chaos unfolding outside the alfred murrah frad federal building some of the video used to put timothy mcveigh away. a not so subtle show of force, iran testing three short range missiles as the head of its revolutiony guard and both the country's program is so successful, it's struggling to store all the missiles it has. >> see for yourself. this is video of the launches which aired on iran state-run television and the country claims it test add multiple missile launchers that can fire several weapons towards a single target. and tomorrow iran says, it will test two medium range missiles. missiles that defense analysts say could reach israel as well as u.s. interests in the gulf region. today's tests were apparently planned some time ago, but it's a brazen show of force, just days after the u.s. and its allies condemned iran and revealing it was building a veet underground nuclear facility reportedly seen here in this satellite photo. this puts new emphasis on the week's u.s. security council. iran's diplomates expected to sit down with representatives from the u.s. and other countries. julie

the shooter and timothy mcveigh, crazy people.t's madness, but there have been instances of groups getting all riled up, having people stoke them up, not lone killers, not the twinkie guy or the guy in the truck with the fertilizer, no, no, no. groups getting all riled up. they are generally groups that want to overthrow the government of the united states and thwart the constitution. those are not people in the tea parties. they love the constitution. they love america. we saw these people back in the 1960's, black panthers. we saw them in the '70's as the weather underground. in the '08's, may 19 communist organizations. the '90's, even today, with alf and elf. didn't i just do a story where they blew up six of the largest natural gas pipelines in north america in canada and they are environmentalist terrorists but the fringe media doesn't even cover these guys. we're seeing this in western canada, blowing up natural gas pipelines. bombed. six times in nine months. so nancy, i, too, share your fear of crazy lone nut jobs. i pray

some of the images became evidence at bomber timothy mcveigh's trial. he was executed in 2001. law enforcement officials are releasing few details in the case of a u.s. census worker found hang. it's still unknown whether it was suicide or murder. friday the census worker explained why data collection is being suspended in the area. the community remembered a beloved substitute teacher. >> it isn't clear what happened. but priewns tells us -- prudence tells us we should stop for a bit for the protection of our staff. we've redoubled efforts on safety, the safety training we give our interviewers nationwide. >> everybody loved him. the kids loved him. and staff loved him as well. if he got a full-time teaching position, he probably wouldn't be doing census work. >> sparkman was pursuing a college degree, hoping to become a full-time teacher. a pulitzer winning columnist passed away. the former speechwriter died yesterday. assistants said he had been diagnosed with chancer. sapphire served as a special assistant to president nixon and later joined the white house speech writing t

the video was used to convict timothy mcveigh. >>> now to a foiled terror plot.ibullah zazi is back in new york city and officially under indictment. last week bulletins were sent to cities all across the country. keep a close eye out on transit systems, sports venues, entertainment complexes, and hotels. they say he was plotting to bomb hotels close to the anniversary of 9/11. >> reporter: he arrived by chopper last night and city officials say he was planning to bomb. najibullah zazi was handcuffed and taken to the metropolitan detention centre in brooklyn where he's been held without bail. >> the fact that this plot was discovered by working with the fbi and the nypd and who knows who else has been part of that gives you some comfort. >> reporter: zazi who grew up in queens is accused of plotting to new york trains on the anniversary of 9/11. surveillance video from a suburban denver store shows him buying large quantities of hydrogen peroxide and nail polish remover. investigators believe he was trying to make a bomb similar to those used in london, and exper

some of the images were used as evidence that the bomber, timothy mcveigh's trial was later executed.reds of others. it was the worst attack in u.s. history before the september 11th, 2001, attacks. >>> well, this weekend, more prisoners were released from guantanamo bay. according to the justice department three detainees were taken from cuba, then sent to ireland and yemen. it's the latest transfers as president obama tries to close this controversial facility by the january goal. defense secretary robert gates appeared on the morning talk shows to defend the president's decisions. >> then if we find we can't get it done by that time but we have a good plan, then you are in a position to say it's going to take us a little longer, but we are moving in the direction of implementing the policy that the president set. >> and gates says he doesn't know whether the deadline will need to be extended. >>> well, iran says it successfully test-fired short- range missiles. this comes just days after the u.s. and its allies revealed that iran is now building a secret nuclear facility. here's ou

