athletically doing great and doing a great job, glad he is in waco and i concur.d he is in waco. to the back to that in this room people remember that. i will be honest. of everything i have done in my life the thing i'm most proud of is i was the first person out there defending clinton. not because i really do like him but because i was offended at the overstepping that went on. this is absolutely a true story. i am fortunate enough to give a lot of speeches. i was in boca raton giving a speech to a group and it was a high income, republican raspberry vinaigrette kind of crowd. this was in early january of 99. got a standard question. mr. carville, i got a question. you and your wife and two precious young children on meet the press during the holidays. yes pledge how old are a? i said one is 3 and one is 1. she said this is my question. they are not going to be little girls forever. they are going to grow up. they are going to find out all of the sorry things bill clinton did and the things he did in the oval office, discussed in. not just that, they will find

it. >> i would bike a waco. >> we have an update on a 5-month-old florida boy, recovering in hospitaluring a traffic jam. >> these are the photos. he stopped breathing while his aunt was driving on a gridlocked expressway. another driver helped her perform cpr. >> his aunt and mother spoke to "good morning america" from the hospital today. it was very scary. i get emotional just thinking about it. because he was purple. me knowing, like, what that means is harder. it's very hard on me. >> sebastian born prematurely and his mom says he's doing well and went more tests today sebastian's aunt says they'll be getting recertified in cpr. >> it's beautiful outside we're expecting storms this week. >> yes. the rain is expected to arrive on wednesday, just two days from now. you can track it any time with the abc7 news weather app. >> the impending rain, spencer. >> yes. i'm going to start a campaign called "got rain? "." sunny skies right now, and if you see blue skies over the bay from our camera, view here, looking across embarcadero, clouds increase tomorrow, rain, wind ask this pattern l

homeowners in waco, texas are seeing electric bills 50% higher than 2013. crews in delaware racked up 65,000 overtime hours clearing state roads. this winter airlines canceled more flights than in the past 25 years. over 75,000 flights never took off costing passengers an estimated $3 billion in hotels, extra meals, and lost productivity. >> and school districts from new england all the way down to many southern states are dealing with a record number of school closures all because of the weather which means families are paying for additional child care and taking days off from work which can put a strain on household budgets, too. >>> our time right now is 4:33. venezuela has ordered three u.s. diplomats to leave the country. venezuelaian president accuses them of conspiring against his government. the announcement comes after the u.s. state department expressed concerns about rising tensions in venezuela. in the last two weeks students and opposition supporters have taken to the streets angry over the country's high murder rate and deteriorating economy.

homeowners in waco texas are seeing electric bills 50% higher than 2013. and crews in delaware racked up 65,000 overtime hours clearing state roads. this winter airlines canceled more flights than in the past 25 years. over 75,000 flights never took off costing passengers an estimated $3 billion in hotels, extra meals and lost productivity. in school districts in the south to new england, storms have forced record numbers of school closures, and jeff that puts a financial burden on families who either have to find child care or take a day off work. >> glor: don dahler, thank you very much. today searchers recovered the bodies of two skiers who were killed saturday during an avalanche. it happened about 80 miles south of denver. and it's the third incident like that in colorado in just the last week. here's terrell brown. >> reporter: this was as close as police would let our cameras get to the avalanche while rescue workers recovered the bodies of two missing skiers. three others were airlifted to the hospital with injuries ranging from broken bones to a c

in a statement the air traffic controller from waco said in part: >> over to sochi games, it's take twoor the united states, they own the slope boarding competition. sage kotsenburg won the men's, jamie anderson did it for the ladies, go, girl. the 23-year-old jamie anderson from lake ta hoe took the medal in style on the final run. the self-proclaimed californian hippy landed her routine. the americans won a bronze in the team figure skating giving them four medals, but they trail norway, sitting pretty on top of the leader board. >> the big news, michael stanton, missouri tiger. he was at the senior bowl. he said the team new he was gay. >> i've been on twitter. >> he said that because of the senior bowl people asked questions and assumed he wanted to come from his side. >> how likely do you think he'll be to be the first openly gay n.f.l. player. >> it's likely, because he's the reigning player in a tough conference. >> making the impossible possible. that's the theme of a nonprofit organization encouraging technology that could benefit mankind. peter diamondis about one of his goals

