well in these entrapment cases the f.b.i. uses an informant who acts more like an agent provocateur or he targets individuals of muslim descent and attempts to manipulate or recruit them into carrying out the so-called terrorist attack now the f.b.i. informant actually provides the technical and strategic planning to carry out those so-called plots and he also provides the fake missiles and bombs essentially the f.b.i. in. formant plays the leading role in convincing people to commit the people we're talking about in this report to commit acts of terror now the federal government doesn't call this entrapment because they say that the law according to the law anyone who is susceptible to committing crimes cannot be entrapped instead it's considered preemptive prosecution taking down the homegrown terrorists before they can carry out the crime but the crime here is being orchestrated by the f.b.i. well first i thought we were living in minority report. crime and i think what sort of tactics are being used in the recruitment pro

you know calling up the f.b.i. and the story ending right there what he would do is you know perhaps you would meet with the f.b.i. that day perhaps you would call up perhaps you'd be sitting right there with them but additionally he would also go into chat rooms with members of anonymous and say look at what we found we got a guy and he did this who wants it and he that's how you would net people and six months later we had actually found out it's another company called stratfor the same thing happened someone came to him with a vulnerability he passed along to a fellow named jeremy hanna now he's doing ten years in prison for a crime that monsignor literally encouraged him to do you know many times did he help orchestrate attacks a number to get you to give you a give you a integer i'm not sure how comfortable i would be in saying that you know you actually did this many times but looked at hundreds of. and there is. many many instances where quite literally urged other members of anonymous to you to participate

is that how the f.b.i. -- and you were the director of the f.b.i.e for going after these cybercriminals? >> yes, and anticipating cybercriminals. one of the things we tried to do was take a particular sector, the financial sector. you take the exchanges, for instance. one would think they would be targets. what we want to do is, as we've done in other areas, go out and develop relationships with the security individuals in those particular, whether it be exchanges or financial institutions, so that they know who in the f.b.i. has proficiency in this area and a name -- a face with a name, and so if there is a breach, then they know who to call, and the f.b.i. agents who do it know what they're doing, know what evidence they'll need, so develop that relationship in anticipation of the probability at some point in time that there would be a breach. we're doing much more of that. we are also understanding the responsibility for disclosing to victims the fact that they have been breached or hacked into by the chinese, russians, iranians or others, and we

we welcomed the f.b.i.'s announcement last year that it will be expanding the incident report that's used by law enforcement to include crimes motivated by bias as well as other religious groups. so director comey, could you please provide us with an update of the status of the revisions of the hate crime tracking program and when you expect the you want da updates to be completed. >> i'll have to give you the particulars in writing. but i'm aware of the issue. and i know that we've made progress and updated 2 categories you talked about. i know there's been a tremendous amount of training going on. but i'll have to follow up to give you the particulars on it. >> okay. we would look forward to having that in writing because we understand the dgss have been made, but it has not yet been implemented. >>> then, could i ask about this task force on domestic terrorism. >>> i understand the f.b.i. and doj and attorney's task force will make up the domestic violence terrorism executive committee. can you detail how

coerced no provision f.b.i. coerced to hammon into committing the crime so this is like the joe bait car where someone leaves a car with the keys inside if you steal it they arrest you except instead of a car this was a bunch of internal e-mails instead of just stumbling across the car your friend is standing there going to get it if you're telling him back is my car you can have it it's my car. and that friend works for the f.b.i. so it's not like bank car at all really but we should still give the f.b.i. credit for thwarting the attack the attack they themselves perpetrated. moving on more evil people with plans the transpacific partnership the largest proposed trade deal mankind has ever seen and despite the fact that it would essentially cede our sovereignty as a country to multinational corporations obama loves it more than life itself it is bad project kind of like the moon landing was for j.f.k. or collecting potato bugs was for george w. bush all right and a few months ago the los enjoy a city council pa

