the fbi was there at the last one. because of the international component -- >> did they know you were there? >> the first question was why was the fbi here? we invited the u.s. state department and the un biological weapons division. we hosted a workshop and managed an outreach booth. in this instance, it was outraged, not oversight. it was a blue jeans and not men in black. [laughter] the committee held its first conference at ucla. they talked about their state of the art, where they stood at looking at citizens alliance, and the expansion of the community potentially. to their credit, they invited the fbi to come and give a presentation on responsible research and to promote career opportunities as well. recently, the un into regional -- the unicree had unexercised paralleling what the commission is doing here. they brought together experts from across europe from academia, industry, policy makers, and the fbi to look at what is said of the art, looking at future biology security implications, and hopefully come to

the fbi coming into the 21st century. what is your observation and what will it take to have them get it right? >> i do put this in the category of information sharing and my frustration about it. we happened to be in the oval office where there was a report that after more than $100 billion spent, the system there were planning to implement was not going to work. part of that is explained by a lack of expertise inside the system and the fbi itself in terms of the information technology. that is not an excuse. let's remember, if we're looking at a failure in sharing of information, there was a failure to share information between dot and the fbi with the fort hood shooting. it is a broad problem. director moeller -- muller has invested a good deal of time on this. i do not have visibility into what the improvements have or have been. i have always worried about the system. this is a system that is case driven. if you file everything in no according to a case number, there is intelligence in their that maybe related to a r

has called in the fbi to help investigate. a french woman has admitted secretly killing her eight newborn babies over a period of 18 years. she said her husband knew nothing about the pregnancies or the killing. britain's prime minister, david cameron, has echoed hamid karzai's call for greater action against terrorists in pakistan. his comments came during his trip to india and he defended them, saying more needs to be done to crack down on the insurgents. pakistan's officials say they are dealing with the threat. our world officials editor says those in pakistan still face suicide bombings. >> pakistan does not have just one group of taliban to deal with. it's got to separate ones -- a home grown version and an afghan version, both operating on the territory. the army has clamped down hard on the pakistan the telegram, -- the pakistani taliban. the crackdown is succeeding although peshawar is still dangerous. i used to wander around here on my own without any problem. now most people locally say we should not stay in one pla

mosques like this one are feeling affects of a new fbi program. that critics say it's collecting information about muslim americans. and there is mapping of their behavior autos such news fixes the community. people are getting scared to come to the moss ook he doesn't believe agents infiltrated but orgsz say that kind of operations are taking place across the country. >> fbi is present at events, including school events, under cover. >> vena is an attorney and the caucus is investigating dozens of complaints from people like this yemeni america. he says men he met at a restaurant introduced himself as fbi agents, asked him to be an informant, now visit him. >> and i don't feel comfortable. i feel like i'm, you know, i'm like... losing something. or why they bring another guy? every time they come, they bring a new person with them. >> the fbi says since september 11th, understanding mugs limb domains is key to fight terrorism. but the bureau denies profiling and says we're a law enforcement agency responsible for solving crimes. this is a great t

we can get off to the fbi or the cia to pursue an investigation. -- hand that off to the fbi or the cia to pursue an investigation. that is a good day. that is a really good day. let me give you another example. when people come to the national counter-terrorism center and say, can you help us with this? people do not say that all the time. five years ago, people almost never said that. five years ago, when the nctc was greeted, people said, -- created, people said, who? why? we don't need that. what i have seen is, more and more, people are coming to us -- whether it is the fbi, cia, nsa, dhs -- and they are asking if we can help them work with x or that agency. that is a great day. it means that we have cooperation that we need. there are 14 failings in that case. two were us. the others -- all the other three-letter agencies that set in washington, d.c. -- sit in washington, d.c. they're all of these threats. without these agencies cooperating, it will not happen and we will not be successful. we have all long way to go. i truly believe that people asking us and others for help is th

the fbi coming into the 21st century. what is your observation and what will it take to have them get it right? >> i do put this in the category of information sharing and my frustration about it. we happened to be in the oval office where there was a report that after more than $100 billion spent, the system there were planning to implement was not going to work. part of that is explained by a lack of expertise inside the system and the fbi itself in terms of the information technology. that is not an excuse. let's remember, if we're looking at a failure in sharing of information, there was a failure to share information between dot and the fbi with the fort hood shooting. it is a broad problem. director moeller -- muller has invested a good deal of time on this. i do not have visibility into what the improvements have or have been. i have always worried about the system. this is a system that is case driven. if you file everything in no according to a case number, there is intelligence in their that maybe related to a r

