the f.b.i.us that it is cracking down. >> it's about criminal activity that could possibly hurt someone else. you know, you didn't get the shot, you shouldn't be carrying around the card. >> reporter: the market for fake cards, which sell for as much as $1,500, is growing, as more businesses and institutions require proof that you are vaccinated. 3,000 fakes from china were seized in tennessee in the last several months. on the encrypted app telegram, there are currently 2,500 active sellers around the world. that's a number that's going up. mark ostrowski's company, check point software, looked into it. >> not only is that number of groups going up, but also the number of followers that are part of that group, is also going up. and that's where we see a larger increase-- almost 600%. >> reporter: with more than 700 colleges and universities now requiring proof of vaccination, some returning students are cheating the system-- and putting lives in danger. >> when you use a fake covid card, you ar

that's why police and the f.b.i.ere she worked. i seriously have my doubts it was just a random stranger in a park in the middle of the night. >> dana: do you think it's a good idea they called in the f.b.i.? >> it is curious. i don't think it was federal property. it doesn't seem like it would be a case to call for f.b.i. intervention right now. but there is one possibility and that's because they may be -- this may be a hate crime because the victim was also a member of the lgbtq community and a voice for that community. there could be a link there but it is early on. >> dana: appreciate having you. thank you so much. >> bill: in a moment here a mother asking for information about her daughter's curriculum in school or whether or not it includes critical race theory. the teachers union responds by suing her. you can't make it up. that's coming up next. ♪♪♪ veteran homeowners. while some banks are raising their interest rates newday is holding the line to keep their rates low. two and quarter percent, just 2.48 apr.

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the f.b.i. say they schemed to abduct whitmer over covid restrictions., on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 39 points to close at 35,405. the nasdaq rose 22 points. the s&p 500 added 10. still to come on the newshour: many renters and landlords face an uncertain future as eviction assistance money remains backlogged. why vaccination efforts for school-age children face multiple roadblocks. efforts intensify to match people without college degrees with employers who need to fill better paying jobs. plus much more. >> nawaz: now, to the u.s. southern border. the supreme court ruled against the biden administration in its attempt to end the trump-era remain in mexico policy that forced migrants to stay in mexico while seeking asylum. while its future is unknown, another policy to rapidly expel migrants during the pandemic remains in place. we check in with robert moore, founder of the non-profit news organization, el paso matters. >> nawaz: bob moore, welcome back to the newshour. thanks for making e time. just explain to us the supreme

f.b.i. and a.t.f. involved. we were hearing 20 minutes or so ago sounded like police on a bull horn trying to speak to that suspect. it is kind of hard to make out the words. we can't say that for sure. no information yet on who the suspect may be. capitol police are escorting tourists coming close or walk to the capitol to get them off the sidewalks. our bureau is close to capitol hill and trying to get from there three or four blocks took me a long time to get through. they have all of the senate office buildings as well as the house office buildings blocked off so people can't get close to them. also reports that maybe the capitol south metro, close to the cannon house office building. not seeing everybody running or loud sigh rens. -- sirens. this is not regular. we've seen capitol police take security more seriously in the wake of what's happened. the fences have been taken down but we believe this incident is occurring is really on the street across from the capitol which is the library of congress. some f

people streaming over our border and there already have been people in the last several months on the f.b.i. terrorist watch list. there is a grave concern here coupled with defunding the police and reducing tools for our law enforcement in cities all across america. this is a recipe for disaster. >> harris: so congressman mccaul two things for you. you just came out of a briefing. we're hearing they are taking and reporting because we can confirm it, they're taking american troops out of there because you have to start to move people if your deadline is the 31st, less than a week away now. we rescued out but sent home 400 or so troops. what did you learn about how many are going to be left behind to fight their way out? it certainly looks like somebody is going to have to protect us with the last few people off the ground. >> that's right. and as michael notes it takes time to retrograde. we have six days left. most of that will be devoted to retroe graingd and very little time to get the americans left there out. interpreters processing them out. we are hearing horror stories of the talib