and the f.b.i. is the focus of a good moment hearing for the five men accused of planning the nine eleven attacks our team is that poor need to listen in on the hearing and we'll tell you why the f.b.i. his actions are under scrutiny all the details later in the show. it's monday june sixteenth eight pm in washington d.c. and i'm your i david and you're watching r.t. america we begin tonight with the latest on the crisis in iraq today the u.s. announced that two hundred seventy five u.s. armed forces are deploying to the country to provide support and security for u.s. personnel and them to see in baghdad the forces deploying for the purpose of protecting u.s. citizens and property and if necessary it is equipped for combat this comes just after the violence that's been sweeping the country as insurgents game a stronger foothold in the north. one by one iraqi cities are falling to an islamist militant group that's determined to move forward in taking control of baghdad blue dots shown here are citie

and the f.b.i. is the focus of a good moment hearing for the five men accused of planning the nine eleven attacks our t. is that need to listen in on the hearing and we'll tell you why the f.b.i. is actions in repose a peace deal with and groups in the eastern part of the country this comes as russia consol gas supplies over ukraine's outstanding bills and all that later in the show. it's monday june sixteenth five pm in washington d.c. i mean you're a david and you're watching r.t. america. we begin today with the latest in iraq today iraqi security officials said an army helicopter had been shot down during clashes with islamic militants west of baghdad violence is sweeping the country as insurgents gain a strong stronger foothold in the north. one by one iraqi cities are falling to an islamist militant group that's determined to move forward in taking control of baghdad the blue dots show the cities isis seize recently last week mosul and to create fell to rebel fighters and just yesterday milita

and that friend works for the f.b.i. . car and all rowing but we should still give the f.b.i. credit for thwarting the attack the attack they themselves perpetrated. moving on more evil people with plans the transpacific partnership the largest proposed trade deal mankind has ever seen and despite the fact that it would essentially cede our sovereignty as a country to multinational corporations obama loves it more than life itself it is bad project kind of like the moon landing was for j.f.k. or collecting potato bugs was for george w. bush all right and a few months ago the los enjoy a city council path. asked a resolution pledging to try to halt the transpacific partnership this is one of the largest u.s. cities declaring that they will do everything in their power to protect their citizens against the horrors of our own trade deal and when the l.a. resolution was passed it got less media coverage than the new shoes on that baby boy belonging to that guy who bled you know from say by the bell the new class that's right the new class. i guess the government doesn't want you t

we will hock at the license mate numbers on the cars the f.b.i. says he is driving: a 2008 white nissan with california plate 7fq1085 or texas license plate bx9m042. two dozen agents and haz-mat crews and lives and firefighters were at the apartment on saturday. agents are not giving too many details but say they found explosive materials. a nation-wide look out is he worked as a field organizer in a mayoral field campaign and was a proffer at the university of san francisco and as a consultant for different companies but in november he was let go from a project sport, an event production company. >> everyone has a great deal of interest and people are with holding judgment until there is a final i hope itents without anyone being hurt. >> the f.b.i. says this is ongoing and will not say what head them to this apartment and will not reveal a possibility motive. he did not offer much information about himself but said that he was social and another neighbor described him as "kind" and "quiet." >> here is ryan kelly chamberlain ii, he has brown hair

. >> reporter: f.b.i. agents confronted the three-time master's champion at a tournament in dublin ohio. the f.b.i. and s.e.c. are reportedly looking at two others, billionaire investor carl icahn and sports bettor billy walters who was profiled by "60 minutes" in 2011 and is said to be mickelson's friend and golf partner. michael rothfeld is a reporter for the "wall street journal" who broke the story. what first caught the eye on investigators? >> there was suspicious trading in clorox which is a company carl icahn took a big stake in and actually made a big offer for. >> reporter: the journal reports in july of 2011, days before icahn launched that offer, large trades in clorox options were made. once icahn made the bid the options rose. the papers says regulators traced the suspicious trades back to mickelson and walters and are now trying to figure out if icahn tipped off walters about his buy out plan and if

