aws mohammed younis al-jayab is from iraq. he is accused of traveling to syria to fight with different organizes in 2013 and lying about it. the 23-year-old was arrested yesterday. a second man was take were into custody in texas. the governor of that state said the arrests may have prevent add terror-thed event. officials say the investigation in california led to the arrest of three of al-jayab's relatives in business. >> major players in the obama white house meet with local deck leaders in san jose to discuss the use of social media by groups. the attorney general and fbi general take part in the meeting to try to persuade executives from using more to block terrorists from using the internet to are crude and incite violence. >> [blank] [ blank ]. >> a deed mail passenger on uniteed flight causing a big constitutance. 30 minutes after taking off from negotiation headed to o'hare she told the crew she wanted off plane. she is accused of assaulting other passengers. she was restrained until the pilot landed in detroit. she w

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. >>> reporter: the feds say 23- year-old aws mohammed younis al- jayab traveled to syria to fight alongside terrorists then lied to investigators about it. >> law enforcement has been incredibly concerned about those who come back to the u.s. with that kind of foreign fighter training. >> reporter: according to the u.s. attorney's office, aws mohammed younis al-jayab traveled to the middle east in 2013 and told other terrorists and said i'm eager to see blood and i have been thinking of joining "the state." investigators believe that's isis. >> who he was fighting, what his goals were, it's still unclear will it's -- the fbi has stated in no uncertain terms that he was not planning any attacks in the united states. so this was an individual who was committed to going back home and probably -- as an iraqi to fight what he perceives as corrupt authoritarian regime. >> reporter: veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> a terror suspect from houston was also arrested yesterday. both men are in custody and set to appear in federal court later today. >>> and also today, in san jose the fbi director and t

aws mohammed younis al-jayab is from iraq and accused of going do syria and lying to investigators aboutng to syria. he was arrested yesterday, a second man, also taken into custody, in next -- texas and the governor said it could have prevent add terror-related even. the investigation in california led to the arrest of flee of al-jayab's relatives in wisconsin. >> this comes as major layers in the obama white house will meet with local tech leaders in san jose to discuss the use of social media by groups. attorney general lynch and the f.b.i. director will take part in the meeting. administration officials will try to persuade the executives to do more to block terrorists from using the internet and social media to recruit and insight violence. >> new video this morning showing a female passenger boarding a united express flight from la guardia to o'hare causing a big disturbance and detain by other passengers at 30 minutes from take off saying she wanted to get off. the woman is accuses of assaulting other passengers and restrainted. the flight rated by shuttle america diverted to detr

the fbi says in 2013, aws mohammed younis al-jayab went to syria to fight alongside terrorists. later he allegedly lied to investigators about why he made the trip. the 23-year-old is a palestinian born in iraq who came here as a refugee and his case is the kind that has authorities on alert. >> law enforcement has been incredibly concerned about throws who come back to the u.s. with that kind of foreign fighter train. >> al-jayab is due back in court today. another suspect who is also an iraqi refugee is under arrest in houston now charged with trying to provide material support to the "islamic state." >>> a murder suspect on the loose in san jose. police got word last night that a man was shot at loan bluff way on the city -- lone bluff way on the city's east side. he was dead. the suspect is not identified and fled. police aren't saying anything about motive. >>> president obama talked about his plan for improving gun control last night in a televised town hall meeting. he led a discussion at george mason university outside washington. he said he is not trying to take away gu

the other man was 23 year old aws mohammed younis alalayab, a rian refugee living g sacramento, california. federal authorities say al-jayab encouraged the texas man to join the civil war against the syrian government, and promised to teach him how to fight. presidential candidates are crossing the state this leading up to the iowa caucuses. the current leading republicaca in iowa is making several stops today. ted cruz will start with visits to two small businesses in strawberry point, and near waukon. he'll be in oelwein and new hampton this afternoon... and ends his day at wartburg college in waverly tonight. republican donald trump is also in iowa after campaigning in south carolina. donald trump is trying to remain close to the top of the g-o-p field in iowa. his first event starts at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the bridge view center in ottumwa. that's followed by a visit to the surf ballroom in clear lake at 4 o'clock. on the democratic side, former maryland governor martin o'malley will be in cedar rapids today. he's holding a press conference outside hawkeye downs at 10:30 this mo

