it was a total disaster. >> the siege at waco. next. >> waco, texas, is a quiet, modest city surrounded by sprawling cattle ranches located halfway between dallas and austin, it's an unlikely place for a modern day armageddon. >> this is the fbi command post. we have a fire at the compound in mt. carmel. the entire compound is going up right now. >> it was an epic debacle in united states law enforcement history. a deadly shootout followed by a 51-day siege that ended with more than 70 people dead in a raging inferno. all caught on live television with the whole world watching. two questions rise from the ashes of this american tragedy. who shot first and who started the fire? >> it began innocently enough. in 1935 a small religious group moved to waco. an off-shoot of the seventh day adventist church, they eventually called themselves as the branch davidians. >> pretty stable leadership for a lot of years, and they were known in town as a somewhat bizarre but benign religious group that pretty much kept to themselves. >> the davi

biggest priorities giving him the power to push will you trade deals on a fast track >>> many bikers in waco texas say they've been wrongfully accused. we talk to their families. plus. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> and a leader with the naacp is under scrutiny. she's been passing herself off as black even though she's not according to her parents. >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. the u.s. house of representatives is about to vote on a measure that could lead to the biggest trade deal in u.s. history. you're looking at paul ryan from wisconsin who is speaking in favor of the legislation. the bill known as trade promotion authority would give the president more power to pass landmark trade agreements including the trans-pacific partnership. the bill has already passed the u.s. senate and today president obama made an unusual trip to capitol hill to try to build up support from members of his own party. many democrats have expressed doubt. lib by casey is following all of this from washington. explain why the republicans are in favor

ciento de motociclistas contra manejo oficial a la balacera que dejÓ nueve muertos y 18 heridos en waco forenses donde se dice de dÓnde vienen las balas. >> eso es patÉtico y errÓneo. eso para mÍ es completamente anticonstitucional. eso no tiene nombre y para mi como digo, alguien estÁ tapando algo y eso es todo lo que tengo que decir. >> los motorizados partieron desde distintas partes del estados acompaÑado por un gran nÚmero de vehÍculos y archivarÁ waco hubo presencia de participantes armados. >> por eso nosotros estamos armados, porque uno no sabe lo que va pasar. somos como unos patos en el agua listos para que nos den a nosotros. hay que tener defensa propia. >> la actividad estuvo reordena corte criminal de waco y se usÓ un helicÓptero para vigilar a los asistentes. los Órganos de los invasores aseguran que no es el fin de la lucha sin el comienzo de la labor que busca aclarar que ocurriÓ el 17 de mayo y liberar de toda culpabilidad a la mayorÍa de los acusados. >> nosotros trabajamos con muchas de las personas que estaban en el restorÁn y sabemos que son buenas personas y termi

on that day, waco occurs in 1993.s later, mcveigh blows up his truck bomb in front of the murrah building. >> at some point, fortier decides to not take part in the bombing. in fact, in a later plea bargain, he will agree to testify against co-conspirators. in march 1995 mcveigh creates a fake driver's license with the name robert d. kling and birth date of april 19th, 1972. on april 14th, mcveigh buys the yellow 1977 mercury marquis from a used car dealer in junction city, kansas. the next day, mcveigh reserves the ryder truck from elliots body shop using the robert d. kling alias. on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and table. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in

he is in waco texas, this morning.orter: you remember police said many of the bikers had come to the twin peaks restaurant looking for trouble, and this morning many are saying that couldn't be further from the truth. nine people killed and 177 motorcycle riders arrested after the rampage at the twin peaks restaurant in waco. police rounded up the bikers and charged them with criminal activity and set them with a large bond. >> i committed no crime, did nothing wrong, just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the next day he walked out of jail. >> matt? >> yes. >> ed. good to meet you. >> they have been quietly released in the last few days, and the stories they tell us raise serious questions about why they were arrested and many are calling the mass arrest a gross overreaction by police. >> i don't think they knew what to do. i think they were completely clueless as to what to do. i am one of the first to get out. there's still well over 150 people in there. how long will they be there? how many of

from waco in texas heidi zhou castro has more. >> a shootout in waco texas between rival members of the bandidos and cossacks motorcycle clubs. nine dead, a hundred arrested and 177 arrested. now almost a month later fewer than have have been released on bond. among those still behind bars with no indictment father and son john and jake wilson. unfortunate bobbyhis wife said that they were motorcycle enthusiasts in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> what would it do to you to lose this place? >> we put everything we got into it. so it will be hard on us. >> could you possibly afford the $1 million bond that get your husband out? >> absolutely not. >> wilson said on that sunday the motor her husband left to attend the club meeting at the twin peaks restaurant. >> i didn't think anything of it. >> did you know that the bandidos was going to be there? >> no. >> do you think that your husband knew? >> probably. >> why would he go to where his sworn enemies would be present. >> well, i never understood them to be sworn enemies. >> she said that her husband and son did not bring weapons to

