revenge for the fbi raid in waco texas. he was executed 2001 and nichols remains in federal prison with a life sentence. >>darya: for one east bay community, the signs at a railroad crossing seem to be merely a suggestion. stanley roberts has more. >>stanley: the arms are down at this are rare road crossing but it does not stop this man on a bicycle from going around. this driver is stopped on the tracks except this time there is a police officer nearby and yes, he did get a ticket. if you stand just a little time at this railroad crossings in the clinches, for you might see could just surprise you. what i noticed is that transit buses are required by law to stop at a railroad crossing all. and in fact, bus drivers are required to stop and look both ways before crossing unless there is a sign exempting them.

kyle shanahan was in waco, texas, yesterday, and will visit him a couple of times each week and these visits are a loud under the until room rules. the gm said they do this every year and meaning they send coaches to campus. >>> and d.c. united with the seattle signeds. the black and red are unbeaten and that is all of the time we have for tonight's show. thank you for letting us be a part of your night. and thank you to dave ross. we'll see you tomorrow v. a good night, everybody. erybody. 

your quarterback is now back in waco, texas, and i'm happy to report redskins safely delivered your quarterback back to central texas, but he'll be back here next week. rookie mini-camp begins may 4th. much more on rg3 coming up later in sports. >> what a welcome, dave. thank you. >>> in st. louis, powerful winds are being blamed for a tent collapse that left one person dead, dozens injured. it happened outside a downtown bar where more than 200 people had gathered after attending the cardinals baseball game at nearby busch stadium. strong winds swept up the tent sending poles flying through the crowd and striking several people in the head. witnesses say loud music had been playing inside that tent. and that prevented people from hearing the powerful storms approaching. 17 people were taken to the hospital. 5 of them seriously injured. close to 100 others were treated at the scene for minor injuries. >>> the soul survivor of a police chase that ended in a fiery crash that left three others dead is now suing montgomery county police. 18-year-old rico richardson is seeking more than $10 million.

. >>> ever try to fly to waco, texas? very few direct flights. either you need a really good reason to go to waco or you have an other than who will give you his private jet. the redskins have both. and they're going waco. multiple sources say kyle shannah happen, offensive coordinator, is in eastern texas visiting the heisman trophy winner on the heels of a report that said griffin's agent would not conduct a private workout win dean appear place. it is expected the redskins will make multiple visits there and that they will take r g iii with the second pick in the draft in late air. >>> baseball news. you are looking at camden yards. baltimore's beautiful baseball stadium celebrating 20-year anniversary. camden yards was the first retro style park built in the '90s. it focused on every fan having a good view. by the way, nats field is also a retro ballpark. oh's taking on the twifnlts nick markakis carrying wood, traveling far, having a good time. solo shot. o's win 4-2. nats off today. they pick it up in chicago tomorrow j. what a tasty more se

. >>> baylor university in waco, texas, they cheered returning champions.nts and fans saluted the ncaa champion lady bears. their coach kim mulkey and player of the year, brittney griner for their unprecedented 40-0 season. congratulations. >>> the pga masters tournament gets under way today at augusta national. jack nicklaus, arnold palmer and gary player got things rolling yesterday at the annual par 3 challenge. player and palmer birdied but the competition was cut short by heavy rain. >>> cbs sports live coverage of the final two rounds of the masters will begin saturday at 3:30 p.m. eastern and sunday at 2:00. >>> when we return, counterfeit cancer drugs. a special investigation into the latest fake drug to enter the u.s. and the danger it poses to unwitting patients. >> announcer: sports sponsored by just for men mustache and beard. keep living the dream. sponsored by just for men mustache and beard. keep living the dream. i brought champagne. oh wow! best in the world. oikos greek yogurt from dannon. so creamy thick and fresh tasting dannon oikos ber

