, obviously, the government was wrong in waco. the government was wrong at ruby ridge, except the people in those situations were also pretty goofy. so what the government should do is just back off. >> i'll be honest, we saw what happened at waco and the branch davidians. i'm concerned. we have exclusive details on what some say may become the next ruby ridge or waco davidian compound issue. some say a potential waco or ruby ridge is about to unfold. >> try not to sound so excited when you say that. ruby ridge happened in 1992. white supremacists, white separatist guy who affiliated with the aryan nation, he sold sawed off shotguns to somebody who turned out to be an undercover atf agent. when he failed to appear in court, u.s. marshals serving the warrant for his arrest ended up in a shoot-out. they shot his teenage son, they shot his wife, a federal officer was also killed in the shoot-out. waco was the following year in texas, heavily armed compound of the branch davidian cult, was the scene of a huge shoot-out and a huge fire

. >> and waco, texas, which is not that far away, as you know, barbara, waco police are advising folksin the area -- there you see the tweet from waco police. authorities are advicing those on post to stay away from windows, keep doors companiesed and locked. injuries are being reported. that coming in from waco police. ft. hood, texas, the scene of the major nadal hasan massacre in 2009. he's been convicted. in 2013. 13 counts of murder, 30 accounts of attempted murder. he was found guilty of targeting soldiers he wanted that were being sent to afghanistan. he said he wanted to protect the taliban and afghanistan and its leaders from the u.s. military. during his trial he declined to make a statement. 12 days of testimony. tom fuentes, our law enforcement analyst is here. this is escalating. it sounds more ominous when we get a trickle of information coming in. >> right. the last information makes it sound like it's not a contained situation and they think the person may have left the base and is endangering local residents outside the base. in the case of hasan, we had the army's pol

>> on voicely the government was wrong in waco. the government was wrong at ruby ridge, except the people in those situations were also pretty goofy. there may be another way to enforce the law without risking retaliation. a judge must issue a warrant for his arrest. a marshall and a sheriff should lock up bundy where he should remain there until his family, and not the blm, h remove all the cows from the public land. that in and of itself will be tricky, but it's the only option. ginning us now is the host of ral ton reports. as well as a former atv in charge. >> i actually want to start with you, john. how likely is it to happen? >> well, joy, i think your use of the word theoretically is unfortunately to apt. this is very, very tricky. mike ford is a blm veteran and other blm veterans worry about how this was handled up front by the blm and now you have the militia types, the oath keepers and some are still hanging around up there. even if you were to get the local sheriff to try to go in there, that clive but b dihas been em bo

there's a wonderful medical center in temple, this is hospitals in waco as well, the number of injured are not confirmed at this time, senior medical official confirmed to the associated press that there were 14 injured and one person dead and the post is still currently on lock down. that's where things stand right now. so that is a combination of information that has been confirmed to the associated press and that's also what the fort hood press center is reporting. so that is what's happening at fort hood right now. let's go ahead i think this is a good time to take a quick break so we can reassess, reset the table and bring you much morton other side of the break -- more on the other side ofr perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> welcome back. breaking news that again we continue to follow the shooting at fort hood in central texas. the associated press saying that this has been confirmed for them by a senior defense official that one person has been killed, 14 people injured. let's go now to washington, d.c. where our lisa stark is also gathering more information. l

there is an waco killeen area in central texas. this is one of the largest military installations in the world, the largest in the united states. we do not know how many people have been injured. we don't know if there are any fatalities. we do know there is an active shooter on fort hood. we know there is a shelter in place warning that has actually come across the fort hood website simply saying this is not a test. this is real as they try to stabilize the situation. this is fort hood. in 2009 there was a tragic shooting where 13 people were killed. we are now trying to gather more information. we have former fbi agent who has joined us, manny gomez. the situation is still developing. we don't have a lot of information but we know that people have been called to shelter in place. how do you begin to stabilize the situation like this in such a large area? >> well again it's very difficult. they're going to have to go building to building. they're going to have to--right now you all the intelligence services are trying to gather an