s office and to the city of waco. no one would talk about this case on camera.the city of waco police department did say that the investigation was on going. >> although not indicted all those arrested are charged with engaging and organizing criminal activity. >> to this hour no one has said what the criminal activity might be. usually you're aware of what you're being accused of. >> wilson hopes that the hearing scheduled for friday will lower her husband's bond. if not she has no idea what will come next. [ sobbing ] >> i adore this man. he has never given me any reason not to trust him. >> heidi zhou castro. al jazeera. waco texas. >> inin ghana one in four girls are marched off by the age of 14. >> this young girl was taken out of school to be prepared for marriage. some of her family members were angry when they saw her talking with a boy. >> she is back in school now but it's been a difficult time. she got pregnant at 16. like many young girls she thought that was the best way to get someone to take care of her financially. a none governmental organizatio

. >> weeks after a deadly biker brawl in waco, dozens of still behind bars. many say they are wrongfully accused. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. a new report that the woman accused of helping two convicts escape a new york prison admitted her role. she is said to be cooperating as the search for the men enters its seventh day. >> it is reported that prison employee joyce mitchum admitted to police that she provided convicts richard matt and david sweat with smuggled power tools and a cell phone in the leadup to their escape last week. police believe she failed to show up after initially agreeing to be the getaway driver. police believe that has left the two men to fend for themselves on foot. the search for the two men is concentrated in an area less than five miles from the prison where officials shut down roads and a school. one mom in the town of katyville said whether the schools reopen friday or not she's decided to play it safe with they are three girls. >> i'm keeping them home, yes keeping them right here until shis settled or a

in 1935 a small religious group moved to waco. an off-shoot of the seventh day adventist church, they eventually called themselves as the branch davidians. >> pretty stable leadership for a lot of years, and they were known in town as a somewhat bizarre but benign religious

. >> all for one hundreds of bieshgs rally in downtown waco texas for a silent protest.nt police to know not all bikers are criminals. james roads was there. >> more than 500 bikers roll in to downtown waco sunday afternoon to hold a silent protest. they want to be heard. >> mel moss with the sons of liberty riders club in north texas protesting the arrest of nearly 180 bieshgs may 17th after a shootout left nine dead and 18 wounded. >> we understand throwing a net out to catch some fish but to hold them with these kind of charges or noncharges to hold them there and confiscate their properties. >> the charges of engaging in organized criminal activity. their bonds everybody here believes are excessive. >> the real reason we are ahere we want to bring awareness to the situation we have here and the justice that has happened in waco three weeks ago where you could arrest 178 people give them all a million dollar bond. >> dobson and his wife road in from denson. >> people here have jobs they lost and they have family members at home. >> the hope is the long arm of the law

>> well i mean the first is we want some acknowledgement of wrongdoing on the part of the waco policeent. what they did was clearly unconstitutional and it can't happen again. that's the first portion of it. the second portion of it is that matt deserves to be compensated for what happened here. what happened to his reputation what might happen to the custody of his children for 17 days spent in jail jury will have to determine what it is worth to spend 17 days in jail and lose your livelihood and business and reputation. matt said it the other day and i think he said it perfectly, you work your whole life to get a reputation and it can be destroyed in minutes. we want sock acknowledgement of wrongdoing. the police says they still had probable cause to arrest 177 people which is false but then we will be asking for compensation along with the city of waco and the county. >> it was a mass arrest. everyone i talked to said they have never seen so many mug shots in one single day. matt we'll stay in touch with you and see where it goes. clint, thank you to you as well. >> thank you, broo

