or unabomb get point? -- get coined? >> the first two bombings were involved at universities northwestern university and rpi, the first bomb with a return address of northwestern. the second bomb in the graduate student room in may, 93 night at northwestern gave us universities as targets. at the time this bomb was placed on the american airlines flight, we have universities and airlines. the fbi likes to attach fancy names to its cases, and they certainly got the public attention. university and airlines bombing, unabomber. >> we had a chart behind us of all of the bombings. without getting into all of the details, what was the sequence of events after the first three? >> after the first three bombings, we would eventually have 13 more bombings, for a total of 16. in 1980, the airline aspect of this got another boost. percy wood, the president of united airlines in his lake forest, illinois home, received a package in the mail. but a week before he received the package, he received a letter, and the lette

yet, none of those people were the unabomber. until that call in the middle of february from a follow name david. -- tony. he was representing an unknown client. they wanted to talk to us about some information that the client had. >> steve you were in the u.s. attorney's office is full-time. when did you become involved in the unabomber investigation? >> i became involved in april 1993. i had just finished a fairly prominent arson trial with the atf. i was doing a lot of their cases. an agent named gregg barnett brought me this case that had long been dormant, the unabomber had not been heard from and about six years at that point. he said, here, take a look at this. so the reason he brought that to me was because there are typically a five-year statute of limitations on all federal offenses. the statute that we had had 12 bombings of to that point, the statute of limitations at all expired with the exception of one. there is no statute of limitations on capital murder cases. he was killed in sacramento in 1995. that was the one

. >> the unabomber. >> i should have stopped then. i like those troubled folk. >> yeah you do. you know he has his own his own wood. >> podcast in my basement. far enough away from the body. you can't even smell them. >> she's too old for you. >> my pa is -- looking like jail bait in there. >> i don't want to know what pa stand for. >> personal assistant. >> they're being prigs about e-cigs. california may join states in regulating e-cigs after points they emit cancer causing chemicals and could get people addicted to nick teen. where is the proof. according to the head of the california public health department -- that's the point! thank you very much. mary poppins. the report also noted a significant rise in the number of people vaping over the past several years, among young adults and teens. and calls for prestrictions in the marketing and sale of e-cigs. not realizing. that doesn't. when you stop marketing it that they like it. >> how do you feel about this? >> sorry sorry. but report has many critics including professor of public health at boston who says the department c

homegrown terrorism been a primary concern, especially since oklahoma city and tim they mcveigh the unabomberountry a long time what is different now? >> well they have been for a long time and i think just the rise of other organizations that they look at as enemies of them may be stirring increased membership but, you know, the fbi has been fighting kkk for about 100 years. >> right. >> and back in the '80s and '90s, fighting groups like, you know arian nation and a group called the order who were white supremacist groups and the interesting thing there is that in two months, will be the 070th anniversary of the death of adolf hitler and yet naziism is alive and well in many places in the united states and in europe still, and that's without benefit of the nazis did not have the internet and hitler wrote one lousy book compared to what we're facing with other groups. in the modern era these new groups, domestic and international, are using the internet are using their connections and their ability to communicate and find followers through mass media and social media and that makes them incr

you may remember them for associating climate scientists with the unabomber. classy group.well their scientists, so-called, included bloggers, columnists staff of conservative think tanks a member of the european parliament and many scientists who have been funded by the fossil fuel industry. mr. president, i'll side with the scientists affiliated with the american association for the advancement of science over a bunch of carefully selected bloggers. i'll trust nasa and noaa over scientists who work for the fossil fuel industry. it is a sophisticated network of climate denial propped up by the carbon-polluting fossil fuel industry. it's a front group fueled by the special interests and their dubious experts. interestingly, if you go to oklahoma state university, you find one of the experts on this. dr. riley dunlap at oklahoma state could tell his senator all about it. professor dunlap is one of the preeminent researchers into the deliberate and coordinated effort by corporate interests to spread denial propaganda and to distort public opinion on climate change, what he ca