but the f.b.i. working with local agencies were able to make this arrest, and thwart what could have den an amazing disruptive disruption like we haven't seen since san bernardino. the man what he rested was samy mohamed hamzeh. he was 23 years old. he did possess a machine gun and silencer. he was seeking to buy even more equipment. i want to bring in on set charlie curt. charlie, we were going to talk to you about something else. but this is driving the entire national conversation. it's more important than the economy and more important than debt and everything else. when these new items come out i agree with the mayor we should be thrilled and happy, but everyone wonders how many of these are lurking around the corner. >> the expression is issues really matter when it hits your pocketbook. but it matters more when it hits your front lawn, especially your community. there is an implication where you ask how are we going to handle the potential influx of individual in the middle east who want to d

at this time, the f.b.i. officer shot him. >> law enforcement showed great restraint. >> we did everything we could to bring this situation to a peaceful resolution. >> we learned from the f.b.i. lately thursday that they had narrowed their coinment area around the wildlife refuge moving their road blocks to a closer range so locals could get around on the main highways connecting this area. the refuge remains closed with people in it. f.b.i. gettingers are working around the clock to get them out. al jazeera, burns, oregon. >> this morning, investigators in california hope they are close tore finding three escaped inmates. they believe the men are in a white stolen van and have not left the country. there's been another arrest in connection with their escape. >> at this point, there's no confirmation that she brought tools into the jail. she denies having brought the tools. we know that she provided google maps, those type of things to prepare for the escape. >> nearly a dozen people have now been arrested i

tuesday afternoon f.b.i. agents questioned her about julio pino because she reported on him in the past. with their permission she reached out to pino and asked if the allegations were true. >> yes, i did ask and he said he was not involved and is not involved with the islamic state and does not support the organization and is not actively >> denise: dan deroos is joining with us troubling writings of pino. >> dan: take the isis question out of the entire issue and can you look at it. the professor made numerous statements against israelis and against israel. he has done a number of letters, letters to the editor through kent wire, that's really the kent student newspaper. this was a letter to the editor written by the professor. the title letter to a child burnt by fire in gaza. this is basically him saying he was sorry to a little girl burned by fire a hypothetical little girl during squirmishes between palestinians and israelis. forgive me sister if words are all i have to offer to you today. at home i am

put them in the f.b.i. data base. but it is going to take some encouraging from the federal level to get states to play ball. leon: okay. see where it goes from here. scott thuman reporting live for us. maureen? maureen: attending today's white house event was news anchor chris hurst. he was the boyfriend of alison parker. the reporter with a photographer adam ward that were shot and killed by a former coworker live on the air last august. we spoke with hurst outside the white house. while he didn't endorse the president's plan he said something needs to be done. >> i think we need to do something because i think every news room needs to ask the question is gun violence an issue that needs to be reported and meticulously reported and investigated. once you answer thation? that guides you to whether or ll really think that something should be done by the government. maureen: you can see more of the interview with chris hurst on news talk tomorrow morning on newschannel8 at 11:00. leon? leon: today is the fourth day tha

the f.b.i. >> jim: reed cowan has the latest. how does the patriarch say this went down? >> reporter: it is confirmed the man shot dead is lavoy finicum. i'm operating off of two sources of information tonight, first the f.b.i., which has only confirmed arrests. the f.b.i. account, five others online, seven. the bundy family and those close to them offering their account by this audio posted on the post titled witnesses of lavoy's murder. >> they said, reported to spread it to the world, lavoy finicum has been shot, murdered. >> reporter: the voice of cliven bundy, relaying what his daughter-in-law was told by cell phone by her husband, ammon bundy, arrested calling from the back of awe law enforcement car. >> ryan has been shot in the arm. lavoy finicum has been cold blooded murdered. said he was unarmed and they shot him. >> reporter: lavoy finicum, seen in footage days ago, confirmed dead. the f.b.i. saying this all happened when they worked to bring into custody a number of individuals and t

the thief took an f.b.i. badge and credentials and other property be longing to an agent out of the sacramento office. we don't know if the burglar knew it was an f.b.i. vehicle but it was locked and unclear that the guns were in a lock bok or not. authorities are asking residents to check the security camera for evidence. there is a $5000 reward. the f.b.i. is not saying that agent could face nissan shuns. i think this comes as a big embarrassment coming a day after agents proudly showed off the command center for the superbowl and said they were prepared for any threats. now it seems like they can't keep their own guns secured. at this point it is the latest in the string of cases. one gun was stolen last year that led to a killing. and the berkeley police chief has loss guns as well. this is another black eye for law enforcement. >> do we know it is unusual for an agent to keep three guns versus one. is it unusual to have three guns in one vehicle. >> it might be. unclear if they are on or off duty and wha

for the first time the f.b.i. is tracking animal cruelty cases. local law enforcement and animal activists are applauding this move after a year of violent crimes in the bay area. >> you'll remember the dog found tied up and shot near railroad tracks. >> she's come along fine. she gets along with other dogs. >> she's just one of many abused animals in the bay area who captured our heart this past year. 12-pound dog beaten to death her nose cutoff and her back legs beaten and broken. even big powerful horses become victims like these in citrus county. they have been labeled as other in the eyes of the feds until the f.b.i. is collecting data on animal cruelty cases nationwide making it visible available for law enforcement. >> it's been easy for people to commit a crime in one state and then jump states and it takes us often a long time to realize they are in our community or they may not know until they commit another crime. >> scott over sees animal investigations in hillsborough county and looking to the data to identify areas of concern and stu

f.b.i. officials are targeting you right here in the midwest. >> we heard from the mother of a usc student who was thrown off by this when he got a phone call on his cell phone, and he's sharing his story tonight, hoping it will help you avoid falling for the trap. jennifer redding brings us this story. >> he actually made it really believable usc sophomore jordan received a call, the man claiming to be with the f.b.i. forming zimmerman. the bureau was opening an investigation on him for tax he evasion. >> they had a lot of information. f.b.i. field office in columbia, and the caller pressuring him to pay up or he would be arrested. >> he started talking about how i would have to pay a specific way. and if it was the government it would have a more official business to be paid through. >> officials at the f.b.i. field office inolumbia say there are aware of the scam. receiving several similar phone calls from concerned citizens. richland county officials warned if you receive the type of sus

the f.b.i. has released videos that led to the death of-- of a stop that led to the death of one. >> reporter: the f.b.i. says it released this video to dispel the issue around the death of lavoy finicum. two vehicles are seen stopping at the roadblock established by oregon state troopers. lavoy finicum is driving the white pick-up. militia leader ammon bundy is a passenger in the jeep. if you look carefully, one person can be seen in the lower right of the screen with his hands in the air. nearly four minutes passed while the agents demands that the others surrender. then lavoy finicum speeds off >> there is a spike strip across the road but lavoy finicum missed it as he attempted to drive around the roadblock. he nearly hits an f.b.i. agent as he maneuvers to the left. the truck gets stuck. >> reporter: that's when lavoy finicum gets outs and reaches towards his jacket where according to the f.b.i. he was carrying a weapon. state police opened fire. >> we did everything we could to bring this

f.b.i. for the plot that investigators say could have been worse than the attack in california. >>> this tower camera shot is a live look of downtown orlando as we continue to track storms that could cause localized flooding and parts of central florida. certified meteorologist brian shields has the latest from severe weather center 9. >> a busy start to the day. the first round of rain and storms moved by during the drive and we are covering that this morning around 6:00, 7 mac. -- 7 o'clock. lake eola you can see low visibility and raindrops are falling and cloudy skies. that's what we have with spotty showers. to the southwest is where heavy weather is and we are tracking no warnings but tracking severe weather to the south of us. palm beach toward fort lauderdale area near coconut creek that did damaged it more pictures on wftv.com and facebook page. high risk of severe weather and our southern zones or south side should say today. we have a low-end risk of severe weather. more stable th

local time the f.b.i. and organ state police conducted an operation and they confronted a caravan of militia members on a highway outside of the wildlife refuge. it appears that ammon bundy along with several other members were on their way to a community meeting nearby when the f.b.i. stopped them on a highway, a gun fight erupted. five militia memberss were taken into custody, including the leader, mr bundy, another militia member was shot but only had minor injuries. a sixth person, a militia member who has not been officially identified yet by the f.b.i., but who was killed. that is significant because finnecum was the number two person ride behind ammon bundy he was often the spokesperson for the group. so five arrested there, one killed. simultaneously the f.b.i. arrested two more militia members in another area. they have all been charged with conspiracy, a federal crime, to impede law enforcement officers. it is unclear if this was an organized f.b.i. operation or if they just happened to be in the

. >> the f.b.i. investigating a college professor tonight in ohio. >> still to come tonight, the potential ties he might have to isis that have raised a red flag. >> you may remember this fiery scene on new year's eve in dubai. information revealed today about what may have ignited that inferno. >> making wishes come true for a today is the strong p since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. p that was dr. stanley pearle's and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. >> right now at 5:30, a professor at kent state university in ohio is at the focus of an f.b.i. investigation. investigators want to know if he has potential ties to isis. >> the associate professor under f.b.i. investigation for possible ties to isis. also known as assad teaches latin america and third world broke the story. >> i read

what we are looking at, what the f.b.i. is looking at is the relationship between hillary clinton's time at the state department, bill clinton's speeches, the clinton foundation and what may or may not have gone through. when everybody else was looking at it, now it's becoming more. >> this is the commingling of money and power with her personal life versus what she was dwoght united states of mayor what with her position there. which set up an email server it's assumed it's to protect or hide something. moist' not just one issue. but the thing as they build up. this is something americans understand. this is problems with power and power corrupting. charles: the person who helped break this catherine herridge of fox news, our washington correspondent is on with us now. catherine we are glad to have you. first of all, give us the details on this and let us know what hillary clinton had to say about it today. catherine herridge based on our reporting and this came to us through three intelligence sources. these are three dif

at this hour, the f.b.i. is now leading this investigation. >> it's weird how this just suddenly happened. >> reporter: emergency responders scrambling to arlington high school before 9:00 am after a chilling >> for a backpacks so explode in the school and that any surviving students exiting 9 building would be shot. >> reporter: it was a threat that first led to the evacuation of the school before classes were canceled for the rest of the day. >> we made the decision to evacuate from abundance of caution. we know other schools have received similar threats today. >> reporter: it turns out according to the state police a total of 15 schools in massachusetts vao receive dunstable middle school. >> it's scary and i want to be with my kids. >> reporter: sky 7 h.d.with a look at the disruption caused in waltham. newton north high school and tewksbury high as well. all this follows seven other school threats around the state last friday leaving students on edge and angry. >> people think this is funny. lot of peop

still to come this morning here >> dana: f.b.i. fire. the f.b.i. releases video showing the last seconds of lavoy's life. f.b.i. officers say they were forced to shoot him dead in oregon. more on this in moments. >> kim: we have a robber versus a bank manager and we have who came out on top of this tussle headed your way. >> dana: speedo. a major athlete behind that curtain at a college basketball game. we show you who is behind that curtain and why they were hiding coming up. >> dana: 6:30 on this friday morning and the cuteness factor through the roof. >> kim: look how cute they are. they are very important because they may play a role in who wins the upcoming puppy bowl. don't have to give them treats for them to do exactly what you want. >> dana: just having a great time. a play date. >> kim: kendall is along for the play date and we'll take you there in just a bit. >> dana: we want to take you to the skies above las vegas this morning. beautiful sunrise but things have been ugly on the local roads. >> tom: we started off with a fatality accide

the f.b.i.they wanted to end this peacefully but they were criticized by local officials and the governor saying they were being too passive. it all changed last night. >> let me be clear. it's the actions and choices of the armed occupiers of the refuge that has led to us where we are today. they had ample opportunity to leave the refuge peacefully. and as the f.b.i. and our partners have clearly demonstrated, actions are not without consequences. report report other major development is the arrest of the leaders of this group of occupiers, including among bundy who is the leader of the group. there was also a shooting and one of the protesters was killed in that shooting. there are rumors that lavoy finicum, the rancher who was shot had his hands up at the time he was shot. finicum was very vocal about his rights and he frequently said he would never allow himself to be arrested. president. the new leader of the occupation said he's staying there with others and they will not leave until their

with the f.b.i.'s permission she reached out to pino for an interview and asked him if the allegations were true. >> yes, i did ask. he said he is not involved with the islamic state. he said he doesn't support them as an organization and he says he is not actively recruiting students or anyone on camp us to join. >> reporter: pino teaches two classes at kent state university and i stopped by his offices and was told he is not on campus. shanice dunning, cleveland 19. >> dan: part of our job at cleveland 19 we want to take a look who pino is. we even have his resume. what you are about to see here, he is extremely educated. at the university of california and he has his master of history in arts from u.c.l.a. and bachelor of arts also from u.c.l.a. extremely, extremely educated in the area of history. when we start looking at the different classes he has taught at kent state university, will you see a lot of south america, early latin america classes modern latin america, history of brazil. history of

second later the f.b.i. says finicum pulled over recklessly and disobeying orders gets out hand up, but here the video shows him reaching for something in his coat. second later he is shot dead, the f.b.i. saying he had a loaded gun in his pocket. >> this man was as good a man as ever on earth and those killed him in cold blood. >> reporter: that's cliven bundy speaking to news 3 monday. his son ammon was arrested. this video shows finicums hand go down and into his coat. perhaps reason why the f.b.i. surprised everyone by releasing see. through their attorney, ammon bundy and his wife say? >> we are done with the culture of force. we are done with the government pointing guns at us to enforce their will upon the people. this is not liberty and this is not america. >> bundy views his arrest as phase two of his expaws will take that cause up in court. remains a top story on our website, news3lv.com. you can catch up on our coverage there and continue to follow further developments. >> jim: a developing story

the burglar took guns from the locked f.b.i. vehicle. authorities are asking residents to check their vehicles for evidence. this is the latest in a series of break-ins where guns be longing to local, state and federal officers have been stolen from their cars. the most serious incident of course is the july killing of kay styley at pier 14 in san francisco with a gun belonging to a federal bureau of land management ranger. the gun was allegedly fired by a man in the country illegally. >>> no officer wants to have their gun taken away and to be used in the future and it is horrendous and guilt that they have to live with. if we could take the extra precaution, if you can't take it with you, put it in a locked container and make sure it is secure and the container is locked in the vehicle. >> another incident in august. police chief margo bennett had her gun, badge and diamond ring and electronics taken as she went jogging at lake isabelle and five days later a hayward officer assigned to a regional task force had his gun stolen. another

the f.b.i.xpands their investigation of hillary clinton's emails with an intersection between the clinton foundation and the state department which could violate election laws. arthur aidala. >> now they are investigating and there is some teeth to this. while she was secretary of state, certain contracts were given out, and the people who got those contracts made some huge donation to the clinton foundation. any indication there this is a quid pro quo for the first time. the criminal defense attorney lives in this world? i'm thinking it's in the realm of possibility. the united states southern general loretta lynch sits down with the president of the united states and says i know this is insane, but we really may have the leading in the presidential contendser having committed a real federal crime regarding public corruption. if you go on the f.b.i. website their number one agenda item right now is public corruption. kennedy: if you are her defense attorney giving her crown counsel throughout t

the f.b.i. is now the lead agency, looking into the person or people responsible for these threats that are being made. as we come back live. you can see, again, these are tewksbury... we should say these are methuen high school students who are basically going to the front of the elementary school here, picking up the backpacks that they were told to leave on the ground there. they were checked out and cleared by the state police bomb squad that was here earlier. and now, according to the school superintendent, they are letting the high school students leave for the day. again, out of an abundance of caution here. nobody is taking any chances. as you heard the school superintendent say, this is frustrating for them. it is frustrating for the superintendents and also for law enforcement agencies all across the state right now. that is why the f.b.i. is searching for the person or the people responsible for all of this. that is the latest live in cooper, 7 news. >> christa: we are preparing for a

one person was killed and one was hurt and several others were arrested in a standoff between the f.b.i., oregon state police and armed anti-government activists last night. ammon bundy and his supporters are protesting what they describe as government outreach on federal lands. dan simon reports. >> more than three weeks after armed militia took over a federal wildlife refuge in oregon, a deadly shoot-out between militia members and police. >> yesterday, the f.b.i. with our partners took the first steps to bring this occupation to a conclusion. >> group leader ammon bundy and seven others were arrested tuesday night after the f.b.i. and oregon state police pulled them over on the way to a meeting with community residents. and suffered minor wounds. a spokesman for the occupiers was killed. >> it's time for everybody in this illegal occupation to move on. there doesn't have to be bloodshed in our community. >> bundy's father says his son called him from the back of a police cruiser moments after the shoot-out. >> my son ryan had been shot in the arm. la voi finicum, they cold-blooded ki

the f.b.i. arrested him last april, they believe he knows something about the legendary art heist in 1990. his attorney claims the weapons charge is an attempt to squeeze him for information. >> a new documentary is focused on the life and death of james foley. the new hampshire native was kidnapped back in 2012. he was executed by isis in 2014. the documentary titled the james foley story will debut at sundance later this month. it airs on hbo in february. >> a high school basketball coach accused of getting violent with a ref during a game. new 59:30, what's happening to that coach tonight. >> also, an update on the man accused of giving guns to the san bernardino shooters as he appeared before a judge. >> showing off in a new big for women's wear. >> we want to take back to our breaking news. a traffic mess in milford. a truck fire shut down several lanes of 495 south. one lane as you see has reopened. traffic is moving slowly but incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 le

he should be getting f.b.i. guys in the those cities going after gainings killing our minority kids withle illegal guns. he don't know what to do. what can i do at the end of my term, let me try to do this. this is ridiculous. he was get lower receipt ra young or whatever her name is -- i know what her name is -- i'm being funny, you know who i'm talking about. >> it's been interesting watching the police chief saying we don't have the response time for this. the best response to crime is an armed citizenry. >> i think there is an argument to be made something has to be done and i think the president is grasping at straws. i think he's look at something that will be legal. charles: at this second we have breaking news. we have details. the guidelines on this executive action the atf clarifying anyone selling guns must get a license. anyone. it doesn't matter if you are selling them online, at a gun show, at a store. the legality of that? >> in 2013 after sandy hook president obama took 23 executive actions. that

the former f.b.i. agent was prison. he has mounted several appeals in the case and legal experts say his appeal to the florida supreme court was his last hope. again the court deciding today it will not hear his case. in the newsroom, i'm cheryl fiandaca. >> adam: also breaking isis confirming that jihady john is dead. they say he was killed in an air strike last year. he was seen in several of the execution videos including one that showed the brutal murder of journalist james foley. will update you when more information becomes available. >> kim: also on 7 bone chilling out there today. wicked winds, too, nation hard to be outside. without a hat and gloves. the frigate feeling should subside tomorrow. >> adam: of course we're all waiting to learn more about a possible weekend storm. meteorologist jeremy reiner is here with more. >> reporter: i can't wait to learn as well. 20s and 30s those are the winds gusting 25, 35, wind chills down to the single numbers. it feels like 7 in boston, worcester feels like 1. you have

. >>> f.b.i. now releasing the take down with one of the oregon occupiers dead. >>> and sounding the alarm the new warnings about the zika virus and fears of how many people may become infected. ♪ making their final arguments before the iowa caucuses, the republican presidential candidates took to the stage in des moines last night but attention was on the one person who was not there, welcome to your world this morning, i'm stephanie sy. >> and i'm delve and we are three days away from the first contest in the election itself and trying hard to focus on issues but as al jazeera tells us their attention kept turning back to the frontrunner. >> reporter: i'm an maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and ben you are a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> the big elephant wasn't in the room but it didn't stop them from taking shots at the missing frontrunner. >> i miss donald trump and he was a frontrunner and had a loving relationship

the f.b.i. a day after they showed off the command at the superbowl and now they can't seem to get a hold of their guns. it happened on the mccall drive in a residential neighborhood in bafisha earlier. a burglar took everything of value including two 40 caliber handguns and a glock 22 and a 45 caliber handgun. the thief took an f.b.i. badge and credentials and other property be long to go to bureau. we don't know if the burglar knew it was an f.b.i. vehicle or not but it was locked and we don't know if the guns were in a lockbox. authorities are asking residents to check the cameras for evidence. there's a $5000 reward for information. the f.b.i. is also not saying frank if the agent could face sanctions. >> henry does it seem like this is happening more often or is it just being reported? >> i know i uncovered a couple instances that the cops would not want out in the public. unclear it is happening more but people more sensitive to the subject with the kay case that killed with a bureau of la

. >> thanks >>> tonight the f.b.i. is moving to put an end to the armed occupation of an immediate ral wildlife rev-- federal wildlife refuge. it has been sealed by officials. eight of the protesters were arrested including their leader. one person was killed. our correspondent is in burns with more. >> reporter: another interesting and significant development tonight. in recent weeks we've heard the governor of oregon is the occupiers here to give up and go home. we've seen the sheriff of the county ask them to give up and go home. we've seen people in the city of burns tell them to give up and go home. now ammon bundy, the leader of the people, is telling them to give up and go home saying through his attorney in portland today it is time to stand down. this is in the courts now. we will take it from here. go home and hug your families. so far we haven't got word of any significant movement out of that refuge, which is about 30 miles south of town. this isn't quite wrapped up yet. law enforcement tightens the perimet

today the stock prices of smith and wesson doubled on the news that the f.b.i. completed a record 23 million background checks last year. stern ruder and company saw shares rise on the news. the same can't be said for the market overall. the dow tumbled 460 points at the opening bell after stocks crashed in china overnight. the cause is the flare-up intentions between the saudi arabia and iran. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 saw similar losses. alison: new tonight a patient's -- maureen: new tonight, a patient's death at the medstar washington center is ruled a homicide. 74-year-old james mcbride died after a struggle with the hospital security guards. stephen tschida explains what went wrong and the changes now made. stephen: it went down september 29. 74-year-old james mcbride walked out of med staffer wearing only his gown. nurse caught up with him. then an altercation erupted with the two security guards. mcbride was pushed or shoved to the ground. he hit with such force it proved fatal. today months later they ruled it a homicide. blunt force injury of neck, sp

f.b.i. agent who disappeared in iran. kt mcfarland will break it down for us.pike lee and others say they are planning a boycott of the oscars. hillary clinton snuggling up to potus. the bernie sanders still gaining ground on her, and the newest monmouth mol, hillary has a 15-point lead over sanders, less than half of what she had a month ago. a lot can happen in a month and a lot can happen with our party and when we decide to party. julie banderas is here, a fox news correspondent, and andy levy, the father of her third child and co-host of red. >> i. so julie banderas. am i right? bill obviously got thumped and thwarted, has she moved on? >> i don't understand why? he hasn't even endorsed her as a frontrunner. he hasn't endorsed her as a potential president. his obama care, she says it's the greatest thing. his involvement in syria and bashar al-assad and how he wants to continue to support hip. his deal in iran which make america look weak. all of these three things. probably three of the biggest issues coming up in this election she is back. why would peop

two f.b.i. informants say he also had plans to travel to the west bank in october to attack israeli soldiers. hamzeh is charged with receiving and possessing a firearm not registered to him. a freak accident is under investigation on route 128 in lexington. a tire flying off of a pick-up truck killing a man driving in a car on the other side of the highway. released, police only saying that he is from lexington. no word on any charges against the 19-year-old woman behind the wheel of the pick up. randy: a billerica woman has died after this crash in tewksbury. police say the 66-year-old crashed yesterday afternoon into a pile of rocks and a tree on shawsheen street. and no other vehicles were involved. police say it's unclear what caused the crash. several boston students are facing discipline amid concern over racism at schools. they are protesting how minority students are treated at the school. students have been disciplined for using threatening or racial erika: the bruins head into the all

meanwhile, the f.b.i. is looking for this woman suspected of robbing jewelry states in several states including here in south carolina. the f.b.i. believes the woman robbed a jared's store at an outlet mall in north carolina on monday. officials say the lavish lifter tends to rob outlet stores tying up salespeople at gun point before stealing watches and diamonds. investigators estimate she's made off with nearly $400,000 in jewelry. well, get ready for a taste of south carolina's cuisines. restaurant week kicks off today. food lovers have a chance to sample new restaurants or visit old favorites at a great value. and help local businesses while you're at it. >> it helps boost our sales and provides a great value to the customer coming in and generally, it's great for business. it's always been great for business. >> i can imagine. we have a full list of participating restaurants on our website, abccolumbia.com. well, if you're looking for something to wash down all that grub, you're in luck. the world bee

pino is likely to be the most talk about person on campus after the f.b.i. revealed they have been investigating him for the past year and a half for alleged ties to ice us and for trying to recruit students. despite everything going on dr. pino did not cut his class time short. after class was over i caught up with students who said they would talk to me if i didn't show faces. >> right now he is doing his job. >> i spoke to two seniors who felt pino was professional didn't address f.b.i. allegations or mention media outside his door. >> he is not letting this interfere with him teaching us, i just wanted a good grade. >> reporter: pino is no stranger to controversy. in 2011 he shouted death to israel with a former israeli diplomat. >> anything in the past bother you as a student? >> no comment. >> reporter: when asked whether the outspoken professor should be allowed to teach at kent students say they are waiting for more answers. >> nothing is improved. >> and i feel safe and our president said there's nothing to worry about and there's no concern. >> rep

so if you have the f.b.i. director and the director of the department of homeland security saying there are risks and concerns about refugees coming from syria to the united states, i would say we ought to listen to them. so i hope our colleagues across the aisle will reconsider their at least reported plans to block this legislation. we vote on it at 2:30. there is plenty of time to talk more about it, have discussions about maybe there is a path forward. but if, in fact, ultimately what happens is that there is a filibuster and our friends across the aisle decide to block this american safe act, they have decided -- if they decide to do that -- and again, i hope they don't -- i don't think we're doing our job here or protecting -- doing everything in our power to enhance the public safety. so with that, i would yield the floor. mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the assistant democratic leader. mr. durbin: thank you, mr. president. the year was 1939. the nazis were in control in germany. krist

the affidavit said the f.b.i. was tipped off last august when and asked about buying $16,000 worth of ammunition. that included grenades, gas masks and rockets. then last week muso met with an weapons dealer. he told the agent he was part a group of people who wanted to, quote, bring forth the original constitution, and that's why he needed the ammunition. he was arrested yesterday, and charged with violating a federal firearms law. we'll have more on this coming up at 6:00. 9. josh: a convicted sex offender's sentence could be reduced now that the new hampshire supreme court has cleared the judge in the case to change his mind. kristen carosa is live in our lakes region bureau with the developments in this case. reporter: the judge first considered reducing the sentence in 2014. now the supreme court says he with make adjustments if he wants to. at a review hearing today judge garfunkel heard from both the the victim in this case. joshua baud of wakefield was convicted in 2014 of sexually assaulting a then 7-year

