all the information is available on the secret service .gov website. in the first slide of these are very poor the secret service has been analyzing from the beginning of the case study project sets the standard to doe threat and and claimed the term violence. he conducted research on numerous other types for the department of education to study school attacks based on the same methodology the secret service uses two and instigate and stuy cases and individuals that targets public officials. the findings of the study for the initiative sets the standard for conducting threat assessments in school. since then we've continued at the center advanced its resource mission to study other forms of targeted violence including attacks against government and against public spaces such as the report of today's presentation. enhancing school safetenhances t assessment model the guide produced 80,000 copies and distributed to 40,000 schools nationwide and set the standard for this at threat assessment for the particles to keep their communities safe. if we go to th

for us at the secret service, we advocate early intervention. identifying these behaviors that may set a low threshold of concern. so sudden or dramatic changes in behavior, maybe more absenteeism, not showing to work. maybe their rhetoric. maybe they're accessing sites that are more violent prone. before it gets to the sort of the obvious concern in behavioral planning, purchasing a weapon. we want to identify individuals early to deter them off that path. advance to the next slide. so once we've collected all this information, then you want to do an assessment of risk. and when we assess someone who comes to our attention, sometimes we don't think really they're a risk to our protected interest, but our investigation may uncover a risk to a school. maybe they're making comments about a neighbor they're disgruntled with. maybe they're making comments about their manager and workplace. so we want to make sure that we are communicating our concerns to the local -- to the local police department. so our field office agents who carry out these asse

all the information is available on the secret service .gov website. as you can see in the first slide, these are the reports. as the director mentioned the secret service has been analyzing incidents of targeted attacks for the last 20 years, from the beginning of the exceptional case study project that set the standard for how to do threat assessment investigations and in fact that was that study that coined the term targeted violence. since then we have ukt canned research on other incidents. following tragedy we partnered with the department of education to study school attacks based on the same methodology that the secret service uses for threat cases and the individuals that target public individuals. the findings on that study set the standard for conducting threat assessments in schools. since then we continued as the study advanced its research mission to study other forms of targeted violence, including attacks against government and other spaces such as the report that's the focus of today's investigation. i wanted to highlight a guide that

videos and documents verify that the turkish secret service attacks political opponents abroad witnesses report kidnappings from public streets that end in secret prisons they talk of torture and face to witness accounts. turkey is an important partner for the german government what do they say about the serious allegations in their reply to an inquiry from the left party about abductions perpetrated by the turkey secret service there is no mention of kidnapping and torture quote in the vast majority of cases as far as the german federal government is aware the force deportations are official measures of the respective host countries. although they were initiated by turkey they were not independently carried out by turkey on foreign territory. mist and i thought that the given the severity of these cases i do not have the impression that the german government is publicly or vehemently standing up for these people to stop such things from happening. those of germany's reluctance to seek clarification on the matter leaves opponents of the erdogan at the missi of his regime wherever they li

>> additional 30 seconds. >> i'm curious about the secret service pilot project and i wanted to understand. i understand that you're using this pilot project now with volunteer service agents so that when they're walking, you collect that information. if it matches, it works. are you incidentally collecting other information on people who are not part of this voluntary effort? and if so, what are you doing with those sort of pictures that you capture? >> the cameras that we're using as part of this pilot are part of the white house video management system. that's the cctv system that records video from all the cameras around the complex. as we're going through and identifying those volunteers that are in there, that record is saved and we save that and we're going to evaluate that until the end of the process. >> but you do have the opportunity to review other faces as you're capturing that are in the vicinity, tourists, demonstrators, whatever. >> if it would be a false positive, that image would be retained. >> we will have a classified briefing and we'll have a lot of those questions. >

earlier today, the secret service and our national assessment center briefed nearly 400 of our strategic partners on its recent report on mass attacks in public spaces for the calendar year 2018. the subject of targeted violence is of grave concern to everyone and those in law enforcement. i'm grateful to the acting secretary for joining us here today, showing his support and bringing attention to this critically important subject. back in the 1990's, the secret had long been involved in threat management embarked on a comprehensive study as to the thinking and behavior of persons who engaged in violence against public officials or public figures. the result of that study set the foundation for how our agencies conduct its own threat assessments. moreover in the groundbreaking report, this was established to conduct research, deliver training and provide consultation in the areas of threat assessment in the prevention of all forms of targeted violence. since its inception, we have conducted numerous studies on how to prevent mass attacks, school based violence, attacks on golf government

