be f.b.i. was in charge but local police forces like the new york city bomb squad were part of the team. don saddam was sent into the bomb crater on sunday afternoon forty eight hours after the blast to help a forensic chemist team take samples. but then said we spotted a strange metal fragment crumpled and twisted by the power of the explosion. what was unusual was the damage it was so ripped in twisted i've been to scenes in organized crime where people were killed with car bombs and completely pull the car up but i've never seen the undercarriage blown out into pieces as this i was looking at there so i knew that this had to be right next to will possibly the vehicle that would bring such a large vehicle bomb in here and i took my gloves off and as i ran my thumb and so i could feel it like an encryption it was a star shape letters letters numbers numbers numbers and then this ended in the starship and i knew that this was a confidential the number. confidential vehicle identification number

playing turned out to be an alias but f.b.i.gents obtained a detailed photo fit and appealed for information on t.v. . and we got a call from the dreamland motel in kansas who said they stayed here. by cross referencing calls made from the room and criminal records the f.b.i. raible to a dentist by a key suspect. we get a hit on timothy mcveigh in perry county oklahoma about eighty five miles north of oklahoma city and he was in jail for of course we're going to call the jail to see if he's still there and it was so funny that the individual that answer the phone there said yeah we have a timothy mcveigh here and it is walking by going for his bail hearing please hold on to. say was arrested just two hours after the bombing as he made his get away it was a routine traffic offense. he was stopped by a state trooper charlie hanger for not displaying a valid license plate he was carrying a concealed weapon. how do you know that mcveigh was a right wing militia fanatic who thought the us federal government were tyrants. it was a col

or f.b.i. or the pentagon or some nuclear facility that and any of that they might have been used as me go betweens but one doesn't think that as the primary information source they were nowhere near as sensitive material and these kind of deep sleep i mean what kind of person would do that it seems to be quite a special type of scale it is to do to leave your homeland to go to somebody else's and really. sink because of their society to such a degree that you can puff for one of them is exceptional skill it takes years of practice the idea that they just arrived with no training is nonsense they would have been years in a like an all-american village sum or a person the urals becoming americans over an extended period and then to arrive in a no you may never see your homeland again and that it's a dream for most people terrific sacrifice to make and how serious a threat still think these people will some sleepers in history have indeed been immensely valuable. to the person they're working for

the f.b.i. team immediately focused their investigation on a car spotted fleeing from the scene at high speed. the bombers were led by a twenty two year old college dropout are all armstrong. this is the route you came up from the y.m.c.a. armstrong agreed for the first time to return to the building and tie. about the night he's bombed wisconsin. where did the idea come from for a car bomb my brother why were like basically you know we were considering ways to our math research center them my brother going snows oh why don't we just fill up a truck full of explosives into sudden off the side of the building and my immediate reaction was that's crazy the armstrong brothers stumbled upon the ultimate terrorist weapon of the twentieth century. but there was another deadly twist they bought the base materials for their explosives in the local hardware store. first while we bought the materials from a farmer's co-op ammonium nitrate and fuel oil and then we transported it to our site which was a far

hundreds of f.b.i. agents from all over the united states were sent to wisconsin this was of extreme interest to the white house was that this yellow explosion absolutely it went all the way to the director's desk there was daily contact with the the oval office as to what was happening out here and why it happened and we had to come up with some answers real fast as to what was what was going on so anyone killed yes a young physicist by the name of robert foster not was killed in the initial blast . the f.b.i. team immediately folk. is there investigation on a car spotted flaying from the scene at high speed. the bombers were led by a twenty two year old college dropout carl armstrong. this is the route you came up from the y.m.c.a. armstrong agreed for the first time to return to the building and talk about the night he's bombed wisconsin. where did the idea come from a car bomb my brother who wanted to be like basically you know we were considering ways to our math research center them never going so

agents fall victim to ponzi scheme three hundred retired and current federal agents representing the f.b.i. the drug enforcement agency an immigration and customs enforcement collectively invested tens of millions of dollars of retirement money and what turned out to be a ponzi scheme allegedly run by a florida man who committed suicide last month with a bullet to the head. well i can tell you how this works and we saw it with bernie made up if you offer somebody five six or seven percent in an environment where the federal reserve bank in central banks around the world have artificially lowered interest rates down to zero people are sucked into these schemes why because they're not getting any money on their savings whatsoever there's another whole cost going on in america there's another genocide going on in america all the retirees that live on pension accounts who thought they would get four or five percent which would be a normalized rate of return on a passive bond investment given a normal rate of g.d. . growth but since the g.d.p. growth was outsourced to other countries and sense

