-year-old suspected anti government extremist is arrested after allegedly trying to blow up an oklahoma city bank. good morning from the studio 57 news room here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. president trump condemned racists during a white supremcy. some gathered outside the hotel where the president is staying and heather is with us this morning.orirst te since the inauguration president trump came back to his hometown and he was greeted with protesters many aligned here on ft the president arrived at his new york city home last night outside of trump tower. it was one of several demonstrations around the country denouncing this weekend's rally in charlottesville, virginia during which white supremacists clashed with counterprotesters leaving one person dead. >> i cannot stand for nazis in my country. i want anyone who lives here to feel safe. >> reporter: the man w charlottesville is according to friends someone who admires hitler. he appeared in court monday officially charged with injuring 19 and in the death of the 32-year-old heather heyer. >> i'm extremely p

to the plan of jerry drake varnell's plan to blow up an oklahoma city bank.n the criminal complaint, varnell wanted to pull off an take similar to the oklahoma city bombing, adding, "i'm out for blood." when militias start getting formed, i'm going after government officials. the informant introduced varnell to an undercover f.b.i. agent, posing as someone who could help him get bomb-making supplies and plan the attack. raul bujanda is with the f.b.i. >> he then began acquiring components for what he believed would make a 1,000-pound improvised explosive device. >> reporter: last friday varnell assembled what he thought was a working bomb and tried to detonate it with a cell phone. >> he parked the car and tried to remotely detonate the bomb. >> reporter: varnell follows the 3%ers, an extremist anti-government group. former f.b.i. assistant director ron hosko. >> we have violent people who are on the fringe, who are angry, who feel a call to action, who feel like their response is the answer. and too often that response is to kill a lot of innocents. >> repor

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incidentally, it is right across the street from the oklahoma city national memorial. the site of the okc bombing. anthony. >> thank you, omar. >> the united states needs china's help with north korea, but president trump signed an executive memo today sure to anger the chinese. it calls for an investigation into whether china stole american intellectual property. here is ben tracy. >> reporter: china repeatedly warned trump not to use trade as a means to force stronger action on north korea. china accounts for 90 poe% of n korea's trade and reluctant to punish the regime economically for near of collapse. china issued an order banning all imports of north korea coal, iron ore and seafood in scum y compliance with u.n. sanctions. general dunford began a jae-in. preferring diplomacy to force and the u.s. is tried use full range of capabilities to respond to any attack. the u.s. staged joint military exercises with japan and will go ahead with exercises in south korea next week. something both china and north korea oppose. kim jong-un, regime, continued defiance claiming

say the accused jerry varo jerry vannell had admiration for the oklahoma city bomber.ierre thomas with details. >> reporter: 23-year-old jerry varnell behind bars accused of plotting to blow up a bank building in downtown oklahoma city. >> several components to make a large vehicle-born it into a cargo van. >> reporter: the fbi says he attempted to detonate what he thought was a 1,000-pound bomb. the plat similar to timothy mcveigh's 1995 oklahoma city bombing which killed 168 people. but it was all a sting set up by the fbi. according to prosecutors he drove the van to bancfirst downtown parking in this alleyway before being arrested. he told one of their informants he admired mcveigh and was aspiring to bomb the federal reserve building in washington, d.c. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> a rookie stunt woman has been killed on the set of "deadpool 2" during rehearsals for a stunt in vancouver, canada. joi "sj" harris was the first african-american female road racers and first film as a stunt performer. harris was not wearing a helmet during the scene because

that response is to kill a lot of innocents. >> reporter: varnell was in federal court today in oklahoma cityight behind me. incidentally, it's right across city national memorial, the site of the deadly 1995 o.k.c. bombing. anthony? >> mason: omar villafranca. thank you, omar. the united states needs china's help with north korea, but president trump signed an executive memo today that's sure to actor the chinese. it calls for an investigation into whether china stole american intellectual property. here's ben tracy. >> reporter: china has repeatedly warned trump not to use trade as a means to force stronger action on north korea. china accounts for 90% of north korea's trade and has been reluctant to punish the regime economically for fear of collapse. yet today china issued an order banning all imports of north korean coal, iron ore and seafood in compliance with tough new u.n. sanctions. meanwhile, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, marine general joseph dunford, began a tour of asia, meeting to reassure south korea's president moon jae-in. dunford tsayshe u.s. still prefers diplo