and the f.b.i. is the focus of a good moment hearing from the five men accused of planning the nine eleven attacks r.t. is that ford need to listen in on the hearing and we'll tell you why the f.b.i. is actions are under scrutiny all the details later in the show. it's monday june sixteenth four pm in washington d.c. i mean you're a david and you're watching are to america we begin today with the latest in iraq violence is sweeping the country as insurgents again a stronger foothold in the north. one by one iraqi cities are falling to an islamist militant group that's determined to move forward in taking control of baghdad the blue dots show the cities isis has seized recently last week mosul and to crete fell to rebel fighters and just you. yesterday militants took control of tal afar which is just west of mosul the takeover of tal afar came just as sunni militants claimed that they had massacred seventeen hundred iraqi security forces and in doing so they posted graphic pictures of a mass executio

officials to decide what to do with the f.b.i. showed up and started questioning him they accused him of being trained by al qaeda which mr michaud tonight so the f.b.i. started threatening him they told him they were going to hand him over to the kenyans forever they told him they were going to transfer him to israel where he be made to disappear they threatened his family they repeatedly threatened him with execution and torture and all kinds of bad stuff to get him to confess when a canyon human rights group filed a petition on his behalf the f.b.i. has be quickly flew mr michel back to somalia and then over to ethiopia in total he was detained for over four months by the f.b.i. interrogated over thirty times and he lost eighty pounds he was finally returned home where no charges were filed against him he would just let go. no with no explanation or apology so the a.c.l.u. brought the case to court to try to get some protections in place for americans against their own government when they travel abroad because apparently there

the san francisco police and the f.b.i.e holding a joint news conference and ryan chamberlain will be in federal court this morning. >> anily freed p.o.w. bowe bergdahl will see his parents tomorrow in texas five years after being taken captive. controversy and questions surrounds his capture and release. according to the "washington post" his father sent a tweet that said "i'm still working to free all a guantanamo bay prisoners and god will repay for the death of every afghan child." a pentagon investigation in 2010 concluded he walked away from the unit and decided not to exert center of the to get him back. >> this morning the national rifle association is speaking out against texas governor rights advocates would bring military-style assault rifles into businesses as part of open carry demonstrations. they call the demonstrations counterproductive adding they are scary and down ride weird. one of the groups behind the demonstrations is lashing back saying it will withdraw support from the n.r.a. if they do not retract

why the f.b.i. is searching for a san francisco man. >>> it is looking a whole lot like june outside. the clouds are back, some drizzle, too. will it break up? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and muni light rail and busses affected by a workers sick-out. park kelly is live on the scene. >> reporter: this is going to be a mess this morning. i just got off the phone with muni spokesperson paul rose. he says that many of their drivers, the higher number than normal he's saying, called in sick this morning, 400 out of the 600 busses and light rail here in the city are not operating this morning. so muni says all lines are experiencing delays. just to give you an idea. right here we're on market and church. we're seeing more than half hour delays. the cable cars have been suspended. higher than normal waits also on the market line, so right now muni says it is working 20 balance out the loss of drivers but their recommendation for getting to work this morning? find a different route. also, they're g

it is those morbid fantasies that may be worrying the f.b.i. the f.b.i. spokesman here in san francisco says there is no immediate threat to public safety, maurice, but he warns that chamberlain could be armed and dangerous. >> dubois: john blackstone, thank you. also being hunted tonight is a man considered dangerous-- considered dangerous for what he does on the computer. today federal prosecutors charged a russian man with running two hacking schemes that stole more than $100 million from victims in the united states. here's homeland security correspondent bob orr. >> reporter: he's known by the alias "lucky12345." his real name is evgeniy bogachev. prosecutors say the alleged russian cyber-thieve used malware code name "game over zeus" to infect personal computers, steal bank account passwords and transfer cash to his criminal networks. a pennsylvania plastics company lost more than $198,000 dollars and a florida bank was ripped off for nearly $7 million. deputy attorney general james cole. >> security researchers estimate that between 500,000 and one

