f.b.i. officials as reported by "the new york times" have found this practice troubling. but it's part of their guidelines, it's part what have the f.b.i. does and it's what we know they're doing in san francisco. the message that this kind ofagetivity sends is that the f.b.i. considers certain communities more suspect and less american than others. the practice is alienate communities and strain law enforcement relationships. the san francisco police department cannot afford to participate in these practices. we need community trust to keep all of our communities safe. thank you. >> i'm john crew for the american civil liberties union and rather than take too much time, i want to just echo the thanks that veena already offered. briefly ac knowledge -- acknowledge chief suhr. we really appreciate you trying to dive into this issue so quickly and also comblations -- congratulations to your new command staff. i'm particularly pleased to echo also the comments made by director sparks, by both the commissioners up here. good news again is that we're all on the same page. we share

but f.b.i. agent john connolly, assigned to handle bulger, eventually went to work for the mob boss. connolly was convicted for racketeering. in fact, it was connolly's warning to bulger that he was about to be indicted in 1995 that sent the mobster into hiding. now, sources tell us bulger at first was verbally combative when he was arrested, but he didn't resist. now we're told he is talking a bit to federal authorities and, scott, bulger will be returned to boston to face trial. >> pelley: thanks, bob. "60 minutes" has been on the bulger case for years. the late ed bradley interviewed two of bulger's closest mob lieutenants. in 2001, ed spoke with eddie mackenzie, the first member of bulger's gang ever to speak publicly. >> he had such a stare of blankness, no compassion in his eyes, ed, that just would horrify anybody. you could be 6' 6", 360 pounds, the toughest guy... i've seen people almost go to the bathroom in their pants in his presence, he was so scary. >> pelley: then, in 2006, ed spo

i don't know if the department has had an opportunity to run this bureau order by the f.b.i., but quite frankly what will reassure the public is to put something in writen that the f.b.i. commits to and what -- writing that the f.b.i. commits to and they've said, as long as you're under the m.o.u. options, as long as you don't transit into the resolution approach, they're going to enforce the m.o.u. and block that very important decision or that access that is fundamental to the commission oversight and the o.c.c. reports and the public reporting. so the other things that the attorney general said, in the end, when you talk about addressing these concerns, he said, actions speak louder than assurances. we're getting assurances, they're wonderful, i understand you're getting assurances from the f.b.i., with you we need actions and words in writing that the f.b.i. commits to, that will be something that we can count on and this order unfortunately the way it's constructed, simply coming from the sfpd, doesn't achieve. that i'm happy to give you more detail on the bureau order but i'm also

skate or walking i was there was some but she slept for about another half hour i called my partner left to work and then we were able to get out and our of the f.b.i. coming but i was held in my living room where they searched through my home we were moving in two days so they opened up every box that we had already cracked for moving here and of entia lee a lawyer from the national lawyers guild came to my house and he then asked them about was this woman being subpoenaed like others and i hadn't even heard about the subpoena and then i was also presented with a subpoena that is supposed to show up at this secret grand jury in chicago he then proceeded to they went through my staff for hours and. backs and back says a political materials some ways still even understand what they took because they're there because i wasn't allowed to for a while i was holding my living room and that i was what i was and my front line yeah you know. what kind of political materials you may have had in your house or i talk about how the activism that you do perhaps some of the trips to colombia. i'm assuming that's exactly what made you catch their eye here all as i

no one was injured in the gunfire, but the f.b.i. has said they suspected the shooter had some sort of gripe against the marines. >>> federal government would not oversee most marijuana laws if a new proposal becomes law. the bill being introduced today would let states set and enforce their own maybe laws. the federal government would deal only with controlling marijuana when it crosses u.s. borders or states with different policies. now bill backers say this would cut down on the violence and crime related to drug use, possession and sales. >>> well, an annual pothole report reveals the best and worst roads to drive in the bay area. streets in brentwood, dublin have the highest scores and have the least cracks and potholes. east palo alto, oakland and mill bray have some of the lowest scores. san francisco and san jose are somewhere in the middle. the metropolitan transportation commission says it would take the equivalent of a 20-cent per gallon gas tax to keep all bay area roads in good condition. so as we check in with sal for t

