but the f.b.i.irector james comey says, i'm not familiar with the term "security inquiry," we are conduct an investigation. that's what we do. by says he does feel pressure to finish quickly though he wants to do it well. i love the not familiar line. it goes to show he's so sick of the terms that she makes up, trying to pull the jedi mind trick in a very, very serious matter. >> you have interactions with the law, that's what i do. i get pulled over, i tell my kids, i'm just chatting with the police here. you have got to play hopscotch with the cops. >> it's a wobble test. kennedy: why is he talking about this external pressure to finish? >> i think there is a very serious concern among people who feel like -- kennedy: tell me everything. >> we have an election here. there is a woman running for the highest office in the country, and quite frankly in the world, who has potential f.b.i. indictments looming and people feel they are entitled to know what's going to happen before november rolls around.

david lee miller tells us that f.b.i. agents searched a suspected house yesterday. >> f.b.i. agents scouring this home in a quiet connecticut neighborhood. it belongs to 9-year-old mobster robert jentill. >> he laughed and stated that they ain't going to find nothing. nothing. n-o-t-h-i-n-g. >> authorities believe he has about the largest art heist. >> the f.b.i. has interviewed him. they have done a lie detector test on him that he has failed. >> taking place at isabella stewart museum back in 1990. two men dressed as police officers telling guards that they were looking in reports of a disturbance. the thieves walked out with 13 pieces of art worth half a billion dollars and the pair taking the security tapes. >> people are feeling confidence that there will be a positive resolution to this. >> the art has never been recovered and includes works by rembrandt and monet genitalis behind bars and the 3 are time authorities have searched his home. >> he has maintained adamantly that he doesn't know where the artist. he tried to sell it but the deal fell through. >> they have tu

f.b.i. investigators are getting close enough to the former secretary of state and her private service debacle that she released her own secret weapon. >> they said we want to see all your emails. she said they don't belong to me, they flongt state department. this is. >> game. judge -- judge napolitano: bill clinton is dismissing the scandal about her private email server as a game. she failed to protect state secrets in 2,200 instances while she was secretary of state. she received a two-hour tutorial from f.b.i. agents on the proper care and handling of state secrets before she swore an oath to protect them as secretary of state. she across manied she had an obligation to recognize and protect information on the basis of its sensitive fayture and not whether they bore classified warning or not. the department of justice referred to it investigation of mrs. clinton as a law enforcement proceeding that was the first public acknowledgment by the justice department. that it's investigating cr

the f.b.i.ortedly interviewed huma abedin and now they are expected to set a date to interview the democratic frontrunner herself. we have the latest details for you on that next. charles: the f.b.i., they have interviewed top hillary clinton aide huma abedin on clinton's use of private servers. there is a report out that says the f.b.i. may interview hillary clinton as early as next week. how will this impact her campaign. kirsten, let me start with you. she may have something bigger than a campaign to worry about. >> it's fascinating the timing of this. we are kind of getting toward the end. the report came out today, but she was interviewed about a month ago, huma was. it could would up right around the convention when all this is coming to a head. but for democrats. they are on her side, they are on her team. as far as affecting her campaign it won't do very much good. charles: clinton says there is top secret and wink wink top secret. here is my theory. i think they want to get it out of th

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just imagine if there is an f.b.i. investigation compound with all the other problems hillary has. >> hillary is also under investigation. that's usually brushed away, and there is a linkage with the clinton global initiatives. the polls show trends. the big story is not that he's ahead, but that she has lost a double-digit lead. she is in denial. she mentioned on meet the press that shement take these things -- that she doesn't take these things seriously, but she took it seriously when she was ahead. her team will be taking note of this and adjusting to reality. part of this is to tell the voters, we are fine. voters continued to wanted to be with the winner. if they see blood in the water they will move away. we don't even have the general election started yet and she is already in defensive mode. >> she is in defensive mode because of this pesky with guy bernie sanders. the democratic 35r9y built itself this giant well terrell utopia where they promise you everything for free. >> he upped the ante and she had to me

coming up, the f.b.i.'to hillary clinton's server is getting so intense an aide walked out of the interview. anthrax tells me why he's anthrax tells me why he's disgusted with this anthrax tells me why he's disgusted with this thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. kennedy: investigators reportedly brought up a topic hillary clinton's aide cheryl mills was told would be off limit and mills and her lawyer fled the room before ultimately returning to continue the interrogation. what's with all the drama? what a crazy thing this is. it seems we are closing in on the end of the investigation. is cheryl mills the second bigg