hood from waco.know that local authorities are on scene, but obviously, this is an army post, and there are plenty of authorities to deal with the situation, including military police. jennifer griffin, still at the pentagon, i mean, this is a situation where they are now familiar with dealing with shootings at army posts. >> they are familiar. they have trained for this. they have -- they have, you know, measures in place to deal with this. what they would do in a situation like this, in the wake of the nidal hasan case. they would shut down all of the entrances and exits. no one would be allowed onto or off of the base. they have sent out through their text messaging and alert system for everyone to close their doors, to shelter in place. so they have practice with this. unfortunately, when you have a situation like this, you know, someone can still slip through. >> jennifer, stand by if you would. reporting from the pentagon, as we get more information from ft. hood and from texas, we'll bring it

this isn't waco. this is whackco.nd all these whackcos came down, these "duck dynasty" militias, oath keepers, all these folks came down and caused a near-violent incident to the point where the governor here and the senator here had to eventually tell them to calm it down, after they had riled up these folks, right, these republican politicians here, they went up there, they did anti-federal government rhetoric to stir up cliven bundy and these militia folks, nearly caused a riot, so the blm, which had botched this on the front end, then had to leave. what precedent does that set, chris, that the federal government backs down now? what does that say in the future, when these kinds of things happen? >> wayne, i notice that a lot of these ranchers out here, the guys that are the states righters on the far right, had cameras with them. looks like they were trying to create a violent incident, they all had their cameras on, and then were able to say, waco, again. anytime there's use of force by the federal authorities, t

a lot of people out there, now that they are taking your cattle, that are fearful this is another wacotion. ruby ridge has come up in some articles. what do you mean by range war? how far are you willing to take this? >> well, you know, my cattle is only one issue that the united states courts ordered that the government can seize my cattle but what they have done is seized nevada state hood, nevada law, clark county public land, access to the land and have seized access to the other rights of clark county people that like to go hunting and fishing and pulls all those things down and we're here to protest that action. and we're after freedom. we're after some liberty. >> how far are you willing to go? how far are you willing to take this? >> my statement to the american people, i'll do whatever it takes to gain our liberty and freedom back. >> all right. we'll follow the story closely and watch what the federal government does. thank you for being with us, sir. jay carney got testy yesterday when he was confronted by the president's hypocrite cal gender pay gap claim. stacey dash will

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i feel good about the region as a sprawling ranch just outside waco texas with the claims behind two hundred and fifty days either unable to carry my guns everywhere want. he left his home state of michigan a decade ago saying i quote it's turned into a liberal hellhole. like it or not. nugent has become a de facto spokesman for the gun lobby in the united states make no mistake about it its overall in the rocker relish the shot i mean. i feel. chimp is just a stint as he is rising in his teens come to a gun show and nugent is a hero the champion of those who probably support gun rights nugent has a lot of guns shotguns and pistols. they are fifteen psi old but by the fire on us troops carrying the comp. i hear people say why he needs it what seems like dismissed the question of. the i do want one. pride is not to fit the bill of needs. the bill of rights. it's true one of the cornerstones of america's democracy is the right to bear arms. it is anything but legions of people such as patricia may say enough is enough. if you are a responsible person should be able to have them but the

and maybe they learned their lesson from waco, but they backed off. the only reason they say they came in so heavy was the threats you made and the resistance that you made all of these years? >> well, how could i be a threat? i'm only one man. you didn't see me with any army. you never seen me carry arms. you never seen me threaten them in any physical way so how can you call me i'm such a threat? >> so you're going to keep the -- was it the oathkeepers, are you going to keep the militia around you just in case the blm comes back for the cows? >> no, you know, i'm not keeping them, those people come here volunteer, and leave volunteer. i don't give them any orders. i never have. i never asked them to come, i'm not going to tell them to go either. >> okay, and what about the million dollars you -- the government says you owe for those grazing fees? >> why don't they send me a bill if i owe them that much money? >> they haven't been sending you bills all of these 20 years? >> no, they have never sent me a bill. and you know, they have raised it from $3