. >>> some developing news now about a san francisco man that's so dangerous the f.b.i. says you should not go near him. 42 year ryan chamberlain is wanted on explosives charges. >> reporter: yellow crime tape covers a green door, all that's left after a 15-hour search by the f.b.i. >> i saw the street blocked off and i saw the haz mat vehicle, ffrl. >> reporter: men in haz mat suits rushed in and out of the apartment all day and say they found illegal explosives. >> i want to harp on the fact there's no threat to public safety. >> reporter: now the search shifts from the apartment to the man who lives there, 42- year-old ryan chamberlain, 6'3", 225 pounds, considering armed and dangerous. but that prish -- patricia bar low, whose office shares a wall with him -- >> he was always extremely pleasant, very polite. >> reporter: our research those chamberlain was socially and politically active in san francisco, working on several political campaigns, once running for offices himself and part of the russian hill neighborhood association. >> if you have any sort of fight figh

. >>> the f.b.i. is releasing details of a nationwide crackdown on a human trafficking of children called "operation cross country," involves law enforcementations in 136 cities including arrests in self bay area cities. we went with the f.b.i. and local police. we will give you a look right now from f.b.i. headquarters in washington, dc, where you can see f.b.i. director, just starting a news conference to provide results of the operation. this is going to be going on for some time so we will monitor this and our reporter will have full coverage later abc7 news. >>> opening statements underway in the criminal trial of a firm elementary teacher including molestation involving at least 13 former students. martin taught 4th and 5th grade in con covered and arrested in june of last year. police investigated him after getting results he touched students inappropriately. he was leaded not guilty to all of the charges. >>> san francisco police are appealing to the public for tips after more suspicious fires

it turned into a sidewalk inquisition. >> again, this is routine. >> f.b.i. spokesman peter lee was just explainsing that there's nothing new to the second zeshlg when a woman walked up with an innocent-sounding question. >> what's the deal? were there any substances found in there? >> no, man, this is what we call a follow-on search. >> the new zealand native began peppering lee about questions of what the f.b.i. found in the first search. >> there were things on that list that didn't seem to have any imaginable potential in any conceivable way. barlow, a veteran plaintiff's attorney had taken pictures and wanted to know why they're wearing white protective suits. >> you're telling me it's okay for me to go in there, but you don't know -- >> yeah, again, i'm not going to speculate. the f.b.i. was in there with protection suits. chamberlain was arrested monday. when the criminal complaint was released, it detailed what investigators found in their first search, including a remote control receiver, a dets fater and an assortment of ball bearingand screws. >>>

this time the f.b.i.onfirms they did not find any more explosives, but agents along with police fire and hazmat crews did spend more than 5 hours inside the apartment searching and they did cart off a number of undisclosed items. standup-dan kerman at this point chamberlain has not entered a plea, he is due back in court for a detention hearing on friday. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. you can go to kron 4 dot com. to read more about the federal investigation surrounding ryan chamberlain. including details on the f-b-i manhunt. and the federal court proceedings. and you can also get the latest details. when you download kron 4's mobile app. a temporary fixes (to place on the bridge. when the joint broke it did damage to the surrounding area. now that of the, and do a permanent fix which will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. the temporary fix will only last couple of months. here in richmond minimum-wage will jump up to $13 and ouper h. and this will take time and will be in full effect as

the f.b.i.d called in haz-mat crews to remove what they found. matt, we are talking about dangerous stuff here? >> a neighbor expressed concern that ryan kelly chamberlain ii would return to the apartment in san francisco but the f.b.i. says that is not likely they believe he is on the run. >> federal agents are not released any details about the investigation but they do say they found explosive materials on saturday and the f.b.i. issued a nationwide be on the look out, he is well-known in san francisco's political scene. with his website touts experience in social media and public relations. in 26 next he was interviewed in the efforts from stopping a pot club from opening in the neighborhood can he was a field agoer for a mayoral candidate. >> he was very good. he showed up on time. hard working. he was good at what he did. >> in recent years, he worked as an adjunct professor at the university of civilian and consultant for various tech, apparel and marketing companies and last seen driving

getting dragged with a bulldozer ryan shapiro the prolific four filer found this document that the f.b.ibasically said that animal rights activists were not a threat have never been a threat to humanity how were they justifying equating the. is terrorism in shapiro's work is a doctoral candidate at mit has also found some other incredible documents about the f.b.i. considering terrorism prosecutions for nonviolent undercover investigators like himself when he was an activist years ago photographing animal cruelty on duck factory farms for up so the disconnect between this is overwhelming i mean more people than ever before what to know about these issues they care they want to find out what's going on and the f.b.i. and industry are trying to shut that down well how did it feel to know that your work was being surveilled by the counterterrorism unit of the f.b.i. i would like to say i felt as an auditor but it's troubling you know i mean. you know they had a nice blurb about it that it hopefully can use on the next book which said my work was compelling and well written which was really

