he was not under fbi investigation, not under surveillance. the fbi want to know how he was able to operate under the radar. they're looking at his travel. including a seven-month travel to jordan last year. did he secretly go to other countries during that visit? they want to find out if he was using online aliases to view violent propaganda or using incrypted data to contact overseas radicals. >> law enforcement is asking, is there more we could have done? is there more that we should have done? were people aware that he was traveling to that region? were there signs that he was exhibiting in the community that were missed? >> reporter: the fbi is under tremendous pressure with terrorism investigations in all 50 states. involves hundreds of suspected radicals. many thought to be isis sympathizers. just one week before the chattanooga terror attack, the fbi director was sounding the alarm before congress.

clinton should request the fbi investigation to clear her name, which is now being besmirched again by two in theres general. many believe the fbi and the justice department will never investigate hillary clinton. >> i think it will snow in hell before the doj is going to go after her. but they go after david petraeus for a lot less but not her for obvious reasons. it's an extremely politicized department of justice. >> joining us now from washington hans vons co-author of the book obama's enforcer eric holder's justice department. multiple books on the fbi and whose book first family detail is out tomorrow in paperback. mr. kestler, do you agree with mr. charles krauthammer. >> no. i think for once he is wrong. it's certainly good to be skeptical but not since the hoover days when hoar was the director has the fbi engaged in abuses or made decisions for political reasons. under watergate they resisted the effort by nixon, the president to suppress that investigation. several years ago the fbi began an investigation of senator menendez, a democrat prosecution allegations which turned o

the fbi did an investigation and found nothing and dropped it. never told the boston police. uld think in each of these instances, the fbi should do its own investigation which they can of the father. then let the local police know and ask for any additional help from the local police and the local police should keep at least a monitoring of that, of those people. in doing that you may have found out something about two him. it shows in the new world in which we live, there has to be more surveillance. when you have elements like the new york time, the civil liberties union who go after, the said in. it should be looked into by comes on the ground. with the overview. that is only way that we have hope that we have of stopping these type of attacks. >> congressman peter king of new york. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up new information from some of the closest to the killer. one friend is now saying, and i'll quoting, something happened to him overseas. and how vulnerable are other u.s. military recruitment centers all across the country? we're going live to the

tonight, the question will the fbi investigate? jonathan karl with the story. >> reporter: hillary clinton today ignored questions about calls for the fbi to investigate the handling of classified information on the private e-mail account she used as secretary of state. mrs. clinton has been emphatic in her denials. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> reporter: but tonight, internal investigators for the intelligence community say at least four of mrs. clinton's e-mails and potentially hundreds more included classified national security information at the time they were sent. mrs. clinton said today she has nothing to hide. >> i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right and i will do my part. >> reporter: investigators have not suggested anything criminal and have not called on the fbi to investigate mrs. clinton herself. but what they're most worried about, tha

flames erupting as the fbi investigates six other recent church fires across the south. ing those fires for arson. >>> greece defaults on its debt. failing to pay 1.7 billion dollars back. this is something no developed country has ever done or not done as the case may be. what will happen now? unchartered territory. we just don't know. we are live with the details. >>>

shrimp boy at the center of the fbi investigation. coming up at 6:00 we'll talk about his links to this case and the other two defendants who were sentenced today. the fbi investigation that went on for more than two years included a lot of other people. there was even an attempt to wire up some fbi agents and get them to talk to joe montana. that didn't go anywhere. but the case against leland yee certainly did. reporting from the federal courthouse, mark matthews nbc bay area news. >>> coming up the are the airlines conspiring to keep your airfare high? the feds are looking into that. back in a moment. >>> investigators now say it was lightning, and not arson that burned down a south carolina church. but with a string of church fires in the south, investigators are now taking a closer look at how to handle it. nbc's sara dulloff has more. >> reporter: investigators in greeleyville south carolina about 50 miles north of charleston. the fire erupted tuesday night as lightning storms moved through the area. >> found out -- we actually