fbi agents are now going over the notebook. is showing all about williams who you see here being rushed into the highland hospital. he's 45 years old. white. he lives of this mother. the toyota pickup truck is registered to his mother. but the chp says that he has an extensive criminal record. >> and depending on the outcome of this investigation as to be considered a third strike. >> my research tells me that he was convicted of armed bank robbery and was sentenced to about 11 years in prison. williams will be charged with attempted murder. he will also face other several charges. >> none of the name of the man killed by police station in oakland. he is 40 year-old fred collins. you shot by oakland and bart officers yesterday in the bart station in oakland. police say that he was armed with two knives and charged at them before they opened fire. they have been trying to question him any initially ran away. officers then tried to subdue him with taser. tomorrow a rally in support of john as mehserle. in walnut creek a lot of se

and robert gates calls on the fbi to investigate a massive leak in the war in afghanistan. a local nurse at midst to killing eight of her newborn babies. >> of french police have questioned that a labor minister as part of their probing political donation scandal that has shaken the french government. he has been accused of accepting 150,000 heroes in illegal donations for president sarkozy's election campaign. his client denies any wrongdoing. >> he was questioned for eight hours as a witness in the alleged tax evasion. the labor minister denied any wrongdoing in keating the accusation he received a cash donation of more than 150,000 heroes. -- euros. >> he has vigorously denied receiving any illegal political donations. the funding was made within the law and according to the rules allowed by the republic. all other allegations are lies and pure fantasy. >> the credibility has been damaged. the minister has been under pressure to resign ever since his wife's employer was revealed. he has been accused of taking illegal donations on behalf of his party. we will be taking an

the fbi is looking. if there were many enforcement efforts in afghanistan rather than one, each one might be less corruptible. change in the afghan government and we do not have any direct capacity to bring that about, and might have other consequences since multiple enforcement agencies, as we discovered, and up interruptingg each other.. that is how the dea was born. we get to world development, -- rural development. not alternative development. not writing people not to go poppy. we're not when it change the amount of poppy growing. we can only move it around the country. if we went to the farmers and helped make them rich, rather than help them stop growing poppy, we could do development the right way. we're not paying the caliban -- taliban attacks. if you want help growing pomegranate, you better be sure that there is some poppy growing, because that is what brings in the development money. if you uncouple the development from opium production, you can make friends. and finally demand destruction i

fbi agents are now going over the notebook. here's so we know about williams. creasy here being rushed into highland hospital. 45 years old white who lives with his mother in growth in california. the toyota pickup trucks that he is treading is registered to his mother. the chp says he has an extensive criminal record. >> depending on the outcome this investigation could be a third strike. >> my research tells me that he was convicted armed bank robbery and was sentenced to about 11 years in prison. once the doctor gives the ok the oakland police officers and fbi agents will interview him. we understand he was facing attempted murder and he could also face other charges. >> a renowned of the name of the man killed by police tishri in oakland. 48 year-old fred collins. he was shot by oakland and our officers yesterday. police say that he was armed with two knives and charged at them before they opened fire. they said they tried to question him and he initially ran away. they tried to subdue him with a taser. our officers and oakland police fired their guns. that

now the fbi is involved. kiet do shows us how a traffic stop escalated into a shootout and then a bomb scare and much more. >> reporter: ann, i want to show just how violent it was out here in oakland early this morning. if you push in here very quickly you see those paper bags leaned up against the guardrail. they are filled with assault rifles and weapons. all the weapons that were used by chp officers in that gun battle early this morning. they have been taken for evidence. balistics experts will be examining them later on today. before we get to the report i want to show you some home video that was posed on youtube of that gun fight and neighbors say it sounded like the wild west. >> just when the chp was getting ready to clear the scene investigators found a suspicious looking package, called the bottom -- called the bomb squad. and a few hours later -- it is unclear exactly what it was. the bomb squad also found material of interest. given the amount of weaponry and possible explosives found the fbi sh

the fbi, let's talk about the bureau. post-9/11, this is an agency that has undergone a good deal of cultural change. i hate that sort of a phrase, but they had a new national security convention, they have a whole priority of preventing terrorism and not just responding. they are hiring agents into the fbi who do not necessarily see their promotions based on the number of arrests, which by the way was the way they did do it for many years. that is a work in progress. there really is a cultural shift inside the bureau. as with any -- as with any big organization, there are growing pains. you have a dhs that is naissance. it is 7-8 years old and a baby in policy. some of these things contribute and they find it difficult. i am not excusing it, but i think we need to be realistic about the circumstances there are an elite. >> do you want to add to that, say something, or a question? there is a microphone been brought to you. >> no, actually what i would say is to come back to the point that fran made earlier which is very p

