the f.b.i. net is state senator leland yee arrested at a san francisco home as part of the massive raid across the bay area and sacramento. >> news cameras captured have it i.e.d. of the senator being brought handcuffed in the back of the car. he was are ad on public corruption charms and is being held until the first appearance in federal court. the f.b.i. raids two buildings associated with him including his home on 24th avenue and san francisco and the office at state capital in sacramento. c.h.p. officers were guarding the doors to the office as f.b.i. agents were inside. investigators did not get and the specifics of the case. >> right now the f.b.i. is conducting multiple search warrants and arrest warrants throughout the bay area. that is all i can comment. there will be more. >> the raids continue at this hour across the pay area and in sacramento. he has been involved in local politics sin the late 80's serving on the school board and board of supervisors before elected to the assembly i

ordered the f.b.i. to explain with more detail why it claims that information exempt so to talk about that and much more i was joined earlier by the attorney representing this case jeffrey light i first asked him to tell me about what his client knew before the for your request and what he was seeking to find out. when brian shapiro did the request he had already gotten some documents through related litigation on another foyer request that revealed occupy houston was being targeted by somebody or some organization. to be a step to have their leaders assassinated and the f.b.i. had written a memorandum about this it was heavily redacted what ryan was seeking to do was to find out what was behind those reactions whether the f.b.i. was investigating the. sniper allegations the plot that they had uncovered or whether they were instead just talk. monitoring occupy houston itself and are there any theories at this point as to you know what this information could be revealing i mean what what is being hidden h

the head of the f.b.i.'s new york office said today, quote, toyota put sales over safety and profits over principle. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: it is the largest penalty ever imposed on an automobile company. u.s. attorney preet bharara oversaw the case. >> it cared more about savings then safety, and it's more brand and bottom line the truth. >> our accelerator stuck. >> reporter: it was this harrowing 911 call that focused attention on toyota's problem with acceleration in camrys and other models. he and his family was killed in san diego when he could not stop his lexus. >> we're in trouble, there's no brakes. we're approaching the intersection. hold on. >> reporter: but toyota now admits it knew two years before that accident that the floor mat could trap the accelerator. toyota also did not tell safety regulators about another problem in 2009. a sticky accelerator pedal that also caused accidents. at one point, government lawyers say a toyota employee told coworkers: that's exactly what david cafu

we have the f.b.i. going to the providers, gathering this information. we have to pass the r.a.s. test at that point and then the courts will oversee that post. and that will be done very quickly also. we also want to deal with some other issues. those issues will be transparency. we think it's very important that the public know how important and what the mission is of our intelligence communities and how they work with our military to save our country from terrorist attacks. so i'm going to stop now and, mr. chairman, you want to take over? >> we'll open this up to any

companies now who have this data already, that we will be taking a warrant, the f.b.i. will be taking a warrant, giving it to the phone companies and then we will -- they will have to pass what they call the reasonable ar tick labble suspicion. if there's a terrorist at a safe house in yemen and that terrorist, known terrorist to us, calls the united states, then that would be the r.a.s. test that we would need in order to get the warrant to the phone company -- get the information. what's more important and what's so important in our country, which makes our country so strong, checks and balances, is the court will be involved in the process. in the pre-process they will be involved with overseeing the procedures that we use. in the post, though, the courts

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or the f.b.i. is seeking? secondly, if what you're trying -- is data collection, [inaudible] >> first of all, we need the program to function. this is a critical program for saving lives of americans. this is a critical program to catch foreign terrorists calling into the united states. that's why we have the program. we believe that the other bills that are out there don't meet that standard of still being able to protect americans through intelligence gathering so we can find out who's planning attacks that lives or resides or is staying in the united states of america. approve the program and set the standards for r.a.s. and then when the selector, that means 555-1212, we get that number from afghanistan, pakistan or yemen or fill in the blank of 20-some-other countries and that number comes in and tell you why it's a terrorist, the judge would say here's the requirements you have to meet in order to even submit the number. they can begin collect in real-time and the court must promptly review to make sure i

