he went to the waco compound when it was under siege.l 19th, two years to the date after the waco incident, oklahoma city was bombed. >> mr. president, there are tens, maybe more -- tens of thousands of men and women dressing up on weekends in military garb going off for training because they're upset about waco. despite what you say, we're talking about thousands and thousands of people in this country who are furious at the federal government. >> well, they have a right to believe whatever they want. they have a right to say whatever they want. they have a right to keep and bear arms. they have a right to put on uniforms and go out on the weekends. they do not have the right to kill innocent americans. they do not have the right to violate the law. >> it's not like you can go to war against domestic terrorism. they're ours. this was our problem. >> we still don't know how much hate is growing now near other scrubbed farmhouses in other trailer parks. that is, how many others there are just like him. can you think of anything more impor

when he carried out the bombing, he chose the anniversary of the waco siege for his action.e was important for a lot of other reasons. it's one of the ways we can see why the bombing was the work of a movement and not just a lone wolf activist. it was scheduled for the anniversary of the raid of a white separatist compound. it was also an execution date of one of its key activists who had aso targeted that building in plot that never came to fruition. the white power movement had that building in its sights for decades. could draw the building from memory. mcveveigh read the turner diaris and distribute that novel as part of his work on the gun show circuit. what we see after the oklahoma city bombing is a quick surgrgen copypycats. amy: timothy mcveigh served in the gulf war. >> yes. before you move on, i wanted to ask you about an interesting chapter, mercenaries. that's about white supremacy and u.s. invnvolvement in latin america, particularly central america in places like nicaragua. >> one of the things that happened as people returned from the war, some people choose

and really any automaker to be in right now and he or she waco or any other industry out of margin as well couldn't this blowback spread to other industries i mean what are investors saying about current. yeah definitely have an hour but at the moment it is helping the dow jones tremendously that the meeting between younker and trump seemed to have been successful in a way that they could agree on a few concessions to avoid a full buoyant blown trade war so generally speaking i think we have been seeing this phenomenon for quite a while now and the markets are not as strongly reacting as one might think at least not as strongly in a negative way the short term effect of the tax reform and even off prize of the trade policies i kind of carrying a big chunk off the stocks right now with tech for example being really a strong trade disputes in the data so then again it also is not easy to come to a valid conclusion for investors as trump himself is sending just mixed signals calling terrorists the greatest listen she's also using the summit to slow the china trade agenda in africa with h

and really any automaker to be in right now any or to waco or any other industry out of margin as well couldn't this blowback spread to other industries and we want to invest is saying about the current. yeah definitely have an hour but at the moment it is helping the dow jones tremendously that the meeting between younker and trump seemed to have been successful in a way that they could agree on a few concessions to avoid a pool boy blown trade war so generally speaking i think we have been seeing this phenomenon for quite a while now the markets are not as strongly reacting as one might think at least not as strongly in the negative way the short term effects of the tax reform and even off parts of the trade policies i kind of carrying a big chunk off the stocks right now with tech for example being really strong investors are in the market to make money now and tomorrow and not necessarily in ten years and this is going to remind be seeing the negative consequences off the trade disputes in the data as so then again it also is not easy to come to a valid conclusion for investors as

next of all waco and monaco are at the. diamonds leaks and they say struck and feels amazing features a new world record or scan is the truth checco etch produced the craning performance of the season and the three thousand steeplechase here's a look at her record breaking run on more. twenty seven year old beatrice chip koichi already had the fastest time this season in the three thousand meter steeplechase but here in monaco she found an extra gear and shaved more than ten seconds off her personal best seventy the new world record of eight minutes forty four point three two seconds becoming the first kidney and woman to hold the record . i didn't expect my end was couldn't make it to. the women's one hundred meter went to marie just say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success a dime in leigh and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post at lennox world american no miles retained his title in the two hundred meter of it and lowered hi