. >>> a shootout, in waco texas between rival members of the motorcycle clubs. nine people dead and more than a dozen injured and 177 arrested and now almost a month later fewer than half have been released on bond. >>> among those still behind bars with no indict men, father and son john and jake wilson. >>> they should be here. >>> bobby wilson, says her husband and son are motorcycle enthusiasts who were at the wrong place, at the wrong time and now with the men in jail, the family's bike shop has stood shuttered. >>> we. >>> everything we got into it, we put and so, it will be hard on us. >>> could you possibly afford the $1 million bond. >>> absolutely not. that's insanity. >>> on that sunday, her husband president of the five member strong the motorcycle club left home to attend a club meeting. >>> i deny think anything of it,. >>> did you know the ban deets to were going to be there? >>> no. >>> do you think your husband knew? >>> probably. >>> why on what he go to a place where his sworn enemies with be present? >>> well i never understood this, to be sw

the waco tribute reports pieces of evidence from the shoot out at twin peaks rest rapt have been sent to -- restaurant have been sent to an atf lab here in the area. police arrested more than 170 people in connection with that case. >>> the number of inmates dying of drug overdoses here in california is nearly triple the national rate. the department of corrections and rehabilitation is now taking steps to stop illicit drugs. corrections officials believe these steps of efforts are discouraging smuggling since 2006 more than 150 california inmates have overdosed. >>> a plea for northern california dog owner hoping to find his dog a good home. 62-year-old army veteran tristan kerr is battling stage four cancer. the sacramento area man was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer in march and was given just two months to a year to live. his dying wish is to find a good home for his dog cane. cane is a very calm and loving 7-year-old doberman pincher who is also a service dog. kerr says cane has served him well and would like to repay kerr. >> i have a terminal illness and i don't have

>> it is absolutely too big for the system in waco. waco has been overwhelmed one of the reasons this case has become such a problem is the courts cannot process this many people through the hearings that need to happen, for basic things basic human rights. basic issues like bail cannot be addressed when they have so many people. >> former prosecutor joining froes houston texas this evening, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> also in texas two years ago, there were about hour clinics that performed abortions in that state, today the number is less than ten. now there esa a court ruling that in effect will shut down more and melissa chen is live for us this evening. what is really interesting in this debate maz managed to shift the conversation can so that it is about women's health that's owhat that law is about. the proabortion activists say that's disingenius, it is about limiting abortions in the state and they are very very angry about this decision. >> at issue is whether clinics had to meet the same standard

we have a lot of heavy rain on the tail of the storm but the bulk of the rain is up near waco texas.where it's heading up and driving up the interstate into the dallas area. that's where the worth weather is going to be. our computers are estimating the next 48 hours three and a half inches of rain in the dallas forth worth area. we could see a band of heavier rain near tulsa and the computers are hinting and that could quickly produce in the days ahead and then some of the rain will bend up to the valley and then the storm weakens and then some rain in pennsylvania and possibly areas around new york new york city. the other story because of this tropical storm is how hot it's been. we had record heat from washington to the carolinas. many spots will feel like a hundred. there are other stories out there too. they took the headlines. >> we thiept does not create too much damage. >>> still more reaction to the donald trump show. late night comics are under the po moon moon that he is running. >>> we will break down the rule to phase out the artery and way too early is back in a moment

the dry side but these rainfall totals that's four to five inches possible for houston back up to wacoflash flood watches are up here. as we go to the north the dallas forth worth area is at flooding and severe flooding too. betake this up to oklahoma too. it's a long three day of watching rain. >> thank you of, bill. >>> >>> this morning in chicago, they're rightfully shouting it with pride, dynasty. game six and blackhawks were all over the lightning, hard hits and a goal in the second period and another to steal it in the third and then this. >> crawford another block. five to go. for the third time in six years the blackhawks are stanley cup champions. >> well, you heard it, 3 winds in six years and last time they won it at home, 1938. and they had to wait for the stanley cup to arrive reportedly because of the bad traffic but when it showed up, grown men hugging up, kissing the trophy. and you'd have to guess more than a few of those people calling in sick this morning. and chicago news tribune head line, very simple "hat trick." >>> and u.s. sources confirm that the head of the a

still over waco on its way to dallas.rt worth so any travel plans will be major delays. just brushing by oklahoma city tulsa. the tail on that is still producing big thunderstorm complexes on the gulf coast so san antonio and austin and houston in the mix there. there's been between 5-7 inches of rain. for us we do have the higher clouds streaking in here. coming up from the hawaiian islands. west, southwest we can see those right there. it looks like we are in line for a couple days there. it's typical june pattern. a little cooler by the coast and bay. slightly below average but then a bit inland. 50s and 60s by the coast. 60s and 70s maybe some low 80s bay side but then a lot of 90s well enough inland. morning fog fair. and cool to hot depending on how far inland you are. so 97 up in clearlake. a lot of high clouds will drift over us. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. some areas pushing about 5 degrees above average for this time of year but others if you're by the watt tear is where the cool is. upper 80s to near 90s santa

