dornin: on april 3rd, 1996, over 100 agents surrounded kaczynski s cabin in the mountains of montana. on april 3rd, 1996, over 100 agents surrounded kaczynski s cabin in the mountains of montana. we re dealing with a person who has been killing people with bombs for 18 years. these agents, as they approached the cabin, could be in jeopardy from something that he may have booby-trapped on the outside. so we re going to have to be very, very careful in approaching the cabin. about a 40-yard walk toward the cabin, and we began hailing him. we could see there was smoke coming from the chimney, and we were pretty sure he was there. it was a very dangerous situation. the biggest concern was that his cabin is going to be a bomb factory. we also had no idea what he might have in the way of weapons
brother, and reported him to the fbi. it wouldn t have been right to allow him to hurt anyone else he had to be stopped reporter: on april 3rd, 1996, investigators arrested kaczynski at his tiny cabin near lincoln, montana. there, they found journals detailing his crimes, and something else federal agents have turned up a live bomb at the home of the man the government believes is the unabomber. reporter: kaczynski s campaign of fear finally over are you the unabomber? reporter: ted kaczynski pleaded guilty in 1998, sentenced to life in prison he died at 81 years old. dana griffin, nbc news still ahead tonight, a miracle in the jungle, after four kids were found alive after 40 days lost in the colombian amazon plus, a frightening moment in the uk, after british troops collapse during a military drill.
until just a few months ago. what can you tell us about the timing of this mandatory audit that all presidents are supposed to undergo? well, part of the problem with the fact that it s a policy of the irs and not codified in law is that it s up to the irs to determine when and how they will conduct this sort of an audit. and what we know now of course after examining all these documents is that the audits were never complete when it came to president trump. and as representative chu just noted on air, it was not until chairman neal, on april 3rd of 2019, set letter requesting these documents under section 60 103, the authority we have to get access to the documents. it wasn t until then, and it was that very day, that an audit was actually initiated. but no audits from 2015 all the way through today, no audits of the president, of president trump s taxes have ever been completed.
died. they re hoping this photo can deter others from making the same fatal mistake he did. this college student was in a car crash in greeley, colorado on april 3rd. witnesses say he was looking down when his car swerved into oncoming traffic, went off and road and killed him. a cherished part of springtime here in new york city might not happen this year. the forced federal budget spending cuts are threatening to sink the annual fleet week festivities set for next month in new york harbor. the military has put on hold optional events like the big fleet week celebration. those cuts have already scuttled appearances by the blue angels, the navy s famed flight demonstration squad. it is a dream come true for 79s-year-old evie hanon. we told you about her yesterday. she woke up from a coma with one request, one request. to see bob seger in concert. and last night in michigan, evie got her wish, showing off, you might say, some night moves of her own. and she had a close encounter wit
situation to be in, to say the least. christine, the national transportation safety board has been brought in to investigate the accident. it says it will take several months to figure out exactly what caused the accident, what went wrong, and caused the bus to lose control. as for that stretch of interstate where this accident happened. it is back up and will be running cleanly here this morning for the rush hour commute. christine? all right. ed lavandera live for us this morning from dallas. later on starting point at 7:30 we ll talk to one of the men you just heard from, daniel rizic, who survived that bus accident. 36 minutes after the hour. a grieving colorado family hopes to educate people on the dangers of texting and driving. with this image. it s their 22-year-old son alexander s phone and what appears to be the message he was texting the moment he died. they re hoping this photo can deter others from making the same mistake that he did. the fatal crash happened in gr