bush: she and i are mountain biking buddies, waco, texas. i live in crawford. [laughter] hi, i am from -- pres. bush: i am wondering why you missed my 72nd birthday ride. working? >> yeah. pres. bush: ok. [laughter] pres. clinton: that is your story and you are sticking to it. >> yes, sir. i am from waco, texas, where i have lived since i was three weeks old. i am a gardener. my project is focused on increasing the number of people who can grow their own healthy food. president clinton, how do you suggest that we as a nation address rising rates of preventable diseases linked to unhealthy diet and sedentary lifestyle, especially considering the financial toll it takes on the health care system and physical toll they take on our lives? thank you. pres. clinton: first of all, thank you for caring about it. i think the most important thing we can do is to help kids get good nutrition, exercise in and out of school. i did a lot of work on that, and there are a lot of programs across the country that do. has tried to have more sensible standards for the school lunch

if you look at that trial and the two tragic events in the '90s, ruby ridge and waco which were hugepublic relations disasters whereas the government confronted a white power movement in ruby ridge and an apocalyptic community in waco which was not apply particularly but was depicted as such within this movement, there was an fbi memo that said after that they would not try to prosecute people as part of movement. they would holograph individuals. so by the time of oklahoma we don't even get an investigation to see if there are more people fall. we don't get a prosecution trying to show the public there is movement. it will totally erase everything we already knew. that terrorism designation is tricky, and is in many ways the on my purview as as a story bui think the archives show us the ways we preclude it. >> i had a couple quick questions. he could say more about the truth and reconciliation commission and what you found in that area. then just to push on the gun question. i thought about the turner diaries and the notion that you would have to have an insurrection at the moment t

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waco, texas, for example, tied their all-time record at 112 today. and we're going for the rest of the week. david? >> you've already been warning about the heat and only gets worse tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> we were on the scene today of that horrific duck boat accident in branson, missouri, just as they lifted the boat out of the water. they revealed the life jackets right there on the shelf in the boat. this question, of course, did the captain ever tell passengers to put them on as this disaster was beginning to unfold? abc's marcus moore in branson again tonight. >> reporter: that doomed boat, back on the surface tonight. the coast guard raising it from the bottom of the lake. it sank in a violent storm thursday. the boat battling winds above 60 miles per hour and six-foot swells. 17 dying in that terrifying disaster. those crews lifting the boat from the water, and you can see the line of life jackets there hanging from the top canopy. survivor tia coleman believes those life vests could have saved some of her nine family members, includin

and lucy, her mother and two younger brothers moved to waco to escape the violence. so her origins had not been known. i found out the name of her mother, her two younger brothers. she had some kind of a relationship liaison with a black man, oliver, and had a child early in her life around the age of 19. so this is all very interesting information because later in life lucy will claim to be the daughter of mexican and native american parents, and that was a fiction. >> yeah, i wonder whether one of the reasons she's not more famous today is that she denied her african roots. and why do you think she did that? >> well, it's a good question, and she still is something of an enigma to me. i think that she worried about her own credibility with her constituents which consisted of the white, urban laboring classes. and i think she feared, given the tremendous prejudice against african-americans during this period, that if she revealed herself as a former slave, that her credibility would be lessened in the eyes of white men and women. so she, her origins are kind of inde

temperatures today here reached 111 degrees in waco, texas. 112 in phoenix, arizona. 119 in palm springs, california. it is expected to be even hotter tomorrow. the heat is making the battle against california wildfires all the more difficult. in the east, flood watches and warnings are up all the way from the carolinas to new york state. flooding has already hit pennsylvania, swamping streets. some did have to be rescued from their homes. we're going to move now to the heat and wildfires in the west. jamie yuccas is there. >> reporter: this massive wildfire keeps raging in the california sierra, threatening hundreds of homes, and burning dangerously close to yosemite national park. more than 3,000 firefighters are not just battling winds, but now .xtreme heat. temperatures on the fire lines are soaring to well over 100 degrees. he is just the beginning of a heat wave that could bring the summer's hottest temperatures so far to southern california and arizona. 120 degrees for palm springs. phoenix today could smash its record of 114. by tomorrow, it could hit 117. ake

