i never know if it is announced spokane or spokane. kind of a dreary day today. >> slow things down for about an hour, that was it are. more rain forecast coming up. up. right now 59 at the airport. >> residents of granbury texas are making their way back to the account area and it is a slow process. people showed up today that had to register for permits granting their ability to return to the area. all the cars had passed through and a nerve-area racking experience for people who did not know what was waiting for them and line. >> show militarist a lot of my home. hopefully my kids things are still there. pictures. on thethe houses flat news. >> this town was hit the hardest on wednesday 116 tornadoes tornadoeswn. -- 16 touched down. winds of up to 199 miles per hour. >> now your 11 forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> in a minute we will show you satellite imagery of the newest batch of egg storms -- big storms. call themnt to storms. rainy weather. it is concentrated this evening on the eastern shore, delaware bay and new j

. >> shepard: there's another case i'm learning in spokane? >> reporter: that's right.the spokane case, the officials confirmed the arrest and charging of one man, matthew ryan buket with one count of mailing a threatening communication. one of the five letters mailed to judge veteran -- fred van sickle. he was charged with the offense of mailing a threat and not a banned substance. one official said i wouldn't say the charges are over. the spokane letters are believed to include another one sent to president obama, one sent to the federal judge, another to fair child air force base and one that's not been recovered, sent to a cia facility. i asked officials how they would know about the cia letter if it hadn't been retired and they pointed to interviews and other evidence and said, quote, because we may know how many caster beans the man had in his house. >> shepard: doctor leonard cole is with us. it's sounding like this isn't weaponized. it's not as if it's been weaponized. it sounds like someone crashed caster beans and dumped them in an envelope. >> that's possibl

building in d.c., as well as a judge, a military base and a post office in spokane.aw enforcement does not believe the spokane letters are connected to the shreveport letters and warned that coverage of the plots may be spawning copy cats. the big question is why, the letter sent to mayor bloomberg and the director of the ill lien guns reads in part, you will have to kill mend my family before you get my guns. anyone who wants to come to my house will get shot in the face. the right to bear arms is my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right until the day i die. the dark, threatening language of the letters is rooted in profound fear of the state of the nation's gun laws and recent attempts to reform them in the name of public safety. stoking fear and warning of impending gun seizures has been part of the nra's playbook for years. >> we're in the midst of a once in a generation fight for everything that we care about. we have a chance to secure our freedom for a generation. or lose it. forever. we must remain vigilant. we must remain ever resolut

they're searching an apartment in spokane right now. no arrests have been made in this case. >>> several colleges and universities bid a fond farewell to their graduates today. northern virginia college and george university will flip their tassels today. cal ripken, jr. addresses the grads this morning and chuck todd he'll address marymount university. meanwhile, a student from catholic student will not cross the stage. his life ended in a deadly shooting in the district. williams finished his courses at the school last fall. in march he was gunned down in an apparent robbery attempt. he was on his way home from work to his apartment. his mother accepted his diploma at his graduation ceremony yesterday. >> i'm proud of my son's hard work. because he was very motivated. >> williams' mothers hopes someone will come forward with information and lead to the arrest in the murder. >>> and today is a long road to a diploma. some students will graduate alongside a woman who has been cleaning the dorms at the school. isabelle booth has been jug

one was to the spokane post office. the other to a federal judge.tmarked on tuesday. we are happy to report no one was hurt by the poison. >> talk about looking down on your subjects. in an effort to alleviate traffic congestion caused by his 12-car motorcade, vladimir putin will now commute to work by helicopter. that must be nice. reports say workers have completed construction on a helipad at the kremlin so he can use the chopper to go from home to work every day. who says putin is not a man of the people. >> so nice of him to do. >> he always mixes it up. we have a collection of greatest hits from vladimir putin. there he is in full military garb, dressing a tiger he hunted there. the shirtless, one of my favorites. >> another one. two in a row for you. >> the hand glider or ultra light flyer. a man of many faces and skillses. riding a motorcycle there. and -- >> ooh, he could beat you up. >> he was in the kgb. i hope he could beat me up. he'd be a lousy kgb agent if he can't beat me up. >>> up next, get in line and get your ticket now. the powe