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zoe lofgren - (d) ca 1;18-1:26jeff barnd - national correspondent 1:2723 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab of sacramento faces charges of making lse statements involving global terrorism.24 year old omar faraj saeed al hardan of houston is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis.both men came from iraq and the arrests come as concerns have been recently raised regarding the u.s. refugee screening process. as president obama plans to allow 10,000 rian refugees on u.s. soil by october 1st late last year, the house passed a measure to increase oversight of the refugee screening process. the chair of the homeland security committee stressed friday that the senate needs to act now to pass *his* house measure to strengthen the vetting process."/sot/"we have two refugee program.m. one actually traveled to syria, to train and come back as a foreign fighter. if this is not enough evidence as to why we need this legislation passed, than i don't know what more is necessary."/vo/other lawmakers we talked to on the hill credit the law enforcement community for their diligen

the california suspect )s name aws mohammed younis al-jayab. he )s 23-years old. investigators say he made false statement involving international terrorism. they want to know if he has any links to isis. according to criminal complaint -- in april of 2013 he wrote to an individual about a desire to travel to syria, )america will not isolate me from my islamic duty. only death will do us part. the second suspect - 24-year old omar faraj saeed al hardan. he )s under arrest in houston. according to the u-s attorney )s office... al hardan offered resources... training, advice and assistance to isis... then lied about it to the feds. new at 11 a weekly trip to bible study turned into something much more for a virginia mother and son, on their way - they saw flames shooting from a hotel room.... wayne covil reports - what they did next - made them heroes. sot: connie sylvester, stopped to help during fire says tc 00:00:17 "we re in the left hand we see all the flames." what connie and her son trevor don t see.... are any fire trucks.... sot: trevor jarvis, stopped to h

authorities believe aws mohammed younis al jayab did join the fight, traveling from the u.s. to turkey, then into syria. earlier that year, his criminal complaint alleges he was contacted by a man in texas, believed to be al hardan, who wrote, your weapon expertise. the complaint alleges al jayab responded, we will make your abilities very strong. if you arrive and i am still there, i will train you. it's unclear what transpired after those 2013 communications, but authorities say they were never mentioned when al hardan applied for u.s. citizenship in 2014. al hardan's family in texas adamantly denies he's involved with isis. >> this is my son. he needs dad. >> reporter: al hardan will be back in court next week. blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >>> with just over three weeks until the iowa caucuses, a new poll shows donald trump and ted cruz running neck and neck in that state as people there prepare to cast the first votes of the primary season. our senior white house correspondent chris jansing has our report from iowa tonight. >> reporter: outside a trump rally in iow

weijia: al-hardan has been linked to another terror suspect, aws mohammed younis al-jayab, who spent several months fighting with terror groups in syria. officials say al-jayab wrote in the spring of 2013, "i am coming to syria. i have planned a route and everything." in november, he followed that route through turkey into aleppo. cbs news national security analyst juan zarate says it can be hard to track would-be fight in syria. juan: this is one of the blind spots for u.s. intelligence. certainly, one of the things that keeps homeland security officials awake at night, and this case is a demonstration of that. weijia: investigators don't believe either man was planning an attack in the u.s. but republicans say their arrest is enough evidence to shut down an obama administration program that will bring up to 10,000 syrian refugees to america. rep. michael mccaul: they're ticking time bombs. and how many ticking time bombs are we going to bring in through this refugee program without a proper vetting system in place? weijia: but the white house says the president has no plans to end

. >> reporter: court document reveal 23-year-old sacramento suspect aws mohammed younis al- jayab communicated over social media with an unnamed individual living in texas back in 2013. in one exchange, the two allegedly discussed training and fighting overseas. the texas person identified as individual eye writes i need to learn from your weapon expertise. al-jayab allegedly responds, if you arrive and i am still there, i will train you. a criminal complaint unsealed thursday accuses the sacramento man of traveling to syria from the u.s. and back again after fighting alongside a terror organization and then lying to investigators about it. authorities say the iraqi citizen originally came to the u.s. as a refugee in 2012. >> this was an individual who was committed to going back home as an iraqi to fight what he perceives as corrupt authoritarian regimes. >> reporter: law enforcement officials accuse the houston suspect of providing material support to isis. the 24-year-old texas man entered the u.s. as an iraqi refugee in 2009 and was granted permanent resident status in 2011. the charges ha

