waco started this war.d it. >>> as i talk about these things, i hope that you already realize that i have emotion, and that i'm human, okay? but when i go and i start talking about these things in a clinical way that sounds cold, the truth is that that's the way you talk about things of this nature when you're, quote, a professional. >> lou michelle's intention interview is approaching the core of timothy mcveigh's grisly narrative. it's april 18th, 1995, just 24 hours before the tragedy in oklahoma city, and mcveigh is in possession of the rented 20-foot ryder truck. the horrific plan is in motion, but co-conspirator terry nichols is trying to back out, yet again. >> he told mcveigh, i'm out, i don't want to be involved with this. mcveigh got him on the phone and yelled and screamed at him, and told him you're in this, you are going to help me put this bomb together. >> mcveigh convinces nichols to stick with him, to see it is michelle through. >> mcveigh is in charge. mcveigh becomes the alpha male in thi

york county sheriffs department took this girl into custody into charges that she robbed a bank in waco and stole a car in york county. look at the pictures from the new york news time. here is hannah getting arrested. >> in the same outfit she was in when she shot the video. >> it was the same outfit she was in when she robbed the bank. >> no way! >> i think you are done. >>> if you go on one of those safaris in africa you want to get close to the animals. here this guy captures these lions. one guy to the right and another to the left. they see each other and don't seem to like each other. >> whoa! >> holy moly! >> the lionesses are getting involved. >> stop fighting. don't get in a fight. >> that's my man. don't mess with my man. i will mess you up. >> this is like a safari bar fight. >> it might be like a turf war. i think this is about turf. this isn't one of those long national geographic style lenses because it is the tail end of the video you get a quick glimpse of one of the safari videos they are in right there. this is how close it went down. >> it was like feet away. >>> tea

. >>> no puedo hacer a un lado lo que adoro, que los taquitos, que la tortilla lo waco malls. >>> y see. y para que haga puntos si santa claus y los reyes ven lo que está haciendo. >>> thalía ¿que le pide a papá noel?. >>> otro bebé. >>> así. >>> me encantaría, claro me en cuenta ray. resoluciones para el próximo año. >>> pues, seguir creando, seguir haciendo crosas, tener otro bebé a ven tarm de un paracaídas. >>> hembra, varón gemelos. >>> uno y uno me tengo que apurar, rápido. >>> lo mejor para ti, feliz navidad. >>> felices fiestas un año increíble, los adoro, gracias. >>> en new york, primer impacto. >>> feliz navidad a thalía y los mejores deseos para el 2013 y mientras tanto, estaba listo para colgar la toalla y llegó la novela amor bra voy. hablamos del cantautor mexicano, carl macias, y su ascenso al estrellato. conquistó a millones en las extensa de amor en la telenovela amor bra soyvoy. la aceptación de sus canciones gracias a la novela, le ha cambiado la vida. >>> lloré mucho con la novela nada más de acordarme y ver las extensa, y de pronto tener 80 seguidores en twitter,

i'm going to reveal, am i really a gentile worn in waco, texas. this is not my nose, look, look carefully. watch, watch me. this is mott, this is not -- this is not -- 25 years, i'm wearing this nose. >> jimmy: that's mel brooks honoring his friend carl reiner. that is fantastic. >> carl never, never expected me to do anything that crazy. >> jimmy: it's kind of a weird thing where you can go out with a prosthetic nose and people don't notice it. [ laughter ] >> it's true. when you're really jewish, it doesn't make a bit of difference. but carl, i see carl, i'll see him later tonight, we'll be watching this later tonight. i see him almost every night. i love that guy. >> jimmy: i love the idea of you guys hanging out together. >> i said to carl the other night, this is really funny, i said, carl, you know, you're 90, going to be 91, you're amazing. just, i'm -- i'm just so amazed at everything you do. can i ask a personal question? he said, of course. every once in awhile, do you ever achieve an erection? this is all true. [ laughter ] and he -- an

