police say dwayne yeager actually staged a robbery at his home.was yeager's neighbor who had a surveillance camera. police reviewed the video. that led to the bust. he told police that he saw yeager leaving early monday morning coming back 45 minutes later. the robber's getaway car that yeager told police about wasn't spotted by any of his neighbors. >>> also making it into our stupid file, check this out. video released by police in houston shows an suv that just couldn't wait for the train at a railroad crossing. oh, my goodness. so the driver, wow, tries to go around the lowered safety bars and gets slammed by that oncoming train. two adults, two children taken to the hospital. everyone is expected to be okay. >> oh, my gosh. >> isn't that terrible? just horrible. >> oh, my goodness. i hate to think about those parents. what were they thinking? >> what were they thinking? >> oh, my goodness. >>> all right. also from texas, excitement for saturday's march madness final four is kicking into high gear. the teams arrived in dallas and can now start

dale yeager is a forensic profile and safety analyst with seraph corporation. and is the author of the report "sandy hook, lessons learnt", and he joins us tonight. welcome. >> thank you. >> another horrible violent attack at a school. this time with knives. what do you make of this one? >> well, it's another preventible crime. that's what i see after a 25 year career of dealing with columbine, sandy hook. this is just going to continue because we have people who are throwing their hands in the air and wondering why, and ultimately this was a preventible act and questions need to be asked. >> how do you prevent it? >> first of all, the department of education says that in washington you must have

now ironically yeager works as a fabricator and what a fabrication he is now charged with. you believe that? free this morning after paying $500 bail but the man who didn't want to face his wife will soon face a judge. >> he still has to face his wife. >> that too. a double whammy. >> what about the cat ate my homework? it was so much simpler. >> a migraine. bad anchovies on your pizza. >> you know. >> thanks, john. >> thank you. >>> return to ginger. i cannot believe your headline. >> i know. the snow. we have to talk about it. it will maybe be interesting to you as to where it started. come with me and see what happened here. mt. laguna, closer to san diego had a funnel cloud spotted. pretty amazing weather for that area of the country but now that storm is on the move and we've got winter storm warnings and advisories all throughout colorado, denver could pick up a couple inches to up to a half foot in some spots then the big warnings up to the north of duluth, could pick up a foot or more and minneapolis. a little spring snow for you. your local forecast is coming up in

holly yeager. thanks for your time this morning. >> guest: thank you. >> you can see live coverage this afternoon as national highway traffic safety at administration chief david friedman and the ceo of gm, mary berra, testify. that starts at 2:00 eastern on capitol hill on j pan 3. -- c-span3. >> we have to remember two things i think. first we're there because we were attacked and new york city and 3 how americans were murdered. that is why we went to afghanistan, to get those people who were killing us. and second, president obama has said there is a limit to this, within two years we're not doing it anymore. so i agree with you, julie, at some point you have to let them do it. but in our, in our first goal, if we get away from the afghans, et cetera and look what our first goal was, if i had told you or any of the listeners in 2001 that we would not be attacked again in the united states of america for the next decade, none of us would have believed that because at that point al qaeda had more

dale yeager is a forensic profile and safety analyst with seraph corporation. and is the author of the report "sandy hook, lessons learnt", and he joins us tonight. welcome. >> thank you. >> another horrible violent attack at a school. this time with knives. what do you make of this one? >> well, it's another preventible crime. that's what i see after a 25 year career of dealing with columbine, sandy hook. this is just going to continue because we have people who are throwing their hands in the air and wondering why, and ultimately this was a preventible act and questions need to be asked. >> how do you prevent it? >> first of all, the department of education says that in washington you must have assessment done. i know for a fact that the district of no department of education security audit done. the training is not adequate. staff members did not pull the fire alarm, a student did. number three is the management of the students. this happened early morning, when violent incidences in high school happened like this. it's not the first time a knife has been us

