in the weeks leading up to this january 6 rally, the f.b.i. worked internally with every f.b.i. field office to ensure they were looking for any intelligence that may have developed about potential violence during the rally on january 6. we developed some intelligence that a number of individuals were planning to travel to the d.c. area with intentions to cause violence. we immediately shared that information and action was taken as demonstrated about by the arrest of one individual by the metro police department the night before the rally. other individuals were identified in other parts of the country and travel was disrupted. the f.b.i. receives enormous amounts of information and intelligence. and our job is to determine the credibility and viability of it. under the laws of policies that govern f.b.i. investigations. we have to separate the aspirational from the intentional and determine which of the individuals saying despicable things on the internet or practicing keyboard bravado or intent to do arm. in the latter, we worked diligently to identify them and prevent them f

is working and that metro police is working on that f.b.i. is working and that's who find that individual or individuals who planted those devices so in addition to just those road cases we're looking at we're going to focus on the most significant charges as a deterrent because regardless of if it was just a trespass on the capitol or if someone planted a pipe bomb you will be charged and you will be found in addition to that we've also focused on an emphasis on assaults and batteries on police officers both both both federal officers and local m.p. officers that were assaulted and and as the days go on there is going to be more social media and people recognize that in some instances and p.d. and capitol police were open handed combat with something these persons inside the capitol where tear gas was used on the capitol police and federal officers and they were also used against some of these rioters so the picture is going to build i think there's a lot of misconceptions about what happened within the capitol and it's going to come it's a l

and my character, betty cooper, is working as an f.b.i.re here. i should hook you guys up. he can give you some advice on how to play it real. >> give me some tips, i know, yeah. it's been really cool, though. it's fun. >> stephen: in september, you published your first book. it's a book of poetry. put it right over here so we can see. it's called "swimming lessons." so poetry, you're going for the big money by buying a poet. it's just a cash grab, obviously. request yet swimming lessons?" why is it called that? >> that's a good question. i thought of that title as i was falling asleep one night. i was kind of grasping at straws. my editor was telling me i had, like, one day left to turn in my title. and i was like-- ah! really, just "swimming lessons" came across my mind. "does this work? yeah, it works. it's swimming lessons. it's kind of nostalgic. it's something you do when you're young and you're learning and you're trying to stay afloat, live life -- >> stephen: literally alive so you don't drown. >> right, right, exactly. so i just

puts into other kinds of cases you know the f.b.i. works every day with state and local law enforcement those officers know who the problem officers are right but they're they don't have whistleblower protections that are strong enough to protect them if they report those officers so part of this problem and i wrote a report on this called it in plain sight because that's what it is they know who they are the f.b.i. knows who the police officers they can trust and the police officers they don't they can't trust are in these departments it's a matter of actually having the will to address the problem and that's what's lacking. i want to bring in the conversation he says rush away because he says like this is what we need to do now how many sent to russia. has there been enough national is sent to curb the infiltration of why supremacy in law enforcement a simple answer is no in the capitol who have lived it but understanding this links back to the founding of the united states of america where slave black people would flee plantations and be

f.b.i. usually works with standard projectors which he arranges and adjusts in his studio to test out his projections on walls. this gives him a 1st impression. but about a water of course us prepare everything as thoroughly as i can but then when the distances are much further everything might change. sometimes the image onsite will look completely different than what. tonight conditions in the mountains outside madrid are ideal thanks to a full moon of yet he has a natural light source for his long exposures together with his artistic process the resulting photo acquires a magical quality. and. we turn our attention now to another artist who like the musician on us all well uses the night as her inspiration german painter zilker silk aboard heads out into nature after dark to as she puts it see the unseen well even in the dead of night she still manages to bring nothing to life in the landscape around her we went along with her to witness the results. works through the night doors. equipped only with a god a compass and her paints and brushes she seeks out isolated spots where she can paint the nig

