>> i agree, the department of homeland security agrees that drones have a variety of beneficial uses from emergency response, and more. we are focused on the malicious use of drones. the department of homeland security could not utilize its current authorities without incredibly close participation by our federal partners, including the faa, as we seek the secretaries authorization to designate it. we are coordinating every piece of that authorization with the faa, for example. when we get a request for cuas activities to protect an event, or a mass gathering at the request of the state executive, that goes into an inter-agency working group that reviews the risk, the threat and capabilities. we got a question earlier, and i will stop here, about tfr's, temporary flight restrictions. dhs works closely with the faa when dhs requests a tfr. and they are necessary to grant waivers to allow activity to allow that first amendment protected activity as well. >> mr. weidman? >> i think the counter drone business is very much a team sport. we work with uas, dhs, and faa whether we want to or

department of homeland security. she served 11 years in the minnesota army national guard and it deployed in operation iraqi freedom earning a bronze star. she received her bachelor's degree from the college of saint benedict and her md from the university of minnesota and completed her residency at ucla. stephanie miller is the director of officers and enlisted personnel management and an advisor for senior officer matters in the offices of the under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness. previously she served as the director of recession policy from 2015 until 2022. prior to that she was a special assistant to secretary of defense chuck hagel and ashton carter where she was responsible for a broad spectrum of programs including military and civilian personnel policies, military force readiness, defense health affairs, and, defense sexual assault prevention and response. ms. miller received her bachelor's degree from villanova university and holds a masters degree from george washington university. i would

government watchdogs, who's asking for this information is, he learns, james cuffari, at the department of homeland security inspector generals office, that individual, james cuffari and his front office learn that the secret service texts and many other important department of homeland security phone texts for that january 6th time period, right? an important moment in history. the ig learns that stuff is missing in december. that is the first time, but it doesn't mention that to congress or the committees that he reports to, or even to the secretary of homeland security. he doesn't alert the public. his staff proposes and management alert, which would be, hey, this is serious, and it is something that goes to congress, and is made public. but he decides that he doesn't want to do that, and he kills that effort. and then, finally, in february, of this year, one department of homeland security office offers, hey, we can't get our texts restored from our phones because of this reset. but you know, inspector general, if you, with your cyber forensics team, if you want to go through our phones, we will hand th

faith: the department of homeland security and fbi obtained -- the department of homeland security and fbi say in an intelligence bulletin there have already been violent reactions to the fbi and law enforcement as a result of the search. the uncle and a california lawmakers visiting taiwan. a bay area congressman is among legislators on the unannounced two-day visit. the group will meet with taiwan's president. the five-member delegation is visiting the self-governing island show support for taiwan. you may remember earlier this month, speaker pelosi visited taipei. in response, china, which claims democratically governed taiwan as its own territory, conducted military drills around the island. china has not yet commented on this congressional visit. coming up, emergency crews responded to the napa fare last night. here's why -- a ride gone awry. the fair explains exactly what went wrong. also, getting back on track. why hot weather, of all things, is being dion: developing news -- it is day nine in the search of a missing teen. volunteers joined law enforcement this weekend to look f

that's just the way it works unless congress or the department of homeland security and other law enforcementhe rep. it's the defendant on homeland security, department of defense, dhs. these are sensitive agencies proerks texting law enforcement. shouldn't these have been in place the day a. the text messages are quite fleeting unless someone chooses the back them up. it could put in place retention policies. this is evidence both in cases they're bringing but also the january 6th investigation that might be lost forever. >> if they get it start. coming up next, 45 plus 1 plus 50. except kyrsten sinema wants change to the new climatate and security. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also hakey nutrients for immune support. boost® high protn. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...

the secret service official -- was also involved in the department of homeland security investigation of deleted texts around the information. that guy, just announced his retirement yesterday. literally, two days before he was finally scheduled to share his story with the h s investigators. his name is tony ornato. he's the member of donald trump security detail who took a political job at the same time he was serving the secret service. he's actually quite highly ranked in the white house. deputy chief of staff, which is a very, very powerful position. on january six, he reportedly relayed a job dropping story -- about the ex presidents attempt to join the rioters at the capitol. hutchinson's shared it on one of the january six treaty hearings. >> tony proceeded to tell me that, when the president got -- he was under the impression by mr. meadows that day -- of the capital was still possible and likely to happen but they likely have more information. so, he had gotten into the vehicle with -- he thought he was going up to the capitol, and when bobby had related to, we -- don't have