we chatted about the german secret service and learned that he once met the president of the b. and d. we asked if he had already seen the fine new building the b.n.p. had been given of course he said and laughed. mr. royal. we then arrived at the comparatively modest building housing the ukrainian foreign intelligence service the s.b.u. until 2010 mile or more she was the boss here and they still listen to him looking today don't worry he tells the guard is german television everything is ok his office is somewhere else near the parliament he wants to go into politics as head of the secret service he told us he knows all about the secret port of akio brusk the arms bazaar on or across the river to sure it's actually a good model the port was controlled by our secret service is yours and also by russia's. but behind the official for sun but of which there was a shadow economy in the border young is their own corruption has them as a result large quantities of arms could be transported secretly but without us being able to keep check out of on what was there or being loaded on so

certain documents so instead we showed them to secret service expert eric schmidt. he sees a complex being the operation and beluga behind the work of a man code named holman. this is going to push up a typical b. n.d. initiator and liaison officer was being commissioned by a specific department to implement transport. that of course who is why he cultivates links with beluga order of the me for the email communication show quite clearly that he was authorized to present himself as someone who could give official approval go. home and probably work somewhere in the middle hierarchy of the b.m.d. . can i find out what his real name is does more intrigue and that is incredibly difficult after all his code name is designed to hide his civil identity and thus prevent any investigative authorities gaining direct access to his real name there so it's really difficult because the intelligence service is able to mask identity z.t. even by going as far as to issue forged identity papers of all of you. the b. and d. cannot be expected to provide any indication of who horman r

serious secret service systematically tortured just for speaking up for human rights demanding syria become a democratic country and for urging assad to step down. now 8 years after a yobs death his mother wants justice. i want the culprits to be brought to justice from the accomplices all the way up to president assad and these people are responsible for spilling our children's blood. there are more than 26000 pictures of syrian torture victims they could help convict syrian torturers and murderers in the coming years their victims and their relatives demand justice like syrian human rights lawyer mohsen darvish who was tortured before being able to flee the syrian capital damascus has a few months of school to settle for us the branches he become like this. many of his friends and political allies in the fight against the assad regime were abused like this no one knows how many people lost their lives. the lawyer shared all of his information with european investigators and has joined human rights organizations in pressing charges against former syrian tormentors. european police a

whose son was murdered by the syrian secret service hopes that not only the killers of her son will be caught but all perpetrators that have gone into hiding will meet justice for her the hunt has just begun. it was a stark warning from environmental experts that made headlines by 2050 there could be more plastic than fish in the world's oceans well that threat is increasingly prompting grassroots action like a project taking place off the coast of lithuania the baltic sea is awash with what are called ghost nets lost or abandoned fishing nets made of plastic sabina caco discovered the problem years ago wow she leads a team of volunteers who are trees and that's from the seabed a painstaking process. some final instructions before the dive. how do the nets look. i know dozens of old fishing nets are caught on a shipwreck off lithuania's coast sabina caco and her crew are going to bring them up care cow is a pharmacist and one of germany's most experienced divers in 2016 she noticed a particular kind of waste in the baltic sea all trolling and fishing nets. a study revealed that thousan

>> sir, i'm the secret service's chief technology officer. i work more on the engineering and technical side. i'd have to get with our forensic services division. >> fair enough. thank you very much. >> let me comment. in a classified setting, we're going to ask that question again, are the data collected that people don't know, because i think there is information being collected in the pilot at the white house that is different from the answer, but we plan to have a classified briefing on that issue. chair recognizes the gentlelady from new york for five minutes, ms. clark. >> thank you, mr. chairman. some would say let's not make -- when it comes to national security, let's not make the perfect the menmy of tenemy of . but unfortunately, the good is not good enough when bias is baked into the algorithms that create false positives. the stakes are far too high for individuals and too costly, particularly for women and people of color. the wide scale deployment of facial recognition technology will have profound implications on privacy. we mu