clinton was not the focus of the f.b.i. investigation and his words were it was not trending in that direction. i can tell you our contacts at the f.b.i. and justice department have their backs up over what josh earnest said today. number one they say josh earnest has no clearance so no visibility into the f.b.i. investigation full stop. they also see this as part of a worrying pattern when you consider the president said wrongly that there were no national security implication to the mrs. clinton's emails only to find out the f.b.i. director james comey was not briefing him. there is a lot of i guess distress here in washington over the white house comments. and how they could be deemed to have a very political nature, charles. charles: catherine herridge, thank you very much. you have been so great on this. it's an amazing story and washington, d.c. will be abuzz this weekend. let me go to you first michael. you worked in the intelligence community before. again i think it's important that audience understand the nature o

the f.b.i. and deputies have not elaborated on what happened in the moments just before, only to say -- >> we worked to ensure that we could do so peacefully and safely. >> reporter: protesters first toe wildlife refuge outside burns, oregon back on january 2. but now we've learned they may b they moved in. >> i've been working on a peaceful resolution to this problem since november 5. >> reporter: the sheriff was emotional several times as he spoke to reporters. ward and federal authorities end this occupation peacefully. >> we don't arm up and rebell. we work through the appropriate channels. this can't happen any more. this can't happen in america, and it can't happen in harney county. >> jim: apparently it is not happening tonight. it looks like those who have been occupying the last 24 hours are on their way out. like we said at the top of this news report, some of them have been arrested, others have been allowed to go home. >> jessica: exactly those words now read please go home, strong w

the former f.b.i. agent was sentenced to 40 years in prison. he was trying to appeal but the state supreme court was his last chance. >> adam: we're following a developing story. many of the kids had to go the f.b.i. is involved trying to figure out if they're all connected. jadiann thompson at our breaking news definitely with more. >> reporter: today's event leaving many students on edge. more than a dozen schools in the region were dealing with bomb threats including arlington, billerica, groton and plymouth. just a few to speak of. all of those you see on the scene there. arlington high school evacuated before classes began. cancelling classes for the day. state police say 15 schools received threats today in the state of massachusetts. police inspected all the schools and the didn't find anything suspicious, that is the silver lining. jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> kim: breaking news from the patriots. line backer mayo is done for the season. the team put him on injured reserve. joe amorosino with details on mayo. >> reporter: it's not as bi

the f.b.i. is collecting data on animal cruelty cases nationwide making it available to local law enforcement. >> it's been easy to commit a crime in one state. once they get out of jail they jump states and it takes us eloping time to realize they know until they commit a crime. >> scott over sees animal investigations in hillsborough county. he'll be looking to identify areas of concern and study crime pattern. >> this crime sometimes helps with other crimes and it may be hard to track it early on. >> she may not understand but her caretakers hope she won't have any more pain. >> they understand emotion. they can sense your feelings. >>> this time for weather and traffic on the 8s this morning and it is a chilly one. we had storms come through yesterday and it was associated with a cold front that certainly brought in the colder air. 45 degrees at 8 this morning. we won't see intense wind gusts but it will be breezy throughout the day. speaking of winds they are coming right out of the north s

the f.b.i. and state police stopped vehicles carrying several protestors about 20 miles north of the wildlife center they've been occupying for almost a month. it ended with a shootout and several members of the movement arrested, including leader ammon bundy. bundy's brother ryan was shot and injured. family members say group spokesman was shot dead. he was a rancher who had taken on the role of speaking for the group. >> tell them to come and serve the warrant right here. >> he put up numerous votes on is you tube page and found the occupation earlier this month with al jazeera. >> this grievance that they're dealing with here is widespread throughout the west. this is not going away. >> the armed protestors seized the wildlife refuge january 2 demanding federal lands be turned back over to local ranchers, at word spread of the arrests, those still in the compound went on line, calling for reinforcements. >> we need all patriots to get here as soon as possible. >> ammon bundy had been talking

the f.b.i. says one more person has left the refuge. but four people still remain in the standoff. agents say they want to the remaining protesters to leave the area peacefully. >> christa: new at noon, the family of the marine killed in hawaii is thanking the kplunt community for their support. christopher orlando and 11 other marines are presumed dead. midair in hawaii. no survivors were found. orlando was 23 years old. his family arrived in massachusetts. and they were given a police escort to hingham. people in town lined the streets. and waved flags to show support for the family. today they issued a letter saying in part "we were deeply moved by the tremendous show of support upon our return to massachusetts. the people of all ages who lined the streets, holding christopher and us will be etched in our minds forever." "richard and linda orlando." >> sarah: we will update on the breaking news now. jonathan hall live in somerville with more on the arrest of the escaped jon? >> reporter: yeah