all to themselves does not share with the f.b.i. cia or anybody else that's a real problem because that surely would have thwarted the attempts on my level ok so when it comes to listening to what people want which is real reform the house intelligence committee came out with its own little version as well and even though they had long been from proponents of the n.s.a. they've come out with a version and they say it shows they're listening to the concerns of the american people do you think this proves that or not is it just lip service as well the chair of the house intelligence committee is it embarrassment. he's doing that said we should put edward snowden on the kill list for truman's he's the one they keep saying it would snowden has been working for the russians without any evidence it used the chair his counterpart the chair of the senate intelligence committee says there is no evidence to show that the russians said anything to do with snowden before during or after he'd done this material so who is mike rogers well you know

the f.b.i. is now involved with a white powder scare that started in the campus building this morning. police say field tests on the substance found at mccarthy hall dorm came back negative. however, investigators then found another suspicious sus assistance that they are testing to make sure it is -- substance that they are testing to make sure it is not ricin. students have been told they can remain on campus. police also say a suspect has been identified and that interviews are being conducted in this case. >>> some neighbors on k street northwest woke to a barrage of gunfire this morning. a man wanted for a recent murder is now dead after he opened fire on officers. delia goncalves has the latest on the shootout from the scene. >> reporter: witnesses tell us they heard as many as 10, even 15 shots and then this massive scene here on 1st and k with several members of the s.w.a.t. team heavily armed here on the scene. it was just after 6:00 a.m. when lorenzo davis pulled into his construction s

saying the word terrorism and so now the f.b.i. has a few weeks to respond by either showing the judge the document or by submitting more information. nothing is enough with the government using the word terrorism to justify whatever the hell it feels like doing and now a real live judge has gone on record to say that to so no matter what else happens with the insanity of someone planning on murdering protesters i already consider this case a win for the people tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the president. and the site. i think we're in mind. because. i'm writing all this all about money and i'm actually sick for a politician blog. right. here just to. give a diety. no there i'm marinating this is boom bust and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up we're looking at the economic implications of an upcoming vote in scotland that will decide whether or not the birthplace of golf should remain a part of the united kingdom pretty fascinating stuff you can't miss it then my

on wednesday, the f.b.i. red in nicaragua, one of the fastest capturees of a most wanted fugitive ever. tonight, he's back in new york to face murder charges. garcia is 21 and said to be a member of m.s.13, a violent street gang. he is charged with killing his girlfriend and her two-year-old son. jeremiah denton, a former p.o.w., who became a u.s. senator, died today of heart disease. denton was held by the north vietnamese for more than seven years. when they forced him to appear in a propaganda film, he blinked the word "torture" in morse code to secretly alert secretly conds there. released in 1973, h repre alabama for one term in the senate. jeremiah departmenton was 89. there's been quite a response to steve hartman's "on the road" story about a boy who found a small fortune. steve has an update next. oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...li

the f.b.i. is just now turning their focus back from terrorism back to politics. we are seeing here now could just be the tip of the iceburg. >> if i were a politician in sacramento and i was hanging out with senatoree i would want to know if my voice is on tape. >> senator yee return home to his house on wednesday after he left court. since then we have seen people coming and going and dropping things off, including fedex, but no sign of senator yee. he has a court hearing of his own on monday to go over the terms of the release. he is out on $500,000 bond. >>> this morning, two other central figures involved in the f.b.i. sting are scheduled to be in court, raymond "shrimp boy" chow is accuses of money laundering and keith jackson, he faces charges of being involved in murder-for-hire scheme and trafficking guns and drugs. the original target was raymond "shrimp boy" chow who has a hit of racketeer asking drug crimes. after the agent gained the confidence of raymond "shrimp boy" chow and chow introduced him to jackson would brought in leland yee. we posted an ent

the f.b.i. rrounded that house, and, when they were certain the child was safe, they arrested her father without incident. >> the evidence will show that, in his mind, the rules do not apply to him. >> reporter: at his kidnapping trial, theld wor met christian karl gerhartstreiter, a german immigrant who'd come to america as a young man and created a life that was complete fiction. gerhartstreiter was tried and convicted... >> we, the jury, say that the defendant is guilty of offenses charged. >> reporter: ...although his defense team tried to argue that their client was delusional... >> the defendant is delusional. >> reporter: ...and actually believed he was a rockefeller. but that's not the man federal agent tammy hardy met the night he was arrested. >> did that ever open up doors for you? >> plenty! are you kidding? everywhere. >> he knew. i'm not a rockefeller. i'm not christopher crowe. i'm not count mountbatten, or whoever that was. ( laughs ) >>wa it azs aming. works like a charm. try it