. >>> and today also marks the end of a federal rate that ended a deadly siege in waco, texas. a standoff tarted when members of the branch davidian killed four federal angst in a shootout. their building caught fire during the raid killing more than 75 people, including children. >>> former crew members of the u.s.s. iowa gathered in richmond this morning to honor the ship mates who died when a gun turret exploded 22 years ago today. the ship bell rang 47 times, one for each man who died on april 19th, 1989. those who survived remembered. >> i was right next to the turret when it exploded. my space was full of smoke. i got into my firefighting gear and i went into the turret. we went in. it was dark. >> my job was to report the casualties to the cap taifnlt unfortunately, as we well know, no one made it out. >> this is the first time that members of the crew were able to get back to the ship. last month, the world war ii era ship was taken out of it moth ball to be moved to los angeles. >>> people are paying tribute to entertainment mogul dick clark. dick clark died of a heart

michelle miller, cbs news, waco, texas. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.ll of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> did urkel jaleel white on the record with nancy o'dell about the abuse allegations made his ex. >> i had a very bitter custody battle for my daughter. >>> plus, did he lose it with his "dancing with the stars" partner kym. >> would you say you have a temper? >>>er the fig texas tornadoes caught on camera. >> look at this. >> the frightening footage similar to the hollywood movie

. >> reporter: he will be coming from waco, texas, to the nation's capital. >> i'm happy that washington picked him and hope that he can handle the pressure. >> reporter: he looks -- >> he looks like a first class quarterback. >> what i heard i really like. i like his personality first of all. that will bring something different to the team. his enthusiasm, he seems to be a great guy and a great player. >> everybody feels the same way. there is a lot of hope. >> reporter: bob barr near, fox 5 news. >> join the team for draft day 2012. we will be live in new york and at redskins park at fedex field covering the draft from top to bottom. >> we have plenty ahead. >>> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts right now. >> good morning. thursday, april the 26th. a live look outside over the skies of washington. i'm convinced if you have allergies get ready. sarah and i have been complaining as soon as we stepped out it was sneezing. a big morning in sports. washington caps are moving to the next round of the stanley cup play-offs. they beat the bruins in sudden death overtime. the winning goal was s

later this year, jose will graduate from baylor university law school in waco, texas. he cannot be licensed to practice law in the united states because he has no country. jose is a target of the arizona immigration law. finally, meet angelica hernandez. in high school, she served in the junior rotc and was president of the national honor society. last year she graduated from arizona state university as the outstanding senior in the mechanical engineering department. angela ka is a target of the arizona immigration law. unlike the arizona immigration law the dream act is a practical solution to a serious problem which treats these young people and thousands of others in a humane and just way. sb-1070 would harm law enforcement and encourage racial profiling going after the very people that you have just met. that is not consistent with our values as a nation. it is not consistent with our constitutional values. mr. chairman, thank you for this hearing. >> thank you, senator durbin, for an excellent and heartfell statement. we will, having no other people here, will tur

multiple sources say kyle shanahan is in waco, texas teaching rg3 redskins plays. it's no secret the redskins have this guy pinpointed at the player. shan an will make multiple trips to central texas. not east texas. i was mistaken. sorry about that. to visit with the heisman trophy winner and go over the plays. the league says these visits are well within the rules. just in case the colts try to pull a fast one on draft night, the redskins want to keep their options open with andrew luck saying they will schedule visits with him in the coming weeks. williams, a pg county native, he also went to maryland. final day of the regular season. caps in new york. don't blink. 32 seconds into the game, mr. ovechkin says i want to visit the red light district. he has the most points in the nhl since 2005. second period, great vision here. nicholas backstrum. might as well face it, i'm addicted to glove. 35 saves. caps win. ottawa loses so washington get as 17 heading into the playoff. they'll face boston in the first round. bruins have home ice advantage. playoff tickets by t

