part of the motivation for timothy mcveigh to blow up the federal building in oklahoma clearly, clearly came from him drawing on the apocalyptic myth. how that works is instead of the antichrist being some demonic religious being, the antichrist for timothy mcveigh, militia groups, patriot groups, white supremacist groups, that's the united states government. and their idea is the antichrist is the attempt for the united states government to bypass the constitution and take away their rights. so what does he do? a dangerous thing in the secular apocalyptic theodicy- he says, "i can bring on armageddon, because after armageddon becomes paradise. i'll survive it, so i'll initiate it. how will i initiate it? i strike at the belly of the beast." and so he puts that bomb in the truck outside the building, and hundreds of innocent people die- who may or may not have believed in the apocalyptic myth, but armageddon came to them that day. >> see, this is an incredibly complex set of ideas that we're mixing together, but you know, you can begin to get the feel here, that okay, a religious apocal

in 1995, timothy mcveigh set off a truck full of full oil and fertilizers, killing 100 people at the alfred p. murrah building. >> as we look at today, a beautiful and pretty day, light wind, pretty trees, birds flying, it's hard to even imagine what could have happened here 17 years ago. >> reporter: two men were convicted on federal charges in the bombing. timothy mcveigh was executed and terry nichols is serving life in prison. >>> and today also marks the end of a federal rate that ended a deadly siege in waco, texas. a standoff tarted when members of the branch davidian killed four federal angst in a shootout. their building caught fire during the raid killing more than 75 people, including children. >>> former crew members of the u.s.s. iowa gathered in richmond this morning to honor the ship mates who died when a gun turret exploded 22 years ago today. the ship bell rang 47 times, one for each man who died on april 19th, 1989. those who survived remembered. >> i was right next to the turret when it exploded. my space was full of smoke. i got into my firefighting gear and i wen

was pulled over because he didn't have a license plate on his car but timothy mcveigh is one of the most awful people in the world he's not somebody who doesn't have a license plate was strip searching him would not have told you that he was going to blow up a federal. building in oklahoma city that i've read or write a supreme court justice made this statement it makes absolutely no sad to ha yeah but i wonder why is the people who don't have their plate are still people who just don't have a plate and look what they did to this man you mention we have just a minute left you mentioned that the for the most for the moment isn't flames or is in trouble here the fourth amendment says what this is a violation of. privacy in your own by literally that your person papers shall be a call for you not and it's the most intrusive and true since search into your own body you can never imagine what can be worse than that you strip search bent over and probe. it it's pretty pretty bizarre rebecca thank you very much there accurate media thank you this is just the latest ruling by the sup

timothy mcveigh was later convicted of murder and executed in 2001.ichols was also convicted and remains in prison if. >> police investigating the deaths of two laptops from the d.c. auditor's office. it happened on the weekend at the office on 14th street nw. that the auditor's office examines the accounts and operations of the d.c. government. >> there are new twists to the showdown at one of our megachurch as. >> pastor joel peebles esther k. was escorted out of the jericho city of praise in landover. parishioners who showed up for bible study found themselves locked out and forced to worship in the street. autria godfrey has reaction. >> we drop our money here on sundays. are we trespassing if we enter the church? >> it was a showdown with police. the weekly wednesday night bible study turned tense as congregation members were told the church is on lockdown. >> we have been instructed to keep everything closed for tonight. why is the search lockdown? if they are supposed to be christlike, then why hide? what are they afraid of? >> it is the latest

. ♪ ♪ >> two americans timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted on charges related to the attackwas executed in 2001. nichols is serving life in prison. >>> we are going to switch gears. a breakfast designed forañ real heroes. i had the honor of emcees the -- emceeing the american red cross heroes event in san rafael this morning. several different awards were handed out to individuals and groups that went above and beyond to help a neighbor or stranger and in some cases, save a life. one example the tiburon ferry company received active courage award the crew helped rescue a kayaker good tans jumped to help. >> i was not breathing, i'm not sure if i had a heartbeat or not. certainly would have died if not for mike and his two friends. >> incredible. it is interesting, kind of a unique opportunity that you are given. i guess it feels good. and thankful that he's all right. >> amazing. [ unintelligible ] all saying what they do is nothing. we'll bring you more of their heroic stories later today at 5:00. >> the true heroes they never want to take credit. >> our congratulations to