the fbi's continuing its investigation that this is affecting homes, businesses and service providers all around northern california. and it does look like it is a case of vandalism. according to the fbi, someone going through a manhole in alameda county and clipping three fiberoptic cables yesterday morning. the cables are buried in an underground vault. that disrupted phone, cable service and slowed internet access to people across the northern half of the state. the lines owned by wave broadband most of the effects were felt in the sacramento area. this is the latest though in nearly a dozen attacks over the past year across the bay area. the others in berkeley, walnut creek, fremont and san jose highlighting the vulnerability of our communications grid. >> these big fiber lines, the backbones to the internet, is where all that traffic is sent to. so it's kind of like a funnel system. and so when it goes into those larger lines, and they get severed, all that traffic goes nowhere. >> reporter: yes. so that traffic is now being rerouted through different companies' lines. it's going

now the fbi is investigating a possible drug ring. david sweat and richard matt spent nearly three weeks on the run after breaking out of the clinton correctional facility. sweat's in fair condition at an albany hospital after being shot and captured friday. matt was shot and killed last week. 12 prison workers including the superintendent and a security chief have been placed on leave. >>> some new information about hillary clinton's private emails during her time as secretary of state. late last night state department released another batch of her emails dating back to 2009. the emails show that president obama's top aides used that email address to communicate with her. previously, white house staffers had said they didn't know about the private email account. her opponents say she used it to avoid public scrutiny. >>> the parents of a 5-year-old belmont boy just filed a discrimination complaint against his catholic school because of his haircut. administrators at immaculate heart of mary school called the kindergartner's modern fa

investigation. it is being led by the fbi's joint terrorism task force and we will continue to investigate it as an act of terrorism until the proof shows us otherwise. we will let the facts and the evidence lead us where it may. the department of justice, the fbi, our local, state and federal partners are putting all the resources necessary towards this effort. we will not leave any stone unturned for the victims of this heinous and cowardly act. i can tell you that we have one common goal. that is to protect the safety and the national security of our citizens and our people in this country. chattanooga police chief is here and he will detail some unquestionable acts of bravery and heroism exhibited by the chattanooga police department and the active shooter situation they found themselves. steve jarado will detail the assets and resources of atf toward the investigation and ed reinhold will detail what he can of the joint terrorism task force-led investigation, the resources and personnel of the fbi and what they have dedicated to this. at that point, we will answer any questions that you have if

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. >>> two mayors are part of the fbi investigation. there's one person with ties to both men. cameras followed fbi agents as they raided city haul today. they appeared to be investigating ron spencer. the city so lis tore said they're cooperating. >> taking dockuments and records. i can't comment on what they're con fis dating. >> last week officers focused on pew lass ki. he has he has to let the investigation take it's course. the fbi will not say if the two cases are connected. the two both hired the same campaign consultant. >>> the fight over a philadelphia church takes a new turn. today it was designated a historic site. the arrange die sis wants to tear it down because it's no longer used and has structural issues that would take too lock to fix. he hopes today 's decision will lead to talks with the arch die cease. >> we're hoping to sit down with them and find a path forward that acknowledges there are structural issues that can be repaired for a lot less than they say they can be. we'd like torl. open this again. >> the arch die sis says it will remain on the market f

give you color on how the day is going to faa officials joseph teixeira resigned following an fbi investigationaccording to a letter seen by the fox news network. the former vp of training has recently come under scrutiny following a six-month fbm exclusive investigation trouble in the skies. the products you on this program. the investigation covered slot hiring practices as well as allegations of enabling cheating unimportant entry tags. thanks donald trump has now surged to the top of the gop presidential field according to u.s. poll, trump leads 17% and former florida governor jeb bush's second at 14%. trump was on coast to coast yesterday talking about u.s. trade deals. >> we don't have great negotiators. we can't do it. we need to bring jobs back to the united states. sandra: meanwhile mexican american comedian george lopez reportedly in talks with nbc to replace trump as the host of the celebrity apprentice program. "the new york post" said other candidates include mavericks owner mark cuban, sir richard are insane and martha stewart. the paper reports trump beef up security after a twit