smack dab in between waco and austin, not far from either one. as you said you have a big area, most just about everyone even in colline have some tie or another, some people live on base, some people work in waco and commute in others work in colline which isn't too far away from fort hood. huge area big operation lot of people coming in and out of the base. so definitely you have people really keeping their ears and eyes on the situation, standing by trying to find out more. >> we're hearing some reports from the local hospitals, darnell hospital which is on post, also scott white hospital which is in temple. brandon i'm sure you'll be talking to people there trying to get a sense of if they're receiving victims and what's the situation. have you heard anything from hospitals yet? >> not heard anything now. i'm trying to gather what they're actually dealing with now. that information will be coming in slowly. but we're keeping our ear to everything and as we hear more we'll pass that information along. >> as brandon said, social media spreading

hood military base just outside of waco texas. it's equal distance between waco and central texas. it's one of the largest u.s. military facilities anywhere in the world. ft. hood was the scene of a shooting almost five years ago. the shooter in that previous incident was convicted on capital murder charges last august. he has since been sentenced to death the same army base again went into lockdown and is the site of what is reported to be gunshot wounds and fatal injuries. the latest information we have right now is that four people have been confirmed dead at ft. hood and 11 more have been wounded. those numbers have fluk tour a ited widely over the course of the day and tonight as recently as the last half hour the latest numbers we have are four confirmed dead and 11 additional persons who have been wounded. the important detail we're learning tonight from nbc news among the four people who are reported to have been killed is the suspected shooter himself. he appears to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wounds at the base. this all started around 4:30 p.m. local time thi

bush. >> waco. >> waco. oklahoma city. >> militia. >> so forth. so that's definitely there.s it the fact that there's an african-american in the white house, is it somewhat more -- a little bit more of an element of that? that may be part of it, but i think more of it has to do with the fact that the south is -- has problems with an overreaching federal government. that i think is the central issue. >> i think this point about democrats in power create this -- like cliven bundy wouldn't be a hero to the right on fox news if george w. bush was in power. that is true. i also think, christina, that basically what ends up happening, people focus a lot on obama is black and is this anti-black animus directed at barack obama. but in some ways it's broader than that, in the sense that the democratic party is identified with the interests of african-americans, in the minds of so many, that that is producing as much racial polarization and voting behavior, you don't even need the crowning achievement of the black president to make that voting behavior look that way. >> well, there ar

. >> a lot of memories come back, waco and ruby ridge. >> this is not about a tortoise. this goes back to the fundamental issue about who owns the land and in the west it has always been a controversial issue. it has stirred emotions for decades and decades when particular feds own 85% of the state of nevada, so i don't think it's the tortoise as much as it is the fact that it is a land issue and who has right to the land. now -- >> can i just -- but the feds are saying it is a tortoise issue. >> well, yes, they are saying it is, but the fact is you could graze his cows in a lot of different places. >> or they can move the tortoise. >> well, leaving that aside, there's a bigger issue here. what worries me is dana pointed it out on a small town like that on an afternoon, people out there working very hard. now you got the militia coming in. people feel strongly on this position. you've got snipers. it would be a tragedy it happened, the governor of the state says he thinks the bureau of land management is wrong in this case and they should start to work with the rancher.