noble, the national policing institute, the national sheriffs association, united states department of homeland security, united states department of justice. the small and rural law enforcement executives association, and all the other partners. thank you for your engagement. thank you for your presence. i am going to ask now as we close this press conference that we bow our heads for a moment of silence. recognizing that we are from different faiths, i am going to sing a prayer. god, you are the author and finisher of our faith. we come here because we have faith in the divine, but some of us, here because we have faith in one another. bring our nation closer together. we have all the resources, we have all the tools, we have the spirit. give us the courage to reach beyond our comfort zones, the courage to reach beyond our individual interest to see that we have got trouble. we have got challenges. too many young people in communities are choosing the wrong path. often, they do not have very many options for other paths. bring us to a place where we recognize the commonality in one another. give us fa

the fbi and department of homeland security confirmed sending a memo out friday regarding the heightened threat environment. multiple media reports say that memo warned among other things of a threat to place a dirty bomb outside fbi headquarters. also on friday, newsnation obtained a similar memo citing online chatter from far right extremists that, quote, a civil war was imminent. the magistrate judge that approved the mara lago search warrant and other fbi officials have faced antisemitic threats and calls for their deaths in far right corners of the internet. a pretty pretty big uptick in. >> that really specific set of conversations or cheddar do indicate likelihood of some sort of heightened kind situation. john lewis studies homegrown extremism at george washington university and tells newsnation the clearest risk from these threats is lone wolf attacks like the one last week on the cincinnati fbi fisld office. it's really it's just that lone actor rights doesn't need to have a group affiliation or membership in some antigovernment white-supremacist group. it could just be someone

you've seen this joint fbi department of homeland security bulletin. is now warning of what they call unprecedented violent threats in the wake of the search of mar-a-lago. do you hold the former president donald trump responsible for inciting his supporters? >> yeah, absolutely. 100%, wolf. so, i mean, i posted a thread somebody put up of a number of folks on tiktok that were putting out, you know, not just anti-government, but really threats to violence, pictures of their guns saying it is time, we're coming. i mean, this is ridiculous. i mean, it is ridiculous obviously for what the former president has done in terms of saying this is an attack on my home. i did nothing wrong and of course the little bit that we do know it seems like there is certainly at least good reason for the fbi to have done what they did. but then members of congress, senators, you know, any republican elected official out there that rushes to be the first on television or the first to twitter to basically condemn the fbi, i mean, look, i'll tell you as a guy that grew up in

in this incidence, what we found was, the reason the department of homeland security began thinking, collect the, and recover these texts, is because another division of the homeland security department said, look, we don't have the capacity to find our own texts. we don't know how to do that. but you're asking for this information, so we're going to give you our phones. you collect them and see if your cyber team can reconstruct this. but mr. cuffari's office basically kiboshed that whole thing with their staff and said, never mind, investigators who worked for us were trained. we don't want that evidence. >> wow. >> i spoke with a congressional source, who said when they learned this, their jaw dropped to the table. they said, "look. how can it be that an investigator turns down information that is willingly, voluntarily handed over? what kind of investigator in any office does that?" and that is the question we will continue to raise and try to answer. >> all right "the washington post" carolleonnig, thank you. we appreciate it. we want to turn to the key taking place tomorrow. th

now we see documents where the inspector general of the department of homeland security is saying theeral government is that we aren't using the national security apparatus to control truth. to try to disparage information that might be harmful to the bidens. and as you said, the largest provider of disinformation is often times the national security apparatus of our own government. we saw that with the russian dossier. we saw that with the phony effort to impeach president trump over the ukraine hoax, and we have seen it again with the national security threat, and supporters in washington know it and have tried to ratchet up their efforts to be able to give the effort of what our fellow americans can see and think, because they want to control how people behave. we have to expose this again and get the same type of backlash that we saw the first time they tried to do it. >> sean: you have this exchange with matt olson who is the assistant attorney general where he would not answer the question of hunter biden as a security threat and where you pressed him really hard on the whereabo

