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>> on june 5, 1980, the records show karin and steve spent the evening together, ate out, returned home. then just after midnight, 12:15 a.m., steve left to go to work the graveyard shift at an aerospace parts company. steve told police how karin walked him to his car, all lovey dovey, then said good night and walked back into the house. she passed her yellow camaro parked in the driveway and closed the door behind her. he claimed he called her later that morning to wake her up for work. no answ...

Talking to the guy through the window. >> rosland tells police his car is rigged to blow sky-high and they believe him. the suspect has threatened to blow himself up before, but that incident ended peacefully. >> to me, that was a call that he was reaching out for help. when i first heard of this incident, i thought well, you know, terrys reaching out again, you know. >> this time, things will end differently. >> he warned us that he had a device. it was a pressure-release device, and if we trie...

A.m., steve left to go to work the graveyard shift at an aerospace parts company. steve told police how karin walked him to his car, all lovey dovey, then said good night and walked back into the house. she passed her yellow camaro parked in the driveway and closed the door behind her. he clanled he called her later that morning to wake her up for work. no answer. called again, let the phone ring 20 times, still no answer. so he said he clocked out about the 6:30 the morning of the 6th and drove...

Systems, an aerospace parts manufacturer. ed worked the swing shift and steve took over the machine on the graveyard shift. ed was new in town and steve befriended him. >> he didnt have any friends. steve was that kind of guy that would kind of take somebody under his wing because they had the same interests. they liked guns and hunting and four-wheeling and things like that. >> did he seem to like the guy? >> yeah. he thought he was pretty good. you know, a little different. >> a little differe...

My god, what happened, and i start to cry. >> she didnt believe his gun was real, but she surprised herself with how she reacted. >> what i did is not wise, but, you know, sometimes you never know what youre going to do, how youre going to act. >> today she still works long hours at the store and is thankful that lucky ax was close by. its the early morning hours of june 3rd, 1999, at this albertsons supermarket in las vegas. 23-year-old zack emmenneger is working the graveyard shift. >> its a...

They believe him. the suspect has threatened to blow himself up before but that incident ended peacefully. >> to me, that was a call that he was reaching out for help. when i first heard of this incident, i thought well, you know, terrys reaching out again, you know. >> this time, things will end differently. >> he warned us that he had a device, it was a pressure-release device, and if we tried to remove him from the vehicle, you know, it would set off the explosives. >> it turns out sergeant h...

A powerful sign of the dramatic turnaround by the u.s. auto industry and it comes in a city thats been suffering through hard times for decades. talk about flint, michigan. monies of laid-off workers are now back on the job after the general motors plant in flint added a third shift. mike taibbi just visited with workers. and he joins me now. you got to go to do the graveyard shift to check it out. >> two nights of it. >> lucky you. what did we learn? >> this is a pretty good news story. its not...

>> today she still works long hours at the store and is thankful that lucky ax was close by. its the early morning hours of june 3rd, 1999, at this albertsons supermarket in las vegas. 23-year-old zack emmenneger is working the graveyard shift. >> its a typical day. i mean nothing was out of the ordinary at all. at all. >> at 5:15 a.m., a security camera is trained on the east entrance of the store. an employee can be seen pushing a row of carts away. seconds later, a man named zane floyd stri...

>> to me, that was a call that he was reaching out for help. when i first heard of this incident, i thought well, you know, terrys reaching out again, you know. >> this time, things will end differently. >> he warned us that he had a device, it was a pressure-release device, and if we tried to remove him from the vehicle, you know, it would set off the explosives. >> it turns out sergeant hollis is long-time friends with the bomber. >> terry and i met about 20 years prior to the incident. he was...

Music there. >> brenda, the other thing is, lets not forget the beginning of the bailout, a lot of that money, quite honestly was forced on the banks and they went through stress tests, so a lot of this was government intervention, being forced there, to quote, unquote, save the system. whether you agree with that or not. and the other thing is, i think, almost all of these loans, these bailout loans to the banks have been paid back with interest. so, i can understand they want a bigger slice of...