this is dwayne yeager, he called police monday morning around 7:15 a.m. to report a burglary.t turned out to be fake. neighbor say that they saw him walk through the front door, list of allies and open the bedroom window. then, he called 911 and just waited. police confronted him and he did admit that he staged the burglar. he was arrested for lines of police. >>lying to police. >> some instant replay trouble for the giants last night. they use their only replay challenge after matt cain tried to pick off aj pollock. there really could have uses replay a few plays later. the diamondbacks court, and later tied the game and eventually won 5-4. >> the warriors' plight the mavericks in dallas. stephen curry made a tie-breaking jumper in the final seconds of overtime, lifting the golden state warriors to 122-120 victory. >> we will be right back. bulldog: through sunday, get $300 off serta perfect sleeper, and sealy posturepedic. plus, free delivery! save more green during mattress discounters red tag sale, through sunday. ♪ mattress discounters >> heading into the 7:00 a.m. our we

yeager. thanks for joining us. tell host: tell us a little bit about the hearing today and the rest of the week. what are the topics? covered? thehat happens today is committee on the house side. tomorrow is the senate committee that holds its hearing. it will both have the same two witnesses. the ceo of general motors and the acting head of the highway safety administration. one thing that will be interested -- that will be interesting, she situate up provide answers about what went wrong. she has an internal investigation. she is found to be transparent hurt the company knows they have screwed up and they are trying to figure out what went wrong. there are questions about the communications between the carmaker and the regulator and the safety administration. i guess what we're looking for is how much of the focus is on the automaker and how much is on the regulator and how much of a point to each other as they try to explain why we are where we are right now with all of these recalls. host: her being relatively

bomb, over yeager fireball has gone from obscure. what is responsible for this underdog success?ent from absolutely nowhere and became something behind every bar. >> i had never heard of it and within a month i didn't know a person who didn't drink it. it was that quick. >> there was an explosion. >> very, very smooth, easy shot. i think it works for women. it is on the sweeter side. for guys, it still qualifies as a whiskey. >> it is very syruppy. very high in sugar. >> you take a shot. the first thing you get is a ittle bit of heat and then the sweetness happens and it feels like you have gum in your mouth. it is one of those liquors that you don't see in your face. some of the other major brands that they put in front of us. we're not seeing it on every billboard. >> the only place i have seen a fireball ad is on facebook. they are hitting more people quickly and most likely cheaper than they would with any of those large marketing campaigns. >> every couple of years something else comes along. i don't think necessarily that fireball will have that longevity. >> they don't pre

yeager. thanks for joining us. tell us alone bit about the hearing today and the rest of the week. one of the topics that will be covered? thehat happens today is committee on the house side. tomorrow is the senate committee that holds its hearing. it will both have the same two witnesses. the ceo of general motors and the acting head of the highway safety administration. one thing that will be interested -- that will be interesting, she situate up provide answers about what went wrong. she has an internal investigation. she is found to be transparent hurt the company knows they have screwed up and they are trying to figure out what went wrong. there are questions about the communications between the carmaker and the regulator and the safety administration. i guess what we're looking for is how much of the focus is on the automaker and how much is on the regulator and how much of a point to each other as they try to explain why we are where we are right now with all of these recalls. host: her being relatively brand-new to the position of ceo. in january, she sat in the first lady'

the interesting thing is yeager up and a community that was segregated his family was anglo and he came choose antonio to found up period that would navigate he focused on what needed to be done. with the conflicts over the hostilities and if you beats them that takes care of everything. that takes care of the problem but he was is the product of the mexican-american in generation when there was the assimilation process. in college he had the college experience was the star of the university team. and played semipro ball and those that would go in tuzla hall of fame. he went to mexico to play baseball. he was so good that the mexican company decided tarascan to coach the team and he did and won the national title. then he gets hurt and goes to the hospital to meet this woman from louisiana and falls in love and decides he needs to come back home. there is on the one job available. there is only three high-school sanders for coaches. so delayed thing he knows about linear before is they played them. of course, he heard everything you could imagine but he fell in love with the students an