the earth. if there is anything down there, we will find it. >> f.b.i. tries to retrieve files deleted from the pilot's flight simluator and family continue the agonizing debate. >> we will talk with the chair of of the house homeland security committee and former investigator with the ntsb and f.a.a. >> russia defies the united states -- again -- and completes the an nextization of crimea. >> russian has positioned their military in a way that could lead to further incursions into southern and eastern ukraine. >> we analyze what russian president putin wants and what it will take to stop him. plus, of the 2016 race not white house heats up, one potential g.o.p. candidate is touting his state's economic turn around. >> the nation and the world have their eyes on ohio. they know we are coming back. they want to know, frankly, how we are doing it. >> he governor kasich joins us, a fox sunday exclusive. >> our power player of the week, former "washington post" c.e.o. done am graham on the new initiative for the dreamers. >> helping low-income kids get to fin

>> it's an administrative. >> so the f.b.i.? >> yes. but the court will review right away for the test. >> and secondly, does the phone company turn over not just that selector but the two-hub -- the two-hop connection and if so who does that? is that the phone company? or the nsa or the fbi? >> they would request 555-1212 and that information would come to the n.s.a. based on court review and review after that to make sure it met the r.a.s. test. >> and how many times would that happen? over the course of a year? >> each individual case. however, if it looks like there's more information, it could be an actual conspiracy. they are going to do their investigation and make a determination they need more, they will have to come back and do the r.a.s. test again. it's two hops. in the beginning, it's the two hops, but again, getting intelligence, this is where i have a problem with sensenbrenner, in the ongoing investigation, we wouldn't get any of that. you get the two hops and after you do the investigation to move forward, you need to pa

the f.b.i. had a mole inside al qaeda and knew bin laden planned to finance terror attacks but the bureau declined to tell congressional investigators or the nine eleven commission the mole and b c news has learned exclusively was an l.a. based driver and confidant of the blind sheikh omar abdel-rahman now in prison for his role in planning the original ninety three terror attack on new york's world trade center the fact that the towers had already been a terror target and that this mole was aware of bin laden's plans to carry out future terrorism delivers yet another blow to the official government narrative which maintains that there was zero knowledge and that the attacks were simply a failure of imagination remember this. i don't think anybody could have predicted that these people would take an airplane and slam it into the world trade center take another one and slam it into the pentagon that they would try to use an airplane as a missile. right well the known existence of a mole among bin

the f.b.i. is analyzing that data, so far no results. >> randall pinkston live in washington, d.c. it's been a long time though, the families ever to be terribly frustrated. >> still a lot of speculation and not enough facts. >> albuquerque's police department facing a new claim of using excessive force. >> what the department's chief is saying about the latest deadly shooting involving his officers. >> also the mayor of one major u.s. city busted, arrested by federal agents, the charges he faces and the damage, that's already done to his political career. >> the big number of the day could be an economic tool to refrain vladimir putin over his actions in ukraine. >> today's big number could be a game-changer in the wrist between the united states and russia, 700 million bar else, that's the number of bar else the u.s. has in oil in its strategic reserves. some suggest it be used as a tactic against moscow. >> right now global oil prices sit at $106 a barrel. if that drops to $90 a barrel, it cou

meanwhile the f.b.i.g to run nationwide background checks on people applying to run legal marijuana businesses in washington state even though it has conducted similar checks in colorado. washington state has been asking for nearly a year if the f.b.i. would conduct background checks on its applicants. >> we all have vices that we indulge in but what do you think is the least dangerous for your health? it turns out americans believe marijuana is the than sugar. a "wall street journal" nbc poll asked americans what they thought to be most harmful out of marijuana, sugar, tobacco and alcohol. almost half of the respond he wants said tobacco -- respond he wants said tobacco was the most dangerous followed by alcohol, sugar and then marijuana. >> a first impression is everything but now scientists discovered it only takes someone saying hello for you to decide if they can be trusted. they say we judge each other within the first 500 milliseconds of hearing someone's voice. scientists say we make our judgment

there's concern among lawmakers that the f.b.i. igation could put pressure on petraeus over benghazi as he was a key player in understanding the obama administration's decision making in the days after the attack. here to explain all of that is our correspondent. >> thank you. this began last may when congressman pushed eric holder to investigate why the f.b.i. investigation into petraeus was still open. petraeus resigned in november of 2012 shortly after the benghazi attack and that was over an affair with his bio grapher. virtually every question at that hearing, holder said he didn't know or couldn't remember, even when it came to notifying the president. >> when was the president of the united states notified? >> it was much later. again, i'm not exactly certain but as i remember, like last fall, perhaps even early winter. again, don't hold me to exact -- >> and i appreciate that. and i'm not asking dates but the concern here is for months, and i realize it's loose here but for months, you knew about it but you didn't notify the