attempted to set off a car bomb in portland it was put together and given to him but undercover f.b.i. agents along the hunt is being accused of using weapons of mass destruction a lot would argue a lot of people would argue that this really is a case of entrapment or how about twenty one year old muhammad is saying he was also given a bomb by undercover f.b.i. agents while he was charged with attempted murder for planting a fake bomb was also the center of an f.b.i. sting operation that had been underway for months so should the idea of entrapment at least be considered when you're throwing murder murder charges at someone now keeping these examples of suspected entrapment in mind let's take a closer look at the group under the magnifying glass today the new birth for three of the four suspects have been sentenced to twenty five years in prison for attempting to shoot down planes at stewart air national guard base and for attempting to blow up synagogues in the bronx but the defense for the suspects say that since undercover agents with the f.b.i. offered up a specific type of missil

but as we found out during our investigation is that he was the f.b.i.'s highly if... highly prized but highly overrated snitch. he gave them virtually nothing. and the guy was protected... the narrative... i'd say, charlie, the big difference of today, where we sit now, is the narrative is about to change. the justice department narrative has always been that there was this rogue agent, john connolly, assisted by aogue supervisor, agent john morris, who assisted whitey bulger and allowed him to go out and kill with impunity. but e reality is, there was many other f.b.i. agents and many other f.b.i. supervisors that knew about this for years. and that's where this goes now. the key is who gets to debrief... i mean, we could spend all day talking about the arres and theips and all that sff. i don't think that's the issue. the issue is now that he's in custody, who gets to debrief whitey bulger? i would argue that the f.b.i. has an inherent conflict of interest in th and should not control the investigation from here. there are members of the massachusetts state police an

but the f.b.i. is now investigating, and this new revelation of hacking is adding heat to the friction between the u.s. and china. harry? >> smith: wyatt andrews in washington. thanks. and there is another possible security breach. a group of hackers based in europe said today it stole more than a million pieces of information from sony pictures, including passwords and email addresses. sony says it's investigating. this is separate from the april cyberattack that targeted the sony playstation network. this is one of the most dangerous tornado seasons on record, but few expected the deadly twisters to reach massachusetts. the state gets an average of two a year. that's why what happened yesterday still has people in shock. heavy damage, 200 injured and three dead. wit johnson is in springfield, mass. good evening. >> reporter: harry, good evening to you. when you look at the damage here, it's as if the tornadoes chose at random which buildings to crush and which buildings to leave standing. recently

f.b.i. these days thanks so much thank you. for taking a break but coming up our thursday edition of show and tell and a new poll out today points to a major jump in support for congresswoman michele bachmann what does that mean for the g.o.p. we're going to get a comedian tape on michele from our good friend at fair bet it costs a. little we're in there with three mechanisms to do that we're going to bring justice or. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes.

but you say the f.b.i. finally got it right i did the math and i got the main thing done by the keeper tonight had no idea until. the end he nothing to do with anything and that they would but i think it's great i mean they brought them in to teach the f.b.i. how to talk to people that they generally disdaining can handle kind of what they stand for and learn how to do that i think that's kind of it's seriously so crazy almost makes sense i mean the idea is let's bring in absolute not bags the not just of the nut but you know way to teach people like there's a difference between someone who is stone crazy and someone who is stone crazy and a threat to someone that actually is people and how do you who are for the f.b.i. and all law enforcement is that of the kind that they do to them and you know they said they got manipulated but we don't really know ok i don't know if we have time to play this clip let's play it really quick so you sample the saliva in the cheek of the dog we have to take a sample of the

f.b.i. produced the ad and spent $50,000 to buy airtime in 14 cities-- notably, los angeles was not one of the targeted markets. but a tipster who saw news coverage about the ad campaign recognized bulger and grieg as a couple living as charles and carol gasko in this santa monica apartment building. in just a matter of hours, f.b.i. agents in los angeles set up surveillance, positively identified bulger and made the arrest. it was a quick payoff. >> it was money well spent. it was an appropriate utilization of resources and i think that events of the past few days have borne out that that was the correct decision to go forward with this campaign. >> reporter: sources say in busting bulger, the f.b.i. did resort to some standard law enforcement trickery, luring bulger out of his apartment by apparently telling him that someone might have vandalized his storage locker. they then captured grieg inside the apartment, where agents also confiscated some 30 guns and $800,000 in cash, some of it hidden in walls. now, the government's trying to seize that money and that led bulger today in court to ask for a public defende

f.b.i. last year that's fighting back but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media is covering while missing these bigger stories . well it seems like there is no happy ending for wiener gate this morning all new it was interrupted on every single channel for a breaking news announcement if you're here to ask a question about congressman weiner i won't be answering any i've made the statements i'm going to make it's my understanding that later in the day he will be having a press conference and i to that i will have a statement available and just tell you that up front are we to go back to that what let's just say the breaking news this morning was the fact that congressman anthony weiner was going it to resign and that was the culmination of everything that the media had been hoping for dr incessantly pounding the war drums about a text message of a congressman's underwear after slaving away for weeks to bring the story of immense and moral and ethical proportions to the spotlight they had been redeemed so you can only imagine their disappointment when and nancy pelosi were to go ba

but also have some startling footage on our t.v. reporter on the ground amidst the protests and the chaos in greece we'll get to the bottom of the f.b.i.'s new guidelines and tell you why they should worry you and we'll speak to atticus baron of the young turks on the economy of sex but first let's take a look at how the worthless mainstream media is proving itself to be today while missing all the bigger stories. are hearing yesterday we gave chuck todd a hard time because in the midst of all the problems facing this country which i will not recount every single one of them right now but he watch the show on a regular basis are well aware of the high level of unemployment the housing crisis multiple wars the erosions of your civil liberties and those are just to name a few will see all those things they didn't make chuck's must ask list when talking to and curry about her interview with the president or the very first thing we asked about was brock obama's opinion on wiener gate you know i always rubs you the wrong way just a little bit when you see a journalist getting to interview the president one on one on one particular day and

f.b.i. manual gives their agents a lot more leeway when it comes to conducting an investigation but is given too much on check power when it comes to investigating you will be right back with back . into it only when there was a mechanism to do the work to bring justice accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i think taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story of the seem so sleep you think you understand it and then he slips something else here's some other part of it and realized everything is ok and. i'm sorry because if it should. say. let's not forget that we had an apartheid. i think. either one well. we have the government says they're going to keep you safe get ready for for freedom . today that we can the grand jury meets again in alexandria virginia with several people who have now been subpoenaed from boston massachusetts in attendance now one of these people is a frequent guest on our show he's also a co-founder of the bradley manning support n

f.b.i. manual gives their agents a lot more leeway when it comes to conducting an investigation but does it give them too much on check power when it comes to investigating you will be right back with that. more news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing operations around the day. today the wiki leaks grand jury meets again in alexandria virginia with several people who have now been subpoenaed from boston massachusetts in attendance now one of these people is a frequent guest on our show he's also co-founder of the bradley manning support network david house when we spoke to house just last week he couldn't comment comment much on the subpoenas that were issued in the boston area but today new details are coming out house among other people in boston travel to alexandria to answer a line of questions from the grand jury which is secretly determining if we can leaks acted in violation of the espionage act however people aren't taking this opaque actions of the grand jury lying down so they're currently protests underway in boston and outsi

capital searchers of the plane by f.b.i. x. but have found nothing while the forty four passengers are being interviewed the person who made the threat is in custody now. the operator of japan's devastated fukushima nuclear plant has had to again suspend combination decontamination efforts a filter expected to take several weeks to remove radioactive material became overloaded in just five zero zero zero pressure on the company to step up recovery efforts remains intense as contaminated water at one of the science is just centimeters away from spilling out over contaminated of the containment time engineers have also been forced to open the doors of a reactor building to prevent another explosion meaning however that more radiation is leaking out. and these latest box come after the u.n. nuclear agency. criticised tepco for its response to the disaster and for conceding the true magnitude of radioactivity. it was an online journalist and socket says despite all that matters if it's the risk of a major nuclear spill remains there. a

as well as with the f.b.i. but the initial report here dozens of bodies, some believed to be children buried at the intersection of the county road. as we get more information we will bring it to you on the fox news channel. american economy on the top of the agenda for a man who hopes to replace president obama. republican candidate tim pawlenty laid out his economic plan in a speech in chicago. correspondent steve brown has details. >> the president thought the stimulus, the bail-out and the takeovers were the solution. hi says they worked they did not. >> on the marquee issue of the economy, tim pawlenty became the first republican candidate to roll out a national economic plan. >> start as a nation with a big positive goal. let's grow the economy by 5%, instead of the anemic 2% envisioned. >> to reach the goal of 5% gpd growth, the former minnesota governor proposes deep cut in spending and regulation. including chopping the federal business tax rate from 35 to 15%. phasing out federal regulations on businesses

give you a moment turn off your phone there are not a full of this graphic but i think we should have we reached out to the f.b.i. and surprise surprise they did not. give us this news scoop they just said an ongoing investigation when i was calm at the moment blah blah blah but declan you know one thing i do sort of want to get out here is that do you have any sense of whether there's a ramp up of i don't cracking down on hacking attacks by federal officials. i think the answer is yes some have to be yes there's i mean this is something that is concerning yet the idea of most long going investigations this comes amid deals with you interested to verify last year i also want to have been a part of the pack once you have it in for guard or aca and a host of billing to the f.b.i. then the signal there are things you do something very visible to make it look like they're actually you know now still in charge not going command and doing something useful i don't know the cell phone but that's my suspicion all right that but i'm just for our viewers there that's the footage that you've been talking over as the video t

f.b.i. not just informer but entrapment agent as we've seen with so many of more high profile guesses fabrications of various and fabrications of would be attacks in order to make it look like the f.b.i. is really doing its fighting crime fighting terrorism keeping dangerous people off the streets when in reality the most dangerous people on the streets that day and at the r. and c. where the police protester was the rating rating of people's homes illegally with no warrants pulling people over in their car at gunpoint with no. but instead of releasing them without an arrest because it was nothing but still putting in place on the ground with shotguns and. i hope despite what you been through in this ordeal you'll keep fighting you even protesting and you know yes they are politically active thanks so much for joining us tonight glad to be here that was bradley crowder the would be r. and c. bomber who is in fact here in the documentary is better this world. according to a sneak preview of the two thousand and ten census from the associated press minorities make up a majority of babies in the unit

f.b.i. informants but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has as decided to spend their time on well missing the more important stories. we've been doing a lot of media bashing for their relentless coverage of the wiener gate scandal and bashing that is well deserved but it's a little odd when you see those same people that have been covering it nonstop and treating it like real news suddenly act like they're above it all here's rachel maddow on david letterman last night. if he resigns it is something in the fact that people are demanding that he resign while other people who have confessed to much worse things in terms of sex scandals are not being forced to resign or are having in getting the resignations call for that makes it news but him screwing up his marriage in itself i think is more gossip than news. you know i actually have a soft spot for rachel maddow i like her i think she's a good journalist i think she's incredibly intelligent but when it comes to this leader rats she's been one of the worst offenders and we don't call it gossip after you've been covering thi

f.b.i. peltier is a murderer of two of their agents but to many opposed to our supporters ranging from foreign parliaments to the dalai lama and the late mother teresa he's a political prisoner unfair trial and deserves clemency that earlier i spoke with one of called her supporters brian becker he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and he's organized protests on peltier's behalf i asked him first you know peltier is in his sixty's he has there are more than three decades in prison he has had a stroke had diabetes is partially blind on humanitarian grounds as many of his supporters call for what is wrong with clemency here's what he said. there's nothing wrong with clemency leonard peltier should not be in prison he should have never been in prison he's the victim of an f.b.i. witch hunt the frame of the individual who's been held culpable for what was a conflict a very deep rooted conflict between the native american communities in that part of the country and the f.b.i. which was conducting the cointelpro were in the counterintelligence program designed to destroy the americ

f.b.i. and all law enforcement out of the kind that they do to them and you know they said they got manipulated but who knows we don't really know ok i don't know if we have time to play this clip let's play it really quick. so you sample the saliva in the cheek of the dog we have to take a sample of the dog doo doo then the lab matches that up with the d.n.a. ok let me give you some explanation there it's the condominium or apartment complex in florida and they have a problem with dog doo doo apparently nobody cleaning it up and claiming it so now they want to mandate d.n.a. testing to match the dog to the do do it it comes with a one thousand dollar fine you know what i say go for it come on if this apartment complex that our economy and complex which evidently it smells horrible it's disgusting it's a huge issue i think that people should have the scare tactic of having their dog do d.n.a. did not come on about anything then please please make a reality show out of the one i want to see the look on the faces of people in the test comes positive and it's their little proof she was you know going