nine people died and 18 more were injured in the shootout at a twin peaks restaurant in waco.lly arrested 177 people.dozens of whom are now out on reduced bonds. but the majority are still in jail.with bonds that go up to a million dollars. the d-a has defended the high amounts but those at today's rally say the amounts are excessive and unconstitutional. >> "i just think that if a lot of people, to be very honest, put down their bon bons and their t-v channels - changers - and get their butts out here and see. because if you don't take part of this, next is going to be your church building they shut, next is going to be your recreational area they take. what are you willing to give up? >> vicki : even though the may shootout was a violent affair. thankfully, there were no reports of violence at today's gathering outside the courthouse. thousands of protestors have gathered in germany in time for the g-7 summit. they are protesting a wide range of causes. from climate change to free trade. police in riot gear walked along side them as they marched through town earlier today. y

miles south east of port o'connor, texas expected to make land fall late morning and then zoom toward waco, texas and dallas by this afternoon. it will have 45-mile an hour wind by then, at least after it makes land fall and then lose its tropical storm characteristics but dump rain on areas that do not need it as they are cleaning up from the record flooding this month. these are tropical storm warnings for gulf coast of texas. back to you fox future cast shows we have a chance of rain throughout the rest of the morning but the real rock and roll will be later on this afternoon, to the north of us by 1:00 o'clock up in the lehigh valley some thunderstorms and then they will march through with the cold front later in the afternoon. so by 4:00 o'clock we could be seeing thunderstorms if philadelphia they continue until five or 6:00 o'clock or 7:00 o'clock in the jersey shore, and and, one day and one day only. on wednesday, visibility is here and reduced visibility at philly international, .3 of a mile in pottstown and trenton, and, fog in atlantic city as well and some places not seeing an

locked up after the deadly biker gang shootout. 9 people died and 18 injured at the twin peaks in waco. 117 people were arrested. some of the rally say the bail amounts for those in jail are excessive and therefore unconstitutional. >>> this is new the oldest daughter of time share mogul david and jackie sealing has died. victoria sealing was found unresponsive on saturday. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she died. the family stars in the documentary queen of versailles. investigators are working with the medical examiner to determine the cause and manner of death. >>> on the people scene singer grande made clear she doesn't belong to anybody else. her venting comes after a wildly reported interview that she gave in london to the sun newspaper. she lashed out expectation that she was newly dating one direction lead singer. she has ailment more to offer and talk about than to stay focused on her relationships with boys. >> debris tumbles to the ground in center city overnight. police say it was the work of vandals. >>> fierce are rising across south korea as the country braces

bill right near waco. it will move right up toward the east of oklahoma city and tulsa and kansas city and st. louis. but the detail what we say here is producing big boom earns on the texas gulf -- boomers on the texas gulf coast. still a very active rainfall. for us sunny today expect for the higher clouds that advance from the west, southwest. not a huge deal but they are there. morning fog, fair. a few high clouds. mostly sunny. warm for some. hot for others. 80s and 90s. temperatures pretty close to seasonal average but still inland they are running a little above. and it does look a little cooler thursday. warm up friday and saturday. >> looks good. >>> i love this story. hate walking behind people who are texting and not paying attention. but one university has come up with the fix for the problem. there are three lanes on this staircase. one for walking, one for running, and one for texting. the school plans to expand the texting lanes throughout the campus. university officials say they don't obey

biggest priorities giving him the power to push will you trade deals on a fast track >>> many bikers in waco texas say they've been wrongfully accused. we talk to their families. plus. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> and a leader with the

the waco department told us that the investigation is ongoing, and a lengthy process due to the high number of individuals. >> though not indicted all arrested faced a charge of engaging in interesting activity. >> to this date no one says what the activity might be. usually you are aware of what you are held for. >> wilson hopes a hearing will lower her husband's bond. if not, she has no idea what will come next. >> i adore this man. he's never given me any reason not to trust him. >> british actor sir christopher lee has died. he was 93. he died sunday morning at a hospital in london. he appeared in dozens of films. known for his role as dracula in the horror films. younger fans know him as ducu in star wars >>> and the world of jazz is mourning an iconic musician. [ ♪♪ ] >>> ormet coleman passed away from cardiac arrest. the self-taught moussage is credited from developing the sound of jazz. he won a pulitzer prize and was honoured with a jazz master. >> albert einstein the scientist we know now we look at albert einstein the man. as his letters go up for auction much. >> and a re

look at this massive water slide in waco.mb 50' to go down 120' slide, royal flush was unveiled to visitors at the park in april. you must be at least six years old to ride. i would want my kid to be older and you have to wear a life jacket and sign a waiver. >> meteorologist mike nicco joins us from the paragraph. a lot of folks wish they had a slide like that. >> exactly. that is why we still have some on the parks inland to keep us cool. we need to go through. that looks fantastic and fun. the next 24 hours we will start with this afternoon 63 to 96 and the summer spread with a few clouds at the coast and it will be more comfortable to head outside this evening, 60 at the coast to 70 inland. overnight, you can get the clean and cool air to come in, 47 to 62 is the spread tomorrow morning. this is what happened this morning the sea breeze kicked up and the manner layer was taller so it climbed over the east bay hills into the east bay valley and it is no match for the strong sunshine and the warm air that is coming up from

