nichols. >> terry nichols certainly believed the federal government was against the average person. he considered himself to be a prisoner in a country that wasn't his. >> beginning in september of '94 is really when they started to gather the ingredients. >> the both of them were buying the material for the bomb and collecting it. it was like a long-term project for them. because this is a 7,000-pound bomb they're building. >> they are going and making large purchases of ammonium nitrate in these 50-pound bags, this granular fertilizer that will make up half the bomb. they go around, they've got various storage sites where they're storing the stuff and getting ready to pull it all together. >> mcveigh had nichols totally under his control. from the beginning, the plan was mcveigh's. nichols was a bit player. >> but who was this man and what made him become the terrorist to go on and kill 168 innocent people? >> i take full responsibility for all my actions and for who i am. i am not looking in any way, shape or form to bring anything on my parents or my upbringing. >> tim was born

ex-army buddy terry nichols. >> terry nichols believed the government was against the average person. he was a prisoner in a country that wasn't his. >> it's the beginning of september of '94, that's really when they started to gather the ingredients. >> both of them were buying the materials for the bomb and collecting it. it was like a long-term project for them. >> because this is a 7,000-pound bomb they are building. >> they are going and making large purchases of ammonium nitrate in the 50-pound bags. a granular fertilizer to make a bomb. they go around and have various storage sites where they are getting ready to pull it all together. >> mcveigh had nichols totally under his control. from the beginning the plan was mcveigh's. nichols was a bit player. >> but who was this man and what made him to become the terrorist to kill 168 incident people? >> i take full responsibility for all my actions and for who i am. i am not looking for any way, shape or form to blame my parents or my upbringing. >> tim was born into a working class family and just north of buffalo, new york. >> the

through prison letters and visits with terry nichols kathy's rage transformed. listen to the phone call made public for the first time. >> i love you, too. you call again in a few days. >> will do. >> i feel for giving was the best gift i could give myself. >> reporter: with forgiveness, edie says her life is joyful. raising her son and daughter. >> i have not erased it but i moved on. i'm happy and it's okay. >> reporter: kathy's long search did find comfort. >> i have a peace in my heart. i'll have a mile on my face. it changed my life. >> reporter: and over the years, their process of grief has changed. they told me that looking back 10 or 15 years ago, they were not in a place of forgiveness. they are happy to be there now. edie has two children born after the bombing. they will be with her tomorrow as they are every year to mark the anniversary. preparations are happening behind me now. president clinton will be back to commemorate the day as families come together 20 years later. >> what a powerful story. kelly, thanks. >> as you see the two boys as a new

>> well, in the beginning i formed a friendship with terry nichols because i thought who would know more about the bombing than him. he could answer my -- the questions that i still had and i befriended his mother and got to know her in the courtroom. that was my first baby step in learning to forgive. it wasn't long before he became my friend joyce's son. as i began to write and correspond to terry nichols, our letters turned into phone calls and phone calls turned into visits. my heart was changed. i learned to forgive. what i've learned after all of these years, unforgiveness and harboring hatred in your heart is like drinking poison and expecting the enemy to die. >> as an amazing story from start to finish. thank you so much for joining us and we just send you our prayers and what i'm sure is a continued lifetime of recovery. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. it was my pleasure to be here. >> as we go to break we want to share more images from today's moving ceremony marking 20 years since that tough day in oklahoma city. >> please join me in 168 seconds of silence scott: app

timothy mcvey and terry nichols were convicted of the attack. mcvey claimed he targeted the branch. >>> rescuers are racing to save hundreds of people from the mediterranean sea after a boat carrying them capsized overnight. around 700 migrants from libya are reported to have been on board. 20 for bored ease have been recovered but they expect that number to rise. so far 28 people have been rescued. the boat was heading to italy. >>> one of the toughest in the country could be coming to berkeley. the city is considering an ordinance to create buffer tobacco zones bang them to come near the schools or parks. it encourages other smokers to quit. but the law would cripple their business. >>> the golden state warriors playoff run off to a flier start. the team built a big league hipped a sharp shooting of curry yesterday and held off a late charge by the new orleans pelicans to take game one at oracle. game two coming up monday night. back to you. >>> the state water bored has a new plan to get -- water board has a new plan to trim the water usage.

