>> one of the individuals was familiar with the sears tower, had worked in chicago, and had been thereia, 'cause one of my concerns was that we not over-hype things. that, you know, this is, this is another 9/11 cell, that they're ready, willing, and able to die and had means of accomplishing their attacks. and so, i described it as an, that this was an aspirational group rather than an operational group. in terms of the plans, it was more aspirational than, than operational. >> i think the public and the media began to realize very quickly that this was just not a strong case. that it was a weak case. >> it looks like these guys were actually asking for material support from what they thought was al-qaeda. these, these guys couldn't buy boots on their own? they don't sound like very sophisticated or, or, you know, effective operators. >> these guys didn't have, you know, the ability to, you know, blow up anything, let alone the sears tower. >> did you find any explosives, weapons...? >> and you raise a, a good point. you know, you know, our philosophy here is that we try to identify p

and everybody in chicago calls the sears tower the sears tower. >> right. >> there you have it. >> once it's stuck in your head hard to let it go. >> here's something you have to let go, new this morning instagram retiring that swipe up feature at the end of the month allowing people to visit external websites by swiping up. instagram says you'll be able to use link stickers which are actually what they sound like, stickers and stories that you can tap to go to a website. the company says it's streamlining the story creation experience and offering more control of users can format the look of the stickers. >>> if a league of their own has taught us anything it's there's no crying in baseball. but sometimes you can't help it. >> checks this out. hall gordon is the oakland a's hot dog vendor known for the fake ketchup in the bottle. during last night's game, gordon decides to scare this little girl squirting out a red string instead of the ketchup. she didn't like it. not at all. the joke didn't go over well. she crawled into her dad's lap and gordon muss sterred up two or three hot dogs

tower. i don't know why. i liked sears. compare that to the sears tower at 1,400 feet tall. the sears tower is 70 times as tall as the average american house. the democrats' reckless spending is more than 70 times what's being spent on roads and bridges. so when you see politicians going on tv saying isn't it going to be great to have a new freeway, isn't it going to be great to repair a bridge? yes, we should do that. they're selling this. that's what they're selling, this tiny little bit. but understand that what they're ramming through is this. they're ramming through trillions of dollars. to give you a sense of what $9.5 trillion means, if the democrats get their way, congress will be spending $28,563 for every single american. so i ask you at home. you've got 28 grand sitting around? the democrats think you do. they want to spend it. i've said more than once dear god, please let nobody tell the democrats what comes after a trillion. these numbers are real. to put that in perspective, indexed for inflation, the united states government spent $4.1 trillion to win world wa