and breaking tonight, a new joint intelligence bulletin from the fbi and the department of homeland security, warns of a surge in threats and cause for violence against law enforcement officers and government personnel. according to nbc's kelly o'donnell, the bulletin includes the following passage. these threats are occurring online, at the cross multiple platforms. including social media sites, web forums, video sharing platforms and imageboards. instead of defusing the heat since monday's fbi search of mar-a-lago, he has been all but squirting lighter fluid on the flames. on his own web platform, trump accused the fbi of having, quote, and on long and unrelenting history of being corrupt. look back to the days of j everard hoover, he says. i probably aside, what do we know about the fbi search, and the files that were found at his home, now that the warrant has been unsealed? the court filing shows that agents of mar-a-lago found 11 sets of classified documents. there exist for brad levels of government documents. four sets of the files were top secret, three sets were secret, and three s

but listen, as i said, it's the department of homeland security and the pentagon as well. i'm not saying there's anything nefarious here, but it certainly -- if it walks like a duck. >> the one thing that seems clear is this investigation should not be done by the department of homeland security, should not be done by the secret service, should be done by someone -- some agency that's outside their control. >> there's another big development here because the former trump white house counsel pat cipollone and his deputy, patrick philbin, have been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury. they have both already testified before the select committee, but i wonder how could that questioning -- the question is how could that questioning be different? but it can be different because this is more of a -- the january 6th committee is a political, right? that's political. jeffrey, this is legal. this would be more of a legal investigation. >> right. but there are legal obstacles. i mean, there are issues of executive privilege that could be raised. there are issues of attorney-client pr

the department of homeland security is a department of partnership. one of our duties is to equip our communities to be safe and secure. we fulfill that by working with law enforcement professionals, faith-based organizations, residents, businesses, and committed to groups. we are proud to be a member of the partnership and i am proud to be here with you today. we live in an extremely challenging time. when the balance of trust between our communities in law enforcement are afraid and the threat landscape is dynamic. in our increasingly interconnected society, trust is a key element of achieving public safety. the reality is that we can only's drink than and rebuild the bonds of trust by our actions. we are working with all of you in partnership with you in a number of different ways. we share information and intelligence with you. seeking to reach the broadest audience possible at the lowest classification level possible. since early last year, we have issued over 100 unclassified intelligence products and issued six national bulletins that describe a

the fbi and department of homeland security issued a memo to law enforcement around the country. eparate development, prosecutors in the us state of georgia have told rudy giuliani he's a target of their criminal investigation into attempts to overturn the result of the last presidential election. as donald trump's lawyer, mr giuliani helped lead legal challenges to the outcome of the vote. he's repeatedly made false claims of widespread fraud. peter bowes, the bbc�*s north america correspondent in los angeles, has the latest details. i think this is significant because here we have someone who is very close to donald trump in his inner circle in fact, his personal lawyer. now apparently being targeted himself as part of this criminal investigation. this is a first, not only is this investigation under way to investigate donald trump's role investigate donald trump's role in trying to essentially flip the result of the 2020 election in the state of georgia, which as we now know, was won byjoe biden, but we now know that rudy giuliani himself is a focus of that investigation. we do

i've spoken with the head of the department of homeland security allen mayorkas to make sure whatevertigation they have ongoing in the department, criminal or civil, doesn't interfere with our ability to get the evidence we need for the purposes of our oversight. >> congressman adam schiff, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we have more dolts emerging right now in the search of mar-a-lago, as well as imminent threats, this very disturbing, imminent threats the fbi is now facing in the wake of that search. >>> and republican congresswoman liz cheney is fighting for her political life right now in wyoming's primary. tonight, will her stand against donald trump spell the end of her career in congress? ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movemt. ♪ businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the resources of one of the nation's largest banks and lo

i'm just struck by the fact that the fbi and the department of homeland security, they have reported here's been a spike in threats to law enforcement after this search, and i think it is undeniable that rhetoric has consequences, but do you think that some of your colleagues le pen insist on escalating this type of language understand that? do you think they believe it's all social media and it's not them? >> i think they understand it, but i don't think they care. hate speech leads to hate violence. we know that the number one national security threat is domestic terrorism which is fueled by white supremacy. do they care? do they know their behavior? it tells me they really don't care. that's the danger of this. when you have people who are elected to public office and really just go away with the rule of law and create an environment where they want people to believe these lies, that just opens up the box in terms of the rule of law and not being ever adhered to. it's almost like anarchy. so it's a very dangerous moment, simone. we have to continue talking about it. we have to real