the one in spokane and the one in westbury on june 1st will soon be sold out. the tip of the day, appeared on "good morning america" to promote keep it pithy this morning and stephanopoulos made me tell this story. >> i was in a car with elton john one time. the longest car ride of my life. i'm a pretty good conversationalist. you and i, we can talk for like hours, right? every time i come on it's easy toe talk to stephanopoulos, but i'm trying to talk to elton john. you're a brit and you come to america, what do you like about this country? you know, it's like, okay. it's a little bit funny. i started singing in song. >> you didn't? >> yes, i did. to relax the guy. tried to say, hey, how do i sound here? "crocodile rock," you know, but he's kind of a guy who i guess was suspicious of me as many people are. didn't want to engage in that conversation so it's a funny story in a book. >> i guess the factor tip of the day is don't get in the car with elton john, or maybe it's don't try to sing on national tv. take your pick. and that is it for us tonight. check out

the one on the west coast in spokane, washington and the one on the east coast. president obama, sort of the link in this, because he receives letters from both people who were sending these letters. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> bill bratton is a man who knows all about this kind of security threat. he's the former new york city police commissioner who is also top cop in boston and l.a. he joins me now. thanks for joining me again. what do you make of this latest ricin letter attack on the president and on mayor bloomberg? >> well, it's intended i think to attract publicity which it certainly is, intended to potentially intimidate but qte clearly the president and the mayor are not going to be intimidated by it. ricin is probably one of the worst ways to try and kill somebody. so i don't see it as a real threat in the sense of an actual capability to kill. but rather, to intimidate and attract publicity. >> the worrying trend is that a lot of these things, making ricin, making the kind of bomb that we saw in boston at the marathon, guns now, can all be done

meantime, another man is being held without bail in spokane, washington.. a rude awakening for people in this apartment complex in northern virginia. a small plane crashed through the roof. ended up in a man's living room. one person in the plane, and one in the building were hurt. not seriously, either, though. the plane had run out of gas en route from philadelphia. >>> one of the longest strikes in u.s. history is over. after ten years of picketing, the union representing workers at chicago's congress plaza has decided to move on. workers who want to return will get paid what they were making back in 2002, when their last contract expired. >>> finally, will it be finders keepers, 10-year-old tyler schafer staying at a hilton with his father, young tyler came across money neatly stacked in the drawer. turned out it was $10,000 neatly stacked in that drawer. the schafers turned the entire pile of cash over to police. missouri law says, if no one claims that cash in the next seven months, it will be tyler's to keep. there will be a followup in the next sev

another letter sent to the white house last week came from spokane, washington. authorities are also investigating suspicious letters sent to new york mayor, michael bloomberg. >>> an incurable infection spreading in california. the symptoms and what is causing it. >> slowly open the car door. i expected a cat to jump out and instead, there was this little bundle on the front seat of the car. >> fast forward 62 years and you have an unforgettable reunion. the message one of these women is hoping to get out there after all those years. >>> and what is your beef when it comes to people on cell phones? we look at the biggest mobile pet peeve. >>> the numbers behind me are the hottest temperatures so far this year. most set on may 2. liver more, 94. san francisco 88. i'm listing these because these could get eclipsed in the upcoming forecast. find out how hot, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> case of valley fever are spiking in western u.s. and many are coming from the central valley. the incurable fun gal infection is caused by tiny spores in the soil. they can be inhaled aft

an unrelated case the fbi said thursday a letter containing ricin was mailed to the president from spokane, washington. >>> syria says it has advanced missiles from russia and will respond in kind to future air attacks from neighbor israel. this as president obama meets with the nato secretary to discuss options on the civil war-stricken country. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, richard. a big part of that meeting will be the president and nato leaders, europeans trying to get together and figure out, can we get these two sides to sit down at the table and talk? there's a meeting in geneva, switzerland, next week as they again try to press the opposition leaders and bashar al assad's government to work this out, this civil war that's been going on and has been deadly for so long now. assad now insists that he's got weapons already in syria and more on the way from russia. and israel says that's a threat to them if, in fact, that's the case. they'll be ready to defend themselves. so the u.s. squarely in the middle of this with its meeting

