f.b.i. authority against the occupy movement the f.b.i. in offices all over the united states was using domestic terrorism authority issuing domestic terrorism alerts and watches and then using that to go after the occupy movement and collect information on people and on a movement that they've known legit throughout the materials is a peaceful nonviolent movement. and going off the peaceful nonviolent movement you know this is supposed to be a government to protect our constitutional rights and civil liberties bill of rights our first amendment redress of grievances here their freedom to assemble one of these document shows the actual role of government in relation to these rights well what we see in these documents from the f.b.i. is not the first time they have done this it's not the last time the f.b.i. will do this and it's the historical role of the f.b.i. if you look at the fifty's the sixty's the seventy's every time this is social justice movement the united states the f.b.i. and other american intelligence agencies use the authori

f.b.i. grabbed the new zealand authorities showed up at his house on helicopters jump down off the roof of the tried to find him arrested him hauled him off to prison recreated the whole thing with armed guards running through the crowd pyro just like no answers dressed as a cia agents there were dancers dressed as f.b.i. agents and then there was also just like. sexy f.b.i. agents like this you know disguised with guns and sunglasses running around so i mean i was thinking the original raid from a year earlier probably wasn't as entertaining but it's nice that can actually crack a joke. and here it is if it is on. spies you know this is a very a it's a very a different press conference from what i'm used to but you know when when kate was actually up there he made a bunch of really powerful statements about what's up with with mega upload you know it's up with the new project mega and he definitely put it. sirius had on it for a little bit was it all just funny. actually you know a very good reason for him to be putting together this presser to actually explain this new project which he think

f.b.i. coordinator with new zealand authorities his home in new zealand and up arrested him put him behind bars for his its assets and shut down his son. career on hold for his whole life on hold he's looking now if he's x. rated the u.s. and he's convicted here he could spend decades in prison so it's been one year since that whole fiasco one under way and i sat down with him and talked about what's happening to your son so he is in new zealand now and i know that you sort of had a visit just and you just got back and you had the opportunity to talk to him to sit down with him one on one and it turns out he had heard of aaron swartz and knew what had happened talk a little bit about this exchange and how this came up. as you know was it was a frequent guest on our team was on at least a dozen times over the last year and he was on one year ago when maybe upload was shut down but yet he was on to talk about it and you know came recalled and was very grateful that he had you know such a such a genuine caring person who was so motivated by you know having an open internet that he was advocating f

almost a year exactly since kim dotcom this mansion in new zealand was raided by the authorities in conjunction with f.b.i. investigation and department of justice as a kinda operating the file storage site mega upload participate in this vast conspiracy that duped hollywood and the music and movie industry out of half a billion dollars by letting people share files freely over the internet now it's been a year now and kim dotcom has released a new project but he's saying that this whole new project he wants to do it's called mega everything is encrypted in its way for people to take information whether it's just a simple word documents or and piece threes or movie files and to share them with others but while doing it all privately through encryption and you know i spoke with him and he was telling me that this is something that is actually necessary given the state of affairs today where the government is watching everyone no matter where you are no matter what you're doing. you've done it but only just israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu narrowly wins the israeli election for many more government

authorities and roughed up quite a bit. and then at some point, american officials from the f.b.i.agencies interrogated him. >> bret: the attorney for one of three aed member of terror group arrested overseas in >> megynoverseas in >> megyn: breoversea in jabuti. they dispute the rendition that they were roughed up as he alleges. of course, this goes against what candidate obama and the early in the president's term talked about. looking back to the bush era. terrorist, the use of anti-terror measures. >> we don't ship prisoners in the dead of night to be tortured. >> that rendition is inappropriate. >> bret: tucker, a lot of bush era terror policies continue. >> the most remarkable thing is outcry from the liberal left that went outrageous in the bush era and they have been silent. not just international stuff but domestic stuff. potential spying on the american citizens. we know the f.b.i. read private e-mails between general petraeus and broadwell, without a warrant. on one grounds. why is that okay? why is nobody up in arms about it? a big deal. >> bret: gritmo is open -- gitmo

authorities. reports reveal that the f.b.i. was aware of an assassination plot against occupy wall street activists but never alerted them. on the latest findings to show them a wrong among teachers in the u.k. is that. as educators complain of a lack of support from the government. international news life this is all she was me of all of a hello and welcome to the program. bahrain has begun the new year in much the same way as it finished the old one with a fresh wave of protests across the gulf monuc eight security forces in the capital manila again used to government demonstrators who are demanding more rights on the release of political prisoners. several arrests as police continue that clampdown on dissent now approaching the two year log people have been killed and thousands detained since the uprising began in february twentieth levon sunni rulers recently called for dialogue with the opposition but compared to say the piece of torture in interrogations and police brutality will continue unabated two months ago also rece