f.b.i. usually works with standard projectors which he arranges and adjusts in his studio to test out his projections on walls. this gives him a 1st impression. but if i don't move to of course us i'll prepare everything as thoroughly as i can but then when the distances are much further everything might change. sometimes the image onsite will look completely different than what. tonight conditions in the mountains outside madrid are ideal thanks to a full moon of yeti yet has a natural light source for his long exposures together with his artistic process the resulting photo acquires a magical quality. we turn our attention now to another artist who like the musician on us although uses the night as her inspiration german painter zilker silk aboard heads out into nature after dark to as she puts it see the unseen well even in the dead of night she still manages to bring nothingness to life in the landscape around her we went along with her to witness the results. through the night doors. equipped only with a gas lamp a compass under paints and brushes she seeks out isolated spots where she can paint

f.b.i. we're working closely with them to aggressively pursue those responsible for these shameful and violent acts you can help by taking a moment to view them and provide us with assistance again they have been publicly released on our website anyone with information on their identities or whereabouts is encouraged to reach out to him p.d. at toul 27279099 or text us at 50411 information can be provided anonymously in addition to what i've already mentioned we will also be sending these images out across the country to the reach of the f.b.i. offices in every state we have authorized a reward of up to 1000 dollars for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of persons responsible and i should add that we already are receiving information and tips and valuable tips and from residents and people who are who have identified some of these individuals we will continue to assist the united states capitol police with security without compromising the quality and professional police service to our district neighborhoods residents and visitors should continue to expect traffic disruptions

f.b.i. is working with the pentagon to vet more than 20,000 national guard troops providing additional protection around d.c. for president-elect biden's inauguration tomorrow. former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. >> there will continue to be protest as there should be. hopefully they'll all be peaceful. we've seen it time and time again at different inaugurations. as we move forward i hope there is too much of a swing we don't allow individual groups either side of the aisle to again voice their differences and their opinion in a very peaceful way. >> harris: let's get to rich edson live in washington on this event, rich, which is a few hours on one day and we move on. >> it certainly feels like something bigger than that especially over the last week, week and a half here in washington you have had this massive and growing security presence. we're only a couple blocks from the capitol here and checkpoints like the one behind me around the capitol building. installing more barbed wire on the fences that you aren't supposed to be able to scale and surrounded by national guard and

states and this is unlike america you know tim cook the head of apple decides he doesn't want to work with the f.b.i. and it goes to court there's a lot of squabbling and all this in china you decide not to cooperate you're going to end up harvesting turnips and mongolia if you're lucky. you said you don't like the u.s. has exactly the same law for shuttle so we need to be fair it is a little early what patriot act applied. just gaffed them to give the government their user data when there's a risk of terrorism or national security. in us from that location so the chinese merely passed a law that already existed in the us but there's nevertheless a difference if in the us i'm involved in a trade dispute i can file a lawsuit if it's a civil dispute i can file a lawsuit whereas the chinese justice system is political it belongs to the communist party and. the only presence of the chinese take. proof that technological dominance has become a major strategic issue. to rivals washington and beijing have made an artificial intelligence the next absolute priority the window would depend on who invests the

f.b.i. is now working on tracking down a lot of these protesters and it's quite easy because they were talking about it out in the public if we're looking at this long wall so it is much trickier because you need to find the exact per cent and then you know trace them back at the same time in the u.s. we've become very good in terms of international terrorism of looking for these lone wolf targets that's something that we have done a lot of in the last 20 years and so the intelligence infrastructure for detecting identifying and tracking down lone wolf threats is something that we know how to do and we just haven't been as aggressive about it in terms of domestic terrorism as we have with international terrorism i think the events of the 6 that have really convinced everyone that we need to take those threats much more seriously it's something we've never seen before and so i suspect we're seeing a lot of that intelligence capability now shifts to these more domestic threats gente share something with us do you get the sense that for the national guard behind the scenes the commanding officers