and the fbi arrested a man in spokane, washington, last week, accusing him of sending threatening letters containing ricin to a federal judge there. as for the potential penalties for sending letters containing ricin, the mississippi man faces a biological weapons charge. it carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. he has denied doing anything wrong, brian. >> pete williams starting us off from d.c. tonight. pete, thanks. >>> we have an update on a deadly shooting connected to the expanding investigation into the boston marathon bombings. you may have heard last week a friend of the bombers' was shot and killed while being interrogated by the fbi. today, that man's father back home in russia, said his son was killed execution-style, shot seven times by the feds, including once in the back of the head. the fbi initially said their agent shot the man when he lunged at them with a knife, but now the fbi says he was holding a metal rod. they feared he was going to reach for a gun. >>> president obama is set to nominate a new fbi director. former deputy attorney general james comey, a rep

and as for spokane, a man was arrested there last week. matthew buquett. accused of sending a threatening letter to the judge fbi analysis did contain ricin and he sent a letter to the white house that was intercepted, in addition to letters elsewhere. including one addressed to the c.i.a. in mclean, virginia, at an address that doesn't get mail. postal authorities are trying to find that letter so they can make sure it's safely dealt with, andrea. >> that puts it all in context and i want to ask you about the fact that eric holder and team have been meeting with members of the media, not with nbc. with abc, was the only network that went today and with a number of newspapers yesterday, the "washington post" went yesterday. they seem to be wanting to come up with some guidelines. it's hard to say because they were off the record meetings. but the word that filters out is they want to come up with some guidelines to perhaps return to the practice of prior warnings to the media. in most cases at least. >> that's one possibility. i think they're looking at th

now, as for the other letter, that turns out to be, the authorities say, sent by a man in spokane, who was arrested last week for sending a threatening letter to a federal judge. the officials say matthew bouquette sent several letters, including one to the white house. it bears repeating none of these letters ever get to their targets if they're in the government. all that mail is screened. ricin letters never get to the white house. the letter to mayor bloomberg never got to city hall. they're all screened in off-site facilities. so it sounds dangerous, but they're not a threat to the person to whom they're addressed. >> all right, our justice correspondent, pete williams, thanks. >>> a few hours ago, president obama launched another battle with congressional republicans, this one over student loan rates. the president was flanked by college students in the white house rose garden as he warned interest rates on government-backed college loans will double july 1st unless congress fixes the problem. the president then took aim at a gop measure already passed by the republican-controlle

arrest in washington state for sending more tainted mail, at least 4 envelopes were post marked in spokaneincluding one addressed to president obama. three of the letters contain the poison ricin. >>> the santa clara county district attorney has charged two with grand theft and fraud. they are unrelated. they are both accused of charging the state for home healthcare while the patients were actually being taken care of in nursing homes. each could face more than three years in prison. they are scheduled for arraignment june 13th. >>> danville police are looking for a man who robbed a subway sandwich shop yesterday afternoon. this is a picture from san ramon police in an earlier robbery case. investigators believe the same man committed both robberies. yesterday's hold up happened at 5:20 p.m. in the rose garden shopping center on camino ramon, the man is in his early 20s, 5'5," 130 pounds. >>> the chp has released the name of a man killed last month when a sheriff's patrol car hit him. the accident happened on april 19th. 38-year-old slald a a march rojas was crossing the street and died,

it looks like areas near spokane will be okay. and seattle, 61, the chance of storms. san francisco only 60 with that on-shore flow. we warm it up a little bit in portland, but i wouldn't say that looks pretty. >> it doesn't look -- a spade is a spade, right? it's going to be a little rainy there. bill, thank you so much. >>> now to entertainment. tmz reporting justin bieber may sue house guests if they violate a nondisclosure agreement with they visit. bieber is reportedly asking for $5 million if guests break the waiver. >> no more sleepover at the biebs. >> so what's happening at the biebs' house? >>> paris hilton has signed with lil' wayne's cash money records for her sophomore album. >> did she have a first one? >> i didn't know that either. don't expect any ballads or bubble gum pop songs. this one is all house music. i'm thinking really? not so hot, maybe. >>> mommy-to-be kate middleton was glowing in yellow yesterday at buckingham palace. due in july, she spent the day mingling with guests and cradling her baby bump. >>> finally in a new interview with "esquire