and then i hit wichita, falls and wood lands and grapevine and plano, waco, tyler.reg gutfeld.com and you can find out more about it this week. you have to go, really you do. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> is that the actual size of the bus? >> i would laugh hysterically if that question hadn't been asked 20 times already. >> really? oh, then i i am not the only one that sees it is a possibility. >> the answer is a resounding yes. >> you are terribly right. >> actually the bus is smaller than this. >> should we respect their lack of respect? an army handbook is advising american soldiers not to speak ill of the taliban or speak up for women's rights in afghanistan. the proposed document obtained by the "wall street journal" linked the lack of savy to deadly uhing tays noting that many of the confrontations occurred because of ignorance or lack of empathy for muslim and/or afghan culture rare norms. cultural norms. it is resulting from the afghan security force member. >> hold your tongue when they treat women worse than chris brown does. and the handbook cauti

waco, beaumont and a place called bozeier?real plates. >> go to g gutfeld -- you gotta go. don't leave me alone. >>> we will close things out with a post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. >>> i will see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern for something called "the five." a new "red eye" returns tomorrow with harris falkner and sherrod small. >>> back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. hi, andy. >> hi. jaime, if people were looking for both humor and insight, where should they go? >> two answers for you. one is to follow me on twitter with jaime underscore weinstein and my morning e-mail for the daily caller which you should sign up for. it will make you smile. >> excellent. >> that was so improved it was amazing. >> diane, do you have a big singing gig coming up? >> i am singing on the mike huckabee show to air december 22nd. i think it is a christmas special. >> excellent. >> tune in. >> i saw you sing. it was quite nice. >> thank you very much. >> she has quite a voice on that thing. >> on the what? >> the neck area

and as i explained after waco and ruby ridge, it was symbolic.ed. and it really has, over the past decade. we've become an increasingly violent culture, violent video games, violent movies, a growing mental health crisis. and it's just created a toxic mix. i'm heartened that you're saying what you're saying, and i know that i'm going to be hearing in the coming days other republicans like myself. other proud members of the nra. proud americans, good americans, good fathers, good mothers, good grandparents. they're going to step forward and do the same thing as you. >> i'm a proud american. i'm a proud defender of freedom. i'm a proud parent. i'm a proud grandparent. i owe a lot more to my children and my grandchildren. and on that being said, being afraid because of political fallout to say that this makes sense is really the direction we should be as a culture. we should have an america -- i'm going to speak to all my colleagues. i'm going to reach out to all of my friends at the nra. i'll go over and sit down with them. i'll say, how can we tak

but as you get into central kansas we're talking as much as nine inches of snow and rainfall from waco to memphis, one to two inches of rain. th >> increasing clouds but not as call with last wind and temperature is 41-45 and may be an isolated sprinkle overnight, most areas are dry >> and that's your latest weather. willie? >> al. you could just hear al singing in that break from pasadena. now from "today's" take three, we take on issues that have you talking. kit joins us. >> kit hoover. >> look at the cute girls in their dresses and i'm dressed like i'm going sledding. >> no, you look super cute. >> erica has polka dots, too. >> you're doing okay. what's it like working with the bush men, billy bush? >> i love the bush men. at 40 to get the call to do that job, i was a stay-at-home mom at that time. i was like, cha ching. here we go. we go live every day. it's been a dream. we joke around for one hour straight. >> he loves you. >> you can tell. >> talks about you in glowing terms. >> really? >> i talk to him offline. he won't tell you to your face. >> is he jealous we're together? >

i am going to waco, texas december 16th, shreveport, louisiana 16th. beaumont in woodlands which i believe is in texas. >> beaumont is in texas. >> and that's 17th and going to 10 different bookstores in three days. the more information i get the more i shall share it with everyone but you, andy. i hate you. >> that's okay. i have been to beaumont. it is filled with lovely people. >> i don't know. >> i hope they stab you. >> i hope you get stabbed leaving the studio. i hope i stab you. >> a horrible come back. >> get out of here. >> just horrible. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so hot bums often surround her to warm their hands, and then she stabs them. sandra smith. and if hilarity was christmas caroling i would do him on my front lawn every december. it is joe devito. he is losing weight. and in finland he is considered a wash cloth, my sidekick bill schulz and he is so sharp he is are cked a -- he is are cked a tease. john bolton former ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. and his bias shows through in the words he doth spew. it is o