the fbi executed a warrant for city records in connection with a grand jury investigation. nbc 10 has reached out to the mayor but we're still waiting to hear back. >>> meanwhile police hope this surveillance video will help them capture the man who robbed jim's steaks in cobbs creek. he walked into the shop and pulled a gun on a worker. she handed over $30 from the register. the man grabbed and money and a drink from the refrigerator before he took off. investigators think the same man may have robbed the same store two other times. if you happen to recognize this man, you're asked to call police. >>> new at 11:00, surveillance video from a cricket wireless store where an armed man walked in last night and demanded cash from two employees. the suspect told the employees to put the cash in a shoe box before making them open the safe. the man took off after forcing the two into a bathroom. >>> locking down the city in preparation for the pope. nbc 10 has learned that a miles' long fence will surround parts of philadelphia during the upcoming papal visit. that fence will be e

investigation. the feds have taken over. fbi, atf leading the investigation.cial agent telling cnn that they have not determined yet if what happened here was an act of domestic or international terrorism or if it was a criminal act. but they say they will treat this as a terrorism investigation until it's determined it is not. what do we know about abdulazeez? he was born in kuwait. was a jordanian citizen, but recently a naturalized u.s. citizen. a former coach called him humbled and smart. as the investigation cowe too, would like an answer to the question why. back to you. >> and why, victor is the core of the investigation. high school classmates of youssuf abdulazeez are stunned. they are shocked this morning. they were calling him as popular and good student well liked. someone who fit in. >> he was kind. he was funny. he always had a witty comment. he liked to laugh. he was really smart. although he was a jokester. he did not let it affect his grades. i distinctly remember in the sixth grade, we studied bible history together in middle school. he had o

the fbi is now in charge of this investigation. that investigation will be a joint one with atf coordinating. atf -- i'm sorry with fbi coordinating with atf. homeland security. chattanooga police department. and others. again, we are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism. we are going to look at the shooter. we are going to do an intense look at him to see if what his connections are. we will look at his friends family associates, anybody who is associated with him to determine the cause or the reason why he conducted this attack. >> we believe it it was a single shooter at this point. no reason to believe anybody else is involved at this time. >> and we start in chattanooga, tennessee with fox news john roberts. john? >> greta, good evening to you. standing cross the street from the scene where those four marines were shot dead. we understand there is now a total of six victims. the four marines shot dead, the police officer who was wound in the ankle and according to the secretary of the navy a sailor received minor woun

is there an investigation going on there right now? >> the fbi and other agencies are thoroughly investigating this case. they will use every mechanism, every procedure and every available resource to do so. >> all right. thank you all very much. we'll update you when we have something new to report. thank you. >> you just heard from officials there on the ground in chattanooga, tennessee, with new information. here's what we're learning. that four people were killed and also the gunman in addition to those four that were killed at the naval reserve center the shooter, we're told began the shooting at a strip mall where the recruitment center is and then a chase ensued pursing the shooter and then four people were killed at na naval reserve center. a five-minute time span between the two shootings and the shooter was killed at that scene. officials say that he lived in the area. the shooter apparently lived in the area. the mayor saying that this is a, quote, nightmare. the prosecutor also saying that this was an act of terrorism and then backtra

fbi investigators believe a lightning strike may have caused this fire. that is according to senior people in the fbi. investigators on the ground here have made no firm determination of what caused it but given the recent tension surrounding the charleston shootings, and the history of this building tensions are in fact very high in this area. another southern black church up in flames this time of mt. zion african methodist episcopal church in greeleyville south carolina. the building is a total loss. all that remains are the outside walls. so far. investigators suspect lightning may have caused the fire. there was plenty of it in the area tuesday night. a forensic report of lightening strikes show four strikes occurred in the immediate vicinity of the church all around the time the fire was raging just after 7:00 p.m. eastern. it was just two weeks ago that nine worshippers were shot and killed in a charleston south carolina church. that shooting by a white 21-year-old say he wanted to star a race war. since then at least six black churches have burned