unrelated case, the fbi said thursday a letter containing ricin was mailed to president obama from spokane, washington. >>> now to what's being called a problem with no good options. syria and what to do about continued fighting. president obama meets with nato secretary-general today as the u.s. grapples with how to respond to the ongoing civil war. tracie potts joins us live from washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning there is news from syria's president that missiles from russia that had been contracted and promised three years ago are now in the process of being delivered. in fact, he says the first shipment is already there. the state department can't confirm this, but if, in fact, that's the case, it escalates the situation and raises more questions about whether or not the u.s. should be arming the other side, the opposition, that's what john mccain has said. monday when he went on a secret mission into syria, he met with the opposition there. today, in washington, president obama meeting with the secretary-general of nato. they're trying t

the department of defense says all three airmen were part of the refueling squad near spokane. two are from california. victoria of palm dale and 30- year-old herman mackey of bakersfield. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> syrian rebels have shot down a military helicopter killing all government troops on board. i want to show you video. this was posted online today. it shows several armed men reportedly syrian rebels standing in front of the wreckage of a helicopter. the men in the video says rebels shot down the helicopter has it was taking off from an air base. syria is vowing to retaliate over the weekend. syria says the air strikes destroyed a government research facility. israel has not officially confirmed the attack but unofficially israeli sources says it targeted i rain january missiles. reportedly the long-range missiles would allow them to hit targets deep inside israel. >>> a pg&e employee injured in an electrical flash is recovering this morning. it happened yesterday afternoon. there san equipment failure as crews were fixing a transformer.

the other poisoned mailings targeted a federal judge and a post office in spokane. a fourth letter sent to nearby fairchild air force base still is being tested. the f.b.i. also is trying to track down a fifth suspicious letter en route to the c.i.a. the secret service said the letters were similar to ones sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg. the u.s. urged russia today not to send syria's assad regime highly specialized weapons that could prolong that country's civil war. today, the russian manufacturer of mig fighter jets announced plans to sign a new agreement to ship at least ten of the aircraft to syria. separately, russia said it will supply syria with an order for antiaircraft missiles. in washington today, secretary of state john kerry said those actions would only hinder efforts at peace negotiation. >> it is not helpful to have is-300 transferred to the region while you are trying to organize this peace and create peace. it is not helpful to have a lot of other ammunition, other supplies overtly going in. not just from the russians-- and they are

they were at his apartment in spokane searching for evidence.he letters were intercepted last week said to contain a crude form of ricin. one was sent to the judge, the other at the post office. he is being held without bond. >>> another alleged incident of sexual misconduct in the military. this time it involves a sergeant charged with violating the privacy of female cadets at west point. michael mcclendon charged with secretly videotaping and photographing at least a dozen women. he was relieved of his duties a year ago. complexities delay the formal charges. >>> an area woman had a few sleepless nights after parts of a cargo plane fell onto her house. homeowner pamela ware says two pieces of the aircraft tore up her roof sunday before bouncing into the yard. another piece of the jet's wing fell into the parking lot of a walmart. the parts came from a china air flight as it approached the atlanta airport. >>> and something of a medical miracle to show you here from peru. say hello to 2 month old girls shadiya and chanel vargas. they were born

agents in hazmat suits were at matthew ryan bookett's apartment in spokane searching for evidence. now, the letters were intercepted last week. one addressed to a judge, the other to a post office. bookett has also already pleaded not guilty. he is held without bond. >>> president obama announcing a major change in the controversial policy that allows deadly drone strikes on american citizens. control of this program will be shifted away from the cia to the pentagon. the change comes one day after the government admitted for the first time that four american citizens have been killed by drones since 2009 in pakistan and yemen. >>> an atlanta area woman has had a few sleepless nights after part of a cargo plane fell on to her home. homeowner pamela ware says two pieces of the aircraft tore up her roof before bouncing into the yard. she says it could have been much worse. >> if it had landed in here, because that's just sheetrock, it would have -- oh, boy, i wouldn't be no good. >> another piece of the jet's wing fell into the parking lot of a walmart. investigators say the parts cam