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still strong thunderstorm activity around the port lovoca region and waco getting strong thunderstorms this morning. give it a couple of hours and we think dallas will begin to pick up tremendous rainfall as well. 30 million people from houston out towards st. louis underneath the flood watches, warnings and advisories that are in place this morning. the storm exhibiting some rotation. about 3.5 million people underneath a tornado watch that conspires at 7:00 a.m. local time and includes houston as well so something worth noting before the storm system pushes out of this region in very slow moving feature here and by mid week to the latter portion of the week, the rainfall, anywhere from indianapolis even towards pittsburgh and by saturday night, new york city gets in on heavy rainfall. that will be remnants of the storm system so a wide reaching impact over this region. guys? >> p.k., thank you for that. >>> the obama administration middle east strategy under the microscope today when ashton carter and general martin dempsey appear before the house armed services committee and expecte

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. >>> three weeks after that deadly shootout in waco, texas. bikers sent a message of support to jailed fellow bikers. about a thousand bikers rallied yesterday for the release of 102 bikers that remain in custody. police arrested everyone that was at that scene. the justice of the peace said each person's bond at $1 million. bikers say that violates their constitutional rights. >> we have doctors here, retired firefighters, retired veterans. we're not criminals. we're just people that love to get on two wheels and feel the wind in our face. >> dozens of bikers still waiting for a bond reduction hearing right now. some of the hearings won't happen for at least a month. >>> a bizarre and chaotic scene unfolded. police say the the man jumped into the water wearing nothing but a gown and an ekg monitoring system. police were able to get in four boats and chase the man. but it did take hours before they war able to sedate him and bring him back to land. the man swam upwards of a mile trying to evade the police. rescuers were left angry having to di

. >>> almost a thousand bikers staged a protest against police in waco, texas. were staging a protest against police in the bloody aftermath of the incident in may. more than 100 bikers are still behind bars. >>> and a woman hit by a broken bat at fenway park is recovering from her injuries. the bat of brett lawrie broke and flew into the stands. she was hit in the head. she remains hospitalized in serious condition and friends started an online fund-raising campaign for her. >>> straight ahead now, lebron leads the charge. he pulls out all stops in game two of the nba finalings. >>> and the top five cities suspend your retirement and none of them are in florida. details in "moneywatch." vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. the sunshine vitamin! ensure. take life in. advanced design makes it easy to protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. discover seresto. with the performance you expect from topicals in a non-greasy collar seresto provides protection against fleas and ticks for

that is wednesday morning, late tonight and then waco up to dallas. around thursday at 1:00 in the morning. and then it starts to turn back to north and the east. north of little rock and south of st. louis, and this line represents 1:00 on friday. so it is going to produce a tremendous amount of rain. not just in texas. and there first, yes, but also in oklahoma, northwest arkansas and also into southwest missouri. look at this. we'll put this into monkeypox motion for you. this is the rain potential. by 7:00 on thursday, up to 10 inches of rain around houston. also anywhere from three to seven inches in dallas, oklahoma city, around little rock and also into a good portion of missouri, southwestern missouri anyway. so right now a live look outside. still 91. that is good. winds out of the northwest at 12, but the cold front is not through us just yet. here is the radar and here is the canceled yellow alert. we had showers and storms. this is just an hour and they were pretty intense at one point moving around down toward dale city. a couple of sprin

tempo of that changes, in particular texas has been under a lot of threat after the biker shoot-out in waco was about 90 miles east. i used to be the assistant special agent in charge of the atf in the dallas division and my office was just blocks from that police headquarters and i've been in that police headquarters many times. you know it's a famous building it's where lee harvey oswald, the building we're talking about, where he was killed by jack ruby in the basement. and so you know police are under threat. there's always threat. and you know sometimes people act them out. is it anti-government, revenge or something else like i say a diversion, internationally based, somebody connected with somehow believes in some international reason to attack. who knows. >> we know that the s.w.a.t. teams are also involved. we have the p.d. the s.w.a.t. teams and this area is barricaded off and they disabled this vehicle. that's what the police are reporting now. so what's the next step? >> well there's a lot of simultaneous things going on. first you have the incident at the van, and that's going

