he was an agent for almost 10 years in the tucson sector. disturbed by what he described as a pattern of cruelty among his colleagues withholding food from migrants in custody, needless crowding, name-calling he started reporting abuses to his superiors. he says he was met with silence, framed, and eventually forced to resign. >> no one from the u.s. border patrol, office of inspector general, u.s. attorney's office, customs and border protection, dhs, congress has reached out to me. this a senior border patrol agent, one of their guys, reporting observed abuses of detained migrants. what do you think they're going to do when it's an outsider? >> do you feel as though allowing those less serious forms of abuses paves the way for the more lethal officer involved cases. >> when they see there is no consequence for misdeeds, they think, "if i get myself into a situation out in the field i can do whatever the hell i want.". and what you see is the delay tactic answers such as "the investigations are on-going" and "pending." and what eventually h

>> yes. >> how much money did you pay the agent? >> ravi had been recruited under fraudulent terms that compelled him to work for a year simply to pay of his debt. according to the us state department and the united nations, this is human trafficking - illegal under us and international law. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to agents in order to get here? >> results of analyses were skewed in favor of the prosecution >> the fbi can't force the states to look at those cases >> the truth will set you free yeah...don't kid yourself >> the system has failed me >> we wanted to talk to more people who'd worked these jobs. but to do so, we had to go far outside the war, where they could speak more openly. we found them in the rural heartland of southern india, in the state of tamil nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking - we can call it as bonded labor - it all starts because they have to pay an amount to get that job. >> sindhu kavinamannil used to work for a subcontractor in kuwait. now she advocates on behalf of m

because if you rely on agents, that agent sends the order to sub-agent. that sub-agent sends the order to another agent so it changes 3, 4 times. >> what do you think about their system? >> bad. >> why do you think that's bad? what's wrong with using agents? >> using agents means you don't know your entire supply chain, from where your products are coming in. you don't have any idea. that's the danger. so you have very little idea after one or two agents, you are lost in the supply chain. >> from what you're saying it sounds like walmart's supply chain is so out of control that there could be more tazreens? >> walmart has no idea from where their goods are coming from. this is the bad and worse sentence i can say. walmart has no idea where their goods are coming from. >> well, if walmart doesn't know where its goods are being produced, it's because they choose not to know. this is a company whose success is built first and foremost on an extraordinary level of control they exert over production in their global supply chain. >>walmart refused to give us an

los agentes activos de supple son los agentes de rehabilitación articular más recomendados por los agentesios están disponibles en los institutos nacionales de salud sobre estos ingredientes. >> muy interesante. el famoso programa "60 minutos" realizó recientemente un programa sobre la dura batalla contra las medicinas falsificadas procedentes de otros países. ¿esto es problema también para los suplementos? >> es un gran problema. los institutos nacionales de salud revelaron recientemente que no todas las glucosaminas y condroitinas son las mismas. hasta un 90% de estos ingredientes proceden de china, y hay problemas importantes de falsificación, contaminación, ingredientes de baja calidad, escatimación de ingredientes, incluso utilización de bajas dosis que no han sido probadas. este es un ejemplo de una industria problemática que necesita una reforma total. supple, por otra parte, no tiene ingredientes procedentes de china, y sólo utilizamos las mejores fuentes de ingredientes disponibles de la más alta calidad. no utilizamos ninguna de estas prácticas comerciales engañosas e inescrupulo

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should we have an opportunity to take brief depositions of the agents? and i think those are appropriate steps. that's not full and unbridled discovery. the rules already limit discovery to a certain degree. the presumptive limits on depositions. >> but what about what -- about the -- >> the first thing you'd want i say the first thing you'd want to know is whether this was a departure from established policy. so the first question in if i were drafting interrogatories would be, what is your policy with respect to moving demonstrators at a presidential event? what do you do? and i can see the secret service saying, well, that's kind of a bad thing to make it public because there are people out there who want to kill the president, and if you go through your discovery and say, this is how we look at that situation, this is what we do, that gives people a a guideline for how to break through the security arrangements. >> well, the court the trial courts, the district courts have also have ample authority to enter protective orders. there has been no assert