a new report out today from the f.b.i.that spike was driven by an uptick in assaults targeting blacks and asians. the agency recorded more than 7700 hate crimes last year. that's a 6% increase over 2019, and the highest level since 2008. the united nations' atomic energy agency today warned there are signs that north korea has restarted its main nuclear reactor. it's located in yongbyon, north of the capital, and is used to produce weapons fuels. that comes as nuclear disarmament talks between the u.s. and north korea remain stalled. three guantanamo bay prisoners finally got their day in court, after being held for 18 years in connection with the 2002 bali nightclub bombings and other terror plots in southeast asia. the bali attack killed 202 people. two malaysian prisoners and another from indonesia were arraigned before a military commission on charges that include murder, conspiracy, and terrorism. that comes as the biden administration plans to close the guantanamo bay detention center. >> woodruff: in stocks,they wer

she reported the gift after the person giving the gift was arrested by the f.b.i., and she denied in that public post on her media page, and that should not be a mitigating factor, so just on this very detailed document, you should increase the count 4 multiplicative factor to something else. the fact that these other people -- it looks like you're already using the three factor for some of these other counts, but on this count, the factor 1.5 does not make sense. these people, other people that have already been arrested, have asked for additional favors, and london breed has provided those, and i have provided those. and finally, you should investigate the london breed walter wong 2019 parade float and how that affected the election committee. >> clerk: okay. somebody else has his hand up. tom, you had your hand up. did you want to make any other comment? >> oh, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to have my hand up. >> clerk: okay. just to clarify. madam chair, there are no other callers in the queue. >> president lee: okay. i'll close public comment on agenda item number 9. i have a motion

the f.b.i. is already involved. who else are we going to call? the c.i.a.? come on. give me a break because two general managers on the commission. why are we going with this appointment? thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. there is one other caller in the queue. >> caller, go ahead. you have two minutes. >> can you hear me okay? >> yes, we can. >> caller: great. david pilpal again. and i wanted to call to i a tension on items 5b and e and in both cases the memos and information is fine. the people awe thorring the memos are all acting and i look forward to the day when we have fewer acting appointments and more permanent people in charge of the importance funk functions. that is all. thanks. >> thank you, caller. public comment on item five, communications, is closed. >> next item. item six is the bay area water supply agency update with member sandkulla. >> good afternoon. i wanted to talk about the bay area delta plan and the impact on the customers. and i urge you to protect the fish in the river with ere implementation of nonflow river proposed in the vol

overlap with the public integrity investigations, they would be referred to the city attorney or the f.b.i. or whoever is handling those specific complaints. is that correct? so our department handles a certain percentage of the complaints that come in. >> right. and city attorney is definitely one of those entities that we would refer. district attorney is another. resources, ethics human commission, we do refer those types of reports within their jurisdictions, to their respective departments. >> chairman, if i could provide a little more information. just to committee member post-comment, when we receive complaints, and these are ones that are kept in the program, ones that are not getting charter-referred out, we receive the facts as they are. and we will go where the facts lead us, if that makes sense. so we can't control the intake of what kinds of complaints come in, but be assured if a complaint comes in with facts that are being warranted, we make sure that it is appropriately handled. if we feel that the department should have taken corrective action, we push back and ask the dep

the f.b.i. is already involved. who else are we going to call? the c.i.a.? come on. give me a break because two general managers on the commission. why are we going with this appointment? thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. there is one other caller in the queue. >> caller, go ahead. you have two minutes. >> can you hear me okay? >> yes, we can. >> caller: great. david pilpal again. and i wanted to call to i a tension on items 5b and e and in both cases the memos and information is fine. the people awe thorring the memos are all acting and i look forward to the day when we have fewer acting appointments and more permanent people in charge of the importance funk functions. that is all. thanks. >> thank you, caller. public comment on item five, communications, is closed. >> next item. item six is the bay area water supply agency update with member sandkulla. >> good afternoon. i wanted to talk about the bay area delta plan and the impact on the customers. and i urge you to protect the fish in the river with ere implementation of nonflow river proposed in the vol