>>ter: according to the secret service, recent attacks like this one caughtn camera cost the bank moret a few months. but they're just the beginning f a new wave heating up overseas. >> it is just a matter of time. >> reporter: greg norano is the assistant special agent in charge. he says the secret service has been investigating training camps located outside the unite states with kingpins organizing new recruits. >> some training facilities are in south and ctral america. reporter: are you saying they're bringing in foot soldiers into the schools, training them and letting themhe loose into united states? >> yes. >> reporter: we went to toronto, canada, toeet with ibm's special unit x force red. >> we are in the business of attacking atms because our mission hacking anything to secure everything. >> reporter: charles henderson heads up x force red. thebanks, he says are so overwhelmed by attacks they are quietly coming to x force for help. >> we a now sitting at a 500% increase since last year in testing rdemand. >>orter: henderson revealed an attack he thinks criminals could be fine

. >>> a new report by the secret service found there re nearly 30 incidents of mass violence in thisountry last year. >> and at each event families lost loved ones and communities lost a sense of safety. today the secret service looked deeper into the people the killings, and a look athat they all had in common. >> reporter: it's mass shootings like this that have are the secret service and department of homeland security studying the past. >> this year's report focuses on 27 incidents of mass violence, incidents in which three or more people were injured or >> reporter: from the shooting at a high school in parkland, florida, to a synagogue in pittsburgh. the secret service' annuala mss ietacks reports and highlights 27 incidents caout in the united states in 2018. >> these incidents affected workplaces, schools and houses of worship. >> attacks left 91 people dead and injured more than 100 others and all that showed some common threads. >> half the attackers were motivated by a grievanc two-thirds had a history of mental health challenges. nearly all had expericed a significant str

the german secret service offers its support as well. it provides the americans with revelations made by an iraqi defector code name curveball he claims baghdad is making biological weapons in its mobile abode its roots. leadership up to date as. the war to liberate iraq whether for bush a crucial barrier remains to be overcome before he can go to war congress the american president must ask congress for the green light before launching the country into a war. in august and september the drumbeats of war in iraq started get louder and louder and there were some indications that the president would soon be calling on congress for an authorization of war against iraq. a mere formality as bush holds the majority but bob graham will try to stop. this week. one of the questions was we'd like to review the national intelligence estimate on possible war with iraq and the answer was there isn't a national intelligence estimate. what graham is asking for.

dossier from rove the one that conveniently emerged from the archives from the italian military secret service sees me. and so bianco former minister of the interior has closely followed the extraordinary story of this dossier chaired a local made the ball look at the u.s.c. it called corner let me introduce the police women ian it let raise an elephant that it. a key but they will tease out. that food soldier is rocco martino a long time sees me agent informer to french british and american secret services he is the one who circulated the seemingly explosive dossier among his so-called clients. this is it it contains official looking documents that allude to a sale by me zhao to iraq of concentrated you rhenium or yellowcake. the yellowcake dosey he finally lands on the desk of vice president cheney in february 2002. when dick cheney saw this report from the defense intelligence agency about yellowcake iraqis seeking yellowcake in darkest africa and asia where. he asked the cia briefer. you think about this this year briefer said well i'll check it out and to verify it the cia summons joe wil

secret service announced the mass attacks reports. 30 incidents of mass violence in this country lastf these tragicth events inve common and how to prevent them in the fure. nbc's dan sheneman has more. >> it's mass shootings like this that have the secret service and department of homeland securi studying the past. >> t year's report focusesis27on incidents of mass violence, incidents in which three or more people were injured or killed. >> from the shooting at a high school in ndparkla florida, to a synagogue in pittsburgh, the secret service's annual mass attacks report highlights 27 incidents carried in the united states in 2018. >> these 27 incidents affected workplaces, schools and ouses of worship. >> reporter: attac last 91 people dead and injured more than 100 others, and all t ofat showed some common thread. >> half the attackers were motivated by a grievance. ioryf mento-tweairl hds had a challen. nearly al had experienced a significant stressor in their lives. >> and most that have came with a warning. nearly all had made alarming or threats directed or towards others. >>

while we wait, we'll take a look at a secret service briefing on mass attacks in public u.s. places. >>> thank you, cathie. good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. earlier today, the secret service and our national threat assessment center, or ntac, as we call it, briefed nearly 400 of our strategic partners on its most recent report entitled "mass attacks in public space s "mass attacks in public space p for the calendar year 2018." as we all know it's a matter of grave concern to everyone and especially those of us in law enforcement. i'm certainly grateful to dhs acting secretary mcaleenan joining us today, showing his support, the secret service continue to bring attention to this critically important sujt. back in the 1990s the secret service which by that point had long been involved in threat investigations and threat management embarked on a comprehensive study as to the thinking and behavior of persons who engaged in violence against public officials or public figures. the results of that study set the