department of homeland security and fbi sharing information from a bulletin the agency sent to employeesof threats against law enforcement including a dirty bomb in front of fbi headquarters. trump allies are suggesting ulterrior motive ahead of president biden's meeting with chinese president later this year. >> that is all a distraction to keep the american people from focusing on evidence in plain sight that the doj should be pursuing right now. >> despite the buzz surrounding the raid, defending integrity, karine jean-pierre claims president biden is in the dark on the detail. watch. >> the department of justice is independent, this is what we believe and what the president said, this is not about politicizing anything. >> president biden has not been briefed. not discussed it at all. >> brooke: president biden is vacationing in south carolina. >> griff: brooke singman, thank you. kentucky senator rand paul calling for the end of the espionage act tweeting the act was abused from the beginning and called the 1917 bill a "egregious front to the first amendment," the fbi was responding

the week since the trump raids, confidence has fallen even further the fbi and the us department of homeland security released a shocking bulletin the day before. both departments record in social networks explosive growth, threats of violence against federal officials and organizations are much more common on the internet now and general calls for civil war and armed insurrection some of the messages are provided with references to the fact that the 2020 us presidential election was stolen voiced and other examples of abuse of power by the armed trump supporters were spotted outside the phoenix fbi office. some of them held signs with inscriptions to arrest all traitors, ordinary americans. albeit not in such a radical form, like point of view shared this is madness. i've never seen this happen in the united states biden should go to jail, the fbi should harve hunter but hunter continues to vacation with his family in south carolina and trump jr has already designed a logo for his father for the new campaign fbi wordplay and biden . one goes into the other though. whether this campaign will be an is

of how we support the election community. our mission at cisa to ensure the security and resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure here in january 2017 the department of homeland security designated election infrastructure as critical infrastructure which allow department of homeland security to prioritize federal assistance to the election subsector. sixes mission is to ensure that state of election officials and private sector part of happiness through information and tools to successfully manage risks and build resiliency in the nation's election infrastructure. our support to the election community is bolstered by the work of our federal partners in the intelligence community, and federal law enforcement and other agencies like the u.s. elections assistance commission and the u.s. postal service. collectively, we have brought incredible resources to bear to support state and local election officials and take a a whole f government approach to election security. as we approach the 2022 midterms we at cisa have identified five main priorities. first, cisa remains committed to sharing actionable information with election officials about threats and risk to el

be concerned when critical evidence just disappeared from the secret service, from the department of homeland securityfrom the department of events. the man in charge of keeping an eye on that, the inspector general, i think should be replaced. we need to have someone in there who is credible and can answer the bottom line question with a key evidence was willfully destroyed in this process. >> and on that issue, i know you've asked the u.s. attorney general to take over the investigation into these missing texts from both the department of homeland security and the secret service. have you received a response yet from the justice department? >> no, i have not. and we're exploring the other side of it. the statute is clear. if the inspector general has not really done his job as he is supposed to to protect evidence, i think it is important that somebody step in that we can trust. >> senator dick durbin. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> just ahead, when he breathes, he lies. that's what a lawyer for two sandy hook parents said about alex jones today. we're tracking the latest developments

the bureau, along with the department of homeland security, issued a joint intelligence bulletin that warned of violent threats against federal law enforcement as well as courts, government personnel, and facilities. cnn's brian todd takes a closer look. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement sources tell cnn they're closely monitoring violent rhetoric and threats that have spiked in online forums and other platforms since the fbi's raid on former president donald trump's mar-a-lago compound on monday. shortly after the raid in an online forum dedicated to trump, the phrase lock and load was one of the top comments posted. another post said attorney general merrick garland, quote, needs to be assassinated, simple as that. one user posted, kill all feds. >> we have never seen anything like this. as soon as the news broke about the fbi's search of mar-a-lago, we saw angry cries from radical supporters of president trump, from a range of right wing extremists. >> reporter: one post cnn found called for violence against fbi agents. andrew mccabe is now worried about agents' safety. >> pote