. >> reporter: aws mohammed younis al-jayab and [ non- english language ] are due in federal court in sacramento and houston today. they are being held on terrorism-related charges. court documents show that 23- year-old al-jayab traveled to syria where he wrote that he wanted to go there to work. the 24-year-old in houston is charged with providing support to isis which the government calls isil. investigators say in november of 2013, al-jayab al-jayab flew to syria. he returned to the u.s. in january and said he had been visiting his grandmother in turkey. >> he clearly didn't let u.s. authorities where he had been or what he had been doing and this is one of the great challenges of the foreign fighter problem. >> reporter: federal officials say there are no signs the men were plotting an attack in america but say their investigation was cut short when news of the case was leaked. texas senator ted cruz heard about the arrest on the campaign trail and immediately called upon the president to suspend his plan to bring 10,000 syrian refugees to america. >> the fact that these two have

investigators say 23- year-old aws mohammed younis al-jayab is a syrian refugee, who encouraged a houston man to join him in the fight against the syrian government. according to a criminal complaint, al jayab travelled to syria in 2013, where he connected with members of ansar al- islam... a known terrorist group... and posted about his involvement through social media. u-s attorneys say there's no evidence al jayab was planning any specific attack. but, lying to authorities about his alleged terrorist connection--- is---- in itself, a federal crime. the arrests come after a long investigation. "you are accusing someone of extraordinary misconduct. so it has to be only done after an enormous amount of evidence has been collected." this afternoon al jayab was a student, college in sacramento. if convicted he could face up to 8-years in prison. ### today america's biggest tech companies met with top obama administration officials in california. they discussed how social media to recruit attackers. apple, facebook, and twitter were among the the discussion centered around various ways to us

arrests are adding to concerns about resettling syrian refugees in the u.s. 3 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab of sacramento faces charges of making false terrorism.24 year old omar faraj saeed al hardan of houston is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis.both men came from iraq and the arrests come as concerns have been recently raised regarding the u.s. refugee screening process. as president obama plans to allow 10,000 syrian refugees on u.s. soil by october 1st late last year, the house passed a measure to increase oversight of the refugee screening process. the chair of the homeland security committee stressed friday that the senate needs to act now to pass *his* house measure to strengthen the vetting process."/sot/"we have two iraqis, that came through the refugee program... one actually traveled to syria, to train and come back as a foreign fighter. if this is not enough evidence as to why we need this legislation passed, than i don't know what more is necessary."/vo/other lawmakers we talked to on the hill credit the law enforcement community for their d

. >> reporter: the suspect has been identified as 23-year-old aws mohammed younis al-jayab. the charges say he traveled to syria to fight with terrorist groups. al-jayab is a palestinian born in iraq. he came to the u.s. as a refugee in october 2012. a friend didn't want his face or name used on television and who says federal investigators interviewed him at length. >> they asked me if i knew or suspected him of being like in contact with a terrorist group. >> reporter: al-jayab lived in arizona and wisconsin before settling in sacramento. prosecutors say he claimed he was going to visit his sick mother in turkey when in fact he went to syria. investigators believe he is lying based on his extensive use of social media to help coordinate his trip. the complaint also says he talked about fighting with various factions and bragged about killing soldiers loyal to assad. the complaint goes on to say he lied when he returned to the united states and immigration officials asked him about what he did overseas. federal authorities have also arrested omar faraj saeed al hardan in te

