no means the f.b.i. provided everything the transportation the cell phone he used to trigger the device and expect it to blow up and if it ever got to that story you know for the first time that i've ever seen it the new york times had a very media explanation of the criticism of these cases so i think it's taken a long time for the media to realize that these cases aren't all that they seem to be but certainly even today there isn't the rest of criticism but i think the f.b.i. certainly deserves for you know basically chasing people who have no capacity no means for significant crime and turning them into terrorists really absolutely and since they're mentally kind of in that a lot of cases they can't really they always plead guilty in court and it's kind of like case closed trevor out of time thank you so much extremely important topic great book trevor aaronson author of the terror factory if you are. less than a year since the controversial cyber bills cyber intelligence sharing and protection act st

last week the f.b.i. the war did a terrorist attack in oakland california did you hear the man matthew allegedly tried to bomb a bank of america in the hope to spark a civil war but like almost every other awarded terrorist plot you've heard about the last decade and that was just another victim of f.b.i. entrapment man is a former window washer who is suffering from bipolar disorder paranoia and depression for months he was the target of an undercover sting operation where he was given the resources including the bomb to carry out the attack but unfortunately this is just one example of hundreds of cases of alleged terror plot to be in oil by the f.b.i. in fact of the guise of counterterrorism operations in a post nine eleven world there are more than fifteen thousand f.b.i. informants working around the clock to facilitate this agenda which has a yearly price tag of three billion dollars it's a subject my next guest has exposed in his latest book called the terror factory inside the f.b.i. is a manufact

last week the f.b.i. the war did a terrorist attack in oakland california did you hear the man matthew allegedly tried to bomb a bank of america in the hope to spark a civil war but like almost every other word terrorist plot you've heard about the last decade and it was just another victim of f.b.i. entrapment man is a former window washer who is suffering from bipolar disorder paranoia and depression for months he was the target of an undercover sting operation where he was given the resources including the bomb to carry out the attack but unfortunately this is just one example of hundreds of cases of alleged terror plot to be boiled by the f.b.i. in fact of the guise of counterterrorism operations in a post nine eleven world there are more than fifteen thousand f.b.i. informants working around the clock to facilitate this agenda which has a yearly price tag of three billion dollars it's a subject my next guest has exposed in his latest book called the terror factory inside the f.b.i. is a manufactured

f.b.i. bomb technicians are scouring the area surrounding that bunker for any improvised explosive devices the suspect may have left behind before they allow authorities in to process the crime scene. although they have yet to confirm exactly how they did this, statements earlier by authorities suggest they were somehow able to get visual surveillance on the suspect. jimmy he dykes during the standoff. at some point he appeared agitated and holding a weapon and they feared the boy's life was in imminent danger so an f.b.i. team raided the bunker. authorities tell us the suspect is dead. his five-year-old hostage is free and physically unharmed. the boy was taken to a local hospital to get checked out as a precaution. his family is said to be overjoyed but friends said the mother has kept faith throughout the ordeal she would be reunited with her son held captive for seven days after the kidnapper fiancee fatally shot the bus driver when he resisted. a community while it is mourning the loss

f.b.i. dealing with rash of sexting. i read through the f.b.i.'port to see what else the discipline is for. here's one i like. employee hit a recording device in super visor's office. i would never think much doing that. that is it a weird idea. >> that's what you are train add for with the f.b.i.. >> maybe this is why they can't finted robert meneppedez' prostitute. you should get the secret service to look for those prostitutes. >> oh, i know her. >> and they will not pay them. >> the . eep who hit the recording device fired. what was the punishment. . eye lest bureau gun and loop top in car overnight. >> pro. >> five-day suspension. >> that makes it sound more reasonable. >> it seems like one employee was fired. i don't know. knape. person towho used the cell phone 10 dayless suspend happened. twice as nice as having a shot gun stolen. >> danny. mr. 2: just realmsed what you. >> you dopdone there? >> i can be you are doing your paper thing. >> all right. i am done. i don't care. whatever. there you g. >> and i thought you were . heard the music

