f.b.i. at mar-a-lago. i continue to hear from f.b.i. agents, former f.b.i. agents, republicans on the judiciary committee as my friend, jim jordan has pointed out, people from within the f.b.i. about very serious problems. i have had several that i have received personally that were not included in those 14. i understandings senator grassley has also gotten some. there is a systemic problem at the f.b.i. christopher wray was appointed to clean up the f.b.i. as i told president trump later on, you have asked me about a few of your appointments, i said i wish you could have asked me about that one because i could have told you a great deal going back to the days of muscle iran director wray learned some of those techniques. director mueller, even going back as far as boston, when he tried to keep two people who were innocent of the murder of which they were convicted, they were set up by f.b.i. agents and director mueller continued even after it was clear they were innocent, to try to keep the

but i've heard from f.b.i. agents, former f.b.i. agents, people that have been around a while, one of them said, you remember the way it used to be. the f.b.i. was a class organization. and we knew if there was a defendant who was nonviolent that -- and i remember this happening before i went on the bench as a judge and then during my years on the bench as a district judge. i knew of cases the f.b.i. knew they were nonviolent, white-collar crime even though they were very, very serious felonies, they'd call the guy's lawyer and say you need to show up at the jail this time. you've been indicted or will be indicted. and they knew they would show up because otherwise, you know, they might come knock down the door. but that was not what they did. that was not their practice. they believed in civility and humanity. so i've been thinking about the intimidation tactics that have been used by the f.b.i. there's no other reason but intimidation. and i think merrick garland through christopher wray, they've done a good job, many are afraid t

. >> we here as mar-a-lago were recently shut down in an f.b.i. raid due to an inside informant possibly wearing a wire. but mar-a-lago is open again for business. we've just had to make a few changes, to make sure the f.b.i. is not listening in. play tennis! shoot golf! all without the confinement of clothes, or an f.b.i. listening device. take a floppy jog with rudy

first and foremost on behalf of the f.b.i.i want to extend the extreme sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of eliza. most of us did not know her, through the course of the recent investigation we got into the life she was and who she was to her family, friends and community. i want to commend the local, state and federal law enforcement during this investigation. as the family knows, every possible resource that we had as a law enforcement community, including the f.b.i., was brought to bear to both find eliza, and her perpetrator and hold him accountable. i want to thank the community for their support during this investigation, the many tips and leads that we received. we are a member of this community as well and this situation, this tragedy impacts us deeply as well. with that i want to thank the community. next i will be followed by the acting assistant special agent in charge holly roberts from a.t.f. >> first off, on behalf of a.t.f. i want to extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends affec

the f.b.i. has proven time and again that it is corrupt to the core. at what point do we abolish the bureau and start over? representative paul gosar of arizona says, i will support a complete dismantling and elimination of the democrat brown shirts known as the f.b.i. this is too much for our republic to withstand. representative lauren boebert of colorado, the g.o.p. majority must defend all forms of tyranny throughout biden's government at f.b.i. representative marjorie taylor green in georgia, end political persecution and hold those accountable that abuse their positions of power to persecute their political enemies while ruining our country. this shouldn't happen in america. republicans must force it to stop. and marjorie taylor green's website, she's selling defund the f.b.i. t-shirts. so it is my friends on the other side of the aisle who want to defund law enforcement. who want to defund the police. you know, there's an old saying, physician, heel thyself. you taught to take that to heart. the bottom line is these are bills in a will help impr

the f.b.i.ations. here is a quote. the f.b.i. does not target or take adverse action against employees for exercising their first amendment rights or for their political views. to allege otherwise is false and misleading. the f.b.i. is required to follow established policies and procedures to include a thorough investigation when suspending or revoking a security clearance. congressman jim jordan now from the great state of ohio, ranking member of the house judiciary committee in "focus" now. what are the whistleblowers telling you and what do you you have about the statement? >> established policies and procedure? are you kidding me? we saw what they did to the pastor and his family and seven children. 20 agents, guns drawn going through his house when local officials said there was no crime whatsoever. established policies, you have to be kidding me? that's what's going on at the f.b.i.enter what's happening is the people brave enough to take whistleblower status and talk to us they're coming