and this isn't like america you know tim cook the head of apple decides he doesn't want to work with the f.b.i. and it goes to court and there's a lot of squabbling and all this in china you decide not to cooperate you're going to end up harvesting turnips and mongolia if you're lucky. he said meaning to hell with the u.s. has exactly the same law faddle so we need to be fair it is a little patriot act apply. just gaffed them to give the government their user data when there's a risk of terrorism or national security to secure we can assume that it's of the chinese merely passed a law that already existed in the us but there is nevertheless a difference if in the us i'm involved in a trade dispute i can file a lawsuit if it's a civil dispute i can file a lawsuit whereas the chinese justice system is political it belongs to the communist party and. the only presence of the chinese think. proof that technological dominance has become a major strategic issue. with 2 rivals washington and beijing have made artificial intelligence the next absolute priority the winner will depend on who invests the

and this isn't like america you know tim cook the head of apple decides he doesn't want to work with the f.b.i. and it goes to court there's a lot of squabbling and all this in china you decide not to cooperate you're going to end up harvesting turnips and mongolia if you're lucky. he said meaning joey the u.s. has exactly the same law for shuttle so we need to be fair it is a little earlier the patriot act applied. just gaffe them to give the government their user data when there's a risk of terrorism or national security to secure weaken us from the duplicious of the chinese merely passed a law that already existed in the us but there's nevertheless a difference if in the us i'm involved in a trade dispute i can file a lawsuit if it's a civil dispute i can file a lawsuit whereas the chinese justice system is political it belongs to the communist party and. the only presence of the chinese take. proof that technological dominance has become a major strategic issue. the 2 rivals washington and beijing have made artificial intelligence the next absolute priority the winner will depend on who in

to be fair to this guy, i get why someone in a hate group like the proud boys would want to work with the f.b.ie probably sought them out, like, "hey, i heard your crew tried to kill martin luther king. game recognize game." but let's move on to the big story that everyone is still talking about: the gamestop stock explosion. you know, it's the reason your 14-year-old cousin just bought a ferrari. trader on reddit sent the stock soaring this week causing billions of losses for the hedge fund that bet against the stock. and today, wall street decided enough was enough. >> and this is fox news alert. now, draw your attention to main street, where game stop and a.m.c. shares have been tumbling in trading action today as a growing number of firms move to halt trading on some stocks boosted by amateur traders on reddit. >> the action is so wild that td ameritrade and robin hood have restricted trading of these stocks. wells fargo also banning its advisers from telling clients to buy or sell gamestop and a.m.c. >> and now the criticism for abandoning their traders here. >> i don't like the move on ro

f.b.i. stopped by my work three days ago to talk to me about coming out here. >> nawaz: beirich says online shows many of these groups are now hesitant to mobilize for inauguration day with the same force they did on january 6th. >> on the one hand, its a positive that lots and lots of these groups are probably not going to show up on january 20th. and yet the big threat, just like it was in pittsburgh at the tree of life synagogue or the el paso walmart, is a lone shooter. but the problem here is that we have a lot of radicalized people in the united states because of years and years of being exposed to these ideas. the threat is not going to go away just because we're having a change in administration. >> nawaz: for gallagher, who, 20 years ago, was on the f.b.i. team responding to the flight 93 crash site, today's threat is hard to process. >> the individuals on that plane took down that plane to save the u.s. capitol. fast forward 20 years, we have u.s. citizens, americans, attacking that very capitol that was saved by those individuals who sacrificed their lives on 9/11. >> nawaz: the