the fbi says another letter sent from spokane was addressed to the cia at a location in virginia that does not accept mail. postal authorities say they are looking for that one to make sure it is dwelt safely and the man arrested in spokane has plead not guilty. >> before we let you go. when we talk about these letters, do officials think they are just angry individuals acting alone or do they think this is a kooshd natd effort? >> no coordinated effort. what they fear is all the attention these letters are getting maybe spurring copycats. >> pete williams in washington, thank you very much. let's go to natalie and news that an american woman has been killed in syria. >> that's right. good morning. that woman was from flint, michigan. she was fighting alongside opposition forces. nicole mansfield's family says the fbi informed them of her death on wednesday. she was killed as they took photographs near the turkish border. the 33-year-old woman is a single mother of an 18-year-old daughter and had converted to islam five years ago. news executives meeting with attorney general eric hol

people thought that robots were going to make all jobs obsolete and i have here this headline from the spokane day we chronicle in one thousand and five that gadgets were going to wipe out complex industrial jobs but the productivity gains from lower cost items such as cars allow people to do more with less money and less time and this was one of the reasons why the us shifted from a manufacturing economy. a service based economy now regardless you know we don't see massive unemployment. might we see structural sets in employment towards new industries here and you know you can find one derful headlines about fears that robots will take over jobs from the nineteenth century this is been going on for a while if you look at early karl marx from eight hundred forty this is what he was writing about this is where that all started and science fiction started that way too so this has a huge history and the reason why robots have not thrown people out of work is really simple it's because we've made a decision to still peek pay people even though their jobs got easier to do you know i mean it's reall

. >>> investigators in hazmat suits searching an apartment in spokane apartment on saturday.wo letters containing the deadly poison ricin. no arrests have been made in this case. >>> finally, a man in colombia tries to steal a woman's cell phone. she doesn't give up a fight. when he tries to get away he runs into an oncoming bus. rough. ouch. >>> time now for the weather. over to ginger zee who's out in oklahoma city, in oklahoma, ginger? >> ron, it's a busy day ahead here in oklahoma city. but quiet and pleasant this morning. i have to e show you that video from earlier, one more time, because i have really never seen anything quite like this. we video in ten years i storm chased. check this out. wow. remember, that was rural. only hit one house. luckily that person was in the basement and survived. we'll see more populated areas see tornadoes like that one, that pond up and down near sanford. it's going to happen here. as we get up into the areas like southeast kansas, western missouri, kansas city is included in the elevated threat area, but see that huge pink area that in

it was the bloomsday race in spokane.ive and still dealing with sore quadriceps muscles. glad he's okay. >>> what a moment last night before the boston bruins playoff game. marathon bombing survive, jeff bauman, in front of the maple leafs waving a banner that read boston strong. bauman lost both legs in last month's attack but helped the authorities identify the accused bombers. >>> hello, everyone, i'm don lemon. this is the cnn newsroom. let's get you up to speed on what's happening now. fbi agents in hazmat suits searched the home of one of the boston bombing suspects today. the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, tell police he and his brother built the bombs there, that exploded at the boston marathon last month. investigators have found bomb

an arrest in spokane, washington. he was previously listed as a sex offender in 1998.e pleaded not guilty and is being held until a bail hearing on tuesday. he faces up to 10 years behind bars. more cases of a mysterious illness in southeast, alabama popping up overnight. the number rising from 7 to the number of 10. two people died so far. all of the patients have had the same symptoms fever, cough and shortness of breath. they hope to get preliminary lab results back today. >> an estimated 31 million people will hit the road for memorial day weekend. after seeing gas prices fall in march and april those prices have been steadily rising again. jolene kent from fox business network joins us with more on this. >> good morning. thank you for being here. >> prices go up for the 7th day in a row. 3.66 cents a gallon. especially the midwest is going to be hit hard with prices hitling 4.28 in minnesota and the rest of the country prices are up between 2 and $0.11 a gallon. 2000000 americans will drive 50 miles or more this weekend. certainly a lot of pain at the pump patti a

letters tainted with the deadly poison appear to be mailed out on the same day earlier this month from spokaneton. they arrested a janitor and sex offender on may 22 and charged the man with one count of mailing a threatening communication. that charge stems from the threatening letter that was sent to u.s. district judge fred vansickle. he has pled not guilt tree. authorities are now contend withing the ricin-laced centers sent to the new york mayor and the gun control advocacy group he helped found two letters mailed to president obama in recent weeks, one from spokane and another one from tipuloe mississippi, that man was arrested. two letters sent to federal judges in washington state and mississippi. one sent to fairchild air force base in spoke can washington, and one believed to be sent to cia headquarters in language lee, virginia that hasn't turned up yet. as for the new york mayor he expressed his determination to plow forward with his job and his advocacy on gun control. there is always threats unfortunately bloomberg said today on his weekly wor radio 710 show this morning, that co