. >>> the f.b.i. is now investigating claims that the c.i.a. has been spying on the u.s. senate. >> the troubled owner of the indianapolis colts decides to take some time off from his day- to-day life. wusa9 is today is the first time in a long time we go surfing while well rested. time for some 6 a.m. dunkin' coffee. #mydunkin dunkin' coffee brewed to perfection for the rich smooth taste you love. share your story. #mydunkin >>> 6:07. just a couple of sprinkles out west right now. the yellow alert is for the drizzle and showers that will be developing the next few hours and will be on and off with us through much of the afternoon, i think mid afternoon. winter weather advisories for the higher elevations out west and highs low to mid-40s. >>> the f.b.i. is looking into allegations by the c.i.a. that senate staffers obtained unauthorized access to classified documents. officials with both the c.i.a. and the senate intelligence committee have traded accusations that the agency spied on computers to investigate the bush era interrogation program. the committee produced a 6,

he was flagged by the f.b.i. sting several terrorist emergencies including ament to bomb the los angeles subway system. a class mate says he recently converted to muslim and nicholas teausant posted this on youtube. >> allal is wonderful and most great planner, the budget of -- the best of planners. he was interviewed on the campus of the college in stockton about someone wearing a fake military uniform and nicholas teausant joined the california national guard in 2012 but never made it to budget scratch because he failed to meet the educational requirements. what happens next he will be taken from seattle where he appeared in court to face the charge. it could take weeks for the extradition. >>> a man crossing caltrain tracks on the peninsula is nearly hit and it is all caught on camera. >> caltrain released a think this video which shows the man inches from being hit by a fast moving train and the close call happened in redwood city and it illustrates how dangerous it is to ignore railroad crossing arms and thin

the f.b.i. steps in to help as the families of the missing reach a breaking point. on thursday, march 20, potentially big news from australia whose prime minister says satellites have spotted debris off the aussie's west coast that may belong to the missing plane. this lines up with the southern path identified as one possible route for the plane. two large objects are spotted from the skies, but not by initial searchers who head to the spot. officials underscore it could be unrelated to this plane. an international effort to find this plane is focused on the southern indian ocean. but figuring out where 370 came to rest does not answer the why or the how. just ahead, the unavoidable questions about the two men flying this jet, what we know and what we do not. >> hi, everyone. this is youtube video that i made as a community service. >> plus, was this a hijacking, an act of terror or something else? our panel of pilots, investigators and insiders from the intel community all ahead on the mystery of flight 370. don't go away. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid

>> the f.b.i. ooking at the hard drive and trying to figure out what was deleted on the hard drive. the malaysians tried to look at the hard drive and couldn't access the deleted files so the f.b.i. is tiggin digging into tt haven't reported to the malaysians yet which shows they haven't found anything, so that's what the americans are working on here and, in terms of what happened on the plane, we don't know much more than we did two weeks ago, and that's sort of the whole problem with the story is here we are, you know, this far out and we don't really know much more. all we basically know is the plane headed south and they still don't know where it is. >> woodruff: michael schmidt with "the new york times." we thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> ifill: the escalating crisis between russia and ukraine was a key topic as world leaders met today in amsterdam. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner has been traveling in ukraine for the past week, and has this report. >> reporter: remb

so we had to -- not necessarily ntsb, but the f.b.i. terrorism. if we only had 80% of it, we couldn't really say that because we didn't examine at all. so it was a real challenge for the bureau. >> when you talk about the debris that we have, we understand there is smaller pieces around, the two huge pieces, one is 80 feet in length. what could be ruled out from what i just told you? >> i think you got to see it. a day after twa flight 800, the debris field was ten miles long. a week later we were finding debris in cape may in jersey. so this is going to be spread out a long time. if it's not a massive trailing debris field, if this is the airplane, it kind of tells me we're not talking about a catastrophic event. we're talking about just going into the ocean. the whole thing makes no sense to me. >> why? >> why is it flying down there? what is the purpose? what is the purpose and the motive of why they took this plane? if they took it, or whoever took it? why would you just fly into the indian ocean where there is no place to land? if