are desperate for returns because there is zero percent on the savings rate and here you have the f.b.i. which is a central agency in terms of monitoring and looking for in detecting ponzi schemes and securities fraud and financial fraud behind this ponzi scheme in which the f.b.i. invested authority said was a self described retirement investment adviser named kenneth wayne mcleod who was forty eight forty years macleod served as a trusted advisor to federal agents around the country making free financial projections for retirement classic sign of a ponzi you know we'll give you free advice just for you it's free and in some cases offering high yield returns of eight to ten percent uncertain investments and now the federal agents are claiming that you know the guy said he was investing in u.s. treasury bonds for us and yet they accepted that the returns were eight to ten percent because they don't know how to read a basic financial publication like the wall street journal or the financial times they have no idea even try this experiment at home kids ask ten people to give you the relat

f.b.i. hasn't retued calls yet but we do from his mother, he had a serious problewith the libels in the country and what they were doing in the united states. >> a notebook, whatever is inside of it has the californ highway patrol in the investation. >> the f.b.i. is involved because there are certain things surrounding his charges and behavior they are going to looking into, as well. he may be facing federal charges. >> this hom video provides a glimpse in the 15 minute long gun battle where more than hundred rounds of ammunition were fired. >> it sounded like an all out gunfire war. >> he was behind the meal midnight o sunday when they stoppingim for weaving and speeding. when the officer apprched to tell to him pull off the freeway he grabbed his handgun and started firing. >> it's somethi you see out of a movie, shell casings everybody patrol car windows blown out and we were fortunate that no officersere hurt or killed. >> williams was shot numerous times but he was wearing body armor.

and the f.b.i. has been called in now to help track down whoever gave the documents to the whistle blower web site wikileaks. national security correspondent david martin has the story. >> reporter: the damage caused by the hemorrhage of classified documents is worse than originally thought. today, pentagon officials in effect accused wikileaks and its source within the u.s. military of murder. >> the truth is, they might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier or that of an afghan family. >> reporter: in what appears to be an attempt to build a criminal case against julian assange, the head of wikileaks, defense secretary gates asked the director of the f.b.i. to join the investigation. >> the battlefield consequences of the release of these documents are potentially severe and dangerous for our troops, our allies, and afghan partners. >> reporter: the documents reveal the names of afghans who provided intelligence to the u.s.; their lives are now in danger. and their exposure w

the f.b.i.ontinues to look into the background of the man who got into gun battle with chp officers in oakland. this is the amateur video showing police car lights during the midnight shootout. they say the suspect 45-year-old byron williams was carrying enough ammunition on him to kill 50 people. it shows williams after he was arrested after a bank robbery. he remains hospitalized in stable condition. the f.b.i. is looking closely looking at a notebook found in his truck to determine what he planned. williams could spend the rest of his life in prison under the three strikes law, he has two strikes already. >> oakland city council begins two days of meeting to consider a bill that would make oakland the first city in the nation to license wholesale pot growing operations. a council committee passed the measure last week. they are proposing new tax revenue initiatives that could raise the tax on medical cannabis. supporters say licensing wholesale operations is necessary to help get rid of illeg

." >>> police and f.b.i. agents are looking into what caused a man to shoot it out with chp officers near grand avenue in oakland yesterday morning. the new video posted on youtube captures the sound of the gun battle that go began around midnight. police say 45-year-old byron williams begin shooting after they stopped him for a traffic citation. two officers were slightly injured with flying glass. the gunman survived because he was wearing body armer. >> no doubt, body armor and type of weapons that was in his possession that he was on his way to do a serious crime to someone or a group of people. >> the freeway was shut down for much the day while crime scene investigators used a robot to remove evidence from the man's truck, including a handgun, a rifle and a shotgun. >>> and freeway shooter, a new law that prohibits violent felons from purchasing body armor. the chief tells the examiner that it's a perfect example of why that equipment should on the be available to people with criminal backgrounds. gasco

f.b.i. agents are trying to determine if a man had far more deadly plot when he ended up with a shootout with chp officers that shut down 580 for 22 hours yesterday. >> this new video posted on youtube captured the sound of the gun battle that begin around midnight. police say 45-year-old byron williams of grove land begin shooting after they stopped him for a traffic violation. two officers were slightly injured. the gunman was hit by several bullets largely because he was wearing body armor. >> there is no doubt in our mind based on the body armer the amount of ammunition type of west that was in his possession he was on his ato go a serious crime to someone or or a group of people. >> the freeway was shut down much of the day while crime scene investigators used a the reason to remove evidence from a truck including a handgun and shotgun along with a notebook titled california, that the f.b.i. has described as disturbing. >> this morning we're learning more about the gunman's background f