and sean was charged with vehicular manslaughter, and he had a public defender in spokane, washington, a woman who really went to bat despite her crushing caseload. so she was doing at that point about 101 cases, compared to the prosecutor who is working opposite her who had 36 cases. so she was pushed to take his case to trial before she was ready. she again several trials in the last two months, and she said to the judge i need a little more time, the judge said no, you've got to go ahead. this is like a friday. she had to go to court on monday. she decided to refuse and take a stand and say that would be ineffective assistance of counsel if i were to go to court and represent him on monday when i'm not prepared for a trial. and due to the crunch of money in their office and there was limited investigative's, limited ability to call in experts, et cetera, she really was like, i need more time. the judge threatened to hold her in contempt of course. ultimately, she was given a few more weeks to prepare for the trial, which turned out to be a good thing because what she discovered whe

quick reminder 200 tickets left for the bolder fresher show he spokane washington july 20th, make dadappy for father's day. 30 tickets for the show. check it out on bill o'reilly.com. on deck cammeron andes rosen, some inside stuff about the intense problems the obama administration is experiencing. then factor tip of the day will make you healthier. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, as we mentioned there are some who believe the washington establishment is turning against the obama administration because of all the chaos. enter congressman charles rangel. is he even disenchanted about the a.p. story. >> the president has to come forward and share why he did not alert the press that they were going to do this. he has to tell americans, including me, what was this national security question. >> bill: all right. joining us now from washington ace reporters james rosen and carl

. >>> and investigators in hazmat suits searching an apartment in spokane, washington, on saturday.rching for letters that contained the deadly poison ricin. no arrests have been made in that case. >>> and finally, take a look at this. a man in colombia tries to steal a woman's cell phone. she doesn't give up without a fight. and when he finally tries to get away, he runs into an oncoming bus. she actually helped rescue this guy. the man was arrested -- karma, some say -- after being treated at the hospital. rough. ouch. >>> time now for the weather. over to ginger zee who's out in oklahoma city, in oklahoma, ginger? >> ron, it's a busy day ahead here in oklahoma city. but quiet and pleasant this morning. i have to show you that video from earlier one more time, because i have really never seen anything quite like this. we have seen a whole lot of video in the ten years i have storm-chased. but check this out. my friends took this. just, wow. remember, that was rur. only hit one house. and luckily that person was in the basement and survived. but we'll see more populated areas see t

about 100 mat at this point nay spokane. info on bill o'reilly.com. watters world in a segment.sse talking ardent suppor test >> bill: the other day we sent our pall jesse to lower manhattan where president obama remains very popular. the question, will his supporters stand by their man? ♪ >> the country right now, do you think we're in good shape? bad shape? >> which country? >> the united states. >> oh, my god, it's so american% to say this country and think it's america. >> which scandal gets your goat? >> would the boston marathon bopping be considered a scandal? >> right now benghazi. he's been inundated with a lot of scandal recently. does that bother you guys as obama supporters? >> must be so rewarding to be one of your close friends. >> have you heard about the irs scandal by any chance? >> no, i have not. >> i don't think it's like a huge scandal. >> and you really believe that drool? >> i don't know. to me he seems like a good guy. >> the irs was targeting conservative groups and politics. >> well, that sounds fine with me. >> did he rip them off and take some money t

quick reminder 200 tickets left for the bolder fresher show he spokane washington july 20th, make dad happy for father's day. 30 tickets for the show. check it out on bill on deck cammeron andes rosen, some inside stuff about the intense problems the obama administration is experiencing. then factor tip of the day will make you healthier. we'll be right back. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, as we mentioned there are some who believe the washington establishment is turning against the obama administration because of all the chaos. enter congressman charles rangel. is he even disenchanted about the a.p. story. >> the president has to come forward and share why he did not alert the press that they were going to do this. he has to tell americans, including me, what was this national security question. >> bill: all right. joining us now from washington ace reporters james rosen and carl cameron. so you believe the president is in trouble on his home field, cammeron. do you believe that he is in serious trouble? not temporary trouble, serious trouble? >> i don't know if it's seri