. >> san francisco police and the f.b.i. say alert citizens helped them capture ryan chamberlain without incident. >> good morning, i am eric thomas. >> the san francisco man the target of the nation-wide manhunt wrapped up the first of several court appearances. the f.b.i. found explosives when they raid his apartment. amy hollyfield is at the federal courthouse in san francisco with that story. >>> we are learning more about him. a law enforcement source tells us he did have the materials to put together a bomb, components that need only to be assembled to kill or maim people. they will not tell us what the materials were or what he planned to do with them or why. that could be changing soon. here are some sketches of the 42 -year-old chamberlain in court. his friends and relatives did not want to comment. the prosecution asked the city council to keep the complaint sealed by the judge was hesitant saying the public has a right to know and criticized that authoritied had a press conference this morning but they want to kee

the other important thing to know is that the f.b.i.sealed -- there is -- there are sealed documents against him. what i know from sources back when we were reporting on the benghazi story shortly after the attack is that he is seen in multiple videos at the site. in fact, giving orders to the attackers so there's pretty strong evidence he as a leader was involved in the attack on the benghazi consulate three years ago. jon: jennifer griffin, gret work there. thank you. we'll let you get back and work some sources there as this news is breaking. let's read for you the pentagon statement from rear admiral kirby, the press secretary there. he said i can confirm that on sunday, june 15, that would be father's day, the u.s. military in cooperation with law enforcement personnel captured a key figure in the attacks on the u.s. facilities in benghazi, libya in september 2012. he is in u.s. custody in a secure location outside of libya. there were no civilian casualties related to this operation and all u.s. personnel involved in the operation

and the f.b.i. in the d.i.m.a. and the cia everybody protect them in this virtual tower virtual security. can see what. the final. cut of the desired. board facebook starcom and p.r. you know. well plucky he does what's he going to show you what's the next story of some plot you saw as being in on what did so in terms of the virtual reality in which they live and how they you know people perceive the reality that they're in based on the propaganda i want to look at this article from the economist magazine talking about the united states health care system which many americans will shriek to high heaven that they want this this is the best system in the world we're number one despite all the results showing us the worse well health care fraud in america that is where the money is in america of the scale of medical embezzlement is extraordinary according to donald barrack the ex boss of medicare and medicaid the public health schemes for the old and poor america lost between eighty two billion dollars and two hundred

last week the director of the f.b.i. testified under oath before the judiciary committee that this information is used for prosecution and without a warrant. this amendment is simple.

tonight, what the f.b.i. says they have uncovered&8 here from f san fr apartments has left many people flabbergasted. >> this is the second time inan two months they've had their jaw collectively hit the floor. >> that's how they know chamberlain is reacting. he's the suspect the f.b.i. are searching fr after they found explosive in his san francisco apartment. >> the only thing menacing is that he starts each day being 6'3". >> he's known chamberlain for more than a decade. he says he's aii  skilled polil campaign operative and social media expert. chamberlain worked for a p.r. clinic barbary coast. >> he was involved in what the internet could do to help politicians.j2poy >> chamberlain's web site0á to his communications skills as?t6 pro and sites him with high-profile politicians including gavin newson. >> howard epstein calls the accusations mind boggling. he says chamberlain used to be on the republican sell tral committee before he switched parties. >> i'd say ryan, turn yourself in. don't hurt anybod

the f.b.i. was concerned, i hadn't said at all. >> so, fred, i am having a hard time understanding the motivation here what does the f.b.i. or a da or a local law enforcement gain from falsifying or manipulating evidence to put potentially the wrong person in prison? what's the upside to that? >> i think there is a whole spectrum of human experience there. focus want to be part of the good ol' boy system somebody is sure there is guilt. if you test it scientifically and if the science doesn't support that hypothesis, you are pushed to the side. frankly people have got mortgages, car payments, kids to put through school, all of the normal human frailties that we've got, we go through life with, that lead to, to saw, he must have done something. let's not rock the boat. >> geoff, go ahead. >> what i would like to add, also, is the desire to just rack up another conviction. wanting to move up within the prosecuteo's office on the level of the elected official that will either run for re-election or