homeland security it's also homeland security and pentagon as well. if it walks like a dark -- >> the one thing that seems clear is that this investigation should not be done by the department of homeland security or the secret service-y cervantes. it should be done by an agency that is outside their control. >> there's another big development here, because the former trump white house counsel pat cipollone and his deputy patrick philbin have been subpoenaed by a grand journey jury. they have already testified. the question is, how could the questioning be different? it can be different because this is more, the january 6th committee is political. that's political. jeffrey, this is legal. this would be more of a legal investigation. >> right. but there are legal obstacles. there are issues of executive privilege that could be raised. there are issues of attorney-client that could be raised. even though they were both government lawyers, the courts have held that in certain circumstances, with certain kinds of communication, the attorney client privilege is invoked. so almost certainly this will be going to court. remember who we are talking about. this is an investigation of d

plus new today, the department of homeland security and the fbi say they are investigating violent threats made against federal law enforcement, courts, government personnel, and facilities in the wake of the fbi search warrant. the fbi says the number of threats against the bureau are, i'm quoting now, unprecedented. cnn's katelyn polantz is here with more details on the search and the new information we're learning about one of trump's attorneys signing that there were no more classified documents at mar-a-lago. but we learned this week, according to the fbi search, yes, there were. >> reporter: that's right, fred. so my colleagues, evan perez, kaitlan collins, and sara murray have confirmed this story today, what led to this search and seizure to take boxes out of mar-a-lago that had classified marked items in them. our reporting is that a lawyer for former president donald trump signed a letter in june, around the time of this meeting that they had with the justice department officials that came down to mar-a-lago to try and get back any presidential records, any government records tha

you look at this administration's department of homeland security's creation of a ministry of truth toafter us. every day americans across the country to tell us hey, here is what we say the truth is and is not and what you are allowed to say and what you are not allowed to say. it's hard to imagine given how blatant all of this is that this is happening in the united states of america. and that is what is so deeply concerning is that we should not, as americans, have to be thinking hey, the irs, the biden administration just passed a bill with more big spending, giving the irs $80 billion to go after entrepreneurs, every day americans who are working hard and, hey, maybe i should think about what i'm posting on facebook and if i criticize the administration, does that make me a target for an audit by this irs that will now have thousands more irs agents to go after everyday americans? these kinds of things should not be running through our minds in a democracy. these things are what happen in banana republics or dictators have federal agencies, including law enforcement to act as thei

day in and day out to protect women and men of this country, just as the women of the department of homeland securityl law enforcement. they get wrapped up into this as well. i think, particularly for those members of congress, those who hold elected office, they need to take a step back, take a deep breath, and really recognize the harm that they are causing to the law enforcement operations of the united states. >> you're not only a former head of the department of homeland security, but you're also attorney general of arizona. have you heard anything that makes you think the search for the former president's residence was not lawfully carried out? >> no. from what i can tell. and i was a former u.s. attorney for arizona as well, and i worked with merrick garland at that time, and for a search of this type to be conducted, i have every assurance that every i was dotted and he was crossed. they're not messing around with this one. >> you're also the former governor of arizona, which obviously has swung for a democrat in the last presidential election for the first time since 96. arizona's gop nomine

a bulletin from the fbi and department of homeland security warns of a surge in threats and calls for violence against federal law enforcement officers and government personnel. according to nbc's kelly o'donnell, the bulletin includes the following passages. these threats are occurring across multiple platforms online, including social media sites, web forums -- the fbi warned that it has seen personal identifying information for possible targets of violence, like home addresses and identification of family members as additional targets. horrific stuff. earlier today, a man died by suicide after driving a car into a barrier outside of the u.s. capitol building. the individual got out of the car, and as officers approached fired shots into the air before ultimately shooting himself. this all comes on the heels of the cincinnati fbi field office attack on thursday, carried out by a former january 6th insurrectionists, who seems to be incited by the maga cult response to federal agents searching donald trump's home in mar-a-lago, for classified materials. it is that ludicrous, hyper ven

of the room, but when you look at what happened with the secret service and with the department of homeland securitydepartment of defense with keogh figures alls appointed by donald trump, it looks like it's clearly a plot to destroy information that is necessary for ongoing inquiry. that is a serious federal crime under 18 u.s. code section 1519 punishable by 20 years in prison. so the people who did it, and i don't claim to know exactly who they were, can all be flipped to who got them to do it, and there's only one person, i think we all know his name, who is at the intersection of all of these agencies and who would stand to gain by covering up evidence of the attempt to overturn the democratic election. that's donald trump. >> and you're -- are you suggesting that he would have directed them to actually wipe this or he would have directed them to get rid of -- them, i'm using the word them, because we don't know who, to erase any conversations had with pentagon officials. >> the way mob boss does it, there's a wink and a nod. russia, if you're listening, maybe you could find the 30,000 missing

