i went through training at quantico but we both had this dream of a young age and i wanted to ask you because you talk about it a little bit in your book how did that come about? you sort of knew like kentucky you knew deep down you wanted something else. can you talk about that? >> i have to say as a little girl i grew up on a farm, but i discovered the rest of the world through books and to me books are everything. i learned through books that there is something else. there's a lot more out there and i was determined to see it. so stories that took me to other places and i think that's really what gave me the adventurous tug and for some reason probably my mom, watching her and the fact that she didn't have many choices. she grew up in a time when there were no choices and i wanted to have choices in my life. i was determined that i was going to do something that other women didn't get to do, that other women didn't really want to do and i ended up applying to the fbi and the secret service and the cia and i was going tot apply to the state department but i just missed the testing d

collins, i'm told that the department of defense said that quantico national cemetery would be availableyou if you paid all of the expenses related to that. is that the case and how did that make you feel? ck: it's kind of a gut punch, you know. you're telling me, yeah, i'll help you up. but at the same time, you're going to punch me in the gut and tell me, but you've got to pay all the expenses of having our son's body exhumed and transported to be able to be buried in a national cemetery. because when our son raised his hand and took that oath of commission, as mwife stated earlier, he took that oath and pledged allegiance to this nation to defend it against all enemies, both foreign and domestic. that'no small thing. and all of those, myself included, who have served, have taken that same oath, as well as those who are previously have occupied the offices at the pentagon and in the department of army and defense, as well as those who are currently serving. so that's no small thing in our estimation. that in and of itself deserves to be honored under these extraordinary circumstances.

or 16 women who had filed a lawsuit in 2019 against the fbi because their firearms instructors at quanticoere trying to sabotage their training. 2019?ll i thought has it changed really? yes there are more women in leadership positions but it is still inherently male-dominated. unfortunately that negative media is warranted especially when it comes to the young women and gymnast who talk about their sexual assault. i personally think they were ignored because they were young women. so what i do now i get so many e-mails from young women who want to join the fbi. i say you go into the fbi don't let it change you and you change it. the more women and minorities that go into the fbi the more it will change. as you said in the book, basically women see women in organizations and the positions they are and the' will basically realize women are not minorities and they can do the job. you said it so much better but i am paraphrasing it. what i tell young women is the truth they need to be in the marines in the military and fbi and as more women bring influence into the organization it will change

she was taken to kuwait, and then they sent her to quantico, which was even worse. was a marine facility. that's the first thing you need to know. marines have their own thing, as it were, and i'm sure they did not like the bradley manning who came in, and they treated her very badly. first of all, she was in solitary for 11 months, and they would--made her stand at attention naked. michael: while manning was detained in a military prison, wikileaks was still holding a huge cache of files she had delivered. michael: the big media companies wanted to get their hands on whatever else assange might have. alan: on the basis of collateral murder, you thought, "well, if he's got access to that kind of material, then, of course, we would like to see more of it." michael: why do you think he decided that he would cooperate with you? alan: i can imagine there were a number of reasons jostling around in his mind, so i think it would've occurred to him that there he was on his own. i mean, he was sort of metaphorically a fugitive. he was, when we first met him, he carried all

stationed at the airport was my old unit from iraq and a buddy of mine that we met, in my early 20s in quanticoed his unit and he and his marines were able to help a number of afghans get out in the chaotic two weeks before the final u.s. troops left at the end of august. >> thank you, for your efforts and for joining us tonight. >>> the head of the united nations is condemning the fighting around the largest european nuclear plant in ukraine. he told reporters yesterday that any attack on a nuclear facility is suicide. russian forces seized the power plant months ago after the invaded ukraine. rockets reportedly hit the nuclear power plant in recent days. three of the guides there that tell us what the radiation levels are have been damaged. russian and ukrainian officials blame each other for the attacks. last week the head of a un nuclear watchdog called for they said this is completely out of control. >>> school district is taking a stand in the debate over guns on campus. decided to have ar 15 weapons on school grounds and who will be responsible for using these weapons? >>> serena william

a digital bank named quantico is the first to offer a payment rain.pically see people paying with their ring. i think look at some pretty good reaction saying i took the rain to a farmers market to test it out. those am i've ever seen a hovering to pay. no. the water resistant rain contains a wireless debit mastercard ship linked to aquatic bank account. you do have to make a deposit, but there's no need to charge it with a ring. you have all the convenience of contactless, but you don't have to pull out your phone. you don't have to double click. stand your face. you have to put your pocket. you just tap and pay. and it's can pick up the tab to it's kind of cool and innovative and raises a lot of eyebrows when you use if people are like why having to do that, it's almost like magic. the ring is free with aquatic bank account. although that does require $100 deposit to get started. and yes. >> the rain does have an expiration date. all right. all learn more about it. you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech

name quantico is the first to offer a payment rain.eople paying with their ring. i think look at some pretty good reaction saying i took the rain to a farmers market to test it out. those am i've ever of rain to pay. no. the water resistant rain contains a wireless debit mastercard ship linked to aquatic bank account. you do have to make a deposit, but there's no need to charge it with a ring. you have all the convenience of contactless, but you don't have to pull out your phone. you don't have to double click. stand your face. you have to put your pocket. you just tap and pay. and it's got all the security of any other contactless payment mechanism. steve snow is ceo and founder of kwan to bank. it's black. we're going to come out with the other colors. eventually. if you lose it, someone else will be able to use the ring. but you can disable it instantly through an app. lets get small coffee hot i tried to ring at a coffee stand. thank you. note the process is quick when it but we did have issues at another stand for the reader. kept

as a minute, account for this difference by single silva quantico organism, saying that body fluids todaysalty something akin to the tiny, composition of seawater as it living single cell we know today as the amoeba. this shapeless, jelly like primeval was nearly 400 million years cell consumed as food and oxygen directly from the sea. ago, when life emerged from the sea and began to crawl on land. at any rate, a billion and a half or two billion years ago, life was presumed to have originated in the warmth of and passed down as carbon tropical waters. as a minute, dioxide and other wastes to the warm ocean. in the beginning, hemo was the sea. >> all right, so, what we have there is, on the one hand, dr. research articulating what he says it's just a theory about the oceanic origins of blood. single cell aquatic organism, something akin to the tiny, but that kind of linking of the living single cell we know today as the amoeba. this shapeless, jelly like primeval oceanic origins of blood with cell consumed as food and hemo, as the sea, it's oxygen directly from the sea. and passed down as

a digital bank named quantico is the first to offer a payment rain.t typically see people paying with their ring. i think look at some pretty good reaction saying i took the rain to a farmers market to test it out. those am i've ever of rain to pay. no. the water resistant rain contains a wireless debit mastercard ship linked to aquatic bank account. you do have to make a deposit, but there's no need to charge it with a ring. you have all the convenience of contactless, but you don't have to pull out your phone. you don't have to double click. stand your face. you have to put your pocket. you just tap and pay. and it's got all the security of any other contactless payment mechanism. steve snow is ceo and founder of kwan to bank. it's black. we're going to come out what other colors eventually. if you lose it, someone else will be able to use the ring. but you can disable it instantly through an app. lets get small coffee hot i tried the ring and a coffee stand. thank you. note the process is quick when it but we did have issues at another stand for th

an fbi agent mention to the fbi's counterintelligence class at quantico, i attended that class, you doet top-notch training in how to handle these types of investigations. >> i'm curious before i ask you a question, to go, on the heels of that. tracey, what does it say to you when donald trump says i want this entire thing released, i want the entire affidavit put out there? >> i think all we have to do is to look at the classification levels that were released in that affidavit, and that is enough reason as to why donald trump and his associates should never have access to what's in that affidavit. >> okay, point made their. hugo, one of the reasons that the doj argued against releasing the affidavit, despite trump calling for, it it was out of concern for all of these witnesses that came forward. but it does appear there is more than one civilian working with the doj. is that your take? speaking to joyce vance, earlier, she said that typically the doj speaks to the level of -- speaks with the level of understatement. they try to underplay people. she thinks there's multiple people. t

and i had a buddy of mine, we met in our early 20s in quantico he's now in his 40s.t he and his marines were able to help a number of afafghans, to include the family of one of my former interpreters get out in those chaotic two weeks before the final u.s. troops left at the end of august. >> elliott ackerman, thanks so much for your efforts and for joining us again tonight >>> the head of the united nations is condemning the fighting around europe's largest nuclear plant in southeastern ukraine. he told reporters yesterday in tokyo that any attack on a nuclear facility is suicidal russian forces seized that power plant five months ago shortly after they invaded ukraine rockets have reportedly hit the nuclear power plant in recent days three of the guides there that tell us what the radiation levels are have been damaged recent days, russian and ukrainian officials have blamed each other for the attacks last week the head of the nuclear watchdog called on both countries to let experts visit the complex. he told the associated press the conditions are, in his words, c