the fbi was even out gunned at waco by david koresh with a tennessee made assault rifle that he blew up a tank with and killed police officers. all these weapons are readily available from private gun dealers without a background check in 33 states and thousands of gun shows. it's absolute insanity to arm and put in armed guards at every police station, at every school. then you have to do every mall. look law enforcement officers carry pistols with 13 rounds and congress has given criminals ability to buy assault weapons in 100 round clips without detection at gun shows and 33 states. the nra's response to make, you know, guns more accessible should make it very easy for congress to once and for all, for the first time since 1994, find their back bone, stand up to the dangerous nra policies, and enact assault weapon ban and background check for all gun sales. >> michael let me bring you in. he referenced the gunman at sandy hook by name twice. here's one of those references. >> what if, what if when adam lanza started shooting his way into sandy hook elementary school last friday he

video, chick bank robber. 19-year-old hannah sabata was arrested one day after the cornerstone bank in wacoriff dale radcliffe who had to keep a grip on sabata as she jerked away -- >> no gun was ever shown inside the bank. she just said she had a gun with her, the note said she had a gun. >> reporter: the suspect seems to like writing notes. like the one that said, then i stole a car. and indeed a stolen car was used in the bank heist. we're not exactly sure why, but all of the signs and the video are backwards. not to worry, she helpfully supplied subtitles. so why you need a mirror to read then i robbed a bank, there's the subtitle in case you don't happen to have a mirror handy. and she wrote not only she stole a pontiac, but that it was a shiny one. she dangled the keys. as green day played on. ♪ down with the moral majority >> reporter: she displayed the green, even supplying an exact count, $6,256. money the sheriff says was recovered from her home. along with the sunglasses and backpack police say she wore in the bank surveillance photo. her defense attorney wouldn't comment. sabata

severe storms through kentucky, through tennessee, look at that from memphis down houston, back into wacoado develop later on this evening, it's this powerful cold front with rain and storms, snow to the north. we could end up with six to nine inches of snow across minneapolis later on today and then tomorrow that cold front pushes eastward. it loses the cold air that will produce snow, rain into northern new england and stretching down to the carolinas. also into northwestern georgia as well and the cold air surges in to the northern plains. >> areas of showers you have to watch for today, maybe even fog. temperatures holding instead in the upper 40's to low 50's. the seven-day forecast shows warming up to the 60's tomorrow the 50's the rest of the week. >> and it is sunday now, and that means tonight is sunday night football night in america, and two years in a row we are talking about the lions taking on the packers with snow on lambeau field. we could end up with about four inches of snow in green bay. the snow showers should taper off through the second half of the game but it will b

and instead of calling this a video called 'chick bank robber' in waco radcliff had to seem to capturehe suspect at bay. she wrote a note to the teller sign and she had a gun. >> and we are not sure why that she provided subtitles. and if you in need a mirror. and if you do not have a mirror candy. and she rode not all that she stole a pontiac but a shiny pontiac. sheet dangled the keys with 'greeen day'.. still. in the background playing. the money was recovered from her home, sunglasses, and the backpack she wore in the surveillance photo. her defense was not going to comment and she said it to our mom today was the best day of herbalife. >> she said she met the boy. it was not the you tube video that led to her are rest but her ex-husband recognized her in the surveillance. and she complained that the government stole her baby she makes a cradling gesture. records confirm that she lost custody child. the issue were the same outfit in the bank, her arrest, and the you tube video that could center down the tubes. cnn and coffeejeanne mos... >> coming up, much quieter than the yesterda

waco was during my son and i was deployed at that time. >> he is the father of two children and he ispected to be back today children could go home safe pusley is the father of a 3 year old and his wife is expecting another child. the principal says he will be back today, the school's last day before holidayhe is the father of a 3- "when i enlisted, i swore to defend this country from all domestic," pusley said. >> a vigil tonight in san jose for the victims of last week's shooting in newtown, connecticut. the event is being organized by supervisor dave cortese. he's partnered with several community groups to give residents the chance to share their thoughts and condolences on the tragedy. tonight's vigil starts at 6- 30 at the county government center on west hedding street in san jose. paper ornaments will also be placed on a holiday tree for the victims. that tree will be on display through the end of the year. >> the feds are beefing up privacy for children online. the new rules will make it tougher for children's personal data to be collected by mobile phone apps, smartphones and

