one day at a time. reporter: because for the white helmets, another day is another chance to save a life. incredible risks that they take. that was sanjay gupta reporting from southern turkey. just ahead, we have breaking news. new threats tonight against texas police from biker gangs, alleged plots involving car bombs, grenades and molotov cocktails. plus a waitress who was inside the twin peaks restaurant in waco during the deadly brawl is speaking out for the first time in a 360 exclusive.
happened so people in waco are just as stunned as the rest of us around the united states. appreciate your update. up next, the oil spill in california is worse than was thought, five times worse. the beach is shut down before memorial day weekend. there are new questions about the operator of the pipeline. all of it ahead.
there s a massive manhunt on the way. he s believed to be armed and dangerous. he s about 5 7 34 years old. as i said i want to repeat, considered armed and dangerous. he may have fled from washington d.c. to brooklyn new york. frankly, he could be anywhere at this point. we re going to continue to follow this obviously throughout the evening, bring you any updates. meantime, there is more breaking news. late word of new potential threats against texas police officers in the wake of the deadly shootout in waco. a bulletin has been issued warning about claims that criminal biker gangs are arming themselves with some serious firepower preparing to retaliation. cnn s evan perez joins me with the latest. what more do you know about the alleged threats? when i talked to the sergeant last night i think it was, he seemed to be kind of backing off some of the concerns for police officers. that clearly though seems to have changed. well anderson this is a new warning that came after the ea
alive. i ll look back at it just like, we re all beyond blessed it wasn t worse than it already was. gary tuchman joins us from waco tonight. have waco authorities asked to talk with amy, the waitress still employed by twin peaks since the shooting took place? reporter: shortly after the sunday shootings here anderson amy was talked to by the police. a brief interview about ten minutes. they haven t asked to talk to her since. she is aware she can be called as a witness for an eventual trial or trials and that s one of the reasons she doesn t want her face to appear on camera. it s ununderstandably a little nerve-racking for her. both these women are very nice people who are very shaken up. i m wondering, gary what s the vibe like in waco? obviously for media this is a huge story. waco does it are people talking about it? does it seem something people are worried about? reporter: yes, people are stunned. they re very used to bikers here and so-called biker clubs. there s a