the attack is called zeppelin, and it is big enough that the fbi and department of homeland securityking into it. the target is companies, particularly healthcare companies and investigators say that hackers have figured out that at-home employees are a great way in. >> if you are a parent working from home, and you are on your home router and your teenage kids are doing their homework from the home router, there is a lot of attack surface for these criminals to go after. >> experts say that if you do work from home, be extra suspicious of links and addresses you don't recognize. if they are unfamiliar, don't open them. >>> if you want your tesla to drive itself, you are going to have to pay even more. elon musk has announced a 25% increase in price for the false self-driving version. that increase takes effect september 5th. tesla is also offering a $199 monthly subscription for the service. >>> a fine dining finale. the chef behind the only three- star dining spot is stepping away. david finch in los gatos is retiring. last time we talked to the chef, he was about to reopen the res

the fbi and the department of homeland security tonight warning that authorities and government personneldanger. as the newly unsealed mar-a-lago search warrant sparks, quote, unprecedented threats of

joining me now to discuss, the former deputy assistant secretary for policy at the department of homeland securitycause that focus of the next round looking at law enforcement and intel failures is something that republican lawmakers have been pushing to make well, almost the entire focus of this committee. is it, in your view, a way for the committee to build bipartisan support in effect by going down that path? >> well, it's certainly a way to try and do so. i'm not sure any effort of theirs would garner republican support. it's also frankly the good governance part of what the committee needs to do. which is to say irrespective of how it started or who started it, or what brought the violence to the capitol, it remains the case that dhs and u.s. capitol police and d.c. metro police were not prepared for the events oh of that day. and it's appropriate, indeed i think essential, to do an after action report and figure out where the gaps were, are we systematically blind to domestic terrorism, for example, or was there a communications failure? we don't know the answers to that. and if we don't wa

faith: the department of homeland security and fbi saying in a joint intelligence bulletin obtained by abc news that there has already been an increase in threats and acts of violence against law enforcement, the judiciary, and government personnel in response to the search. dion: a california lawmaker is visiting taiwan. a bay area congressman is among legislators on the unannounced two-day visit. officials say the group will meet with the taiwanese president. the five-member delegation is visiting in a show of support for taiwan. earlier this month, speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei. in response to china, which claims in a critically governed taiwan as its own territory. china has not yet commented on this congressional visit. emergency crews responded to the napa fair last night. here is why -- a ride gone awry. we find out exactly what went wrong. also, getting back on track. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best ca

the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a fair trial at all. every nation has the right to self determination, but not scotland by british tory leadership to contend said during has things on tuesday. if i am elected as prime minister, i will not allow another independent, but i just didn't think that anybody thinks that now or anytime in the near future is remotely the time to focus on this. and that's not something that i'm professing . i'm focused on defending the union, i'm focused on demonstrating the benefit of the union to people in scotland. the foreign secretary and the former chancellor paid to be united and ruling out a new scottish independence referendum. tor leadership frontline is trust said the votes would not be granted within a decade. as the 2014 paul was once in a generation, she also compared to nations of the united kingdom, to a family she would keep together when it comes to another country. ukraine list trus

but what we do know is the department of homeland security inspector general is conducting a criminal probe. so, ana, the point here is, given all the investigations going on, at least one of them from the department of homeland security inspector general, is criminal. this is causing a lot of anxiety among secret service agents. the union was compelled to send a letter to members on tuesday saying exactly what you said, advising them the secret service attorneys are there on behalf of the organization, that if they are questioned ability personal phone numbers, personal phone records, they should seek legal counsel from the federal law enforcement officers association commonly known as fleoa. th this has really gotten under the skin of this professional organization. they are very upset by this news. the president of that organization, larry cosme blasted the secret service saying this should have been stopped, that the agency should have fought the request for personal phone numbers more vigorously. his quote, this is a class south korea demonstration of self-preservation and the de