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or f.b.i. or the pentagon or some nuclear facility that and any of that they might have been used as mia good between but one doesn't think that as the primary information source they were nowhere near as end of the material and these kind of deep sleep i mean what kind of person would do that it seems to be quite a special type of scale it is to to to leave your homeland to go to somebody else's and really it's completely sink in this society to such a degree that you can puff for one of them that is exceptional skill it takes years of practice the idea that they just arrived with no training is nonsense they would have been years in a like an all-american village somewhere person the urals becoming americans over an extended period and then to arrive in a no you may never see a homeland again that it's a win for most people terrific sacrifice to make but it's very very unusual most straight as for example spies who spied against russia or the u.s.s.r. in during the cold war were themselves ru

f.b.i. hasn't returned calls yet but we do from his mother, he had a serious problem with the liberals in the country and what they were doing in the united states. >> a notebook whatever is inside of it has the california highway patrol in the investigation. >> the f.b.i. is involved because there are certain things surrounding his charges and behavior they are going to looking into, as well. he may be facing federal charges. >> this home video provides a glimpse in the 15 minute long gun battle where more than hundred rounds of ammunition were fired. >> it sounded like an all out gunfire war. >> he was behind the meal midnight on sunday when they stopping him for weaving and speeding. when the officer approached to tell to him pull off the freeway he grabbed his handgun and started firing. >> it's something you see out of a movie shell casings everybody patrol car windows blown out and we were fortunate that no officers were hurt or killed. >> williams was shot numerous times but he was we

the f.b.i. has been after their tail for that time. i also understand the lady happens to be a journal ifflet in a -- journalist in a spanish nape -- newspaper in new york. i don't understand how these people cannot be charged as spies. guest: it is a good question. it is one of the reasons why we need to find out more details. it would suggest to me that the f.b.i. did not have enough evidence to charge them as spying or they did not engage in actual espionage yet but were in contact with the attorney intelligence service in moscow and had nch registered as foreign agents in russia, and were passing money back and forgets to each other from the russian government. that's what the case seems to be built on. there doesn't seem to be enough evidence to charge them with epsflauge. i think that's the problem. holvet: host: there's a headline, "raise 'em in russia!" spies want their kids sent home. what rules apply to this? guest: ns one of the sad parts of this whole situation. there are children of

f.b.i.ne whether a man that got in a gun battle with chp officers had any accomplices. this is new video showing the midnight shootout on sunday morning. the suspect byron williams was carrying enough ammunition to kill at least 50 people. a booking photo shows after he was arrested for a bank robbery. he remains hospitalized in stable condition. f.b.i. is looking at a notebook diary found in his truck to determine what he had planned when he drove to oakland wearing a bulletproof vest. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> a small majority of californians are in favor of same-sex marriage. 51% of california voters support gay marriage. numbers are almost identical from 2008 when 51% backed the idea and went to the polls and approved the ballot proposition banning same-sex marriage. a federal judge in san francisco is expected to rule this month on whether or not that ban is constitutional or not. >> 6:36 and we got fog and breeze and cooler temperatures. >> we are looking at te

right now the f.b.i. is investigating. >>> in hayward, chp officers had to use a taser to subdue a man that ran across the 88 freeway this morni. it happened around 6:45 north of whipple road. here is a look from sky 7. one vehicle overturned into a ditch but no serious injuries. a person in one of the cars tried to run away after the crash and w shot with a tase after he ran across the northbound lan. it slowed the morning commute for more than an hour. >> governor swarzenegger pick on state supreme cou could make history. >> and another side to the story why the on obama administration is rethinking it's decision to force an agriculture employee to resign. >> and california >>> a white house official says president obama supports the agriculture department decion to reinstate an employee fired earlier this week what was thought to be a racist remark posted on the ternet. >>> that ander quick snippets from a speech from shirley sherrod with a accidentally posted on a tea party acvist. here is the problem

obama administration wants to make electronic communications something the f.b.i. may demand without a judge's approval. that means making companies turning over records. for a link look under the must reads tab. >> still ahead at 5:30. last ditch effort to save more than 50 firefighter jobs in san jose. >> and is it a good triafoff? higher toll fares, less traffic. we have the results of the first month of higher toll fares around the region. we'll talk about this just ahead. >> and a make or break role that the weather could play in two wildfires. >> cooler weather moving into seattle, 74 and also up in new england check out temperatures back to normal around new york and boston. flight delays, flights are having a hard time leaving the major airports in new york, nearly hour and a half departure delays there. check out flight tracker because we may have flight delays navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sa

