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It's the federal government using grossly excessive force in order to resolve a dispute that you and i as lawyers know and people watching us now should understand can be resolved by filing pieces of paper in a courthouse. instead of filing pieces of paper in a courthouse called a lien, the government says it owes him money and a court order validated that, file a lien on the property and when he pass s away, the government gets to collect or when he sells, the government collects. the government can certainly exist until the money passes to it. instead, they are showing up with an army pointi...

Using grossly excessive force in order to resolve a dispute that you and i as lawyers know and people watching us now should understand can be resolved by filing pieces of paper in a courthouse. instead of filing pieces of paper in a courthouse called a lien, the government says it owes him money and a court order validated that, file a lien on the property and when he pass s away, the government gets to collect or when he sells, the government collects. the government can certainly exist until the money passes to it. instead, they are showing up with an army pointing m 16s not only at mr. bun...

Obtaining new video of the mess left behind after the standoff between federal agents and protesters at the bundy cattle ranch in nevada. just back from the ranch, william? >> well, the root of dispute, of course, is the desert tortoise. the federal government gave them the permission to seize and impound the cattle to protect the tortoise but did not say the agency could, as this video shows, destroy his water tanks, water lines and fences and bundy blames the blm for killing two prized bulls. >> if you notice, i'm inside the pen where the bull was shot and if you look inside of the pen, ther...

Five tourists riding inside that carriage had to jump out. a few had minor injuries, and the driver also hurt. police say this horse ran wild for six blocks before he was calmed down with some carrots, of course. well, we're learning more now about the aftermath of that armed standoff at a nevada ranch. the bureau of land management said the purpose of that cattle roundup was to save an endangered tortoise. but shocking new video captured by our cameras shows the destruction left behind has seriously damaged that fragile habitat. william lajeunesse joins with us more. >> reporter: this is at...

>> you can send in the pen where that bull was shot. nothing where it is advance. on the ground the post is still at the same spot. it has not even moved. not like the bull was trying to attack people or anything. sitting here, has not moved, no damage whatsoever. where was the damage in that bull? >> the blm wranglers allegedly shot another bull because they were considered dangerous. bundy's friends were told by those wranglers, this was shot five times. >> should cattle, danger the environment. >> the blm is not accepting phone calls from the media. the only submit questions by