. >> we had identified richard and cynthia murphy were living in new jersey.oesn't heed field living in massachusetts, juan lazaro and vickie pelaez. in each and every case, the fbi used all of the tools in its toolbox to learn as much as they can about their residents, their habits. physical surveillance including clandestine searches was conducted. >> we started covert entries into the residents. the goal was to find any evidence of tradecraft and figure out exactly how they were communicating with moscow center. >> but that is a very high risk operation, and that's the point at which the most things can go wrong for us. >> we had to be very careful not to upset traps when we went into places. foreign intelligence officers will do certain things like vacuuming a rug as they back out of the door so they can see if anybody came in or not. >> so it was a major, major point in the investigation when we would do that, because so much was at stake for us. >> we saw a lot of things with these couples. during the searches, we found invisible ink.sthings with these c

it's been vacant since the fbi arrested russians in 2,102,010 by richard and cynthia murphy. they were racing to daughters when they were rounded up with eight other russian spies leading double lives, amply with fake passports. richard and cynthia pleaded guilty to conspiring to enact as unregistered agent to a foreign country were deported back to russia. now, their home is being renovated. it was bought by an investor leftislast month for 300 30,000. >> everything you see in the news is what we have gone off of it in terms of the history. we recently found out about it a few months before we are looking to purchase it. we did some research and she told us about it. he plans on putting 200,000 to the home and hopes to sell it for $700,000. >> i think what will happen is you'll get a lot of buyers in activity when the house is coming towards completion. it will be a couple months. i think it will affected negatively or positively in regards to sign the house. >> it is interesting to think the russian spies who lived on this block inspires some of the drama the americans and i

donald heathfield, tracy foley, patricia mills, michael zatoli into richard and cynthia murphy. >> lawnmig cale somenko. >> an interspot warrant was filed which subsequently led to the arrest of christopher metsoss in cyprus. >> he was offered bail and fled shortly thereafter. he's still out there. >> this photo shows fbi agents in new jersey. two of the suspects live here apparently with their two young daughters. >> we had no idea. they just seem like a nice quiet family. >> this is just a throwback to sort of i spy and james bond. >> all of the couples were held within the various difference correctional facilities in boston, new york and washington. >> the question then became, would this be in the tradition of spying an opportunity to trade. why not use them as chips in order to be able to get back some people who had actually been willing to put their live nz ot line to do their job of spying. it was an interesting opportunity for a director of the cia particularly somebody who kind of you know loved spy movies and was thinking about it. and i thought for god's sakes, i'm now in t

two russians under the fake names richard and cynthia murphy once lived in this home in montclair newersey before they were arrested along with eight other spies in 2010. their story partially inspired the fx show the americans which i have heard is very good. >>> all right. the bible is one of the most read books in the world and arguably the most debated and now it will have its own museum just a few blocks away from the u.s. capitol. the construction of this museum now in its final stages and fox news got a hard hat tour of what exactly we can expect. chief religion correspondent lauren green has more. >> there is no book in history that has been more vilified and influential than the bible. this fall a washington, d.c. museum devoted to it will look like this, but now it looks and sounds more like this. the museum of the bible will be the largest dedicated to the christian holy book. >> these are 40 foot tall, combined weigh 16 tons and they are the first edition bible general sis chapter 1. -- genesis chapter 1. >> a former successful retail businessman is shepherding the museum'

under the fake names richard and cynthia murphy once would've been home before being arrested with eight the americans, right? >> i've never seen it. i love that kind of show. everyone says it's amazing. >> one of these sunday afternoons after the show. everybody wondering what today is like david had a lot of rain, a lot of heat. the heat is subsided a little bit. it is still solidly july. these temperatures are about eight to 10 degrees below where you were yesterday. you will notice by tomorrow the high point of building back up. one-to-one in rapid city. your city across parts of the mid-atlantic. we will still see some more showers you may be some severe weather in the day as well with the dark hours tonight. the southeast as well. we watch a few more strings go in as the humidity goes out. that does mean that temperatures come down. >> sounds like a nice road trip. >> it is time. pete: it's july, it's hot, that means it's time for vacation. what better way to travel than an rv. abby: one of our famous friend is an example of that. you may remember her as kelly taylor. pete: actuall