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prosecutors say he was coordinating efforts with a fellow iraqi refugee living in sacramento, aws mohammed younisl-jayab. they talked about weapons training and sneaking into syria to fight alongside isis. al-jayab is jailed in sacramento. >>> we are learning new details about that controversial meeting between mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman and hollywood actor sean penn. who it really was that el chapo wanted to meet. >> the secret meeting between joaquin el chapo guzman and hollywood actor sean penn may not have been all it was cracked up to be. guzman reportedly never even heard of sean penn and was more interested in meeting actress indicate day castillo. penn claimed el chapo was bragging about his drug trafficking network. now the lawyer is accusing him of lying. >> mr. penn should be called to testify about this. >> reporter: they are now more willing to hand him over to american authorities. the u.s. is now negotiating to extradite him, but that process could take months, even years. >> el chapo is the subject of charges in a variety of federal jurisdictions in the united state

aws mohammed younis al-jayab is a syrian immigrant one of two arrested yesterday. al-jayab had multiple discussions through social media about a trip to syria in 2013. the compliment said he expressed his december to fight long side terror groups and talked about previous weapons experience. >> minor charge compared to what happening in san bernardino or paris. but he is arrested and he is identifies as a potential terrorist. >> al-jayab from sacramento area and a houston man both are scheduled to appear in federal court this afternoon. >> we just listened the ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer was driven by terrorism. we are in the newsroom with the details coming in. >> yes, in the past half hour philadelphia police announce the suspect confessed say he shot the officer in the name of islam. a man was firing at an officer in a parked pose cruiser. the shooting was unprovoked and the suspect used a stolen police gun reported stolen from an officer's home in 2013. we learning that the officer was shot they times in the last arm. police say that the su

in sacramento, federal agents arrested 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab. he's facing charges of making false statements involving international terrorism. after coming to america as a refugee in 2012 he traveled overseas again and allegedly claimed he went to syria to fight with a terror group, then returned. while there's no evidence al-jayab was planning an attack, just lying about a terror connection is a federal crime. john mcguiness law enforcement expert: "you are accusing someone of extraordinary misconduct. so it has to be only done after an enormous amount of evidence has been collected." the two cases come as many americans worry terrorists could enter the united states posing as refugees from war- torn nations. michael wildes, u.s. immigration attorney: "it's enough. unless you have a note from your dictator or you have absolute intelligence of where the person travelled. this is an extraordinary snapshot of i'm jeremy roth back here in our area: two deaths in icy ponds, one year apart. family and friends of 13-year-old austin pendergrass gather

. >> reporter: on facebook aws mohammed younis al-jayab posts with the golden gate bridge and range roverbut federal investigators say the 23-year-old's apparent admiration for the american life isn't what it seems. >> i just want to make sure that you understand that there are no terrorists at the mall. so there's a sheriff's department right over there. >> reporter: guzman who doesn't give out a last name defended islam when hearing that al- jayab checked into an islamic center via facebook. it's one of the oldest and largest mosques in sacramento. mosque president says friday prayer alone draws 1500 and has never seen or spoken to al- jayab. how do you feel about all? >> i'm telling you, ma'am, it's really sad, it's really sad, but that guy is not part of this community. >> reporter: across town and the american river college officials say a student by the same and a is enrolled as a computer science major. investigators say the iraqi refugee used social media to communicate with family and associates about returning to syria to, quote, work. investigators say while al- jayab was poten

a criminal complaint unsealed thursday accused 23- year-old aws mohammed younis al-jayab, an iraqi citizen, of traveling to syria to fight alongside isis it. the man was arrested this morning in sacramento. in houston, 23- year-old omar al hardan is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis as well as other immigration related charges./// music ((paula francis)) > democratic presidential primary candidate bernie sanders stayed to campaign another day in las vegas. during a break between events, the vermont senator sat down with our politics now team of steve sebelius and patrick walker to talk about a number of topics that will play a major role in the election. among those, north korea's continued threats of becoming a nuclear power: (( patrick walker: we're talking about a nuclear north korea. going through the un appropriate action, or does the u.s. need to do more to try to curb that?" // sen. bernie sanders: i think, in this particular case, with an isolated and a paranoid government in north korea, probably the best ally ironically, that we have is china." )) ((paul