is working with law enforcement. the f.b.i. is not commenting.>> o'donnell: jeff pegues with that new information. thank you, jeff. and tonight, the f.b.i. and three other national security agencies put out a rare joint statement, saying russia was likely behind the cyber hacking of multiple government departments. the hacks appear to be part of a spying effort, not to disrupt operations. and now president trump has questioned russia's involvement, suggesting china may have been behind the attacks. this now makes clear that the intelligence community believes it is likely russia. we're going to turn now to the coronavirus pandemic, because tonight, the u.s. just passed 21 million confirmed cases. and, after one of the deadliest weeks of the pandemic, the u.s. death toll now tops 356,000. there's more than 2,500 new covid patients were admitted into hospitals just yesterday and that is bringing the record total to more than 128,000. cbs's jonathan vigliotti is igliotti isospital in los outside a hospital in angeles where overcrowding has forced so

i worked on the hill for a number of years for the f.b.i. that place is a sieve. too many entrances. it is supposed to be the people house, not a fortress. i know the capitol police are taking hits. they protected those members. they didn't protect the building but a lot of members up there who are very fragile and had they confronted these rioters think of the injuries that would have occurred. they acted valiantly. not well prepared but acted with herroism as far as i'm concerned. >> trace: a lot of criticism for the capitol police and others but the los angeles police chief michael moore said it is tough to hold back people who are hell bent on destruction and says they use violence against police, attack the sacred capitol and rotunda and used tear gas in physical attacks. what troubles me is the first thought why wasn't law enforcement better prepared? what are your thoughts on that? >> i think they should have been but i think one thing to remember is that trump rallies are historically very, very peaceful. they were shocked at what happened. they didn't acc

spread to all the relevant federal agencies if they got the information that they were working on you remember the f.b.i. said after the incident at the capitol last wednesday that they were surprised they weren't expecting this to happen even though for a number of weeks on twitter and other social media platforms this sort of thing had been flagged up and not just in the dark corners right there in plain sight so no the inspector general wants to know why this happened there was some suggestion that the f.b.i. and others were worried that they would be accused of being heavy handed because they received similar criticism during the black lives matter protest but given that we're now seeing reporting that suggests that some of the mobiles that broke in to the capitol were just a minute away from being able to get access to mike pence then this clearly accelerates the need for these sort of investigations interestingly enough this isn't the 1st department of homeland security is also carrying out an investigation as is the interior department now you're saying why the interior department all the parks p

f.b.i. is having to scour to try to work who was where when what crimes that they may they have committed and it's such a huge task that obviously and it's no surprise really that they're asking the public to kind of help out with up and what kind of response are they getting well can the one hand as a say this was broadcast that people broadcast themselves the live stream they tweeted selfies they sent posts they shared their videos all over multiples and social media accounts on the other under so much that they really have had to use the help of the public and then the response has been kind of overwhelming with a so. 500 hours or so of material was deleted from par and 500 hours of live footage but not before a program or off his own back archives and that material was then used by public on a u.s. investigation of best bits of body group of journalists and they've managed to kind of make sense of what happened on that day with a timeline of people are able to watch the clips as they happened where they where they happened and then kind of send in tests that they identify people who are i

and this isn't like america you know tim cook the head of apple decides he doesn't want to work with the f.b.i. and it goes to court and there's a lot of squabbling and all this in china you decide not to cooperate you're going to end up harvesting turnips and mongolia if you're lucky. he said you know what the u.s. has exactly the same law so we need to be fair you know it is a little early what patriot act applies. just ask them to give the government their user data when there's a risk of terrorism or national security to secure within us from the duplicious of the chinese merely passed a law that already existed in the us but there's nevertheless a difference if in the us i'm involved in a trade dispute i can file a lawsuit if it's a civil dispute i can file a lawsuit whereas the chinese justice system is political it belongs to the communist party of. the only presence of the chinese state. proof and technological dominance has become a major strategic issue. for 2 rivals washington and beijing have made artificial intelligence the next absolute priority the window would depend on who inv