after this promotional video was posted on facebook called the royal flush at an adventure park in wacoas. that is not even slow motion, you can read more about the slide that catapults people 15 feet in the air at 6abc.com/ 6abc.com/distraction there she is. >> david has a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> so we are looking at warm afternoon and low humidity less than it was yesterday, mid-80s up to 86 in philadelphia winds light out of the northwest and down the shore on or about 80 this afternoon. >> okay thank you david. >>> a look now as stories coming up later this afternoon on "action news" at 4:00, we are one day away from the tall ships festival and it will be a spectacle on the delaware river coming up at 4:00, a sneak peek of what to expect. >> and summer travel season is here and for a lot of people that means renting a car and should you get theinsurance. >> now for david murphy rick williams, and the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. >> see you later. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can m

. >>> that's what it sounded like when about a thousand motorcyclists converged on waco texas yesterdayin support of the bikers that are still in jail after that deadly brawl last month. nine people were killed during the shootout more than a dozen injured. >>> a hip hop r & b concert turned violent in north jersey yesterday. state police had to lob tear gas at concertgoers who were throwing bottles at police. this all happening in the parking lot of metlife stadium. tracey strahan is live for us this morning. what started this between police and these concertgoers here? >> reporter: well chris, from what we've heard so far, the bottles started being thrown in this parking lot at metlife stadium when police started to turn the crowd away right at the gate, even those who had tick hes to get inside. the video has made the rounds on social media from instagram to twitter. new jersey state police responded in s.w.a.t. gear. new jersey state police respond the crowds were trying to enter illegally. it's one of the hottest tickets in town every year. they say people tried to enter illegally,

the sons of liberty riders road to waco and many of their friends are innocent and have been stuck in jail for weeks because they can't afford the $1 million needed for bail. nine people were killed, 18 injured. police arrested 177 police. it's still unclear what led to that shoot-out. >>> the college board now figuring out to make up for a mistake on a crucial college entrant exam. students taking the s.a.t. believe they had 25 minutes to complete one of the sections. however, the proctor's manual said they had 20 minutes five minutes fewer. students had this problem across the country. as soon as the college board says it plans to fix the issue, we'll let you know what it will do. >>> children around the country will cook up a storm inside one government building today. the department of education hosts the high school cooking challenge. nine teams from all over the country including here in washington will attend the cooking up change competition. the student chefs have to create a nutritious meal on a night budget. they'll be judged by celebrity chefs and we'll know who won by 7:0

. >> weeks after a deadly biker brawl in waco, dozens of still behind

>>> a thousand motorcyclists converged on waco texas yesterday outside the jail to support bikers whoemain jailed after a deadly brawl and shootout last month. those bikers claim some of the bikers being jailed were only arrested because they were there, in the wrong place at wrong time. nine people were killed more than a dozen injured. >>> on your face! >> this video is now viral. the texas police officer seen here is on administrative leave while authorities investigate his response to a disturbance at a pool party. the officer is shown throwing a 14-year-old girl foot ground pinning her down with his knees. the mckinney police department released a statement on its facebook page saying it is investigating the incident which, quote, raised concerns. >>> two killers who broke out of a maximum security prison in new york on saturday are still on the run this morning. >> investigators say those men broke out through steel and they planned their escape for some time. they may have had some help from the inside, too. new york state police are now officering a $100,000 reward for the whe

. >> in waco, texas hundreds of motorcycle riders rallied in support of bikers who are still in jail after a deadly shootout there. nine people were killed in that shootout, 177 people were arrested. many are still behind bars. organizers of the bike rally say many held are innocent and should be released. >> a new law in ohio is helping adopted children find their birth parents. since the law kicked in this spring, thousands of people have come forward to look through their birth records. we talk with one young woman who got the answers she was looking for. >> i'm bisi onile-ere. through a new love, the state of ohio opened the adoption records of hundreds of thousands of people at the beginning of the year. the day that new law went into effect, we were here as hundreds stood outside the government building in search of any information about their past. some of the documents were sealed more than 50 years. back in march 30-year-old lindsey west stood in this long line and after years of searching, she finally found what she was looking for her birth parents. >> i imagine like you f

