andrea yates: "no i need a police officer. yeah, send an ambullnce."ndrea drew the bath water, what was your intent? what were you about to dd?andrea: droww my children.at her 2002 trial, she was convicted of capital murder nd sentenccd to llfe in prison. but after it was discovered a key prosecution witness hhd lied oo the stand, annrea gott new trial. at her 2006 retrial , a jury found her not guilty by reason of divorceddin 2005.as part oo yates was given permission to be buried neet to her children here at this cemetery ootside houston..in all these years she's never beee able to visit their rrves and even if she is allowed out to attendd church, she sttll won't bee allowed to come here. but hee aatorney told meethat he comms to isit the children every year on theer irthdayss attorrey ays anddea has een h treated or depression and still takes medication for her biipolar disorder. it will be &pup to aajudge to ddcide f she's well enough to attend church.randi: this is a woman who drowned her five children. allowed to do anything, let alone attend ch

thanks. >>> still ahead, the case of andrea yates.the houston mom that drowned all five of her kids 11 years ago. her attorney is now making a special request to a judge. but first, aisha is here with a "360" bulletin. >> a suicide bombing in the capital of damascus killed nine people and wounded dozens more. it called the attack a, quote, terrorist bombing. violence in other parts of syria today killed civilians and security forces. a "360" follow tonight on the case of missing toddler ayla reynolds. police in maine are examining items discovered this week to see if they're connected to her disappearance. the 20-month-old vanished from her grandmother's home in december. police refused to describe the items and would only say they were found not far from where ayla disappeared. >>> and the space shuttle "enterprise" sitting atop a 747 arrived at new york's jfk airport this morning, headed to its permanent new home aboard the "uss intrepid," which is docked in manhattan. the "enterprise" exhibit will open to the public in mid-june. so

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. >>> and remember andrea yates, the texas woman who drowned all five of her children, she's now in the mental hospital, but she's asking to be allowed out once a week. i talk with her attorney this hour. >>> back to the tense standoff to catch a double murder suspect in seattle. the fugitive, 41-year-old peter keller, is believed to be holed up inside a makeshift bunker near seattle. he's believed to be well armned and well supplied. he's wanted for killing his wife and daughter. sergeant larson, first tell us what is happening so far today? have you made any progress or any contact? [ inaudible ] >> you know what? we're going to fix that connection to sergeant larson there. she's in a remote area, of course, trying to reach this guy at that bunker. so we'll get that as soon as we can and get it to you. in the meantime the secret service has a new code of conduct coming in the wake of the prostitution scandal in colombia. the new rules say the agents on assignment in other countries still have to act like they're in the united states. they're forbidden from having anyone else in their

i grabbed him. >> yates: you've reached the highest level of success.rificed to get to that position? >> wallace: i was more interested in my work than in my family. >> yates: in the sense of, did you derive more happiness from work? >> wallace: apparently i did, yeah. >> yates: do you feel the same, aside from all the experiences that you've had, as you did when you were my age? >> wallace: well, when i was your age, and this colored my... i used to have a very bad case of acne. you wouldn't have believed what it used to be. as a result of which, i grew up with a kind of chip on my shoulder and a sense of inferiority. and i think that, to a certain degree, i tried to make up for that-- some of it good. i knew that i was going to have to work harder. that marked me. >> yates: so you're saying like kind of a lack of confidence made you so good? >> wallace: a lack of confidence made me work harder, yeah. >> safer: no one ever questioned mike's work ethic. i think it's fair to say that this broadcast, this studio was his life. but fairly late in life, he f

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they could face sanctions. >>> andrea yates is asking for some freedom.llgren is in the newsroom to explain. the motor was declared in -- motor was declared insane. >> for more than five years, yates has been locked up inside a texas mental hospital. but now, doctors say she has made enough progress to attend church outside of the hospital where she lives. she has been taking medication for her bipolar medication. she is asking the judge to let her go to church. they say this could be her first step toward a life beyond the hospital. >> the judge will decide whethersly is well enough -- whether she is well enough to attend church. >>> louisa hodge reports from los angeles. >> reporter: there is an empty boat spot at king harbor marina, where a 37-foot hunter sailboat, known as the agean, once docked. >> he keep its in pristine shape. and it has all of the features i would think anyone would want in a boat like that, to do a race like that. >> reporter: but this boat, which was part of a 125-mile race, from newport beach to ensenada, never made it to the f

