agents will have to do. they will have to investigate the cost of the family health insurance playplans and if they had employered offered health plans. >> is that part? >> it is. it comes from the taxpayer advocate's itself. >> this is a theme that is recurring through the obama administration. growing power of big brother. if i understand rick and morgan correctly. we might as well hire 20,000 more agents because washington gets more bang for the buck. make the tax code simpler so people and companies don't have to waste so much time and money troying to figure it out. that's how you invigorate the economy. >> just for the record, morgan said that's not what i am advocatesing and rick said it is. >>> and obama care is not dead yet. there is a 40 percent probability it will get through. president obama repeatedly assured americans that there are no new taxes surrounding the health care program. so why expand the i.r.s.? there will be more harassment of the one group that this administration just doesn't lik

one of them was an fbi agent and one of them was in ice. i gave them my business card and they contacted me and i have many calls from them and they want to talk to me. they were coming to my business and they visited me. i talked to them and then shot as they are customers. after that, they keep introducing another local agency to my business and they keep coming until i was really suspicious of the activity. i don't have business from them and that is usually the way when you meet people. i contacted the agency and i was amazed with the way they contacted me and told me you have rights and you have things to do and i wasn't even in the mood to be apolitical person or stand today in this beautiful city. i just came to be in san francisco like i could enjoy it from the rest of my friends. they have different ethnic restaurants and i want to enjoy it and i end up to be in this position and today i close my business to come to this meeting. to look further to make san francisco save and make the people save and protect the of law of the unite

but the whole time he was in fact a soviet agent. many saw to one rebel that kim philby enigma during his life and a quarter of a century after his death is still the subject of continuing debate. the cambridge graduate realizes what's in store for him when he agrees to go to regents park in the center of london for a secret meeting. but he couldn't even imagine how dramatically his life would change after that talk with a stranger. an economic crisis breaks out in the west in the one nine hundred thirty s. stock exchanges have collapsed heralding the beginning of the great depression the british labor party suffer the defeat hunger marches follow on the heels of one another in britain progressive minded young people begin to sympathize with communist ideals. there was a hunger about it came through cambridge in in february nine hundred thirty four so this was the first time that these privileged students would actually seen working class people they felt guilty about being thorough privileged they felt horror at seeing the poverty i

el agente se hizo llamar josÉ luis. le decÍan el 050.Ó del cartel de sinaloa, mÁs de 4 millones de dÓlares. mismos que tuvo en el sistema financiero de estados unidos. bajo supervisiÓn de la dea. traficÓ mÁs de 4 toneladas de cocaÍna. en el poder legislativo, mexicano, la noticia estllÓ como una bomba. >>> no tenemos noticias de esas acciones, que el gobierno de nadie. hace con la vo lunes r lunes estado del gobierno federal. interroga sobre sus rivales a un hombre amarrado. no sabÍa que su organizaciÓn estaba infiltrada por un agente que metÍa y sacaba dinero en bancos y casas de bolsas de diversas ciudades de estados unidos. y este diputado, dice que se otro caso como el rÁpido y furioso que agentes de los estados unidos, violan la ley. >>> pareciera ser, que el gobierno federal, ya entregÓ las ya sellaves de la saber ray y s entre g a la dea y cia. >>> hicieron lo que quieren evitar trafico de drogas y lavado de dinero. >>> solicitamos al gobierno, un posiciÓn sobre la situacion y no tuvimos respuesta exigir al gobierno una explicaciÓ

what he admitted was being a russian agent up to one hundred forty six great. and so on but not after nine forty six and elliott and m i six believe that they are actually the head of m i five and the head of a by six joint three private letter to the head of the f.b.i. j. edgar hoover saying we believe will be has told the truth and only worked for the russians until ninety forty six the few days later when phil green leaves russia they realize the payroll it's all really rather embarrassing. philby's escape to the country he spent thirty years spying for is now inevitable in january nine hundred sixty three he set foot on soviet soil will be spent his fifty first winter in moscow. is surrounded with care and attention and secrecy. in the us as an englishman becomes comrade under a few other bitch emotions. the interest in kim philby has never waned there was very significant efforts to try to monitor what he was doing in so union he was the comfortable life. eleanor's flats in the center of moscow being the apartment of the foreign service offices he had stag