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think you are capable of running health care," that their government would call them terrorists, timothy mcveigh fascists, evil? did you ever think that would happen in your america? cros[crowd shouts "no!"] sean: congress as a 24-year low approval rating. are you going to dismiss that -- congress has that. >> republicans are mad. that is where all of the opposition is coming from here. >> it is showing that moderate democrats, independents, probably more so than anyone, and republicans are upset with the job, and the popularity of the president has dwindled, and you can see it in the numbers. you know what i need? >> he has not passed the health- care reform legislation. >> he is trying to create a crisis. >> is going to pass. -- it is going to pass. >> they are saying, "wait a minute. this is not what we vouch for when we put president obama in office." a percentage of the population is not pleased right now. >> almost all of them are republicans. >> the moderates and independents. sean: they are abandoning him in droves. the american people, i do not think they have confidence in him. remembe

some of the images were used in the trial of timothy mcveigh. >>> the last defense witness testified in italy in the murder trial of american college student amanda knox. the 22 year old is on trial with her italian boyfriend for the murder of her roommate. an expert testified that dna levels from knox found on a kitchen knife alleged to be the murder weapon were too low to be considered as evidence. closing arguments are expected late next month. >>> cleanup has begun in parts of georgia ravaged by severe flooding last week. people in northwest georgia were taking what was left from their flood damaged homes. on friday vice president joe biden pledged the federal government would help georgia recover from the ordeal. at least 11 deaths in georgia, alabama and tennessee were blamed on the storms. >>> judge sotomayor's first pitch was right down the middle. sotomayor is credited with saving baseball when she issued the order that helped end the major league baseball strike of 1994 and '95. >>> a florida woman walking her dog by a lake was attacked by a seven-foot alligator. it happene

the video was used because bomber timothy mcveigh who was executed back in 2001. >>> now to a filed domestic terror plot. new details now emerging about the prime suspect naj he b. >> he is accused of plotting an attack in new york city. officials say his arrest should be wake up call to congress. >> reporter: he will appear in federal court this tuesday in brooklyn facing charges of plotting to use weapons of mass destruction. investigators say they believe he was not acting alone. both federal and state investigators have fanned out all over new york city and beyond trying to track down the people zazi was communicating with in the days and weeks before his arrest. wiretap conversations reveal he was urgently trying to get the right recipe down to make a homemade hydrogen peroxide bomb. there's been no word on any arrests as of yet. this is just the kind of thing the mayor of new york and new york police commissioner ray kelly say they need funding for to track down and capture terror suspects before they strike. in a press conference today the mayor commissioner, senator joe lieberman and

this video was used to help convict timothy mcveigh who was executed back in 2001. >>> -- it killed 168 people. >>> also new about najibullah zazi. hes accused of plotting an attack in new york city. friends and neighbors say zazi is fascinated with cell phones, computers and other technology. after the become a coffee cart operator, he was at first friendly but some of his customer says they noticed a shift a few years ago. >>> as president obama moves ahead with health care reform, former president clinton is coming to his aid. mr.clinton says rite critics should offer a solution -- says critics should offer a solution instead of criticizing. >>> the first family did a little sight seeing this weekend getting to know washington a little better. we'll show you where our cameras otted the obama family. >>> a frantic water rescue to free a trapped whale. we'll show you more of this video. >>> we are checking out your monday morning commute. back to work, folks. it is okay. we'll check in with julie and get a look at that. tony has your forecast coming up next. ♪ ♪ find your favorite bran

he didn't want another timothy mcveigh scenario.s to know something about his audience, doesn't he if he's wanting them not to be violent? >> if i could be extra cynical, what if the thinking here is if something does happen down the road they've created cover. that it's pelosi's fault. and if something did happen, that is at least a consequence of what they're doing if not the purpose. >> craig, there aren't a lot of us in this country who have any idea of who lyndon larouche is. i find it indescribable and challenging to try to explain it to anyone. but would you call him a good and faithful democrat? >> not at all considering that not too long ago he told a crowd of supporters that under obama, their sisters would be carted off to ovens. i don't think that is a supporter of at least the president, certainly not the democratic party. i haven't understood larouche until his people threw wine on my suit. and in those days i got the budget to get dry cleaning. but here's how i explain larouche, lawrence. his movement, nativist revolu