them in the front door met them on the steps and that you are not coming in here then they went to waco and filed a lawsuit the first lawsuit third. marshall from the naacp there are too many desegregation cases we don't know to do with all of them were not even interested in facing just filing the cases at the point down to argue the case. eventually the parents and young women were so determined the patient and it was so increasingly popular with the black press that thurgood marshall was forced to take it to the and my recipe for many years before he anticipated i just want to read to you what he told interviewer 19 when asked people are not yet convinced we had a program from the beginning to the end there was no plan on. none. the best proof of my two offshore graduate school then college junior college or high school probably down. but obviously there was no plan in the next case was elementary school there was no plan we didn't want to but we had it so it took this long let's take a couple more years now here we go. this is thurgood marshall after they continue to write the histo

door he met them on the steps and said you're not coming in here so they turned around and went to waco texas and fall that mom -- filed a lawsuit this is the first lawsuit thurgood marshall argued that we are getting too many cases we don't know what to do with all of them so marshall who was not even interested in firing desegregation cases at that point had to come down to argue the case. so eventually these parents and young women were so determined and so patient and increasingly popular with the black press that thurgood marshall was forced to take desegregation to the supreme court many years before he anticipated doing so. i just want to tell you what he told an interviewer in 1968 asking about the cases. this is marshall. people are not yet convinced we never had a program from beginning to end there was no plan on any of these cases. none. once we went law school graduate school connection if in college and then junior-college then high school all the way down. but obviously there was no plan. and then in this case was elementary school there was no plan we didn't want it but

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wichita falls, 107 today, waco 104. san antonio 102. an angelo 105. dallas 10. item sa 100 degrees. we will be -- tulsa 100 degrees. dallas the record today 104, chasing records for tomorrow as well. lots of hot air in place. to the north we are watching storms in the central plains. >> in texas, that's for sure. thanks, michelle. still ahead, everybody, the best in baseball the mid-summer classic. we have all the all star highlights coming up next. >>> welcome back. time for sports and the mlb all star game, they use pure power for the scoreboard of last night's mid-summer classic. the national league of the american league combined for an all star game, record ten home runs shattering the old record of 6. yankee super star aaron started in the 2nd inning out to left center field. he followed that up in the next frame, doubling the al lead with a homer of his own. he answered in the top of the third on this wilson contraers all star game at-bat. the nl down by a pair, cincinnati starter slammed a two-run shot over the fences, sendsing the game into extra innings. the astro's teamma

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just down the road in waco and some of those numbers approaching 110, 120 in parts of arkansas, so herego. heat advisories, watches and warnings not just for texas but all the way, yes, to southern california and texas with the humidity, of course, that makes it feel even worse. 108 today in dallas. 112 is what it'll feel like this morning in shreveport. i mean cooling down a little bit maybe over the next couple of days, but while it cools down here it will do nothing but heat up across the west. we still have several -- >>> this weather report is sponsored by pronamel, which i hope can get the stuff out of my teeth from the bar that paula shared with us earlier. >> you're welcome. you're welcome. >> i had some too. >> it was like all over my mouth. >> sticky breakfast bars. >> i know. >> i hope it was delicious. >> i think we have ventured like pretty far into too much information here. the line is here, and we are here. >> but it's only 35 minutes into the show. >> oh, okay. >> coming up on "gma," we're going to do something really, really interesting actually. kyra phillips is going