involved, was the agent hurt? >> it does not appear that that age and was hurt. we do not have word on how many shots the agent fired or the exact definition of what the threat was against him police have recently told me that they recovered to guns at the scene so this was a very chaotic situation >> new crime scene details surrounding friday's massacre of the san francisco family are emerging and we're getting our first look at the suspected killer 35 year-old bin ti luck inside this house on the end of side district on friday. according to documents filed by the attorney, his murder weapon was a blunt instrument. what kind? officials are not yet saying. documents it report a suspect kills at least two of the victims while lying in wait and was " engaged in the commission of robbery and burglary ". his brother brian is charged with a probation violation on unrelated charges of drunk driving and discharging a firearm. prosecutors told the judge that the brother is at least a witness in the mass murder or possibly

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according to the fbi agent they charged the pilot with interfering with the crew. first he reported late to jfk, missing the pilot's briefing. in the air he turned over con -- control to his first officer saying, things just don't matter. at one point he instructed them to be quiet and then he turned off the radio and dimming his monitors. the copilot is telling the fbi that the captain was ranting about religion and the need to take a leap of faith saying we are not going to vegas. it was then that he abruptly left the cabin and heading to the bath m rue. inside was -- bathroom. inside was a passenger sara straw. >> i heard loud bangs on the door. and then the door was being pulled open. >> flight attendants heard him rant of the 150 souls on board and was more worried when the captain tried to re-enter the cockpit. he banged on the door hard enough that the first officer thought he was coming through the door. and this is what really frightened passengers captured in this video spreading across the internet. that's the wildly flailing and shouting captain by the

agents that did this. and they started on this program about 10 years ago and as far as i know, they're used here with their kind permission. because these are copyrighted. >> are they available to the public to read? >> yes, they're on the web. extraordinary insights. because the f.b.i. is not just the director. the f.b.i. is thousands and thousands of men and women who put their lives and our lives frankly on the line every day. extraordinary people. extraordinarily dedicated people. and nowadays, quite a diverse bunch. this is not hoover's f.b.i. >> has a book like this been done by anybody else? >> there have been histories of the f.b.i. there have been biographies of hoover. but to my knowledge, no one has ever made use of these oral histories. and no one has ever made use of these intelligence files from j. edgar hoover's desk. and to me, they cast the bureau in a completely new light. we think of the f.b.i. as cops. right? >> how many oral histories have you read for this book? >> there are 208 of t

the agent called for his cover team. and the cover team came in and shots were fired. >> reporter: police recovered two guns from the suspects who range in age from 19 years old to their early 20s. one suspect was shot, another arrested on scene, and the third fled but was captured about a half-hour later. the scene inside the restaurant was chaotic. >> people were screaming like get on the ground! they're shooting! i turned around, and everyone on the ground. so i jump on the ground. and ran to the back of the restaurant. people are shooting! >> reporter: police escorted people out of the restaurant after it was locked down for several hours during the investigation. no agents were hurt during the shooting. >> the palo alto police department is putting the city on alert, trying to crack down on a spike in burglaries n. 2010, there were 1 ten burglaries in the city. in 2011, the number shot up to 149. but this year's number has police worried. 70 burglaries in just the first three months. that's almost half as many burgl