hood is near waco, texas. it's one of the largest military american bases in the world.urse, news of the shooting brought back terrible memories for many. the massacre on the same base back in 2009, that shooting -- in that shooting, 13 people died and more than 30 wounded. the criminal in that shooting has been sentenced to death. the alleged gunman drove a short distance to a second building and opened fire there. officials say he carried a single .45 caliber smith & wesson, semiautomatic, and took his life in the parking lot when he was confronted by police officers. they do not know yet how much ammunition the gunman carried or whether the violence was premeditated. sources at the pentagon tell nbc news that the shooting appears to have grown out of an argument at the base. and now the shooting is under investigation by federal agents, by texas state police and the military. the police have not yet notified the shooter's family. his name was ivan lopez, an active duty soldier under treatment for anxiety and depression and was a veteran of iraq. he killed three other

the texas military base located between waco and austin. we're learning more about ivan lopez, an iraq war veteran being treated for depression and anxiety. >> we want to turn it over to jay gray joining us live in killeen, texas. >> reporter: the second time in five years that there has been a deadly attack by a soldier at ft. hood, the nation's largest army post which was locked down until very late last night. all clear. but still far from okay this morning at ft. hood. >> walked into one of the unit buildings, opened fire, got into a vehicle, fired from a vehicle, got out of the vehicle, walked into another building and opened fire again. >> reporter: three were killed, 16 injured in the attack before the suspected gunman identified by military sources as 34-year-old ivan lopez, apparently turned his weapon on himself. >> we do know that this soldier had behavior, health and mental health issues. >> reporter: he was undergoing testing for post traumatic stress disorder. in 2011 he served four months of combat duty in iraq. >> you never

it's been more than 20 years since the seens of ruby ridge in waco, texas, in the wild west. not looking for a fight, the government has receded from the scene for now. >> joining us now with a look at the nevada confrontation, and what it represents in the long history of the people of the west and the federal government, the professor of ge geography of clark university. and ken ivory, and rob morocca, senior scientist for global diversity. professor, let me start with you. i think it's a surprise to people in a lot of other places in the country that the federal government owns more than 80% of the land inside the borders of nevada. how did that happen in the first place? >> that's an interesting question, ray, and what's happening on this ranch in nevada illuminates a lot of history in the united states in one microcosm. for the first 115 years or so that's history up to 1890 the united states policy towards land was to get as much as it could and then fill it up with settlers, not just settlers, but farmers. startinstarting with thomas jef, the idea was very much that th

the military base near waco is one of the largest in the world. fort hood officials warn people to shelter in place. this is a community that had a mass shooting there five year as go. a security officer described the tense moments after to shooting. >> they are escorting a group of soldiers out of the building at gunpoint. everyone is coming out with their hands in the air, required to drop to their knees. men, women, and children. >> this brings back memories of 2009 when nidal hasan opened fear at this base killing 13 and wounding 30 others. that was the deadliest attack on a u.s. military base. president obama said the u.s. is heartbroken over the shooting, affecting people who've sacrificed so much for freedom. there's numerous sources reporting four dead including the shooter. we are expecting a news won inference where we hope to learn more details. we'll bring you any updates as we get them. >>> dozens of police officer accused of excessive use of force and millions paid out to settle the claims. $74million. that's the group of money the 7

hood military base just outside of waco texas. it's equal distance between waco and central texas.he largest u.s. military facilities anywhere in the world. ft. hood was the scene of a shooting almost five years ago. the shooter in that previous incident was convicted on capital murder charges last august. he has since been sentenced to death the

>> we do not want a catalytic violent event like we had with waco.e who trains state and federal agent, they did the right thing. we have an isolated and contained situation. but i think what we have here today, unlike in the past, we now have the internet and we now have an echo chamber consistenting of mainstream politicians as well as journalists really fuelling the fire here. we now have a moment that's much more sophisticated with their information and technology exchange. i worry even though we don't have a violent catalystic event, we do have a very active militia movement in the united states with over 1,000 active patriot groups who, by the way, many are legal, and many are exercising their political right, as well as about 240 militias. and many of them are relatively harmless. but the fact is in a representative democracy like we have, the presence of private armies who challenge law enforcement to armed confrontations is a dangerous thing and is not something that we should underestimate. >> dana, that is the key as well. they can communi