the plat similar to timothy mcveigh's 1995 oklahoma city bombing, which killed 168 people.ut it was all a sting set up by the fbi. according to prosecutors, o tell drove the van bancrsdowntown parking it in this alleyway before being arrested. they say after anh investigation, varnell told one of their informants he admired mcveigh and was aspiring to bomb the federal reserve building in washington, d.c. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> a rookie stunt woman has been killed on the set of "deadpool 2" during rehearsals for a opportunity in downtown vancouver, canada. joi "sj" harris was the first african-american female professional road racer and reportedly her first film as a stunt performer. "deadpool" producers say harris was not wearing a helmet during the scene because her character does not wear a helmet. now, "deadpool 2" star ryan reynolds tweeted we're heartbroken, shocked and devastated. >>> and we have some new details now about tiger woods' may traffic stop in florida. according to espn a toxicology report shows he had painkillers, sleeping pills and the

plus a man arrestedt oklahoma city. how f-b-i agents helped foil the plot.. and breaking right now - two men shot in d-c.. one of them killed. the license plate police want you to watch out for - next. on second street near catholic university in northeast. chest after 11:30pm. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police are looking for two suspects. and in southeast -- police were called to naylor road for a man shot multiple times. he was found outside of 7-11 at the strip mall near the lax liqour store. police are on the lookout for a black audi suv with d-c tag f-j-3-6-7-1 if you any information, you are asked to contact police. developing now, a man is in custody after allegedly trying to bomb a building in oklahoma city. the f-b-i says 23-year-old jerry drake varnell tried to build a car bomb and destroy the bancfirst building. the f-b-i received a tip about him in december. an undercover agent offered to help... providing him with fake explosives. varnell was arrested saturday, shortly after he allegedly tried to detonate the fake bomb. ac

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the alleged terror takedown in oklahoma city. the fbi arresting a suspect allegedly trying to detonate what he believed to be a bomb. authorities saying the suspect admired timothy mcveigh. here's david kerley. >> reporter: this oklahoma city bank, the alleged target of this 23-year-old man charged tonight. saying he hoped to start an anti government revolution. jerry varnell, allegedly first suggesting to bomb the federal reserve, then settling for the bank. he hoped to emulate mcveigh's 1995 bombing. >> he wanted to make the biggest impact wherever he was going to place the bomb. in his mind, this would have been the biggest impact in oklahoma. >> reporter: an undercover fbi employee provided a van and materials. which varnell allegedly used friday night to assemble what he thought would be a bomb. he drove to the bank, left the van in an alley, and used a cell phone he expected to detonate the explosion. instead, he was arrested. through the investigation, varnell allegedly said he was aligned with the patriot anti government

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david begnaud, cbs news, oklahoma city. >> mason: rose to the rescue.the "cbs evening news." >> time to work! >> reporter: i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org we've been showing you the mounds of garbage piling up on now kpix >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. we have been showing you the mounds of garbage piling up on the streets. now kpix 5's susie steimle reports, city leaders are about to talk about a plan what to do about it. >> breaking news from oakland. victorian house there has been going up in flames. chopper 5 live over that house over the fire scene right now. the fire broke out about an hour ago. this is east 19th street in oakland. the building apparently was vacant. the windows were all boarded up. you can see firefighters still getting water on that old home. a few minutes ago, though, we saw flames shooting out of the windows and the roof. you can see the charred wreckage of it there. it's been kic

leading to the bombing in oklahoma city. after many of these visits, there is no single outcome when tragedy strikes. some events are so important, they become judge does so important, they become sanctified. they become so important, people dedicated, consecrated for that particular event. the opposite side, we have obliteration. rectification is the most common outcome. we do not see any great significance in this event and we will put it back right. there is another outcome which i call designation. something important happened here but it did not quite -- it is not quite enough to push it toward sanctification. that designation is a step toward sanctification a little bit later and i have some examples. we will come back to gettysburg in a minute. in the 1920's, the terrorist attack on wall street in new york, the last physical evidence of that bombing, a few shrapnel scars along wall street. that has faded from view. we have the chicago river, a cruise ship tipped over as it was loading. it claimed as many passengers as