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authorities. new reports reveal that the f.b.i. was aware of an assassination plot against occupy wall street activists but never a lot of them. and the latest findings show morale among teachers in the u.k. is a whopping total as educators complain of a lack of support from the government. hello under a very warm welcome to archie twenty four hour news live from moscow our ptomaine story now bahrain has begun the new year in much the same way as it finished the old one with a fresh way will push us across the gulf monarchy security forces in the capital managua again used tear gas on anti government demonstrators who are demanding more rights and the release of political prisoners and there were several arrests as police continue their clamp down on dissent now approaching the two year mark of eighty people have been killed and thousands detained since the uprising began in february twenty seventh bahrain's sunni rulers recently called for dialogue with the opposition but campaigners say the use of torture and interrogations and p

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transferred lawfully and pursuant to requests through formal channels from the custody of authorities in africa to the f.b.i. critics point to the statements of candidate obama would shunned the use of rendition altogether. >> we are not a country that runs prison that looks people away without telling them why they are there or what they are charged with. >>reporter: neither congress or the administration have agreed on a consistent strategy for detaining suspects overseas and for their prosecution. or where they will be prosecuted. >>gregg: thank you from washington, dc. another top trillion ban -- taliban commander is reported dead in pakistan. the united states killed the commander in pakistan and his deputy and eight others. washington did not confirm the strike but officials say he has a great deal of blood on his hand and his death would be a significant blow to the taliban stronghold in the area. >> he was just the latest terrorist leader to die in the drone strike but such targeted killings are not without controversy particularly regarding the assassination of al qaeda leader al-awlaki in yemen in

f.b.i. agents involved. >> it was meant to show they cannot operate with total immunity. >> and second suspect detained by the egyptian authorities, head of the house intelligent committee briefed on the case said the f.b.i. agents are not getting enough support for their investigation. >> not going well. it's slow. it is, we are not getting great cooperation from governments that should be cooperating. number two. it's not the athat exthey should give it to get to the bottom of it. >> sources familiar with the investigation tells fox news the f.b.i. was not told in advance that he was released by the court. f.b.i. headquarters in washington declined to comment. separately fox news was told that the f.b.i. agents got useful information when they questioned him but there was not enough to rule in or out of the benghazi attack. >> bret: leading up to secretary clinton testifying january 23. >> less than a week and promised they would bring to justice those responsible for the attack. only know of one person remaining in custody. >> thank you. >> the white house is making it tougher for your voice to be heard. later in the grape gra

f.b.i., jenna. at a press conference that authorities had in bangkok they credited the sunday night arrest to an f.b.ihe 24-year-old planned to pass through their airport on his way to egypt following a vacation he took in malaysia. he's algerian and graduated with a computer science degree in algeria in twaeutd and was skille2008 and was skilled enough to hack accounts in 270 banks word wide with a huge illegally gained pwoupbt taoerbgs check this out 10 million in lastess per transaction. you can see him grinning there not taking the whole thing very seriously. police are studying two confiscated laptops, a tablet computer and a satellite phone and a number of external hard drives they have in their possession. the f.b.i. had been looking for him for three years and they plan to extradict him to the u.s. the 24-year-old denying the charges but he's also refuting that he'd ever been on the f.b.i.'s most wanted list. we'll keep you posted. jenna the smile is something, jaime, really, he looks too happy. you're a lawyer, you have the background. what does he face potentially behind bars. >> reporter: a

authorities push for greater control in the name of national security the f.b.i. refuses to reveal how all how many americans have spying on muslim distrust and are in no way will bring you the next prez opinion of the night set aside. for causing the moment he is honest and short on the slum they put them in true blood despite the government hailing it as a step towards democracy that's coming up after a short break. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. this is our c let's move on now barack obama has been sworn into office this week officially beginning his second presidential term during his inauguration speech on capitol hill has spelled out his vision for the next four years pledging to promote world peace by supporting democracy but many still wonder whether he'll actually keep any promises this time. he's escalated the wars in afghanistan he's escalated the drone attacks around the world so i'm certainly skeptical possibly now that he

f.b.i. this happened thin the jurisctioof nghazi a therefore the libyans have the authority over the case unless the libyan cans pull the case together it makes it hard for courts in other countries like tunisia to build a case because it hinges on what the libyans are able to pull together in terms of evidence, witnesses and all that has been exceptionally difficult in libya. the police themselves are afraid to arrest militia people who they suspect being involved in the attack and then on top of that you have a crime scene that was looted within minutesf the ttack and no real professional evidence gathering that happened at the time. so all of that makes it very difficult for the libyans to put together a proper investigation such that it will lead to arrests and convictions. not only libya but throughout the arab world where suspects may be hiding. >> it sounds extremely complicated and we saw the president, president obama, in an interview not too long ago say they have a couple of good leads, or several good leads on this. do we have any idea what he meant by at or do you see evence of that

christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland in two thousand and ten authorities for the twenty one year old claim he was entrapped by the f.b.i. prosecutors say mohamed atta was predisposed to committing a terrorist act predisposed to committing a terrorist act for it by predisposed you mean subject to criminal entrapment by the f.b.i. been yes i absolutely agree but this case is just one in the list of many high profile f.b.i. sting operations carried out in the wake of the nine eleven attacks and once again it raises the question about the real threat of terrorism facing us today the people involved in these cases had no actual. capacity to commit the crimes for which they are being prosecuted without the f.b.i. is abundant resources paving the way he could any impressionable anxious to rid teenager under the wing of an undercover federal agent be turned into a terrorist when the when they're provided the means and the encouragement can you say manufactured from head anyone anyway we've got lots of ground to cover so let's break this up. a little more of you never seen anything like that. oh oh oh. do you ever wonder why th

f.b.i. informant incentivized by money who ultimately provided the means and the opportunity for these crimes very interesting trevor great to have you on and shed some light on this issue that was trevor aaron said author of the terror factory. well still ahead here on our team at the next time you go to the doctor be careful what information you disclose enforcement officials are trying to get their hands on and that a cold records without a warrant well examine what this means for patients rights. smith let me let me i want to know what all let me ask you a point. here on this network is what we have in the bank we have our knives out. but if you get this right with the banks saying they're getting married at the rate we're being i'd like to talk about your mail and. worse if you are going to. my house to give it to the radio guy and put him in a. cloak we're about to go good you've never seen anything like this i'm telling. well your medical records are for your and your doctor's eyes only right not of the drug enforcement administration gets its way and the state of oregon the da is trying to get access to private prescription records of patients without a warrant this is part of an effort to crack

authorities are looking into whether they are legitimate medical samples. a new report from the f.b.ind a jump in violent crime last year after a nearly two-decade slide. violent crime was up almost 2% in the first half of 2012. and a reputed detroit mafia leader is the latest to opl forward with a ticome forward with a tip in the 1975 advertise appearance of jimmy hoffa. he claims his remains were left in a vacant lot in michigan around 30 miles away from a restaurant where he was last seen. jenna: a disturbing report from the pentagon and the numbers are quite significant so we wanted to take a closer look at this. suicides among members of the military are reaching a record level. when we look at the data looking back at last year. this chart shows the numbers rising steadily higher as you can see the last year's total more than double what it was before 9/11. our senior national correspondent john roberts is live in atlanta making a closer look at awful this. john. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. this really is a troubling reversal of what had been a positive trend over the pa

authorities to what he says are the burial sites of victims. last year - the remains of at least 3 people were found in an abandoned well. now the f.b.i has taken over and they're searching a new well. kron-4's j-r stone is here with the story. the this is a link to wesleyan shermantine.. with a major setback the bottom of the well has been reached. at 200 ft. below the surface that is where they have not found any human remains. with to wondered feet deep is a huge blow to the fbi. 2 1/3 feet deep, they thought that this was only 50 ft. deep. now, they've already gone 200 ft. deep. there is now, water at the bottom of the wealth that has to be drained. to trade that, that-water at the bottom. but more drain efforts is going to even be more expensive. but it is likely going to go up with this well is four times deeper than they are rigidly in thought. once they clear that out they can see what they thought that it was four times deeper than they are were originally thought but that could take several more days. at this point, we are not even talking about sifting for human remains. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> more developing news ton

authorities? i mean that threatens the heart of what our criminal justice system is about. yes, i think it is absolutely right for the f.b.iolved and to take control of this circus and make it clear that it's a crime to cyberbully people, that it is a crime to threaten witnesses. martha: i mean they really need to put fear into these people, arthur. it's such a wild west feel. >> it is. martha: for the past ten years weave bean talking about there isn't enough ramifications. >> there is none. martha: people feel that anonymous as the hacker group is called when they are online, what can the f.b.i. do? how can they crackdown on them? >> look, they have the technology to know where the messages come from. they can go tow a judge to a judge and get certain type of warrants. they can open it way up. they could subpoena facebook, they could subpoena twitter, they can -- a federal gentlema a fed a federal judge, the f.b.i., they could draw the line in the sand. you want to say the kids shouldn't be prosecuted, you can say that, you can't tell the chief investigator we are going to kill you and your family, it's a crime, period.