these three met in waco, texas, as college students. it was there that they claim to be born again christians. they developed a following. they traveled across the country from 2007 to 2008 gathering followers, and it was here in wells, texas, that they settled because their rv broke down. >> heidi, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >>> risking it all for a chance of a new life. we'll meet some of the people who are trying to make it across the border into the united states coming up next on al jazeera america. >> today the u.s. navy is welcoming the latest addition to its fleet. it's the first of its kind stealth destroyer. the ship is the navy's largest destroyer. check this out. thanks to advance technology it requires half the crew of existing destroyers. it's set to go into service in 2016. >>> the world's leading organization on climate change will release aor report tomorrow. but a leaked draft is getting criticism. the worship is a scientific guide for government, businesses, and even individuals to take action t

unless, of course, you talk about janet reno, accused of murder by republicans after waco.at happened yesterday, if louis go ert were interviews janet reno in 1993 after waco, or 1994 after waco or after ruby ridge, it would have been at least that tough, would it not? i'm not asking for your opinion. this is just a matter of history. and we always hear this about barack obama as well, oh, he's treated worse than anybody. really? talk to bill clinton. the clinton chronicles. oh -- hold on a second. clinton chronicles. people accused bill clinton of murdering political rivals in arkansas. national figures accused bill clinton of murder in arkansas. so when you're going to say to barack obama and eric holder, they've been treated worse than anybody else in the history of american politics because of their race? well -- you just -- you're not even going back 20 years lit alone 200. i'm sorry, go ahead. >> saying he was treated that way because republicans in washington regarded him as an arkansas hayseed, not part of the establishment. everyone has their own victimhood narrati

birther the only waco insulted. speaker baseballer defended. back in 2011 standing up for all forms of republican ignorance. let's listen. >> i believe that he is a muslim. >> you do. >> yes. >> how many of you believe that here? wow. >> as the speaker of the house, as a leader do you not think it's your responsibility to stand up to that kind of ignorance? >> david, it's not my job to tell the american people what to think. >> you know, that was the groggiest look and answer. how can he say it's not his job to tell the american people what to think. he is the leader of the congress, the speaker of the house, second in line to the presidency. he's supposed to be a leader and he says that's not my job. it's almost like sergeant schultz. i know nothing. >> the mickey that he's slipped by the heritage foundation -- a point. >> yes. a very pled a forical point. there was a point earlier when john boehner actually called out the hardline you know, racial conservatives who had -- >> that was tactical. saying you're hurting our game. >> for a moment t

hood is a heej military base between austin, texas and waco, texas. so many people know it because of what happened there in 2009. now strategy strikes again. we are told it's still an active scene. what can you tell us about what's going on right now? >> reporter: good evening, john. at this hour the assessment was this was a soldier-involved shooting, essentially soldier on soldier. that's what sources are telling cnn. as you say, the information still so preliminary. a few moments ago, local hospitals scott and white merely hospital issued a statement saying it has received three wounded patients. so we know there are a number of wounded, the exact number not being given yet at this time. that is still to be determined. this so-called active shooter incident erupt about two hours ago when the first reports came out. sirens were heard all over the basement people were told that they had to stay inside, lock their doors, stay away from windows, all the security measures rapidly moving into place. this is a base where tense of thousands of people work

waco police have been putting out tweets as well. there is an active shooter, they put that out an hour ago. they went on to post more things. they're being advised to shelter in place, and they have law enforcement in place. >> we'll continue to follow this breaking news. we know that the president is conditioning to be updated on this active shooting situation at fort hood. keep it here. i'll see you on the other side of the break. >> there has ban shooting. we're trying to gather more information about how many people have been injured. we do not know how many, simply there has been a shooting at fort hood, and there has been a shelter in place warning as police try to stabilize the situation. of course, this is just a few years after that shooting in 2009 where 13 people lost their lives. we have no idea of the extent of this shooting if, indeed, it is as tragic as what happened there. again, a shooting at fort hood. joining us now is homeland security fellow at center for national policy is also a military jag commander walking

today also marks the 21st anniversary of the disastrous raid on the branch davidian compound near waco texas. 79 were killed in this fire. david koresh ordered his followers to start the fire when a federal assault started to end a weeks-long standoff. >>> san francisco's green community kicking off earth day weekend with a special parade this morning. [ native american chanting ] >> the earth day festival highlighted the current climate crisis, through speeches and a march around justin herman plaza. organizers say the parade is a good way to show today's youth how much the earth and its climate need our help. >>> well, it looks good on its own for tomorrow with high pressure building into the bay area. so we are going to get right to the headlines. the critical easter sunday forecast looks nice for the bay area. it's going to warm up a little bit tomorrow. we have plenty of sunshine and the temperatures will range from the low 60s along the coast to the low 80s inland. so there's a 20-degree spread there between the cool coast and the warm inland and for this time of year, not atypic

. >> i think i'm going to go to baylor, which is down in waco, texas, 'cause that's where my brother's going, and both my parents went. >> i intend to go to auckland university, which is in new zealand. >> i do want to go to college, and i'm not so sure yet, but maybe like nyu or some good college with, like, business and music. >> i do intend to go to college, probably at auburn university. >> yes, i would like to go to spellman university in atlanta, georgia. >> there certainly are a lot of colleges to choose from. you just have to find what's right for you. as for me, i'm going to baruch college. with "speak of the week," i'm tatyana. >> we all know that unlike pinocchio, people's noses don't grow when they lie. but if you're not telling the truth, your nose can still give you away. scientists have found that the nose actually gets hotter when a person's lying. so, i guess you can say that when it comes to lying, the nose knows. um] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] [phone ring,] car brakes hard [phone ring] [car crash] glass shatters [sirens] this video was submitted by a s

hood is an army base located two hours south of dallas near waco, texas. it's the same place where back in 2009, 13 people were shot and killed by an army psychiatrist. we're gathering more information for you at 6:00. >> brian williams continues our coverage on "nightly news." see you in 30 minutes. >>> on our broadcast tonight, breaking news. a shooting at the army base in fort hood, texas. there are multiple injuries. we'll have a live report. >>> sounding the alarm after a powerful earthquake triggers tsunami fears as far away as hawaii. tonight after a shaky time, what they're doing to prepare in l.a. where a lot of experts continue to say it's not a matter of if but when. >>> big money. a major ruling froa divided supreme court today further opening the floodgates for wealthy donors to influence american politics. >>> and "making a difference." ann curry with tonight's report about a young woman's inspiring effort to pay it forward in life. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly new

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catastrophe and that means people dying and people being shot kind of comparable to what we saw in wacoexas it was about so john let me start with you if i could how how can hannity say this is all about preventing a waco or ruby ridge and then at the same time say he didn't just didn't have never heard of the bundy might be a racist. because these you know he's a madman i mean let's face it he's doing this for ratings and it's you know when you listen to his little rant there in his he's trying to sound like he is normal and he's upset well if he's going to say that you have to separate you know the man from his racism well this whole thing is fueled on own you know beliefs about the federal government that he doesn't believe there's a federal government and that's what's causing this whole problem so again had he does that make any sense he's just trying to find an easy out because he's deep in the quicksand with. devan there's a history of this movement is there not. oh there absolutely is it is true to that kind of rhetoric that mr bundy used has been promoting since again the natio

resulted in a catastrophe and that means people dieing and being shot, comparable to what we saw in wacoyour take on this? >> the most important thing about that clip is that the logo behind hannity, it says government gone wild. that is part of a narrative that he broadcasts on his show all the time and bundy was just the late esexample of what is a genuine feeling about government overreach and government gone wild. now i sometimes think that television shows like hannity's boil it down and make it entertaining but they were genuine feelings and disagreements about government that were driving a lot of this. ever since the "new york times" published the racist remarks. >> a lot of people watch that show and agree with him. if you flip the script and let's say this was not a white rancher in naf naf, what if it is the leader of the new black panther? this would have been a different outcome, don't you think? >> if you apply the conservative anti-government principles, which i don't share but they are honorable principles in our culture and politics, perfectly honorable, you ought not be

