shea is the general counsel to the fbi in have lawyer to the fbi.ese reports on to represent eliot spitzer and became a key agent and even given a sponsor after the whole fall of over the upper purvis and patrick fitzgerald is in the u.s. attorney's office in chicago sending letters to harpercollins to kill his book parent chapter five all the evidence that brought to the 9/11 commission when i testified was reduced to this for a not -- the men and testified before a. a man who should have been a witness in front of the commission and he has a with a list conference room, no sonata for come on the recording equipment and as the mistress of him that i sent all the evidence i had to governor kean and ended up in the national archives that they reduce everything about the plot in manila in '94 to this footnote to and they cited as that the authority for when the plot started two years later, police said muhammed. that is asking david berkowitz when he did the samara and shake mohammed has been bothered born in manhattan at 83 times and complete and rel

where is the fbi? where is the fbi and all of this?ow, i decided when i started this there were 45,000 pages of transcripts of the southern district of these cases that is how i began. i started reading every one of the transcripts and i read every single book on the subject and i read all of the open source articles on 9/11 and created a database. 46 volumes -- it's up to like 70 volumes today 3 inches thick. my daughters are helping me file them. that body of work i created a little file using filed maker pro, google andy and i began to put in every radical named buy any variation and began to connect the dots. not a word by the way -- we are going to get to the trading in a minute. there's not a word on what i'm about to tell you about on the 1911 report on trading. so now ali mohamed is an informant for the fbi from 1992. when they prosecuted the plot in '95 they called this the jersey chehab office. ali mohamed used to give training sessions to the brothers in this mosque. they showed tapes from fort bragg and would teach him how

he requested the fbi file of the nation and he wrote about the note on i.f.stone file that said 1936 o apiece accusing the fbi for what was one of the predecessors of the b tactics. they were going around to people who had new deal jobs and interviewing them and saying things like this he socialize with negros? do they have a lot of jewish friends? do they read the nation? these were things held against them so herote to the editorial criticizing and of course, that editorial got him the fbi file. one of the notations on that memo in the file says he applied to beat the fbi agent and was turned down by the bureau. he was serious that campbell would put this in the magazine in 1977 because it was not true. and he had done things in his life he was ashamed of a much indeed one of the things that i found out in his full file that the fbi acknowledgdd this was not true but erroneous. but it shows that you have to be carul you have to be careful reading files, and the memo that is written on the premise that nobody else will see it come you have to be very careful

today, the fbi, they took steps to put one company suspected of fraud out of business.and they prove that johnson has our story. >> this is just too much. the health patients, arriving for treatment at the south washington clinic, they were turned away this morning. >> they were greeted out there and the fbi. and what have they been doing? >> well, they are dropping everything from them. stkphr-t fbi agents, they are armed with the search warrants, closing the offices of the standard medical supply center and that the pain and rehab center on martin luther king. both companies advertising seeking clients who qualify for the medicaid business. >> that is everything that is going so smoothly and legit. they could be seeing from them as their offices that is a a as a emst thenatsaatt y eyemtheyth canno confirm that location that you have proved where the search y. mfr t t from rldaeato e d an suerldir toda and the medical supply is a part of the healthcare fraud investigation. the fbi, they offered no further e did tails of the -- no further details of the pros. they are l

we assume the fbi knows. they will present the evidence to the attorney general of the united states, correct? >> what they will do -- they will look for -- if there is a violation of u.s. law. they will bring it to the u.s. attorney's office. whatever the jurisdiction. bill: i think the jurkz is in florida right now. >> they will bring it to the u.s. attorney. and the u.s. attorney will make a decision whether or not u.s. law was violated and what jurisdiction they have. bill: the final go has to be from eric holder, the attorney general, right? on something like. this on something like, this as sensitive as it is and as far reaching as it is, it will have to go up to the attorney general. bill: but here is my concern, mr. daily. because it's classified, if they decide not to prosecute the american corporation, we're never going to know. >> well, that's the issue here, bill, wul of a these terrorists, investigations and court proceedings. if the government decides not to. bill: not to do it? >> not to prosec

