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i urge the fbi from early on, even wrote a chapter. unfortunately, these warnings have just been largely ignored, even the 9/11 commission focused three of their recommendations out of 41 on creating a privacy and civil liberties oversight board. bush pulled the rug from under that early on. obama, two years later, has never appointed any people come in the of the five seats to that board, which is just incredible and light of what has gone on coming to an revelations of warrantless monitoring and torture. what people need to do is basically ask for more than just ang investigation, but ask for congress to actually take on something like a new church committee. that has been asked for. i think barbara lee actually had a proposal a year ago for something like that. we should all contact our elected representatives and as for congress to take on greater oversight of what is going on. >> we will certainly continue to follow this case as it unfolds. thank you, coleen rowley form fbi agentnd istleblower, jess sundin joe isobaker joe, thank y

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the fbi said it could not comment on pending litigation. c lee, abc 7 news. >>> thieves targeted the home of a bay area musician and now he is offering a reward for the return of two guitars. rob flynn is the lead singer and guitarist for the heavy metal band. someone broke into his home when was picking up his son from school. >> the one guitar that i wrote and recorded my first album burn my eyes with it. 18 years ago. very, very sentimental to me. ♪ >> ther blue lightning bolt guitar was given to him by dime bag darryl the late guitar player for pan terra. he would very much like both of them back. >>> in an effort to rekindle the economic recovery president obama is promising to make tax cuts for r & d r & d permanent. part of a plan that he outlined today in cleveland, ohio. mark matthews with reaction from silicon valley and business leaders and the bay area. >> reporter: the president's economic proposals were couched in a very partisan political speech. >> instead of tax loopholes that incentivize investment in overseas jobs i'm prop

>> he believes the fbi framed him and a kpomp san -- companion and that the real bomber tried to kill them because they're environmental activists. today was a latest in a series of court battles dragged on for years. >> bottom line is that fbi aloud criminals to conduct murders. >> earth first environmentalists says the fbi only targeted him and fellow activist judy barry never looking for real bomber. and and he lawyer sthaiz is why the fbi now wants to destroy crucial evidence that might lead to the culprit. >> fbi actively involved in scuttling any possibility of a future prosecution in what remains unsolved murder investigation. >> the bombing happened may 24th, 1990 and there is a barry suffered injuries. search warrants said explosives were in the back seat and same nails were found in the house. and their case started falling part. the fbi concluded the bomb was under the driver's seat and nails didn't match. the newspaper receive aid letter taking responsibility for the bombing. and signed the lord's avenger. it's described in detail found weeks earlier in a lumber mill. chur

. >>> a cheating scandal rocks the fbi. out how agents were scamming the system. >>> plus topper is tracking another round of severe weather in our forecast. >>> and new information on that wild gun fight in the heart of u street, including what led to the shooting. >>> this is 9news now. >>> a possible witness to a crime, afraid for his life and perhaps a target for a gunman. >> tonight we are finding out more and more about the man killed in the heart of washington's bustling u street corridor, and it is a miracle that when all of the bullets were flying by, passersby were somehow not hit. armando is standing by live. >> reporter: that shooting happened at u street exactly at this block, and for the next two blocks it was the wild, wild west. that shooting spree may have been motivated by an attempt to silence a witness. this car may have been used. two men have been taken into custody at the same address, one earlier today, one tonight. police have also recovered some weapons there, but it's not known if they were used i

what was this number, if you will, doing for the fbi? >> he was doing a number of things. ch that we actually got was from dr. king's funeral down in atlanta, which we know that earnest withers was there covering. we have his photos. he shot pictures of coretta and the final services. me-338r. he said, be on the lookout, a couple of dr. king's aides are coming back to memphis. this is wa a week after they had a disastrous march. dr. king had led a march a week before his death that turned into a riot. here their informant, me-338-r was telling them they are coming back. >> have you been able to find any living person to corroborate the story that you are matching up with the documents? >> well, yes. i initially had a source. i didn't just stumble upon this. i went looking for this, because i had a source that told me that earnest withers had worked as an informant for the fbi. he provided tips. he was a good informant. he was well-connected in the community. he knew everyone. earne earnest withers got around during the civil rights period. everything that this source told m