now the fbi is involved. kiet do shows us how a traffic stop escalated into a shootout and then a bomb scare and much more. >> reporter: it looks like it finally might be reopening out here at 580 westbound in oakland. you can see here some of these chp patrol cars are getting put onto a flatbed trailer. looks like the freeway could be open any minute now. to give you some idea how violent it was out here. see all those yellow markers on the ground every one is for a shell casing that was fired out here on the scene. about 60 shots at least fired out here around midnight in oakland early this morning. neighbors say it sounded like the wild west. just when they were getting ready to clear the scene investigators found a suspicious looking package. called a bomb squad. and a few hours later -- >> all normal. >> reporter: it is unclear what it was. the bomb squad found a white binder labeled california. given the amount of weaponry and possible explosives found the fbi showed up. after all this drama no one is t

anne makovec is in oakland where the fbi has now joined in the investigation. anne?ter: and some alarming information coming from his mother overnight. this man was wearing body armor and armed with several guns in this shootout with police that shut down highway 580 here behind my in oakland for almost 21 hours. and that is now re-opened in time for the morning commute. but it started as a basic traffic stop and then ended with the bomb squad. the investigation now turning to what the man who started this may have been planning. one of the alarming items in his truck, a binder with the word "california" on it and a suspicious package that the bomb squad blew up that. turned out to be nothing but it did cause a lot of alarm. the chp says it all started when byron williams, a 45-year- old from groveland, was seen weaving in and out of traffic on 580 westbound near grand avenue at midnight on saturday. after officers finally pulled him over, a shootout ensued. >> this incident that took place is absolutely every officer's worst nightmare. wherever he was going there is

attorney general's office and the fbi. after 80 officers were laid off lasting with, he's had to put investigators in patrol cars. so he's asking for the federal government's help to assist

agencies like the fbi, dea and atf. the u.s. attorney's office said the first day officials will meet with community leaders to discuss what's needed. the second day they will meet with the police department to hammer out the details. but the oakland police department said this doesn't mean you will see agents patrolling the oakland streets. instead they will be used to help with long-term investigations. with the layoffs of 80 police officers the oakland police department has had to shift some people from the criminal investigations unit to the street. >>obviously were not going to get 80 bodies from the federal government but what we do need is to focus in on our top three priorities. thats gangs, guns and drugs. they can do surveillance, wiretaps, search warrants and thats what were going to look forward to. hopefully we'll be able to move to a more active space in the near future. balance summit held in oakland will be similar to one that took place it help drastically reduce crime in 2008 and nine silliness of 53 gang-relat

grupo de personas en una fiesta por otra parte, un caro tael de droga lanzó una amenaza a la de dea y fbisonas en su mayoría menos de edad fueron masacrados en una fiesta de cumpleaño en torreon coahuila entre las víctimas los músicos de la banda y 6 mujeres la policía encontró 166 casquillos y se investiga el multo homicidio otra masaje en juárez cobró la vida de 4 personas en sus casas, se dispararon más de cien balas, 4 personas sobrevivieron y están en el hospital, un cartel no identificado lanzó una amenaza a la dea y fbi a través de este grafite donde aseguran que si no son arrestados los policías corruptos que apoyan al cartel de sinaloa harán estallar otro coche bomba, esto es ya un asunto de estado para estados unidos. >>> para este acuadémico >>> tiene todos los elementos del terrorismo en este acto. >>> otra balacera en monterrey dejó un muerto y el estallido de 5 granada en morelos dos casas fueron atacada por sicarios. no hubo herido. >>> el gobierno federal condenó la masacre de los jóvenes y dijo re foroforzará la seguridad en huila. desde ciudad de méxico, verónica del cas

en esta ciudad donde estallÓ una autobomba ha arribado un grupo de agentes del fbi. escasos metros de texas se ha convertido en un asunto de preocupaciÓn federal entre ambas naciones. >> no nos dejen sin justicia, asÍ como ellos tuvieron a la dicha de dejar a esta madre con sufrimiento. >> ayer sÁbado en acapulco la violencia volvÍ a arrancar, 4 personas en este caso miembros de la policÍa rural del estado de guerrero fueron emboscados y asesinados por un grupo romano que dejÓ escrito en el parabrisas de las vÍctimas la leyenda "matamos a los asaltantes". >> tambiÉn en santiago nuevo leÓn dos policÍas murieron bajo las balas de los sicarios. gobierno mexicano declarÓ que lo que va del mes 65 presuntos miembros del crimen organizado ha sido detenidos y que los carteles de la lÍnea y artistas asesinos tambiÉn han sido golpeados por las autoridades. pasamos a venezuela donde el enfrentamiento de hugo chÁvez con la iglesia catÓlica subió de tono veÍa un nuevo peldaÑo. mandatario disparÓ una rÁfaga de insultos contra el cardenal y pidiÓ la cancillerÍa venezolana revisar e