is raising new questions about the safety of taking in thousands of refugees. 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab of sacramento faces charges of making false statements involving global terrorism.24 year olda& omar faj saeed al hardan o o houstona& is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis.both men came from iraqa& and the arrests come as concerns have been recently raised regarding the u.s. refugee screening process. as president obama plans to allow 10,000 syrian refugees on u.s. soil by october 1sta& late last year, the house passed a measure to increase oversight of the refugee screening procs. the chair of the homeland security committee stressed friday that the senate needs to act now to pass *his* house measurea& to strengthen the vetting process.""we have two iraqis, that came through the refugee program,""one actually traveled to syria, to train and come back as a foreign fighter. if this is not enough evidence as to why we need this legislation passed, than necessary. other lawmakers we talked to on the hill credit the law enforcement community for their di

in sacramento, federal agents arrested 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab. he's facing charges of making false statements involving international terrorism. after coming to america as a refugee in 2012 he traveled overseas again... and allegedly claimed he went to syria to fight with a terror group... then returned. while there's no evidence al-jayab was planning an attack, just lying about a terror connection is a federal crime. "you are accusing someone of extraordinary misconduct. so it has to be only done after an enormous amount of evidence has been collected.the two cases come as many americans worry terrorists could enter the united states posing as refugees from war-torn nations. "it's never enough. unless you have a note from your dictator or you have absolute intelligence of where the person travelled. this is an extraordinary snapshot of what reporting. meanwhile.. more and more syrian refugees arriving on the shores of europe as the e-u continues to squabble over how to deal with the crisis. these migrants arrived on the greek island of lesbos to

first to sacramento. 23-year-old aws mohammed younis al-jayab stands accused of traveling to syria to fight alongside terrorist organizations. he was arrested this morning. meanwhile, in texas, the lieutenant governor praised the arrest of what he called a terror suspect. the governor did not release that suspect's name. michael: to virginia now. the president took his message to the american people in a town hall discussion. it aired live on cnn. this, after he unveiled a set of executive actions tuesday, meant to beef up background checks and close so-called loopholes. mr. obama spoke about the often says has been mischaracterized. >> the nra is just down the street. there is a reason why they are not here. since this is the main reason they exist, you would think they would be prepared. michael: the national rifle association decided not to take part, calling it a public relations spectacle organized by the white house. carol: south carolina governor nikki haley laid out a plan to help fight domestic violence. the governor says she's giving her task force more time to continue find

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. >> reporter:in sacramento, federal agents arrested 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab. >> reporterof making false statements involving international terrorism. after coming to america as a overseas again. and allegedly claimed he went to syria to fight with a terror group. then returned. >> reporter:while there's no evidence al-jayab was planning an attack, just lying about a terror connection is a federal crime. >>"you are accusing someone of extraordinary misconduct. so it has to be only done after an enormous amount of evidence has been collected." >> reporter:the two cases come as many americans worry terrorists could enter the united states posing as refugees from war-torn nations. >>"it's never enough. unless you have a note from your dictator or you have absolute intelligence of where the person travelled. this is an extraordinary snapshot of what we're facing now." >> pam:in the wake of the terror arrests. >> pam:house republicans are renewing their call. for senate action. cracking down on refugees. the proposed legislation would require new, f-b-i background checks, among

in sacramento, federal agents arrested 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab. he )s facing charges of making false statements involving international terrorism. after coming to america as a refugee in 2012 he traveled overseas again... and allegedly claimed he went to syria to fight with a terror group... then returned. while there s no evidence al-jayab was planning an attack, just lying about a terror connection is a federal crime. john mcguiness law enforcement expert "you are accusing someone of extraordinary misconduct. so it enormous amount of evidence has been collected.the two cases come as many americans worry terrorists could enter the united states posing as refugees from war-torn nations. michael wildes/u.s. immigration attorney "it )s never enough. unless you have a note from your dictator or you have absolute intelligence of where the person travelled. this is an extraordinary snapshot of what we re facing now."i )m jeremy roth reporting. all those clouds that have been hanging around the past few days will finally bring us some wet weather this w

