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story tonight, charles watson is live with the latest. charles. good evening. the man who the fbi infamously branded as the unit bomber has died in federal custody in north carolina according to a spokesperson for the federal bureau. he was 81 years old and was found inside his cell at the federal medical center in north carolina where he was housed. the federal bureau prison cell fox news and a statement responding staff immediately initiated lifesaving measures, staff requested emergency medical services and lifesaving efforts continue. he was transported by ems to a local hospital and pronounced deceased by hospital personnel. up until 2021 he was held in the super max prison for his role in a 17 year terror campaign targeting scientists at colleges and universities across the country including northwestern university and illinois where his first device exploded. he later admitted to committing 16 bombings and it would eventually kill at least three people and inju ....
And universities across the country including northwestern university and illinois where his first device exploded. he later admitted to committing 16 bombings and it would eventually kill at least three people and injured dozens more for years, investigators struggled to catch up with him until a fall of 1995 when the fbi allowed 35000 by kaczynski explaining his views on society to be published to the world to read. after the manifesto appeared in newspapers, thousands suggested suspects including kaczynski brother, david who described kaczynski as someone who grew up in chicago where to bombs previously were placed and eventually settled in a small cabin in a remote part of montana. will become most important for investigators to crack the case open work letters provided by kaczynski brother that allowed ....
Line side of the immigration debate might say, well, those jobs should be for american citizens. if there are fewer undocumented immigrants who are taking those jobs, it means more jobs for american citizens. ultimately that s a good thing. that s a valid argument. but then the question is, how much are we willing to spend on the rebuilding effort? how much is congress willing to give in terms of dollars to rebuild? how much will fema give? if you want to do this purely with american workers, you have to be prepared to faye wages that american work letters need and then pay into that. that s the question that congress is going to have to grapple with. okay. down there in texas. thank you for joining us. another quick break. up next, president trump continues his whole out attack on the legacy, the governing legacy of president obama. ....
and so it s with great respect that i speak of him and proud to say that i worked for him. it s been a seismic cascade of events since last weekend s arrest of a former penn state defensive coordinator on charges of raping and molesting a number of other boys. two of the university officials are charged with failure to report those crimes. paterno is charged with nothing, but says he wishes that he had done more than simply tell his superiors what an assistant reported to him back in 2002. i want to go now to penn state campus and cnn s jason carroll. jason, we know it was a pretty rough night last night. what s been the atmosphere on campus today. reporter: things much, much calmer out here today. vast difference from what was experienced out here last night by many. so many of the students trying to get a handle on things today. just about half-an-hour ago some students gathered just behind us here trying to speak out, trying to speak in terms of the victims. but ....