history in the late '60s and '70s looking at groups like the panthers and, you know, in the case of fred hamptons very clear9 that the fbi had, you know, an informant right next to hampton. that informanted had made a map of where hampton was going to be. that map guided the chicago police to take on their raid, and then hoover approve of all of this in the end after the chicago police had gone in and killed fred hampton and really, you know, used extraordinary violence in that fight. so did hoover know in advance, so there is no hard evidence that i have seen, that i saw over the course of doing in that hoover knew and orchestrated that as a deliberately deadly raid, but certainly he was very aware of the contour it is of what was -- contours of what was happening to the panthers in a place like chicago. and he, you know, had no objection to it in the end. there is also still evidence that's out there, it's still coming out, on these big cases like that, so i wouldn't be surprised if we did find something more intentional there. >> watch this interview and our full coverage of the los angeles t