the fbi has evolved. to a certain extent but unfortunately one of the things that made me realize that when i was writing this book that i was on the right path was i saw in the new york times where there were 15 or 16 women who had filed a lawsuit. this was in 2019 had filed a lawsuit against the fbi because their firearms instructors at quantico were trying to sabotage their training. 2019 so i thought to myself has it changed really i mean has it. yes, there are more women in leadership positions, but i think that there's in the fbi. it's it's still inherently male-dominated. and you know, i think that unfortunately a lot of the negative media that the fbi is getting is warranted, especially when it comes to those young women those young gymnasts who went to the fbi to talk about their sexual assault and they were ignored. i personally think and this is just my opinion. it's not the opinion of the fbi. they were ignored because they were young women. so what i do now, i have gotten so many emails from

jurisdiction, the fbi investigates as so this pretty much it with the fbi does overseas and, some espionage, we are looking for the spies and that's what we do, will look for the spies in the united states and i like to say that the fbi looks for the spies and the sea hi hey, make spies and some international, that is pretty much at. [laughter] and now, one of the things that in your book you talk about training, survival evasion resistance and escape and you would through this training by you know comparison the fbi academy training is like a cakewalk it and but you say can your broken, that in page 167, the goal when you get captured, you become like a pow during this time so the goal is only to resist until you cannot resist any longer and instructors were adamant that we were to come home alive with honor and some question is, because a thought about this especially the last few years, john mccain, has been called because he was captured because he was a pow and i think that sometimes the public looks at soldiers who are captured and therefore's teresa intimate on tv on camera and it is

i am joined here by deputy attorney general monaco and fbi director wray. also here are assistant attorney general olsen, principal deputy assistant attorney general mcquaid, fbi cyber section chief frigm, and kleptocapture task force director adams. today, we are announcing several actions the justice department has taken to disrupt and prosecute criminal activity associated with the russian regime. the first action we are announcing today is the unsealing of an indictment charging russian oligarch konstantin malofeyev with sanctions violations. as the indictment charges, the treasury department previously identified malofeyev as one of the main sources of financing for russians promoting separatism in crimea, and for providing material support for the so-called donetsk people's republic. after being sanctioned by the united states, malofeyev attempted to evade the sanctions by using co-conspirators to surreptitiously acquire and run media outlets across europe. we are also announcing the seizure of millions of dollars from an account at a u.s. financial i

if you are like me the first thing i thought was fbi? why isri the fbi overseas? are they domestic? wanted to know if you can touch on why the fbi is even overseas and then it occurred to me do i even know what counterespionage is? you did that. so talk about the process of the fbi to take things out of your book because i had to go through similar process with mine through the department of defense where they look at it and say you have revealed classified information to you cannot say this. that did not strike anything out of my book which is great but she must've gone through something similar. you have black lines in there. and then they have to read anything and then send it to a certain unit if it is classified. is not classified the general public doesn't necessarily need to know it. but where you doing that? they are everywhere but if you have the letter cia in your book andye they have to review the book and that could add months to your publication. i said forget it. it's a much longer answer but the fbi is overseas and over 70 offices based in the us embassies throughout

fbi.many. >> media play along they need the leaks and scoops, my interest in fbi is different, we give power to federal law enforcement to investigate, search, arrest and forever impact representations and create financial disaster and take your freedom. when any group can take your representation, your money and your freedom that group has tremendous power. and your expectations of the fbi should becom -- commensurate with the powers you give them, lately they have not been met with botched investigations in 2016 presidential. and nightclub case. and missing a tip in a school shooting in flood florida, missing a background check of a school shooter in knock north carolina. i hear a lot of talk about reforms, they single out state and local cops. what about the law enforcement agent congress does have restriction over? joining us now former chief of staff of department of defense kash patel. before you got to dc, you were a federal prosecutor and a federal public defender. >> i was, trey.

if you suspect a cyber intrusion, please contact your local fbi field office immediately. the more quickly we get involved, the more we can do to protect you. we are laser focused on disrupting the threat and preventing harm from dangerous adversaries. sometimes that means making arrests, other times, like both yesterday and today, that means taking adversaries' capabilities off the field. no agency or business can do this alone. it takes everyone's cooperation and the fbi will be there to work with you on cyber threats with russia or anywhere else. finally, i would like to thank and congratulate our fbi teams in a wide number of field offices both here in the united states and our legal attache office oversees for their work that is paid off this week. with seizing sanctioned assets here in spain, with the indictments that we're announcing today, and with the destruction of both criminal and --activities that we are here to discuss this morning. thank you. >> you said the justice department has a long history of holding those accountable for war crimes. what role does the

fbi has been busy framing trump and fbi kidnappers radicals right under their nose.you watch the mainstream media you would have no idea black nationalists even exist. as soon as the press realizes the attacks don't fit their narrative, they bury the story. remember the waukesha massacre? where darrell brooks rammed his suv through a christmas parade injuring 62 and killing 6? brooks also has a lengthy record and shared plenty of posts on social media calling for violence against white people saying hitler was right and comparing cops to the klan. we reached out to the fbi to see if they figured out what his motive was for plowing down innocent civilians, and the fbi referred us to local authorities who haven't gotten back to us. last april, noah green rammed his car into two officers at the nation's capitol, killing one of the officers. he was a follower of that outspoken anti-semite louis farrakhan. and in louisville, quintez brown, who was once honored by barack obama and made appearances on msnbc, was arrested for trying to assassinate a jewish mayoral candidate

fbi had moved more quickly what would have happened to you? >> i would have been spared some of the trauma there is no excuse for me to have continued to see him past that date, and i think there's no excuse for the hundreds of survivors who are in the same situation as me. >> reporter: the fbi declined to comment today. what french wants now is for the fbi to change >> we will continue to seek accountability and make sure that the systems that failed us don't continue to fail other survivors and other victims in the future >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york >>> after a short break, the heroic effort to save the animals in ukraine at all costs. >>> finally stories of heroism and sacrifice. the effort to rescue the animals of ukraine taking on almost biblical proportions matt bradley is there. >> reporter: just two months ago it was a refuge for animals and their two-legged friends, but since russia's attack on kharkiv in ukraine's east, five zookeepers at alexander feldman eco park zoo have lost their lives, doing what they loved. "ani

in the fbi involving the fbi in political investigations.e are worried. so these cases are getting higher level scrutiny. there were disturbing facts, that would give people pause and hopefully we'll learn from this. >> you have always been -- i read your work a lot. you have been a truth teller about the fbi. you wrote a piece on the hill criticizing the doj for becoming a political arm of the biden administration. you have cite the ashley biden diary and the targeting of alabama for a law about schools and lbgtq. >> the politicization of the department of justice and the fbi would be a death blow information our democracy and we can't let it stand. what happened when the president's press secretary came out and stated natural bama law -- this is almost beyond belief -- alabama lawmakers outlawing the administration of puberty blockers, castration on children, that they are going to be put on notice, quote you be quote by the doj, and the doj could haven't that kind of power. to put state legislators on notice because they are afraid they a

. >> yeah, the fbi in this case wants to be a good partner. we have certain resources and expertise that we thought would be of benefit to the san jose police department, and we wanted to make sure we were there to offer that assistance. my name is scott shelby, i'm the assistant special agent in charge for the fbi here in san francisco. >> okay, thank you, everybody. i know everyone is really eager and wants to talk to mom. i will be speaking with her shortly. i put this out this morning, she's dealing with a very traumatic event. you know, please give them a little space. i will let your assignment desk know if and when mom is willing to talk. but again, very traumatic event. she has a lot to cope with right now. please give them a little space. you will hear from me if and when she's ready to talk. thank you. thank you. >> all right, wrapping up a news conference with san jose police department this morning. that was sergeant camarillo giving us an update. three people we know are being questioned right now. held by san jose police in conne

>> well, the fbi, i mean, this is such a huge problem. the fbi is a disaster.er it's their participation in the russian collusion hoax. being unaccountable to congress as congress tries to find out what's going on. refusing to even answer what their role was. meaning in the riot on january 6th there has been some reporting from the "new york times" that the fbi did have people there that have been refusing to tell congress about this. and until the fbi is cleaned up our country, our entire republic is in danger. this is a huge priority. it has to be a priority for republican party but really for anyone who cares about the country and having a functioning law enforcement intelligence agency like that. >> jesse: i couldn't have said it better myself mollie hemingway and everybody check out mollie's book it's great. thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: last night "primetime" report first lady jill biden's secret service detail was infiltrated by foreign operatives. two foreigners one of them linked to pakistani intelligence were posing as homeland security officers

and here's the really sad part, i believe our fbi and u.s.cies know as well, they're just not going to tell us or you, the american public. maria: wow. and you are an elected official, and you cannot get this information. that was my if next question. do you believe that the calls, the decision that president biden has made as a result of what we're seeing take place on the world stage, russia invading ukraine, china trying to overtake the united states as the number one superpower, are joe biden's decisions compromised because of all of the money he's taken in? the china initiative, i remember a string of indictments under the trump administration that clearly identified people who were surveilling, who were spying on americans and sending information, intellectual property data back to the chinese government. is that not happening anymore? if i don't understand, why cancel the china initiative? why won't the doj now investigate intellectual property theft any longer? >> i mean, you have to be suspicious. and, remember, it was all underpinni

let's listen to this, watch. >> why did the fbi act the way they did?asis, really no basis for them to go after the trump campaign. even as they learned this information was bad and could easily be russian disinformation, they continued. this was a campaign ploy to put out scurrilous information about trump and then had the fbi investigate it, then leak that right before the election, sort of the ultimate corruption of democracy, to have the people in charge of the coercive tools of the country, national security police power, use it to choose the leader of the country. elizabeth: mollie, do you hear that? the ultimate corruption of democracy. what he is saying is the clinton campaign did sort of like a hit-and-run. they put information inside of the fbi, doj, didn't want their fingerprints on it, in order to attack trump when the fbi knew early on, they were told early on that this could be russian disinformation. they knew that from the get-go in the summer of 2016. that is according to declassified footnotes in the doj inspector general report that c

what we're seeing is a supportive approach from the fbi. they're not taking a lead. they're supporting. that's good news that it's less and less likely this was about terrorism. now, my ears perked up on this notion of social media reflecting. i wasn't quite clear technically from hearing but on social media, some kind of concerning post about the mayor or others or new york in general, something caused the security detail to be augmented. that's what i heard. this guy, this shooter has probably had some kind of grievance that he's been on on obsessed with over time. >> he said ending gun violence means changing gun laws. he's zeroed in on the 400 million guns in this country and that was a lot of the focus of his comments once his youtube started to finally work. just give us your sense of what you heard, what you took from it, listening to all of these officials talking about this investigation. >> sure, for the mayoral race, one of the big hot button topics was the so-called iron pipeline. this idea getting guns off the streets is harder than it is perhaps to disr

justice department and the fbi.ee him down that was hunter's grassley and wrong johnson's probe to say hey, this is a russian disinformation. adam schiff said hey this is russian disinformation before their probe came out. what is going on with the use of the d.o.j. and the fbi for local purposes? that is a people are afraid about. they do not like that. >> i think going back to watergate is an increase used in the justice department and the criminal process to score political points. go after your enemies, try to embarrass them for the kind of thing we saw in 2016 with the false allegations about trump and the so-called collusion with russia. that is something i tried to put a stop to while i was there. and i think it is a risk nowadays. elizabeth: why is it a risk? >> because both parties to some extent. but certainly we have seen recently more the democrats have tried to gin up these investigations for political purposes. and it's an abuse of the justice system. >> getting back to your book you are not anti- trum

those men were ultimately arrested by the fbi just hours after the fbi exposed a dangerous terroristterrorist plot to kidnap and possibly execute michigan governor gretchen what they called treason to spark a second civil war. [laughs] [laughs] >> tucker: a second civil war. it was all allied today. the jury we still have those including two men on all charges can reach a verdict the other two plot leaders. they can apologize? probably not. most of the news hour, the last reporter in the state of michigan joins us charlie we make of this? >> what it's over? look, these guys were yakking off on stage like we all do went overboard, the fbi gets wind of it at stores these guys down the path i said this thing stunk. there's a difference between mouthing off and then the feds walking you off to the cage. he wants us wake up home. google this come delete fbi agent was fired after he beat his wife as he wintered down at a swingers party what is this? it's ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous never complement buzzfeed but they did the reporting period the majority of the conspirators they were aw

the fbi says patterson also use the beverly hilton has a meet-up location. we're told most of the crimes had the same pattern. according to the u.s. attorney's office. we just talked to assistant u.s. attorney, jeremiah levine. >> mister paterson. will it happen? like i said, he'd been stabbed one victim in the chest. he often threatens them with a taser. he's used pepper spray on victims. sometimes he just gets his victim with his fists. he makes off with the phone transfers as much money as you can to the plate before that person can shut their counts down. >> levine says patterson allegedly contacted victims through the grinder app and met up reportedly for. they say he terrified victims with different weapons, including a knife, pepper spray, gun and taser, forcing them to give up their wallets and cellphones. he allegedly drain money from their bank accounts and credit cards. court papers say he'd use passwords, state hundreds or thousands of dollars for each victim through cash app. venmo zelle in cryptocurrency and even charge lyft and uber rights. fb

and shocked at what happened with the fbi d.c.james comey. it should been in the new york office, the trump tower is here in new york. and it was politicized the second it went to d.c. they are disgusted and shocked. it is a disgrace and should never happen again. your final word. >> this is one of the biggest critical tragedies in modern political history, the fact that the government was weaponized against a candidate for president who was lawfully to be there but they didn't want him to win and now the media doesn't care because their preferred candidate lost. that is it what happened here. elizabeth: ford, good to see you. come back soon. we're following breaking news, hunter biden's business partner fox news is reporting visited the white house more than realized when joe biden was vice president. fears of censorship after elon musk buys twitter. twitter says they were okay completely fine with censoring the hunter biden laptop story. we're digging in next on "the evening edit." >> musk's decision to buy twitter should be wel

the fbi does as well. if i were to ask you, chris, how much would you bet they find out who this person is and they apprehend them? >> the chances are i think 100% they are going to find out who this person is and catch them. but the question is when. you know, they are -- they are hot on it right now. this is mass chaos inside behind the scenes in law enforcement. they have to set up unified command very quickly, have to have a team going through the video, finding the video, managing the leads. leads are pouring in, and it could be very, very chaotic and they have to take several hours to actually get that set up and running, otherwise leads are going in every direction and people are passing, you know, passing over each other and you don't see a real comprehensive picture of what's going on. so the reason we are not hearing a lot, it's been -- 4, 5 hours into the situation is they are still trying to gather in all the information themselves. >> gillian: if there are eyewitnesss, chris, how soon after th

attorneys offices the fbi, the atf and the u.s. marshals service. we are asking for a $.2 billion which is an increase of 5.48 billion for grants for state and local law enforcement. the shares you are talking about the lisa mentioned as well. this money for hiring and that the chair spoke of better use for these task forces and grant some of which are used for investigative task forces. that is the way we are put to create these joint task forces so i completely agree. general think in you mentioned u.s. marshals. that you would mention the u.s. marshal service's fugitive task force isis another valuable combination of local and federal law services..s let me turn to 2021 the doj office of the inspector general released a report that revealed multiple agents at the fbi had mishandled the investigation to the former u.s. a gymnastics physician larry nassar and subsequently lied about their misconduct. .. i want to take this moment, in your presence, to again raise my strong concerns with the fact that it seems these agents have not been held fully a

those men were ultimately arrested by the fbi just hours after the fbi exposed a dangerous terrorist plot to kidnap her 13 men arrested in an alleged domestic terrorism plot to kidnap and possibly execute michigan governor gretchen whitmer for what they called treason and an attempt to spark a second civil war . let them get on tv civil war . w it was all a lie today a jury we stillin have those acquitted two men on all charges in theha kidnaping plot and they couldo not reach verdicts against the other two plot leaders. i apologize. probably not. charlie duff's the host of the no best news hour with charlie duff, the last reporter in the state of michigan. he joins us tonight c. what do you make of this ? well, it's over . oh , my god. ?a i mean, look, these guys were yakking off on facebook like we all do. yeah, they went overboard. the fbi gets wind of it and starts leaving these guys down the path. >> i don't know about the rest of it, but i said this thing stunk. yeah. jury reached the same verdict, man. i mean, there's a difference between mouthing off and then the feds walk in

ramÓn: tras un nuevo tipo de fraude, el fbi advierte a los jÓvenes.sobre las extorsiones a jÓvenes por medio del internet. nadia ley hablÓ con uno de los agentes federales, asÍ como con los especialistas en informÁtica. nadia: este crimen denominado como extorsiÓn normalmente era dirigido hacia hombres adultos, pero segÚn el fbi los criminales decidieron hacer de su presa a jÓvenes de entre 14 a 17 aÑos, haciÉndose pasar por chicas de su misma edad. >> para conectarse con jÓvenes varones en plataformas sociales o plataformas de videojuegos. nadia: este tipo de extorsiÓn se ha disparado durante los Últimos 6 meses. los mÉtodos que usan los criminales detrÁs del computador hacen difÍcil su captura. >> utilizan sistemas de transacciones falsos que no son fÁciles de rastrear. nadia: ¿quÉ pueden hacer los padres de familia para protegerlos? >> existen herramientas dentro de los celulares, Éstas permiten controlar el dispositivo de nuestro hijo y darles permiso o no. nadia: segÚn las autoridades los criminales se pueden encontrar en cualquier parte del mund

los encargados de esta investigación, vamos a preguntarle a la policía mañana cuál es el papel del fbistán aquí y son más de 5 días agentes que están en la escena tan solo metros de distancia de donde ocurrió este secuestro ahora nosotros también hablamos con familiares con uno de los tíos de este bebé y escuchamos lo que me dijo el reportaje. >>> en este video de vigilancia que mostró las autoridades muestra el supuesto secuestrador de brandon cuéllar asegura que el sujeto carga poco en una vivienda ubicada en la cuadra 100,001 poco antes de las 2 de la tarde mientras el niño estaba a cargo de la abuela si lo dijo la policía la tarde del lunes. >>> se fue de compras con el niño temprano en el departamento lo dejó al bebé salió de nuevo al carro para hacer los mandados gente saliendo el carro y volviendo al departamento el sospechoso secuestró al bebé. >>> no sabemos si alguien lo venía siguiendo ahora solamente tenemos esta imagen y este vídeo. >>> la familia del pequeño no entiende por qué ocurrió esto. el niño tiene un suéter blanco con dibujos de dinosaurios. >>> el sospechoso es d

here in buffalo the fbi and local police change their strategy. focusing on cases that can be solved quickly, sharing intelligence and using federal charges against some suspects to keep them off the streets and in jail. >> so he had fentanyl, shotguns. >> so far. >> we have an ability to hold people. we have the ability to protect our sources. >> the fbi's top criminal agent luis quesada says the changes have paid off in recent months. >> is it working yes, there is a reduction of impact, a 50% reduction of homicides. >> eerie county sheriff john garcia says the surge in violent crime started after george floyd murder, antipolice dem stations and covid. officers took a step back. >> law enforcement had slowed down in terms of catching up to criminals. >> i believe so. >> you think so. >> yes, absolutely. we have to unleash our police again. >> this is what unleashing the police looked like. inside a town house a stash of drugs,-- and a weapon. >> and the dope was in the kid's room. >> wait a second. so the dope was hidden in a child's room. >> ye

also fbi agents. this is a live look at the scene. can see several agents and officers out in front of that apartment. this is near 880 and the alameda near the college. police say brandon was taken while his grandmother was unloading groceries out front. this is video moments after, you see the man walking down the street holding a baby carrier. the baby is believed to be inside. if you have any information on their whereabouts, here is a photo of the possible suspect and maybe brandon, police are urging you to call them tonight. >>> some positive steps forward coming out of oakland's chinatown. store owners say new measures to reduce crime are working. they said they had a couple of problems over the weekend but volunteers and extra police came to the rescue quickly. we have more. >> reporter: in this surveillance video you can see the pregnant store owner carry the airhorn and chasing away the shoplifter. carl with chinatown's chamber of commerce say these donated tools such as safety alert and pepper spray are helping volunteers p

the fbi has revised its procedures. the deputy attorney general has issued memorandums to the field. whenever u.s. attorney's office, or federal law enforcement decides not to follow up and immediately devise a state and local law enforcement so they can continue. your description of the question of the investigation so the fbi's internal disciplinary work is still in progress. the question of reopening the earlier declarations in the hands of the assistant attorney general for the criminal division candidly was continuing to reveal matter. >> does that mean that the fbi made a report to that official who is now reviewing that report? >> it is the referral, it came from the inspector general's report. it's the report that you are aware of that was given to the criminal division, to review the earlier decisions of the client. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator moran, and senator leahy. >> thank, you chair. attorney general, as i mentioned earlier, i'm glad you are here this morning. the time is short. i will get right t

attorneys and for the fbi. the fbi is particularly targeting fentanyl and opioid trafficking on the dark web. as we announced in the last two weeks, we took down the largest dark web drug marketplace to prevent the way in which some people are getting it, which is online. at this point. so, out there are noble of different things here. criminal division has money in the budget for the regional opium strike forces. and then, there are c.o.p.s. grants under the c.o.p.s. program, for anti heroin an anti mask task forces. so, that's on the enforcement side. on the overdose, addiction side, we've asked for 400 and $18 million for the comprehensive addiction recovery, kara, act grants. we've had $490 million for the co-sap grants, and another $75 million for mental health and substance abuse grants. money for drug courts, 95 million. for veteran treatment courts and for our consumer protection branch, which tries to stop those who are over subscribing and improperly over dispensing opioids. so, it is a two pillar iss

the nypd as well as fbi and all those a lot more than we do and we'll hear some of that in the press conference that's coming up. put out as much as they can without jeopardizing the investigation, but the fact that something has happened since that is a good indication that this is going to be an isolated incident. we haven't heard from potus or anything like that but the isolated incident, not part of some planned attack. >> that's a good point, chief. jonathan, what are you thinking, the questions you have as this press conference will be beginning soon? what are your questions right now? >> well, one is motive. who was this individual? where is the individual right now? i want to know, what were the precipitating actions, what was this person doing on the subway beforehand? was there any specific catalyst that caused this event? but, you know, just looking at these images, kate, i think it's really important for the viewer to understand, you know, we're seeing a multi-jurisdictional response to this incident in new york and this is something that first responders, both the nypd,

contact the fbi, 800-call-fbi, or provide digital media through fbi.gov/brooklyn shooting.the events that have occurred over the last 30 hours. it's crucial that we receive the assistance of the public as we piece this case together. there has been some reports that fbi holdings to date had a tie to mr. james. i want to be very clear that to date we have found no record of an investigation of frank r. james by an fbi office before the shooting yesterday. and the reports new mexico field office previously investigated him are inaccurate. i want to thank our partners in this case, nypd, the atf, u.s. marshals and the u.s. attorney's office and all the members of the fbi and nypd joint terrorism task force. we have had such a tremendous response from all our partners in the case that have led us to this moment now. i also want to take a quick moment to highlight the work of the jttf. i'm fortunate i get to work with them every day, truly an outstanding group of people, led by carrie farly, outstanding job on this as they have every time new york has faced a threat of this natu

>> the corruption within the fbi is all over the place. the inspector general. he lied to his own agency. called lack of candor, kevin clinesmith, fbi lawyer intentionally altering emails to pursue trump campaign firmses. he was indicted for that. it is gigantic scandal. if we have a media scrutinizing like you are we would -- elizabeth: i'm complimented for that. vince, thank you, you will come back soon. president biden, critics are saying border patrol is saying that he will collapse the border even more. the texas governor, florida governor, you know what? we'll sinned illegal border-crossers. they will not be here in our state. we'll send them in d.c. or biden's home state but of delaware but not in my backyard, democrats. evening edit is next. >> if you think americans are angry about inflation right now, wait until they see the chaos on the border because of biden's open border policies ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on th

attorneys and for the fbi. the fbi is particularly targeting fentanyl and opioid trafficking on the dark web. as we announced in the last two weeks, we took down the largest dark web drug marketplace to prevent the way in which some people are getting it, which is online. at this point. so, out there are noble of different things here. criminal division has money in the budget for the regional opium strike forces. and then, there are c.o.p.s. grants under the c.o.p.s. program, for anti heroin an anti mask task forces. so, that's on the enforcement side. on the overdose, addiction side, we've asked for 400 and $18 million for the comprehensive addiction recovery, kara, act grants. we've had $490 million for the co-sap grants, and another $75 million for mental health and substance abuse grants. money for drug courts, 95 million. for veteran treatment courts and for our consumer protection branch, which tries to stop those who are over subscribing and improperly over dispensing opioids. so, it is a two pillar iss

knocks on the door from the fbi at midnight. people who have lived in san jose college park neighborhood say the past 24 hours have been unreal. >> it has been pretty hectic. i never imagined it happening on this block. it is usually pretty quiet here. >> reporter: it was around 1:00 p.m. when brandon alexis cuellar was abducted from this apartment complex. hours later, san jose pd released this video of a man walking down the street with a blanket covered car seat in had a part of the abduction to agents from the federal bureau of investigations child abduction rapid deployment team. knocking on doors hunting for the three-month-old. >> we were about to go to sleep, but the fbi came knocking on our door. so then they wanted to search our apartment. so we let them in. they just asked us questions. what happened? did you see anything? >> reporter: mother alicia cuellar says the incident has left her 10-year-old daughter shaken and nervous. >> she is telling me, everywhere you go, i want to go. it kind of gave her a little bit of

no analyst by fbi regulations can lead an fbi field office. right? right. so if you have to have operators the folks with the guns are the only people who can office it tells you how little stock the agency puts on good analysis. okay. let's talk about the fbi for second amity, november 5th federal jury convicts a gentleman in young juju. he's a chinese national deputy division director of the six bureau of the jeans of the jung soo province ministry of state security is convicted amy of conspiring to an attempting to commit economic espionage and theft of trade secrets. what stands out here is he is the first chinese intelligence officer to be extraordinated the us to stand trial mr. she was i mentioned convicted two counts of conspiring an attempting commit economic espionage also convicted of conspiracy and commit trade secret theft along comes alan kohler amy. he is the assistant director of the fbi's counterintelligence division and here's what he said quote. this was state-sponsored economic espionage by the people's republic of china designed to stea

gymnast larry nassar are using the fbi why they say they're suing the fbi for negligence. we'll have that story and more once we get back. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful father. nothing that happens to us isn't without his eye upon it. >> 13 victims of former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar are suing the fbi for mishandling the assault investigation. attorneys for the survivors are using the federal tort claims act which allows people to be compensated for injury or loss caused by government negligence or wrongdoing after a federal investigation concluded last september on capitol hill, senators call the fbi's negligence, quote, an epic failure. >> there are reports and to know that they had those sitting at 3rd and they refused to or act and just left us at the disposal of a predator is. frustrating for me. >> the fbi has not responded to the lawsuit publ