he fell for his false flag. >> at the same time, in new york, anna chapman meant with an undercover fbi passport and told her to pass it along to somebody like her who needed to get out of the country. >> she leaves the meeting, and she panics. something came over her where she started realizing that something wasn't quite right. >> and we believe she was quickly processing that she may have come to the attention of the fbi. we were very concerned that if she sent a distress signal to the svr, they may in turn send an emergency signal to all of the illegals and we would lose them all. >> so the next morning she shows up at the first printiecinct in manhattan and reports that someone has tried to get her to do something with her passport. it was very strange. >> at the time, president medvedev was at the g20 in canada. we wanted to wait until he was out of this hemisphere in order to perpetuate the arrests, because it would not be proper to have that done during the international economic event. >> investigators in new york were doing absolutely everything they could to stall anna chapma

. >> anna chapman and mikhail semenko came to the united states utilizing their true names and their they didn't reveal was their affiliation with russian intelligence services. mikhail somenko arrived in the united states to attend seton hall university. >> somenko spoke five languages and was spotting and assessing people that had access to national defense information. >> anna chapman had married a citizen of the united kingdom. she had obtained uk citizenship through that marriage and had maintained his name after her divorce. >> she was a real estate agent who was using contacts within manhattan. a lot of these were party-type contacts. so she spent a lot of time out, you know, at bars. she spent a lot of time out at parties. >> we all knew where this was headed, that at some point one of these agents would attempt to infiltrate the state department or the cia or the fbi or some sensitive agency in washington and locate there for the purpose of spying. >> we knew what they were doing. we knew what their mission was. it's one thing for us to believe that. it's another thing to se

before becoming a moscow media star, anna chapman was caught on camera in the usa, working undercover 2010 she was busted in a probe for undercover agents. currently sources tell cnn they believe the russians have nearly 150 operatives here, quickly replenishing their ranks after the obama administration expelled 35 diplomats suspected of spying back in december. two compounds received surveillance equipment. russians deny that but they were seen removing equipment before going home. they have issued new warnings to the u.s. facilities about potential cyber attacks on operating systems of nuclear plants. wolf creek nuclear operating corporation that runs a nuclear plant in kansas was one of the companies targeted, according to a report in the "new york times." there is no indication in any of the intrusions the systems that control the actual plants have been infiltrated. a joint statement from the homeland security said in part, there is no threat of indication to public safety. kbabl impact appears to be limited. it mimics a group from five years ago. >> they said president trump an

before becoming a months kwou media star, anna chapman was caught on camera in the u.s. working understand cover for the kremlin. in 2010 she was busted in a probe in ten russian sleeper agents. currently intelligence sources tell cnn they believe the russians have nearly 150 3r5i9ives here, quickly replenishing their ranks after the obama administration expelled 35 diplomats suspected of spying back in december. shuttering two k30u7bds believed to campaign sophisticated surveillance equipment. russia denies. but russians were seen removing equipment before going home. the compound now a major point of contention between russia and the u.s. >> the u.s. should not return them virtually any circumstances that i can imagine the russians agreeing top there ought to be a price to pay. and this is a relatively small price to pay. >> reporter: meanwhile, new warnings about the potential cyber attacks. wolf greek nuclear operating corporation that runs a nuclear plant in kansas was one of the companies targeted according to a report in "the new york times." there's no indication

anna was caught on camera in the usa working undercover for the kremlin. in 2010 she was busted during an fbi probe into ten russian deep cover sleeper agents. chapman others were later exchanged in a spy swap with russia. intelligence sources tell cnn they believe the russians have nearly 150 operatives here, quickly replenishing their ranks. shuttering two compounds believed to contain sophisticated surveillance equipment. a u.s. official says russians were seen removing equipment before going home. the compound is a major point of contention between russia and the u.s. >> u.s. should not return them under any circumstances i can imagine the russians agreeing to. there ought to be a price to pay and this is a relatively small price to pay. >> reporter: the fbi and homeland security have issued new warnings about the potential of cyber attacks on operating systems of plants. this corporation was one of the companies targeted, according to a report in "the new york times." there is no indication in any of the intrusions the systems that control the actual plants have been infiltrated. a joint statement from the fbi and department of homeland securit