. ♪ >> el fbi y la dea propinar un duro golpe a un cÁrtel de las drogas vinculado con los crÍmenes amboss de la frontera con mÉxico. aumenta la expectativa en torno a la batalla que se desarrollar en arizona. todos los ojos estÁn puestos en la jueza que debe decidir si la polÉmica legislaciÓn pueda entrar en vigor o no. a la lucha para tratar de erradicar las redadas contra los indocumentados se siguiÓ sumando varias personalidades. ♪ >> conny perdiÓ intensidad al atravesar el sur de la florida pero aÚn asÍ se mantienen las medidas de precauciÓn el golfo de mÉxico principalmente la zona del derrame de petrÓleo. una mujer cayÓ a las vÍas de un tren y unos bonos americanos le salvaron la vida. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn Última hora... ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn Última hora desde phoenix. estamos a la espera de la decisiÓn de la jueza. hablaremos en un momento pero vamos a comenzar con una noticia que se originÓ en san diego california donde agentes del fbi de la dea realizaron varios operativos que conocieron al arresto de un cÁrtel de las

the fbi has to be honest toes. i do not think this country should have the equivalent of a secret police that has the mission. i think the fbi can do it, but this requires presidential leadership to stay on top of this the jubilation and require the fbi to fill the mission. i believe they are ultimately capable of it. >> no mi. -- mi-5. i greatly appreciate your for dissipations a day and said travel. -- your participation today and say to travel. -- safe travel. it is the federal structure of this great country, and the good and the other with respect to defending homeland. the federal level brings enormous resources to bear on these issues. but there are 50 states and eight territories and more than 3000 counties in this country. it creates some complexities. to put it lightly. in operational planning, a military person always asks the question, who is in charge? here in the united states, that can be a tough question in the case of the domestic disaster. i am going ask the senator if you believe that that is a p

that notebook was released to the fbi for investigation. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this is on pace to being the deadliest year for officers. 80 officers died in the line of duty from january 1st to june 30th this year. that is a sharp increase compared to the same period last year. almost half of the deaths were the result of traffic accidents but dozens died in gun violence. nine california officers are among those killed this year. none was from the bay area. experts blame increasing mental health problems among the public, internet criticism of police and rampant gun violence. >>> berkeley police and fire investigators may have caught a break today in a recent rash of arsons. 13 fires have been deliberately set in the area, south of the uc camp campus in the past few days. the latest was about 4:00 just a block from campus. surveillance cameras from sam's market caught these images. they show two men walking to a trash can in front of a store. while you can't see exactly what happens after they leave, flames spring up from th

the fbi has struggled with its mission on the counter- terrorism. i have a personal high regard for the director. that being said, it is shameful that once again, the senate intelligence committee, in its report on the christmas day bombing, identified the fact that they still do not have the capacity for their information technology to communicate with any organization. one of the key analysts was denied access to intelligence that was in another place at the fbi. it is shameful that we have not fixed that problem. what i would look to hear in terms of the growing threat of domestic terrorists is the example, both in london, and in 1994, the train bombing in madrid. four trains during morning rush hour were attacked with 13 bombs inside backpacks, causing significant death and injury among the spanish population. those attacks were not connected to al-qaeda. those attacks were by foreign nationals living in spain and had come together in present, and arrested for street crime, shared the radical views, became more radicalized, supported themselves

the oakland police department will meet next month with the fbi and other federal agencies to help for help in fighting gangs in the city. many members of the gang task force were assigned to regular patrol duty after the department was forced to lay off 80 officers on july 13th. late this morning, anthony batts says crime in the city usually peaks in august and september and he's asked the district attorney to help. >> he's called a meeting for month. we'll sit down with the fbi, atf, dea and ask for their assistance and help. >> reporter: they will also help with department patrols and help with the sentencing of johannes mehserle, expected to occur in november. >>> police in santa clara are warning homeowners to lock their windows and doors after several burglaries happened while residents were sleeping. officers say there have been six burglaries in the southern part of the city in the past nine days. in each case, the burglars entered the doors through an unlocked window. they are taking laptops, video game systems and wallets. >> santa clara is very safe but like any other area,

that notebook was released to the fbi for investigation. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this is on pace to being the deadliest year for officers. 80 officers died in the line of duty from january 1st to june 30th this year. that is a sharp increase compared to the same period last year. almost half of the deaths were the result of traffic accidents but dozens died in gun violence. nine california officers are among those killed this year. none was from the bay area. experts blame increasing mental health problems among the public, internet criticism of police and rampant gun violence. >>> berkeley police and fire investigators may have caught a break today in a recent rash of arsons. 13 fires have been deliberately set in the area, south of the uc camp campus in the past few days. the latest was about 4:00 just a block from campus. surveillance cameras from sam's market caught these images. they show two men walking to a trash can in front of a store. while you can't see exactly what happens after they leave, flames spring up from th