you've got local police and the fbi. when this broke this morning, i was looking at the aerial shots, you had the fbi's evidence response team out around the house. so they're assisting with the search. they're going to have to go back and take a look at this guy's records for years and years and years, going back to 1991, to find out exactly where she was. she may also, you know, jaycee may lend a lot of information to this. but it's still so puzzling to me, went into the police station, about a question, the parole officer let the police know and then they ran this guy's record and found out he had done apparently some time back in the '80s in federals prison in leavenworth. that's federal hard time, mike. he also is a registered sex offender. this isn't the guy's first rodeo. but how far back does it go. and are there any other victims possibly. >> we're continue to follow this. there's going to be a press conference coming up at 6:00. we'll get the latest information. dan, mike, karen, we appreciate it. i want to end

her husband was giving information to the fbi. everybody was cooperating in all kinds of different ways and many people were betraying one another. so it turned out fairly kind of twisted and interesting story. i want to shift -- focus a little to talk about the golden venture and the other part of the book. thus far we're talking bat book that is strictly about crime. but this is also a boo about migration and the immrant experiencen america, and my thinking in terms of sister beginning and the golden venture, the story i wanted to tell is where you actually interview everyon the police, the fbi, undocumented chinese, sister ping, snakeheads, peopl they have smuggled, immigration lawyers, officials who determine immigration policy in washington. everybody sort of through the whole -- along the whole continuum, and the centerpiece ishieving of the golden venture. and some of you may have vague memories of. after sister inning and ah kay cooperated, there was a ship that came to new york called the golden venture. as it happened th

the spokesman for the fbi, issuing a statement for them. and now, i can confirm that the location you have provided is a search warrant carried out earlier today for the standard medical supply as part of the health fraud investigation. they were just shocked. >> first thing i was greeted with was the fbi. free, drop everything that you can. put your hands up. we made calls out there for them and they either hung up or said that the owners were unavailable for comments. >> silence it no more. >> it is happening almost everywhere. democrats trying to defend the healthcare reform and angry protesters, they shouted down both the health and human services secretary out there. and the the senator as well. they say that both of them reflect a real fear over the possibilities of increased taxes. >>> right now, the senate, they are debating the confirmation of the judge. most of the republicans, they are insisting she would be an activist judge. this nomination is forcing them to walk a tight rope. no vote could please their conservative base. but

the fbi's plastering his face all over billboards.ant to nail this guy before someone does get hurt. let's bring in richelle carey. are they close to nailing this guy? >> not really, mike. no. i'll tell you why in a sec. right now they're calling this guy the buzz cut bandit. they're just asking for help to figure out who he is. they don't even know who he is. they're not really that close. take a look at him. his last job was in tennessee. police say after the robbery, someone saw him jump into a blue pickup truck with someone else driving. police say he's about 25 years old, 5'9", 5'11", weighs about 175, 200 pounds, somewhere in that range. reddish-brown hair. he's got a goatee. the police put his picture on electronic billboards in eight southern states. no one's been hurt in the robberies, but the fbi still think this guy's dangerous. >> this guy has made no effort to hide the gun. he's threatened the use of it in every bank robbery he's committed. he's put the gun in the faces of tellers, threatened to use the gun against them,

hugo rodriguez, defense attorney and former fbi agent. i may call upon that expertise tonight out of miami and mickey sherman, criminal defense attorney author of the best-selling book "how can you defend these people." first of all, to susan moss. it's been reported that no money was taken, meaning an atm was not gone to to get money out of her account at all. we don't know what she had on her. she was merely doing a little exercise close to her home, but what does that is a to you, if anything. >> it's not good. it says what they wanted was her. she was grabbed on her walk while she was trying to talk, yet another reason why i don't exercise, and it is so important for the authorities to step in here and do wharf they can to solve this case. bring back a sense of security for this community. if anyone can be taken off of any street at any time, we as a community is never safe. >> former fbi agent, there is a recording. the last person that heard her talk was her boyfriend. there is that phone recording that he listened to, he heard. is

where the fbi is now searching for clues. and should people have fewer kids in order to protect the environment? we are going to get your views on a very hot button issue. hi, everybody. the latest from hln. so far today tempers have not boiled over but people across the country are still fired up about the issue. one town hall meeting was moderated from republican senator grassley in winterset. >> nowhere in the constitution where health care is right. not even the general welfare clause of the reamble forcing people to take insurance or fired if they don't take insuran insurance. messing with health care does not promote the general welfare. fining small businesses if they don't cover their employees does not promote the general welfare. i want proof out of washington. i want to hear it from obama. i want to hear it from pelosi and company how this is about we the people and not about taking money out of the free enterprise capital its tuck system that made us a great country and putting it in government's pockets. >> chuck

the cruise line has turned over more than ninety of those tapes to the fbi.igation and it wouldn't be appropriate for me to comment on what's on the tapes. without saying exactly how it knows it, the cruise line claims that the casino manager josh raises suspicions about, actually a manager trainee, and the other employee drinking with them, a casino dealer, each went to their separate cabins about 3:15 am and jennifer was with neither man. after our interview, the cruise line v.p. added another detail about jennifer. she allegedly left the disco bar alone at about 3:20 and a custodian on that deck 13 thought she was wobbly and need help. the custodian rode down with her in the elevator to 9, her cabin deck level. she told him she was fine and went on her way. but to where? in january, 2006, when the cruise line issued a timeline of events, we finally found out. after being escorted to deck 9, where her cabin was, jennifer apparently got disoriented she was found about an hour later by a ship security guard sleeping on the floor of a corridor. just before 5:0

the fbi says he can't comment. >> that's how the fbi comments. by saying they can't comment. >> right. >> i've seen this defense before, drew, but here, even if he was schooled by the fbi, even if he did perform for them, it was during the period 2002 through 2007. the type of behavior that's being challenged hero kurred after 2007, while he was not under the employ, spoetzedly of the fbi and to say to the public on a right wing radio station, or a blog, to say, i think these jumps should be killed, and that these congressmen don't follow the constitution they should -- follow the constitution or die, you know, that goes beyond the constitutional protections under the first amendment. >> exactly right. >> tell you what, guys, i never heard of that guy until this whole thing came up. i don't know where he's broad casting or blogging. i'm sure he's around. >> he'll be going soon, drew. >> are you coming back? >> back in a little bit. >> all right. we'll hold it right there. thank you. >> see ya. >>> well, purple inked fingers were supposed to fight

joining me, former fbi special agent in charge, don clark. drin bryon russell, and jackson vanderbeck from the san francisco chronicle. jackson what, are police saying happened to this little guy. >> they really don't know. all they have is the fact that the boy was left briefly alone in the back of the store by the foster father who went around the front and when they went to get the boy from the back using the backdoor, he and his fiance discovered the boy was gone. and they've done a lot of questioning of the foster father in this case. and they talked to him about various things. they've met with him again the other day in which he took them to an automotive salvage yard which had he visited with the boy. know, whatever they can find. >> okay. jaxon, did anybody see lewis ross with little ha sany at either the auto parts yard or in together? foster father at the store per se. >> okay, and explain that to me, jaxon. so he goes from the auto parts store, drives to this -- it's a shoe place where his fiancee who's hasanni's anti- would, righ

an fbi informant was living with two of the future hijackers. iraq had no link to al qaeda. 28 pages of the report are retacting. and july 29th, 2003, three days late area mid all of the negative headlines. homeland security warnings of terror attempts to use airplanes for suicide attacks. december 17th 2shgs, 2003, tom says the attacks were preventab preventable. then a federal appeals court says they cannot detain jose padilla indefinitely without charges and the chief u.s. weapons inspector in iraq dr. david kay who announced he found no weapons of mass destruction there announces he'll resign his post. december 21st, 2003, four days later, the sunday before christmas -- >> today the united states government raised the national threat level. >> homeland security again raises the threat level to orange claiming credible intelligence of further plots to crash airliners into u.s. cities. subsequently, six international flights into this country are canceled after some passenger names purportedly produced matches on government no fly lists. the f

. >> tom told most of his story to the police and fbi that morning, but he deliberately left out oneetail. >> i did not tell them patty was in the van at first. >> why not? >> my thinking is they didn't do anything -- they didn't harm me and if somebody at that point in time said would you want us to prosecute these people for what they did to you, i would say no. >> once word got out reporters raced totom's baseball game hoping for a comment but tom wasn't talking. by the time the game was over the spotlight had moved on. >> there are more police now. this place is filling up with police. >> a bigger story was unfolding across town. >> of course, the obvious conclusion is the los angeles police have, indeed, found the nesting place of the sim bee niese liberation army. >> coming up, a fiery confrontation is televised live. >> they got none of the suspects out of the house. >> when "the patty hearst story" continues. geico'been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want value for their dollar? been true since the day i made my first dollar. where is

we are not the fbi. and we are not the cia. but, we need to work in close coordination with them, and with all agencies who have part of the counterterrorism portfolio. and the way we are doing that is taking information shared amongst the belted way, and improving the sharing of information up and down the ladder, state, local, tribal communities, to the private sector. so the addition of the ability to share intel is the value added that the department of homeland security provides. and, we also provide protection at our ports. cbt, customs and border protection is handling now secure at 327 ports of entry, the coast guard is patrolling 95,000 miles of american coastline. but, their roles, all depends -- and their effectiveness all depends on the smooth flow of information and intelligence. so, that their actions are pivoted from data, from actual information. so, as we improve intelligence-sharing among federal agencies and that in turn with our own department components, we also improve intelligence-sharing with, as i said,

she is the general counsel for the fbi. she is the head lawyer for the fbi.dietrick snow went on to represent elliott spitzer and even defendants that thereafter the whole fallout over the. patrick fitzgerald this in the u.s. attorney's office in chicago, sending letters to kill peter lance's book. chapter 5 of the evidence brought to the 9/11 commission when i testified was reduced to this footnote. who is the man i testified before? ayman you should have been a witness in front of the commission and he has me in a windowless conference room, the recording equipment and die so mistrusted him that i sent all of the others and it ended up in the national archives but they reduced everything i said about the plot starting in the middle of 94 to this footnote and do you know who they cited as the authority for when the plot started two years later? khalid sheikh mohammed. that is like acting-- asking david berkowitz when he did the first son of sam murder. robert wyndham of nbc news just recently did a study. more than one-quarter of all footnotes in the 9/11 re

the fbi is also investigating. the question is what was he up to. a law enforcement source tells us mcgann had boarding passes on several connecting flights from new york to chicago to denver and onto oakland, california. susan candiotti, new york. >>> a shooting outside a gang member's funeral. there was a stampede when shots were fired outside. precautions were taken so the shooter couldn't get in the church. >> lobbed the doors for two or three minutes, then opened back up and found four bodies. >> so much violence in school. church is supposed to be a safe haven. is that is being violated, we are really in trouble. >> witnesses say the shooter ran off. no one has been arrested. police believe the shootings are gang related. >>> investigators in idaho looking for a missing boy are focusing on a home in boise. they searched it on friday and saturday and also closed off a landfill on the property. the homeowner says investigators dug in the backyard after police dogs picked up a scent in his truck. he says his truck was stolen before the boy disapp

the supervision of the national security council, and the fbi will have to act within the boundaries of the army field manual. what do you think that does not nation's security and will we now have the tools if we catch another high-value target? >> i think the move to set up this -- what is it called the hig group. >> chris: yes. >> not even clear who is responsible, the justice department is, and they claim they aren't and fbi is responsible. and they claim they aren't and it is some kind of interagency process. by which they are going to be responsible, for interrogating high value detainees. if we had tried to do that, back in the aftermath of 9/11, when we captured khalid sheikh mohammed, and -- the master mind of 9/11 we'd have gotten no place. i think, it moves very much in the direction of going back to the old way of locking at these terrorist attacks, these are law enforcement problems. and this isn't a strategic threat to the united states and i think it is... a direct slap at the cia, i don't think it will work. i think that if they were faced with the kind of situation w