is now custody for allegedly trying to detonate what he thought was a vehicle bomb in downtown oklahoma citystice reporter is following this story for us. so, how was the plot uncovered? what do we know? >> reporter: so, wolf, this is a 23-year-old man from oklahoma. basically, a person came forward and said, back in december, what he was having conversations with jerry varnell, and in the conversations, he indicated that he wanted to conduct an oklahoma city-style attack in washington, d.c., against the federal reserve. and then the fbi started to do their work, monitoring him. they eventually sent in an undercover agent who court records call -- they call him the professor. he was the bomb maker, kind of, someone who was helping varnell, giving him ideas, perhaps, teaching him how to make this bomb. he wanted to make a 1,000-pound bomb. eventually, he decided that he wanted to do the plot, conduct it, conduct the attack in oklahoma, and this essentially became a sting operation for the fbi. they sent in an undercover. the undercover would talk to him repeatedly. would make sure he still wa

fills her car with dresses, and drives 110 miles to this oklahoma city hotel to deliver them.do something, stephanie huey has raised $5,600 for ellis through a go fund me page. >> this is what's left? >> yes, sir, and it's going down fast. i've just been a busy bee. >> reporter: this oklahoma grandmother says she will continue working 15-hour days and making those weekly drives to meet the brides until the 20 or so gowns that are left, fit just right. >> thank you. enjoy your wedding. >> reporter: infinite joy, provided by a single rose. >> it's time to work. >> david begnaud, cbs news, oklahoma city. >> that's the overnight news for this friday for some the news continues for others check back for the morning news and cbs this morning from the broadcast anthony mason. thanks for watching. >> announcer: this is the c brks srs overnight news. >>> i'm michelle miller. new transcripts show a different side of president trump's key campaign promise to build the wall along the mexico border getting mexico to pay for the wall was one of his loudest applause lines in his speeches but

. >>> new tonight, the fbi's revealing disturbing details of an alleged bomb plot in oklahoma city. follow in the footsteps of the most infamous home-grown terrorist. our correspondent jessica schneider is joining us. >> the plot they foiled this weekend, it echoed the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. fbi agents arrested 23-year-old as he prepared to detonate a van full of explosives near an oklahoma city bank on saturday. he initially planned to target the federal reserve in washington, d.c., and much like the oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh, he posted extensively on facebook and spewed racism and talked about the ideology a wing of the militia movement. the fbi was on to him for the last nine months and got a tip about his bomb plot in december 2016 and then the fbi used an undercover agent to pose as someone who could assist varnell. he tried to trigger it with his cell phone on saturday. the public was never in danger and his event you'll arrest was a culmination of a long-term investigation. he's now behind bars and faces up to 20 years in prison. >> jessica schneider, thank yo

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and this photograph on the right is from the dedication to oklahoma city bombing. memorial. and talking with some of the people who came back, some of the rescuers and so forth, they said i couldn't come back to oklahoma city until today. the first time i have been able to be back because it has such an effect on my life, but i came back because this is a good thing they're doing in oklahoma city. i might also point to something like kent state university. kent state, this is a photograph taken on the 40th anniversary. and kent state has an annual vigil. they have a midnight walk all the way around campus that comes back to the sites of where the four students died. and you see in the upper left-hand corner the event, the speakers in the afternoon sitting on the hill where a d f daffodil is planted for each soldier who died in the vietnam war. you can see a vigil at sandra scheuer's death site. those are pictures of people singing around her death site. and professor jerry lewis was there trying to deflect the national guard leading people around. so i think as we look into

david begnaud, cbs news, oklahoma city. >> that's the overnight news for this friday for some the newscheck back for the morning news and cbs this morning from the broadcast center in new york city i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >>> welcome to the overnight news, i'm michelle miller. new transcripts show a different side of president trump's key campaign promise to build the wall along the mexico border getting mexico to pay for the wall was one of his loudest applause lines in his speeches but when speaking to mexican president mr. trump asked him to keep quiet about who will pick up the bill. chip reid with more from washington. >> we will build the wall 100%. >> reporter: it was the biggest applause line of candidate trump's presidential campaign. >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> crowd: mexico! >> reporter: but just one week after taking office, president trump said in a phone call with mexican president enrique peÑa nieto that the wall and who will pay for it is economically "the least important thing that we're talking