but the purpose of the 10-year term which i support very much. to reduce the risk of abuse by a long serving and too powerful f.b.i. director. but i think in this circumstance the man is the answer to that criticism. there is no one that i have ever met who is better suited to the responsible use of power than bob mueller. i know firsthand his commitment to the rule of law and frankly i believe he is what we wish all public servants could be. i think there are no politics in this decision, just as there are no politics in bob mueller. this is as he is, only about doing what's in the best interest of our country. and i join my fellow americans in being both grateful and awestruck at his willingness to continue to serve and sacrifice for our country. thank you again for the opportunity to discuss this important issue and i look forward to answering any questions you might have. thank you. >> thank you very much. now i'd like to introduce professor van all stein -- alstyne, who was appointed lead professor of law at the college of william and mary in 2004. he previously served in the civil rights division of the department of ju

f.b.i. is trying to manipulate people into doing now but not to worry citizen if you have nothing to hide or you have nothing to fear all right new self created powers seem to work for the f.c.c. and the a.t.f. so why not the f.b.i. . as always the premise for convincing you to give up your rights is fear and the government is hard at work at all levels to make sure that you are afraid of everything they can convince you to need protection from including your neighbors and the band era county sheriff's office down in texas they want to remind you that if you see something say something in fact they want so far less there is a is the issue a warning to citizens to alert them to a growing presence of a sovereign citizens movement you know free people be aware of the free people they will make you want comfortable that you are a wage slave now this is part of a much broader demonization of what they're calling the sovereign citizens movement but really it's part of a more broad attempt to control people anyways according to captain charlie hicks the county has quote domestic terrorism right at

f.b.i. is investigating google's allegations but had no comment on whether china was involved. google says personal g mail accounts of several hundred people including senior u.s. government officials, military personnel and political activists were exposed. google claims it tracked the attacks to the same military vocational school in china linked to a google attack 17 months ago. china denies any wrong doing. >>> today first lady michelle obama helped unveil a replacement for the food pyramid. mrs. obama attended the unveiling of the new my plate food icon at the department of agriculture in washington d.c. the plate is broken into four parts to show grains, proteins, fruits and vegetables. the new plate icon replaces the old food pyramid. many nutritionists say the pyramid is hard for people to understand and they believe the plate is a more real-life way to help people make healthy food choices. >>> an abused dog is recovering from a surprising act of animal cruelty. we have to warn you, the images may be disturbing. the female mixed breed named star was found buried up to

the first trial ended with the jury deadlocked on all but one count of lying to the f.b.i. yesterday, the jury convicted blagojevich on a range of corruption charges, including trying to sell president barack obama's vacated senate seat. >>> thousands of people evacuated los alamos, new mexico, as a fast-growing wildfire heads to the up to and the sprawling nuclear laboratory. the organized shot show the los alamos nuclear lab and the fire raging nearby. officials say the hazardous and the radioactive materials are being protected. the 44,000-acre fire began sunday. 12,000 residents have been evacuated. >> one of a couple of sites they design and build nuclear weapons. lawrence-livermore lab being one of the other ones. >>> 4:44. coming up, a federal ban on certain baby cribs goes in effect. also -- >> absolute just horror. who in my neighborhood could be doing something like this? >> neighbors in oakland are just in shock after learning someone in the area is targeting a protected species of bird. >> yesterday, it was bachmann in iowa. today, it's palin. i'm john hendren.

in this country you know that old saying innocence until proven guilty but while there's already an outcry growing from former f.b.i. agents and activists alike seems that the bureau is moving full speed ahead with these changes unless somebody like the president decides to put his foot down which we know he won't considering his take on warrantless almost everything so looks like welcoming a whole new level to our already growing police state now still ahead on tonight's show you said it i read it i responded to your comments that you've left online about the show and we already have the tea party in the coffee party so now let's make way for the thick heel of party i'll speak with a woman who is spearheading the group about their political message in just a moment. including we're doing. a google we're going to bring justice or accountability. i have a right to know what my government you want to know why i care that. we could do was obama as the.