justice kennedy cited timothy mcveigh, who was originally arrested for driving without a license plate. >>> president obama took a swing at the supreme court over its historic consideration of a nation's new health care law. speaking yesterday, the president ramped up his rhetoric issuing a rare direct challenge to the high court to uphold what many consider to be the signature achievement of his administration, referring to a public perception of judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint on the bench, the president expressed confidence the unelected group of nine would not overturn a, quote, constitutional law passed by a democratically elected congress. >>> seven people are dead after a former student with a handgun went on a shooting rampage yesterday at a small christian university in oakland, california. the 43-year-old suspect randomly opened fire on students at oikos university, setting off mayhem on campus and later prompting an intense manhunt by authorities. about an hour after the shootings, the suspect calmly walked into a grocery store, five miles away, and told em

convicted bomber timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001 and terry nichols remains in prison in colorado. another type of remembrance today as people gathered inside the u.s. capitol building to pay tribute to the holocaust of world war rout -- world war ii. dignitaries from israel were among those in attendance. republican house speaker john boehner became visibly emotional as he supported a whole cult member volunteer. >> of 4-year-old lawyer from indiana -- supported a holocaust volunteered. >> he called for his mother and all four people in the homer able to get out safely. he was not worried about the toys that were lost in the fire, it was something completely different. >> i lost my shoes and all my church clothes. >> linney tell you something, that they be loves to go to church and praise god -- let me tell you something. that baby love to go to church and praise god. >> i bet he'd get some new sunday clothes real soon. >> now to a problem that is common for baby boomers. you are out to dinner and you realize you forgot your glasses. >> a handful of restaurants in this area has a

the most minor offenses can turn out to be dangerous criminals noting that oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh originally arrested for driving without a license plate on his car. >> oh, right and because we didn't strip search him you never found the explosive-packed van he was hiding in his ass. (laughter) i guess the judicial principal is since anyone could be a criminal let's treat everyone like they're criminals. which at least takes us a step closer to health care reform. if we could train police to diagnose prostate tumors we're just one burrito away from a screening! (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he teaches supreme court litigation at stanford and harvard law school-- safety schools-- and has argued 24 cases before the supreme court. he's the publisher of scotusblog. welcome to the program tom goldstein. (cheers and applause) >> jon: thank you for joining us. you have argued 24 cases in front of the supreme court. >> yes. >> jon: you have a blog dedicated-- scotusblog-- so you could tell us which way are they going to rule in health care definitively? >>

. ♪ ♪ >> two americans timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted on charges related to the attackwas executed in 2001. nichols is serving life in prison. >>> we are going to switch gears. a breakfast designed forañ real heroes. i had the honor of emcees the -- emceeing the american red cross heroes event in san rafael this morning. several different awards were handed out to individuals and groups that went above and beyond to help a neighbor or stranger and in some cases, save a life. one example the tiburon ferry company received active courage award the crew helped rescue a kayaker good tans jumped to help. >> i was not breathing, i'm not sure if i had a heartbeat or not. certainly would have died if not for mike and his two friends. >> incredible. it is interesting, kind of a unique opportunity that you are given. i guess it feels good. and thankful that he's all right. >> amazing. [ unintelligible ] all saying what they do is nothing. we'll bring you more of their heroic stories later today at 5:00. >> the true heroes they never want to take credit. >> our congratulations to

armstrong and his comrades with over 1,800 pounds of ammonia nitrate and fuel oil, shades of timothy mcveigh, set off a bomb in the campus of the university of wisconsin that had the fire power of 3,400 sticks of dynamite. armstrong's bomb killed a student and damaged 26 buildi s buildings. the kchemistry building was lifted off its foundation and shifted over six inches that little detail in the documentary is not mentioned. in a scene at the university of wisconsin depicting the october 1967 protest, over the issue of admitting recruiters, corporate recruiters from dow chemical, dow manufacturers napalm and seran wrap, as i recall. what we see in the documentary from the film footage is students, peaceful members of sds, non-violent, staging a peaceful sit-in, being savagely beaten by city police officers. and this radicalized the campus. this set off a three-year period, a fuse that ultimately exploded in 1970 with carl armstrong. what we do not see from those pictures is that the campus police had actually disarmed themselves prior to the sit-in. they removed all weapons, anything that c