(grant) in oklahoma city the man accused of planning to blow up a bank... appeared in court today. 23-year-old, jerry varnell was arrested by f-b-i agents early saturday... after they say he was trying to detonate a car bomb. the car was was parked next to the bank. an oklahoma senator says it could have mirrored the 1995 bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city... killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more. varnell faces up to 20 years in prison. (grant) north korea has briefed leader kim jong un on military plans to launch missiles in water near guam. this as the top u-s military officer says the united states wants to peacefully resolve the deepening standoff. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff --general dunford-- arrived in south korea today. general dunford is there for talks aimed at easing tensions. south korea's president says he will put everything on the line to prevent another war on the korean peninsula. the governor of guam is also reassuring the island's roughly 160-thousand people they are prepared for anything. but encourag

the photograph on the right is from the dedication of the oklahoma city bombing. memorial at talking with some of the people, some of the rescuers said, i could not come back to oklahoma city until today. because this is a good thing they are doing. point to something like penn state university? photographs taken on the 40th anniversary. they have an annual vigil, a midnight walk all the way around campus that comes back to the site where students died. the speakers in the afternoon sitting on the hill were a daffodil is planted for each soldier who died in the vietnam war. those are members of her sorority singing in the parking lot. lewis was there. future,ok into the there are other cities facing as many ghosts and skeletons as salem is. listenhave a chance to, of thefull youtube video new orleans speech about the removal of the confederate monuments in new more lens -- in new orleans. in new orleans, the controversy is removing memorials. in salem, it is the opposite. he makes a stunning argument is so important. this removal is about showing the whole world t

the alleged terror takedown in oklahoma city. a suspect trying to detonate a van, saying he admired timothy mcveigh. here's david kerley. >> reporter: this 23-year-old man charged tonight, jerry varnell, allegedly first suggesting to bomb the federal reserve, then settling for the bank. >> he wanted to make the biggest impact wherever he was going to place the bomb. in his mind, this would have been the biggest impact in oklahoma. >> reporter: and the materials he assembled would be a bomb. drove to the bank, left the van in an alley, and used a cell phone to detonate it. instead, he was arrested. >> this is a message to everybody that was like-minded to stand up, and take action. >> reporter: he allegedly said he was aligned with the patriot anti government movement. >> thank you. >>> we turn overseas to a lo looming -- warning the u.s. is prepared to use the full range of its capabilities if north korea follows through on its threats of americans? >> i would say, we have the capability to defend them. >> north korea warning it

and is with us from oklahoma city tonight joe thanks very much for joining me again. other grayling clearly from norris report was still very much in the rescue phase but what happens next. well the response plays will be continuing until every last person is recovered. other disaster assistance teams on the ground and they make the assessments to property. that belongs both privately and two governments. no make those. assessments as soon as the water recedes somewhat we have areas where the water is still rising this storm is headed off into louisiana mississippi tennessee now. those states are being prepared they have high water rising water it's not the storm itself that's dangerous it's rising water and i would encourage people if they can hear me and are in affected areas. do not go to your attic to escape the rising water do not do that. most of our desks in two thousand one with a tropical storm allison. occurred in the attics of houston house. die warning that how long before we know the real told afp this dishonest. it's going to be months maybe even years q

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federal agents say they've thwarted terror plot modeled off the oklahoma city bombing. we'll have details on the frightening plan. >>> plus a program that gives protection to undocumented immigrant children from deportation. turns five today. still it faces some challenges. i'll explain straight ahead. >>> good tuesday morning from the severe weather center 9 where yet again today another unseasonably cool day inland. how long this cooling trend will last. it's been a pretty quiet start so far for the tuesday morning commute. we'll have all the details on what the backup looks like coming up. the ok >>> new details about the young man who allegedly tried to pull off a similar plot to the oklahoma city bombing. a confidential informant says 23-year-old jerry drake very nell was upset with the government and wanted to strike back. the informant reportedly linked him to an undercover fbi agent who pretended to get him what he need to make a bomb and then blow up a bank in oklahoma city. but the device he allegedly tried to detonate friday failed him. he was arrested the ne

he was planning to blow a bank building in downtown oklahoma city. >> he had several components to make a large vehicle born iebd and loaded if in noo a cargo van. >> reporter: a plat similar to timothy mcvay's 1995 oklahoma city bombing which killed 168 people. but it was all a sting set up by the fbi. according to prosecutors, he drove the van to bank first downtown parking it in this alleyway before being arrested. the fbi says over an 8-month investigation, he told one of their informants he admired mcvay and was aspiring to bomb the federal reserve building in washington, d.c. and we'll have the latest on the arrest coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look on pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> president trump says he may pardon former arizona sheriff joe opyo. a jury convicted him of misdemeanor contempt of court in july. a federal judge ruled in 2013 that his officers racially profiled latinos but the sheriff reviews fused to stop his immigration patrols. he lost a bid for re-election last november. the president says he support pz his strong stance on undocumented im