the house yesterday and we saw delivers but no sign of yee. he is facing public corruption charges and armed trafficking. he was are ad -- he was arrested yesterday and 26 indicted in a series of f.b.i. sweeps in the bay area and sacramento on wednesday morning. >> this morning, two other central figures involved in the f.b.i. sting are scheduled to be in court. ray manned chow is accused of money laundering and keith jackson faces charges of being shopped in a murder-for-hire scream and trafficking guns and drugs. the original tar get was raymond chow for racketeer asking drug crimes. after the undercover agent gained the confidence of chow they expanded interest drugs and guns and that is when the agencies say chow introduced them to jackson a former san francisco school board president would brought in leland yee. our reporting continues on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. the complaint filed against senator yee is revealing and all on our website. >> pg&e is waiting to get hit with criminal charges for neglect in the fatal gas pipeline explosion 3 1/2 years ago. in a document filed yesterday with the securities and exchange commission they expect the united states attorney to file the ch

the united states f.b.i. and in particular victor lloyd, special agent in lago nigeria for all the time he has put in. when that happens, it'll happen primarily because the united states government, the people of the united states of america, both president bush and president obama, and all in this congress have dedicated themselves to the interest of win child's life, kate puzi. as long as the people of this country know we as a body will come behind any injured american, ji loss of life, anybody who has deployed themselves on behalf of this country and in the service of peace and prosperity, they deserve to know that the united states congress and this united states senate are standing ready to help. but i'm here to pay tribute to the embassy of benin, to the f.b.i. special agent victor lloyd, and to all those who have helped and assisted to see to the prosecution of the case and the murder of kate puzi comes it a final conclusion. i am grateful to their service to america and am grateful for what they have

the lawsuit filed monday claims sprint overbilled the f.b.i. d other agencies by $21 million for installing and maintaining wiretaps. >> stephen: classic phone company trick. you think you have an all-inclusive man plan and then they hit you with the line maintenance charge. i'll give a tip of the hat to the u.s. department of justice for publicly suing sprint over their top-secret wiretapping program. ( cheers and applause ) i mean, that takes balls. it's like a guy telling his wife, "i want you to know i'm suing the prostitute that gave us both herpes. by the way, i go to prostitutes and you now have herpes. folks it should not have come to this. so i'm going to have to give a side wag of the finger to barack obama for wasting almost $21 million of taxpayer cash. mr. president, i'm not angry. i'm just stipulated. i thought you were able to handle a widespread surveillance program at your age. you said you had to have one because all the other leaders of the free world did, but it was supposed to be for engineer of emergencies only. if you need

a very important factor, the joint investigation between the san francisco police department and the f.b.i. and an indictment was returned from the us attorney's office and here in the northern district of california and commissioner turman i have talked about this and we are both federal prosecutors. and so we understand the process, and we ask you the public is to understand and appreciate and respect the process, the process of both the criminal system and the civil system and we cannot about the specifics of these charges because those charges i will be before this commission and it will be unable to comment on them, but what we can comment on is that the public does not rely upon hearsay rumors or gossip and let it play out, those officers or the five officers are the current officers of the police department and one that has been terminated by this commission as this sit here today, they are innocent proven guilty and that is a premises that all of us have been part of. having said that when we are interviewing for the police chief last time, one of the questions that came up during

in the guilt and talking about presidents of the united states, secretary of state and heads of the f.b.id british prime ministers and what makes the case so difficult. >> if i die this is the truth. >> reporter: convicted of the bombing, a libyan agent and he is now dead. these new revelation will talk about who carried out the bombing and bringing them to justice, al jazeera. >> reporter: and mohamed is a professor in tehran and says the claims by al jazeera are nonsense. >> tehran doesn't carry out the operations, that is the sort of thing that the united states does. it downs airliners like the iran and eu and the united states gave sadan hussein to kill and i would like to see a documentary on that and however it plays out the very fact they are using a known terrorist to condemn iran and by the way this same person, this abul, he was also used in the buenos aires bombing and made accusations against aroone at that time and recently they signed a memorandum to carry out an investigation and find a real culprit and a great deal of pressure on the argentina government to back down from