the f.b.i. finds explosives where a five-year-old was held in alabama. we've learnd what led the gunman to attack a school bus in search of hostages. mark strassman and john miller have the story. prosecutors accuse one of the most trusted names on wall street of a massive fraud. pension funds and others may have lost billions. anthony mason reports. the boy scouts prepare to vote on whether to end its ban on gays. john blackstone has the debate. and you've got to love todd love. the marine lost his legs and one arm but chip reid found that's when his life really got started. >> i feel like i can do anything i can put my mind to. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. hard to imagine what was going through the mind of jimmy lee dykes, but we are told tonight he had stored home-made bombs in his underground bunker where he held a five-year-old boy hostage. dykes was killed outside midland city alabama late yesterday when an f.b.i. assault team attacked the bunker on dykes' property and rescue

the f.b.i. moves in on a gunman holding a five-year-old boy. mark strassmann is on the scene with the breaking news. where were you when the lights went out? millions were in front of their t.v.s. armen keteyian that has inside story of what went wrong at the super bowl. >> we lost lights. >> pelley: questions to the president. are you through raising tax rates? mr. obama makes news in his cbs interview. should scouting be open to gays? and byron pitts tells us how a killer once committed to a mental hospital got a permit by-to-buy 15 guns. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the f.b.i. has stormed an underground shelter today, shooting to death a kidnapper and freeing a five-year-old boy unharmed. the boy, whose first name is ethan, had been held for seven days outside midland city, alabama. the family allowed us to show you his picture. the police say that ethan was kidnapped last tuesday from a school bus by 65-year-old jimmy

law enforcement f.b.i. agents and observers from army secret delta force commander unit he seized a compound where not a single person inside had ever been accused of committing a violent crime before the initial raid of course the media account of what happened was that the branch davidian were dangerous trigger happy cult and their leader david crèche was a madman at the very last minute incited his clan to kill themselves in fact the justice department under the clinton administration took the official position that all the deaths were simply the result of a mass suicide the federal authorities under then attorney general janet reno heatedly denied that they were responsible for starting the fire but despite the official government line of denied denied denied evidence eventually came to light that proved their culpability first of all and for a video shot by the f.b.i. flying over the compound in the days leading up to the massacre. showed automatic gunfire being directed from the tanks before any shots

law enforcement f.b.i. agents and observers from army secret delta force commander unit he seized a compound where not a single person inside had ever been accused of committing a violent crime before the initial raid of course the media account of what happened was that the branch davidian were dangerous trigger happy cult and their leader david crèche was a madman at the very last minute incited his clan to kill themselves in fact the justice department under the clinton administration took the official position that all the deaths were simply the result of a mass suicide the federal authorities under then attorney general janet reno heatedly denied that they were responsible for starting the fire but despite the official government line of denied denied denied evidence eventually came to light that proved their culpability first of all and for a video shot by the f.b.i. flying over the combat in the days leading up to the massacre. or should automatic gunfire being directed from the tanks before any shot

law enforcement f.b.i. agents and observers from army's secret delta force commando unit he seized a compound where not a single person inside had ever been accused of committing a violent crime before the initial raid of course the media account of what happened was that the branch davidian were dangerous trigger happy cult and their leader david crèche was a madman at the very last minute incited his clan to kill themselves in fact the justice department under the clinton administration took the official position that all the deaths were simply the result of a mass suicide the federal authorities under then attorney general janet reno repeatedly denied that they were responsible for starting the fire but despite the official government line of denied denied denied evidence eventually came to light that proved their culpability first of all and for a video shot by the f.b.i. flying over the combat in the days leading up to the massacre. or should automatic gunfire being directed from the tanks before any s

