but the f.b.i. electronically severed russia's connection with its cyberweapon. >> wray: and i can't get too specific about it here-- but where we see a lot of those same sorts of activities, scanning, probing, preparation-- you know, trying to develop access. and so, the key is to work closely with partners, whether it's the ukrainians when it's their critical infrastructure, whether it's private companies here in the united states to try to make sure that we're interrupting and disrupting that before it becomes more damaging and destructive. >> pelley: wednesday, we followed chris wray to his morning briefing. >> wray: are we ready to roll? >> pelley: we joined the unclassified part which was, essentially, "good morning" and... >> wray: what do we got? on any given morning, i'm going to be hearing about say a domestic terrorist trying to blow up a hospital in the middle of a pandemic-- or an isis- inspired subject who's trying to blow up a synagogue or-- you know, our cyber agents racing out to a

f.b.i.s a russian oligarch's $90 million super- yacht in spain as the biden administration vows new sanctions. severe weather across the south. millions from texas to south carolina face the threat of tornadoes, hail and flash flooding. sacramento suspect under arrest, but the manhunt for others continues tonight after six people were shot and killed. what we're learning about the victims. plus today's other top headlines. the spring break travel nightmare. men and women's march madness. and music's biggest night. >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. tonight we want to begin with what may mark a new phase in the war in ukraine. the russians are retreating from the towns around the capitol of kyiv, but they are leaving behind evidence of atrocities. the pictures are horrific. bodies of dead civilians in the streets, some all

and you would never know the f.b.i. tanked its summital background -- supplemental background investigation into these allegations, including a tipline whose tips received zero f.b.i. investigation. i've described it before as a tip dump not a tip line. the tips related to the nominee were segregated from the regular tips in the f.b.i. tip line and sent without investigation to the white house. republicans sought to erase all of that by rewriting kavanaugh hearing history during this supreme court hearing. well, she has a face and she has a name, dr. christine blasey ford. and the big rewrite is to ignore all the evidence that our supreme court is now a captured court. apt cured in the -- captured in the same way that agencies are sometimes captured by special interest. there's a whole literature about agency capture or regulatory capture. well, even before the trump presidency, big power right-wing donor interests began spending massive sums of money to install justices on the supreme court whom they expected to rule r

the f.b.i. and joint terrorism task force with an individual who was looking to use a backpack bomb to attack the subway. we understand that going after the subway is going after the artery of new york city and many ways the daily heart and soul of the city, which has been under a lot of duress from day-to-day crime for a while. already a perception that the subway is unsafe, violence on the subway and now adding this to it, ideologically motivated attack. it seems this individual decided the heighten that sense of fear and to use it to his advantage possibly again in an ideologically motivated fact. >> harris: we have william daley standing by and can i bring you on together? this is the kind of thing i want to go to next. bill, you are with us, too? >> i am. >> harris: bill and buck i want to toggle between the two of you on this. what about the people that we already know about? and the crime has been busting in certain areas of the country. this is one of them in new york city, violent crime

and based on evidence recovered wednesday by the f.b.i. from the suspects' luxury washington, d.c., apartments, including ballistic vests, gas masks, hand-held radios, and a drone similar to those used by swat teams. the documents say taherzadeh had gained access to the security system for the entire apartment complex, and one witness told investigators taherzadeh said he had a list of every federal agent who lived there. the suspects' alleged gifts to agents included rent-free apartments, a cost of more than $40,000 each; as well as iphones and a flat screen tv. >> this is a very serious case. >> reporter: tom o'connor is a retired f.b.i. special agent. they got a lot of money. what does that tell you? >> that makes these persons much more a target for being part of a foreign intelligence organization and not just a couple yahoos that are trying to become friends with law enforcement. >> reporter: the secret service says all personnel involved in this matter are on administrative leave. prosecutors emphasize that one of the suspects had b