didn't go to alvin. >> alvin was sentenced to 15 years. >> and i think it was the shirt that an fbi investigatorwas able to identify that this is the exact shirt that was worn in this robbery, and it matches identical to the surveillance film inside the bank. i think that that became the straw that broke the camel's back and broke the case. >>> in just under an hour, greece's finance minister will meet again with e.u. counterparts to try and convince him that his country will deliver on reform promises. in the u.s. republican presidential candidate donald trump delivers a

attorney he says the charges against chaka fattah are detailed and come after a decade of the fbi investigation of the congressman he believes that the prosecutors have the stronger position. >> certainly with the u.s. attorneys office and review of the possible options that would be on the table and i'm sure they would be able to work out some kind of arrangement. >> with multiple fattah confidants they could probably flip some to testify against them to save themselveses. >> there is a possibility that the lesser figures in the alleged conspiracy could cut a deal with the government and become witnesses again congressman, fattah. >> fattah says he will stay in congress as he fights the charges but already surrendered his seat on the powerful subcommittee where hes have delivered federal dollars for the west side and lovely dillworth park and more. >> we are losing a ranking member and subcommittee chairman and losing clout and finances and a lot of money that should come to philadelphia. >> his activist has resulted in millions of dollars coming to the city of philadelphia and you know in tha

again, his name came up in another terrorism financing investigation relating to money he was sending to what he believed was the charity and which the fbi thought was actual money going to terrorism. again, they opened the investigation, they looked into it and closed the case without bringing charges against him. it's important to add that important context. because the fbi doesn't -- there's no indication the fbi -- that the fbi believes the father knew about what was about to happen yesterday or that it had anything to do with the attacks that his son carried out yesterday. it's also important to remember that after 9/11 a lot of muslim americans who were sending money to overseas charities, especially in the middle east, came up in these types of investigations when the fbi began more aggressively looking at financing of some of these charities and had some concerns about where the money was going. again, this is a man -- his family was a successful family, they had money and it was not unusual for someone of his means to be brought into the investigations like this. >> so, again, just for clarity, evan, says the father's history --

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atf and the fbi are investigating and declaring it a crime scene. a former recruit is devastated to see the aftermath. >> that door with bullet holes all over it was the door that i walked through in 2009 to join the military. and it hurts me. >> and you know one of the things that both the media and investigators are hoping to find in situations like this is video. possibly surveillance video. well we've learned from the property manager at the lee highway is the location where the recruitment center is that there is one surveillance camera that points to the parking lot right next to the recruitment center. and we're told that the fbi has been in contact to try to get that video, that is if video was recorded. no confirmation that it was. back to you. >> well we've heard from several people. you just heard one a few moments ago who knew youssuf abdulazeez including a former classmate who told our amara walker he would never expect him to do something like that. >> he always had a smile on his face. he never seemed like the type of kid that would d

we should point out the fbi wrapped up the investigation at the strip mall. they'll open this back up. of course the people that own the businesses hoping chattanooga will show support comanage ac coming in doing business. fbi will likely be at the other scene where the four were killed the next few days if not the next week. >> the man you showed there, one of the things he wanted to know is if the white house will fly a flag at half staff. we have put in calls. or when might the white house do that. more on the men we lost including petty officer randall smith who survived the misiniti attack but has since died as we reported. let's go to jenn in washington. >> when smith came out of surgery, he gave his wife, the mother of his three daughters, thumbs up. he succumbed to injuries saturday leaving behind three daughters under the age of seven. an injury ended his baseball career prematurely. in the last two weeks, the sailor reenlisted in the navy. he spent three years on the assault ship that made navy history when the f-35 warplane landed on the desk for th