court documents alleged that omar faraj saeed al harden and aws mohammed younis al jayab were intent on fighting along terrorist organizations in syria. both are iraqi-born refuges. november of 2009 and jayab arrived in 2012. according to court documents in 2012 jayab used social media to communicate with people inside syria and expressed his desire to return to syria to work. he was also allegedly communicating with 24-year-old al hardan who prosecutors say is associated with members and semp sympathizers of isis. jayab asked online friends for guidance how to reach syria. march ever 2013, jayab had a strategy i'm coming to syria. in april he messaged i am eg to see blood. after receiving a $4,500 insurance settlement he flew to turkey and made his way to syria. tactics telling one associate online the government is alert for everything. my trip here constitutes a charge. he returns to the u.s. in january of 2014. late thursday, the department of justice rushed to unseal the document after the story leaked when texas governor greg abbott released this statement -- this is precisely

he was arrested in texas after suspect in california - aws mohammed younis al-jayab. he spent several months fighting with terror groups in syria. officials say al-jayab wrote in the spring of 2013 "i am coming to syria...i have planned a route and everything." news national security analyst juan zarate says it can be hard to track would-be terrorists trying to join the fight in syria. (((juan zarate/cbs news national security analyst) "this is one of theblind spots for u-s intelligence, and certainly one of the things that keeps homeland security officials awake at night, and this case is a demonstration of that." )) ((paul joncich)) > investigators don't believe either man was planning an attack in the u-s, but republicans say their arrest is enough evidence to shut down an obama administration program that will bring up to 10-thousand syrian refugees to america./// ((denise valdez)) > the mother of the so-called "affluenza" teen appeared before a texas judge today. tonya couch arrived in texas thursday... more than a week after mexican authorities detained her with

aws mohammed younis al-jayab of sacramento has been charged with making a false statement involving international terrorism. he's also due in court today. the two cases come as some americans worry terrorists could enter the u-s posing as refugees from war-torn nations. that concern was amplified after the paris terror attacks in november. a former f-b-i agent weighed in: "that's a concern, is that the refugee wave could contain folks that represent a threat to our national security or to the national security of european nations." if convicted... hardan faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a 250- thousand-dollar fine. today marks five years since a deadly spree shooting in tucson, arizona that left then- congresswoman gabrielle giffords severely injured and six people dead. among the fatalities -- a nine-year-old girl and the chief judge for the u-s district court in eighteen people were injured in the attack. giffords was speaking to constituents at a "congress on your corner" event, when 22- year-old jared lee loughner opened fire. authorities believe giffords was the target of t

the fbi says mohammed younis al jayab started planning to travel to syria as early as october, 2012. court documents allege he sent various messages to unidentified people overseas. fbi agents say in april he talked with another person about a battle in syria saying, "god willing you will have your chance to shoot. the most shots i made with it in my life was in the biggest battle i participated in. just shooting, spraying, spraying." in texas, a 24-year-old man was indicted on three charges of trying to provide material support to isis. these arrests are believed to be connected. randy: 5:10. maine' s governor stirring outrage with comments on drug traffickers. emily: the comments some are calling racist. and major changes coming to tv in the bay state. the take-over that has one company promising a fight. randy: new this morning, snacking the right way. the healthy options that won' t ruin your diet. cindy? cindy: clouds are moving in this morning. where it could be icy, ahead. take a look at the temperatures. colder up and southern new >> the students wanted to go -- >> good morni

. --- nacido en iraq, "aws mohammed younis al jayab" de 23 aÑos, lleg a estados unidos comrefugi en 2012ra expresado en la redes sociales sus intenciones de regresar a siria paracombatia favor de grupos terroristas... --- el fiscal general de la nacion dijo que el sospechoso con a siria para eistarse los extremistas y ocult esa informacion a inmigracin... take sot cont vo --- este experto en terroris diceue los simpatizantes de extremistas buscan "infiltrarse en los estados unidos y reclutar a gente que eventualmente regresarn para combatir contra los estados unidos". --- aunque el acusado es visto como un riesgo para lseguridad, no hay pruebas que planeaba algun acto de terrorismo en este pas... lorena-take vo --- las redes sociales se han convertido en un gruposetal en el arsenale los terroristas para difundir su ideologa y reclutar adeptos... --- por eso autoridades de hoy con lderes de silicon irn valley para discutir cmo identificar a terroristas en la web y prevenir que "isis" y a nuevosupos criminals rluten miembros usando la internet... --- el fiscal general, el director del f-b-