say they take no chances. >> we had the bombing in 1995, domestic terrorism, one of the worst bombings in the country, so there's an atmosphere here that if a threat is made, we take it seriously. >> the activists say no one was threatened by their glitter, in fact it was swept up before police called in a team trained to deal with hazardous chemicals. >> what the police are doing is exploiting that history. i think that charging terrorism hoax and perpetuating that non-violent civi

. >>> still ahead on al jazeera america, remembering the oklahoma city bombing nine years later. the unique way the city honors the victims. plus a new tool in the fight against drug overdoses. how towns across america are arming first responders to save lives. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's hottest shows. good news. like hannibal... chicago fire.... ...and bates motel. the day after they air. xfinity on demand. all the latest episodes. all included with your service. it's like hi-fiving your eyeballs. xfinity...the future of awesome. >> the gathering of the oklahoma city national museum reflected on this day 19 years ago. a truck bomb destroyed the alfred pmurrow building, 168 seconds were observed. one for each person who died. 19 children were among those killed. timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001. the governor said the tragedy brought out the city's strength? >> it was an attack that could have e

comparing cliven bundy to oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and the leader of the u.s. this. >> nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> and tonight, mr. bundy is here to respond and as president obama prepares to grant clemency to thousands of drug offenders, part one of the hannity investigation inside a stoned

clinton administration and culminated in explosive growth of militia groups and bombing of the oklahoma city office building killing 168 people. and we're seeing a reprize of that now that we have another relatively liberal president and of course the issue of race is here as well much more in the forefront. >> one of the interesting thing is the level of political support he's gotten. just this morning through a spokesperson, there have been a number of actual pushbacks and rand paul said through that spokesperson, his remarks on race are offensive and i wholeheartedly disagree with him. that's a strong statement there. among the senators in nevada, dean heller called bundy supporters patriots and reid called them terrorists. what would you call it? >> they are playing a dangerous game. hundreds of people have showed up to show support for him carrying weapons and aiming them at federal officials. it's a dangerous game. bundy is not just a racist but a giant hip krit. he talks about black people being subsidized and this is a guy who's not paying his fair grazing fees and living a subsidize

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que ustedes en el noreste no guarden sus abrigos, lo van a necesitar, este es el panorama, en oklahoma citye se van a mover hacia el noreste, asÍ que paraguas en mano, sacar sus abrigos, el sur de la florida, bastante tranquilos, pero la tormenta los va a estar afectando, especialmente en atlanta. fuera de eso, las temperaturas mÁximas para el dÍa de maÑana 58 grados para chicago, la gran manzana 70, a partir del miÉrcoles se van a sentir cambios, temperaturas mÁs frescas, pero por el momento notamos en el norte del paÍs 64 grados, mientras que nosotros en los angeles, compartiendo la misma temperatura, mucho mÁs fresco para san francisco, phoenix, arizona con 95 grados, nada malo para iniciar este lunes, recuerde que podemos seguir conectados a travÉs de twitter. >> nada mal esa temperatura, que tal, muy buenas noches.. le saluda enrique acevedo un adolescente escapo de su casa y sobrevivio un viaje de mas de cinco horas de california a hawai escondido en el tren de aterrizaje de un avion, con poco oxigeno y mucho frio los presidentes de mexico, enrique peqa nieto y de colombia, juan manue

eastern / 4 pacific only on al jazeera america >> thousands gathered this morning to remember the oklahoma city bombing. today marks the 19th anniversary the day timothy mcveigh filled a truck filled. explosivewith explosives, it remained the most destructive attack on u.s. soil until the september 11, 2001. >>> kansas city officials say a collective effort by law enforcement and residents helped end a rash of serial shootings on aerial highways. the police arrested mohammed whittaker on thursday. on friday he was charged with 18 felonies connected to nine of those 20 shootings. authorities still don't have a motive but metro police, fbi and atf all received several leads that led to whittaker's arrest. >> a period of surveillance, it involved ballistics, tips, witness statements, and so that list just goes on and on about how this case was built. it wasn't built on one thing. it was built on a series of those things that had become very important. >> police say that whittaker wore a black hooded sweatshirt and ski mask. he would pull along side victims cars in a green sad, and then he would sl

it's not too far north of oklahoma city. 1960s crescent, oklahoma became a nationally important place because of the then booming american nuclear industry. and the okhoma-based oil and gas company called kerr-mcgee decided to open up a brand new facility in crescent, oklahoma in 1965 that would build nuclear fuel rods out of uranium and plutonium. these were fuel rods that were going to be used in nuclear reactors all over the country. well, one of the local residents who took a job at that new facility in crescent was a 26-year-old named karen silkwood. she worked as a lab tech, processing plutonium for use in nuclear fuel rods. karen silkwood was also a union rep and she started raising safety concerns about what was happening in the plant. accidents, safety standards, workers potentially being poisoned by the radioactive material they were working with. karen silkwood was on her way to meet with a reporter for the "new york times" to talk about those concerns at the plant when she died on the way to that meeting. she die

. >> in the heart of tornado alley in oklahoma city, oakdale elementary was hit twice. >> in 2003 thatool was completely destroyed. >> they took the engineers at texas tech and built a gym that doubles as a safe room. >> when you have students in an age group 4 to 14, we knew we needed to build a gym. we knew maybe we could do something to address those safety concerns. we tawld the architect -- we called the architect and said this is your job. and they did. >> to tell us what kind of construction will withstand those project isles. >> jeff and john design oa oakdale's safe room. >> the pressure of 250 mile-per-hour wind or an efi tornado. >> these walls were really thick. thickened to become a safe room. 12 inches thick. >> another important thing in the safe room is the connections. where the wall and the room intersect, you don't want that coming apart and the roof comes off and then the wall can fail and all these kind of terrible things can happen. >> is that where the innovation lies? >> the two forces pulling the walls apart and the projectiles coming through the walls. >> he s

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>>> i was in oklahoma city this week, and i can tell you all thoughts are going today especially to a solemn ceremony. held in oklahoma city as today marks 19 years since the horrific bombing attack there. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light >> family members and rescue workers attending the ceremony to remember the victims of the attack. 168 people were killed, including 19 children. hundreds of others injured. the bomber, timothy mcveigh, executed for the crime. his co conspirator, terry nichols, serving 161 life sentences in a super-max prison. he earned it. kelly? >>> new research going on right now showing those who spent six or more unemployment months are really having a hard time keeping it together, keeping a job, even finding a job. we've got the shocking reason to tell you about, and what it means for our economic recovery. >> plus, there are some people that are calling it a political stunt. the obama administration delaying a key decision on the key stone xcel pipeline again. the midterm elections and to our neighbors to the north. >>> for four reasons, jobs,

there will be isolated strong storms and isolated tornadoes with us today, reaching oklahoma city lates evening in that i-35 corridor. a coolish day. 51 today for a high with a chance of some showers later on today. so not the best of forecasts. >> all right, bill. thanks, buddy. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the chicago cubs has a rich history. willie geist is going to take us through it. and then when we come back here, he may be the most recognizable broadcaster in baseball history. we'll tell you the story of the man who brought the cubs into the home of the chicago cubs for decade, harry caray, live from wrigley field when we come back. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. cadmium, mercury, lead. all on the periodic table. all inside these