let's bring in chris, a former assistant director of the criminal investigative division of the fbi. good morning, chris. >> good morning. >> okay you have dealt with hundreds of captured fugitive cases. as you know some of them speak to investigators, some of them don't. why do you think david sweat is telling officials so much? >> well i tell ya that puzzles me. his only bargaining chip was the information he had. so if he didn't make a deal he's passing this information. i'm surprised. he's a smart guy and been around for a while. >> maybe they have to make a deal. do you think the reason is because they have offered him something? >> it's possible. i have heard the d.a. say publicly no deals. i wouldn't take that to the bank. >> his mother has a different take. she says he was always like this. even as a child, he confessed to his crimes. let's listen to her for a second. >> no he always told on himself all the time when he was a kid. i wasn't really surprised that he did it. i still say to this day, if that woman didn't and whoever else was involved, didn't give him that stuff, t

fbi is digging deeper into the suspects past, his background. authorities found a disturbing blog post and reports his behavior changed in the fall of last year. dan has the latest on the investigation into abdulzeez. >> reporter: an fbi team continues to scour the home where 24-year-old gunman abdulzeez lived with his family. nothing is found that links him to isis, the fbi is investigating the shootings as an act of terrorism. >> we are conducting a thorough investigation to determine whether he acted alone and we'll exhaust all efforts in determining why or how it happened. >> reporter: a final post three days before the shooting. the post says this life is short and bitter. the opportunity to submit to allah may pass you by. authorities found a visit to the middle east entering jordan. he carried u.s. and jordanian passports. when he returned to the states he had a beard and went to church services regularly. >> something happened in the last couple years. you can usually get a creepy vibe off someone. he didn't offer that vibe. >> reporter: chattanooga remembers the victims. a church service brought together people of all faiths. >> our brothers and sisters and we stand united

will hillary clinton face an fbi investigation over the handling of special secrets on her personal e-mail? >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. i will do my part. >> plus -- the fallout over a new planned parenthood undercover video and what it means for the abortion debate. we'll discuss both issues when presidential candidate carly fiorina debates jess mcintosh, a top official with emily's list. >>> senator rand paul tries to reignite his campaign. >> i'm rand paul. i'm trying to kill the tax code all 70,000 pages of it. >> we'll ask the kentucky senator about his strategy to regain his momentum ahead of the first presidential debate. >>> and our sunday group weighs in on a slump in the polls for clinton and donald trump's threat to run as a third-party candidate. >> look i'm a republican. i'm a conservative. i'm running. i'm in first place. >> all right now. on "fox news sunday." >> hello, again, from fox news in washington. hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news t

something fbi investigators will not comment on. vallejo police department wouldn't comment on the latest do feel many. this is abc 7 news. >> turns out matthew mueller no stranger to federal agents. prior to his arrest he was often arguing case ins federal court as an immigration attorney. tell sergio has more attorney. tell sergio has more. >> matthew was immigration attorney in san francisco. he was feature entered this 2012 story by tv an abc partner. >> said up until today the is that no we will not even let you have your day in court. >> members of the will you firm where he practiced didn't want to talk on camera. they said he hasn't worked there for three years. incorporating to the california bar association at the slated to be disbarred next sunday. he's accused of telling a client he had filed immigration papers for relative which he never did but billed him any way. mueller never con tested the charges. concerning to the fbi criminal complaint in the kid inspecting case he told agents he was a u.s. marine and may have be

will hillary clinton face an fbi investigation over the handling of special secrets on her personal e-mailid not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. >>> plus -- the fallout over the new planned parenthood video and what it means for the abortion debate. we'll discuss both issues when presidential candidate carly fiorina debates jess mcintosh, a up to official with emily's list. >>> then senator rand paul tries to re-ignite his campaign. >> i'm rand paul, and i'm trying to kill the tax code, all 70,000 pages of it. >> we'll ask the kentucky senator about his strategy to regain his momentum ahead of the first presidential debate. and our sunday group weighs innen oa slump in the -- in on a slump in the polls for clinton and donald trump's threat to run as a third party candidate. >> look i'm a republican, i'm a conservative, i'm in first place. >> all right now. hello again from washington. hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news that two inspectors general hav

flames erupting as the fbi investigates six other recent church fires across the south.nvestigating those fires for arson. >>> greece defaults on its debt. failing to pay 1.7 billion dollars back. this is something no developed country has ever done or not done as the case may be. what will happen now? unchartered territory. we just don't know. we are live with the details. >>> good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, july 1st. hello, july! nice to see y'all this morning. >>> capture prison escapee david sweat recovering quickly from two gunshot wounds and his condition upgraded to fair. he apparently is spilling the beans big-time. revealing key details about just how security broke down at clinton correctional facility in upstate, new york. sweat says he and richard matt actually practiced their escape the night before they broke out of prison. he says they reached a manhole but decided it was not isolated enough. so they picked a different manhole on the night of the real escape. following this for us with all o

. >>> computers and documents seized as the fbi investigates the city of allentown. tonight, we are getting new details about the probe and who may be under the microscope. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. >>> we begin this half hour with a closer look at the fbi's investigation into the city of allentown. >> agents were there last week and left with computers and documents. nbc 10's doug shimell was in allentown today gathering new information. what did you find out? >> reporter: the people who were here when the fbi agents arrived said they just came in unannounced, moved in several different directions went to s

that means sean, the fbi is really taking the lead on this. this is your investigation's right. when they say the fbi it's the joint terrorism task force so that task force is made occupy of fbi but there will be agents from multiple federal agencies as well as the chattanooga police tennessee state police, a lot of people from multiple agencies because each organization have the able to reach in to different databases. they've have access to different pieces of intelligence. the fbi will be coordinating with foreign partners internationally, looking to see if there was anything picked up. ing in, when we heard that the agent in charge there said this was a domestic terrorism investigation. the fbi really characterizes terrorism two ways, domestic, which is typically home grope, not related to the jihadi cause if you will. international terrorism is the moniker used when we are talking about isis or al qaeda, et cetera. so perhaps that was a misstatement or perhaps the agent was referring to this being a home-grown jihadi if that's the case. but the fact that he said do

developing right now, the fbi is investigating what it says is a heartbreaking mistake.mine how clerical oversight at the federal and local level put a gun in the hands of accused shooter dylann roof. the gun was used to allegedly kill nine people, as you know. we'll sort this all out for you now. >> reporter: good morning to you, christi. this contradicts what the fbi said in the past. that the background check on dylann roof was done properly. now the fbi director reveals this bombshell of an error was on their part and that makes them all sick that it happened. the man who confessed to gunning down nine people inside a south carolina church should never have been able to buy the .45-caliber gun used in the slaughter. that omission coming from the fbi director james comey who said his bureau made a mistake during dylann roof's background check in a statement that says, quote, rips all of our hearts out. end quote. they suspect that roof's record should have prohibited the gun purchase. >> it just shows how a bureaucratic mistake can cause human life. >> reporter: durin

three days after the shooting rampage fbi investigators are still struggling to learn what motivated abdulazeez. muslims who knew his family are in disbelief. >> they're speechless. i mean through this time i'm still thinking about what we did, i mean why did he do it? just don't make any sense. >> reporter: late saturday the killer's family released this statement saying, "there are no words to describe our shock, horror and grief. for many years our son suffered from depression." this growing memorial outside of the recruitment center shows just how much this community is grieving. >> it doesn't make sense that we fought so hard to keep this from happening and in 2015 it's right here on our own land. >> reporter: at sunday services parishioners prayed for the fallen and honored their sacrifice. kenneth craig, distribution news, chattanooga -- cbs news, chattanooga, tennessee. >> tonight the family of the chattanooga police officer who was injured in that shooting says he is doing well. >>> a veteran baltimore city police officer is stabbed in the face while responding to a domestic