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most minor offenses can turn out to be dangerous criminals, noting that oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh was originally arrested for driving without a license place on his car. but civil liberty groups say strip searching petty offenders who may spend only a few hours in jail is a serious invasion of privacy. >> i don't think that the average american would expect to be subjected to this type of search for committing such a minor crime as possibly not paying your parking tickets or not registering your dog properly. >> the courts said some jails take the trouble to set up separate cells for minor offenders. when that hanned, the court said, strip searching everyone might go too far. pete williams, nby news, at the supreme court. >>> we're following a still unfolding story out of washington tonight that will spark outrage among taxpayers and has already today cost several people their jobs. some are already labeling this a fleecing of america. the gsa, the general services administration, set up by president truman to make government work better, the washington post found out the gsa spen

justice kennedy cited oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh, originally arrested for driving without a license plate. >>> elsewhere, president obama took a swing at the supreme court over its historic consideration of the new health care law. speaking yesterday, the president ramped up his rhetoric issuing a rare direct challenge to the high court to uphold what many consider to be his signature achievement of his administration. referring to a public perception of judicial activism or lack of judicial restraint on the bench, the president expressed confidence the unelected group of nine would not overturn a, quote, constitutional law passed by a democratically elected congress. >> seven people are dead after former student with a handgun went on a shooting rampage yesterday at a small christian university in oakland, california. the 43-year-old suspect randomly opened fire on students at oikos university setting off mayhem on campus and later prompting an intense manhunt by authorities. about an hour after the shootings, the suspect calmly walked into a grocery store about five miles

noting that timothy mcveigh was originally arrested for driving without a license place on his car. but civil liberty grubs say strip searching petty offenders is a serious invasion of privacy. >> i don't think that the average american would expect to be subjected to this type of search for committing such a minor fine as possibly not paying your parking ticket or not registering your dog properly. >> injails take the job of separating cells. in that case, strip searching everyone might go too far. >> we're following a still unfolding story out of washington tonight that will spark outrage among taxpayers and has already today cost several people their jobs. some are already labeling this a fleecing of america. the gsa, the jerbl services administration, set up by president truman, the washington post found out that the gsa spent just under a million dollars of taxpayer money on a conference just outside las vegas featuring a kind of are you sitting down list of attractions, including a clown and a mind reader. the head of the gsa and some deputies are out as of today. the white ho

now timothy mcveigh was convicted of carrying out that bombing and was executed.ee the number of people who were out there to mark this very somber event. >>> time now 6:55 back here the horses involved in the neglect case -- neglect case are going to be saved. the horses have protruding bones and hardly any hair on their skin. people riding by sent in these pictures but heard nothing. a director, they believe the horses are dying. >> they are in a critical state. they are starving, and they probably have a huge par site load. >> we are hoping to get them some help. >> they told them abouthe situation and hours later animal control officers seized three of the horses. they will be back today to get a 4th and the horses owners could be charged with a 4th. >>> i want to check in with sal on traffic -- bay bridge toll plaza is moderately heavy. now let's go to steve. >> thank you. low clouds and fog that will burn back to the coast but 50s, 60s there unless you're down by santa cruz. otherwise 70s for upper 70s and 80 in antioch jock coming up more about what sal jus

soil before 9/11. 168 people were killed, including 19 children when timothy mcveigh and terry nichols federal building. a moment of silence is being observed on this 17th anniversary of the

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the man behind the attack timothy mcveigh was convicted and executed. >>> tonight on the news edge at murder scenes, the victims two brothers who vanished two years ago in northern virginia. who killed them and why? we are working the mystery. >> plus why did this guy get naked in an airport security line? he tries to explain himself at 11:00.  >>> students at the university of maryland rallied on campus to protest what they called the doomsday budget. the students are asking governor martin o'malley to call a special session to prevent a $50 million cut to the university system. those cuts would require a tuition hike. '. >> some would say only $800, you're an in-state student, it's only $800, but that means 800 new doubts, 800 new uncertainties, 800 new concerns and 800 even greater fears that i may not be able to fulfill my father's dream here at the university of maryland. >> a study was cited for every dollar spent on higher education maryland gets $8 back on its investment. >>> college campuses are known for a rapid exchange of ideas and at one school in

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols or convicted for the attack.ms he did it for revenge for the fbi raid in waco texas. he was executed 2001 and nichols remains in federal prison with a life sentence. >>darya: for one east bay community, the signs at a railroad crossing seem to be merely a suggestion. stanley roberts has more. >>stanley: the arms are down at this are rare road crossing but it does not stop this man on a bicycle from going around. this driver is stopped on the tracks except this time there is a police officer nearby and yes, he did get a ticket. if you stand just a little time at this railroad crossings in the clinches, for you might see could just surprise you. what i noticed is that transit buses are required by law to stop at a railroad crossing all. and in fact, bus drivers are required to stop and look both ways before crossing unless there is a sign exempting them. i found no such sign. what does this bus driver puts on an emergency hazards but fails to come to a complete stop. i was surprised at just how many seats transit b

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted on charges of the attack. mcveigh was executed.ichols is serving life in prison. >>> attack that coincides with the branch davidian raid that occurred two years earlier. in 1993, federal militants launched a military-style assault on the compound. the 50-day standoff started after members of a religious sect. attorney general janet reno and the atf were highly criticized for the way that raid was done. >>> going green this earth day weekend. bwi and pepco are showing off their high-profile solar energy projects. solar panels are now on the garage. also unveiled for the first time is the electric vehicle charging station. the solar panels are a $21 million package, designed to reduce energy usage and costs at the airport. >>> the air feels a little cleaner after the rain washes the pollen away. the sun has been in and out all day and the air is mild. wjz has weather and traffic together. i know, tim, that you like that the rain washed some of the pollen away. i know you suffer from allergies. >> you know, mary, the key is some. beca

it pointedly discusses the case of timothy mcveigh who was originally arrested for driving a car without license plate. now, the supreme court does say that its ruling doesn't mean that it's always reasonable to subject someone for even a minor offense to a strip search. but it said on the other hand, you can't always say it's unconstitutional. >>> still to come, politics now, including the obama super pac fighting backs. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart ways to sweeten. same great taste. splenda® essentials™. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ i'm here to unleash my in

soil before 9/11. 168 people were killed, including 19 children when timothy mcveigh and terry nichols flew up the alfred p. murrah federal building. a moment of silence is being observed on this 17th anniversary of the terror bombing. >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. a couple of new polls out that should be of concern for the president, because while people like him, both of those polls show that voters think mitt romney is stronger on the economy. okay, overall numbers. look at the head-to-head matchups. a quinnipiac poll shows the president up four points on mitt romney. "the new york times" poll shows the candidates locked in a dead heat. >> remember what we said in the last campaign. i said this was going to be hard. change takes time. it takes more than a year, sometimes it takes more than a single term, it takes more than a single president. >> we're a trusting people. we're a hopeful people. but we're not dumb. and we're not going to fall for the same liengz from the same person just because it's in a different place. >> i want to bring in carl bernstein and the "washington

note for example, he said that timothy mcveigh, the oklahoma city bomber was originally arrested for a license plate on his car. now, the court did say if jails take the trouble to set up a separate area for people held on the most minor offenses, then maybe subjecting everybody to a strip search might be unreasonable. but most jails don't have that sort of accommodation, andrea. >> and that's really a fascinating ruling. again, on a picture perfect day, pete, the setting, you're not standing in front of some fake backdrop. >> no, it's the real thing. it's the real wind, too. it's not a fan. >> well, i'm a fan, different kind of fan of you. petethank you very much. coming up, live coverage of the president's joint press conference next. you can see the rose garden. l re the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new

he pointed to timothy mcveigh, the oklahoma city bomber, who was stopped for driving without a license plate just hours after the oklahoma city bombing. >> warner: justice breyer wrote the dissent for four of the justices. >> yes he did. he was joined by justices ginsberg, society mayor and kagan. justice breyer felt there wasn't enough evidence here to justify strip searching people who committed minor offenses. he said reasonable suspicion should be required if the minor offense was related to drugs or unrelated to drugs or violence. he pointed to empirical evidence showing these strip searches really don't end up identifying a lot of contraband. >> warner: two of the justices, chief justice roberts, and justice alito, joined in the majority opinion but also wrote their own. what was that about? what was the thrust of theirs? >> they actually see a limit, a narrow opinion here. at the end of justice kennedy's opinion, justice kennedy said that the court did not have to decide that a strip search of someone who is not going to be sent into the general prison population was reasonable

timothy mcveigh claimed that he did this in reaction to the raid on waco texas from the federal governmentis currently serving a life sentence >>jacqueline: sunny skies for most of the bay area. some cloud coverage and that fog is close to the coast. over the hills. let us take a look at what we are expecting for temperatures right now. fairly mild. 70's. 76 degrees and livermore. 77 in livermore. however, 77 in concord. with fog lingering along the coast with see breeze intact. the fog will continue overnight along the coast. the sea breeze has not subsided enough for that see breeze to completely take over. tomorrow, however more me, hot and -- warm what would expect for the weather tomorrow? if your going to have a luncheon outside? were riding a bicycle great ideas and a great items great weather. let us take a look at temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood starting in the south bay. temperatures will be in the 80s for the most part. 70's in the mountains. and through morgan hill even a slight warming on the coast but still, toasty. 83 degrees in sunnyvale. temperatures will form al

she is best known as the federal prosecutor in the conviction of timothy mcveigh. while the agency hasn't decided to drag the company to court, it is ready to do so. yahoo says it's working on a web show with katie couric. she's going to have a talk show on abc as well. the web show will be about parenting, nutrition, and health. one hidden fact here, the tv show produced by former nbc executive jeff zucker. his name has been bandied about as a potential board member at yahoo. >> very interesting. >> indeed. >> been shopping that show around. >> they have been. >> they've been shopping zucker around too. >> a little bit. he always lands on his feet. >> absolutely. >>> coming up at 6:22. democrats and republicans agree something needs to be done about student loans. so why can't the house agree on a bill to keep bills from doubling? find out next in a live report. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose

refusing to apologize for comparing oklahoma city bombing suspect, the guy who was convicted of it, timothy mcveighbers of the tea party. chairman wallace collins says mcveigh would likely be a member of the group if he were alive today. in 1995 the terrorist attack left 168 people dead including 19 children. mcveigh was, of course, convicted for it. and you've got to see this surveillance video that shows a massachusetts man going absolutely crazy over gas prices. you can see him yelling at the gas station attendant before cops arrive to calm him down. meanwhile, the national average for a gallon of gas now $3.83. that is something to holler about! gretch, brian, over to you. >> thanks very much. an official in the u.s. state department has made a claim that is raising some eyebrows. according to a recent article in the national journal, the official said "the war on terror is over." well, now that comment has some scratching their heads and wondering if it really is. >> and joining us right now is a man who knows all about the war on terror. he's fighting it on a regular basis. major general john

timothy mcveigh said he did it as revenge for that as the fbi raid in texas.facebook wants to go public on may 70. we already knew that facebook was going public sometime in may but now we know it is may 70. -- a 17. the shares to go about $40. >> 26 year-old david evans used a gun to rob a convenience store. they are booking him into jail for false imprisonment and in demanding a felony and while on parole. >> >>darya: apart lookit worker loses stoppers that began to help a teenager who could not pay for his fair to get to school. >> and the decline step down immediately. and he said that personal issues made it impossible for iran to go on. >>mark: of the right back the kron 4 news will continue. >>darya: culpa back. but taking a look around the bay forecast. today feel little bit of that but it is the top out in the '70s and even 80s. by saturday we could even reach 90. trick again but lots of sunshine. back off a bit, but heaven is broken store. >>mark: the person that ever saw the use the police department during this pause right incident is stepping down

the conspiracy or julius caesar and john wilkes booth shot when he murdered abraham lincoln and timothy mcveigh had on his shirt when she was a skating the oklahoma city bombing, so the urge to use violent means as necessary to take down abel lady been a revolutionary history and it underlies our feelings about liberty. liberty is related to the verge of a ultimately killing oppressors. very important for the history of the country. so, now you can understand this image from occupied wall street. most u.s. of sunnis support dhaka by wall street you can get together and crushed and killed a 1%. not a very attractive sentiment for the space movement. but it is exactly what chris is talking about. the one person or belize and we need to band together to take them down. of course the tea party is all about this reflects. don't tread on me. the government equals less freedom so everybody cares about liberty but it ends up being put in different ways on the left and right so here is the situation. i have a web site you can go there and take all kinds of surveys and here's the data that we got from it

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timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted for that bombing. mcveigh was, cuted in 2001. nichols is serving a life sentence in prison. >>> a new jersey school district is paying the price of billing. the ramsey school district has agreed to pay $4.2 million to settle a lawsuit. it was filed by sawyer rosenstein, a student who was paralyzed after a bully punched him in the gut in 2006. his family alleges that school officials knew about the bully's violent behavior and failed to protect their son and comply with state law. >>> scientists say the sick fish are turning up in areas hit by the b.p. oil spill in the gulf of mexico. kktv reports some of the fish have large, open sores and strange black streaks. other reports mention fish and shrimp born without eyes and other deformities. scientists say they can't be sure this is related to that 2010 oil spill. experts say they don't believe the fish pose any health risks for people at this point. >>> and the oregon man who stripped naked at portland airport says he did it because he was being harassed. john brennan felt humilia