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>> and an angry manifesto left behind. here in austin, texas, 53-year-old joe stack made a missile of his small plane. slamming it into an irs office. a final expression of a simmering rage. on the surface, joe stack seemed like a good guy -- sound and perfectly sane. so what led this regular joe to become what some would call a domestic terrorist? what drove him to kill on february 18th? >> hes like the poster boy for chill. >> rick furley was a band mate of joe stack. stack played ba...

here in austin, texas, 53-year-old joe stack made a missile of his small plane. slamming it into an irs office. a final expression of a simmering rage. on the surface, joe stack seemed like a good guy -- sound and perfectly sane. so what led this regular joe to become what some would call a domestic terrorist? what drove him to kill on february 18th? >> hes like the poster boy for chill. >> rick furley was a band mate of joe stack. stack played bass and was the kind of guy you could co...

>> reporter: and an angry manifesto left behind. here in austin, texas. 53-year-old joe stack made a missile of his small plane. slamming it into an irs office. a final expression of a simmering rage. on the surface, joe stack seemed like a good guy, sound and perfectly sane. so what led this regular joe to become what some would call a domestic terrorist? what drove him to kill on february 18? >> he was like the poster boy for chill. >> reporter: rick furly was a band mate of joe stac...

on our broadcast tonight, the apology. tiger woods breaks a long silence to say very publically and very carefully hes sorry, but will it be enough? case closed. vivid new details about the anthrax attack that terrorized our country after 9/11 and the man the feds say was behind it. the cold war here in vancouver as the u.s. wins a hotly-contested gold medal on the ice, and russia cries foul. and making a difference. a u.s. olympic star who gives as good as she gets. "nightly new...

Robin, thank you for coming back. weep had to see you on camera so we could introduce up properly to our viewers and they are fans. >> thank you. megyn: that is a member of our u.s. military. he was in the army for several years. a father who saved the lives of five people yesterday. we are live to the white house in three minutes for new details on what the administration is saying today about the nuclear threat from iran. also one of tiger woods alleged mistresses watched as he told the world ...

Allred in tears. you will hear from her live at the top of the hour right here. also the hero from austin, robin dehaven, joins me live this afternoon. john ashcroft in the house as well, and too fat to fly? southwest booted kevin smith off its plane, we debate it in kellys court. jamie: thanks, megyn. well see you then. jon: right now day two of the conservative political action conference or cpac is underway in washington. take a live look at the events there. its taking a different tone this ...

Consulting? and problem solving. >> so did you coach people in media matters? >> no. >> what type of problem solving -- >> thats beyond the scope of our -- >> you dont know the family, so why did you decide to do this today for all of us out here? >> just like you, im trying to help a family through their grief. >> did they hire you? >> no, no. megyn: all right, there you hear a man who claims to be a representative of the family weighing in, and it is possible we will hear directly from the fam...

Megyn: he is the hero of austin. for many of our viewers at home he is an inspiration to the entire country. the brave glass worker who ran into this burning building. smoke billowing out of it while others ran out. if you were watching our broadcast yesterday you heard robin dehaven recount this story. he happens to work for a glass company, happens to be on the scene of chaos and climbs up his ladder to rescue five people out of a burning building. robin joins me now. what a pleasure to layize...

idea that mossad can reach israels enemies a long way from israeli territory. jeremy, vinita? >> interesting developments simon, thank you. as you probably know by now tiger woods is hours away from breaking his long silence. his manager says his statement today will address his past, his future, and will include an apology. we asked you when he should return to golf. and 65% of our abc news polled said this season. 20% said it should be later. and 7% urge him to retire permanently. ...

on our broadcast tonight, the apology. tiger woods breaks a long silence to say very publically and very carefully hes sorry, but will it be enough? case closed. vivid new details about the anthrax attack that terrorized our country after 9/11 and the man the feds say was behind it. the cold war here in vancouver as the u.s. wins a hotly-contested gold medal on the ice, and russia cries foul. and making a difference. a u.s. olympic star who gives as good as she gets. "nightly new...