. >> la guardia costera rescató a dos navegantes heridos cuando una ola gigante daño el yate, participaban los transoportaron a un hospital local, para más información visite el sitio . >> en los últimos meses la administración obama a administrado nuevos programas para latinos. >> en los últimos ocho meses se ha notado más compasion para el que intenta arreglar papeles e intentan pelear su caso para no ser deportados . >> es que desde septiembre el presidente obama ha pedido modificaciones a las leyes, perdonar el castigo de 3 a 10 años a hijos y la revision de más de 3000 casos pendientes . >> ayudaran a miles de inmigrantes, muchos se preguntan ¿por qué han pasado más de 3 años para estas ordenes ?. >> dicen que huele a elecciones . >> su familia ha sido afectada por leyes migratorias . >> la cosa es tener opciones . >> existe una ironia, por un lado es más humano, por otro lado tiene un record en deportaciones . >> las cuáles separan a un paletero que solamente quiere ganarse la vida . >> son 21 millones de hispanos para votar, en las urnas decidiran si perdonan sus primeros tres años

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. >>> a judge may decide any day now whether to let andrea yates go to church but it's outside the mentalshe's lived in for the last five-plus years. it's place she calls home, put there because she killed her five children. >> reporter: she's a woman in search of redemption. nearly 11 years after filling a bathtub at her hewn area home and methodically drowning her five children. >> she's a very spiritual per n personing, reads the bible constantly. >> for more than five years she's been locked up inside a mental hospital but now her doctors say she's made such progress they'd like to grant her request to attend church outside the facility once a week. her defense lawyer george parnham says the congregation has agreed to let her come. long before that day andrea appeared to be a healthy, happy mother. she home schooled her children. but in the years leading up to the murders, andrea became delusional. with each birth it got worse. she hardly made sense when talking with a psychologist before her trial. >> the cartoon characters were talking to us. >> the cartoon characters? >> saying, he

we decided, ted unite yates andt was ted yaakov thompson' yates,d they say a year ago, what did they say five years ago. what are people saying about them. and we were after tang ling, we were after hassles, we wanted some drama. simple as that. and we got it. all of a sudden everybody in new york back then, some a half century ago, you'd walk down the street hey mike. >> rose: "60 minutes" had some of that. >> that's why don hewlett decided he wanted me to come over and do 6 640 64 "60 minute" are you after light or heat. heat is easy to get. but after a while it's not a question of mellowing. but what you say to yourself is okay, you know how to do that kind of thing and you enjoy doing it and with good research you could embarras anybody, make anybody squirm. you could do it to me. but if you are really after illumination of an interviewee's character, qualities, substance, texture. if you're really after that, you can ask very pointed questions. sensible questions to get them to talk. you can establish, which you do so well, a chemistry of confidentiality. that was what comes acr

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joining us is steven yates. mr. yates, welcome. thanks for joining us. so the u.n.ears ago said stop enriching uranium. iranians ignored it and now we have potential plan that would allow them to do that? >> unfortunately this kind of idea has been tried repeatedly throughout negotiations with iran date can back to times when the e.u.-3 were negotiating to the president when the permanent members of security council were negotiating with the administration's consent on iran issues. i think it's an unfortunate concession, one that entirely implausible of using iran off the path for ultimate weapons capability. >> eric: it's their right to have nuclear energy, to have nuclear facilities for medical purposes. they would be saying 5% is just for that and not for a bomb? >> fair enough. but non-proliferation treaty says things along those lines but a point often overlooked in that those terms are be available for those that abide by the rules. one of the key tests had to dealing with violate there's gain the system deliberately to enrich uranium and then break out. iran