pizza restaurant in waco that arrest the hundred and 77 people does of whom are now out on a reduced bond those at the weekend rotted said the amount our excess of an unconstitutional. >>: what are you willing to give up? >>james: there are no reports of violence as sunday's rally outside the courthouse will continue to follow the lead of the story as a continue to develop top athletes from around the world competed in the third annual from alcatraz to the thousand people left in the senses of bay area for the big race to concede the they're swimming or re itasca one-half mile swim they ran another 8 mi. for the streets in san francisco here is what the two winners, told us about the competition. >>: i think this race is considered to be one of the classics is a privilege i jumped off the bike and. >>james: by only two seconds look at that a full finished coming up broadway's biggest award show arrives at radio city music hall who poke away a walk away with a prize. >>anny hong: get ready for some major he visibility down to 1 mi. for half moon bay, some coastal fog and drizzle i wil

by tomorrow morning, what's left of bill will be across dallas, heavy rain near waco even houston potential flash flooding here tomorrow night into oklahoma city. they're saturated. by thursday, st. louis and a good chunk of the midwest gets a piece of this action. >> you were telling me this rain lasts through friday. when it's all said and done, how much rain are we talking about for much of this country? >> reporter: a multi-day event. places like upstate new york, will see two to three inches. pittsburgh back to chicago will see several inches. here in texas along the path of that storm, over six inches of rainfall in places like houston, clearly don't need anymore of that water. david? >> rob, thanks. >>> we're going to turn now to that deadly balcony collapse in california, the death toll in berkeley growing, at least six people killed when a small balcony crowded with people collapsed. the dramatic images tonight, that balcony before and then after, landing on the balcony below, the people on it sent plummeting four stories. those students celebrating a 21st birthday party. tonight q

it is moving north of waco, texas. those winds are dropping. it's moving north at about 13 miles per hour. and as it pushes north, it is going to continue to produce pretty strong winds. waco got wind gusts of over 45 miles per hour. but the big story will be the rain. by friday morning it's into missouri. rainfall amounts generally going to be about 5 to 8 inches but locally in northern texas and into central oklahoma, we are looking at about 8 to 12 inches of rain. the big problem with that, of course, is all of the heavy rain that they've already received, some areas picking up to 20 inches of rain in the month of may. so that now we are looking at conditions where you are not going to be able to absorb anymore of this water. it just continues and continues to cause big flooding problems. so that's the latest tropical depression bill, making its way north of waco, texas. of course, we'll continue to track it for you later on here. now back to you guys in new york. >> your live shot says it all. we can see it and hear it. >> we're getting new

more her lawn this is the 75 year-old they are young and jerry subtle shift from reason taxes near wacoletter long ago 75 the city says it cannot be over 18 in. the city told her and get our notice she says she never sought any way they sent award for her arrest that when the cute little guys or store local news and taxes spa and some action they say they gathered some lawn mowers and went to work they cut it down now she just has to go to court to prove that it is cut to but she still has to go to court for her lawn any way to assess his speech was at the boy's kindness that is very sweet and tart to imagine the city officials going that far. >>reporter: you think they have she is an old woman we do not have the problem here because it rains once a month we do not have long cutting issues here it will be hot this weekend still in the '90s tomorrow it will not be as hot triple digits afternoon highs 94 livermore mid-90s in general is to ensure line nice and cool here is the seventh forecast for you i will much of the court on monday but things back into line become wednesday religious w

arrest 177 people which is false but then we will be asking for compensation along with the city of waco and the county. >> it was a mass arrest. everyone i talked to said they have never seen so many mug shots in one single day. matt we'll stay in touch with you and see where it goes. clint, thank you to you as well. >> thank you, brooke. >>> and we continue on hour two. i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. and as two killers continue to evade the more than 800 police hunting them we are hearing from a source close to the investigation that the fugitive's trail is in a word cold. and the hope of finding richard matt and david sweat appears to fade. our sources are revealing more about the plot that the killers con kukted concocted in their cells, including maybe murdering the husband of the woman who helped them escape. her lawyer telling cnn that accusation in no uncertain terms is false. >> as soon as i realized he had a lawyer we sort of stopped talking pretty much. >> did you know anything about this alleged plan to possibly harm lyle? >> i don't know very much about it other than i bel

much of central and eastern texas they're flash floored flood warnings towards oklahoma, san antonio, waco, just to the north of dallas, now towards louisiana as well, big big problem. a lot of that rain is still falling in the area. now dallas fort worth you are clearing out right now as the center of that storm goins make begins omake its way north. next 24 hours the showers are now making their way into the state, oklahoma city and tulsa are pick picking up the rain. the heaviest is tonight through tomorrow. we are watching very carefully. all this raven is going to be draining into the rivers, the red river and the trinity river. those flash flood warnings along the river will probably continue into the weekend as well. >> kevin thank you. >>> coming up inside the central american drug war families shot and killed in a zeadea honduran drug operation. and my conversation with governor john sinunu. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. al jazeera investigation gunned down, were they innocent? tonight what our report uncovers. the quiet man. >> even though he