michelle miller, cbs news, waco, texas. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.ll of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >> tonight reaction continuing to pour out of howard university after a bomb shell announcement. the university says it is suspending a number of student athletes as it investigates possible ncaa rules violations. ken has been at the university all afternoon long, so kenny, what is the latest? >> reporter: let me bring you up to speed. i did get off the phone with a university spokeswoman. now initially, the university did in fact move to cancel and suspend all sports across the board. now that action has been scaled back. as of less than an hour ago, the university has instead chosen to suspend an undisclosed amount of players as they continue this investigation into these

michelle miller, cbs news, waco, texas. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. >> >>evening i am alan martin, >> i am david king. he went to weakest university looking for one person in particular. >> but when a former student could not find a school administrator police said that he lined up some of his former classmates and began shooting. lets go to joe vasquez who found out who the suspected gunman intended to target. >> she is a career nurses and nursing instructor that lives in this neighborhood here in piedmont. she was actually at her other job teaching at csu east bay on monday. when the shots rang out. >> she was not even at school that day but police now say that the oikos university nursing program director was the intended target of the mass murderer. >> she cried all my last night. i heard her crying all night long. >> her close friend and fellow nurse says that she has been meeting privately with students today and was unavailable. but that she is still an absolute shock.

. >> that bombing was a terrorist revenge for the siege in waco, texas that took place on tv. 51-day standoff ended on this date in 1993. four a.t.f. agents died at the start of the raid on the branch of the davidian compound. 86 people died. >>> this morning the world is mourning the loss of a true american icon. dick clark died wednesday. he was 82. >> he'll be best remembered as the pioneering host of "american band stand." gary nurenberg talked to a local musician who has some pretty fond memories. >> reporter: from the jackson five to stevie wonder and james brown. >> there was no color when it came to dick clark. it was music. >> reporter: anacostia born herb rose to fame in peaches and herb. breaking into white television was tough for african-american acts. >> i don't think dick had that kind of mentality. if the music was good, he would play it. >> reporter: one american bandstand appearance was memorable. >> we became closer when once i was doing a show and i fell through this rise he had. from then on we always joked about it every time we saw each other. >> reporter: it b

. >>> they had a 15 day standoff in waco texas. a religious s.e.c. .een held up and they killed more than 75 people including children. >>> according to the city manager's office they filed a letter of resignation yesterday effective immediately. in his letter he cited major setbacks which made it impossible for him to continue in public service. in the letter he said he and his wife decided to dissolve their marriage. >>> general manager trent reached out to suspended greg williams to discuss the issue in 2004. now several weeks ago, they played recordings encouraging new orleans saints players to injure in the playoff game. now he says quote, i don't feel any differently about him today. i worked with him, he has been a friend. >>> they are evening up their playoff series when game 4 is played tonight. now it starts at 7:30, don't be surprised if they make some changes in the lineup in anest to come back in this -- in an effort to come back in this series. if the sharks do not win tonight, sal will be very unhappy and they will face possible eliminat

secret service agent was tasered charged with public intoxication after an altercation in a bar in waco, texas. u.s. world news report published a piece detailing incidents of agents having parties, barroom brawls, sex with underage girls. >> there is real concern that there is a cultural problem within the agency. >> uh-huh. >> is it? >> no. it is not. i can tell you unequivocally it is not and i have lived it for 31 years. >> serving under six presidents, barbara was the first woman to become a in the protective division and the first woman to become deputy director. she also supervised advanced teams. >> yes, we have had teem involved in inappropriate behavior. can there be an incident sometimes? yes. is it systemic? ? >> a current agent mirrored that telling us yes, there have been incidents of misconduct, even criminal behavior. this official would not respond about a broader problem but did say with regard to this incident and others they have respondd is decisively and appropriately, wolf. >> i know you have had a chance to speak with several former secret service agents. how are they r