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method then followed the money across the atlantic to the united states where he worked closely with the f.b.i to unravel the pizza connection. known as sin which is that the minus one. minute he goes with people with him by going there saying you are my servant will you does your visa single me out of a leader but kate and i wasn't witness what on my end of the aisle about get you. in 1983 a leading figure in koza nostra. was arrested in brazil. the totally unexpected occurred when he broke the mafia code of all matter. leave a victim. question fair holder to it or you know as you noted stephanie don't serve a possible. early to do from should not do cause and most are good. tomaso bouchet a statement speeded up file cone and the f.b.i. is financial investigations a wave of arrests led to the 2 biggest trials ever to implicate the mafia the maxi trial in palermo and that of the pizza connection in sicily $450.00 suspects were indicted after the 2 year trial the court gave its verdict $360.00 prison sentences amounting to a collective total of 2500 years total reno who was on the run was sente

the pentagon is working with the f.b.i. to head off any possible insider threat. the national guard. >> bill: chris miller put out this statement. as is normal for military support to large security events the department will vet national guardsmen in washington, d.c. while we have no intelligence indicating an insider threat, we're leaving no stone unturned in securing the capitol. we'll talk to chad wolf later here about that and that message and what is appropriate and what's not. if you think about it in large degree, if the f.b.i. and if the metropolitan police in washington and the capitol police perhaps were paying a little more attention to some of the warnings that came out of the f.b.i. office in norfolk, virginia, prior to last wednesday perhaps there is greater security around the capitol and nothing like we saw unfold even takes place. there will be some serious questions about this. i don't know when we ultimately get the answers but i think with the inauguration of joe biden it is important to keep this in mind. where did the security failings occur

f.b.i. does say in the meantime it might pens has been talking more about the situation and mike hanna is in washington d.c. and he's explaining how it's going to work. the vice president went to the federal emergency management agency for discussions with security chiefs who will be guiding security throughout this inauguration period he was also accompanied by the director of the f.b.i. christopher ray speaking publicly for the 1st time since those events last wednesday and christopher ray warned off a great deal of online chatter as he put it saying that there is a real threat of aunt action by individuals over the inauguration period he says that part of the problem in actually ascertaining who these individuals are or what they intend doing is the difference between what he called the aspirational or the intentional what he's talking about those who just talk about doing something and those who are actually planning and intend to do it so great concern on the part of the f.b.i. mike pence himself says that america deserves a peaceful inauguration and pledges himself to do everything to walk to work towards that now there's a man security in was

election in the united states and he does so by working with a publisher he was working with reuters as well as the f.b.i. in the intelligence community to prevent election interference but that is actually election interference because they change their policies and their behavior and they were restricting content a week prior to the election taking place and that is in fact censorship and this is really problematic that big tank is working with the establishment and i would say probably the establishment democrats in particular is well as the intelligence community it's also a massive insult to the public because it suggests that the public does not have the ability to determine what is real and what is speak and again it is not the job of a state or a private company to be making these decisions and you know you know leading one of the things that you know i find really interesting is that if you go back to the founding of the united states. when the constitution was being written and the founders are i guess are not of the most popular figures obviously with the left here i mean what they said to eac

f.b.i.'s hand in everything we do but they should be confident that there's an awful lot of work all across the country going on behind the scenes where we're feeding relevant information to all of our partners so they can eye targets as appropriate and asics, we're looking at individuals. from january 6 alone we've already identified over 200 suspects. we know who you are if you're out there and f.b.i. agents are coming to find you. my advice to people who might be inclined to follow in the food foot steps who engaged in the type of activity we saw last week is stay home, look at what's happening now to the people whom involved in the capitol siege, wherever they scattered to, whether it's phoenix, dallas, honolulu. wherever they are, we have f.b.i. agents tracking them down. so anybody who attempts violence in the coming week should count on a visit. so together with our partnerles here in the districts and across the country, we're going to be doing everything we can to ensure a smooth transition of power in the days to come. this is a team effort and i'm really proud of the team that yo