athletically doing great and doing a great job, glad he is in waco and i concur.d he is in waco. to the back to that in this room people remember that. i will be honest. of everything i have done in my life the thing i'm most proud of is i was the first person out there defending clinton. not because i really do like him but because i was offended at the overstepping that went on. this is absolutely a true story. i am fortunate enough to give a lot of speeches. i was in boca raton giving a speech to a group and it was a high income, republican raspberry vinaigrette kind of crowd. this was in early january of 99. got a standard question. mr. carville, i got a question. you and your wife and two precious young children on meet the press during the holidays. yes pledge how old are a? i said one is 3 and one is 1. she said this is my question. they are not going to be little girls forever. they are going to grow up. they are going to find out all of the sorry things bill clinton did and the things he did in the oval office, discussed in. not just that, they will find

and i concur, i'm glad he is in waco. back to this -- people remember that. i'll be honest. everything i've done in my life, the thing i'm most proud of-i was the first person out there defending bill clinton. not because i really do like him. because i was offended at the overstepping that went on, and i'll tell you, this is absolute true story. i'll -- during that time i was down in boca raton, giving a speech to a high-end republican, raspberry, chardonnay kind of crowd. and this was in early january of i guess 1999. so i -- woman stands up and says, mr. carville, i got a question. i saw you and your wife, beautiful wife, and two precious young children, on "meet the press" during the holidays. >> i said, yes, ma'am she says, old are they? i said one is three and one is one. the said, this is my question. they're not a going to be little girls forever. they're going to grow up. and they're going to find out all of the sorry things bill clinton did and the things he did in the oval office, and disgusting, and they're go

bush's ranch near waco. he's a fixture at the national rifle association.o he's popular among the kind of base voters that abbott is trying to appeal to. the problem here is when you call the president a sub human mongrel, which has not only a disparaging reference, but also an historic racial reference in some places, and then when you call feminine women politicians fat pigs, then abbott has to make a decision. and he had to say, do i keep ted nugent on the stage with me, or not? he has chosen to do so. and that's what happened today. >> i mean, do they know the history of that phrase, sub human mongrel? that's what the nazis called jews to justify the genocide of the jewish community. they called them sub human mongrels, it you read some of the literature that the nazis put out there, there is a long history of that specific phrase he used involving the president of the united states. >> you know, i don't know what the abbott people knew precisely about the implications of some of the things nugent said. but nugent has been very outspoken, has said a who

waco, texas, the koresh flock, and there's others. >> you use the word flocks.ith the leader in many other cases besides this one? >> frequently. >> what is it? is it the fact that the initial commitment was so enormous that they somehow can't psychically can't afford to let it go? >> it might be that. it also could be that the devotion takes on an obsessional nature. if someone is prone to obsess, they're not going to be likely to let it go. they won't want to let it go. >> you say you could never have had in the world as many followers as you have because of the sensationalism. >> i never had any followers. i had a lot of friends. they weren't followers, they were friends. they were people that we sit down and we were honest with. we smoked grass and sit in a circle and looked at candles. you know? there was no followers, there was no leaders. >> he corrects her when she says followers and says no, no, these were friends. many of them were so afraid of him they refused to testify or cooperate with the police in any way. and a number of his "friends" ended up d