one was waco motorcycle salesman, and that could be a major problem trying to keep his shop open. judges in louisiana have ruled he against the immediate release of albert wood fox the last imprisoned member of the so-called angola 3. he has spent more than 40 years in solitary confinement. the state is appealing. jonathan martin is on in new orleans. jonathan. >> albert wood fox was extremely disappointed, according to his attorney. he will remain in custody at least for now while the state continues to challenge his release. after four decades since solitary confinement albert wood fox will remain in confinement for now. >> we are deeply disappointed that mr. wood fox will not be released today. >> reporter: his supporters hoped he would walk free after a federal judge ordered his immediate release. but louisiana's attorney general challenged that ruling, calling him a murderer. decided wood fox must stay behind bars while the state continues to appeal his release. >> i would love for him to stay in prison. yes for the rest of his life. >> and maybe we finally will get closure.

we spent a lot of time on the baltimore riots but minimum time on waco people look at that and see the difference of the we have to take a responsibility. but to the media if you're forget to put it out there it has to be balanced because people are watching you and are listening to you and i think that that's the most important take away here. everything that we air and everything that we put out there, somebody is taking it and twisting it in a different way of the that's my only comment. host: randy's up next. chicago heights, illinois. good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me? >> yes, sir. caller: i think the mayor and the police department are jumping way too much to the conclusion. i like to say that they're saying it's a hate crime. a hate crime is not very good to say right now. they don't even have the man in custody. this man could be on drugs. he could be mentally ill. he could be a terrorist and then when they find him they realize maybe what might have happened. but when they say hate crime, that's not a good thing to say because that brings the whites and the b

waco police updating the public on the investigation into the may 17th shooting at twin peaks. not fire indiscriminately on bikers during the incident that left seven people dead. said only three waco officers discharged their weapons and only 12 shots were fired. >>> relief and rescue efforts continuing in nepal after landslides struck north eastern nepal. at least 53 people were killed with two dozen missing. the death toll could rise as rescue operations continue. >>> the world's smallest pacemaker is being used at the same south african hospital where the first heart transplant was performed. the miniaturized technology is 1/10 of the size of the traditional pacemaker. >> fascinating stuff. thank you. >>> new report finds nearly 8 million americans are still under water on their mortgages. that is a big reason so few homes are being listed and what that means for the housing market. >>> still to come -- >> you got to tell them silent brain is people. >> the future of food is here. >> i just showed it to my kids. >> what? >> while this soylent may not be made out of people l

and one just pushed through waco. those bands have a lot of severe weather and rain involved with them as well. and now the focus is going over here to oklahoma. we think we'll see 5-8isms of rain coming into this particular area as that storm system makes its way to the north. so tomorrow, oklahoma and then as we go towards friday, we'll start to go over here towards missouri, possibly to illinois by the time we get to the weekend. and flooding -- >> another nasty system there. kevin, appreciate it, and thanks for the update. >>> the vatican's decision to enter into the debate over climate change is generating controversy on the campaign trial. tomorrow, president obama is going to give a speech on climate change. >> as pope francis is prepared to ask governments around the world to cut the use of fossil fuels, this week in new hampshire, republican candidate, jeb bush, a catholic, declared his independence. >> i don't get advice from my cardinals or pope, and i would like to see what he says about climate change and

. >>> three weeks after that deadly shootout in waco, texas bikers sent a message of support to fellowers who are in jail. about a thousand bikers rallied for the release of the 102 bikers still in custody. nine people were killed in that melee in a twin peaks restaurant parking lot. 18 people were hurt. police arrested everyone who was there at the scene. the justice of the peace said each person's bond at $1 million. the bikers are saying that violates their constitutional rights. >> we're not criminals. we're just people that love to get on two wheels and feel the wind in our face. >> dozens of bikers are still waiting for a bond reduction hearing. some of the hearings are at least a month away. >>> a bizarre and chaotic scene unfolded in pennsylvania after a man escaped from a hospital emergency room and ran into a nearby lake. police say the man jumped right in the water wearing nothing but a gown and ekg equipment. they say he was highly intoxicated a the the the time. security teams were able to get into four boats, chase the man into the water but it did take several hours befo