some of the tapes were used in the trial against convicted bomber timothy mcveigh.ecuted in 2001. the tapes were released as a freedom of information request by an attorney. >>> a fertility hospital in new orleans has admitted to a huge mix yum thaup that could t big time. some embryos frozen were lost or mislabeled. despite the mistake, the hospital insists no mothers were injected that embryos that don't belong to them. >> jews around the world are celebrating yom kippur. we wish our juicish friends an ease -- we wish our jewish friends an easy fast. >>> prosecutors getting a better handle on how najibullah zazi allegedly plotted to bomb sites in the u.s. official are calling it the most dangerous scheme since 9/11. >> zazi will appear in federal court this coming tuesday in brooklyn, facing charges of plotting to use weapons of mass destruction. investigators say they believe he was not acting alone. federal and state investigators fanned out over new york city and beyond trying to track down the people that zazi was communicating with in the days and weeks befor

bomber timothy mcveigh was executed back in 2001. his co-conspirator, terry nichols, is in prison serving a life sentence. >> acclaimed film director roman polanski has hired a swiss attorney for a possible extradition hearing following his arrest yesterday. the united states has sought to have polanski extradited ever since 1978 when he pleaded guilty to having sex with a 13-year-old girl. he then went to france to avoid prison. police arrested him in switzerland where he had traveled to receive an award at a film festival. polanski's fans protested outside the festival, calling for his release. his iends say they are stunned. >> i'm ashamed to be swiss, that swiss is doing such a thing to a brilliant, fantastic genius that millions and millions of people love his work. he's a brilliant guy. and he made a little mistake 32 years ago. what a shame for switzerland. >> switzerland has made a point of saying polanski will not be transferred to u.s. custody until he has had his day in court there. >> well, the redskins beaten by historic

it will probably do a timothy mcveigh said or something of that nature or blow up the mall.then, bush/cheney constantly tell us they kept us safe. well, here is a factoid for them. more american citizens, more american people have died at the hands of our enemies under the bush/cheney regime than under carter, reagan, bush sr., and clinton combined to, combined. now, that is a factoid for you. more americans have died under the -- underhe

the video was used to convict timothy mcveigh. he was executed in 2001. >>> two countries make a plea to keep oscar award-winning director roman polanski free. he's in jail this morning in switzerland. police arrested him over the weekend as he entered to receive a lifetime achievement award. he is wanted here in the u.s. for drugginand having sex with a 13-year-old back in 1977 she want has since said that polanski should not go to jail. the l.a. district attorney, though, says the law is the law. >> he wanted to get this case resolved for a long time but on his terms. it will be on the terms of the l.a. county justice system, not his terms. >>he united states has 60 days to formalize the extradition request. he fled to france the day before sentencing was to happen in the case. both countries will make a joint plea to the u.s. for his clemency. >>> pope benedict xvi is wrapping up a three-day visit to the czech republic with a call to holiness. the pontiff held mass near prague this morning for at least 40,000 faithful. the trip

administration in 1996 and in response, very reasonably so to the tragedy oklahoma city bombings of timothy mcveighelligence community and law enforcement had been asking for for many, many years. if you look at what was done by other administrations in the past generally more liberal than bush administration in times of crisis it pales in comparison. what comes to mind is abraham lincoln habeas corpus during the civil war. enterment camps. jfk had done very questionable creative things in the fight against the communist during the cold war. gretchen: very interesting to hear the historical pepper. a lot of people look back a couple of years and use that as their barometer. here is some of the ways in which the laws like the patriotic act would have played a role. sharing information between agencies. it's amazing to think that wasn't being done between recently that. >> also is historical context. after the vietnam era and nixon and so much the really outlandish things did he foreclosure intelligence domestically to spy on vietnam war protesters, we basically put up a wall between foreign intellig

how is it that we can square the fact that we also have domestic terrorism such as the timothy mcveighsd some of the things going on with the extreme right wing reported in the homeland security report, and people like sarah palin -- how is she any different from jane fonda, going over any time of war and slamming the united states? guest: i do not deal with political issues, but your issue about domestic terrorism is a very valid point. if the fbi is correct, and there is still some controversy about whether everyone believes it in town, but the anthrax attack of october, 2001 -- according to the fbi, it was by an american scientist working in a department of defense laboratory. one of the things that is so scary about biological weapons is you could not have a single domestic terrorist making a weapon. that is just not possible. but a single individual, whether they are living in afghanistan or alabama, would make no difference, that one or two people could probably put together some sort of crude biological weapon. that is of great concern. when i say al qaeda, i'm concerned about al