two mayors are part of an fbi investigation. we followed fbi agents as they raided city hall yesterday. they appeared to be focused on the office of mayor vaughn spencer. agents also raided the mayor's home. spencer was unavailable for comment but the city's solicitor said they are cooperating. >> obviously taking some documents and some records. i won't tell you exactly what they're looking for. i really can't comment on what they're confiscating. >> last week agents raided allentown city hall focusing on that city's mayor. he says he plans to let the investigation take its course. at this point the fbi will not say whether the two cases are connected, but the two mayors do have one thing in common. both hired the same campaign consultant whom you see here. his firm recently shut its doors. >>> the time now is 5:80. donald trump continues to take some meet for his comments on illegal immigrants. coming up why the donald says being politically correct is keeping murder victims from justice. >>> and a deadly explosion at the cons

. >> fbi investigating allentown and how they do business. agents spent several hours yesterday that word coming tonight seizing documents from city hall and questioning top official including mayor and the city slice ter said they collected record from several offices that date wack to 2005. >> when officials have been surprised to testify or are target of investigation this appears how the city awards contracts. in a statement today city, said it's tractor-trailering fear they're on and honest and it's copit areing fully with fbi. >>> we have breaking news tonight. u.s. marshals have just caught this man 21-year-old victor bennett. he was wanted for shooting a police officer in camden on wednesday night. and the fugitive traffic force went to an apartment of hadon over and hollies loom. he was loaded with .9 millimeter handgun and held on you have to read. he is recovering this holiday weekend. >> a blue business suit arrived in a mask bucket style had and bank bandit who held up laws and foremen. fbi released photographs us to ever gun poi

charges in the shooting death of 13 year-old in the lopez in petaluma the result of the investigation by the fbi and the just of the car race just yesterday. >>reporter: fear that investigation was then reviewed by the doj the conclusion no federal civil rights were violated the fbi's report supports the finding of the sonoma county district attorney sheriff internal investigation if he was fatally shot in october of 2013 when he can with seven of eight bullets the deputy says he thought of his replica appellate rifle was a real ak-47 assault rifle they said he feared for his life the sonoma edition attorney called the fatal shooting tragic but said the deputies' actions were lawful and did not charge him he was put back on patrol building the store called some of room on the santa rosa community many protests of people saying that he is a known aggressive the summit shares offices they are eased that all the investigations and the shooting had been completed. >>james: 53 others reach plea deals which will mean no trial we have been following this story and have details on the strange and plea.

we're told the fbi now considers this to be a terrorism investigation. four u.s. lled in attacks on two u.s. navy recruitment centers in tennessee. the gunman also is dead. the fbi says he's been identified as mohammod youssuf abdulazeez. president obama says the u.s.

first dozens of tips are pouring in with the lead fbi investigator on the scene indicating law enforcement could take action locally and in other states. while no one else is publically tied to mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's plot the press conference this afternoon suggested investigators are exploring whether others could be in play. >> we have covered approximately 70 leads and as our team continues to develop additional information you may see or hear about fbi activity in other areas of the state and nation. >> fox news confirming counter terrorism investigators are scrutinizing the shooting suspects travelled into middle east last year including one trip to jordan and reportedly a possible trip to yemen. significantly investigators are reaching out to foreign intelligence agencies tonight just as they did after the boston bombing in 2013 to flesh out the travel history and network of contacts. >> we are exploring all travel he has done and asked our intelligence partners to provide us with any information they may have concerning his travel and/or activities while overseas. >> also ton