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the fbi combing grainy survey advance video for local businesses. hoping against hope for a glimpse of kristi or the kidnaper's vehicle. and tonight the boyfriend on the phone with her to hear her screams, a christian minister, breaks his silence. tonight where is kristi cornwell? >> christi kohe heard kristi co screaming "don't take me" moments before she disappears. douglas davis was the boyfriend on the other end of that call with kristi the night she vanishes. a minister, davis says he's keeping the faith and knows kristi is still alive. but he's pleading for tips to bring her home safe. >> he called her. she was apparently expecting the phone call and had already gone out walking waiting for him to call. he was in atlanta. she was in blaresville about two hours away at the time this happened. who can place her, visually place her out walking that evening around 9:00 p.m. >> according to investigators kristi cornwell was seen by an employee leaving the church not far from her parents home. >> she walks routinely for exercise. we know she was abd

that's why the fbi's gotten involved. what they've done is sent a couple of agents, probably three to five agents, down here to join the army of those who have been out looking for kristi cornwell for last several days. in fact, tonight, starting at 8:00 eastern, there's more roadblock situations that are forming all around this area. really crossing a three-mile radius. what they're doing is stopping and asking people, have you seen anything? i know you probably heard about the situation. did you see anything on tuesday night between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m.? just trying to jog people's memories and get something on this case they've not gotten before. so far, they really don't have a a lot of leads, nancy. >> joining me there at the command center, blairsville, georgia, eric philips with wsb-tv. everybody, especially you, ladies, how many millions of us across the country go for a run or a jog, talking away on our cell phones? that's the last time her voice was heard. according to her boyfriend, he was on the phone with her,

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remember, anderson, that the fbi -- because they objected to the policies didn't participate at all.lly think that resulted in a lack of sharing of information and the inability to follow up on leads. so i think that this task force led by the fbi with a deputy from the intelligence community, presumably the cia will actually set common standards, ensure the sharing of information, look at the behavioral research about what tools and interrogations are most effective. i think the task force is a good idea. >> james, do you have any thought on it? >> task force to me always seemed good when they're announced and somehow or another, a lot of them don't turn out that way. i hope this is one. i read it, seems like it makes perfect sense to me, which probably means it's a disastrous idea. i agree. i agree with her because it makes so much sense. >> we're going to leave it right there. thanks. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> join the live chat happening now at ac360.com. >>> coming up next, new twists in the case of the murdered model and a mystery woman who may have acted as an accomplice

. >> for all these different sources because in the files there would be fbi documents, the documents from the king library, documents from the presidential libraries, documents from a host of specialized libraries like the peace collection that is at the library on the imam era, those would be intermingled in the files, and the only way that i could correlate them with things that were and books or tapes or that sort of thing is i had a note card system on the computer. >> this is microsoft access which has it on there. there are several files i use for the book. giglio is the bibliography, which basically keeps track of the books that were used. i have a coded system to keep track of them. you will see the code is over here. so book number one, which i entered back in the early 80's was white over black, jordan's kind of history of race in america. and so this code goes all the way down to i guess the last book i entered was booked number 1,088, our times, the illustrated history of the 20th century, race law, king came preaching, tend -- tet! but basically this is just kind of the

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the fbi is a law enforcement agency. they're not in the business of go getting operational intelligence. >> juan, i was fascinated in the interview that vice president cheney was beginning to lift the veil about disagreements he had with president bush, especially the decision on whether to take military action against iran. are you surprised by that? >> i'm stunned by it. i was curious as to whether or not there was some specific provocative act committed by iran that led him to the conclusion that we should take military action there. i guess in general he's worried about the development of their nuclear weaponry. again, if he had added information, it would have been -- because i mean literally, you could set the middle east aflame with that kind of action. so it worries me. let me, if i could, just say quickly two quick things. one is in a democracy you don't torture people. it's against the law. we're having this discussion, if it works, it's okay. it's not okay. you don't torture people. the second thing is does it