. >> woodruff: the f.b.i. has stepped up its role in the hunt for a missing malaysian airliner. u.s. officials said today the bureau is helping analyze deleted data from the pilot's flight simulator. that word came amid an uproar at the malaysian government's daily briefing. we have a report from lucy watson, of independent television news, in kuala lumpur. >> reporter: a mother's anguish for the whole world to see. captured just moments before the media briefing. after traveling thousands of miles to beg for answers. this pandemonium is because the relatives have now been taken inside this room behind me by officials. they came here this morning because such is their frustration and distress towards the malaysian government at the lack of information they're getting. some 12 days on now. hidden away because earlier, they dared to voice their anger. >> ( translated ): please help me bring my son back. i just want to see my son. so many days have passed and nobody from the government has come to see me. >> reporter: yet on a day of great drama, the investigation made little progr

the f.b.i. joins the case. seth doane is in malaysia, jeff pegues on what we learned today.a is hit with a colossal fine for lying about unsafe cars. jim axelrod has details. a simple new test is about as good as a colonoscopy in finding cancer. dr. jon lapook has the story. and the chairman of starbucks announces on this broadcast a $30 million gift for troops coming home from war. >> i was not mentally prepared or emotionally prepared for what we saw at walter reed. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

now, the f.b.i. has been examining the flight simulator that was taken from the home of the malaysia airlines captain. late today, correspondent bob orr learned that some of the files deleted from the hard drive have been recovered, but sources tell him nothing suspicious was found. tonight, there is more troubling news on ukraine. david martin has learned there is growing concern in the u.s. military that russia could take more of ukraine after annexing crimea last week. david is at the pentagon for us tonight. david? >> reporter: scott, no one knows what vladimir putin will do next, but u.s. intelligence analysts believe he may be preparing to carve out a land corridor connecting russia directly with crimea. analysts have been watching the build-up of russian infantry, armored and airborne units and estimate they are preparing to seize three cities, all of which are a predominant lie russian speaking population. it could carve a area to crimea that could keep it re-supplied. in a phone conversation,

he popped up on the f.b.i. radar when he posted terrorist messages on social media including a plot to bomb the los angeles subway station. agents posing as extremists around his trust and he told them the goal was maximum fear and a maximum blow to the u.s. government so he could watch it tumble and fall in the wake of a civil war. last week, nicholas teausant was interviewed on the campus in stockton of someone wearing a fake mill their uniform now it is his classmates who are being interviewed about him. >> he was a newly convertedded muslim but he never really said anything. he was normal. >> also, nicholas teausant joined the california national guard in 2012 but never made it to budget camp because he failed to meet the education requirements. if he is convicted of the charge he faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. >>> 4:32. a man crossing track on the peninsula is nearly hit and it is all caught on camera. >> caltrain released this link which shows him inches from being hit. it happened in redw

. >>> now bombshell bust involving long-time bay area politician state senator leland 83 the f.b.i. arrested him on corruption and other charges in raids across the bay area. our reporter, katie marzullo, is outside senator yee's san francisco home. >> we foe he came to the home after getting out out of court. we have video of him leaving court just getting into a car and taking off. he posted $500,000 bond. chances he faces include weapons trafficking, and remember, this is a senator who has been outspoken advocate if gun control, and drug trafficking and money lawn decembering. agents say he was trading favors for campaign contributions to pay off the run for the mayor which he lost but, also, the run for secretary of state. an example, $10,000 he took after pushing through a contract with the department of public health. the attorney spoke with us briefly and said they will fight the charges. >> as in all cases we enter not guilty pleas and the case takes on a life of its own with discovery being provided, motions being made, and sometimes a case ending up in trail. >> the arrests

. >> keep them weak in their body, weak in their mind >> reporter: the f f.b.i. says the church of well. is on the agency's radar. local police have investigated the death of a three-day-old infant born to a church member in 2012. according to a statement from the child's father he and other church members did not seek medical treatment for the baby because they would she would be resurrected. a grand jury decided not to press charges. >> that's not faith. >> that's not godly. >> what was it? >> i would almost call it murder. >> we tracked down the church of wells reclusive leader, sean morris. >> we want to give you -- let you guys explain some of perhaps the false assumptions about you guys. >> no. i don't want to give any comment. thank you. >> a church member who did not wish to be identified says the allegations against leaders are false. >> they make these people look like they are monsters and they are not. you know, they just regular people like you and i. >> they can come across as very polite but, also, the most judgmental and at times hostile people i h