the fbi plans to question the suspect who is currently in the hospital. ktvu's tara tara moriarty has our report. >> reporter: intense gunfire erupted after two chp officers pulled over someone on a suspected dui in oakland. >> this is every officer's worst nightmare, to be in a situation where you are faced with someone with a high- powered rifle. if you can just imagine a scene out of a movie where there's shell casings, everywhere, multiple shots are being exchanged. >> reporter: according to the highway patrol, the two officers were rookies, only six months on the job. one officer noticed a cache of weapons inside the driver's pickup. that's when byron williams of groveland shot at officers. he was wearing a bulletproof vest. the second officer radioed for backup. >> one thing i must say, they were very cool, very calm. under control. it was truly amazing to see how they were considering the minimal amount of time they have on the job. >> reporter: just to give you an idea of the scope of the investigation, chp officers blocked off a mile stretch of i

according to the fbi they are accused of bribing him in exchange for contracts.onvicted they face up to 35 years in prison and could be required to pay $2.4 million in fines. >> 6:41. there is good news from the gulf coast. a final fix to the oil spill could come sooner than anyone expected. >> good morning. golden gate bridge traffic looking good but there is a little bit of fog on the deck. we will be right back with more bay area when for the weekend coming up. ♪[ music ] >> and you are taking a live look at a helicopter involved in that firefighting effort near palmdale. they were waiting for first light so they could begin their air assault out there and it looks like it is now getting underway. they are certainly concerned about this fire near palmdale. it is still burning out of control. it is zero percent contained and threatens a couple of thousands homes out there and is also threatening a transmitter tower. they have been out there since yesterday afternoon around 2:30 when the flames began. it is kind of hard to tell from this picture but there is a l

the fbi has been called in and secretary gates asked specifically will wikileaks be investigated itself. the defense secretary says it will go wherever it needs to. >> thank you for that. ending his trip to india, the prime minister has defended his comments about pakistan's record on tackling terrorism. david cameron has been accused of damaging relations with the country. on the final day of his visit to india, he held talks with the prime minister of india. >> the chaos of old dehli seems far away from the old india david cameron wants to draw close. but the prime minister says foreign countries -- says trips to foreign countries are not always orderly. he came on this trip promising to take jobs, but he left having struck a new british town for talking about affairs abroad. he observed the usual public niceties and old diplomatic traditions. but his plane word on the situation in gaza and pakistan, are they evidence of a different approach or missteps of a new prime minister? >> i think it's important to speak frankly about the problems as you see them. i think it's the right thing

. >> reporter: the fbi claims zachary chesser, who just two years ago was a student at a suburban virginiachool, became a terrorist hell-bent on jihad. neighbors can't believe chesser, a former high school athlete, wanted to join al shabaab, the al qaeda affiliated terrorist group based in somalia. the same group suspected in the recent bombings in uganda that killed 73 soccer fans. >> i'm just shocked. i'm surprised. not the kind of thing i would have expected in this neighborhood. >> reporter: abc news has learned chesser is 1 of 34 americans charged and accused of ties to international terrorists in the past 18 months. law enforcement sources tell abc news the trend represents an unprecedented spike in home-grown terror that has them deeply concerned. >> the last six to nine months has seen more fbi activity in this country against radical islamists than the days immediately after 9/11. >> reporter: some of those charged are well-known, like faisal shahzad, convicted of trying to blow up a car in times square. others barely made headlines. brian vinas, accused of attacking a u.s. milita

this morning's "washington post" reports the obama administration is trying to make it easier for the fbi to access an individual's internet activity without a court order. in order to get the data, federal agents would have to deem the information relevant to a terrorism or intelligence investigation. government lawyers saw the proposal would apply to the addresses to which a user sends e-mail, the times and dates e-mail was sent and received and a user's browser history. they were quick to point out it does not include the content of the e-mail. still, critics say the move is a threat to privacy and civil liberties. >>> meanwhile, fbi director robert mueller is defending the bureau against allegations that hundreds of agents cheated on a test about domestic surveillance. testifying on capitol hill yesterday, mueller acknowledged that an undisclosed number cheated, but said he is waiting on the results of an inspector general's investigation to determine how widespread the problem was. the issue is whether some of the agents took the open-book test together, violating rules calling for t