the evidence includes f.b.i. interviews, search warrants, and dna reports. >>> a freak accident on the highway in lexington. a tire flying off a pickup truck and smashing into a car, killing the driver inside. kate her really is live at the scene. ka -- kate merrill is live at the scene. kate? to notify the family of this horrific crash. on edge. >> reporter: there isn't much left of the toyota camry crushed by a flying car that unexpectedly flew into the northbound lane of 128 and lexington on tuesday. the man behind the wheel was killed. >> i'm standby it. i think it's craze -- i'm stunned by it. i think it's crazy. >> it's scary, yeah. >> reporter: the drivers nearby that saw the crash just had no idea how tragic it was. >> i never in a thousand years would have guessed it was a tire that flew across. the chances of that happening are probably even less than getting struck by lightning. that's pretty scary. >> reporter: the tire came from the southbound side off of this truck driven by a 19-year-old woman. >>

the f.b.i. just released its video. the video shows the boy nearly run over an agent and then barrelling towards a police barricade. crashed his truck into the snow. initially, he gets out with his hands in the air surrounded by troopers. but then, he reaches toward his jacket. we're stopping the video just before he's shot and killed. the f.b.i. says he had a 9 millimeter gun in that pocket. the number of armed occupiers is down to just a handful of people who are willing to leave if they're not prosecuted. >> in just a few hours, virginia lawmakers introduce a major compromise on the commonwealth. it includes concessions from democrats and republicans. explaining what it will mean for gun owners and gun buyers. david? >> good evening, jim. you might say that virginia lawmakersre pifliving up to the commonwealth's slogan, finding common ground when it comes to gun laws. they're calling this a mile stone. and we do expected a press conference to be held tomorrow to make this official announcement. but we want to show yo

we've also learned that the f.b.i. has requested the faa put a no fly zone in the wildlife refuge right over the area where that headquarters is where those few remaining occupiers are holding out. that no fly zone is in place now >>> thank you for that. today the city of ferg son, a year has passed since the protest. our correspondent reports the tentative seeks to prevent arrests and safeguard the civil rights of residents >> reporter: the city here needed to get this agreement in place or risk being sued by the department of justice and that could have resulted in millions of dollars worth of fines. the city has been under fire for the last 17 months for the way it handled the michael brown shiting - shall shooting for the way it handled protests after that shooting and also the way it has handled african-americans in the community over the last several years. some of the highlights of the agreement include the expanded use of body cameras. all police and jailors who come into contact with the public must be wearing

local reports suggest the f.b.i. are sending reinforcements to the wildlife refuge that some people still occupy. the group has been at the site near the city of burn since the beginning of january. the takeover began in support of two farmers ordered to go to jail for setting fire to government land. the occupation later became about landownership. the armed protestors accuse the government of illegally seizing land from farmers in the area of the decades and demanded that it be returned to local control. gabriel has been monitoring from new york and sends this report. >> it appears that a car van of militia members had left the wildlife refuge and were on their way to some sort of a community meeting. details are still unclear but at some point on a rural highway outside of the refuge is when f.b.i. and local law enforcement officials confronted these militia members. that's when a gunfight ensued. five militia members arrested and the key point is that amman bundy was one of the five arrested. the militia member k

the defense took issue with the f.b.i.'s decision not to record audio no notes have been released but the defense said agents questioned tsarnaev about how and where the bombs were made. his beliefs about islam and u.s. foreign policy as well as his sports activities, future career goals and school history. the newly released documents also include search warrants of tsarnaev's dorm room. police officers collected these items including a sample of a reddish brown powder in the presence of the f.b.i. whom they had invited into the room. items included a pizza box, a notebook, a book called muslims in the west, articles of clothing, a book called soldiers of god, personal documents and school records. in one of the documents, the defense's ongoing concerns about publicity in this case is revealed. they talk about asking for a delay or a mistrial in the penalty phase because of all the publicity surrounding the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. live at the federal courthouse, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the final c

heat report f.b.i.adite a man from south africa accused of preying on hundreds of children in america. the feds say a common piece of technology gave him easy access to his victims. reporter: the f.b.i. and south african police say anthony evans persuaded hundreds of young children, mostly americans, to perform sex acts which he secretly recorded with their web cams. women annen against child abuse says evans specifically preyed on american children. >> all the children in anthony evans' case are from the u.s.a. we believe it's closer to 1,000 minors who have been involved. reporter: the f.b.i. reports another thousand children worldwide have been coerced to touch themselves inappropriately at home without their parents knowing by maish americans off rating one other child porn website. the f.b.i. traced the pedophiles in america and south africa. he pretended to be a teenaged girl. some of the children, mostly girls, all between 8-13 were tricked into multiple sex acts. the videos distributed to pedoph