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we were working with a former f.b.i. investigator and we set up a motel room with a board on it and started printing out the names and dossiers and photographs and tried to identified patterns and canvassed the country. >> rose: what parent did you find -- what pattern did you find? >> we identified a cell. there was a family group that had become radicalized in the united states. we identified a 16th i.s.i.s. member who wasn't even on our list, and what happened was this husband and wife got together and became increasingly radicalized, and then they brought in their -- her little brother, and then the three of them traveled overseas, and the f.b.i. consistently, we found, didn't respond to clues. people in the community knew, people in their families knew what was happening to them, that they were becoming more and more dangerous and radicalized. >> rose: so what did the f.b.i. do and what did you do that they hadn't done? >> these documents were from 2013 and 2014, so these were people, americans and others, who had l

bill: why not the f.b.i.? why you? >> the f.b.i.eed to do and some of these interviews the f.b.i. is talking about just reportedly just interviewed huma abedin. report of that came shortly after we were told we could talk to huma abedin. the f.b.i. has a criminal investigation. we are trying to figure out, did the agency subvert the law, did ms. clinton take document improperly out of the agency? and where are the documents the american people have the right to see. hillary clinton only turned in half the emails she took with her. one of the things we are going to do, was foia subverted, the open record law, and if it was, can we get the document that were looked at. i don't even know if the f.b.i. has gotten them. the judge suggested he may subpoena them. bill: the judge is emmett sullivan. what do you think huma abedin knows about this server and email system. >> miss and continue was the only person mrs. clinton told under oath had an emailened the system. and continue was reviewing and talking to mrs. clinton about all sort of t

>> the f.b.i.terview a senior justice department official says that they've gotten better, that they are preventing more americans from leaving this country to try an join isis, that the number of americans and other foreign nationals who are going to join the so-called islamic state has gone down. but, of course, of course there's a flip side to that. if the u.s. law enforcement in general is better at locking the door and keeping them from going to join isis, well, that means you've locked them inside this country, and they're here. >> rose: josh sapin is the present c.e.o. of amc networks. he is the man who put on television "mad men," "breaking bad" and "the walking dead." he was an early champion of video on demand. his newest centur "take five" will debut on sundance's web site. the first installments focus qoaz of social justice. >> so we have a new streaming service that's not a cable tv channel -- >> and who doesn't well it it's true. hbo does it, hulu does it. >> that took care of the ex

but we know that the vast right wing conspiracy has extended to the f.b.i. now. obama's f.b.i. he has this weird metaphor about how they changed the speed limit and it's like getting a ticket for the old speed limit. kennedy: someone on twitter made the proper analogy that she owns the dmv. she is making the speed limit. this is such a 90s play, having her husband go out there and be more aggressive. >> it will work with the intended audience which is the media. they are trying to say don't treat it seriously otherwise you will be a pawn in the evil nasty republicans' vast right-wing conspiracy. that came to say monica lewinsky was lying. that didn't work out so well. it has been used over and over again. but republicans contribute by overreaching and overhoping this will be the one to help them out. kennedy: malia is going to harvard, but after a gap year. is the new daughter kicking off a trend? he will add red states over a hillary clinton and her minions. [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our busines

the f.b.i. and the u.s. are probably the two remaining government institutions that a lot of people have credit for. even if the d.o.j. does not decide to prosecute. i think the fact that you have a criminal referral that the f.b.i. is saying we believe that crimes were committed by hillary clinton. i think it is a difficult thing politically for her to overcome. bill: you have also said, if you look at what's motivating trump and sanders supporters, cronyism and corruption in washington. >> people look at the immigration issue with trump or income inequality with sanders, and i think issues play a role. but what is the unifying principle? donald trump saying i'm too rich to be bought. bernie sanders is saying i'm so far out of the mainstream i can't be bought because corporations hate me. whether those statement are factual or not, i think that's fueling the appeal. people are fed up with the notions politicians go into politics. they are relatively middle class. and after 15 years of so-called public servi

f.b.i.! f.b.i.!ere are a ton of ways the government can come at you. >> whitaker: it's all having a chilling effect. some of the most prominent chinese-americans are holding seminars around the country to caution scientists that activities they consider innocent could look like espionage. >> if you're going to take something and give it as part of a talk at beijing university or something, you have got to think twice because some people might look at that as being nefarious. >> whitaker: this past march, a year after her case was dropped, sherry chen was fired from her job for "untrustworthiness," "lack of cdo issues stemming from her criminal investigation. so why won't the national weather service give you your job back? >> chen: i don't know. i'm a dedicated worker. i didn't do anything wrong. and i love my job. >> whitaker: in an e-mail, her employer said: "the facts fully support the action taken in this case." chen has appealed. after spending about $200,000 to clear his name, xiaoxing xi was w

her top aide huma abedin is being interviewed by the f.b.i. hillary clinton is set to sit down for her own interview in the coming weeks. a stunning admission about the iran nuclear deal. what a senior white how official is saying about how they use the media to get the american public behind the plan. what we now know and what it says about the obama administration and maybe some of his friendly reporters. i'm terrible at golf.