against our country and the people who go to work every day on capitol hill. just this afternoon, the f.b.i. announced it expects to charge hundreds of people with crimes ranging from simple trespass to conspiracy and sedition, to weapons to felony murder. crimes like this do not occur in a vacuum. they must be planned, they must be led. the attack on the capitol was incited by this administration. for months they told their supporters that nay didn't win the election, the election was rigged. when the majority of american voters decided they'd had enough of this type of chaos -- chaos they declared the election had been stolen. the administration invited the president's most rabid supporters to come to d.c. on january 6 for a protest. then the administration bhipped them into a frenzy and sent the mob across town to attack the capitol and disrupt the counting of electoral college votes. but it didn't end there. the president reportedly watched with excitement as the news media began streaming images of the terror at the capitol to electronic devices in america and around the world. the pre

f.b.i. to look at loyalty this is a real issue i've worked in some form you may laugh at this i've worked in some form for every president since jimmy carter i actually was i went to high school in lisbon portugal i was on jimmy carter's personal detail helping his staff 2 things on the ground there when i was a teenager all the way up to president trump some sum and my political beliefs were completely separate from my commitment to the constitution and doing the right thing so there's some something happened this last few weeks regarding the military loyalty to the constitution being called into effect that's the 1st thing that i've seen as a problem secondly the democrats especially under obama seem to have little concern about deploying troops or the instate of what they're going to be asked to do. one of the things i did as a member of trump 2020 was establish a sense of what i saw as the trump doctrine never deployed troops without a clear understanding of what you're going to ask them to do and if you ask me deploy deploy them in such a way to ensure they can win then be done with i t

f.b.i. taking the lead some agents say that this is the biggest case they've worked on since the today attacks of september 11th field offices across the country poring through videos getting tens of thousands of tips tracking down the people who rioted took over the capital violently let's not forget that one police officer was beaten to death his body is going to lie in state here in the capital in the coming days we've started to see some arrests or people who belong to far right extremist groups white supremacist groups they're being charged but with much more serious charges not just entering the capital that just property damage but conspiracies are right now the f.b.i. really focusing on how much planning went into this and exactly whether they're trying to be able to prove whether it was just a spontaneous act by a mob of people or if this was planned if people came to town with communications gear with zip ties with weapons in order to carry out a plot to subvert democracy so we're starting to see the 1st charges of conspiracy but we expect we'll have many more in the days ahead. 2 as

and i think there are some cases where, you know, the department is going to need to work with the f.b.i. and the federal government, and that's a fluid conversation, and i don't have the answers, either, but when it comes to crime in san francisco, i found that officers tried to bring a case to another jurisdiction because it was a juvenile case, and juveniles, there's concurrent jurisdiction in either the city of the incident or the city of the residents of the juvenile, and my understanding was it was because of a policy difference about charging the juvenile as an adult, and it's the policy of the district attorney's office that they were not going to direct file on children, so, again, you know, we're seeing issues where, you know, i think we're letting politics get involved in our local public safety and criminal justice issues, and i think that's something that we need to address because, you know, all of this division isn't healthy for either department, and it's not healthy for the people of san francisco, so chief, maybe that's something else we can talk about and figure out a

f.b.i. of destroying your career and your reputation how exactly did these agencies tarnish you and your work and do you have the evidence to back up this because things. that we have on the nuclear or $401.00 can say that again. i know where. i was you know falsely arrested for refusing to cover up the raw data data proof of our surgeons over you know our work of the past decade showing how heavily contaminated the blood supply was with mouse related and contagious cancer causing by rhesus monkey cancer causing viruses it goes papers were published the publications be inflammatory those cytokine storms we see incognito's career of more than 50 patients spirit being exactly the mechanisms of how these things because diseases so that journalists and when i did now i or. or cover up with statistics these data the journal science literally went on a 2 or 3 year which on to 1st of all i was falsely arrested in november of nov 18th of 2019 where on the next day the science while i'm held in jail with no bail with no possibility of bail without a lawyer without any due process for 5 days here is th