plan to have multiple visits with the quarterback at baylor in coming weeks, kyle shanahan was in waco texasiday to visit griffin and will visit him a e campus visits are allowed, under nfl rules they do these evaluation visits every year bruce alan said. >> on to masters you couldn't help but root for freddie couples he shocked the field however the 52-year-old, lost a little mojo yesterday, he entered round 3 tied for lead 5 under par they don't call it moving day for nothing by the end of the day he plummeted from first to tie for 11th after shooting 75. not where he wanted it there. >> peter hanson, top of the leader board heading into today's final round phil mickelson in the hunt 1 shot back for the lead. >>> soccer d.c. united played to a scoreless draw with the sounders, black and red unbeat none their last three matches. >>> in the buzz bin meet being present in northwest dc -- the past is meet being the present in northwest dc. lance got a preview of the make over of the howard theatre. ♪ [ music ] >> i began going out in early 50s. the line would be lined up all the way down the s

there was an incident in 2006 when a secret service agent was tasered after an altercation in waco, texas 2002 u.s. news and world report investigating a piece where they were accused of having raucous parties, sex with girls. some had grievances with the agency. there is real concern that this is a cultural problem within the agency. is it? >> no, it is not. i can tell you unee kweevably. she was the first woman to serve under presidents, supervised advance teams. >> yes, we have had people found in inappropriate behavior. after duty can you go out and have a beer? absolutely. can sometimes there be an incident? yes, it has been. but is it systemic, no. >> reporter: a current secret service fishl mirrored that telling us in an agency of 7,000 people, yes, there have been incidents of misconduct and inappropriate behavior but they would not comment with regard to problems. but they say in this incident they responded appropriately. >> late yesterday the secret service has announced a 12th employee has been implicated in the scandals. what do agents from the past think about it? hear what

2006 when an agent was tasered charge with public intoxication after an altercation at a bar in waco, texasnews and world report published an investigative piece detailing agents having raucous parties, barroom brawls, sex with under age girls. some of that information came from disgruntled former agents who had grievances with the agency. there is real concern this is a cultural problem within the agency, is it? >> no, it is not. i can tell you unequivocally it is not and i have lived it for 31 years. >> reporter: serving under six presidents. barbara riggs was the first supervisor in the presidential protection. she supervised advance teams. >> yes, we have had people who have been involved in inappropriate behavior. after duty, can you go out and have a beer, absolutely. can sometimes there be an incident? yes, there has been. but i is it systemic, no. >> reporter: a current official mirrored that, telling us in an agency of 7000 people, yes, there have been incidents of misconduct and criminal behavior. this official would not respond to the concerns about a broader cultural problem at

. >> reporter: he'll be coming from waco, texas, to the nation's capital. >> i'm happy that washington picked him and i hope that he can handle the pressure. >>ooks -- he just looks like a first class quarterback. >> what i've heard i really like accident you know, like his personality -- like, you know, like his personality first of all. i think that will bring something different to the team and i like his enthusiasm. he seems to be a great guy and a great player. >> everybody feels the same way. there is a lot of hope. >> that last lady there jackie sewell, the bowling alley general manager expressing sentiments many have, hopefully tomorrow is the start of something special. >> no disrespect, but they want the colts to take andrew luck. they don't want luck. >> a couple people told us even if we had the first pick, they would hope the redskins would pick rg3, absolutely. >> thank you, bob. all things draft, join us tomorrow at 6:30 for our draft day 2012, the qb countdown. i will be here, doc walker joining me in studio, lindsay murphy live in new york, dave ross at redskins park,

one was arrested while protecting president bush in waco, texas a number of years back after a disputeh a local police. but nothing on the magnitude of this. and that's why it is so striking. >> but i think michael, what is so disturbing, is that it is so many of them. you're not talking about one agent or two agent. you are talking about 20 people, some in very elite positions, very serious positions. makes one wonder whether this is part of what goes on when so many would agree to be involved to some degree or to a very serious degree with this. >> absolutely. all of these agents are law enforcement officers. they are all going to be questioned, under oath. not just about what happened here, but they're going to be asked, did they ever do this before. they all know the risks of lying as part after federal investigation. that becomes a federal crime. so you know, i suspect that the sorts of questions we're talking about here are going to be asked very aggressively as part of the investigation, and we may be learning some more. but as of this moment, we do not know of prior instances l