he was on the run since saturday when f.b.i. agents found explosive materials in the san francisco apartment. authorities issued a nationwide look out for the media consultant. one man was there for the arrest. they yelled at him to get an arm behind his back and he said he couldn't, and they finally got it around and got him cuffed. >> authorities knew that ryan chamberlain was around tracking the 42-year-old to a bar in the height where he used the a.t.m. and officers had been combing the neighborhood asking then good they saw him. after being taken into custody the bomb squad was called in anding in was found. we are expecting to learn more about this case this morning. the san francisco police department and the f.b.i. will hold a joint muck and ryan chamberlain will be in federal court later this morning. >>> and we have my marry -- primary election news. there are several races we will catch closely including the race for mayor of san jose, five main candidates are competeing to take over for chuck reid, and a former trade

an entrapment marina board now explains how almost ninety five percent of those found guilty by the f.b.i. in a post nine eleven america hundreds of terrorist has played a major orchestrating most of those so-called terror plots in order to exaggerate the domestic threat of muslim extremism when examining the department of justice in list of three hundred ninety nine terrorism cases the study found that ninety four percent of those cases involve preemptive prosecution that's a problem of targeting those who officials deem predisposed to committing crimes before an actual crime is committed in some instances the study finds that defendants were targeted really for their religious affiliations and ideological beliefs in other instances the f.b.i. used it. egypt the markets work to recruit vulnerable individuals moring them with cash and call worst thing that means to carry out a terrorist attack that was set up by the f.b.i. now the federal informant might provide the fake explosives and instruct the defendant on what to do this is otherwise known as. legal but the see for muslims one of th

them with cash and call worsening them into carrying out a terrorist attack that was set up by the f.b.i. now federal informant would provide the fake explosives and instruct the defendant on what to do this is otherwise known as entrapment now the one hundred seventy five page report was released by project salaam a group providing support and legal advocacy for muslims one of the co-authors told me his findings make it difficult to believe in the integrity of the u.s. justice system and federal agencies what they're trying to do was to convince the american public that there is this large army of potential terrorists that they should all be very very scared about they are very much engaged in worldwide surveillance and this surveillance is very valuable to them they can learn an awful lot about all sorts of things and in a sense control it's control issues and to their advantage and the entire legal justification for that depends on their being. war on terror without a war on terror they have no right to do this so they have to keep this war on terror going they have to keep finding pe

just 25 twitter accounts, including the f.b.i., the department of homeland security, and the white house. a religious gathering ended with a sword fight. what was this all about? that's next. >> dubois: these days, sword fights are rare, but there was a serious battle today in india at the sikh religion's holiest it had 67,000 and who is the c.i.a. following? just 25 twitter accounts, including the f.b.i., the department of homeland security, and the white house. a religious gathering ended with a sword fight. what was this all about? that's next. that's next. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit.[x mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. how can a tablet replace your laptop? start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the

portnoy explains how almost ninety five percent of those found guilty were indeed provoked by the f.b.i. . in a post nine eleven america hundreds of muslims have been arrested prosecuted and imprisoned for attempting to carry out terrorist attacks however this study just released finds that the u.s. government has played a major role in orchestrating most of those so-called terror plots in order to exaggerate the domestic threat of muslim extremism when examining the department of justice is a list of three hundred ninety nine terrorism cases the study found that ninety four percent of those cases involve preemptive prosecution that's a practice of targeting those who officials deem predisposed to committing crimes before an actual crime is committed in some instances the study finds that defendants were targeted purely for their religious affiliations and ideological beliefs in other instances the f.b.i. used an agent provocateur work to recruit vulnerable individuals moring them with cash and coursing them into carrying out a terrorist attack that was set up by the f.b.i. now federal