actually i'm hoping it's not the entire world but whatever the disease is seems to have infected our mainstream media they have wiener fever. as we've stated the f.b.i. should be involved in the wiener story but they will not confirm anything to us that's wrong because national security is involved it's clear from the wiki leaks controversy that some very bad people of compromise u.s. national security by hacking into government websites when i heard the congressman talk about his playfulness on twitter and his feistiness on twitter that may be good but sometimes it might not be what you think of all this i mean should the congressman continue talking about this or should he move on that he did all these interviews you know we were we were real so i don't understand will you tell me in your own words what has happened here. well i don't know for sure it seems like what happened was someone somehow got access to my twitter account and tweeted a joke i guess you know when your name is winner you get some of those sometimes the longer you look at the picture especially the pixellated version the more you begin to understand why congressman weiner might

under the program a criminal's fingerprints are run not just with the f.b.i. but also dhs.ince 2008dhs ran about 8 million fingerprints. 500,000 of those were immigrants, mostly illegals. 200,000 were scheduled to be deported. about three-quarters had existing criminal convictions from murder to shoplifting, the rest typically arrested for misdemeanors like driving without a license. now it is this group, the final group that some are refusing, some states it is are refusing to turn over to the feds, even though supporters say even nonfelons can be dangerous. >> if you come into custody for any crime that you have allegedly committed you're going to be properly identified, and we are going to use our partnership with the department of homeland security to protect our communities from that type of criminal activity and behavior. >> i wanted to make sure also that we do not create a system that starts to target people for very low level offenses that will clog the system. >> reporter: the feds say about 70% of those who are being deported are convicted criminals, but at this

but he didn't. >>guest: that is why i thought it was him and he was making it up because he wouldn't go to the f.b.i. >>neil: what stopped him do you think? that there were other pictures and far more graphic pictures, and that prompted this today? >>guest: of course, why else? why today? that is what happened. we have just been hearing there is one more explicit picture that will come out. why not forestall that. >>neil: equivalent to the monica blue dress. >>guest: right, right, right. although, again, with bill clinton, he came out and lied to the nation "i did not have sexual relations with that woman," but he does not say that under oath. he lied about other things under oath and that kept him from criminal charges in that case. >>neil: thank you, lis. and now on the phone, andrew, he did not apologize to you. >>caller: he did because he was forced to put my name in a series of other names. he didn't want to have to take responsibility for the fact that for ten days his campaign and the organized left, including media matters, and all these websites that blamed me for falsehoods that i was the

but earlier this week, the f.b.i.ewed efforts to find him, and his longtime girlfriend, catherine greig. a public service announcement, running in 14 cities where the couple was thought to have ties focused attention on greig. >> have you seen this woman-- the fbi is offering $100,000 for tips. >> warner: it worked. on wednesday, a tip pointed to the santa monica apartment. >> although there are those who have doubted our resolve, at times, over the years, it has never wavered. we followed every lead, we explored every possibility and when those leads ran out, we did not sit and wait for the phone to ring. >> warner: for decades, bulger had been the reputed leader of the irish mob in south boston and an f.b.i. informant. his alleged brutality inspired jack nicholson's character in the mob movie "the departed." >> swear on your mother's grave! >> warner: bulger disappeared suddenly in 1995, after being tipped off by his fbi handler of his pending indictment on racketeering charges. now, at age 81, he will finally face

but one count. lying to the f.b.i.esterday, the jury convicted blagojevich on a wide range of corruption charges including trying to sell barack obama's vacated senate seat. >> you can tell the 2012 presidential race is heating up because it'sed youed in iowa today. newly announced candidate michele bachmann and speculative candidate sarah palin are both there, along with president obama. abc's john hendren has more. >> reporter: for michele bachmann, the path to the white house cuts through iowa. >> i stand here in the midst of many friends and family members to announce formally my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: bachmann's day was yesterday. today belongs to her tea party rival sarah palin in pela, iowa for debut of "undefeated." documentary of her career that some call a feature-length campaign ad. >> tea party americans, you're winning. >> reporter: yet bachmann is being taken seriously and in iowa she has a homefield advantage. she was raised in the house in waterloo. >> we cannot affor