if they obtain a criminal history, f.b.i. search is the gold standard background check as it cannot be abated by using a fake name and will find convictions from every state. i believe the gold standard is what we should strive for when it comes to protecting children who are put in potentially a vulnerable situation. since 2003, almost 90,000 background checks have been performed through the pilot. in 94% of the cases, the background check returns no serious criminal history. however, in 6% of the cases, a record of some kind was found. in some cases, an extensive record, which the applicant attempted to conceal. in 23% of the cases, those cases, the applicant gave a name other than the one in their criminal history. applicants were found with convictions for everything from murder to child abuse to sexual assault and frequently those convictions were from out of state so that only an f.b.i. background check would have found them. we have demonstrated the background checks for nonprofits working with children can be conducte

right now the f.b.i. is investigating. >>> in hayward, chp officers had to use a taser to subdue a man that ran across the 880 freeway this morning. it happened around 6:45 north of whipple road. here is a look from sky 7. one vehicle overturned into a ditch but no serious injuries. a person in one of the cars tried to run away after the crash and was shot with a taser after he ran across the northbound lanes. it slowed the morning commute for more than an hour. >> governor swarzenegger pick on state supreme court could make history. >> and another side to the story why the on obama administration is rethinking it's decision to force an agriculture employee to resign. >> and california kid that managed to trade his cell phone "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. h

f.b.i., drug enforcement administration, atf and ice will all be there to figure out what is needed most. batts is he is coming up with a plan to go against trumped spots in the city. >> we should have all the resources to deal with 911 calls and deal with gangs, drugs and guns. >>> starting tomorrow vallejo police will send out half as many patrol cars as usual so two patrol officers can ride in every vehicle. the department says there are not enough officers to cover each other if they get into trouble. response time for back-up may be slower and patrol units will be riding in pairs for their own safety. officers are retiring or leaving for other departments with threats of layoffs vallejo's police force has 95 sworn officers. >> santa clara sheriff's department is trying to determine if there are any other victims. a man was taken into custody monday morning at a gas station. he was is go ahead in a black car rigged to look like an undercover police car. inside they found badges, a police radio, handcuffs and police baton. those items are easy to get, they say. >> the spotlight, you n

and that was with physical possession of f.b.i. files. now we're talking about a private company overseeing this operation. we're talking about the federal government having control over all of these records. i know i've heard people say, well, what makes you think that anybody could ever get access to these private medical records of each individual in america? how could anybody be so naive when you see the kind of things that have already happened in this country? and the disclosure of secret information? do you think that if this federal government cannot keep secret the identity of our most secret agents that they'll be able to keep secret the medical records of someone who has become an enemy of the reigning party in the white house or in the congress? there are always leaks these days, it seems. always leaks. and now we find out in the past few days that the government apparently is going to require everybody in america to have a body mass index because the federal government wants to know how fat everybody in america is and it does

the f.b.i.as joined this investigation to see if 45-year-old byron williams is a domestic terrorist and whether he had poe potential targets in the diary in his car. he has a long rap sheet including two d.u.i.s and one of the county people say he lives with his grandfather. people in the area say they rarely saw williams. >> they don't interact with the neighbors and stuff because all the neighbors up here, we go visit, and we keep watching of all our houses. >> williams' mother said he has been an agree at congress and with the direction of the country and also about the fact that, as the pole leaves, he struggled to find a job. he is expected to survive his injuries. >>>ac transit warnings drivers about a 20% drop out. that left riders trannedd. a judge has ordered both sides to enter finding arbitration but in the meantime ac transit has proposed an interim contract. it includes changes to overtime rules, and schedule and route changes for drivers, saving the agency nearly $16 million. ac tr

f.b.i. is investigating the contents of this binder took from williams' truck from the shooting. >> he will be back in court this morning to enter a plea. as for the officers involved who were hurt that night, everybody else has been placed on administrative leave. while they are out, chp officers from san francisco and hayward are filling in. >>> a.c. transit is hoping most of the drivers will be on the job. several hundred members have called in sick for the last few days. they imposed a new contract on sunday. a.c. transit says it will save $300,000 a week and cut the deficit. a hearing is set for july 30th on a motion by the union to have the credit rescinded. >>> an apartment building that has been evacuated has failed to submit a deadline. san mateo county times reports that the owner of the building says he is not yet found an affordable way to save the cliff that lost heavy chunks of soil last winter. repairs are expected to cost millions of dollars. they say as long as the building