we saw a record-breaking 117 degrees in van nuys, california. 114 degrees in waco, texas. that's all happening right now. it's happening with an administration and a republican machine that fights tooth and nail to ignore the problem of climate change or to make it worse. and none more so than the koch political network, which has already spent tens of millions of dollars fighting action on climate change over the years. and get this, they're reportedly going to drop another $400 million in the upcoming 2018 mid-terms. what that looks like, next. >>> we are just 99 days until november 6th, election day. and the koch political network wants everyone to know this time they'll be holding the gop accountable. invited to their summit that not only do they oppose the trump's divisiveness and trade policies, they would even support pro growth, whatever that means, democrats who are willing to stand up to elizabeth warren. to be clear, despite whatever minor beef the koches have with trump, there are two political groups. the one that includes the trump white house also very much

this is 4:00 p.m., louisiana between dallas and waco, down towards san antonio.storms in central florida with the sea breezes. tomorrow a couple of hit-and-miss storms but nothing that bad. we're funny and warm today. by the time we get to wednesday we will see cooler air coming into the northeast. looks like a great week there. mid atlantic not bad. scattered shorms wednesd scattered storms wednesday, thursday and friday in the deep south, but a good week in areas from maine to the carolinas. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, everybody, global markets shake off concerns over ongoing trade disputes with the united states as stocks overseas are starting the week off on a higher note. we will get a report on whether the gains will find their way to wall street. we will be right back. ♪ your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer an

simpson and waco cases.ohn, let me start with you, moen moichael cohen appears to officially turned on trump by releasing this tape. a trump he made of a man that he said he would take a bullet for. maybe he meant, shoot a bullet at. how worried should trump be? >> well, i think there's good reason to be concerned. this is -- michael is certainly in the process of turning towards state's -- becoming a witness for the southern district, if they're inclined. you know, i think that he -- there's, what, 4 million pages of records that were seized from michael cohen. about 3,000 of them were deemed to be attorney/client privilege. there's a lot of evidence there. and i think there's a lot of reason for trump to be concerned about all of those years and all that evidence. >> asha, here's the thing. nobody looks good in this who's involved with it. let me just be honest about that. but the president tweeted earlier today, in part, what kind of lawyer would tape a client, so sad. is this a first? never heard of it b

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2e temperatures stay 10 to degrees above average with records possible in san antonio, abilene, and waco. look at what happens next week through the centralth and sn plains. we're talking about into monday, triple digits in austin, monroe looud louisiana and dras allas as wel. your local forecast coming up in the next 0 seconds. m >>> goning, i'm meteorologist chuck bell. a bright sunny sky over dte. erature now 73 downtown, but still in the comfortable mid 60s in most of the western suburbs, low 70s alongside the bay. if you're planning out your thursday to be outsid it's a great day to do it. low hum low midity, afternoon a couple degrees cooler. cooler weekend but that's because ofain and increasing rain chances. >> that's your latest weather. >>> coming up, two children victims of rare and frightening shark attacks right here on th beaches. we're going to hear fm one of them. >> bad sportsn youth sports. not ds, but their parents. what some d refs areng to turn the table. first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ start the day with the chicken you love. get the feeling of chick-fil-a, for br

these are not heat indexes, these are actual air temperatures for lubbock, san angelo, waco over 100ay see records set for amarillo, dallas, san angelo, almost 100 in little rock, beaumont 97. friday records possible for dallas, san antonio, laredo and midland. out west the heat continues as well for today, 110 in redding, 103 here. look at salt lake city. almost 100 degrees. we are going to see temperatures cooling down here in the east, nice and seasonal for green bay, cleveland, greensboro >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. we'll keep it cool with low 70s there. santa rosa warming up to 89 in san jose. in the trivalley it will be 6 in livermore. we'll keep 90s in the forecast. add in humidity which could spark off a few spotty showers and some dry lightning into tomorrow as well as friday. >> that is your latest weather. >> thank you so much. we have a lot more to come to, including body miller speaking about her tragedy for the first time. >> ever have a doctor dismiss your symptoms or tell you it's in your head. maria shriver on the shocking bias against women when it comes to hea