the fbi would have done a great job. i think it has all been great. it has not been an attack on the homeland. >> the fbi has done great work. i spent some time with them. i think it has been very impressive. they have a cultural talent of a it is a work camp progress. a knowledge that. >> the fbi is one of the elephant in the living room. it is a huge responsibility provincia. my time is up. >> thank you very much. welcome to this. this comes at a critical juncture. we talk about the leadership that should be brought. this is what i like to explore with you this afternoon. first and foremost, it is an issue that i have been advocating since before we pass the legislation that created the position one of the issues that has evolved from all of this is being able to look across the spectrum. when they think it has developed tennis -- one of the things that has developed in this is what happened on the christmas day attempt did attack and a systemic breakdown, and information sharing, and technology. clearly, it is something that i think something that

it's comprised of 13 local long for some agencies including the fbi.please chief rod davis explains how the task force was able to track down the suspects. >> search the public internet sites and waves if you will frequencies to be able to identify digital fingerprint and photographs of prepubescent children who are engaged in some type of horrible sexual exploitation. hence we can identify with this an exchange that information to the digital fingerprints were searching for the internet. were able to search search warrant on the individual's be contracted out to the local home computer and find what they're doing. >> arrest made on july 15th are only a small sample of this type of crime that to be investigated from san jose but to be trees anywhere. >> is is the type of the is an expert goes around the world we focus on what were looking for here. the doesn't mean we can't target any given area through the technology we used to scan across the internet. the >> san jose dave kron 4 news. this >> city of san francisco has a new sister city. mayor gavin

and the fbi says 80% of people who rob banks are first-timers. so, a lot of amateurs trying to come up with the next ingenious disguise. backstreet bandit? come on. >> yeah. i'm no investigator. but i think using underwear as a mask, indicates a certain lack of planning. >> and these flowers. maybe cover your face with them. don't hold them up here. i'm just saying. >> i actually interviewed a bank robber this week in st. louis. he got a huge kick out of the fbi giving him a name. he is the boonie hat bandit. for wearing the military-style hats. so, they like it. >> thanks, andrea. >>> "picture of the morning" time. >> it's a good "picture of the morning." this is something to keep in mind if you live near the woods. you don't want to leave a peanut butter sandwich if your car overnight. a black bear smelled the peanut butter coming from a teen's toyota. so enticing. opened the door and got inside. but then the door closed. the bear panicked. he put it in neutral. the car was rolling. hit some trees. the bear's inside, honking the horn. the car i

gates has asked the director of the fbi to join the investigation. the army is also trying to track down whoever downloaded the afghanistan war documents. officials are looking closely at private bradley manning, who's been charged with leaking other materials to wikileaks. the 2 2-year-old is being proved from a prison in kuwait to a brig at quantico. he says he didn't put anyone in danger by leaking the document. top military officials say that's not the case. >> they might already have on their hands the blood of a young soldier or that of an afghan family. >> reporter: along with exposing military tactics, they show the names of afghan informants. their lives are in danger. >> will people whose lives are on the line trust us to keep their identities secret? >> reporter: it may not be over yet. wikileaks has another 15,000 documents waiting to be released. gates said the pentagon is working right now on tightening rules on classified information that comes out of war zones as a result of this leak. betty? >> terrell brown in washington. thank you

the fbi is now working with the u.s.ent to find the source of those leaks which they say are putting afghans as well as the military at risk. >> 5:44. a final fix to the gulf oil g leak could come as soon as this weekend. the l.a. times is reporting the static kill operation to plug the well could happen sunday. and unlike other attempts to stop the leak experts say this one could have a 100% success rate. the process involves filling the leak with cement and it is preferred method for capping a well. experts say even though no more eel appears to be seeping from the well cementing it shut will close it off permanently. >>> the new blow over the local immigration law in arizona is not stopping the sheriff from controlling a steady stream of immigrants. sheriff joe arpaio is known as the king of local law enforcement. yesterday protesters made a stop outside his office but he says it is not going to stop him. he sent 200 deputies and trainedded volunteers in siege of traffic violators who may be here illegally. >>> crews

fbi agents are now going over the notebook. here is a window williams, who you see here being rushed of the gulf, he's 45 years old white, he lives with his mother in a grove and a california near yosemite. this. a pickup truck the u.s. driving is restored to his mother. the chp says his extensive criminal record. >> depending on the outcome of this recitation he could be facing a third strike. among his rap sheet by research tells me he was convicted of armed craig robbery and sentenced to 11 years in prison. authorities say williams will be a church with attempted murder and could face federal charges. dahlin pop. kron4 news. >> oakland plays aren't searching for suspects after a man was shot and killed last night that happened about 1130 at the intersection of 19th and webster street about an unresponsive man suffering from gunshot ones are the structures were not able to resuscitate him he died at the scene police say they do not have a suspect description. and other bay area news we now know the name of the man killed by p

morning. >> reporter: the fbi is now getting involved. it plans on conducting an interview with the suspect, a patient here at the hospital, listed in serious but stable condition. just to give you an idea of the scope of this weekend's shooting, ten chp officers are now on paid administrative leave. they were all involved authorities, in a gun fight with 45-year-old parolee byron williams. he was alleged lid driving drunk westbound through oakland around midnight on saturday night. when chp officers pulled him over, it was then he shot at them. he had a rifle, handgun and shot gun. he was also wearing a bulletproof vest. >> this is every officer's worst nightmare, to be in a situation where you are faced with someone with a high- powered rifle. if you can just imagine the scene out of a movie where there's shell casings everywhere, multiple shell casings are being exchanged and you are just wondering in your mind, when is this gonna end and are you gonna survive? these men and women are very brave and did so. >> reporter: more than 100 r

to be some other person. >> reporter: fbi special agent alice specializes in identity theft and works with the southern california hi-tech crimes task force. she says with so much information already available on the internet, it's easy to pretend to be someone else. >> because more believable you are, when you're stealing that person's identity, you're taking over their identity. the more successful you're going to be. >> reporter: diane salomon's impersonator was good, but the real diane salomon was even better. she shut down her facebook and yahoo! accounts within four hours of the breach, saving her friends from sending money overseas. >> i felt completely violated. i felt like i put my friends, my contacts at jeopardy. i feel responsible that they could have lost a ton of money. >> reporter: no one did this time, but every day several times a day, someone gets conned by a scam like this. >> i think all of us will eventually become a victim. >> reporter: salomon thinks she downloaded a worm or monitoring virus on the internet. >> i think i downloaded a worm and someone monitored m

the fbi is now investigating what that man may have been up to. sydnie. >> anne, thank you very much. it's 5:05. >>> there is a rally that is planned in walnut creek today in support of johannes mehserle. he is the former bart police officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the death of oscar grant. walnut creek police are preparing to keep the peace at the rally. it runs from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. this afternoon outside the superior court building. at this point there are no plans to close ignacio valley road or other streets in the area. mehserle will be sentenced in november. he said he accidentally pulled his gun instead of a taser while trying to detain grant in oakland. >>> if you are planning to carpool across the golden gate bridge this morning, listen up, you need fastrak. starting with this morning's commute, cash will no longer be accepted for carpools crossing the golden gate. the only way to pay the $3 toll is with a fastrak transponder. also, carpools will need to pass through staffed toll booth so the worker can verify that ther

we're going to sit down with our federal partners, the fbi, the dea, and the question has come up. and has the 80 officers had an impact? and the reality is that the summer is the most problematic. cahow to become a june, july, and thpeak. and we're going into a very busy prime time. >> and he is seeking federal assistance on the natural crime- fighting crime-fighting level. >> a san jose man is impersonating a high rway police officer, this 4 kron victory was spotted at a gas station and in embarcadero by 27 year-old mark bellini. a marhe sa something ws not quite right as. >> the crown victoria is commonly used and crolaw enforcement, and when this was found at 2:00 a.m. they thought it was one of their own. you can see that this photo, he was leaning against and it is difficult to tell apart. and he saw that it was a radio, dark to fatigues, and the search found weaponry, equipment, badges, handcuffs and the inside of spotlights and a mounted camera to secure regular police unit. he is charged with impersonating law enforcement, and at endangering. and they're trying to find out

the case involved 141 investigators from 13 law enforcement agencies including the fbi.y have served a search rows at 15 different locations in santa clara county, san as a police chief rob davis explains how they're able to track down the suspects. >> research the public internet sites, the public internet waives the frequencies if you will, to be with to identify digital third reference, photographs of prepress and children who are a gauge in some type of horrible, sexual, exportation. hence we can identify who it is a that is changing that information to those digital figure prensa go searching for, we will to search search runs on these individuals because a contract and down through their local and your they're doing. >> all or portions of pornography charges and some suspects traditional church rector offenses. in other teachers, parents are raising money to help erase wise that burned up in the trace elementary school fire about 60 teachers lost all their supplies. and that has been raised for to those teachers, at least three punish their supplies this money was

a esta ciudad, donde estallÓ una bomba, arribaron a agentes del fbi, esta zona se habrÍa convertido en de preocupaciÓn federal. >> no nos dejen sin justicia! asÍ como ellos pudieron dejar a esas madre con el sufrimiento de sus niÑos. >> en acapulco la violencia volvÍa... fueron emboscados y asesinados por un grupo armado que dejÓ escrito en el parabrisas: matamos a los asaltantes. >> desde enero es la tercera masacre que registra. de hecho se mantiene el 30% de la fuerza pÚblica en esa ciudad. y en houston hay un toque justo para la reforma migratoria. >> el pastore es uno de los mÁs de 160 de houston que unidos por la fe estÁn luchando por una reforma inmigratoria que nada tiene que ver con la polÍtica. >> se trata de algo moral, algo de seres humanos y que deben llegar a una conclusiÓn con una base de compasiÓn y de justicia. en menos de 48 horas lograron formar lo que se denomina el concilio de pastores de houston. >> queremos levantar una voz para los gobiernos, elegidos por las comunidades que es sumamente importante que ellos presten atenciÓn a los inmigrantes. >> se enfocan en t

about > reporter: the fbi claims zachary chester, who just two ye atrs ago was a student at a aburban virginia high school, became a terrorist hell bent on jihad. neighbors can neighbors can't believe chester, athlete, high school athlete, affiliated terrohe al qaeda affiliated terrorist group based in somalia. th the same group suspected in the recent bombings in uganda that occerd 73 soccer fans. > i'm shocked. surpriseised. would kind of thing i would have expected in this neighborhood. ofreporter: abc news has learned chester is one of 34 americans charged and accused of ties to international terrorists in the past 18 months. law enforcement sources tell abc ews the trend represents a spike in home grown terror that deeplym deeply concerned. to ne last six to nine months has seen more fbi activity in this country against radical islamists than the days immediately after 9/11. immediatel > reporter: some of those likged are well known, like faisal shahzad, convicted of faisal shahza trying to blow up a car in times square. ccused ofrely made headlines. brian venice, accused of afgh

destructor, haciendo activar el código rojo de seguridad, en juárez un cartel lanzó una amenaza al fbi18 personas en su mayoría jóvenes y un menor de edad masacrados en una fiesta cuando un comando armado irrumpió en el lugar para acribillar a los invitados que festejaban un cumpleaños, entre las víctimas los músicos y 6 mujeres se encontró 166 casquillos se investiga el homicidio otra masacre en juárez cobró la vida de 4 personas que estaban en su casa se dispararon más de cien balas. los cuerpos quedaron tendidos entre los autos. un cartel no identificado lanzó una amenaza a la dea y el fbi a través de este grafiti aseguran que si en 15 días no eran arrestados los policías corruptos que apoyan de cartel de sinaloa harían estallar otro coche bomba. >>> los estados unidos ya envío a agentes para investigar el hecho otra balacera en monterrey dejó un muerto y el estallido de 5 granada que dejó 5 heridos. el gobierno federal condenó estos actos y dijo subirá la seguridad, estados unidos reforzará la seguridad en la frontera, esto a partir de agosto, regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >>

so, whether it is the fbi investigating a drug case here at home or the fbi investigating a potential terrorism case here at home, a judge must agreed to what ever sort of eavesdropping or search methods the fbi wants to use. now, we ask that the intelligence organizations to listen and find information about foreigners overseas but anytime there is an american involved here at home for overseas, you have to get court permission in order to do anything. so i think the bottom line is as an american, if you are not in contact with terrorists, you do not have anything to worry about as far as the government listening to your conversation unless there is another criminal offense the government may be investigating. host: back to afghanistan. showed during the break an opinion piece in "the financial times" this morning written by robert blackwell who was u.s. ambassador to india and deputy national security adviser under george w. bush who was arguing about partitioning afghanistan. he writes that it would make a profoundly disappointing outcome but it is now the best that could be achiev

estados unidos enviÓ al fbi para analizar el coche que explotÓ el jueves. >> tiene todos los elementosanadas dejÓ a policÍas heridos. >> no hubo heridos. >> el gobierno federal condenÓ la masacre de los 18 jÓvenes, y reforzarÁ la seguridad de coahuila. desde la ciudad de mÉxico, verÓnica del castillo, univisiÓn. >> otra masacre tuvo lugar pero en guatemala. >> a 20.000 millas de la capital, en ambos casos las vÍctimas fueron ultimados en sus propias viviendas mientras armiÑÁn. - dormÍan. >> el cuerpo de la menor presentaba signos visibles de trauma, hoy las autoridades la identificaron, la niÑa y su hermano habÍan sido adoptados por su tÍo, quienes supuestamente huyeron en compaÑÍa de sus hijos biolÓgicos. >> es muy sospechoso... se fueron en medio de la noche, los dejaron solos, estamos preocupados por los niÑos que se llevaron. >> la policÍa buscan a la pareja como sospechosos de negligencia infantil mientras dicen que los garcÍa parecÍan una familia feliz. >> tras la desapariciÓn de su hijo, recibieron la peor noticia. estamos con cristina. >> estÁ incrÉdula la familia al conocer qu