he worked andrea yates as janitor at san francisco international airport and attended classes during the day. >> well in the rush to get out of the gunman's fire one woman quick thinking saved lives. nick smith live with that part of the story tonight. nick she was very smart and very brave. >> absolutely, dan. that one woman is a quick thinking student whose class was directly next door. today some are calling her a herein because of what she did. she may have stopped others from being wounded or even killed. this girl witnessed the student student in the nursing class and only in oakland three months. she says she heard a popping sound at first she thought were fireworks then she heard a woman scream. oh, my god. that's when she says she sprang into action. lock the door turned off the lights. she and the classmates lay flat on the floor. >> he start shooting on the door. i think it was 4 times he shot on the door and maybe he thought like nobody was inside because it was dark and he couldn't see anything. then i think he moved on the other room. i can hear the banging the gun bang

former senior scotland police chief john yates warned that lie brands of ammunition would be used in christine were different democracy the west the fix terribly slow police speed increase stage to get rid of this through. or because he's one of their i mean you know just compare what is going on in bahrain to other parts of the arab world where the west sees government as their opponents and the weird cupboard the way the west reacts in this trial shows out the blatant hypocrisy in relation to be human rights and the use of human rights of free human rights marches to get their own way it strategically bahrain is of key importance for the united states and its allies and so we have here in the arab world a group just just play of double standards yet to get. ahead in a program setting sail we report on the ongoing joint naval exercises between russia and china the big guns are only four. minutes and then what kind of challenges into potential astronauts. becoming. the u.n. is beefing up its observer mission to syria as a balance there continues unabated political leaders of the rebe

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them by weaving their definition however slightly grey believe themselves to be optional replied mr yates once again and that is what is frightening here scholars attorneys and human rights experts around the world have called for the prosecution of senior bush administration officials who designed in order torture tactics however critics say the unspoken agreement within countries proclaiming to pioneer democracy is to never turn on your own but will be that in the west we you know we make great. about our great democracies but there is a kind of stick shop which we into the elite hockey but they will not press charges and they will not take legal action against the crimes of the previous administrations through the use of torture rendition and secret prisons america's moral position around the world has are undoubtedly shifted and while the u.s. will likely continue barking the beacons of freedom and democracy critics say the more important question to ask is who's even listening anymore for an i.r.c. the are currently twenty five minutes past eleven yr muscular show with late night bus

official investigation into the cause of a plane tragedy still underway but aviation analyst christie yates says that defrosting is obligatory if the flight is going ahead in harsh environmental conditions. you know whenever you're flying any type of aircraft in hostile conditions when you could argue that very bad weather is a hostile condition then it's incumbent upon the the captain of the. north would necessarily improve the freezing the frosting. on. a tremendously impactful severe impact on the safety of flight. controls. so if crews were out. taking off. it's one of the potentially one of the primary causes of this tragic crash but for moscow this is r.t. still to come for you in the program here when immigration leads to isolation france's president aims to crack down on religious extremism leaving the countries of the muslim community feeling disconnected from the rest of society. ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital and egypt presidential hopefuls are racing to round up enough support ahead of the first round of the vote next month sunday's the deadline for nomina

police and security officials have been called in to help and former senior scotland police chief john yates warned apply brown's ammunition would be used interesting way to defend democracy in the west affectedly is not the least bit interested in trying to get rid of this so ruler because he's one of the i mean just compare what is going on in bahrain to other parts of the arab world where the west sees governments as their opponents and there we have been covered the way it always reacts and this just shows the blatant hypocrisy in relation to be human rights and be use of human rights for human rights mass to get their own way it strategically bahrain is of key importance for the united states and its allies and so we have here in the arab world a grotesque display of double standards yet again. files relating to the trial of know we can mass killer under spray being will be classified for sixty years the judges say the documents could be harmful to the public and will be kept secret until trying to seventy the decision came after brave expired lee televised trial began earlier last week