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temperatures stay ten to 20 degrees above average with records possible in san antonio, abby lean and waco. look at what happens next week through the central and southern plains. into monday, triple digits more austin, laredo, monroe, louisiana, and dallas as well. it is dangerous heat for a long period of time. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a livelic at san jose. we see a lot of sunshine, and it feels a little more humid out there. it will make it feel warmer today, with our high reaching 89 degrees. it will be 83 in palo alto, and 75 today in oakland. we'll see some upper 90s for concord and antioch. san francisco reaching 70 degrees. as the humidity increases, we'll also have a chance of some lightning, and that continues into tomorrow. and dries out for the weekend. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks so much. coming up, two children victims of rare and frightening shark attacks right here on the beaches in new york. we will hear from one of them. >>> and bad sports in youth sports. not kids, but their par

wildfires but also the heat settling in, spreading east and intensifying through much of the nation, waco 108 yesterday. that's the hottest they've been since august 2011. george. >> ginger, thanks very much. >>> the latest on the young boys rescued from the cave in thailand back home reunited with their families and our foreign correspondent james longman on site from the start of this incredible story, had the chance to speak with some of the boys. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, george. you can probably hear a typhoon has hit us now. this is the real rain, the kind of weather they wanted to avoid ahead of that rescue but, yes, as you say, we have been speaking to some of the family, particularly the youngest boy, 11 years old. we should say that we didn't go into too much detail, of course, because he is so young but he welcomed us into his home with a broad smile. he is just happy to be out of that cave. this morning, for the first time -- >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: we're hearing from the youngest boy in that cave. 11-year-old titan. >> were you surprised when y

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springfield, 100. 104 innd waco a louisville 102 degrees.hat's what's going on around the country. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody. tgif. skies are clear, sun is shining. it's going to a nic day to be outside today. llt too terribly humid, either. temperatures are sostly in the 60s in the suburbs to around 70 degrees downtown and by the bay. and as you're planning out your friday today, a perfect day for being ponside. afternighs will be in the mid-to-upper 80s this afternoon. don't forget to put your sun block on if you're going to be outside for anxtended period of time. there's your extended forecast. hot and humid weather comes back sunday. >> and that's yourt lat weather. >> al, thanks. >>> coming up, mall >> we want bears! >> an overwhelming response forces build-a-bear to shut down its pay your age promotion. so, how will the company make it up to the disappointed families? the ceo is with us forex an usive live interview. >>> an in-depth look between the historic

joining us from waco, texas. good morning.we will go to debbie, our last caller from out of turkey, new mexico. good morning, debbie. , how are you? i know who you are, the rand organization. a lot of people do not know who you are. you are really tight with the military-industrial complex and you do not seem to mention any revolving doors of senators and representatives to have resigned and come to work for you. host: we don't have -- guest: we don't have any resigned senators and representatives working for the rand corporation. there are certainly people who have had experience working in government. it is true rand does receive funding for many of our projects military, from other agencies of the u.s. government, as well as from philanthropists and other sources. if you're interested in the rand corporation, i would encourage you to look at the frequently asked questions portion of the rand website, which deals with some of the misinformation about , some inaccurate information. our goal is simply to provide objective anal

this whole immigration dilemma is turning to a crisis which i as a person that lives in waco, texas, reminds me of the -- as the ultimate tool to end this issue. perhaps it is going to be out of control. all of the children are kind of --a place host: you're worried that is was going to happen here? caller: of course. you have parents, they have children, we have this huge national dilemma and it seems completely unsolvable. the president keeps pushing it to the edge and exacerbating. noticing whatly it might resemble. host: about 10 more minutes left in this segment. we are asking you, have you left one of the major political parties over the years? we want to hear your story, when that happened and what you consider yourself now. both my performer democrats (202) 748-8000. -- phone line for former democrats (202) 748-8000. phone line for former republicans. (202) 748-8001. we will have our panel discussion on the week ahead in washington. joined by daniel newhauser of the national journal and ayesha rascoe of npr will be here. a busy week at the white house here on capitol hill. it