the f.b.i.'s steve richardson explains why its hostage rescue team moved in. >> within the past 24 hours negotiations deteriorated and mr. dykes was observed -- was observed holding a gun. at this point, f.b.i. agents fearing the child was in imminent danger entered the bunker and rescued the child. >> reporter: the standoff began last tuesday when dykes allegedly boarded this school bus and demanded hostages. police say when the driver charles poland, jr., refused dykes shot and killed him. dykes grabbed five-year-old ethan and kept him in a 24 square foot underground shelter with electricity, heat and television. police communicated with dykes through a four inch ventilation pipe and they supplied the child with cheese crackers, coloring books and toy cars. cbs news has also learned that the f.b.i.'s hostage rescue team created a diversion, that was the two loud bangs. they went in through the top of the bunker and it was over within seconds. we've also learned at some point during the standoff

he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they had . no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overeaten to different countries i think it is and have to be one reason i say. no i was just about to say about the legislation about the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. sources and information. so the most obvious question of all as we're going through these things when we hear about unrest revolts violent revolt all the around the world constant barrage of this on on the mainstream media why is it that iceland's peaceful revolution is completely censored or. is it censored absolutely we haven't heard one thing you can barely even find information when you do a google search on this i'm not even kidding. you know that's amazing i don't know i don't know how it is censored or how they can be put. yeah i don't know what to say so maybe people are very interested in peaceful revolution and we want to hear ab

f.b.i. was just kicked out of the country for trying to investigate wiki leaks there talk about this and talk about these new laws to protect journalists. minister of the interior felt that the f.b.i. was in iceland on false pretense that f.b.i. had said that they wanted to investigate computer attack on the government offices but when they go to iceland they were what they really were doing worse in with investigating wiki leaks and interrogating an icelandic hafter related to leaks and the minister of interior said that he did not know about this and that he wanted and that he actually said that this what the f.b.i. f.b.i. was doing was illegal and so he asked them to leave and they did you know they had and i go as no stranger to really a cross in their you know the government overeaten to different countries i think it is and have to be one reason i say. no i was just about to say about the legislation about the new information law. i don't know the. details but. it protects. and sources

f.b.i. agents stormed an underground bunker where a gunman held the boy captive after a school bus shooting. marley hall has more on how that hostage rescue happened. >> reporter: jimmy dykes' property is still an active crime scene. investigators are gathering evidence in his underground storm bunker where he held a 5- year-old boy named ethan captive for nearly a week. the f.b.i.'s hostage rescue team stormed into the bunker and rescued ethan monday afternoon. they set off flash grenades to confuse and distract dykes. then they shot and killed him. officials tell cbs news, the f.b.i. grew concerned with dykes' behavior, watching him through a camera that was inserted into the bunker during the standoff. john miller is a former f.b.i. distant director. >> cameras can be introduced through fiber optic lenses that can be drilled into a pin hole in the wall or introduced in other objects. there's a lot of reasons they don't go into the detail of that which these are techniques they may need to

f.b.i reports show that he wanted to blow up a bay area bank.to blow up the federal reserve bank in san francisco but felt and oakland would be a good spot because it is often the center of protests. he was working with someone who he thought had taliban ties but it turns out that person is an undercover f.b.i agent. according to the complaint llaneza said he would dance exploded. the f.b.i made sure that didn't happen but did arrest llaneza. live. shock tonight among bay area residents. over this bombing attempt. kron4 spoke with people outside the oakland bank to get their reaction. this suspect, was are rested in a homicide with anthony from fairfield. there is a growing vigil for ganelle and phillipe djegal. >> reporter: the crowd is nearly doubled. since the last she was killed at this parking lot. that is where this memorial continues it has been growing and growing. where her body was found several classmates there is a sense of relief in the community when he was arrested at 7:00 a.m. at a residence in fairfield. they have been looking a

then they said the f.b.i. did it and the morrell said i did say f.b.i. i didn't mean f.b.i.i meant c.i.a. and then panetta said he believed at the time it was a preplanned terrorist atafnlg you can see for people it looks like there's a great deal of confusion there, yes? >> there's always confusion when you have a tragedy of that sort and americans are killed. the bigger, tragedy, though, jon, is we spent all of these months trying to figure out origin of talking points which were cleared at the highest levels of the intelligence community. in my opinion, not enough time doing the service we owe to our fallen colleagues. >> jon: this gets to my point though. this gets to my point. [cheers and applause] i think that's a great point. but this gets to my point. in the leadup to the talking points, there's a lot of people pouring over what you are going to say? c.i.a. is saying take out the word al qaeda put in the word extremists. there's passed up and down the chain to solidify what should be said during that period. that bow correct? >> yes, really over the weekend. >> jon:

. >> f.b.i.erviewed him for two hours in december after weeks of delay and following the personal intervention of the republican senator lindsey graham. he seemed to minimize the suspect's release. claiming the u.s. case was weak. >> we didn't have anything on him either or we would have made point to tunisias to turn him over to us. >> two weeks earlier in the benghazi hearing, secretary clinton said she spoke with mueller about whether the government's case could be made public. >> director mueller and i spoke about this at some length. there was not an ability for evidence to be presented yet that was cape to believe be presented in open court. >> clinton said the tunisians promised to keep tabs on him. >> we have been assured that he is under the monitoring of the court. i have no reason to believe he is not still in tunis but we are checking that all the time. >> when fox news asked for update given clinton's statement to congress, the state department deflected. >> the f.b.i. has the lead i

now to talk about what's happened since i mean i understand you're still encountered problems the f.b.i. is involved now and are these threats mostly employee and i mean can you really be indicted for anything here. can i really be indicted well we're talking about you know an honest citizen up against the court system so i mean i make too many presumptions on that i will say that the f.b.i.'s involvement has been since my involvement in least in occupy philadelphia i open carry it on the northwest corner of city hall during the occupation for seven weeks specifically to empower my fellow citizens and desensitize them to firearms and also to train the police department from the top down which effectively did happen the memo went out across the entire philadelphia police department what the law is versus what the perception of the law had been so that was the extension of the f.b.i. they began souping by the lots of evidence that they've been snooping online my trash collectors inform me that they've been sequestering my trash presumably to engaging garbology off site so basically to try

to talk about what's happened since i mean i understand that you're still encountered problems the f.b.i. is involved now and are these threats mostly employee and i mean can you really be indicted for anything here. can i really be indicted well we're talking about you know an honest citizen up against the court system so i mean i make too many presumptions on that i will say that the f.b.i.'s involvement has been since my involvement in least in occupy philadelphia i open carry it on the northwest corner of city hall during the occupation for seven weeks specifically to empower my fellow citizens and desensitize them to firearms and also to train the police department from the top down which effectively did happen the memo went out across the entire philadelphia police department what the law is versus what the perception of the law had been so that while the attention of the f.b.i. they began stooping to lots of evidence that they've been snooping online my trash collectors inform me that they have been sequestering my trash presumably to engaging garbology off site so basically to tr

not not from my position at the agency nor the f.b.i. that i detect that there was any kind of obsession about iraq but it was clear of course after. the attacks of nine eleven that that became paramount making that connection it's interesting how anybody who goes against the grain or at the time even did was pushed aside even even george tenet when he wrote his book some of the storm when he did talk about the time at the white house in the days following the attack where i really give richard pearl system will saddam's got to pay and george looked at him and said what are you talking about there's no business there's no connection and i think if there's anything that we need to understand as a as a nation as a people we were lied to and and if we can get beyond that and if we cannot confront that lie and make people accountable for it then really. what are we here for while the generation takes a salute to you know what is those who don't remember history are doomed to repeat what it was the basis of our nation and and to some poor you

in one nine hundred ninety nine i became the f.b.i. new york joint terrorism task force representative to the cia's counterterrorist center specifically to the squad that dealt with bin ladin called the alec station and that capacity my job was to facilitate and coordinate matters that the cia and the f.b.i. agreed to work on. i was not a headquarters body and so after nine eleven but notwithstanding that cut through the minutiae of exact titles i was at the agency as a liaison. after nine eleven happened there was this push to somehow make the connection between. and osama bin laden. there go. and there never was one and then never will be one it's all a lie and that's that's really what people need to know and understand that that was a total fraud perpetrated upon americans or to get them to. back the war into iraq you know when when were you for it when it was a first suggested to you that there might be a connection between saddam hussein and also the no you know not not that there might no i take exception with you of course are