fbi agents helping local police search through that house. a compound as they describe it from which they say the suspect gurardo and his wife nancy hid her from the rest of the world. tonight they are facing the possibility of kidnapping charges and sex crimes. claudia cowan is following this one from the very beginning. where is dugard tonight and do we know how she is doing? >> well, shepard, she has not yet been seen publicly so we don't know what she looks like after all these years. but we understand she is in good shape and right now is at a bay area hotel with her mother savoring this long awaited reunion. shepard: what has she been doing over the last 18 years? clearly two children with this man who kidnapped her. >> this existence sounds absolutely horrific. alyssa was kept as a sex slave living in complete isolation in a backyard shed with virtually no electricity. and sound-proofed walls. those two other children lived there as well. their ages are 11 and 15. and it turns out now they are the children of jaciedugard and her abduct

we checked with the fbi.ere are no reported incidents of violence based on essentiallsexual orientation ine grades. steve: when i was in third grade, we study the books like "little house on the prairie." we did not have a penguigay , as -- gay penguin books. >> it has nothing to do with having your children understand who founded this country and why, and basic education is blown right past. a lot of money has been focused on this political agenda. steve: and the focus will be on your show, which kicks off this friday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thank you very much for joining us. reba mcintire has been in the music business for more than 30 years. is not stopping any time soon phrygia's here to tell her -- she is here to tell us about what is next for her. bill: good morning. dick cheney talked to chris wallace over the weekend. more on what he said and howñr s comments may affect interrogations'. riptides are killing some swimmers this summer. some imported reminders you need to know at the beach. health c

this as the fbi combs grainy surveillance video from local businesses, hoping, hoping against hope for a glimpse of kristi or the kidnappers' car. where is kristi cornwell? >>> home video was taken the year kristi cornwell became a mother. she's been missing for more than a week, since investigators say she was kidnapped while she was out for a walk near her parents' home in union county. >> it was aren't 9:00 p.m. when kristi cornwell started her evening walk, starting at her parent's house where those orange cones are just behind me. investigators say there were two routes that kristi could have taken and it's not clear which route she intended to take the night that she went missing. >> who saw her last? who can tell me that they saw her go out for a walk? how do i know she wasn't dead already? >> an employee at the union baptist church saw kristi while she was on her walk. investigators believe that this was the last person to see kristi before she was abducted. >> one of the most difficult problems is, she was in the middle of essentially nowhere, where any car coming by could gra

local authorities asked the fbi to assist. like the other victims, hargrove disappeared from rocky mount, her body was found in june off seven bridges road. from the streets of rocky mount, it's only about a 15-minute drive to get to places like this. for all practical purposes, it's the middle of nowhere. and this is where investigators say that the victims are being killed. they won't give us a lot of details about what they're finding, but they do tell us two of the victims were strangled, one was stabbed and beaten. three other rocky mount women who police say are not prostitutes are currently missing. the sheriff of edgecomb county calls this a critical time in the investigation. leading many to hope that this lonely country road will soon lead to a killer. david mattingly, cnn, rocky mount, north carolina. >> joining me to talk about this, pat brown, criminal profiler. also with us, lou pa lom bo, former nypd investigator. lou, let me start with you. people ask the question, we've got five women dead in four years. three

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the fbi's now involved. they had agents up here today so we are getting help with their resources, because the issue of crossing state lines, it is a kidnapping and so their resources are now assisting us and the county in this investigation. >> let's paint the picture here. when we say three states, in the blairsville, georgia area, it borders closely with tennessee and north carolina, right, john? >> right. right. the north carolina sheriff's department is involved in this investigation, they have been down to georgia. they have been working with us, helping us with the sex offenders in that county and that's just north of union county. then tennessee borders not too far away from here and if you go down to the end of the road where the cell phone was found, if you take a right, you go to north carolina. if you take a left, you could go into tennessee. so we are working with tennessee authorities as well, to interview approximately 180 sex offenders in the counties bordering georgia. >> wow. you mentioned