the shocking deception, as the f.b.i. swarms a luxury d.c. apartment building and arrests two men.they trying to infiltrate dr. jill biden's secret service detail? tonight, the cbs news reporting about a possible link to iranian and pakistani intelligence. trail of death and destruction. we visit a ukrainian town where president zelenskyy says the situation is even worse than what we saw in bucha. mass shooting in israel. what we're learning about the attack that left at least two dead and eight wounded. white house covid scare. speaker nancy pelosi tests positive, one day after appearing this close to president biden. "eye on america": covid's toll on america's mental health among young people. and, tiger woods' big return. the golf superstar tees it up in round one at the masters. we'll tell you how he did. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we are going to begin here in our nation's capital, because today we had a front

f.b.i. and a.t.f. are on the scene as well.t coordination is something nypd since 9/11 is very good at. is it still the case? >> absolutely. it only got stronger from 9/11 as they learned to have integrated partnerships. in terms of see something say something i was a counter terrorism intelligence agent at nypd that started after the times square bomb that did not go off. they get thousands of leads constantly. every single lead has to be followed up on. if you think about during all the -- the number of leads they got white substances and envelopes is mind-boggling. after the boston marathon bombing when there were leads that weren't followed up on that dedication to following up on every lead only increased. and in fact in the last few years as there have been fewer terrorism type attacks nypd has diverse side toward the right and left wing extremism. all this things happening on the dark web around these kinds of narratives and ideologies and hate. they are constantly looking for leads and following up on leads and even in

police and the f.b.i. say progress has been made in the investigation. but no one has been arrested. >> as we continue to collect information, and analyze forensic evidence, and develop new leads, we together with the f.b.i. will be reaching out to people again in the coming weeks and months. reporter: according to the investigation, because nicole, a single mom, worked long hours, ariana was in the care of a babysitter and her husband when she disappeared. they and another woman believed to be involved have not fully cooperated with police. ariana was 2 1/2 at the time. she's now 8. this is what she may look like thanks to an age progression photo. >> you will actually see success stories where age progression photos have led to the recovery. sometimes by that missing child themselves. reporter: law enforcement has never determined whether or not ariana is alive. today, police said we have to believe that she is. that's why that age progression photo is so crucial. billboards with that photo will now go up in california and nevada. the people who baby s

the f.b.i. should have come forward.op and should have informed the public that no, this laptop is authentic and we have a criminal investigation we've opened up. they have not come clean. i subpoenaed christopher wray on the corruption of the f.b.i. investigation into the russian hoax. we basically got no information whatsoever. so i appreciate the house members' efforts but they shouldn't hold their breath. >> bill: sounds like you're on board with them in the answer there. >> yeah. >> bill: there is a federal grand jury investigating this. it is supposed to be secret. leaks so far. why would they share anything at this point for you or anybody in the house or deafen democrats? >> when you have investigations into corruption within the public realm and talking about public political figures, we do this backwards. i think we should start with congressional investigations. we should have full access to all the information. if we see possible wrongdoing, then we would refer it to the justice department. what happens now i

. >> reporter: police and f.b.i. investigators scoured the station, looking for a suspect in a green workers' vest. they recovered a tote bag, with a hatchet two gas scansters and a semiautomatic handgun that apparently jammed during thend l undetonated deviced and spent magazines. but they did not find the gunman, and least one security camera at the scene of the shooting was not working. >> this is not being investigated as an act of terrorism at this time. >> reporter: today, president biden addressed the shooting. >> but we're not letting up on it until we find out and we find the perpetrator. >> reporter: well, in addition to that one security camera that was not work at the time of the attack, police say they are investigating whether any other security cameras at the subway station may not have been functioning. but, again, one potentially critical piece of evidence that has been found just a few miles from here, that u-haul truck with arizona tags that may somehow be connect told the suspect. norah. >> o'donn