f.b.i.nd drug enforcement administration and ice will all be there to figure out what is needed most. batts says he is coming up with a plan to identify trouble spots and go after the locations in his words, hot and heavy. >> we should be able to respond to 911 calls and deal with gangs drugs and guns. >> oakland had to lay off 80 officers last week because of budget cuts. >> starting tomorrow, vallejo list send out half as many patrol cars as usual so two officers can ride in one car. response times for back-up may be slower so patrol units will be riding in pairs for their own safety. officers have been retiring or leaving for other departments with budget cuts and the threat of layoffs. violence's police force has 95 sworn officers. >>> the santa clara sheriff's department are trying to determine if there are any victims for a man arrested for impersonating a police officer. mark polini was taken in pa custody at a atascadero gas station. he was sitting in a car that was rigged to look li

. >> the f.b.i. is now investigating a notebook that was found in the truck of a man that shot it out with highway patrol officers yesterday. they say the man was heavily armed and was wearing body armor. lilian kim has newly posted youtube video of the intense gun battle that erupted. >> you can hear the gunshots on the video. it happened west of grand avenue and left this pickup truck riddled with bullets and three chp windows shattered. he is under arrest for shooting at chp officers. it begin when they pulled him over because he was swerving in and out of traffic. >> he was reaching for something in the car and the next thing, they were fired upon. >> the officers fired back. shootout lasted for as long as 15 minutes. [ gun shots ] >> many residents who live along 580 thought they were hearing firecrackers and realized it was gunfire. >> it was nonstop, fired round after round after round. >> after the officers shot and arrested him, crime scene investigators were to find anything in the truck. t

he says the meeting will be held in august with the u attorney general's office and dea, atf, and f.b.i. he wants to bring in more resources to assist in long- term investigations but he would not give spectaculars. oakland just laid off 80 officers last week with more layoffs possible at year's end. >> we do believe that we need help from wherever it and come from. oakland is in dire trouble. >> no date has been set yet for the meeting with federal law enforcement. the chief says the department will focus on the priorities set by the community, namely gangs, guns and, drugs. >> san jose police are investigating gang violence that has folks worry about what might happen next. as robert honda reports some people fear a trip to the neighborhood park. >> the crack of the bat in san jose is a typical sound in summertime. but the police say knives and bottles were some of the weapons uses in a clash between two gangs on tuesday. two people were taken to the hospital with tab wounds and lacerations. neighbors we talked to, who did not want their faces shown, say gangs make it scare tow go to

. >> he alerted the f.b.i. >> had i not acted, i would have wondered, did i get somebody killed. >> theyndo raid gone wrong. after five rockets struck a compound, members of a force arrived to find 7 dead children and no al-qaeda leader. >> it's 4:48. bp is confirming that tony hayward will step down as chief executive on october 1st. hayward who has been the face of the gulf oil disaster will take a job in russia. he'll be replaced by bob dudley who took charge from hayward last month. bp is reporting a record $17 billion second quarter loss. it has set aside $32 million related to the spill. >>> air and ground crews are fighting a wildfire in kern county. it started yesterday about 42 miles northeast of bakersfield. it has spread to over 3 square miles. blaze was threatening some homes and burned some structures already. no injuries have been reported. residents of the a town and nearby juvenile detention facility were evacuated. >> 4:49. we had exactly the opposite weather for that sort of thing. >> but in the valleys and bakersfield, very hot and dry, cool breeze inland is sacramento

. >> reporter: the f.b.i. has joined in to see if williams is a domestic terrorist. did he have potential targets listed in this book? williams' mother said he has been angry at cells and the direction of the country. this isn't his first run-in with the law. 1992 bank robbery. 2001, 2002, d.u.i., thuy bank robbery again. 2008 out of control dog and earlier this month arrested forth driving with a suspended license. okay police officers say that williams remains in the hospital, he is talking to them, and he's gonna stay there for at least a couple more days getting his wounds treated before he is transferred to jail. one other note. reportedly williams was arrested in 2002 in chow chill a for suspicion of bank robbery but, allen, when he was arrested he told the police officer he didn't go through witt with it because all the customers in line were laughing at him with the blonde wig he was wearing as a disguise. >>> i'm going to move on to another bold attack in oakland. in broad daylight in front of an officer. the shooting happened near 79th and bancroft avenues.