agents. and yet i guess it makes her a point to find out exactly extent of all of it john thank you so much for joining us tonight my pleasure thanks for having me. i had time for our last break of the evening but we come back tired said friday and then happy hour the co-founder of invisible children masturbating in public and if the government makes you get it ultrasound against your will one lawmaker suggests that you just close your eyes. to tonight's fireside with your host cops. here weeks ago i covered her report by human rights watch report the highlight of the incredibly high numbers of youth juvenile offenders are facing a life in prison without parole three hundred in the state of california alone are behind bars for life with no way out nationwide that number is twenty five hundred but next week on march twentieth supreme court is going to hear oral arguments in two case. is to decide if sentencing juveniles to spend the rest of their lives to die in prison is unconstitutional and

and world bank and the agents you know find out about this memo or an agent very proudly recounts how an informant told them about an upcoming march against the i.m.f. in eugene and he informed the eugene police department and he writes menacing i averted a riot there was going to be a riot and because i were in the eugene police department about it there wasn't a riot will know it was a march and there was going to be a teach in and some bands were going to play so they just these are sort of clueless agents who don't understand. you know the political activism and think it poses some kind of danger and so they just sort of you know ran amok well i mean i want to hand you know a little funny at first when you listen to some of the things that they did and you say while i was scared of. them home was at our camp to lions or people going to punk rock shows but you know it's it's not funny right this is supposed to be a democracy and so how dangerous is it when you start being carried by the f.b.i. sometimes very stupid town agents like you mentioned it's only for the fact that you're p

agents. probably exactly makes for a point to find out exactly extent of all of it john thank you so much for joining us tonight my pleasure thanks for having me. hi it's time for our last break in the evening but away from that fireside friday and that happy hour the co-founder of invisible children masturbated in public and if the government could get ultrasound against your will one lawmaker suggests that you just close your eyes. wealthy british style. sometimes the tirelessly. markets why not. why not what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report on r g. the sun. to tonight's final. he weeks ago i covered a report by human rights watch report to highlight of the incredibly high numbers of youth juvenile offenders that are facing life in prison without parole three hundred in the state of california alone or behind bars for life with no way out nationwide that number is twenty five hu

. >> the suspect posed a definite threat to the agent. the agent called for the cover team, and the cover team came in and shots were fired. >> i life on the ground, and i ran into the back of the restaurant for more protection and more cover. >> one suspect dropped what appeared to be a handgun. alcohol, tobacco and firearm officials say the undercover agent was attempting to buy illegal firearms from three suspect in this chrysler 300. but they had no intention of delivering the goods. instead they pulled a gun on the agent and tried to make off with the cash. >> next thing you know the guy is on the ground and they are taking video of everything. >> the agents shot and badly wounded one suspect and a third ect took off, but he was arrested 30 minutes later nearby. >> i can tell you anytime our agents or officers -- our fellow officers conduct undercover they are putting their lives on the line. >> the atf says the operations are highly scrutinized and this was carefully reviewed and approved. these are young guys. two were 19 years old

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agent.fin reports. >> reporter: it was just another assignment for immigration and custom enforcement agent jaime. hoe told his mom and dad, it would be a short time in mexico, no danger, just business stuff. >> were you worried? >> no, i wasn't worried because i thought he was going to fly from laredo to mexico city airport, go to the embassy and work from there. i didn't see anything wrong with it. >> reporter: then, on february 15th of last year, the phone rang. she learned her son had been shot, she ran to the bathroom and began calling her sisters-in-law, pleading with them to pray. >> when i got off the phone, my son told me, mom, jamie's dead. that was very devastating. >> reporter: he was killed when he and his partner were ambushed on a mexican highway between mexico city and monterrey. it was an ambush by drug gains on two u.s. law enforcement agents traveling alone in a conspicuous suburban. zapata's partner said that they knew full well they were shooting at u.s. agents. >> agent