accomplice terry nichols in prison for life. michael fortier neither of those things. it's a secret where he is. how is that possible? that a man who admitted to not only knowing about the plan but admitting casing the murrah federal building with mcveigh. he knew how the bomb was built and where the explosive material was purchased. how is it he is not now in prison? it is to say at the least controversial and complicated. his lawyer illustrated these charts back in 1995 as fortier told him what he knew. >> this diagram is the actual diagram tim drew out on a piece of paper what he called a shape charge. >> reporter: these are the barrels of explosives? >> this is how they would be set inside the truck. >> we've seen a number of small children being carried bleeding heavily. >> reporter: the bombing remains the heaviest home grown attack in u.s. history. 168 people killed including 19 children. today the site of the murrah building is a memorial and museum. michael fortier could have taken the information he learned from mcveigh and told authorities and stop the bombi

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were tried and convicted. mcveigh was executed and nichols received multiple life-ple life sentences. >> thomas' defense attorney says she's will plead not guilty. she faces 15 years in prison if convicted. >> four new bills in front of state lawmakers are focusing on protecting internet privacy. the attorney general proposed the protections. one bill will keep employers from forcing job applicants to hand over the passwords to their social media accounts. another measure profrtects victims of sexual assault from having to turn over their privacy. and the pennsylvania spca is reopening its adoption facility in the hunting park area of philadelphia. it closed last night after an outbreak of a respiratory disease of several dogs. the animals are now healthy and are no risk to families. >> the weather is going to be perfect for any event you have later on this afternoon. mainly sunny sky, temperatures near 80 degrees, a lot of spots in the 80s later on this afternoon. it will be breezy. winds gust nearing 25 mile

his accomplice terry nichols, is serving consecutive life sentences right now. at the exact same time the bomb went off two decades ago, family members choked up as they read the name of their loved one who died that day. >> our dad mickey v. maroney, our mother, francis, fran ann williams. >> gut-wrenching for so many after so many years. they also had 168 seconds of silence. we heard from survivors and also the governor of oklahoma at the time of the bombing. >> there was absolutely no reason for what happened but to kill 168 of our friends including 19 babies it was unfathomable. >> the city pulled together just like a family and also today we heard from hhs secretary jey johnson and said the lessons of the past can be used now and in the future. >> today is the day to remember and mourn those chowho died here 20 years ago. today is also a day to say to those who intend to terrorize us, no you cannot. >> oklahoma city national memorial and museum opened five years after the bombing. it is very impressive if you have never been. they have 168 empty chairs outs

and terry nichols is serving a life sentence. family and friends will gather there today to remember the people that they loved. i was there many years ago, ryan. ryan is joining us live. there is almost a presence there, isn't there? >> reporter: there is no question about that. it's especially impressive being here this early this morning. the way that this memorial is lit up is absolutely beautiful and haunting. we are expecting thousands of people here to honor the 20th anniversary of this active domestic terrorism that killed 168 people and changed this city forever. >> reporter: it is often the first thing people think of when they hear oklahoma city. >> explosion has happened at the federal court building in downtown, oklahoma city. >> reporter: someone debt tated detonated a ryder truck outside of the building. . it killed 168 people. >> the bombing in oklahoma city was an attack on innocent children and defenseless citizens. >> reporter: within days, the two men behind the attack were behind bars. an oklahoma state troop

. >> reporter: army buddies tim mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted of killing 168 with their truck bomb. but kathy was convinced evidence of additional conspirators was ignored. >> i was willing to dance with the devil to get to the truth. >> reporter: she pursued witnesses and retraced mcveigh's steps, befriended the bomber's families. >> i remember the day my mom called and she's like, jennifer mcveigh is at my house. and i'm going to bring her over to meet you. >> reporter: all documented in her book "now you see me." >> dear kathy -- >> reporter: through prison letters and visits with terry nichols, kathy's rage transformed. listen to a phone call made public for the first time. >> take care i love you. >> i love you, too. call me again in a few days. >> love you. >> i found that forgiving was the best gift i could give myself. >> reporter: with forgiveness, edye says her life is joyful again, too, raising her son and daughter. >> i haven't erased it from my memory but i've moved on. i'm happy, and it's okay. >> reporter: kathy's long search did find comfort. >> i've got a peac

soldier timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were punished for the mass murder. at tomorrow's event, silence will be held for each person who died and their names will be read aloud. >>> puppies on an uncomfortable and dangerous road trip were rescued from the roof of a car. take a look at what drivers found yesterday on this road in akron, ohio. four puppies inside of a cage strapped to the roof of a minivan. several drivers called 911 to report the abuse and police did finally pull that van over. this is what was inside. the family gave officers and the animals -- the family gave the animals over willingly. >> they were huddled together they were scared they had urinated all over the inside of the cage. when i tried to get them out, they were trying to crawl back in. >> the driver of the van told police that his family was moving and that the puppies had to ride outside of the car because he had, quote more important things to fit inside the car, his children. he also said he didn't know what he was doing was illegal. the puppies are now headed to an animal she

timothy mcveigh was convicted and his accomplice terry nichols was sentenced to multiple lifeq sentences. >>>q terror arrests. the u.s. attorney's office says the arrests were made ine1 minneapolis saying there is no threat to public safety. >>> the florida man who landed his gyrocopter last week. after he landed it on the white house lawnt( iljparkednb debate over security. >> we need to worry about the 4cm raise awareness about the influence of big money in politics by deliveringxd letterse1 to each member of congress. he'll now be under arrest until a may 8th hearing in e (árr'gton. >>> and new information this morning, members of the glost 7 jer county church are showinge1 support foyer their pastor accused offá sexually assaulting a woman. they came to the defense of bishop james sim mobs jr.mons jr. after a sermon in whici arrested him and said he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old thatlb four years. >>> police are trying to figure out the relationship between three people found dead. the bodies were found yesterday morning in springet>s township. a worker at thee1 qu

. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were tried and convicted. mcvai was executed. nichols received multiple life prison sentences. >>> a judge says he will not reduce the charges against three friends from bucks county accused of attacking a gay couple in center city. they were asked to reduce the charges. prosecutors say two men and a woman beat that couple so badly that one of the victims ended up in the hospital with several broken bones. >>> kathryn knot kevin her ri began and phillip williams are expected back in court. >>> a montgomery county contractor is the latest to face charges involving pepenndot. he's the president of an engineering and survey business. this scheme cost taxpayers millions of dollars. >>> delaware state police are looking for vandals who ran sacked a little league baseball stadium wednesday night. they found shattered glass, an open storage shed port a potties pushed over and more. >> they just appeared to be having fun breaking things. >> the vandals cost several hundred dollars in damage and state police are not saying whether there a

his accomplice terry nichols, sentenced to multiple life terms. >>> a violent weekend near the delaware state university campus. three people shot saturday at a fraternity and sorority cookout all victims are expected to survive. another shooting happened early sunday at an apartment complex off campus. no one was injured there. it's not too clear whether the two shootings are related. police continue to look for suspects. class is back in session tomorrow. >>> and the man who illegally landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol returned to florida this morning. doug hughes grew up in santa cruz and the son of janet hughes, a local politician in 1970s. his mother leaned to right in politics hughes is getting positive attention from liberals for his stunt. lauren make spoke to him as soon has he got back home. >> i told you it would be fun. >> reporter: doug hughes is back at home where he's been ordered to stay after flying his gyro plane into washington, d.c. >> one single pass up the mall and took it right up to where i intended to land. >> reporter: he made it to the groun

nichols still serving a life sentence. >> it makes me appreciate every day. >> reporter: p.j. allen's entire life has been intertwined with this place. that's him as a baby in 1995, he was the youngest survivor of the building's daycare which lost 19 children that morning. today, he's a 21-year-old college student, back again to make sure no one forgets. and to honor those who weren't so lucky with the way he lives his life. >> i have to try my hardest in everything, because i can't not give it my all. >> reporter: these 168 chairs represent each of the victims here today, all of their names were read, family and friends gathered. a powerful reminder of what happened 20 years ago this morning. tom? >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the mystery over this mother and daughter that vanished three weeks ago on a trip into new york city. >>> and long lines the website over whelmed. what were they trying to get their hands on? meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one whelmed. what were they trying to get their hands on?

timothy mcvaand terry nichols were convicted of carrying out the attack. police say mcveigh parked explosives in front of the federal building. 2,000 motorcycle riders participated in the annual ride to remember event in oklahoma city. >> just wanted to ride today to pay their respects to those who lost loved ones and say we shall never forget and how important it is we always remember the loss of life be thankful for those that helped us through this terrible time. >> reporter: timothy mcveigh died from lethal injection in 2001. terry nichols was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >>> the columbine high school shooting is a memorial today as well. there's a memorial not far from the school to remember the victims. >>> thousands are gearing up for this year's boston marathon. organizers say about 30,000 people will be lacing up for tomorrow's run. it's been two years since the bombings that killed three people and injured 260 others. this year security is tighter than ever. there are 100 surveillance cameras, a team of uniformed and undercover off

his accomplice terry nichols, was sentenced to multiple life terms. >>> happening today, fbi officials will announce arrests following a terrorism investigation into youths who travel offer try to travel to syria. the u.s. attorney's office says the arrests were made yesterday in minneapolis and san diego going on to say there's no threat to public safety. >>> police in central pennsylvania are trying to learn more about the relationship among three people found dead in a motel room. the bodies of two men and a woman were found yesterday morning in springettsbury township. they're calling it a double murder/suicide. a worker said a customer reported hearing five gunshots a short break followed by three more rounds. although investigators don't know a motive yet, police believe the shooter was one of the men. >>> a new program is helping parents decide when it's time to take your child to the emergency room. keystone first held workshops for parents called for your kids' care at the west philadelphia ymca yesterday. experts say it is sometimes hard to know just when your child needs med

bomber timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001 and his accomplice terry nichols, sentenced to multiple life terms. brian mooar, nbc news washington. >> elite units from 18 countries including the u.s. competing for world best's counter terrorism squad. jordan is hosting the competition. it opened today with the drill by the country's special forces. the team demonstrated rescuing hostages from a plane and then rapelling from a helicopter to chase militants. the u.s. russia china, saudi arabia and afghanistan were all participating. organizers say it's as much about networking as bragging rights. >> we are gathering the good people to fight the terrorists everywhere. it's an opportunity for the team leadered to meet and know each other as the terrorists have become international. >> jordan is a member of the u.s.-led military coalition against isis militants neighboring serra, iraq, and supports the saudi-led campaign against rebels in yemen? >>> the philippines today, thousands of cyclists rode through manila to campaign for cleaner air ahead of earth day and asking for more bike lanes. man

he and his co-conspirator terry nichols, were accused of killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more. mcveigh was executed in 2001. nichols is still in prison. it was the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil, prior to 9/11. >>> surprise showers put a hold on this concert as people were forced to run for cover. that story and a look at rain moving towards our area for the start of the workweek, when we come right back. >>> well one moment you're having fun and dancing at a concert, next, the skies open up and the rain pours down. you're looking at a pop-up storm near dallas that sent country music lovers scrambling for cover last night. organizers delayed the concert for two hours while that storm passed. >>> and stormy weather also pummeled oklahoma. this is video of a hailstorm, about 100 miles we ss west of oklahoma city yesterday. the hail was the size of quarters and dimes. more storms could develop across that region today. >>> and that's a storm system that's going to be moving into our area tomorrow. today, if you're heading out the door, a little bit of a chill in the air, was

his accomplice terry nichols, received multiple life sentences. >>> back here at home first responders were put to the test today to see how they would react to a real situation on the metro. and they conducted a emergency drill in prince georges county. in this case a train was disabled on the tracks in the greenbelt area and crews had to simulate how they would evacuate passengers from a again line train. it's the first drill of several all designed to improve coordination after the incident in january when smoke filled the tunnel. >>> the frantic rescue in maryland after a puppy became trapped ten feet underground. we will show you how the crews pulled the small dog from a six-inch pipe. >>> a flood watch is about to go into affect for our area. vj is back with what this means for the morning and afternoon rush tomorrow. >>> the wheels are turn and the mill stone is grinding again in great falls. they celebrated the restoration of the calledman run mill today and the work is nearly done. the mill has been grinding grain in virginia for more than 200 years. by this summer it will be

it was on this day, two decades ago, that army buddies timothy mcveigh and terry nichols drove a truck bomb into the alpha p. murrah building. they were convicted of killing 68 people and injuring hundreds more. mcveigh was executed in 2001 and nichols is still in prison. it was the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil prior to 9/11. >>> today is also the 22nd anniversary of the end of the siege at the branch davidian compound in waco, texas. in february of 1993 law enforcement officers raided the ranch of david koresh and his followers. that started a 51-day standoff. it ended on april 19th when federal agents fired tear gas into the compound. a fire erupted and 76 people died. >>> it has been two years since the boston marathon bombing, and tomorrow, 30,000 runners will take their marks for this year's race which will be under heavy security. officials say they have been preparing for the event for an entire year. state police and officers from surrounding towns will be patrolling the course some on bicycles. also, there are more miles of fencing between the runners and fans, and secu

. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were tried and convicted of the attacks. mcvai was executed and nichols received multiple life sentences. >>> today president obama will welcome the italian prime minister to the white house. it's believed the two leaders will discuss a wide range of global topics including ukraine, libya, and isis militants and with italy in recession, the prime minister will also seek the president's support for the president's economic program. >>> also today, first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden will meet with veterans. the first lady and dr. biden will visit a veterans center in maryland. they want to highlight how the facilities have improved resources for veterans and for their families. >>> from our trenton bureau this morning. >> there is a new place to help the homeless in trenton. this is the new coordinated entry and assessment services center on perry street. employees will assess the needs of homeless and help them find permanent housing. the motto is a pathway to your home. >> to make sure that not only did we address

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his accomplice terry nichols is in prison serving two consecutive life sentences. will carr, fox news. >> veteran who wanted to stop demonstrators from walking on american flag has ended up in trouble herself. in fact, in handcuffs. michelle man heart serve in the u.s. air force for 14 years. she put on facebook when she saw protesters walking on the american flag. she felt it was her duty to stop her she went to the university to dispose of the flag. but police slapped handcuffs on her saying she couldn't take the flag and diss suppose of because it belonged to the people walking on it. >> when it comes to the flag, you know it's iconic struggle it stands for freedom to allow those individuals to pro testify, how do you justify ruining it, walking walking upon something that's given you the right to do what you're doing? >> it's the protesters right to walk on the flag if they want to. they are expecting veterans groups to protest tomorrow. >> postal worker who landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the capitol building has a lot to say. doug hughes says his goal to

his accomplice, terry nichols is serving life in prison. today is the final day of san francisco's cherry blossom festival. the big cultural event wrapped up this afternoon in japantown. some 50 thousand people coming from all over the bay to enjoy the day. this is the 48th year of the event that celebrates japanese traditions. there was a parade, plenty of food, and of course the ever popular taiko drummers. organizers call this year's cherry blossom one of their biggest and best to date. >> vicki: the postal worker who landed a gyro-copter near the u- s capitol returned back to his home in rustin, florida. according to the tampa bay times.doug hughes had been planning this flight for two- and-a-half years. hughes' 80-mile stunt was in protest of campaign financing.calling his act a "civil disobedience". the mailman is being charged with operating an unregistered aircraft and vio fines by local news. a tweet cost a prominent researcher his seat on a united airlines san francisco-bound flight. researcher.chris roberts. suggested on twitter

and terry nichols serving a life sentence. >> i think it is an compression for my love for my daughter and how much she means. >> reporter: the memorial includes 168 chairs one for each victim. this couple is here to remember their aunt. >> it seems like it just happened. it's been years and it doesn't feel like it at all. >> reporter: 19 children died a horrifying loss. pj allen was there the youngest day care survivor. today he he is a 21-year-old college student here to remember. >> i know that oklahoma will not forget as well as county. because it was a tragedy. >> reporter: kneel karlinsky abc news. >>> today is the 22nd anniversary of the deadly siege on the branch davidians in waco, texas. >>> thousands will line up to take part in the boston marathon. there will be undercover officers and bomb decks detection dogs. >>> having trouble getting to sleep, in "healthcheck" simple steps to help you fall asleep fasters. >>> why babysitting rates are going up, we're talking about 20 bucks an hour in someplaces, david. >> reporter: 81 degrees yesterday, 63 the average high for this date

terry nichols is in prison serving two connective life sentences. fox news. >>> president obama paid tribute to the oklahoma city victims saying while the passage of time will never extinguish the -- >>> thousands of people are gearing up for the boston marathon tomorrow. two years after the deadly bombing there. organizers say 30,000 people will take part in the run. 2013 a bombing killed three people and injured 260 others. security this year is very tight. there are 100 surveillance video, and for the first time anti-drone technology odetect threats. >>> the only -- to detect threats. >>> the only person convicted in the boston marathon bombings dzhokhar tsarnaev will return to court tuesday. the jury that found him guilty will now decide if he should receive the death penalty or life in prison. few people have been executed on federal charges. and analysts say the death penalty sentiment in massachusetts is unlikely that he will be sentenced to die. >>> yesterday marked thed the anniversary of the 1906 -- the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake a

accomplice terry nichols in prison. and michael fortier neither of the things. in fact a secret where he is. how is that possible. a man who admitted to knowing about the plan, admitted casing the site with mcveigh who knew how the bomb was built and where explosive material was purchased. how is it he is not now in prison it? is to say at the least controversial. and complicated. his lawyer illustrated these charts back in 1995, as fortier told him what he knew. >> this diagram is the actual diagram that tim drew on a piece of paper. what he called a shape charge. >> the barrels of explosives. >> this is how they would be set inside the truck. >> a number of small children being carried, bleeding heavily from the face. >> the deadliest home grown terrorist attack in u.s. history. 168 people killed, including 19 children to. day the site of the murrah building is a memorial. >> michael fortier could have taken information, told authorities and stopped the bombing plot in its tracks he chose not to do so. 168 people were murder. what is he doing today? mike cam f

. >> bomber timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001 and his accomplice terry nichols was sentenced to multiple life terms. >>>. >>> the boston marathon is tomorrow. officers are stepping up staff and security measures it make sure that runners and race watchers do not have a thing to worry about in terms of safety. 21 years joe car tsarnaev was convicted in connection to the attacks. he is facing the death penalty. >>> now a deadly shooting in tulsa, oklahoma where deputies shot and killed man and pulled his gun instead of his taser. one of the victim's loved one says speaking for the first time. >> in tulsa, pressure is mounting. >> i mean, look around us. people are here. >> after the april 2nd shooting death of eric harris by reserve deputy captured on the body camera. >> happy is the mother of harrison's 16-year-old son, aiden. this is the first time she has spoken publicly since the man she calls her soul mate was killed. >> he was just so you know i know he made some poor decisions but when you love someone you don't give up on them just because they make poor choices. >> got me. >> you

soldier timothy mcvey and his co-con spoir tore terry nichols were punished for the mass murder. former president bill clinton is also expected to speak at today's ceremony. >>> well, puppies on a dangerous road trip were res crucued from roof of a car thanks to concerned drivers. four puppies inside a cage strapped to the roof of a minivan. several drivers called 911 to report the abuse and police pulled the van over. the family gave the animals to the officers willingly. >> they were huddled together, they were scared, they had urinated all over the inside of the cage. when i tried to get them out, they were trying to crawl back in. >> the driver of the van told police the family was moving and that the puppies had to ride outside because there was no room in the car. he also said he didn't know what he was doing was illegal. the puppies had now headed to an animal shelter. >> we may be just days away from the birth of the royal couple's second child. the question is, is it a boy or a girl? we have questions old and new. >> reporter: the party decorations are out and the souven

and hisxd accomplice terry nichols was sentenced to multiple life terms. brian moore, nbc newsjf washington. >>> it ready for a rainy start to your worki] week. you can see the storms coming on the nbcr10 first alert weather radar. i'm meteorologist brittaniship tracking the radar. when willr7b see the heaviest of rain. >> it is going to be over the morning commute.xd take it easy and allow extra we expect heavy rain to go throughout most of the morning tomorrow into the late morning hours. thenú lready moving into parts of our area. in philadelphia stretching up to e1allentown, mere milliford. down to montgomery. closer to the northern parts of burlington 5acounty. this ii ton county. as we continue /m:uz through fill in with this rainfall. heavy heavy at times. by 7:00 we are dealing withxd heavy rain in redding, fá philadelphia, part ofi] wilmington and atlantic city where youv'gd see the yellowst( and oranges that's a" de.i÷te to heavy rain that's going to be falling. 9:00 a.m. heavylp rain shifts towards trenton and towards allentown. by lunchtime

terry nichols, still serving a life sentence. this woman lost her daughter that day. >> placing the wreath is just the expression of my love for my daughter and how much she means. >> reporter: the memorial includes 168 chairs, one for each victim. this couple is here to remember their aunt. >> it seems like it just happened. >> reporter: if there's one image that crystallizes the day into a single moment, it's this, a fireman cradling the lifeless body of a small child. pj allen was there, the youngest day care survivor, today he's a 21-year-old college student here to remember like everyone else. >> i know that oklahoma will never forget as well as the country. because it was such a tragedy that day. >> at exactly 9:02 this morning, there will be a moment of silence, 168 seconds, one for each of the people who died here 20 years ago on this very solemn morning. paula, dan. >> vor solemn indeed, neal, thank you. can't believe it's been 20 years. we all remember where we were that moment. >>> before we take a break. we want to ch

timothy mcveigh was executed for the crime in 2001 and his accomplice, terry nichols. was sentenced to multiple life terms. >>> police in central pennsylvania are trying to learn more about the relationship of three people found dead. the bodies of two men and a woman were found dead yesterday morning in springettsbury township. they are police are calling it a double murder/suicide. there were five shots and a short break and three more rounds. police believe the shooter was one of the men. >>> starting this week you'll have a chance to voice your opinion on septa's 2016 budget. septa is holding two public hearings in each of the five counties where the transit service operates. public comments will be considered before the budget proposal goes to the septa board for a vote. for a complete list of the meetings head to "nbc 10." >>> drivers on route 423 can expect lane closures. valley forge road in schuylkill township will be closed between moorehall drive and mcavery lane. penndot says the bridge is structurally deficient and needs to be fixed for the nearly 20,000 d

anti-government militants timothy mcveigh and terry nichols, both former u.s. army soldiers blew up a truck packed with explosives at the alfred p. murrah federal building an act of domestic terrorism. today hundreds gathered at a memorial to the victims built at the site of the attack. bill clinton who was president at the time of the attack returned today to remember the victims. >> you honored the memories of your loved ones. you inspired us with the power of your renewal. you have reminded us that we should all live by the oklahoma standard. >> mcveigh was executed in 2001. nichols is serving multiple life sentences. today survivors are gathering at the site. among the people gathered at that remembrance service, jim and claudia denny. they nearly lost their two children rebecca and brandon who were at the day care center inside the federal building that day where 19 children died. they join me now with brandon who suffered a serious brain injury at the bombing. good to see both of you, jim and claudia. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be with you. >> so wh

the his accomplice terry nichols is in prison serving two consecutive life sentences. will carr, "fox news". >>> a one year-old little girl who was shot in the head during a drive by shooting has died. it happened thursday afternoon in a seattle suburb. the girl had been in the hospital, fighting for her life until last night. investigators say a car pulled up and the driver and passenger opened fire one year-old was this her car seat in the back of the car and her parents were in the front seat and they were not injured. powees are still looking for shooters but they do not believe this was a random act. >>> somber tribute to the university of mary washington student killed inside her own home. twenty year-old grace mann was found unconscious by roommates and brought to the hospital where she died, on friday. mann it was involved in several clubs including feminist united and sexual assault task force. friend and students gathering to remember the college junior, last night. >> she was like a kind of personally have ever met. she had biggest smile. she had a big heart

his co-conspirator, terry nichols, turned himself in. in 2001 mcveigh became the first person executed for a federal crime in the u.s. in nearly 40 years. terry nichols is still serving a life sentence in a super maximum security facility in colorado. their act of terrorism made the nation rethink the notion of who is a threat to america and strengthened the country's travel confront our enemies both foreign and domestic. it also put a spotlight on the resilience of oklahoma city. a spirit reflected in the simple yet stirring memorial built in honor of the victims and in today's remember bran ceremony which was called "a program of hope and healing." former president clinton paid tribute to that spirit this morning. >> not because you forgot the loss of loved ones, but because you remembered. not because the pain and loss and love have worn away with time, but because they endure and the only way you can redeem the loved ones is to live by the standard you have branded. it has been magnificent to behold. i urge you never to forget it. >>

in 2001 timothy mcvay was put to death, his accomplice terry nicholls is serving multiple live sentences. it was one of the deadliest attacks on u.s. soil. >>> form is the fifth anniversary of the deep water horizon oil spill. it killed 11 leaking 2 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. years later the debate rages on whether the gulf is recovering. "america tonight"s michael oku spent several days on the water speaking to a group of louisiana fishermen. >> reporter: what kind of fish are are catching? >> red fish gar fish flound ir. >> reporter: teresa and donald are members of an indian tribe, a native american community tucked deep in the wetlands of southern louisiana. for more than 40 years the waters put food on the table and money in the bank act. what would you do if you were weren't living off the water. >> what would we do? >> yes. >> lord i don't know. >> reporter: you never considered that. >> no. >> reporter: now they are forced to confront the possibility their sea faring way of life could end. five years offer the b.p. oil spill, they say the fish so dwindled in

he and his co-conspirator terry nichols, were convicted of killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more. mcveigh was executed in 2001. nichols is still in prison. it was the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil prior to 9/11. >>> this date also marks the 22nd anniversary of the end of the siege at the branch davidian compound in waco texas. in february of 1993 law enforcement officers raided the ranch of david koresh and his followers. that started a 51-day standoff. it ended on april 19th when federal agents fired tear gas into the compound. a fire erupted and 76 people died. >>> tomorrow, 30,000 runners will compete in the boston marathon which will be under tight security following that deadly bombing two years ago. police say they have been preparing for the event for an entire year. state troopers and officers from surrounding towns will be patrolling the course some on bicycles. also there are more miles of fencing between the runners and the fans and security crews will screen spectators before entering the finish line bleachers. >> i think you know in light of all of the security