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but the f.b.i. director appears to be doubling down on those comments in his most recent statement to reporters saying, and i quote, there's a perception that police are less likely to do the marginal additional policing that suppresses crime, that getting out of your carat 2:00 in the morning and saying to a group of guys, hey, what are you doing here, unquote, i take it that at the time since this was last an issue between the white house and director comey, in october and november last year, nothing has arisen in crime statistics or any other external phenomena to cause the white house to now side with director comey in interpreting these events. mr. earnest: i anticipateed that somebody might ask this question today. i think it's certainly a relevant one. i had an opportunity to talk to the president about it a little bit this morning. so, what i can tell you is that we have observed over the last year or so an uptick in some communities across the country in violent crime rates. that's a source

but the f.b.i.n looking at this reportedly for a year, and the report is they are look at this question on whether he was qualified to make this donation. i think they are looking at something large were, a larger question of foreign money being used to influence mire can politicians and particularly the clintons. eric: the gough see on the left does address this issue and this reported investigation. we'll bring that to you live, any comments about his controversy. martha: breaking news on bill cosby. he's inside a pennsylvania courtroom. this is video of him arriving moments ago for a preliminary hearing. this is a process where they will determine whether he has to go to trial at all over charges he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman in 2004. there are many cases involved in the cosby situation. what's happened so far on this today? >> more than 50 women have come forward to claim sexual misconduct by bill cosby. but this is the only case that resulted in charges against the aging comedian. h

what do you make of it all. >> certainly terry mcauliffe and an f.b.i. is not what hillary clinton is going to wants to be talking about. she'll have to be answering questions about this. close friends, close associates worked together with the children upon global initiative. so it's very bad news for her and of course as you mentioned she has her own f.b.i. investigation to worry about which has not rapped up and should be wrapping up prior to the investigation. but there is no certain end date on that either. for long hillary clinton has to be answering questions about these investigations, go off message. lou: she doesn't answer the questions and the media seldom asks them. she is came page for the highest office in the land. and people don't say excuse me, we would like to ask about these irregularities. >> and john q public doesn't need to get into an f.b.i. investigation to know she meade $22 million over a short period of time giving speeches to companies that are now working with the united states. you have got companies that will have to do bus

a former f.b.i. agent weighs in on the clues that could help solve what happened to pearl. >>> and the zoo standing by its decision to shoot a gorilla to save a toddler. the expert that says they made the right call. >>> a massive operation to bring down the old bay bridge and where is that steel going. the big plans for the pieces of our past. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news. >>> our top stories about 30 minutes ago can a previous scare at a bernie sanders rally. secret service agents rushing the stage to protect the presidential candidate. two people in the crowd detained. bernie sanders not hurt. an animal rights group says its members were trying to send a message. >>> our kpix security analyst says an f.b.i. agent faces discipline after his gun was stolen from a parked car. it happened yesterday near san francisco's alamo scare. the thief broke in to the car and took a glock pistol and his credentials. >> a girl missing five days after she was abducted. a search in sonoma county turned up no sig

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the f.b.i. confiscated it with a thumb drive last august. cheryl hills and huma abedin will be investigated. >> bad judgment. >> clinton trying to get the focus back on trump. >> donald trump is an urgent threat to our rights and to our country. >> what she needs to do more than anything to try to fix her problem on the question of honesty and trustworthiness is to get it behind her. >> and we have a t.i.e. at the scripps national spelling bee, this year's champion. he is the younger brother of the 2014 champion. nihar is the youngest winning on record and actually spelled two words, but both times, followed up with a miss of his own. both winners will get a trophy and $45,000 in cash and prizes. this is the third straight year co-champs have been crowned. i used to win and i never got apprise. happy to support you guys. >>> we have a more serious story about zika. continues to stall in congress. they a began talks to the $1.9 billion request. cdc director tom friedan had this to say about it. >> imagine you see someone standing by and you s