law enforcement agents pull up every plant.k breaking work and can take hours to get it all. >> reporter: how does the d.e.a. know how many plants are in a camp like this? it's hauled away by a chopper. chopper is coming in now. >> reporter: they bundle it and airlift it to a dumpster where it's been transported to a secret location and then buried, not burned. the cartel knows it's losing a lot of money today. >> dollar figure. somewhere between $20 million and $40 million. >> reporter: still, he isn't happy the suspects got away. >> it piss me off not to win. >> reporter: agent smith thinks the cartel members were on high alert because two weeks earlier his team arrested 38 of them in a grow run by the same cartel. still, they seemed so close. >> when you do a raid like this and the bad guys get away, is that a failure? >> you are not going to catch anybody. it's a percentage game. look, as much as i want to capture every one of those individuals and bring them to justice, these are labor intense. this is a war. it's a war th

according to media reports, agent joy is no longer with the fbi. and, of course, i hope it's not because he was run out of the fbi for blowing the whistle on then prosecution gone wr he deserves our thanks for having the currently to speak up. to its credit, the justice d to dismiss with prejudice the case against senator stevens. j did not ignore the whistleblower. he held the prosecutors in contempt of court for failure to turn over the exculpatory evidence. he then appointed an independent special consult to investigate and prosecute criminal contempt proceedings if appropriate against the justice department lawyers involved. mr. schuelke's report was recently released on march 15th and attorney general holder has publicly stated the report has disturbing findings. i think that's an understatement. reading through this report is like reading through a case study in poor management. the case was riddled with problems right from the start when doj saw the an expedited trial date. this decision was, which is not fully explained and something i want

that agent, that, in fact, we might not have learned of the misconduct. i'm joined this morning, or this afternoon, with many of my colleagues, including senator hutchison, in filing legislation that would address some of the -- of the -- the laws that are in place that allowed for this horrid situation to move foed, but forward, but because this whole thing came about, because of the acts of an fbi agent, i would certainly hope that that individual has been recognized for his -- just persistence, standing up for the constitution. i think he did right, and i hope that that recognition has be been -- has been given by the fbi. >> well, i would have to get back to you on any particularized recognition. the case is still under review by opr. both justice department as well as our own opr, but i will say that the agent who came forward and did that was doing so in the tradition of the fbi. it is the legacy to adhere to the constitution. when you see something wrong to bring that to the attention of others. and that is exactly what we teach in our new agent's

immigration agent angus lowe took the call. >> agent lowe. i got a call from a concerned citizen. he had met some girls working at a strip club called cheetahs. he said, you should check this club out. these girls are treated like slaves over there. >> agent lowe told the man to bring the girls to immigration. so on february 14th, 2005, in the dark hours of early dawn, the girls made a run for it. the customer waited for them in his car. >> in the morning we went in the car, close our door and run away. >> the escape took months to plan. even though the girls earned more than $1,000 a day, they only dared to take a few dollars at a time. >> what they would do is hide the money in a cookie tin which they buried under this particular bush. agents recovered the cookie tin shortly after the arrests, and there was about $700 in the cookie tin, which is all they were able to save up in preparation for their escape. >> the women were free but not of the terror that had haunted them for so long. >> when i ran away the same day, i couldn't sleep. i was so scared. i called my mom, i say i d

customs agents caught a nigeria ear yap woman with nearly five pounds of cocaine trying to pass through the airport. this is a shock and it is a record breaker. >>> the nfl has made a statement. the northerly epps saints got hit hard to say the least for its so-called pointy program. >> three coaches and the team's general manager all suspended and several players could follow suit too. ainsley earhart has more. >> reporter: it is a first for the national football league. commissioner roger goodell has handed down a strict set of punishments. >> we have a serious violation of an existing rule that threatens the health and welfare of our players. >> reporter: one of the teams in question is the new orleans saints. according to the league, head coach sean peyton ignored instructions from the nfl topped saints ownership to make sure bowpties weren't being paid. peyton has been suspended without pay for the next season. -- to make sure bounties weren't being paid. >> i was looking for another super bowl. i think it is unfair. >> i think they've gone too far with t. >> reporter: greg william