just outside of denver, just down towards oklahoma city and wichita, and for oklahoma city, it will be track this cold front over the next couple of days. the storms pop up around 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. then midnight, they head down to oklahoma city. then we do it again on friday as the cold front cools you off in chicago. not going to feel like a summer weekend in the great lakes with the cool temperatures. friday storms through the ohio valley, and then, unfortunately, for all our friends in the mid-atlantic and up in the northeast, saturday that line of storms coming over i-95 saturday afternoon. not the best late beach afternoon or evening in areas of the northeast and there's no signs of any heat to come too. it looks pretty cool throughout p of the eastern half of the country. right through next week, lewis. >> had to bring the bad news about the weekend, though. >> just saturday afternoon and evening. it could be a little bit of a rain-out for some people. >> all right, bill. when it comes to basketball, there's the trick shot, and then there's this. bull bullard of harlem glo globet

about oklahoma city.nd the president has an opportunity to do that here. my question is whether he can do it. >> rick tyler, republican consultant, msnbc contributor. thank you for joining us. >>> up next, trump forcefully defends his controversial pardon of joe arpaio. is he setting the stage for future pardons? this is "hardball," where the action is. this is not a cloud. this is a car protected from storms by an insurance company that knows the weather down to the square block. this is a diamond tracked on a blockchain - protected against fraud, theft and trafficking. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. this is a patient's medical history made secure - while still available to their doctor at their fingertips. this is an asteroid live-streamed to millions of viewers from 220 miles above earth. this is ai trained by experts in 20 industries. your industry. hello. this is not the cloud you know. this is the ibm cloud. built for your business. designed for your

. -- government.t leading to the bombing in oklahoma city. after many of these visits, there is no single outcome when tragedy strikes. what i portrayed in my book was a continuum of outcomes. some events are so important, they become so important, they become sanctified. they become so important, people dedicated, consecrated for that particular event. the opposite side, we have obliteration. these are so shocking and shameful that people want to put the evidence away. for years i had put gallows hill on that side. in a sense, that is what happened. remove the evidence, forget about it. closer to the other outcomes. you will see, rectification is the most common outcome. we do not see any great significance in this event and we will put it back right. there is another outcome which i call designation. the idea that something important happened here but it did not quite -- it is not quite enough to push it toward sanctification. often times that designation is a step toward sanctification a little bit later and i have some examples. we will c

bill clinton turned his presidency around with oklahoma city. when we had the bombing out there and the way he handled that. this president has turned the oklahoma city example and turned it upside down and grievously wounded himself and i think left us with a more dangerous situation for the republic than we've had before. >> tara, do you agree? >> yeah. we talked about this a lot during the campaign, donald trump's temperament, what motivates him, what inspires him. people need to remember that roy cohn was donald trump's mentor. roy cohn was one of the most notorious lawyers, mafia lawyers in new york city. he also worked for mccarthy. and it was roy cohn who instilled in donald trump during the housing discrimination lawsuit against him in the '70s, when there was a discrimination lawsuit brought because they weren't renting to black renters, roy cohn told him, double down. don't apologize and you sue the department of justice. this fits the exact pattern of donald trump's entire life. this is who he is. any sign of weakness, forget about it

the people voted to move the capitol from guthrie to oklahoma city. the story about the midnight ride of the state seal, several versions of that story and all of them seem to stay in the middle of the night but the truth of the matter was, they had car trouble along the way, didn't get there until the next morning and brought the seal back the next day. this is the supreme court of the state of oklahoma. originally, five justices elected by the people. today, there are nine. and they are appointed by the governor. now, once they are appointed in the next general election, their names will be on the ballot and we vote to retain them for six years and then every six years after that, their name will be on the ballot. a little bit about the room. the woodwork throughout this room is solid mahogany imported from the west indies in 1916. the pillars are one piece of solid vermont marble. each of these pillars weighs about 10,000 pounds. brought on the railroad because that was the way to move things in the 1910s. the ceiling and the decorative places alon