two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news the fbi and department of homeland security have issued a joint intelligence bulletin, warning of a spike in threats since the search. sent out of an abundance of caution, it calls on authorities to be vigilant and to be aware of issues surrounding domestic violence extremists. we have seen online forums explode with violent rhetoric since the search, and just last week, a man who was at the capitol on january 6th was killed in a confrontation with police after firing a nail gun into the fbi's cincinnati field office. while on saturday, armed protesters gathered near the fbi's office in phoenix, arizona. and in the last 24 hours, just checking the ex-president's truth social account, he is still releasing statements criticizing the fbi and justice department, just as his explanations for why he even had classified documents at mar-a-lago keep shifting. as "the new york times" lays out, first, he says that he was working and cooperating with government agents, who he claimed had inappropriately entered his home. then, when the government re

the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a fair trial at all. we're now a special coverage. we continue looking at developments and i've done this done since the last american soldier left it for one year ago. this month, along with the suffering hardship and failure experienced by its people. ah, the u. s. continues to deny responsibility for fatalities that occurred during its chaos withdrawal from the country as, according to both investigating the death of civilians as they tried to flee the country from cobble international airport ortiz at maria for national shed. more light on the story. a year has passed since you asked troops and they are western allies fled from afghanistan, but there is still no justice for people who back ban. we're trying to escape from kabul airport in tahas panic and agony, hundreds of afghans who worked with american forces and wanted to leave immediately in fear of the taliban to revenge, than manage

the fbi and the department of homeland security no warning threats to federal law enforcement have spiked since the search of mar-a-lago. in a joint intelligence bulletin, agencies say the threats are coming from on line and other platforms and some of them are specific and leo possible targets and tactics and weaponry. the bulletin also reads, quote, the fbi, dhs would like to ensure that law enforcement, court and government personal or where the range of threats and criminal and violent incidents. this comes after the fbi recovered records from trump's florida home. nbc news reports agents found 11 sets of classified information and other documents that belong to the american people. that includes some labeled top secret. but the former president is asking the government to return some of the documents. in a post on his truth social account, you know his knock off twitter, shouldn't claims the fbi took boxes of privileged attorney-client material. a new day and a new excuse as the former guy workshops in a defense and it shouldn't surprise you that trump likes to play fast and loose wi

especially coming on the heels of similar revelations about the secret service and the department of homeland securityow looking at essentially the same coincidence at the department of secret service at the department of homeland security and now at the defense department. it's starting to look less and less like a coincidence. there is a -- in the absolute least case, there's a complete and total failure to abide by and live up to the responsibilities under the federal records act. so, yeah, this is becoming more confounding the further we look. >> zoe lofgren on the january 6th committee told us that to her nknowledge the committee wasn't aware of erased text messages. pentagon officials say they only found out today -- or they only found out today after cnn reported it. what does it say to you about the level of transparency that the committee is actually getting from relevant federal officials? >> well, it's sorely lacking. and that could be the committee's responsibility. maybe they haven't done a good job in organizing their requests and monitoring those requests that they have outstanding to a

only those migrants that have already been processed by the department of homeland security who wanto board these buses for a ride to the northeast. however, yesterday and as recent as this morning, new york city mayor eric adams says he's had an opportunity to speak to some of those recent arrivals who claim that they were forced to board these buses. >> so what happens now? how are they being cared for here? >> cities, where they have families, and they just packed them on a bus without any direction. and we learned that many people had to be reticketed. they wanted to go somewhere else, but they just specifically targeted new york. they being the governor of texas. >> and this is a potential game-changer. so i reached out to texas governor greg abbott's office and in the last few minutes they responded with a statement. these migrants willingly chose to go to new york city having signed a voluntary consent waiver available in multiple languages upon boarding, that they agreed on the destination. so that's what the governor is saying, ana. we saw 14 arrive on these buses yesterday,

we reached out to that company mvm and the department of homeland security. mvm got back to us.ible for sponsor vetting. our role is to reunite sponsors approved by the government. in carrying out this responsibility we follow rigorous protocols to ensure the safety of individuals temporarily in our care. get sponsors prior to the custody. emails whistleblower. sent by a supervisor highlights issues regarding the child sponsor reunification process. and it calls out employees for sending children home with sponsors who are providing alternate forms of identification and not contacts their dhs handlers for approval. the independent journalist covering the story you saw there was savanna hernandez and she joins me now. savanna, this is quite the story you have. who are these children going to home with? >> will, per my source, adults that they oftentimes aren't related to or don't even know having to sit down with the source and listen to what is going on with these children was absolutely heart breaking because on top of him saying that they are putting 200 to 300 children on cha