the f.b.i., secret service, and a.t.f. all on the scene. we'll have the latest details on the breaking news. washington on alert: the heavy police presence, guns drawn, officers in tactical gear running as a shooter fires indiscriminately, wounding two men and a girl. republicans in disarray. tonight, the stunning news that the man who wants to be speaker of the house was disparagind sk. >> o'donnell: los angeles county reinstates a mask mandate on public transit as other cities like philadelphia drop their requirements. stock market drops: the dow plunges, suffering its workforce one day since the height of the pandemic. tonight, russia claims victory in mariupol as they credit muslim chechen fighters. we're in the ukrainian capital. fears of the worst wildfire in arizona's history. tonight, firefighters face strong winds, struggling to fight a major blaze. and on this earth day, growing demand for electric vehicles, but could a supply chain issue put the brakes on the industry? bald eagle deaths: why dozens of the nation's official bird a

the defense teams had argued that the government used f.b.i. informants and undercover agente alleged plot. the dangerous heat wave that's been gripping the west is finally easing up. more than two dozen record highs were hit today in california. it will be much cooler tomorrow. meanwhile, it will feel like winter across the central plains on saturday with frost and freeze alerts in more than a dozen states. a half a foot of snow could fall in the mountains of west virginia and north carolina. ll right, it was a giant leap for space tourism today. spacex launched three businessmen and their retired nasa astronaut guide to the international space station. the civilian crew from the u.s., canada, and israel, reportedly paid $55 million each for a seat, and they will spend eight days in space. that's expensive. all right, "on the road" is next with a world record holder who never let his blindness slow him down. plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore 325 liquid-filled aspirin capsule is clinically shown in a 7 day study to cause few

here is f.b.i. in this country is one of the biggest phenomenons that doesn't get enough attention. alarming percentage of the 73 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty last year were killed through things like being ambushed. or shot while out on patrol. >> harris: do you think he could work his way to crisis? it is not a one off. this is tied to policies. los angeles county sheriff is calling out progressive policies, for example, like those of his own district attorney george gascon saying he hopes for a reckoning in november. >> i think it will be a referendum on a national disease that is going to finally see a cure coming along, wokeism is on the ropes. let's put it out of its misery in 2022. my only goal is to make l.a. livable again. i'm going to focus on that. >> harris: power panel now. sean duffy fox news contributor former wisconsin republican congressman. crystal knight former priorities usa political director and founding executive director of emerge tennessee. great to ha

police and the f.b.i. say progress has been made in the investigation. no one has been arrested. >> as we continue to collect information, and analyze forensic evidence, and develop new leads, we together with the f.b.i. will be reaching out to people again in the coming weeks and months. reporter: according to the investigation, because nicole, a single mom, worked long hours, ariana was in the care of a babysitter and her husband when she disappeared. they and another woman believed to be involved have not fully cooperated with police. ariana was 2 1/2 at the time. she's now 8. this is what she may look like thanks to an age progression photo. >> you will actually see success stories where age progression photos have led to the recovery. sometimes by that missing child themselves. reporter: law enforcement has never determined whether or not ariana is alive. today, police said we have to believe that she is. that's why that age progression photo is so crucial. billboards with that photo will now go up in california and nevada. the people who baby sat a

in my -- i will tell you that if i get briefings from the f.b.i. fairly regularly and it's one of the biggest concerns that the f.b.i. has is cyberattacks. that was increased in the past month. and i always feel like we're staying one step ahead of the bad guy. occasionally the bad guy, you know, does something that we didn't anticipate. so much of the effort is focused on ensuring education for everybody that works in this complex to be able to identify an attack. and then also a fair amount of technology is being put, used to prevent attacks that we know about,er or that we've seen around the world. so that's basically where we're focusing our efforts. mr. espaillat: how can you work or is it others in the capitol police to work with our staff, with our teams to ensure that we're -- that that base is untouched and protected? chief manger: that's a team effort between the sergeant at arms' offices and the capitol police. but again, we get the real experts, and i guess the best information we get typically is from homeland security and the f.b.i. b

one f.b.i. official told his supervisor he planned to conduct a terrorism enterprise investigation into the loose band of misfits with no solid plans, much less ability to do anything nefarious at that time. the alleged ring leader, fox, lived in a basement of a vacuum repair shop with his two dogs. if he needed to go to the bathroom or brush his teeth, he had to use facilities at the mexican restaurant next door. but secret gatherings and out-of-town excursions courtesy by the f.b.i. and u.s. taxpayers animated the scheme. and then she goes on to explain the extent to which the f.b.i. and u.s. taxpayers paid to have meetings to try to bring the conspiracy to kidnap governor whitmer into actually going forward, and it really is shocking and does raise a serious question. when you have a dozen or so f.b.i. informants or employed people, many getting paid in cash and benefits. tens of thousands of dollars. is it a plot, then, by the f.b.i. or is it really a plot by the people that doesn't have the

f.b.i. >> reporter: the streaming giant lost 200,000 subscribers last quarter when it was expecting to add 2.5 million. one problem? customers are sharing passwords and netflix estimates more than 100 million viewers are watching for free. >> they love the service. we just have to get paid, you know, some degree for them. >> throwing money at productions like "house of cards" really did pay off because it helped differentiate netflix in the market. but now, it's just another streaming service. >> reporter: back in 2007, netflix stood out. today, it's buried in competition. >> this is your captain. >> reporter: 85% of u.s. households subscribe to streaming services now, paying average of $47 a month, more than $500 a year. >> it's hard for netflix to stand out and say, "hey, look, we have original programming." almost every service out there has original programming. >> when i first had netflix it was i think $7.99 a month, and now i'm over $20 a month. and i don't know what i'm paying for anymore. >> reporter: inflation is one reason heather lefort is canceling netflix next month after

secuestraoron a brandon cuéllar y horas después la policía vio al hombre y a las once de la noche el f.b.ifue ahí que rescataron al bebé secuestrado y hay tres personas en custodia de la policía de san josé. >> cuando ocuren esto casos secuestros de menores, a la preocupación y el ppanico invaden a los restos de padres de familia y hay información que los padres deben tener a la mano para tratar la vida de sus hijo . >> ha información que se querrá saber color tipo de cabello de sangre y ciertas características como lunares y cicatrices y también cfotos recientes. >> una fotografía que pueda tener en casa, con la cara y cuerpo completo. >> muestras del adn pueden ser parte del kit de emergencia infantil. >> que lo hagan todos, una vez cada año es mejor tener y no necesitarlos que neesitarnos y no tenerlo .- >> el objetivo para tener tiempo valioso . >> sí que incluye instrucciones de toma huellas a su niños. >> pero si opta por ordenar un kit en internet que sea una agencia legitimoa porque podría poner a su hijo en riesgo de robo de identidad. >> tome mucha precaución que las agencias de

f.b.i., they said -- police, they said the f.b.i. didn't spy on the trump campaign. that's not true. we have a inspector general -- 19 lawyers, 40 f.b.i. agents, 30 million hard earned american tax dollars that said that false message was false. they said covid didn't start in the lab. sure looks like it did. they told us the lab wasn't doing gain of function research. sure looks likes it was. they said the vaccinated couldn't get it. we know that's wrong. every day there is a new announcement a member of congress is getting it. fully vaccinated, boosted. they said they can't transmit. you tell us the biggest false message, the biggest false message that's been confirmed in the last week how false it was, the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. two weeks before the election, candidate biden in a debate is asked about his son's business dealings with foreign companies he says, quote, nothing is unethical. my son has not made mone

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he is accused of lying to the f.b.i. former president trump's campaign to russia. david spunt from the doj has more on that now. >> michael sussman will appear at 2:00 p.m. in washington, d.c. federal court for a motions hearing ahead of the trial in a few weeks. what's significant is that the judge this week set something important for both parties, the parameters of the trial. michael sussman pleaded not guilty to one count of lying to the f.b.i., specifically to general counsel james baker during a september 2016 meeting. john durham says he brought information suspect. that information did not pan out. special counsel john durham says when sussman went to baker he said he was than working on behalf of a client but instead billed the clinton campaign in the following days. according to judge cooper the trial will not focus on whether a connection between the trump campaign and alpha bank existed. instead the focus will be on if sussman lied, what the f.b.i. investigation entailed and if sussman's alleged lie affected