they think ruby ridge and waco happened the year before.er going to see it coming before it's too late. they never can see around the curve, and that's why my party is shattered now because they're living in the past, and they never, ever, ever -- they're so disconnected from middle america. so disconnected. so disconnected. there was an article in "the pensacola journal news" yesterday, my hometown, where i live, where my family lives. law enforcement officers go, really? we need assault weapons? i mean, what cop believes we need those on the streets? but they never see it coming. and they just play right into the white house's hands. >> it will be interesting today at 10:45 to see that nra press conference to see what they're willing to do and with david gregory on "meet the press" on sunday. to your point last night, politically they walked into that mitt romney stereotype of the republican party. you're just here to protect the millionaires. they walked right into it. so my question is, if they won't go along with anything that raises t

earlier this year several were killed and three were injured at oakland waco's university.we must act and whoever criticizes me or others for saying so, that we should add. whoever says that this is dr. ragtime then i say this, when is the right time? >> i will show you a number. look at this number, this is the population of the united states of america. this is a representation of the 300 million firearms in the united states today. nearly one gun per person. i say now is the right time to talk about this. more than 31,000 people die each year from gun violence. let me say this again, these are the last numbers from 2009. 31,000 people died in that year alone. 87 people die every single day. i thought that the vietnam war was wrong. every year 31,000 people to be killed. we must talk about a noun and that is what i am going and i am proud for the senator. i am proud of the president for doing what he is joined. we must all talk about this now but here is the thing. we have to do more than talk because we have talked before and we have cried before. we have to act and to m

. >> i'm seen a lot of things in the media about her being this survivalist waco and that was not her at all. >> reporter: ironically, young adam was so opposed to killing he would not even eat any meat. he was a vegan, says one family friend. >> she told me repeatedly how obsessed adam was about holding the gun the correct way, so that it would be safe, the gun was up, and never pointing it at anybody. that safety was paramount always. >> reporter: newly obtained divorce court records show she was given final authority to make decisions on how their son would be raised. for a while, she taught him at home, says an in law. >> she eventually wound up homeschooling him. she battled with the school district. in what capacity, i'm not 100% certain. if it was behavior, it was learning disabilities, i really don't know, but he was a very, very bright boy, he was smart. >> reporter: according to a friend, to accommodate his painful shyness, she would tell adam if anyone was coming to the house so he could stay in his room if he wanted to. she tried hard to get her son help, friends say. she

but as you get into central kansas we are talking as much as nine inches of snow and rainfall from waco around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> precipitation here today isn't going to fall until the afternoon or evening hours. could see a sprinkle. not getting a lot out of this weather system al talked about that will be pushing east. 32 your temperature currently. throughout the area, a cold morning for us. not until noon today that we get on the other side of 40 degrees. we should hold in the mid 40s for a couple of hours. 41 to 46. not blustery like yesterday. >> and that's your latest weather. willie? >> al. you could just hear al singing in that break from pasadena. now from "today's" take three, we take on issues that have you talking. kit joins us. >> kit hoover. >> look at the cute girls in their dresses and i'm dressed like i'm going sledding. >> no, you look super cute. >> erica has polka dots, too. >> you're doing okay. what's it like working with the bush men, billy bush? >> i love the bush men. at 40 to get the call to do that job, i was a

cornyn: unless i offend my friend at baylor, university, in waco, texas, i did overlook a letter i got from the president of that university and i ask unanimous consent it be made part of the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i think the record should be clear that our side of the aisle believes we should act today and not wait and not delay further this important stem jobs act for the very reason i've said earlier, that it will help job creators and entrepreneurs. the reason stek visas are particularly powerful, because these individuals with special expertise in math, technology, engineering and the like, that they are uniquely qualified to be able to start up new enterprises and to attract and create jobs for other people. in other words, there is a multiplier effect. for every one of the 55,000 green cards that would be created by this act, there are hundreds of thousands of people who would enjoy jobs as a result of the economic activity here in this country. mr. president, i hope we don't sacrifice another crop of science, technology, an