it was on this day, two decades ago, that army buddies timothy mcveigh and terry nichols drove a truck bomb into the alfred p. murrah federal building. they were convicted of killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more. mcveigh was executed in 2001. nichols is still in prison. it was the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil prior to 9/11. >>> today is also the 22nd anniversary of the end of the siege at the branch davidian complex in waco texas. law enforcement officers raided the ranch of david koresh and his followers that started a 51-day standoff. it ended on april 19th when federal agents fired tear gas into the compound. a fire erupted and 76 people died. >>> it has been two years since the boston marathon bombing, and tomorrow, 30,000 runners will take their marks for this year's race which will be under heavy security. officials say they have been preparing for the event for an entire year. state police and officers from surrounding towns will be patrolling the course some of them on bicycles. also, there are more miles of fencing between the runners and the fans, and security

government and planned the attack with the help of a friend, terry nichols, who quickly turned himself in. but mcveigh parked the truck and lit the fuse and the jury agreed. >> counsels one through 11, all of which carry a potential death penalty, guilty as charged. and the applause is beginning to be heard around the courthouse now. >> our only hope is that the verdict will go some way to preventing such a terrible drastic crime, from ever occurring again. >> a separate jury found nichols guilty of conspiracy and manslaughter. ordering him to spend the rest of his life in prison. but mcveigh got the death sentence, and in 2001 i was there. >> a minute before the drugs would flow he stared into the ceiling and a camera beaming him to a town he tried to devow. >> the victims of the oklahoma city bomb egg have been given not vengeance but justice. ♪ let there be peace on earth ♪ >> a memorial had opened on the spot where the building once stood. 168 empty chairs representing each of those who lost their lives there. 20 years ago. >> first responders raced to the bombing scene, bank c

. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were tried and convicted of those attacks. mcvai was executed and nichols received multiple life prison sentences. >>> meanwhile, happening this weekend, volunteers will gather in shanksville pennsylvania to help enhance the flight 93 memorial. hundreds of volunteers will help forestry officials with a tree planting project at the site of the memorial. organizers say more than 20,000 seedlings will be planted. united flight 93 crashed after being hijacked during the 9/11 terror attacks back in 2001. >>> penndot is fast tracking an emergency project to replace a bridge in plymouth. it will take all summer to finish. a bridge has to be demolished and rebuilt. it was closed last month because of structural damage caused by sinkholes. check that out. penndot says construction will begin late next week. the transit group wants to reopen the road by august 31st. if that doesn't happen on schedule the contractor will face fines of $20,000 a day. >>> from our trenton bureau this morning, a new place to help the homeless. this is the n

he and his co-conspirator terry nichols, were convicted of killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more. mcveigh was executed in 2001 and nichols is still in prison. >>> today is also the 22nd anniversary at the end of the siege at the branch davidian compound in waco, texas. in february of 1993 law enforcement officers entered the compound and it ended days later. a fire erupted and 76 people died. >>> it has been two years since the boston marathon bombing and tomorrow, 30,000 runners will take their marks for this year's race which will be under heavy security. officials say they have been preparing for the event for an entire year. state police and officers from surrounding towns will be patrolling the course, some on bicycles. also, there are more miles of fencing between the runners and the fans and security crews will screen spectators before entering the finish line bleachers. we'll certainly have people's back. they can relax and enjoy their time. but, like anything else in this day and age, something out of the ordinary please say something. >> three people died 260 were hurt

mcvey was put to death and accomplice terry nichols is in a federal prison for the rest of his life. while those who survived are living theirs. >> i define myself as a mom a daughter a sister, an aunt. that's who i am. not that this isn't a part of me and always will be. i live my life as full and happy as i can and i go on. >> reporter: a part of moving on means coming back. >> the memorial is a tremendously powerful emotionally resonant and ultimately peaceful place that i think speaks volumes about the spirit of the city and how they wish to deal with this gaping wound at the heart of the community. >> reporter: a community that will gather this weekend, two decades later keeping a promise made to the survivors and those who were lost here. >> the service sunday will include 168 seconds of silence and reading of the victims' names. former president clinton will be among the dignitaries speaking here. live in oklahoma city, jay gray, news4. >>> right now at 5 children found wandering outside in their pajamas, and that was the first sign that something was wrong. tonight, their mot