is it to waco. i don't know where to look. we headed to the west linger in the noaa report to the doctor and he loved going to a new kind of . the russian stupid to grasp to forgive someone and let them know they want is you really are two of them will today get better at night when the negotiation between the viewer the new ingham of walkway here everyone needs to borrow the european commission. or if you don't have a preference for raikkonen who he is no longer want to go to kiev. so whatever we know from the european oh and don't know why negotiations between ukraine and russia knowing he will be changed into agreement on a single dual role will be given to you praying to him and he gave them names will report back within fuel from these they use to teach us about the presence of the german foreign minister warning that a bankrupt ukraine would be cold too big a burden for you to rochelle for the eu a tune to it and there can russia and brussels still work together. our green or gray hair. director actor the european union

then one of the members of that group at the time 78-year-old from west waco texas started suggestingshould have a hashtag and he embedded the famous hashtag. that stands for top conservatives on twitter and that came from him. >> which by the way shows that this was not a movement of limited people. did you get a check from the coke brother's? let's go through this. let's start with stacy on the other end because this movement surprised the nation. i said it wasn't much of a surprise. what surprised you about this entire organic explosion? >> a couple of different things surprise me. first of all how quickly it grew from the first tea party on february 27 tour should view short months later on april 15 tripling in size and going from 20 or 30 people to several hundred hosting thousands of people that kelly and i talked yesterday one of the biggest surprises was the attacks towards us personally. i had only been in politics for not quite a year and just the e-mails and the hate mail that we started to get. the coordinate attacks on us from the media and the liberals and whether with s

we go down to florida, where an suv also going the wrong waco lieded head on with a sedan early sundayled in that crash, including four fraternity brothers who were hit by that on coming car. sat e sad, tragic story. will carr live in los angeles with more. what happened, will? fill in the details here. >> reporter: martha, 11 people dead off two wrong-way crashes on opposite sides of country. here in california authorities say one of drivers in this wrongaway crash is in the hospital and suspected of drunk driving. authorities say at 4:40 sunday morning this woman was driving a chevy camaro the wrong way on highway 60 in l.a. county. she ended up crashing head on into a ford explorer with a family inside and hit a second car. the explorer was cut in half. the camaro completely destroyed. the driver survived somehow in critical condition and taken to the hospital. she has been charged with felony driving under the influence and manslaughter. authorities say there is evidence of alcohol consumption found at the scene of the accident. >> it is unfortunate that we lost six, six family mem

the waco incident happened under bill clinton, and there was a concern that the polarizing around thiscase could, perhaps the lead to some explosion of violence and laramie. i know that at the very beginning of the case there was talk -- the federal government was talking about prosecuting the case is a federal case. cal robo was standing in the background. after a couple of weeks billion know, i don't know if it was two weeks, three weeks of the federal government and basically said we are about. we want you to prosecute the case. there was also a kind of a promise that was made verbally that the federal government would support the prosecution and, in fact, other than a little bit of help with forensic testing the support from the federal government never came through. but cal jarupa is someone who, while this was going on, did, indeed, faced death threats. there was a bullet fired into his living room window at home when he had two kids its own. you know, his kid said to be detected by federal agents because they could not ride to the in the school bus anymore. and this is something

. -- waco. >> congratulations. i am so excited for you. >> jennifer, this is a trend to.don say just when using the bush white house. he was a spokesman among them. -- this is gordon johndroe. >> so nice to see. thank you for coming. thank you for that. i appreciate that. i thought that was great. i really enjoy. i like that phrase. i'm going with it. every time someone says 650 pages -- we will see. will see if anybody buys it. >> it would be like my title, misunderestimated. >> i like that. that was a terrific. i want to get a copy of the print. we usually get it now that i think about it, but i should make sure everybody gets it. that would be great. [inaudible] >> the journal is very kind, very kind but neither the president or the vice president. a number of the people are here. you know, they haven't thrown water in my face. i why said that would be better. it would be controversy. a little controversy. >> you are two popular. >> i don't think that's it. but we will see. mostly they haven't read it yet. not too bad, you know. >> i don't quite know this. >> are you g