he pleaded not guilty to lying to the f.b.i.aker during a face-to-face meeting. he claims he brought baker the information. he knew was suspect with a kremlin connected bank. the information did not pan out. durham says when sussman went to baker, he failed to disclose that he was actually working on behalf of the clinton campaign. but billed the clinton campaign in the following days. a text message released late monday night he texted jim, it is michael sussman. i have something time sensitive i need to discuss. do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow? i'm coming on my own, not on behalf of a client or company. want to help the bureau, thanks. >> the reason this may advance the ball for the prosecution in a meaningful way is it's almost like a transcript. it is a written statement by the person who is accused of making a false statement to the f.b.i. which contains the essence of what the government says the deception is. >> as for michael sussman, his attorneys insist he will be vindicated in court and special c

annmarie: the f.b.i. and federal agency and the department taking the lead is the local police department. romaine: we are getting reporting from the associated press the u haul van that had been considered to be in some way involved in this crime has been located by the nypd and police say they've found an unoccupied you haul van in brooklyn which matches the description and license plate number of a vehicle sought in connection with the shooting earlier today. again, we don't know the whereabouts of the shooter here but another development here in this story. caroline: the bomb squad on the way, we understand, according to an associated press news alert. ann marie, how much of a federal perspective will it have? we understand crime and indeed gun crime has been something the administration has been focusing in on apart from what already are the messages of support from president biden, what next do you think? annmarie: yesterday they talked about finalizing the federal law to go after these ghost guns,

it drops. >> bill: just back to the point these are f.b.i. numbers. the f.b.i.ovement took off. >> that's great. but tell me what the f.b.i. says about cities that didn't defund and their murder rate increasing. crime is up everywhere, not just in places where they defunded. you explain that to me. >> bill: i am suggesting maybe the cops are good for the community to help keep them safe. why don't you buy that argument. >> here is the problem. because the cops are not the answer. poor people commit crimes out of desperation. address the poverty. the republicans don't care. but they'll say we'll teach you to empower yourselves. democrats want to keep us handicapped and crippled and on welfare, right? instead of giving us the answer to our problems. is there a reason why high school students in the south bronx drop out at a 60% rate? our schools are failing. give the kids programs. for god sake i want to get this little housing t*id bit in. our governor took money away from public housing and gave it to the buffalo bills. >> dana: you're right. >> her husband owns

it does not stop the d.a., department of justice, f.b.i., or anyone else from doing its job. the bill would remove marijuana as a cannabis -- cannabis from the list or schedule of federally controlled substances. this means that going forward individuals can no longer be prosecuted for marijuana offenses. this does not mean marijuana would be legal throughout the united states. the bill would simply remove the federal government from the business of prosecuting marijuana cases which would leave the question of legality to individual states. 47 states already have some form of legal use of marijuana. let me share my friends the points she's going to make. the bill was designed to help individuals who have been caught up in the criminallous tis systems for possessing small amounts of marijuana for personal use. design -- it was not designed to help drug traffickers. the president has given over $1 bill to -- $1 billion to ukraine as one of the steadfast leaders and not one of us needs to challenge the president or anyone anyone of us in our fight to help ukraine. let me make it

number three -- e-mails on hunter biden's laptop now in the possession of the f.b.i. refer to shared accounts or bills between joe biden and hunter. did hunter ever give biden any money, gift, or financial benefit from hunter's business dealings? after a long overdue analysis, "the new york times" and "washington post" have finally admitted that records from hunter's laptop are authentic, which means, although they will never admit this, that senator grassley and i were right and they were wrong. it is interesting to read how limited and muted their mia culpas are. my questions is that they learned a -- my guess is that they learned a lot about the watergate scandal cover-up. they learned that when you have been caught in a catch-up, and that is what happened here, you try to limit the damage by telling a little bit of the truth. in the intelligence world, this strategy is called, quote, a limited hangout, unquote. the watergate coconspirators called it, quote, a modified limited hangout, unquote. regardless of what you call it, what "the new york times" and "the wash