spray the aircraft with antifreeze and this could have led to the tragedy but aviation analyst chris yates who is based in manchester in the u.k. says defrosting is obligatory if the plane is being flown in harsh conditions. you know whenever you're flying any type of aircraft hostile conditions when you could argue that very bad weather is a hostile condition and it's incumbent upon the captain of the. take precaution before taking off. necessarily in freezing the frosting. ice. for a detrimental impact for severe impacts on the safety of fright as indeed its formation controls. the aircraft as well so if it proves out. it wasn't be a nice to good for taking the. lives one of the potentially one of the primary causes of this tragic crash. one other possibility being looked into is that pilot error may have caused the accident performer you to employ even to bleed off police that really is unlikely. but. i would rule out the possibility of pilot error because it is fundamentally at odds with what happens since the crew made a decision to return right after the plane took off what kind of m

former senior scotland police chief john yates warned apply brands of family mission would be used interesting would defend democracy in the west africa to believe it's a lot police spirit in cross-stitch to get rid of this so ruler because he's one of the i mean you know just compare what is going on in bahrain to other parts of the arab world where the west sees governments as their opponents and there will be a word the way the west reacts and bistros shows the blatant hypocrisy in relation to be human rights and be. use of human rights for human rights mass to get their own way it strategically bahrain is of key importance for the united states and its allies and me so we have here in the arab world group cesc display of double standards yet again. files relating to the trial of norwegian mass killer and his brain it will be classified for sixty years the judges say the documents could be harmful to the public and will be kept secret until twenty seventy two and a decision came up to believe it's partly televised trial began early last week as admitted to killing seventy seven people in se

spray the aircraft with antifreeze and that could have led to this tragedy but aviation analyst chris yates in manchester says defrosting is obligatory if the plane is being flown in harsh conditions. you know whenever you're flying any type of aircraft in hostile conditions when you could argue that very bad weather is a hostile condition and from comes upon day we can't some of the aircraft. taking off would necessarily include. the frosting. ice buildup on winds can have a detrimental impact with severe impacts on the safety of flight as indeed nation on the control surfaces of the aircraft as well so if it proves out. before taking off. it's one of the potentially one of the primary causes of this tragic crash and one other possibility being looked into is that pilot error may of course the accident but our former you tell our employee you got a bleed off believed to be unlikely. you know. i would rule out the possibility of pilot error because it is fundamentally at odds with what happened since the crew made a decision to return right after the plane took off what kind of mistake coul

police and security officials have been called in to help and former senior scotland police chief john yates warned that les brown supply munition would be used interesting way to defend democracy in the west affectedly is low police speech and proceeded to get rid of so ruler because he's one of the i mean you know just compare what is going on in bahrain to other parts of the arab world where the west sees governments as their opponents and we have been here our word the way the west reacts and this just shows up the blatant. in relation to the human rights somebody yusuke human rights of the human rights march to get their own wits strategically. is of key importance who you might have sleeves. so we have here in the arab world no group chairs display or global standards yet it. files relating to the trial of the region muscular and his play vick will be classified for sixty years the judges say the documents could be harmful to the public and will be kept secret until twenty seven the decision came up to basics televised trial viewed across the world he's admitted to killing seventy seve

judiciary committee we recently listened to the anguished testimony of sikh americans constant lehoux mill yates as they were pulled out of lines at airports because of turbines and made to wait in glass cages like animals on display. pulled into rooms to be interrogated for hours, and even infants were searched. this has forced sikh americans and muslim americans to fly rles frequently or remove religious attire. and just last year, i was shocked to learn about the activities of the new york police department and the cia, who were secretly spying on muslim americans. despite the lack of evidence of wrong doing officers were monitoring muslim american communities and eavesdropping on families, recording everything from wear they prayed to the restaurants they ate in. the nypd entered self-stated in the northeast to monitor muslim student organizations at college campuses. these students had done nothing suspicious. the only thing they were guilty of was of practicing islam. this type of behavior by law enforcement is a regression to some of the darkest periods of our history where we mistrusted