as part of this process, these individuals completed vetting and screening in accordance with the f.b.iy the department of homeland security. we are working around the clock to provide safe, sanitary and appropriate receptions at processing at all of our locations throughout the world. we know you have questions about our current timeline and intent for departure. our mission remains unchanged. for each day of this operation we have carried out the direction of the president and the secretary of defense. until that mission changes, we will continue to put forth our maximum effort to safely evacuate as many people as possible and we will keep you updated. lastly i want to give you a short update on haiti. the department of defense and u.s. southern command are continuing to be in full support of usaid as the lead u.s. federal agency. the bureau for humanitarian assistance team has been on the ground since the beginning and we've been supporting them since then. as have a lot of our allies and partners working with international community to identify points of need. this lifesaving aid an

the f.b.i. is already involved. who else are we going to call? the c.i.a.? come on.reak because two general managers on the commission. why are we going with this appointment? thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. there is one other caller in the queue. >> caller, go ahead. you have two minutes. >> can you hear me okay? >> yes, we can. >> caller: great. david pilpal again. and i wanted to call to i a tension on items 5b and e and in both cases the memos and information is fine. the people awe thorring the memos are all acting and i look forward to the day when we have fewer acting appointments and more permanent people in charge of the importance funk functions. that is all. thanks. >> thank you, caller. public comment on item five, communications, is closed. >> next item. item six is the bay area water supply agency update with member sandkulla. >> good afternoon. i wanted to talk about the bay area delta plan and the impact on the customers. and i urge you to protect the fish in the river with ere implementation of nonflow river proposed in the voluntary agree

on june 16 i sent a letter to the attorney general garland and f.b.i. director wray with other judiciary committee republicans seeking a briefing and a confirmation that the f.b.i. or the department of justice is investigating. now as usual, i have not received a single response to any of my written inquiries. there appears to be a massive flaw somewhere in our system of tax administration. our job through constitutional oversight is to determine exactly what the situation is, how it happened, and how we can fix it. unfortunately it appears some are using the apparent illegal disclosure of taxpayer information and the violation of taxpayers' rights to advance a partisan agenda. that probably doesn't surprise a lot of people that politics would be involved in this. it's important to note that the propublica pieces aren't talking about tax evasion but generally tax avoidance, which is a legal -- a legal minimalization of taxes owed. on june 24 propublica published a story about roth i.r.a.'s using the information of a wealthy tech investor. the purpose of

academy and then went on to spend 11 years in the f.b.i. as a special agent, a supervisory special agent, unit chief, associate legal counsel, and media spokesperson. that sounds like a lot for 11 years, but not so much when you know nick. i mentioned that he graduated first in his class at the f.b.i. academy. he also graduated with honors from notre dame and from harvard law school, where he was in the drama society with our colleague ted cruz. i don't think i've ever asked nick about any issue and gotten anything less than a thoroughly informed answer, whether the subject was technically in his area of expertise or not. i'll never forget when he accompanied me and former senator bill nelson to the sanford underground research facility in leeds, south dakota. this is a lab where scientists are conducting research in particle physics and the expansion of the universe, so it's pretty complicated stuff. well apparently not to nick. he was in the car with us, and he was throwing out technical formulas and the finer points of physics and cosmol

this past year, the f.b.i.lies are being targeted children aren't safe on the streets. we need to take action now to put more law enforcement officers on our streets to protect our families. now, i recognize that my friends across the aisle said they don't want to defund the police. that's outstanding. let's go a step further. let's fund them. let's put 100,000 new cops on the street right now to protect our families, to protect our children. i urge a yes vote on this amendment and i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from -- the presiding officer: the yeas and nays are ordered. the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: this has been an historic day in the united states senate. we started by passing a bipartisan infrastructure bill that made history and now the senator from missouri is finally coming around to supporting the cops hiring program that was created by senator joe biden in 199