. >>> federal investigation, the fbi wants to learn more about the death of a woman in a texas jail cell. >>> and one year later ukraine remembers the victims of malaysian airlines flight mh17. as new video shows rebels rummaging through the crash site. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. we are learning the names of two of the marines killed by a gunmen in chattanooga, tennessee, one of them thomas sullivan was an iraq war veteran from massachusetts. he is one of four marines killed when mohammed aziz opened fire on two military facilities before he died. police are now pouring over the suspects home and computer to try to figure out his motive. jonathan, what are police telling you? >> reporter: right now police are certainly focusing on a motive. the big unknown and big question mark authorities have at this hour. i spoke with a police chief earlier today who said that is one of many questions that remain unanswered. what could have motivated this young man to open fire at two military sites within a few miles of ooefrp yesterday mid-morning. at

. >> no, i think that the fbi is progressing with their investigation nicely. they've been throughout our community, and we fully expect them to report some more news at 3:00 p.m. when they have another press conference. >> do you know on what they are focusing most? is it with this seven-month period that abdulazeez was over the mideast? is there anything about his dui in april? what's the focus? >> reporter: i think at this point the fbi is taking a very broadview. they will uncover and turn over every stone in this situation, as they should. the response by federal officials, the response by state and local officials has been incredible. for a community that would never anticipate something like this happening -- and this is my hometown. i was born and raised here. for a community to think nothing like this could happen our response has been precise and skillful. i applaud law enforcement, it's been amazing. >> describe the makeup in chattanooga. >> it's a town of about 50,000 people. we made the switch from being an industrial manufacturing city over the pa

investigation. it is being led by the fbi's joint frichlterrorism task force and we'll continue to investigate it as an act of terrorism until the proof shows us otherwise. we will let the facts and the evidence lead us where it may. the department of justice and the fbi, our local, state and federal partners are putting all the resources necessary toward this effort. we will not leave any stone unturned. for the victims of this heinous and cowardly act. i can tell you that we have one common goal. that is to protect the safety and the national security of our citizens and our people and this country. chattanooga police chief is here and he will detail some unquestionable acts of bravery and heroism exhibited by the chattanooga police department in the active shooter situation they found themselves. steve jaredo will detail the assets and resources of atf toward the investigation. and ed rhinehold will detail what he can of the joint terrorism task force-led investigation, the resources and personnel of the fbi and what they have dedicated to this. at that point, we will answer any questions that yo

i will be keeping track of the fbi investigation and tell you what happens next. i team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> letsed get you a last check of the forecast. drew has good news about current conditions before you break the bad news. >> not bad sleeping weather. temperatures drop into the 50s. plenty of stars and clear skies. the wider picture on the lower 48, it is hot and humid. 93 in atlanta and 91 in st. louis and 95 in new orleans and even new york city could see an afternoon thundershower. high pressure over the center of the country brings heat. 94 denver and 108 in phoenix. we will get a taste of the air mass in california tomorrow. 80 in l.a. tomorrow. afternoon sunshine. 97 fresno and 99 sacramento. we will get to thine 6 in chico tomorrow afternoon. as we zoom into the bay area the warming trend gets underway. it is not oppressively hot quite yet, but you will feel warmer tomorrow than today. 77 the high and 86 san jose. 97 in antioch. 89 santa rosa and san francisco in the afternoon tomorrow getting to a high of 74 degrees. sun soaked tomorrow. it turn

i think coincidence is anything we don't have an explanation for this the fbi investigating these as breaches, or have you not been called in or are you not able to say? >> we -- >> i'm very troubled. >> that caught my attention to we are not big believers in coincidence either. we want to dig into that so we have been involved at all three contact with all three companies, understand what's going on and we didn't see any indication of a cyber breach or cyber attack. i think "the wall street journal" piece is connected to people flooding their website in response to the new york stock exchange to find out what's going on but it looks again and my business you don't love coincidences but it does appear does not a cyberintrusion involved. >> thank you very much. >> senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director, you talked about the impact on terrorism cases in your counterterrorism efforts. and you said it's very difficult to quantify what the impact is. by it's my understanding that this morning in testimony before the judiciary committee that the district attorney for manhatt