the justice department says even some of the f.b.i. personnel and d.o.j.rosecutors on the case needed to get extra clearances to review some of that material. now, in this filing, the government lays out an important timeline, saying it tried to get these documents without a search warrant multiple times. they allege donald trump has pushed an "incomplete and inaccurate narrative" in the recent court filings, and that's why we are getting this new information. cbs' robert costa joins us. good evening, robert. there's a lot of new details tonight. >> reporter: good evening, norah, there are certainly many new details here. stunning, in how it shines a bright light on what was inside trump's home. and it gives us a new look into the scope of this high-profile investigation. the explosive legal document revealed for the first time ever photo evidence of some of the alleged highly-classified documents seized from former president trump's florida home. the redacted f.b.i. photograph shows classified cover sheets, some with h.c.s. markings. that refers to the in

myeah, myeah." ( laughter ) since the f.b.i.rch on monday, the former president's response has changed a little bit. it started out as "nothing to see here," and quickly became, "anything you see was put here by the f.b.i.!" ( laughter ) and all the former president's hench-folk have gobbled up the bait. >> quite honestly, i'm concerned that they may have planted >> do i know that the boxes of material they took from mar-a-lago, that they won't put things in those boxes, to entrap him? >> how do you know there weren't listening devices or evidence >> stephyou know when you accuse someone of planting ngitheingto finsomething. befo b, i must infyo ipect that you have planted a fifth of tequila in my stomach. ( laughter ) so, you're about to be in big trouble, mister." ( laughter ) so, how did the f.b.i. agents supposedly bring in 12 boxes of evidence that they then took out? ainsley earhardt has a very stupid theory: >> and his lawyers said they brought in backpacks. what was in those backpacks? >> stephen: good point, ainsley! ev

the f.b.i.'ksh-in the statement we regularly communicate with social media companies about threats. yeah, maybe they do. but on this particular one of the hunter biden laptop -- remember why the electorate deserves, why voters deserve to know what was in the hunter biden laptop. not his sleazy sex and drug habits. who cares about that? but it had evidence that joe biden, when he was vice president, was head of a corrupt influence-peddling operation with a hostile foreign power. voters had the right to know that. the f.b.i. knew that the laptop was not russian disinformation because they had it. and yet at best they didn't tell facebook when they started to censor it by the way, this isn't disinformation, we know it is nt. you can publish it. they specifically said the laptop was russian disinformation. mark zuckerberg in the interview with joe rogan, when asked was the story described to you by the f.b.i. as misinformation zuckerberg said i don't remember. it fit the pattern. that's the reason th

keep in mind, back in june, the f.b.i.nd the justice department told the trump team that they were to secure everything that was classified information in in a storage room. and yet, when they showed up in august, they found all of these documents including classified top secret stuff in his office, which really means that, you know, brings it closer to him. look, the bomb line here is that there's real legal jeopardy for the former president. there's real legal jeopardy for people around him who were handling some of this stuff who swore they turned over everything. and the worst part for republicans is all of this is coming out, and it's going to keep coming out because of the former president's legal maneuvers in this florida court which means we're going to keep getting remind about this between now and the mid terms most likely. yamiche: legal special lists say two lawyer first former president trump they might become targetses or witnesses of this investigation. what's your reporting on that? evan: that's right. exac

so is trump saying the f.b.i. raided his house to find hillary's emails? so they didn't want the documents he declassified with his mind. no, they wanted the emails he couldn't find but that he actually had the whole time at his house? because donald trump is hillary clinton? ( applause ) what? what? so america really did elect its first female president? what! this is so insane! and if we had more time, we could talk about how great it is that hillary trump broke the glass ceiling or talk about how amazing it is that sean hannity basically gave trump a softball and trump hit himself in the dick with a bat. while the american people are getting embarrassed by their leaders, iran's people are rising up against theirs. >> hundreds iranians risking their lives to protest the country's ultra- conservative dress code for women and much more. they were sparked by the death of 22-year-olds masa amini while she was in the custody of iran's notorious morality police. she was detained for the crime of showing her hair in public. in a brave show of defiance, women in

the f.b.i. wants those documents back sooner.ait compromises the probe and, norah, there are still secrets that might be exposed. >> o'donnell: fascinating. scott macfarlane, thank you. well, a ride to school took a terrifying turn into south carolina today when a school bus slammed into a storefront. that story, when we return. to a storefront. that story when we return. how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent

f.b.i. agents knocked on the front door. identified themselves as f.b.i.d him to exit the residence. he did so, taken into custody without incident pursuant to an indictment. a senior law enforcement source said guns may have been drawn but not pointed at the couple and they would be lowered once the subject complied and he said only 3 to 4 would have knocked on the door. if convicted of violating this act, mark faces up to 11 years in prison, julie. >> wow. thank you very much. >> bill: america's crime crisis hitting main street. you will not believe how many small businesses are getting hit by criminals. the numbers are out and no bueno. l.a. county's far left d.a.getting criticized by members of his own office. one of them says he was demoted just for speaking out. he will join us. >> i don't think george gascon realizes how traumatizing that is for a victim going through what they're going through. what they're going through. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, lib

mark zuckerberg confessed in 2020 the f.b.i. went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop from hell was russian disinformation even though they knew that was not true. so they went and said it was

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if donald trump knew the f.b.i.ing the documents so the f.b.i. couldn't see them or recover them, that's exactly what hillary clinton did. there are two different standards. there. she got away with retaining classified information without a clearance and trump had a clearance and now an argument whether they belong to him or the federal government. >> harris: quickly, democrats like to put up another person who has already lost twice. worked for joe biden. he won in his third. maybe she thinks she can win in her third try. you don't believe she is not running. >> it is a very definite maybe. >> harris: sean duffy always good to share time with you. thank you. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". "outnumbered" is up right after the commercial break. the good news? so has the value of your home. and maybe a lot more than you think. if you need cash to stay ahead, call newday. use your va home loan benefit to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just 80% like some other lenders. take out an average of $

the f.b.i. is accusing the pro-life activist of assaulting a volunteer at a philadelphia planned parenthood. his wife claims dozens of agents used excessive force when they arrested her husband at their home with the children present. it's part of a pattern by a poll itized department of justice according to some. >> at the core it's an assault allegation. one had already been dismissed by the courts in philadelphia. a year later the federal government steps in. it is a crime to forcibly interfere for those providing reproductive healthcare. a 72-year-old escort outside the philadelphia parent hood said he shoved him to the ground. the federal government carried out the arrest friday. 25 to 30 f.b.i. agents arrived to the home with guns drawn. she told fox news they said they were going to break in if he didn't open it and had guns pointed my husband, myself and my kids. the f.b.i. is calling the claims and number inaccurate telling fox news they operated withstand arid practice and guns were no

. >> we here as mar-a-lago were recently shut down in an f.b.i.ness. we've just had to make a few changes, to make sure the f.b.i. is not listening in. play tennis! shoot golf! all without the confinement of clothes, or an f.b.i. listening device.

the woke f.b.i.in and merrick garland took a bubble bath in trump's tub and erased everything on his dvr. he was catching on abbott elementary, merrick. what donald trump did was normal. everyone brings work home. after i got hired from h& m, i brought home an entire cash register. the department of justice is out of control. congratulations, f.b.i. you did it. you found melania's top secret underwear. can i see it? seriously, donald trump took documents, documents? this is no worse than what hillary did, which was terrible, and she should go to prison which is why trump should not go to prison. do i have to list why it is okay he had the documents. attorney-client privilege, white privilege, diplomatic immunity, the kavanaugh hearings. trump is still the president because he never gave two weeks' notice. double jeopardy. we're prosecuting trump on the espionage act. you're trying to get an american president on a french word. i don't think so. no. no. no. no. america, if you are not so outraginged t

the independent reviewer would be directed to examine the evidence obtained during last month's f.b.i. search. >> the kind of person they'll be talking about is probably a retired, respected federal judge. >> reporter: cannon's order sets a deadline for possible candidates: september 9th. her decision could have ramifications for the investigation-- delaying it, as the political season heats up. >> it could both be a big, big practical problem, but also could kind of undermine the entire prosecution. >> reporter: cannon wrote that a special master would review the seized property for personal items and documents, and potentially privileged material subject to claims of attorney- client and/or executive privilege. her order also bars the justice department from further reviewing the evidence collected until the special master's work is done. but, it does allow for the continuation of the classification review and intelligence assessments being conducted by the office of the director of national intelligence. at a rally over the weekend in the key battleground state of pennsylvania, for