people thought that robots were going to make all jobs obsolete and i have here this headline from the spokaneday we chronicle in one thousand and five says that gadgets were going to wipe out complex industrial jobs but the productivity gains from lower cost items. cars allow people to do more with less money and less time and there's a one of the reasons why the u.s. shipped if a manufacturing economy to a service based economy now regardless you know we don't see massive unemployment. might we see structural shift and employment towards new industries here and you know you can find wonderful headlines about fears that robots will take over jobs from the nineteenth century this is been going on for a while if you look at early karl marx from eight hundred forty this is what he was writing about this is where that all started and science fiction started that way too so this has a huge history and the reason why robots have not thrown people out of work is really simple it's because we've made a decision to still peak pay people even though their jobs got easier to do you know i mean it's real

one was addressed to the spokane post office, the other to a local federal judge.arrested. >>> eric holder grilled by congress over twhi justice department secretly tapped into the phone records of the associated press. but he had little to offer on why it happened. holder said he recused himself from the investigation. >> i am a possessor -- i was a possessor of the information that was ultimately leaked. >> the committee criticized holder and accusing him of not taking responsibility for what happened at the justice department. >>> a little levity during that holder hearing thanks to a 19-month-old child. take a look at north carolina congressman, he's baby sitting while questioning the attorney general. that's his grandson niko. adorable sitting on his lap. niko, amazing behavior for most of the time there. really, just so much any of us can take at a hearing like this. listen. >> many of the sales on increasingly made over the internet where criminals are -- can hide their identityies -- where criminals can hide their identities and elude capture. >> people rea

buket in connection with threatening letters which allegedly contained ricin which were found in spokaneon. this is the latest we had. they were trying to find out would was responsible. but again, they have arrested a man in connection, 37-year-old matthew ryan buket. we get more information and we'll share it with you tonight. >>> anthony weiner is back. after months of speculation and nearly two years after he quit, i got to put that in quotes, i wasn't exactly a quit, it was kind of a forced quit because he tweeted nude photos of himself which were like this and then lied about it. former congressman anthony weiner decided to run for mayor of biggest city in this country, new york city. he announce the his candidacy this morning with a two-minute online video. >> look, i made big mistakes. i let a lot of people down. but i've also learned some tough lessons. i'm running for mayor because i've been fighting for the middle class and struggling to make it my entire life. i hope i get a second chance to work for you. >> are voters ready to give weiner a second chance? stephanie miller jo

the letters came from spokane, washington and they've been tainted with ricin. new york mayor michael bloomberg said he faces more danger from lightning than from a possibly ricin-laced letter he received recently. president obama also got one of those along with an anti-gun group in washington. one man was questioned for that but is not in custody. >>> the progres prognosis for me and social security is not promising. today's annual report reinforces what many of you already believe, that without changes both are in trouble. >> reporter: with 10 thousand baby boomers retiring every day for the next two decades, it's clear the young will face higher taxes if seniors collect all their social security and medicare benefits, promises that far exceed any plans to pay for them. >> we're looking at over 30 trillion in total obligations that we have to find financial resources 0 to pay for above and beyond projecte projected payro. >> the programs are on unsustainable paths. >> reporter: without benefit changes, taxes for younger workers would have to increase across t

three of them, including one addressed to obama, were reportedly postmarked from spokane, washington where a man was charged last week with sending ricin-tainted mail to a federal judge. the father of a chechen man shot dead while being questioned by an fbi agent has spoken out about his son's killing. ibragim todashev was reportedly unarmed when he was killed last week during interrogation over his alleged links to one of the boston marathon bombing suspects. on thursday, his father displayed photographs of his son's corpse and said he was shot seven times. he accused the appeal i of "tormenting" his son for eight hours and called for those responsible to be put on trial. i want justicet and i want there to be in investigations of these people are tried under american law. these are not fbi agents but bandits. i cannot call them anything else. >> on for some officials have provided differing accounts of the episode, -- law enforcement officials have provided differing accounts of the episode, with some initially claiming todashev had a knife. another said he flipped over a table and