>> porque son latinos >>> esto mismo le pasó a muchos conductores de los Ángeles, a manos de este agenteigrantes, aplauden el hecho que la policía haya tomado cartas en el asunto >>> esta manzana ya tenía gusanitos, es posible ue en este departamento hayan más policías con este criterio >>> en quejas de la misma comunidad, la cual en muchas oportunidades se siente acosada por los agentes >>> a pesar que se comprobó que este policía haya actuado indebidamente, no queda despedido de manera automática, esto lleva un proceso >>> y es que el caso fue turnado a un panel de 3 personas, ellos examinan la evidencia >>> es como un caso, este, en las cortes, no? después de que la evidencia se examine, pueden determinar que el oficial no tuvo mala conducta >>> hace la recomendación, y el@ noision@@uni-edn nojoven edicioc ivisio ameri@@ muertt uni-tiros por un vigilante voluntario en la florida, acudieron hoy a un congreso.t uni- para defender su territorio, entre tanto, manifestantes frente a la casa blanca, pidier joven daniel zamudio. 4 sospechosos del caso están bajo arresto y ahora la acusación

agents marched this man away when he tried to show it to us. a five hour investigation wrapped up with dogs searching this parking lot for evidence. the suspects are in their late teens, early 20s and there's no word if any of them fired a shot. live in richmond, debra villaramon. >>> a car drove by, and someone inside the car opened fire. one man was fatally wounded. police say he was in his 40s or 50s. the other man was not hit. this happened about 7:30 tonight. the car is described as an older white vehicle. at this point, police have no suspects. >>> the suspect in san francisco's mass murder case made his first court appearance today. but a legal squabble forced a delay in the proceedings. we have new information tonight, ktvu's amber lee has been following the story from the start. >> reporter: julie, it's been five days since the family was killed inside this orange home. police told us, this crime tape will remain up for at least another week as investigators are still piecing together what happened. tonight, a source told me it appears

it appeared agents focused intently on one neighbor's home. they spent about an hour and a half inside the gate. no indication if anything related to the case was found. earlier today, the santa clara county's sheriff office, said they found lamar's juicy couture purse. it was discovered two miles from her home. inside, there was a neatly folded pair of pants. >> it was her clothing. it was things she would have kept with her. and it was her school books. we believe she was on her way to school. it shouldn't have been where it was. >> reporter: on saturday, her cell phone was discovered in a field. so far, it has not yielded clues to lamar's whereabouts. >> if you knew my daughter, it wouldn't make sense. >> reporter: she released this exclusively to nbc. she is urging anyone to return her. or someone that might know something, to tell police. >> just let me be able to hug her again and tell her i love her. i want to hear her voice and smell her. i want her back. i can't believe this is happening. i can't believe this would happen. >> reporter

agents marched this man away when he tried to show it to us. a five hour investigation wrapped up with dogs searching this parking lot for evidence. the suspects are in their late teens, early 20s and there's no word if any of them fired a shot. live in richmond, debra villaramon. >>> a car drove by, and someone inside the car opened fire. one man was fatally wounded. police say he was in his 40s or 50s. the other man was not hit. this happened about 7:30 tonight. the car is described as an older white vehicle. at this point, police have no suspects. >>> the suspect in san francisco's mass murder case made his first court appearance today. but a legal squabble forced a delay in the proceedings. we have new information tonight, ktvu's amber lee has been following the story from the start. >> reporter: julie, it's been five days since the family was killed inside this orange home. police told us, this crime tape will remain up for at least another week as investigators are still piecing together what happened. tonight, a source told me it appears

saints. -- a free agent exodus today signing with the new orleans saints. a $36 million deal with a 13 million in guarantees. that is a big number. bigger and more money than what the ravens have on the table. the ravens' spent time visiting with philadelphia eagles' free agent guard. this is one of the costliest off-season weeks in recent years in terms of town but leaving the ravens. we might see the linebacker leave as well. he made a name for himself as a former undrafted free agent who found his home in the starting lineup next to ray lewis. he plans to visit with the denver broncos tomorrow. if mcclain leaves, then another former undrafted rookie free agent becomes the heir apparent. to maddis' credit, he looks better. top of the first, chavez julie one to right field. palm trees and gone. -- drilling one to right field. chris davis not nearly as productive, a swing and a miss. -- pitched four scoreless innings. his second straight outing with four scoreless innings. a single to left field. it is in the bermuda triangle. detroit beats the birds, 4-2.