like if someone after the f.b.i. they need to send in marie condo, does this 1987 copy of playboy spark joy. >> it does, it sparks so much joy, so much joy. >> trevor: but even more concerning is the f.b.i. found dozens of classified folders that were empty which obviously raises the question, where are the documents from the folders? are they in other boxes? did he lend them to saudi arabia? or maybe it is more innocent. maybe trump keeps a bunch of folders labeled classified so he can give them to friends with pictures photo copies of his butt in here, that is a good joke. it is also a possibility that the intelligence community didn't trust him and gave him empty fielders, we don't know. sir, these documents are so secret we made them invisible. >> incredible, just like all the love letters melania sends me, i get it, totally get it. >> trevor: but nobody knows what trump was doing with these files and folders. and now there might be a lot longer until we find out. >> the criminal investigation into those classifi

then-f.b.i.r james comey ultimately recommended clinton not be prosecuted, but said she and her team were extremely careless. >> i had a very different situation, where i was cleared, team were and the guy just kept talking and talking, and then came up with a new reason to talk more, ten days before the election. >> o'donnell: james comey. >> yes. and there's no doubt at all that he impacted, very negatively, my chances of winning. so, it was in the middle of an election, there was no "there" there, and the guy never shut up. so, i think it's a really different comparison to what's going on here, where it appears that the justice department and the f.b.i. have been incredibly patient, quiet, careful, untildy they finally, apparently, thought that national security was at stake. >> o'donnell: she told us she's watched all of the january 6th hearings. what do you think of liz cheney? >> i think she's done a great, historic service to the united states, and, you know, paid a price for it, which was

the f.b.i.the last one to tell us that. but it has now admitted in the newspapers, even by the people back there, they will not fight it. think of this. think of this. so they make up a story about russia. just so you know, i was tougher on russia than any president by far. i'm the one that stopped nordstream 2, the pipeline. i'm the one that did the big sanctions. i guarantee you one thing, putin was not going into ukraine. i guarantee you that. i guarantee you. nobody was tougher than me. but i also got along with them. that is a good thing, getting along with other countries. it is a good thing, not a bad thing. think of it. so they make up a story, russia, russia, russia, it was made up so when they lost, they could say it was russia. i'm saying what the hell did russia have to do with it? it was russia! ok. so adam shift knows it is a fake story. he made it up with other people. they know it is a fake. i see adam shift go sullenly to the microphones in the capitol building sand stand there

the f.b.i. said no swat operators were involved. f.b.i. agents knocked on the door and asked him to exit the residence. he did so and taken into custody without incident pursuant to an indictment. senator hawley is calling on the f.b.i. to answer for more. >> what we're concerned about is unequal application of the law. we're worried about persecution, individuals persecuted because of their beliefs or political a-- i filliation. even if you accept the accusations as true. it doesn't justify this level of an invasive, confronting arrest or the f.b.i. going to his home. many times people especially when there is a non-violent. not like this guy is a gunrunner. no major threat to his family or the community. they can ask people to even surrender. they can approach them in the driveway away from their family. they don't have to escalate this and make it the most intrusive. i think we're concerned about a abuse of discretion and someone being persecuted for their beliefs or political affiliation. >> bill: sounds like there are more questions o

the f.b.i. and justice department. they are leaking to the media. >> this comes as federal judge cannon ruled a special master will be appointed to review nearly 13,000 documents seized from mar-a-lago, more than 300 contain classified markings. the judge halted the government's continued access to the documents. she did allow the director of national intelligence to maintain access to determine any risk assessment to national security. finally neither the d.o.j. nor team trump is responding to our request for comment. both teams are facing a friday deadline to name potential candidates for the special master. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: so this is breaking as well. former trump white house stage gift steve bannon expected to turn himself in tomorrow in new york city expecting to face charges in a state criminal matter. the "washington post" reports he is accused of lying to donors who gave money to fund southern border wall construction. a similar federal case ended when president trump pardoned bannon. he calls the