no border patrol agent has ever been killed by a rock.emo instructs agents to take cover and not shoot unless they are in imminent danger of death or serious injury. with all of this in mind, the question remains is shooting ever an appropriate response to rocks? despite the border patrolsr's letter, both the department of justice and the f.b.i. investigating. local border patrol agents wouldn't talk about the case or use of force policies. >> people feel like they are stonewalling. there is a lack of information, a lack of transparence. how does that affect the job? >> it doesn't really affect it too much because we don't have any control over the investigation. i explain that but over all once that investigation is pending, we are out of it, you know, like i said, we cooperate fully with the investigative agency. as far as giving information to the public, we can't do that. which surveillance cameras tower over the intersection where jose antonio was killed but whatever images those cameras caught that night haven't been released. >> sh

(agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before.ent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> in the case of katherine engelbre engelbrecht it seemed the government was dragging their feet with her government exempt status. she seemed to be keeping them plenty busy. >> she applied for tax exempt status and had three years of interaction from the irs. by late 2013 after becoming a poster child for alleged irs abuse her groups from pienlly granted tax exempt status. they kept her occupied in other ways. >> aside from the tax exempt business you had more run ins with the irs. >> they showed up to audit our business. we had never been audited before. you think maybe i drew the short straw. we went through the audit, the audits of our businesses led to personal audits. >> it seemed the go

>> there were several armed agents taking a lot of wood. kind of a bizarre situation. >> the fish and wildlife service were there along with homeland security. they claimed the wood imported from madagascar violated a conservation law known as the lacy act. but gibson said it was the same wood they used allalong, wood that many other companies use for their products. >> we had affidavits from the country of madagascar and their officials saying that we complied with all of their laws, which the government took exception to. >> then on august 24th, 2011, nearly two years after the first raid, while gibson was still waiting for formal charges, it happened again. >> i seen the badges on their sleeves and i was like, here we go again. >> this time gibson was accused of illegal purchasing wood from india. >> the first thing the officer in charge says was i need you to cut off your security camera first and then shut down all of your operations. >> that same day, the feds simultaneously conducted a raid of the factory in memphis, too. >> that's w

no border patrol agent has ever been killed by a rock. the memo instructs agents to take cover and not shoot unless they're in imminent danger of death and serious injury. with all this in mind the question remains is shooting ever an appropriate response to rocks? despite the border patrol's letter to jose antonio's family, the fbi are investigating. >> people feel like there is stone walling, there is a lack of information, lack of transparency. >> how does that effect the job? >> it doesn't effect it too much because we don't have control of the investigation. i slain that to people. but overall once that investigation is pending, we're out of it. we cooperate fully with the investigative agency. but as far as giving it to the public we can't do that. >> surveillance cameras tower over the intersection where jose antonio was killed, but whatever images that was caught that night, it hasn't been released. >> they did not do the right thing. i want to see the video. i want to see how my son hurts them. there is a pain inside of me until

but most of them think they're agent.ebsites also provide that information and most publishers have editorial brochures where they tell you who's there and what they are requiring. it's all about the research. workshops, writers conferences often times have editors and agents who are there representing their companies, so taking a peek at who is where it is also hopeful that i helpful s down to knowing your market as well. you have to know who your audience is. you have to reach those people who are going to the parks that's what people are doing with and without. it's about checking out the publishers. you can do a search and most of them will pop up. they write similar subject matter and things like that and just looking at the front matter of the website they will tell you who the editors and the agents are. i'm the author of a coffee table book and i worked on two others. the culture is so rich what advice would you give to those that want to document visually i mean coffee table books with ot

was he really a threat to armed agents up on a cliff behind a fence? jose antonio's grandmother is an american citizen. she lives on the arizona side of the fence in nogales a few minutes away from where jose antonio was killed. at a bedside shrine she prays. >> there needs to be justice because it seems to me that a cold-blooded calculated crime, to me it's a crime with no justification because he wasn't doing anything. he was just walking. he wasn't doing anything. >> almost a year and a half after the fatal shooting the border patrol had formerly responded to jose antonio's family. >> this is the claim jose antonio's mother. >> her attorney received me a letter that he had received dated march 14th. >> your client's claim cannot be contributed to a wrongful, negligence act or omission on the part of united states customs and border protection. it's over as far as they're concerned. >> reporter: he said that the border patrol took four minutes from the time of the shooting to make this call to mexican authorities. >> let's listen to that call. he sai

(agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> video vigilante jimmy justice is a fixture on the streets of new york. he's out there roughly 20 hours a week, keeping track of law enforcement and government officials, catching them on camera. >> what is your problem? >> here's a traffic agent, parking in front of a fire hydrant. she goes into the store to get some food, and while she's ordering, sirens, flashing lights, fire trucks pull up. and jimmy justice is hot under the collar. >> you're a traffic enforcement agent, and you parked your official vehicle blocking a fire pump, and there's a fire outside with firemen out there and they have no access to the pump? you ought to be ashamed of yourself! while you're in the store, you don

they are hoping to catch the bus to agents. should you let on that specific things as it can help of the population does the law enforcement agencies and am pleased and is picking up speed i see that not only that racism and anti operation is being challenged but also for assembling the best of it the plans of stopping people ever read by local police at around five hundred on separate days when trying to seize the police station and took a flight of the next republic on its top cut out of the chief police officer threat to the check is without a sweat band and they beat read it. on the security status of the crane asked the citizens not just rugby and domestic operation and become like shields between security forces as the price of agents. as i have already mentioned the spot on to get some proceed. agents can now speak of but the cpt dishonest local pride is something the ambitious problems and real protests as people go to rallies and supplied the fees have risen ages and criminals. it is but c state is the way into a big r

agents were rounding up the cattle. bundy said the animals have grazed on the land since the 19th century. william joins us with the latest in nevada. bundy finally getting what he wants for now? >> reporter: well, the federal government has entirely backed down, harris. removed 250 armed agents and hired hands and said momentsing on, released 2- 400 head of cattle that belong to the family >> i am so happy i can open the gate. and let our babies and calves out and they can go home to the river. >> they had seized the cattle over the last several days using helicopters and hired cowboys to get them rounded up. they say he's been here illegally 20 years and refused to pay. early this morning. the la m is giving up and going home. and initially they refused to give up the cattle. 200 or throw hundred protestors and shutting down i- 15. and openly carrying fire arms and long roifls and sidearms. and then in a stand off of police and swat three dozen rushed the gates and then a break and negotiated the release of those catt

(agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. lou: banks and other businesses not alert or other information exposed by this though called heartbleed bug that was revealed on monday. it essentially puts at risk anything that was protected by the widely used open encryption, including passwords, credit card numbers, other sensitive information. who is affected? website operated by yahoo, google, netflix and dozens of others. there are new reports >> it's good to have you here, bob. and it looks like it is ubiquitous. how extensive is a? >> it's very expensive. the limits that are used, it's used broadly with the servers as you mentioned throughout a lot of e-commerce sites and social media sites and the rest. lou: so say that again. the

hoy las autoridades presentaron cargos en contra del joven, lo acusan de vandalismo y asalto a un agenteo grabaciÓn hecha por un telÉfono celular que ha acaparado la atenciÓn, se trata de un agente de la policÍa del distrito escolar de santa ana, california, que al decir de muchos, usÓ fuerza excesiva contra un joven de 14 aÑos de edad, pero hoy las autoridades presentaron cuatro cargos contra el adolescente, que supuestamente estaba pintando con graffitis una banca del parque. sin embargo, su madre dice que la verdadera vÍctima en este caso es su hijo, y la prueba es el vÍdeo que muestra cÓmo el agente estaba encima del joven y lo estrangulaba con uno de sus brazos. >> sentÍ coraje, me sentí mal,no podÍa creer lo que estaba mirando, un policÍa que supuestamente estÁ para protegernos pueda hacer eso. >> alex fue testigo de los hechos ocurridos en la maÑana en este parque, y como se escucha, tratÓ de ayudar al menor. >> explica que la gente de por lo -6 pies de altura, y unas 200 libras tirÓ al joven al suelo, le cayÓ encima y comenzó a estrangularlo, incluso asegura que cuando le pidiÓ a

if i was the chinese or a russian agent, i would gather my material and give them to my controlling agent, who would send them back to moscow or to beijing to be exploited by russian or chinese intelligence, and my controlling agent would be telling me, don't run away, don't go public, don't give your documents to a reporter, stay there, get more, give them to me. what snowden did defies the logic of a standard intelligence operation, so i would not give credence to that point of view. >> i would note that historically whistle blowers in the country are discredited by the government in the media. their lives basically destroyed. look at what happened to the break-in to dan elseburg's psychiatrist is0s office. it's standard to vilify the person that comes forward. >> there's some good chapters in "the family jewels" about that. so, snowden, who was a whistle blower because he was contract contractor and had inside new jersey and in the '60s and '7so several ex-cia intelligence members who wanted to write books or articles. can you talk about some of the experiences with those efforts? >> o

not sure what the issue is, the lower levels, working level agents.ibute the to anything other than the fact that they're just not being properly led, as young agents once were. >> and -- dan, the -- it seems to me that they need, if they now are going to start writing these alcohol rules, they have to write more behavioral rules. because you are, you are old school understanding of what the unwrit in rulten rules don't se exist. >> old school rules are common sense. secret service agents were -- held to a standard above that -- of your average -- government worker. we seem to behave better in the days i think.

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the nerve agent program is classified but i went to the u.s. history institute in pennsylvania to look at general luke's papers and i found these personal diaries he wrote and i tell much of the story and report in "paperclip". here is a party. it was in the papers i discovered that scheiber was so close to hemler he was on his personal staff. and he wore, you can see that button there, that is actually a party badge. and that was given out by hitler to his group. he was friendly with general luke and the two men exchanged christmas cards for year and they are in the institute in pennsylvania as well. these are photographs that you cannot reprint but i am happy to show him. they they r shaking hands with hitler. that is general luke's diary. and i will end here with a little bit about reporting a story which i think is interesting and bringing new information to the table because so much of this has been gradually written about in bits and pieces but when you come across something like these diaries it is incredible. i believe more gets reveal

not sure what the issue is, the lower levels, working level agents.o anything other than the fact that they're just not being properly led, as young agents once were. >> and -- dan, the -- it seems to me that they need, if they now are going to start writing these alcohol rules, they have to write more behavioral rules. because you are, you are old school understanding of what the unwritten rules don't seem to exist. >> old school rules are common sense. secret service agents were -- held to a standard above that -- of your average -- government worker. we seem to behave better in the days i think. >>> jimmy carter says never bomb iran. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in new york. let me start tonight with major headlines from my interview this afternoon with president carter. he made some big news, that the united states should not attack iran, even if it builds a nuclear weapon. it says israel has 300 nuclear bombs and iran would not use -- other headlines, the israeli prime minister deliberated created a stumbling block

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the protection of the agent has never been more dangerous. president tom ackerman -- aquino promised to end the killings. >> on the locality level you have local officials working. some local officials are part of the problem. they work with criminals, are part of hood lels. >> patsy says she have come to accept that it may take time before justice is served. until then she hopes the people will remember what it is that the people died for. >> the jordan ambassador to libya has been kidnapped - according to media reports. he was targeted by armed men in the capital tripoli. the officials' driver was injured, and happened in tripoli's mansour neighbourhood. >> a piece of graffiti next to a public phone box in england may be the latest work by the allusive street art ist known as banksy, sattorizing the tactics of gchq, british spy agency. the mural was painted in cheltenham, where the agency is haireded. >> we'll take you back to the lunar eclipse, which is still happening. these are pictures we can see being broadcast from los angeles. you ca

this mem j went out to agents before -- memo went out to agents a week before jose antonio's shooting. it says: >> the memo instructs agents to take cover and not shoot unless in danger. >> is shooting an appropriate response to rocks? despite the border patrol's letter to jose antonio's family, the department of justice and the fbi are investigating. local border patrol agents would not talk about the case or use of force policies. >> people feel like there's stonewalling, a lack of information and transparency. how does that affect the job? >> it doesn't affect it too much, because we don't have any control over the investigation. i explained that to people. overall, once the investigation is pending, we are out of it. you know, we cooperate with the investigative agency. as far as giving information to the public, we can't do that. >> surveillance cameras tower over the intersection where jose antonio was killed. whatever images caught that night have not been released. >> translation: show me the video where my son throws rocks. with that they didn't do the right thing. i want to

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(agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before.(agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> sharyl attkisson is an emmy-award-winning reporter that has interviewed a lot. >> an expert in counter terrorism and a top diplomate will in essence be contradicting part of the obama administration that counts on benghazi. >> she resigned last month after years over why most of her scoops weren't getting on the air. we sat down earlier here in studio 1. >> sharyl attkisson, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> you had been covering the benghazi story with cbs. they recently testified it was the p.r. people that removed the references to al qaeda from the infamous talking points. is that significant at this point. >> in a way, because it was so different than what was said closer to th

do you believe that federal employees on balance are agents of tyranny? >> no, i believe the nature of government can be tyrannical and has become tyrannical. >> reporter: critics accuse her of stirring up fear and pandering to extremists. >> she appeals the to the very far right in idaho and i think in this country. >> what really put chenoweth on the national map, for better or for worse, was her refusal to criticize the militia movement in the wake of the oklahoma bombing. she still refuses. >> my responsibility as a congressman is to represent every one equally. whether i feel entirely comfortable with them, whether they're my best friends or not. >> reporter: whether she's a pioneer for the west or a standard-bearer for extremists, chenoweth is comfortable in the forefront of what she calls a real rebellion against the federal government. lisa myers, nbc news, the capitol. >> helen chenoweth is long gone. she left congress in 2000, after confessing to an adulterous affair she had had, even though she said bill clinton should resign over his adulterou

but the stakes are also high for these agents.ir credibilities depend on being able to predict which of these young girls are worthy of a long-term investment. >> being a model, you have to start young. many girls like 16, 17 years old, they are already like spoiled. and that's all of the reason that now we are choosing kids, because we can maybe have time to shape them the way we want. >> reporter: so do they see potential in young aline? now in a back room, the final evaluation. all those big expensive dreams come down to this moment. >> aline. >> reporter: a flat out rejection from the first agent. but she still puts on a brave face. >> aline, she's a very cute girl. i liked a lot her face. she has potential. >> reporter: good news for aline. tony selects her as a follow-up even though she's too young to work. he hopes to groom her for a future career. meanwhile, this 14-year-old is hoping to land a lucrative modeling deal. but she's starting to realize the kind of sacrifices she'll have to make to get it. the agent tells her s

in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> he poses a as ayish -- as a dea agent but then he called the wrong number. >> you are calling the police department. [ indiscernible ] >> more of this and the problem police face in trying to catch the man. >> b.a.r.t. reopened the montgomery station but the evening commute is facing major delays. we are checking win b.a.r.t. and we will have a live update in just a few minutes. >> fog and low clouds make vug of the lunar ellipse difficult -- viewing of the lieuer ellipse difficult, which areas will have the most -- lunar ellipse difficult, which areas will have the most difficulty. >>> the montgomery station station is back open and ktvu's johna k is -- jana katsuyama is live to update us on the situation. >> reporter: when we got here the station reopened but the line was back to that pole. it has cleared. people are able to get down in the station. a minute ago i spoke to somebody who was coming back up because he said it is brutal. he was trying to get to oakland. he had to catch a plane so he came up here to catch a cab. we t

i understand you got into a tussle with the blm agents out there. is that true?yeah, i did. >> yeah, what happened? >> we were just at the picket lines, you know, just demonstrating. and we noticed up on the mountain that there was rangers coming down, so we spotted them and there were 14 or 15 vehicles. we noticed there was a dump truck pulling a backhoe. so we wanted to know what was in the dump truck and what they were doing up there, and so we headed up and met them before they hit the pavement. i went up the dirt road and, you know, i was hollering in the window, go home, we want you to go home, you know, that kind of thing. a couple of them went by me. i got in front of one. he just kept coming and kind of pushed me with his truck a bit. i stood to the side. another one come up and i was hollering at them, same thing, go home, we don't want you here, we want our cows -- >> margaret, i don't understand one thing. this is state property, right? this isn't federal land. >> no. no federal land. >> so state -- >> clark county state land. >> and the desert tortoi

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