this is where fbi agents were today. as we go to the video, you can see the agents. a three-four agents, where were a dozen pages searching the inside of the house. while the inside and outside. they're doing a great line search. they go arm's length apart and slowly walked in the look on the ground to see if they can find any evidence or anything that will help the the case. i asked if they found anything in it they said, we cannot discuss an ongoing investigation. a dozen agents were here for a good time this afternoon, several hours. saddam >> this is where sierra grew up and went to high school until october. many of these people have known her her entire life. pink and white balloons in candles. that was her favorite color. >>catherine: still kron4 in www.kron4.com as we continue to follow the latest in the search for the missing teenager. kron4 crews will be covering the start all weekend. keep it here for the latest. a sunnyvale soccer coach has been charged with 12 counts of child sex abuse. investigators say that is inappropriate relationship with a 13 year-

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the fire causeda know explosion which killed the suspect and injured one of the agents.hat agent is expected to be okay. >>> and an iraq war veteran charged in a southern california killing spree says he joined the marine corps because he, quote, needed to kill. that is disturbing. the orange county register be on take a script of a secret hearing of the orange county grand jury evaluating the case in, he was just disappointed when he did not see combat during a six-month tour during his duty in iraq. according to the transcript ocampo told the detective he planned to continue killing people and hoped to build a kill list of 16 victims. ocampo now charged with the murders of four homeless men and a mother and her son in yorba linda. >>> this morning more tension in afghanistan as news surfaces that a u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in a deadly rampage has been moved out of the country. richard engle joins us from kabul where leon panetta is wrapping up his visit. >> reporter: in what seems to be an attempt of out of sight, out of mind, in what could be a con

. >> un ex agente de la policía de san josé, podría pasar 3 años en prisión por tener relaciones sexuales, y copulacíon oral con un niño de 15 años, tendrá que registrarse cómo delincuente sexual por el resto de su vida. >> tres sujetos que asaltaron una familia para robar, la policía informo que recupararon los bienes. >> esta mañana balearon a una mujer en ocland, con heridas de balas que no ponen en riesgo su vida. >> tres personas detenidas por robo de autos, de drogas y poseción de armas. >> un hombre murío cuando un molino industrial se cayó y le golpeó la cabeza. >> el grupo swatt llegó a una casa de san josé para atrapar a un roba coche, pero el sujeto había huido. >> esta madrugada, decenas de elementos policiacos trataban de atrapar a un sujeto por robar autos. >> esta mañana parecía una película . >> decenas de agentes swatt, se encontraban frente de una casa para atrapar a un roba coche. >> el supuesto atricheramiento,fue en esta casa vacia, que el área estuvo cerrada, provocando angustia en los residentes. >> aquí vivimos nosotros . >> este padre de familia dice que esta maña

good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, an undercover state, ron the shootout with federal agents and the populartaurants lockdown. it does american as apple pie. not something you expect to hear and congress, what convinced one lawmaker to open up about her own people pass. >>> it sounds like science fiction, that reagan can stop people in their tracks without harm why the military has never used its even though you paid for it. >>> good evening i am can best see everything is tonight some parents have taken over an oakland school board meeting live pictures coming in from all five parents are protesting it planned to lease it elementary school to the emory school district and revolves about the potential closure of five open at oakland schools. we were chatting in terms of keeping all the schools open and the they took recess. >>> the board is still in recess pleaser standing by waiting to see what the parents do once the board members come back into session will stay there and report back. and maybe one of the country's most liberal cities but tonight's the majority of the people in san franci