the f.b.i.o the tune of $10.8 billion to go after former president trump, to go after parents concerned about schools, to go after a pro-life father, and i.r.s. $12.6 billion. we just gave them another $80 billion. but no, no. we just funded a c.r. with an annual appropriation of $12 billion. oh, you think that's good enough? how about n.i.h., $45 billion. after n.i.h. has been basically screwing the american people for the last 2 1/2 years with their nonsense spewing out about covid, resulting in our children being sent back a generation, shoved to the corner of classrooms, forced to wear masks, unable to have proper speech. all so my colleagues on the other side of the aisle can run around wearing masks and scaring the american people. $45 billion, my republican colleagues in the senate said, sure, let's keep giving them more money. what will my colleagues on my side of the aisle do tomorrow? i hope they'll oppose it. how about pfizer and moderna who face no liability, made $93 billion in 2022

probably already hearing it in the news-- the f.b.i.me and took my phone. they surrounded me at a hardees. >> stephen: yes. ( laughter ) yes. ( cheers and applause ) they surrounded him-- surrounded him at a hardees. in fact-- this is true-- he was in the drive-through. ( laughter ) "chhhhhzt. ah, welcome to hardee's. you have the right to remain silent. anything you can say, will be used against you in a court of law. but you have the right to an attorney, and you can pick him up at the window. please pull around." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ later on, lindell somehow got booked on lindell tv to complain about one f.b.i. agent in particular. >> then he goes, "well, i've got some bad news." and i go, okay, here it comes, right? he goes, "we're taking your cell phone-- we have a warrant for your cell phone." i go, "no." i said "my whole company, i run five companies off that." >> stephen: he runs everything off of his cellphone? is he selling pillows or meth? ( laughter and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) listening to him talk, it's

then the stable genius complained about what the f.b.i. took from the boxes. >> they took a lot.hey took my will. i found out yesterday. i said, "where is it?" >> stephen: you know things are going well when a guy says, "i was looking for my will yesterday. why? no reason. now where are my three passports and my bag of mustaches?!" ( laughter ) after that, the former-- ( applause ) sure, why not? >> louis: quality joke. >> stephen: you will enjoy these jokes. after that, the former president's excuses got weirder: >> there's also a lot of speculation because of what they did, the severity of the f.b.i. coming and raiding mar-a-lago. were they looking for the hillary clinton emails that were deleted, but they are around someplace? were they looking for the spying? >> wait, wait. you're not saying you had it, did you? >> no, no. they may be saying-- they may have thought that it was in there. >> stephen: i'm sorry. what? that's so crazy, he confused sean hannity. and sean comes pre-confused. at this point, he's just throwing out magnetic conspiracy theories at the refrigerator to s

local police are being assisted by the f.b.i.anic and fear that these cases cause are universal. late today, we learned that investigators are now wondering whether the alleged victim is actually the culprit, and whether what happened here is a hoax. norah. >> o'donnell: what a development. jeff pegues, thank you. with less than two months until the midterm elections, a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows potentially good news for democrats in pennsylvania. cbs' robert costa traveled to philadelphia to see what's on voters' minds. >> let's bring it back. we can do this. >> reporter: democrats see pennsylvania as a crucial battleground as they fight to hold on to their congressional majorities. but economic headwinds are a challenge here. >> everybody up here, they're struggling, food is expensive, the gas. >> i worry all the time about the economy. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows that eight in 10 pennsylvania voters say higher prices have been difficult or worse. democrat josh shapiro, the state attorney general runn

but the f.b.i. claimed that it would need to privilege evidence in order to mount a defense, at least against the plaintiff's religious freedom claims. the district court agreed and dismissed the entire case. in the ninth circuit the plaintiffs were foreclosed by circuit precedent from arguing that the state secrets privilege doesn't justify dismissal to protect the defendant. however, the plaintiffs did argue that 1806-f of fisa basically prohibited dismissal. section 1806 asks, establishes procedures that courts must follow in cases involving electronic surveillance when the government asserts that disclosing information through litigation would harm national security. under these procedures, the attorney general first smits an affidavit that asserts the claim. the court must then conduct encamera and ex parte a review of the surveillance materials. that en camera review is not optional and the court has to accept the claim of national security harm. but the court also has to review the materials

a federal judge has unsealed a detailed inventory of items seized during the f.b.i. search of mar-a-lago, former president donald trump's florida home. the list includes thousands of documents, some marked "top secret" along with dozens of empty folders marked "classified." cbs' robert costa explains. >> reporter: the detailed list of evidence taken from the former president's florida estate revealed 48 folders marked as "classified" that were found empty. some legal experts say that likely alarms investigators. >> the government is under an obligation to find out where are those documents? who has seen those documents? where are they now? >> reporter: in all, the list shows trump possessed 103 documents marked as "classified." 27 that were marked "top secret, secret, or confidential" were found in his personal office at mar-a-lago. 76 more were seized from his storage room. some former intelligence officials have told cbs news they're worried about how documents were mixed in with trump's everyday items-- clothes, photos, and news clippings. trump's claim this week