. >> the last thing they wanted to see was another waco or ruby ridge. it's been 20 years in and out of court in this guy. now, i guess, when he sends his cattle to slaughter, grab his profits. >> these are small victories for a large segment of society, but they are minor compared to the larger victories which are elections. the real war is the election. not stand-offs in nevada. they will come and go, and things will wurn turn out okay, but the white house who prefer you focus on that, rather than the bigger question how do you win 2016. this is just a distraction. >> remember, when they had a town hall, standing room only. you don't get a group like that together just because of one person's cows. this is a cull my nation of a lot of frustration and the condescending tone from a lot of democrats toward people in rural america, for example, there's a congressman named bruce braley from "awa. he was caught on tape that you might have a farmer from iowa who never went to law school, never practiced law, serving as the next chair of the senate judiciary c

the military base near waco is one of the largest in the world.that had a mass shooting there five year as go. a security officer described the tense moments after to shooting. >> they are escorting a group of soldiers out of the building at gunpoint. everyone is coming out with their hands in the air, required to drop to their knees. men, women, and children. >> this brings back memories of

he feels that a >> : rebel on waco. the entire world span of the bay bridge should be completely down in three of five years. for now an old span >> : color and the beira keynote speaker today in san francisco marketing conference call not here as a candidate she did talk about voting. for secretary of state and first lady is urging congress the obama administration and nation's lawyers to protect voting rights. they she says there are still problems with the system including racial discrimination. others still were on whether she is running for president are more speeches to come. mrs. clinton is scheduled to appear in san jose state university on thursday as part is a lecture series featuring prominent when it went pre dealing >> : mars opposition the that means the red planet will be trying 10 times brighter than other stars. mars opposition will brings us closer to mars mutt thousand miles closer than we will ever get to to the orbit is one in eight website to die out. if he said the departure of be tough for an oun

to quarter-sized, but it's the tornadoes, the most recent has touched down in lovelady texas, from waco from south to southeast. it's still a rogue storm, developing intense heavy rainfall and increasing the chance he of some areas or localized flash flooding and a lot of dangerous lightning stretching from texas into oklahoma, missouri, arkansas as well. these are some intense storms but note the snow coming in behind it. well it's a huge temperature difference that's causing these storms to really spin up and have more power and energy to keep the hail stones suspended in the air so they can grow and come down and cause the damage. wind gusts impressive. look at these. anywhere from 44 mile-per-hour wind gusts lincoln, oklahoma city, dropping temperatures 30 to 50° within a matter of hours. now you could see where the cold front is lined up when you look at where the wind direction is going. we still have very warm, moist area slamming into the very front edge of that cold air mass. and here's the temperature drop, 41° of a drop in temperatures for denver. much cooler day ahead for da

the breaking news at this hour, the shooting that took place at the fort hood military post outside wacoexas. four people have been confirmed dead. another 16 injured. among the dead is alleged shooter. he has been identified as ivan lopez. we don't know much more about him. we are learning more by the hour, including his history with anxiety and depression. the fort hood base commander is not identifying him by name, but that he was enlisted in the army. he served in the army national guard in puerto rico. he served a four-month tour in iraq in 2011. he was under possible diagnosis for ptsd but was not confirmed to have the diagnosis. he used a 45-caliber pistol that he recently purchased. it was not registered on base. he died tonight by self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. >> at this point his next of kin have not been notified, so i'm not going to confirm his name. we do have his name, but his next of kin have not been notified. >> was he suffering from ptsd? >> he was under diagnosis but had not been diagnosed. he was undergoing behavior, health and psychiatric treatment for de

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