and the massive search involved the f.b.i.ustody with some connection to the family though. police are not being specific and the baby is doing ok this morning. and new this morning. a former u.s. marine held in a russian prison has been released trevor reid was exchange forward russian pilot who was a convicted drug trafficker. in a statement, president biden says today, we welcome home trevor reid and celebrate his return to the family that missed him dearly he also said i heard in the voices of trevor's parents how much they've been worried about his hemet and missed his presence. and i was delighted to be able to share with them the good news about trevor's freedom. kumasi: new fallout this morning for kevin mccarthy investment a new audio reporting from after the insurrection, mccarthy is heard saying some republicans may be inciting violence that's meantime exempts have members of his party pretty fired up. jobina: yes. members of the company are demanding mccarthy explain himself. we also know here that the audio record

the f.b.i., secret service, and a.t.f. all on the scene. we'll have the latest details on the breaking news. washington on alert: the heavy police presence, guns drawn, officers in tactical gear running as a shooter fires indiscriminately, wounding two men and a girl. republicans in disarray. tonight, the stunning news that the man who wants to be speaker of the house was disparagind sk. >> o'donnell: los angeles county reinstates a mask mandate on public transit as other cities lil

the f.b.i.olice searching this townhouse in buffalo found a ghost gun tied to a triple shooting. another pressing issue for law enforcement is the rising number of juveniles committing gun crimes, many of whom have been previously arrested. >> we see sometimes it is the same person over and over again. and that is frustrating, it is frustrating for us and for the community and frustrating for the victims who are injured in these assaults. >> reporter: local police chiefs are blaming the court system for releasing too many violent criminals and setting low bonds in response. some court systems call those allegations speculation. during the interview with us today when asked about rising crime, pittsburgh's police chief told us that he believes that it is going to get worse before it gets better. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. there are tragic new details tonight in the investigation into a 14 year old boy's fatal fall last month from an amusement park ride in orlando, florida. we ge

fake federal agents: the shocking deception as the f.b.i. swarms a luxury d.c.nt building and arrests two men. were they trying to infiltrate dr. jill biden's secret service detail? tonight, the cbs news reporting about a possible link to ira

you have louie free who put the former f.b.i.s grandkids' account as a thank you because hunter biden helped them move some legal things in romania. there is so much evidence here. look, hunter biden himself was flying on air force 2 and sending emails telling people hey, i have already introduced you to my dad and had you up at the naval observatory and brought you into the white house. i have made every introduction possible and i want you to be there to shake my dad's hand so he can thank you. we can go on for another hour. there is a lot of evidence. >> dana: i always ckbato "the new yorker" article in 2019 hunter recalls his dad at one point said to him son, i hope you know what you are doing in regards to his involvement with burisma. that is on the face of it. i want you to listen to a columnist writer for the atlantic and she says she is not interested in this story and here is why. >> my problem with hunter biden's laptop it is totally irrelevant. not whether it is disinformation. i didn't think the hunter biden's busine

. >> reporter: according to an f.b.i.james used a wisconsin driver's license to rent a u-haul in philadelphia, six days before the attack. a surveillance image shows him driving the van into new york city early on the morning of the shooting. two hours later, james is seen in a yellow hard hat and orange construction jacket entering a booklyn subway station, wheeling what appears to be the same black cart later recovered at the crime scene. then, inside a packed train, police say james donned a gas mask, unleashed two smoke grenades then fired 33 rounds with a glock 17 handgun at captive comeurts, striking 10 and injuring approximately 20 others. as terrified and bloodied passengers stumbled out of the smoke-filled subway car, james tossed his disguise and slipped on to another train. he rode one more stop, and then walked out on to the streets of new york city, leaving behind a rich pile of clues. police are now trying to determine his whereabouts during the 30-hour manhunt. this appears to show james the next day, walki