the german secret service offers its support as well. it provides the americans with revelations made by an iraqi defector code name curveball he claims baghdad is making biological weapons in its mobile laboratories. ship date as. the war to liberate iraq weapons for bush a crucial barrier remains to be overcome before he can go to war congress the american president must ask congress for the green light before launching the country into a war. in august and september the drum beats of war in iraq started get louder and louder and there were some indications that the president would soon be calling on congress for an authorization of war against iraq. a mere formality as bush holds the majority but bob graham will try to stop. this race too. and one of the questions was we'd like to review the national intelligence estimate on possible war with iraq and the answer was there isn't a national intelligence estimate. what graham is asking for is a top secret document an estimate of what every intelligence agency knows about a particular thr

the secret service tells us that person did have aurermit to bn the flag, but just not in that area.hat person is also facing ae cha for felony assaul a on police officer. a second arrest was made for obstructing a police investigation. three people including two secret service individuals suffered minor injuries during the chaos. >>> weather likely lame for this sinkhole in wood bridge tonight. thankfully nobody was injured when the sinkhole swallowed this car as you see there. >> reporte folks here in wood bridge are getting doubl the fourth of july souw. y can probably hear the fireworks gng off around me. they've been watching this massive sinkhole form all throughout the day. it runs the length of the prince dale road you can and then on our side of the road, i'll turn the flashlight off, you can very faintly see the light of car flickering down against the walls of one of thekh sines. there's one car that's down inside of that hole and they haven't been able to get it out so far. >> it's crazy. >> is there a creek back there? >> i'm not sure.r: >> reporte the car was sunk down

and there are rumors circulating that there were underage girls on the plane clinton had his secret service with him and many times he did not almost every time that clinton's name is on the pilot logs there are underage girls there are initials and there are names of many many girls on that. private plane but clinton is just background noise right now epstein fits in with the anti trump chorus from mainstream media the federal sex trafficking case against donald trump old friend jeffrey epstein times to both the president and notably his labor secretary alex our costume the man who cut that deal with him that was his job then now that labor secretary he's got supporters a report of this administration so perhaps the victims in this case should be happy that donald trump was elected after all until trump's name was brought in and attached to the case there seemed to be far less interest an outrage about epstein's atrocious crimes from certain voices. art see new york. islamic state terrorists. who took part in the 2015 paris terror attacks as receive 500 euros compensation for legal terms o

maine, the secret service was always with him. it turns out they weren't always with him. wouldn't throw yourself into a bill clinton on this necessaril necessarily. >> let's talk about al gore. she claims that al gore were on the island. not only did they not know jeffrey epstein but guess who al gore's lawyer was? david boyce, the same lawyer who claims that this woman made these improper allegations. he could've easily called his client, al gore, and said, were you ever on jeffrey epstein's island? and he would've told her what he told everyone else. no. he was never on the island, didn't know anyone at all. the interesting thing is that epstein is being prosecuted now and they are not using this witness. the fbi in the u.s. attorney's office are not using this witness. >> laura: does she have the same lawyer? does she have that same lawyer that you said you have on tape? still representing her? >> yes. david boyce, who has at his law firm, one of the worst ethical records in the history of the united states. they have more ethical charges against them than any other la

all quarter million employees, the people who keep us safe and secure including her, fema, secret service, ice, border protection. i'm going to speak out against that every day. last week's press conference omar said -- let me quote her, nobody fact checks these people. they are four pinocchios walking around. president trump is pursuing agenda to allow millions of americans to die from a lack of healthcare? what is she talking about? not a single person called her out. they're tougher on presidential aides & associates than they are on members of congress whose sworn oath to the constitution. they want to fundamentally change the way this country is. green new deal, socialist economy, get rid of dhs and ice. don't allow sanctuary cities to share information about criminals. this is not america. we cannot be an open borders, anti-law enforcement country that is built on the rule of law. so i will challenge anybody on policy. they denied humanitarian aid and trying to abolish our law enforcement. >> bill: alexandria ocasio-cortez about the allegations of racism back and forth. >> once you