the f.b.i. will continue i shall her off before she -- the f.b.i. will continue i shalwillwill wi. there are no facts that enable people to conclude -- charles: this one new ad, they are using donald trump's word against him. these lead to the unfavorables. the new unfavorables have clinton at 61 and donald trump at 56. >> look at the emails and the f.b.i. investigation. clearly those are facts that will prove to the american people she can't be trusted. they will vote for donald trump. he will be the next president of the united states. >> the answer to that question is yes. people have different reasons for voting. if we were sitting here a year ago and got a crystal ball to take a look at these numbers. it would below the mind of the political class that donald trump, businessman, was matching hillary clinton with numbers like this. it should blow your mind. we are used to him as the nominee. but look, this is donald trump we are talking about. he had a 10-point swing in two weeks' time both on favorability as well as the presidential reference poll against hillary clinton. thes

the f.b.i.estigation, from what we know, is looking at whether classified material was mishandled, sort of the security of the system. that is ongoing. the f.b.i. director has said that he feels no external pressure to wrap that up, although he does know that people are anxious for its results. >> woodruff: roz helderman with the "washington post," we thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: beyond the details of the report, there is, of course, the politics of clinton's emails. and while the issue has followed her throughout the campaign on the republican side, new protests-- some violent-- have swarmed around the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee. john yang reports on the latest twists and turns on the campaign trail. >> reporter: at a rally in anaheim, california, donald trump pounced on the state department report on hillary clinton's e-mail practices: >> as i say, "crooked hillary"-- "crooked hillary." she's as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know. some reports came do

the f.b.i. confiscated it with a thumb drive last august. cheryl hills and huma abedin will be investigated. >> bad judgment. >> clinton trying to get the focus back on trump. >> donald trump is an urgent threat to our rights and to our country. >> what she needs to do more than anything to try to fix her problem on the question of honesty and trustworthiness is to get it behind her. >> and we have a t.i.e. at the scripps national spelling bee, this year's champion. he is the younger brother of the 2014 champion. nihar is the youngest winning on record and actually spelled two words, but both times, followed up with a miss of his own. both winners will get a trophy and $45,000 in cash and prizes. this is the third straight year co-champs have been crowned. i used to win and i never got apprise. happy to support you guys. >>> we have a more serious story about zika. continues to stall in congress. they a began talks to the $1.9 billion request. cdc director tom friedan had this to say about it. >> imagine you see someone standing by and you s

but today i talked to a former f.b.i. agent that says the search for pearl pinson is far from over. >>> it doesn't mean that they are going to stop all together. they will come back and regroup and they will look over what they have done in the investigation. >> kpix analyst jeff harp says that law enforcement searching for pearl pinson are likely looking harder than ever for the abducted teen but their strategies may be evolving. your cell phone jumps from tower to tower and it creates a path and line where you went. >> may be looking at cell phone data and they will be talking to their friends and they will be looking at where they believe he went to. >> the he is suspect fernando castro. law enforcement believes that castro abducted pearl at gunpoint at this overpass wednesday. but what happened to pearl after that is the question everyone is trying to solve. >> who knows? she is hurt? she needs help, it is critical that they find her very soon. >> unfortunately with the main suspect kill during a shootout with police

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number two the situation you referenced , in 19 years in the f.b.i., i can assure you the f.b.i. does not conduct investigations relevant to whether your race or ethnicity comes to play. mr. lieu: thank you. let me ask you a question about how this policy will be implemented in terms of social media. let's say a japanese american federal employee has a facebook page and friends of this federal employee living in japan or relatives, post on that facebook page. does this federal employee become more suspicious because of that? mr. evanina: absolutely not. the only issue would be if on that public facing facebook page there's derogatory or negative information that is relevant to an investigation, will result in a followup lead. otherwise it would not. mr. lieu: thank you. the u.s. government under the obama administration runs something called the insider threat program, where federal employees are asked to report on other federal employees who may be suspicious. is race or ethnicity allowed to be taken into account under that program? mr. evanina: first of all, the task force is h

director william colby, the f.b.i.'s james adams, general lou allen. f.b.i. informants and others. >> we are here to review the major findings of f.b.i. domestic intelligence including the cointel programs and other programs aimed at domestic targets. f.b.i. surveillance of law-abiding citizens and groups. political abuses of f.b.i. intelligence, and several specific cases of unjustified intelligence operations. >> for the complete american history tv weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. >> earlier today, u.s. forces commander lieutenant general charles brown held a briefing about the ongoing military operations against isis. he spoke with reporters from southeast asia through skype. this is about 45 minutes. >> good morning, general. just want to confirm you can hear us. general brown: got you loud and clear. >> good morning, everybody. we're pleased to be joined by lieutenant general charles q. brown jr. who is the commander of u.s. air forces central command giving us an update today on operation inherent resolve. general, we'll turn it over to you for any