dallas and points farther south that may still have some weather to work with all of the way down to waco, texas by no means over by any means. very quickly before we speak to a spokeswoman for american airlines, very quickly, give our viewers who are watching who are anywhere in the area, potentially in the area of severe weather some advice. >> the advice is to stay inside especially as it is going to get dark. there will be limbs and there will be pieces of roof and there will be tile and there will be things with nails sticking out that you may not see as you walk around. you may think that you're doing somebody a service, but that's what the authorities are for. that's what the volunteers are for and if you just get out there with tennis shoes and flip-flops on and start walking around and try to help people you may put yourself in more danger and they may have to rescue you rather than strong rescue the people that are actually injured. you may put yourself in harm's way. you may put yourself in the help's way, as well. stay inside and don't go out there and gawk with this. figure it out t

>>> joining us now from waco, texas, is baylor university president, ken starr. he served as u.s. solicitor general under the george h. w. bush and clinton administrations. and here in washington, neal katyal, former acting solicitor general for the obama administration. thank you so much for taking your time today. i want on play for you something obama said earlier when he was talking specifically about the health care ruling. we heard the arguments. we expect a ruling maybe in june. and i want to play for both of you what he had to say about the supreme court. >> ultimately, i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. and i just remind conservative commentators that for years what we've heard is the biggest problem on the bench was judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint, that an unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly constituted and passed law. >> what do you think of that same? >> well, i think what

secret service agent was tasered, charged with public intoxication after an altercation at a bar in waco, texasnews & world report published an investigative piece detailing incidents of agents having raucous parties, barroom braham, sex with underaged girls, some came from disgruntled former agents with grievances with the agency tlmplgts is real concern this is a cultural problem within the agency. is it? >> no. it is not. i mean, i can tell you unequivocally it is not and i lived it 31 years. >> reporter: serving under six presidents, barbara riggs was the first to become a supervisor in the presidential protective decision. the first woman to become deputy secret service director and supervised advanced teams. >> yes, we have had people who have been involved in inappropriate behavior. after duty, can you go out and have a beer? absolutely. can sometime there's be an incident, they yes, there has been. is it stemic? no. >> reporter: mirroring that saying in an agency of 7,000 people, yes incidents of misconduct and criminal behavior. the official would not respond to a broader coaltural pro

offensive coordinator kyle shanahan flew to waco, texas to spend time with robert griffin iii getting him familiar with the skins offense and play book. he has now blown to washington. goat in yesterday to meet with ed reasonable doubt -- he got in yesterday to meet with redskins coaches. they were spotted dining in tysons corner. that is rg3's first visit with team officials in the d.c. area. >>> to the diamond now. nationals opening up their series with the mets last night. nats up 2-0 in the 3rd. adam laroche nailed one the other way. ryan zimmerman scores easily making it 3-0 nats but the mets were not going away. given to henry rodriguez who makes an awful throw to first that would ultimately cost them the game because daniel murphy, next batter, walk-off single. mets win 4-3. >>> john wall and the wizards visiting the charlotte bobcats. check out this play. wall taking it coast to coast, find as rookie for the alley- oop slam. the rookie with a double double last night. john wall was in a sharing mood. he had 12 assists on the night this one to jordan crawford. then james single