heche has appeared in numerous television series, more recently including the brave, quantico and chicago acting projects currently in post production, according to her imdb profile. cnn will continue to monitor the situation and the investigation, obviously, and we will bring you any update s as we get them in. >>> officials say at least one firefighter is dead and 17 others are missing as a massive fire engulfs an oil storage facility in cuba. this all started friday after lightning struck the storage tank. you see it right there. the cuban health ministry says at least 121 people were injured. more than 1300 have been evacuated from the area officials say no fuel has spilled into the ocean. cuban authorities say mexico and venezuela are sending assistance to help battle the blaze. >>> more than 300 haitian migrants are in custody after being detained in the florida keys. the u.s. coast guard says they intercepted the migrants yesterday after their sailboat ran aground near key largo. the boat was overcrowded as you can see, and more than 100 migrants jumped off the boat and swam to res

returned, he told her he got a new job and quit his position as a historian at the marine base in quanticoso packed up some things and taken off. leaving behind a cryptic note about going on a camping trip to clear his head. at the time, it hadn't made sense to her. >> i didn't understand why he didn't want to take us, you know? if he's going to take a couple of weeks off, for a vacation. why wouldn't he take his family? >> but now, everything added up. the authorities issued a be b.o.l.o., a b on the lookout for anthony taglianetti, a manhunt was underway. >> we are actively looking for this individual, pick him up for questioning, and we consider him to be armed and dangerous. >> where were you? where were the children? we were at a hotel. >> they were worried he was gonna try and come back and look for us. >> as the authorities searched for rob taglianetti, keith reed's family up in new york state gathered to say their goodbyes. the church in his hometown was too small for the hundreds of mourners, all the people whose lives the educator had touched. brother kevin was a pallbearer. >> d

250 top people from the guy from one corner of the globe to the other for a full-day standdown in quantico, where the focus of the message -- heard from the general inspector, a judge -- the whole focus was on the importance of the appearance -- sen. kennedy: but you would not do something like this. this man had been with the fbi for 25 years. he is now on leave. he did this kind of stuff as recently as last month. do you know how this looks to the american people? dir. wray: i will tell you that what you are describing is not representative of the fbi that i see up close everyday day in this country. where i see patriots working their tails off -- sen. kennedy: and i agree with that and have said that to you repeatedly. but you are killing yourselves with this stuff. in this investigation needs to be completed on this gentleman, and the results need to be reported to the american people. thank you, mr. chairman. sen. durbin: thank you, senator kennedy. senator also? sen. ossoff: director wray, nice to see you again. i want to commend your staff for their professionalism and ongoing work.

hunters or the new mind hunters where you end up spending a lot of time at fbi headquarters and quantico, virginia, which is an experience that not a lot of people have had talking with these fbi specialists looking at how do people's behaviors. tell us about their mental state and what they're going to do. tell me a little more about that. yeah. so this this actually takes us back to the virginia tech story in 2007 because after that watershed event the the then president george w bush is white house asked several agencies within the federal government to look into the problem of mass violence on college and university campuses. essentially. you know, what are we going to do about this? how are we going to figure out what happened here and prevent it from happening again? and so that resulted in a very stepped up effort at the fbi, which historically had done threat assessment work, but this was kind of opening a new chapter where the fbi then what's going to collaborate with the department of education and dig into data on violence on college. this is of all kinds and they did a kind o

heather disappears, they were actually able to call a person who teaches forensic video analysis at quantico types of trucks and the way their headlights work. >> is it your opinion today, after looking at everything you looked at, that indeed it was the same truck as the known truck, which belonged to tammy moorer? >> yes. >> when the state rested and they excused the jury, it was pretty clear tammy wanted to say something. >> she is so narcissistic, i don't think she could help it. >> do you wish to testify in this case? >> i do, your honor. >> when she said, yes, i want to testify, there was a gasp in the room. >> there's no doubt tammy moorer thought, i can convince this jury that i've done nothing wrong. >> so help me god. there is nothing glamorous about migraines. since i was a teenager the pain has taken me away from my family and friends. but i finally found relief with nurtec odt it's the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and prevent my next attack. treat and prevent all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. most common side effects, in less than

250 top people from the guy from one corner of the globe to the other for a full-day standdown in quantico, where the focus of the message -- heard from the general inspector, a judge -- the whole focus was on the importance of the appearance -- sen. kennedy: but you would not do something like this. this man had been with the fbi for 25 years. he is now on leave. he did this kind of stuff as recently as last month. do you know how this looks to the american people? dir. wray: i will tell you that what you are describing is not representative of the fbi that i see up close everyday day in this country. where i see patriots working their tails off -- sen. kennedy: and i agree with that and have said that to you repeatedly. but you are killing yourselves with this stuff. in this investigation needs to be completed on this gentleman, and the results need to be reported to the american people. thank you, mr. chairman. sen. durbin: thank you, senator kennedy. senator also? sen. ossoff: director wray, nice to see you again. i want to commend your staff for their professionalism and ongoing work.