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i don't think the f.b.i. and d.o.j.back because they're about politics, not justice or truth, they're not about law enforcement any longer. chris wray you would think would stand up and say i won't tolerate this. the man is silent. see not rooting out the corruption and politics of the agency. he is sitting back and letting it happen. >> griff: maybe he should speak up and speak out a little bit to reinstall the trust in the f.b.i. have a great rest of your labor day. >> julie: we're learning more about the tennessee teacher abduction case. the suspect's chilling criminal history and what police say led them to him. plus criminals in new york city getting bolder and scarier by the day. now using cars as weapons next. you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis, enbrel can help you say i'm in for what's next. ready to create a bigger world? -i'm in. ready to earn that “world's greatest dad” mug? -i'm in. care to play a bigger ro

judge agreed to appoint a third party or so called special master to review documents seized by the f.b.i. during the search of trump's florida home, here is cbs's robert costa. >> judge aileen cannon wrote in her ruling that trump faces unquantity fiable harm if more sensitive information is made public. instead he should be granted an outside lawyer to review the evidence. the independent reviewer would be directed to examine the evidence obtained during last month's fbi search. >> the kind of person they will be talking about is probably a retired, respected federal judge. >> cannon's or the sets a deadline for possible candidates, september 9th. her decision could have ramifications for the investigation, delaying it as the political season heats up. >> it could both be a big, big practical problem but also could kind of undermine the entire prosecution. >> cannon wrote that a special master would review the seized property for personal items and documents and potentially privileged material subject to claims of attorney-clienlt and or executive privilege. her order also bars the just

but in his first interview since the f.b.i. search, the former president doubled down on that claim saying just by thinking about it, he could declassify documents. tonight the wife of sct justice clarence thomas ginny agreed to speak with the committee about her possible efforts to help overturn the 2020 election. cbs's scott macfarlane will start us off tonight from the justice department. scott, good evening. >> reporter: jericka, cbs news learned the justice department has resumed its investigation of the records seized from mar-a-lago as the number of investigations in the former president's legal peril continue to grow. the latest in a series of setbacks for former president trump, the three-judge appeals court panel in a unanimous ruling repudiated federal judge eileen canon's decision to freeze the investigation. the eleventh circuit said canon's court abused its discretion and the public has a strong interest in ensuring the security does not have grave damage. >> an almost embarrassing rebuke and overrule of the lower

now to a new twist in the f.b.i. search of former president donald trump's florida home.washington post" reports that some of the classified material seized included nuclear intelligence on a foreign government. here's cbs' robert costa. >> reporter: almost one month after the seizure of documents at former president trump's florida home, many of them marked "classified," a new report from the "washington post" says f.b.i. agents found a document describing a foreign government's military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities, with information about a foreign government's nuclear defense readiness. "the post" states some documents found at trump's home were so closely guarded that many senior national security officials did not have access to them. former acting c.i.a. director mike morell. if foreign nuclear information was at mar-a-lago, what's the risk? >> if that information was at mar-a-lago, it puts the sources and methods by which we collected that information at risk, and, therefore, we could lose that information that is so important to us. >> reporter: th

tonight, the f.b.i. says it's helping the ride share company uber investigate a cyberattack.ned control over uber's internal systems after compromising a worker's slack account, according to the "new york times." the company says it doesn't appear that sensitive customer data was compromised. the records of millions of users and drivers were stolen in another breach in 2016.wn on broadway's longest running show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the phantom of the opera ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, cbs news confirms the "phantom of the opera" will close in february after 35 years and more than 13,000 performances. the show will celebrate its historic run before closing. all i ask of you is that you catch it while you can. "on the road" is next with an emotional story on the power of family. castle valley, california. e and i live in my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory losses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism