nobody is ruled out as a suspect including him. >> the fbi along with our partner agencies is taking a new look at this cold case and all the investigative steps taken thus far to make sure nothing was missed and we are generating new leads and avenues to explore. the fbi and other investigators are hoping that someone can help fill in the missing pieces of the puzzle. the citizens crime commission is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the killers. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have much more on the couple's disappearance on 6abc.com. and there we posted a gallery of photos showing the couple along with detailed descriptions of the two, and the phone number to call if you have any information it's all there now on 6abc.com. >> fire officials in delaware now say that a two alarm blaze at a chocolate factory in newcastle county was an accident it broke oud on the roof of the united cocoa processing facility yesterday afternoon. in the past two hours investigators said that a malfunction in the building was to blame and the damage is estimated at $250,000. >>> well, starting today philadelphia p

now investigators are digging deeper to determine if the suspect was motivated by religious hate. >> reporter: poppy, the fbined the inquiry into the case to ensure no federal laws were violated. this will be a parallel investigation in addition to the local investigation conducted by the chapel hill police department and other law enforcement officials as well. word of the fbi getting involved coming on the same day that the victims were buried. the three victim, barakat and usar and rozen. thousands of people showing up for the memorial service for them. incredible sight to see there. here at nc state university many came here tonight to pay respects for the victims as well. those coming together here. many believing, poppy, as you know, this was not a case of dispute over parking. many people believe this was in fact a hate crime. once again, the fbi now getting involved in this investigation as well. poppy. >> jason carroll, thank you. >>> the american civil liberties union is calling it a great day for the state of alabama. the federal judge who struck down the ban on gay marriage has ordered a mobile c

on tax evasion charges and of course as you know the attorney general doesn't decide who the fbi investigates. >> guest: first of all david, there's a purpose and respected record and republican. just as the department practice has been not to surface these investigations in the final weeks of an election people around the justice department would tell you if they were going to place a listening device in the office of a high public official, that rises to the level of the attorney general selects said that issue aside. john street was never prosecuted or convicted of anything and it was a tremendous disservice to him a month before the election. it was going to be surfaced once the bug was found it was going to be surfaced. so my view of john street and the race in philadelphia was here was this guy that was instrumental in saving the city from financial disaster in partnership with had been no come here was a guy that has mayor .-full-stop some promises to get abandoned cars off the street and afterschool programs and do many of the things that were desperately needed in that city. so i bat

on tax evasion charges and of course as you know the attorney general doesn't decide who the fbi investigates. >> first of all, 1st of all, a partisan race between a democrat or republican. the practice practice has been not to surface these investigations in the final weeks of an election. i think people around the justice department would tell you, if they were going to place a listening device in the office of a high public official that rises to the level of the attorney general. never a prosecutor, never convicted of anything. it was a tremendous disservice to him for that story to surface a month before the election. >> but he -- >> it was going to be surfaced. it was going to be surfaced once the bug was found there was going to be serviced. and so my view of john street, a guy who was instrumental in saving the city financial disaster and partnership a guy as mayor to have fulfilled significant promises many of the things that were desperately needed in the city. a battle as hard as i could, but it was his opponent who ended up in legal difficulties after the election and ended up hav

. >> the fbi investigation began last august that is when he abruptly left the apartment and skipped out on his rent and his landlord sued him and another kiosk merchant says that he closed up shop around the same time and that the fbi questioned other merchants about him. and he operated kiosks up and down the east coast you including this one in florida. he was arrested outside of jacksonville yesterday. >> this investigation is far from over and federal agentses are looking into his associations and activities while he was here in the delaware valley. live at the federal building, david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. world news tonight with david muir will have continuing coverage of the terror arrests and today's identification of the isis fighter known as jihadi john, that is next after "action news" at 6:30. >>> padge winslow also known as the black madam took the stand in her own defense, she is charged in the murder of a 20-year-old british actress prosecutors say she gave the woman an illegal butt injection and winslow says she gave thousands of injection

. >>> the fbi investigating three muslim americans, shot and killed. the family calling on the president tonight, and telling americans, this was a hate crime. >>> an abc news investigation. buying your way into america. are criminals, spies, perhaps even worse, paying to live here in the u.s.? >>> mom to the rescue. she jumped out of her mini van, wrestling the suspect to the ground. tonight, the giant surprise for her. >>>

>> reporter: the fbi inquiry will run parallel to the ongoing local investigation, the fbi is currently assisting local police with data collection and going over the evidence. it's important to note that the inquiry is different than a full blown investigation, which is what the family wants. the move allows the fbi to do a little bit more digging and make sure that their just going over everything once again. we are currently at the crime scene here in chapel hill, north carolina at the condominium where the incident took place. if you look hipd me above is where accused gunman taylor craig hicks lived and below him is where deah his wife yusor and yusor's wife razan was visited. all three were found dead with gunshot wounds to the head on tuesday. right now it's pretty quiet but there's a make shift memorial with flowers and signs supporting the three victims. >> thanks for that update aliyah, we'll follow this closely. so many of you have been moved by it and in a few minutes we'll talk to richard blumenthal who has pushed for specific observations of hate crimes about what constitu

. >>> the fbi investigating three muslim americans, shot and killed. the family calling on the president tonight, and telling americans, this was a hate crime. >>> an abc news investigation. buying your way into america. are criminals, spies, perhaps even worse, paying to live here in the u.s.? >>> mom to the rescue. she jumped out of her mini van, wrestling the suspect to the ground. tonight, the giant surprise for her. >>> and, this evening, we

the governor is under an ethic the investigation, he is reportedly under an fbi investigation. the day after his office sent this request to the state government to destroy all of the e-mails and take them off of the servers is when the oregon attorney general announced an investigation into the allegations against the governor. here is the good news, oregon, the governor's office sent that request one week ago today. please destroy my e-mails while in the midst of all of these criminal investigations about my behavior. the good news here? the guys in the tech department of state government that received that request to destroy the governor's e-mails -- they said no. congratulations, oregon, you have conscientious public servants including the field tech who got the request. he did not act on it and asked his supervisor what he should do. you also have a responsible servant there. they say i'll not willing to delate information out of the archive. they survived and they went forward, and there is no provision to impeach a state governor. if he goes he has to go on his own terms.

. >> reporter: if you hadn't left you'd be in the middle of a fbi investigation. >> of course, of courseel and casino in las vegas, hundreds got visas. sls says its own background checks turned up no evidence of any wrongdoing by its foreign investors, aboutbut according to documents, one applicant with ties to child pornography was approved. >> it is shocking raising questions, but particularly, when you have fbi and other law enforcement agencies saying that national security could be compromised or is being compromised, that's enough for us to be concerned about. >> reporter: by far, the most serious national security concerns involve iran's corps. and whether they could be infiltrating the united states. u.s. officials say they are now investigating. this southern california shipping company, american logistics international. investigators say the company's president, an iranian born man has helped bring dozens to america under the eb-5 program even as he and his company were under investigation for illegal smuggling to iran. his lawyer says neither he nor his company are involved in

the fbi investigating at this hour and abc's pierre thomas is live in our washington bureau. pierre? >> reporter: david, this morning, those hackers claiming to be affiliated with isis took over newsweek's twitter account. newsweek's twitter page was filled with that chilling image, a man dressed in a mask making threats. you'll see no mercy, one post said. they threatened the entire first family. that threat is thought to have low credibility, but the fbi and secret service are investigating. the hackers only took over the site for 14 minutes, but newsweek's chief told us that the hack was identity theft on a grand scale. david? >> pierre thomas live in washington. pierre thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the deadly weather tonight. a new system on the way and a state of emergency in massachusetts tonight. the national guard now deployed. and look at the photos taken by so many families there. this family snow right up past their windows there. here is the view of that same home from the curb. a family in massachusetts look out their front door right there. and dange

and john street won in a landslide, which you were very proud of that the fbi investigation did continue. 15 people in the street circle was sent to prison on corruption charges. his own brother went to prison on tax evasion charges and, of course as you know, the attorney general does inside who the best -- doesn't decide to the fbi investigates. cleaning up corruption is important. >> guest: first of all david that was a partisan race between a democrat and republican. the justice department practice has been not to service these investigations in the final weeks of an election, so i don't think, and i think people around the justice department will tell you if they're going to place a listing device in the office of a high public official, that rises to the level of the attorney general. so let's set that issue aside. john street was never prosecuted, was never convicted of anything and it was a tremendous disservice to him for the story to surface a month before the election. >> host: but he was the one -- >> guest: he was going to be surfaced. it was going to be surface

. >>> the fbi investigating three muslim americans, shot and killed. the family calling on the president tonight, and telling americans, this was a hate crime. >>> an abc news investigation. buying your way into america. are criminals, spies, perhaps even worse, paying to live here in the u.s.? >>> mom to the rescue. she jumped out of her mini van, wrestling the suspect to the ground. tonight, the giant surprise for her. >>> and, this evening, we remember a fearless journalist, bob simon. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us tonight. we begin with the american sniper trial. and the stunning video revealed in court today. this is the former marine accused of killing navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle and his friend. the images from his days in iraq. than is what he looks like now in that texas courtroom. don't, the video captured by the police cruiser, revealing the moment the suspect takes off a short time later, surrendering as police then rush in. that marine veteran is pleads not guilty by reason of insanity but abc's ryan owens reports tonigh

tax evasion charges, and of course as you know, the attorney general doesn't decide who the fbi investigates, and cleaning up municipal corruption is -- >> guest: well, first of all david, that was a partisan race between a democrat and a republican. the justice department practice has been not to surface these investigations in the final weeks of an election. so i don't think it's a -- and it is, i think people around the justice department would tell you, if they're going to place a listening twice in the office of a high public official, that rises to the level of the attorney general. so, let's set that issue aside. john street was never prosecuted, was never convicted of anything and it was a tremendous disservice to him for that story to surface a month before the election. but -- >> host: he was one the who helped it -- >> guest: it was going to be surfaced. it was going to be surfaced. once the bug was found it was going to be surfaced and so i'm just -- my view of john street -- and that race in philadelphia was there was a guy who was instrumental in saving the city from financial

. >>> the fbi investigating three muslim americans, shot and killed. family calling on the president tonight, and telling americans, this was a hate crime. >>> an abc news investigation. buying your way into america. are criminals, spies, perhaps even worse, paying to live here in the u.s.? >>> mom to the rescue. she jumped out of her minivan, wrestling the suspect to the ground. tonight, the giant surprise for her.

that threat is thought to have low credibility, but the fbi and secret service are investigating. the hackers only took over the site for 14 minutes, but "newsweek's" chief told us that the hack was identity theft on a grand scale. david? >> pierre thomas live in our washington bureau. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the deadly weather tonight. a new system on the way and a state of emergency in massachusetts tonight. the national guard now deployed. and look at the photos taken by so many families there. this family in ipswich, snow right up past their windows there. here is the view of that same home from the curb. a family in scituate, massachusetts, look out their front door right there. and dangerous roads. ice and freezing rain believed to be the cause of this deadly 40-vehicle pileup on the new jersey turnpike overnight. one driver describing it as a skating rink. ginger zee is standing by with the new storm track, but first, abc meteorologist rob marciano in boston again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the northeast is a region under siege. six feet under,

. >>> and, the fbi investigating. three muslim americans killed. tonight, the president weighing in. >>> the school bus swerving, the driver with a medical condition. the children panicked, calling 911. >>> and our person of the week. the image seen by thousands. reminding us of one of the hardest things we face growing up. can you guess our person of the week? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. as we come on the air this evening, tens of millions preparing for brutal cold. blizzard warnings in coastal new england. the hurricane-force wind gusts expected. another major storm about to hit. here's what they have already. a mountain of snow near m.i.t. three stories high. and this car crushed in boston. and the rare move, after three storms already, none of the snow has melted. they're now plowing the snow into the ocean. the first time in years they've had to do this. and right to the map, the cold air stretching as far south as florida. in some places the coldest air in more than a decade. the storm track in a moment

the fbi investigated those guys based on information from the russians, but there's a time limit placedrtment of justice, and techniques have to be limited that the fbi can use. the fbi completely exhausted their time limit and the things they were allowed to do and, of course they closed the case, and we saw what happened a bomb went off at the boston marathon. congress needs to stop wringing their hands and understand we're at war. loosen the guidelines on the fbi and our other services to investigate these people so that we have some idea of who they are, what they're doing and don't put artificial guidelines on the fbi and other intelligence services that prevent them from doing what you and i would say is just logical. logic has nothing to do with these investigations. they're prescribed by the department of justice certain things you can and cannot do, and then they put a time limit on it, and that's crazy. it doesn't make any sense. and one other thing -- jenna: sure. >> the department of justice limited the ability of the fbi to conduct investigations in mosques, and that came a

the first order of business focuses on an fbi investigation into the defense team for one of the conspiracy tore spir tors and whether the case is soo taint that had he'll have to be tried separately. he's alleged to be part of the hamburg cell where the plot was finalized for the 9/11 attacks. and there is also the controversy over the female guards in the maximum security camp for camp 7 where we have the 9/11 suspects. one of the high value detainees refused the touch of a female guard back in october. and had to be forcibly removed from his cell and since there has been a block on female guards escorting him to and from the courthouse. and there has been a spillover effect. now there are what amounts to a temporary restraining order so that female guards did too not handle the final suspects to and from the maximum security court. and a member of the house intelligence committee says this's all gone way too far. >> if you're a soldier and you're capable of doing a mission, go do it. and we've allowed them to tell us we can't have women performing certain functions? how dare these men wh

. >>> the fbi investigating one of the largest hacks ever. they would get this, about 80 million customers and employees. here's a list of what they got as they got access to names, birth dates, medical i.d.s, social security numbers, then addresses. however they did not collect credit card or medical information. anthem is the nation's second largest healthcare insurance plan. the government programs are also using anthem. and in a statement the ceo called the hack, "a very sophisticated cyber attack." anthem is working to get a hold of everybody who had their information taken. >>> a new reason to be careful on what have tweeted. they are giving the search engine access to their tweets. this is something that you tweet that could end up in a google search. their deal would come as the social media site, looking for ways to get a bigger audience. >>> customers would ask and now they say they are answering with coconut milk. starting february 17, the coffee chain will offer coconut milk for an extra $0.60. the non-dairy alternative is one of

the fbi investigating the shooting deaths of three muslim-americans in chapel hill north carolina.ooking to determine whether any federal laws were broken. left unsaid is the alleged shooting by craig hicks and this being prosecuted as a hate crime, so far local enforcement is investigating the death as a

. >>> the fbi investigating a cyber attack on one of the nation's largest health insurers. anthem blue cross/blue shield said the private information of up to 80 million customers in more than a dozen states may have been compromised. the macks gained access to -- the hackers gained access to names, birth dates, addresses, social security numbers. they did not get credit card and medical information. this would be the largest known breach since last year's attack on community health systems that affected 4.5 million customers. 42 healthcare businesses were hacked last year, up from five in 2010. now according to the fbi, criminals will pay 50 times more for medical records than stolen credit cards because they contain enough personal info to completely create a false identity. >> organized crime and those who would monetize medical information are attacking hospitals and doctors' offices. >> this is an issue that happens every day. >> anthem says it will contact customers while information may have been compromised. >>> it's been almost three months since that hack attack.

every single one of those known foreign fighters is an fbi investigation and we seek to determine the root cause of their travel, what they did in syria and ultimately if it was in support of a foreign terrorist organization such as isil. we look for prosecution or some other disruption. >> in my briefings in having served as a federal prosecutor as well, certainly understand that. i want to commend the fbi for its efforts in this very difficult task to monitor. and you're right, you don't know know what you don't know. our human intelligence on the ground is not sufficient to properly identify these individuals and hopefully the administration will move forward to do that. general taylor, travel, homeland security a lot of it is about travel keeping people off airplanes, or these foreign fighters in syria with isis off airplanes. there's been some concern that our european partners have not been fully cooperative. a good example is the brothers in the paris attacks. went to yemen, were on a no-fly list, we share that information with them. i'm concerned about turkey in terms of their

so it cuts across a large swath of what the fbi investigates and the computer is a tool, just as it would be a wire fraud or mail fraud using the mail or telephone to do those things. it is a challenge to first find out and figure out what type of group it is what are they looking for and then we go from there. >> home grown terrorism has a a lot of americans worried in general with jihad janes. we never no who is around the corner working against thaws we have raisedded right here among us, is that also a big focus. >> that is a huge focus, one of the things that keep me up at night. we always worry, and the public helps us so much in this that some people are saying things, you know like we're going to take some action or things like that and they give us that information. we will get information also from our other intelligence partners cia dia, nsa for example and then we concentrate on those individual but we have information on and then we will look at them and say, you know, is this a problem? or is isn't it? we have a finite time to do that because we don't want to stumble on anyb

the fbi investigating the shooting deaths of three muslim-americans in chapel hill north carolina.hey're looking to determine whether any federal laws were broken. left unsaid is the alleged shooting by craig hicks and this being prosecuted as a hate crime, so far local enforcement is investigating the death as a parking space dispute. yesterday on ronan, the slain girl's father called on the president to see justice done. >> my son-in-law has been living in the apartment a year and a half. he is a second year dentistry student at unc chapel hill. he did not complain all the time even though the murderer can say it was a parking dispute, whatever he was picking on he came to that apartment with his gun, two or three times before the murder on different occasions. my daughter yusor complained and told us that she felt that man hated them for the way they looked and the muslim garb they wore. she felt the heat has risen after she moved into the apartment and her friends came to visit and most of them were muslim attire. i would call on the chapel hill police unc, and president obama,

and the fbi having investigations because the fbi agents were complaining that they were being accused torturing him and they said we are not involved, we have walked away from this. so the fbi dash inspector general for the fbi did an investigation and they were saying that they were fbi. so they would get into trouble with what they were doing. but in the course of that investigation they declassified the information about the torture. and so everything that he described, the government has admitted. >> you know, there are still parts of it that are being withheld and kept secret. and above all, it should be them talking to you although glad that we are to do it, and it should be him who is telling you the full story as to what happened. part of the redacted text it is appalling, he wrote about the treatment and you wonder why the government needs to redact a poem that a guantÁnamo detainee wrote. i would love to hear what his poetry is and how he is approaching this. so i think that there is a level of secrecy really devastating secrecy that continues to surround guantÁnamo. the fac

the fbi is utilizing all investigative techniques to combat the threat they posed tuesday misstates. we've previously liken intelligence with ongoing threats proposed site isil and aqap and others. in partnership with federal, state, and local agencies agencies, we remain vigilant to ensure the safety of the american public be assured tuesday ahead of us read of the homeland. i thank you for this opportunity to testify within the threats posed to the homeland. i will answer any questions at this time. >> the chair recognizes himself for five minutes. the americans have seen americans angeles be headed by the executioner with isis and it is a wake-up call for the united states. kayla mueller was recently executed and the jordanian pilot in one of the most terrific video as i have ever seen in a very sophisticated hollywood movie production style lit on flames. they are barbarians. there at the gate and we want to keep them outside and i am concerned some have already returned. my first question is reno there are 50,000 isis they have confronted to get back 20,000 rigo these have weste

. >>> and, the fbi investigating. three muslim americans killed., the president weighing in. >>> the school bus swerving, the driver with a medical condition. the children panicked, calling 911. >>> and our person of the week. the image seen by thousands. reminding us of one of the hardest things we face growing up. can you guess

the fbi now investigating. >>> we do say good morning, america.riday eve, it is and we have a lot to get to this morning. apparently taylor swift is able to shake it off. is she really about to get into the studio with kanye west? what he's saying about the unlikely duo. >> that would be something. >> we'll get into that ahead. >>> an emotional start to the american sniper murder trial. chris kyle's widow cried on the stand when she talked about the day he was killed along with his friend. >> reporter: two years of grief seemed to pour out of taya kyle the moment she sat on the witness stand. who were you married to asked the prosecutor. she broke down whispering chris kyle. >> i need you here. >> reporter: millions have watched the kyles' love story in the blockbuster "american sniper" but wednesday kyle told her story to the 12 people who matter the most the jurors who will decide whether eddie routh is guilty of murdering chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield at this gun range two years ago. the judge will not allow audio from witnesses to

the fbi is investigating. navy wife lori isn't hiding. very good to have you.ry under these circumstances. when did you first find out about this and when did you first notify authorities? >> well yesterday i received a message from a friend letting me know to change my passwords because a friend of ours' twitter account had been ha kd and soon after that i received a twitter message in my first and last name, which obviously was shocking, from these so-called isis sympathizers. i actually received a call from the fbi after that happened i would say a few hours later. >> so you didn't notify the fbi. the fbi eventually got to you to say this was going on. i know you can't divulge what they're saying but were they worried to the extent this seems to be happening to other military spouses and families? >> as you can imagine they wanted to know if i had some good contact information for the other people involved. >> sure. >> and received similar messages. but other than that they were really concentrating on facts at this point. i didn't get any feedback. >> now,

police say that the people were murdered because of a parking dispute but the fbi is investigating a hate crime situation. karen travers is live now with more. >> reporter: good afternoon law enforcement officials are trying to figure out the history between the shooter and his three victims irk the father of the two murdered sisters say it was clearly a hate crime and they were all shot execution-style. >> the grieving family and friends of three muslim students murdered in north carolina are trying to make exception of this tragedy yesterday an immense outpouring of support with more than 5,000 people on hand the father demanding justice. >> this has hate crime written all over it. craig steven hicks an out spoken atheists killed a dental student his new wife and her sister inside of her chapel hill apartment. they were each shot in the head execution-style and that hicks harassed the three in the past about their islamic culture and the fbi has launched their own investigation. >> we asked the federal government to intervene with this. >> and the chapel hill police says their init

the fbi will now investigate.ad a tempur-pedic for awhile, but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up...heeeeyyy... [donna]our tempur-pedic is the best thing in our house, 'cept for my husband. [lauren] wait,wait,where are you going? [announcer] visit your local retailer and discover how tempur-pedic can move you. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost. sir, we're going to need you on the runway later

so the inspector general for the fbi didn't investigation and actually discovered that some members ofre saying they were fbi. said the fbi worked to get into trouble for what they were doing. in the course of that investigation, the declassified the first information about his torture. i now torture. i now know as a senate armed service committee report the first year 2008, which devoted 11 pages to describing his torture and there were a couple of other investigations. so everything that he described as admitted. >> you know there's still parts of it being with child and kept secret. above all, issued the mohamedou talking to you glad that we are to do it it should be mohamedou telling his whole story of what happened. part of the readback did taxes a poem he wrote about his treatment. you wonder why the government needs to redact a poem that a detainee wrote. i would love to hear what his poetry is and how he's approaching this, but we can't. there is a level of secrecy in come the really devastating that continues to surround guantÁnamo. the fact that everything answer was classifi

government has gotten valued with an fbi investigation of its own.he state department responding offering condolences to the patel family. the police officer has not responded publicly, and court records do not show if he has a laureate. patel is now well enough to be transferred to a rehab center where the family hopes that he'll recover soon. >> we need a recovery. this is horrible. troy, good to see you again. look pretty shocking stuff here. what do you think about this that surprises you at all? >> unfortunately not. i mean, i tell every friend, family member, client, i say it from the mountain tops nobody has to talk to the police. now the police are allowed to come up to anyone and ask to talk to them. it's called a con sinulin counter. but the same token any person has a right to say no, i don't want to talk to you. >> let me ask you we hear the communication back and forth. then there is the initial call. from someone in the neighbor, a description, a skinny black guy. today in this country and for as long as i've been on this planet. appare

fbi in this sort of an incident is very good. they understand very well, they work with prosecutors. they understand where the line is. so their ability to defend these cases in these investigations is virtually unparalleled. right? they haven't gotten these things reversed because they understand well not to over-lead the individual. >> i want to play something the fbi director said today. >> i have homegrown violent extremism investigations in every single state. until a few weeks ago, it was 49 states. alaska had none. i couldn't quite figure out but alaska has now joined the group. so we have investigations of people in various stages of radicalizing in all 50 states. >> it's really interesting i think a lot of people to hear that. because you don't, as much as we know of what we've seen happen around the world and in the united states with the number of incidents, it's shocking to hear every state of the union, there are investigations going on. >> what he didn't say in every state of the union there's one. in certain communities like new york, there's many more than one. the fbi's investigative resources are incredibly stretched, so it's important in places like new york. b

and tax evasion charges and of course as you know the attorney general doesn't fight when the fbi investigates>> guest: first that was partisan between democrat and republican but part of the practice has been not to surface the investigations and the final weeks of an investigation. people on the justice department would tell you if they are going to place a listening device in the office of the high public official that rises to the level of the attorney general so let's set that aside. he was never prosecuted or convicted of anything and it was a tremendous disservice. it was going to be surfaced once the bug was found. my view not raised in the philadelphia he saved the city from financial disaster and partnership. there was a guy as mayor but fulfilled his promises for the afterschool programs and do many of the things that are desperately needed in that city. i battled as hard as i could for him but it was his opponent who ended up in the legal difficulties after and ended up having to pay something like $2 million for the things he was involved in. if the question was probity. the stree

. >> but investigators say he was heading to fight in syria. >> reporter: the fbi was investigating the men after one began posting on an isis website writing i'm in the u.s. now but is it possible to commit ourselves always dedicated martyrs here to shoot president obama and then get shot ourselves. this is an example how isis is growing its ranks around the world. >> the isis capability on social media is nothing short of remarkable. >>> the fbi said in the last year, 20 others have been arrested trying to fly from the u.s. to the middle east to fight with isis. >> this is new on "action news," officials have released the 911 calls after a house exploded in ocean county, new jersey. neighbors of the blast in stat ford township described the blast like a tornado hit. >> my house five minutes ago it was a noise and the house shook. >> i was standing in the house and the house shook i'm in cedar run and my mother is in manahawkin, she would the same feeling, do you have idea what's going on? >> authorities say the origin of the leaking natural gas came from a cracked two inch line under

tom: tax troubles turning into hacker trouble the fbi investigating fraudulent tax returns submittedough turbo tax. how to keep your information save tracy is an accountant. >> i called turbo tax they want to make it clear it is not being investigated but the process the way that returns go through. you have to check identification and they will the information over i am led to attacks user id i am nervous to see what is carried forward to make sure everything is okay. tom: that is there selling point. you don't have to start from scratch. >> bay added other factors so there are other things are other forms of identification. >> with all the software. is us discussion that was that of the bag 40 years ago sadly they have to go back to paper tax returns. but the problem is it is extremely productive for those who have to file the return. >> to give you a modicum of protection it is all about the cyprus that. >> check your credit report. you should be checking it once a month. >> i subscribe to to those credit monetary because i was attacked many, many years ago. >> what is he talking

the fbi is investigating a massive hacking attack at anthem, the second largest health insurer. data on tens of millions of current and former customers and employees was stolen. the company says it will provide credit and identity theft monitoring services for free will stop we discussed the impact with the connecticut attorney general. >> it seems that hackers are always one step ahead. the credit card industry needs to have some kind of shakeout where we shift from magnetic bands to embedded chips which are used in europe will stop we have reached a tipping point on these data breaches. >> under armour is going high-tech -- the maker of sports apparel and shoes is making a bid to become the world's biggest tracker of fitness information. under armour just acquired two apps for $560 million. that's a look at the top stories we are following on this thursday. congressman paul ryan addressed the washington international trade association today. he said passage of new trade rules is a top i were to. former michigan governor john engle is a u.s. trade advocate and joins me now fro