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timothy mcveigh claimed that he did this in reaction to the raid on waco texas from the federal governmentis currently serving a life sentence >>jacqueline: sunny skies for most of the bay area. some cloud coverage and that fog is close to the coast. over the hills. let us take a look at what we are expecting for temperatures right now. fairly mild. 70's. 76 degrees and livermore. 77 in livermore. however, 77 in concord. with fog lingering along the coast with see breeze intact. the fog will continue overnight along the coast. the sea breeze has not subsided enough for that see breeze to completely take over. tomorrow, however more me, hot and -- warm what would expect for the weather tomorrow? if your going to have a luncheon outside? were riding a bicycle great ideas and a great items great weather. let us take a look at temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood starting in the south bay. temperatures will be in the 80s for the most part. 70's in the mountains. and through morgan hill even a slight warming on the coast but still, toasty. 83 degrees in sunnyvale. temperatures will form al

there was an incident in 2006 when an agency was tasered, charged with public intoxication in waco, texas. in 2002, u.s. news and world report publics a piece of agents having parties, barroom brawls, sex with underage girls. some of that information came from disgruntled agents who has grievances with the agency. >> no, it is not. i can tell you, it is not. i have lived it for 31 years. >> reporter: serving under six presidents, barbara was the first woman to become a supervisor in the presidential division. the first woman to become deputy director. she super vised advanced teams. >> after duty, can you go out and have a beer? absolutely. can sometimes there be an incident? yes, there has been. is it systemic? no. >> reporter: an official mirrored that saying in an agency of 7,000 people yes, there are issues of misbehavior. it's not a broader problem. with regard to this incident and others, they responded decisively and appropriately. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> coming up in 15 minutes, we'll talk with elijah cummings who is trying to get answers in the scandal. we have focused o

secret service agent faced public intoxication and other charges after an incident at a bar in waco, texasook someone fired at the white house, then found -- then there was the case of the party crashers, the salahis, it was found that the secret service didn't follow protocol at a checkpoint. >> all of us remember when the salahis managed to get in for that state dinner at the white house. >> staff was at fault at the house, but also secret service as well. >>> thanks very much, jessica, the pentagon now says more than five members of the u.s. military also may have been involved in misconduct of columbia. the joint chiefs of staff said that military leaders let the president of the united states down. >> we are embarrassed. you said how embarrassed is the military? i ask speak for myself and my fellow chiefs who were embarrassed by who occurred in columbia. >> martin dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, testifying today. let's go behind the scenes right now, this exploding scandal. american journalists traveling request with president obama were forced to shift gears and c

today's also the anniversary of the deadly federal raid that ended a 50-day standoff in waco, texas.ars ago today, the fbi launchrd an attack on a compound where a religious sect had been holed up. the standoff started when members of the branch davidian killed four federal nation a shoot-out. their building caught fire during the raid, killing more than 75 people, including children. >>> an iraq war veteran will be running for gabrielle give orders' seat in the u.s. house of representatives. jesse kiel has won the republican primary in arizona. he narrowly lost to giffords in 2010. kelly now will compete and a special election against democrats ronald barber. barber is giffords' former aide, who was also wounded in the shoot that left giffords unable to continue her post. a special election is june 12th. >>> east bay congressman pete stark is now apologizing for publicly accusing a challenge related of bribery. he claimed foale democrat eric took hundreds of thousands in bribes from a real estate developer. he denies the accusations. and he hired a defamation lawyer to sue stark if

secret service agent was tasered, charged with public intoxication after an altercation at a bar in waco, texaseport published an investigative piece detailing agents having raucous party, barroom brawls and sex with underaged girls and some of that came from disgruntled former agents who had grievances with the agency. >> there is a real concern that this is a cultural problem within the agency, is it? >> no, it is not. i mean, i can tell you unequivocally it is not, and i have lived it for 31 years. >> reporter: everybody issing under six presidents barbara rigg was the first woman to become deputy secret service director. she also supervised advanced teams. >> yes, we have had people who have been acting inapproach yetly. after duty can you go out and have a beer? absolutely. can sometimes there be an incident? yes, there has been, but is it systemic? no. >> reporter: current secret service official mirrored that telling us in an agency of 7,000 people, yes, there have been incidents of misconduct and criminal behavior. this official would not respond to concerns about a broader, cultural pr