. >> reporter: despite her vow to cooperate with a separate f.b.i. investigation, clinton and most of her top aides refused to be interviewed for this state department report, and she didn't answer our shouted questions today. secretary clinton, your reaction to the inspector general's report? but her campaign chose to review the report in a positive light. press secretary ryan fallon. >> i think the report today backs up much of what we were saying and includes an appropriate amount of context about how widespread the use of personal e-mail was, so i think the report today puts a lot of those questions to bed based on how fair it was in explaining that the use of personal e-mail was widespread and done by her predecessors, includinger secretary powell. >> reporter: the report concluded mistakes were made by previous secretaries and by the department as a whole, and aides traveling with clinton here in california could not explain today, charlie, why clinton didn't cooperate with a probe conducted by the agency that she headed for four years. >> rose

you look at hillary clinton, look, i would rather take a few thrown than the director of the f.b.i. andrvieng your top aides potentially the democrat nominee. john: how much danger for the majority in the senate and in the house, which we've come to think of as secure the republicans over the last a couple of years? is far: the danger greater in the senate than the house. in the house, democrats would have to basically turn about 30 there are just not 30 competitive seats right now. it could happen that we get to the guess is now that it would be more in the neighborhood of 15. in the senate, democrats have to four or five seats depending on who's the president and there seatsenty of competitive and to the point of whether he can bring in new voices, the inate candidates running difficult states right now -- new hampshire and pennsylvania, for instance -- don't believe people.ng to bring in in newote was asked hampshire when she thinks about spokesperson said she will support the nominee but doesn't endorse trump. john: a common distinction in politics. kissel: like trying to your d

the f.b.i. director james comey said today there's been a steep drop in the number o attempting to join the group in the middle east. two years ago he said it was as many as ten a month. now it averages one a month. tonight there's a threat of flash floods, hail and tornadoes from texas to illinois. a tornado plowed through mayfield, kentucky, yesterday, injuring nearly a dozen people. jericka duncan is there. >> reporter: as her neighbors picked up the pieces, angie winfrey was in tears. this is all that remains of her home. >> it's just kind of hard to look. >> oh, look at that, look at that, look at that. >> reporter: randal reed captured this video while working at shelby automotive in mayfield. >> it didn't look that big from where we were standing. until it crossed the road right here, we had no idea how dangerous it was. >> holy mackerel. there it goes. >> reporter: the twister packed winds of up to 140mph. the funnel cloud would span more than four football fields it destroyed virtually

we have not seen the f.b.i.terribly much about the clinton investigation which says to me they are minding their ps and qs, following the book, whatever cliche' they want, so nobody can say they were the ones who impaired the investigation. i think there is a ways to go yet. march report battle for women's votes, donald trump calling hillary clinton an enabler. bill: hillary clinton still has bernie sanders to worry about. will he pull off another win today? >> we are going to fight for every vote until june 14. and we are going to take the political revolution into the convention in philadelphia. ect . until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ...of fixodent plus adhesives. they help your denture hold strong more like natural teeth. and you can eat even tough food. fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. fixodent and forget it. bill: mexica

political abuses of f.b.i.gence and several specific case of unjustified intelligent operation. >> the 1975 church committee hearings convened to investigate the activities of the c.i.a., f.b.i., and the n.s.a. tom charles huston on a plan he presented to president nixon. using burglary, electronic surveillance and o it's opening of mail. >> you have taken black bag jobs for a number of years up until 1966, it has been successful and valuable again particularly in matters involving espionage. ey felt that again given the revolutionary climate, they needed to have the authority to do. >> just before 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> and she said, you were chosen -- she was iraqi. she was there for four years attend of the concentration camp. she spoke hungarian also. they asked her what's happening? that said, you see smoke? >> holocaust survivor anna gross recalled her experiences at a a chu wits memorial. then at 8:00 on lectures and history. >> an an arc kist named alexander berkman broke into frick's office in nearby pi

and f.b.i.alk about how there are many gun dealers who are great and work with the a.t.f. and f.b.i. they are commonsense gun dealers who say someone walked in, bought a load of ammunition and firearms, there's something strange going on. and there are a few who explicitly say we know we're involved in straw purchases. we know these people may rewill sell these weapons but we'll turn a blind eye. >> an interesting statistic in the film, 5% of gun dealers are responsible for 90-- selling 90% of the guns that are used in the course of committing a crime. >> trevor: yeah. >> and so it's just this small group that needs to be shut down. we profile one in chicago called chuck's gun store. and, you know, i still don't quite understand why the authorities can't do more about these gun dealers who are unethniccal and sell, you know, dozens of guns, partially because it's not really against the law to sell an unlimited number of firearms. what is against the law is to turn around and sell them illegally