f.b.i. so again we don't know yet that isn't exactly what we have a press release here but as far as you can tell that might have been related to us and really a recent laws sarkar hacking intrusion attempts so there have been efforts against go rossley there's an arrest. in the last forty eight hours in this room for instance so that's what we think it is well the timing of the raid a somewhat interesting you mention the lulz sec attack this comes on the heels of the arrest of a lot ryan cleary in the u.k. who is associated with a group loosely do we have any other indication that this could be some sort of an effort of by the f.b.i. to investigate that group. we have a few news reports saying that is. a very mr government officials talking on background but yes the two are related we don't have any official information and though i really don't want to reserve judgment on the propriety of this until we actually have the court records and we see exactly what they're going after it is a little worrisome of that the who really sees all of these servers or other ways to do this job for instanc

f.b.i. claims to have thwarted the suspects quickly dubbed the new book for our poor illiterate ex-con fix but neither passports nor licenses know direction foreign entity or real terrorist group instead direction came from shaky hussain a pakistani immigrant on the f.b.i. payroll reportedly paid nearly one hundred thousand dollars for his services f.b.i. operatives provided the fake c four and actually showed a fake stinger missile according to testimony hussein recruited the economically strapped defended by offering carson cash to carry out an orchestrated operation then the agent provocateur were testified as the government's key witness in this nine eleven on their own the f.b.i. has upped its ante against terrorism allegedly boiling hot summers the country question is would there be any obstacle well with our government formation in place to help free despite surprisingly little criticism from amnesty international and human rights watch others have expressed a lot over what they term entrapments a practice considered unacceptable in countries all throughout europe but i don't think it i

all right we got to take a break but coming up next we have our selling tell segment and a new study that says that one for hackers are also f.b.i. and form itself are going to take a look to see if the true or not. internet only or military mechanisms to deal with the tipping justice are accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't i'm trying hard look at the big picture. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here. i think that either one well. we have the government says liberty or keep him safe get ready because of the freedom. for. fear. our it's time for show and tell on tonight's program last time we told you about a recent u.n. report that said the access to the internet should be considered a human right so did you agree let's go to producer pa

all right we got to take a break but coming up next we have our show intel segment and a new study that says that one in four hackers are also f.b.i. informant celebrating to take a look to see a particular shot. into that only military mechanisms if you don't work out to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then he glimpse something else you hear see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here. i think iraq even one well. we never government says there keep him safe get ready because you lose your freedom. for fear. for fear. all right it's time for show and tell on tonight's program the last time we told you about a recent u.n. report is that the access to the internet should be considered a human right so did you agree let's go to producer patrice

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f.b.i. these men would have never been in that courtroom they would have never even thought about committing any acts of terror but these are men that were desperate and they agreed to do so and now here's the consequence is definitely cases.

f.b.i. director for two years. but two years is as far as i will go. director mueller has done a fine job, but he's not indispensable and the likely continuation of the war on terror for many years is not so singularly a circumstance to justify extending the f.b.i. director's term. in two years no matter what, someone else will be nominated and confirmed for this job. although i support this bill, i have resisted efforts to simply pass it with minimal deliberation given the substantial presidential value of any extension of the f.b.i. director's terms, we have a duty to ensure that the regular order is followed for the consideration of this bill. first i believe that the 10-year limit has achieved its intended purpose. until director mueller, no director subject to the limit has served the full 10 years. the limit has been successful in reducing the power of the director and preserving the vital civil liberties of all americans. second, the 10-year limit has provided important political independence for the f.b.i. director. only one director has been f

calling for someone to be held responsible why is he not reported to law enforcement but if he was half that serious so the f.b.i. should be involved the network sent in their big guns to get to the bottom of it is there a picture out there of you in your. world or words that you're worried about it's a question from fox news took credit for originating this ground breaking story what may surprise you most about the scandal is that it may have all originated right here on hannity according to m.s.n. d.c.s. lawrence o'donnell there's a perfectly good reason congressman weiner is keeping things they no longer i look at it the more i go on of than i did it might be a picture of me jealousy aside this is a hard hitting investigation no one is giving up on you realize that now everybody thinks the photo is you and this is a close range i'm certain you can't tell me to findlay that is a photo of you or it is not a photo of you have you ever taken a picture like this of yourself is this or is this not representative winner's chief of staff when you're named wiener it kind of goes with the territory all right so we here