the f.b.i., secret service, and a.t.f. all on the scene. have the latest details on the breaking news. washington on alert: the heavy police presence, guns drawn, officers in tactical gear running as a shooter fires indiscriminately, wounding two men and a girl. republicans in disarray. tonight, the stunning news that the man who wants to be speaker of the house was disparaging then-president trump, saying he'd ask him to resign. >> o'donnell: masking whiplash: los angeles county reinstates a

the shocking deception, as the f.b.i. swarms a luxury d.c. apartment building and arrests two men. trying to infiltrate dr. jill biden's secret service detail? tonight, the cbs news reporting about a possible link to iranian

the committee held a hearing on the f.b.i.'ail fewer to proper investigate larry n.a.s.er for assaulting young athletes, olympic gymnasts included, which enabled the abuse of dozens of additional victims. we called them on the carpet, put them under oath, brought the testimony forward. we didn't backway from the issue. following that hearing, i introduced the eliminating limits to justice for child sex abuse victims act with senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. the senate has now passed this bipartisan legislation which would enable survivors of child sex abuse to seek civil damages in federal court no matter how long it's taken the survivor to disclose the facts of the case. and the committee has unanimously reported a bill which the senator from mama knows well -- the earned act, legislation he has cosponsored with senator blumenthal that will remove wrangle immunity to the tech industry. i have no apologies for our approach on this. there's more work to be done. but i want to tell you, i'm tempted to leave it just at tha

f.b.i. >> reporter: the streaming giant lost 200,000 subscribers last quarter when it was expecting tomillion. one problem? customers are sharing passwords and netflix estimates more than 100 million viewers are watching for free. >> they love the service. we just have to get paid, you know, some degree for them. >> throwing money at productions like "house of cards" really did pay off because it helped differentiate netflix in the market. but now, it's just another streaming service. >> reporter: back in 2007, netflix stood out. today, it's buried in competition. >> this is your captain. >> reporter: 85% of u.s. households subscribe to streaming services now, paying average of $47 a month, more than $500 a year. >> it's hard for netflix to stand out and say, "hey, look, we have original programming." almost every service out there has original programming. >> when i first had netflix it was i think $7.99 a month, and now i'm over $20 a month. and i don't know what i'm paying for anymore. >> reporter: inflation is one reason heather lefort is canceling netflix next month after being a

. >> reporter: retired f.b.i.ay the cameras require regular manpower and sophisticated maintenance. >> it is very common that cameras aren't working properly, or even if they are working properly, aren't pointed in exactly the right direction. >> reporter: cbs news has learned even before the new york shootings, congress was considering a significant increase in funding to secure rail systems. are transit systems soft targets? we hear that phrase a lot. are they vulnerable. >> nothing could be stronger than a transit system. think of it. the entrance wide open. once you go into the system, there's nobody there but you. so if somebody is looking for a way into a vulnerable system, they've certainly found it in our transit systems. >> reporter: tonight, in a statement to cbs news, the new york state comptroller responds to our reporting about early warnings on cameras, saying, "much needed time was lost because of yesterday's failures and the transit agency now has work to do to ensure riders feel safe." norah. >> o

arranged a meeting between the f.b.i.y is alerting elon musk, look, this former general counsel to the f.b.i. who did that stuff with michael sussman is at twitter. and musk replied, sounds pretty bad. so anyway, that guy works for elon musk. i don't know how long. and, you know, it all depends on when it goes through. nonetheless, it's like people are suddenly coming out of the woodwork saying hey, do you know who works there? >> pete: yeah, you know what, there was a visceral reaction a lot of people had to this change because it felt like a change of this magnitude wasn't really possible, you know. tony stark flies in as ironman and says i build rocketships and tunnels and now i'm going to do something about free speech. >> steve: that's a movie character. elon musk is an actual hero. >> pete: joe rogan reacted like a lot of us when we heard the news. >> this is where we find ourselves with elon musk about to buy twitter. [beep] >> what? >> elon musk bought twitter. we have a movie star cut type of a superhero like a m