i elected to stay with the director of the fbi. of the momus -- at the moment this happens when the military talks to the civilians? >> there was communication between the military and the fbi at the operations center. >> turning to the pentagon. douglas feith, where were you that morning? >> i was in moscow. we were working on what we thought was going to be one of the most important projects for national security policy, creating a brand new relationship with russia. i was in moscow. i had just completed a whole day's negotiation with the general and the russian defense ministry about offensive nuclear weapons reductions and missile defense. we had a joint press appearance when we came out of negotiations. when that was finished, someone from the u.s. in deceit in moscow said to me that the first airplane had hit. we went to another press conference with the foreign press. when we arrived, we were told the second airplane had hit. i have been told when i came into my job toem

this is the former fbi agent. he's been missing in iran for three -- over three years, hasn't been heard from. first, can you tell us, is he alive? is he okay? >> translator: i think we should ask that question from the fbi. >> larry: but he's in your country -- >> translator: how would i know? how am i supposed to know? there are many individuals, many people who come to our country and leave. >> larry: so you have no idea where he is? >> translator: no. >> larry: his family says -- his family that they were promised a full report on his disappearance from your government and they have never heard anything. >> translator: we never made that promise. we agreed to have a joint information and intelligence committee with the u.s. government to gather information about his whereabouts, on his whereabouts, and we have expressed hope that this committee will soon be held and we express our preparedness to be part of the committee. now, if the fbi were to give more information about the purpose of this trip and what inf

the fbi crime lab, spotty at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. no identification on the body and they have spent one week looking and pittsburgh in a landfill for the 35 year-old frederick sales and this is a picture and also he lived in this house with his father, a 73 year-old ricardo sales and police found him be tend to death in his bed on august 28th. and we of said accrue to this house, and we're on this story and as soon as we get this information will pass it on to you. pam? >> we will continue to cover this, and as we continue to deve our coverage will continue www.kron.com and more muni controversy tonight as a driver's discuss a possible sick out. and service restitutions last saturday, and changes to procedures, and $80 parking fee, tonight kron 4 looks all this could affect your commute. >> an anonymous flyer is circulating. >> anonymous flies in circulating among muni for a four day sick out on september 14th. as christine connolly explains the muni says it is just a rumor but officials are preparing, just in case. >> this is a flyer

the fbi seal shows the eye standing for integrity. >> it is a big embarrassment for the fbi. >> reporters cheated on the test and don't know what they are supposed to know. >> an agent might do something and violate the law and then screw up a case that could then let some potential terrorist go free. and that's one of the dangers. >> the supervisors were among those who cheated. the former fbi supervisor has a new job, he is running the washington, d.c. police foundation now. >>> this is 9 news now. >> good morning. welcome to 9 news now. today is wednesday, september 29th. i'm andrea roane. angie goff has traffic. howard bernstein has the forecast. but we begin with breaking news for you. a two-alarm apartment fire in northeast washington. it began at a five-story apartment building in the 8100 block of 16th street. with us by phone is kenneth crosswhite with dc fire and ems. good morning, ch

the "memphis commercial appeal" has unearthed secret fbi files. thers was also a paid snitch selling information and photographs to the fed n. one entry, dr. king checked into the lorraine motel prior to going to a strategy meeting. it was april 3rd, 1968, the day before king was murdered. the files refer to withers as me 338 r. the "r" stood for racial info informant. >> it's an act of betrayal to even let the fbi think that they could get someone from among us to do us harm. >> reporter: in the late '60s the fbi director j. edgar hoover seemed determined to destroy dr. king. everyone within the movement's leadership knew it. >> we always operated under the assumption that we were under the microscope and that our telephones were tapped. >> withers marched with dr. king, ate with him, sat in on strategy sessions with leaders of the movement. a known and trusted face, he had access and a camera. withers' daughter is as shocked as anyone. >> out of character for my father. that's not representative of who he was as a man and what he stood for. >> re

at its front door, the fbi seal shows the i standing for integrity. >> it's a big embarrassment to the fbi. >> reporter: they cheated and don't know what they're supposed to do. >> an agent may do something and violate the law and then screw up a case that could then let some potential terrorists go free. and that is one of the dangers there. >> reporter: the report says supervise sores supervisors were among those that cheated. the agent decided to retire after that investigation began. lango reported that that former fbi supervisor has a new job this week, running the washington police foundation. >>> an update now on the death of a green party candidate for the u.s. senate in maryland. kenneth henry is taking over for her daughter natasha pettigrew who was run over and killed while biking. in a written statement henry said, i can think of no greater honor than to run my daughter's race to the finish line. >>> jimmy carter is expected to be in dc tomorrow after spending the night in the hospital. he started feeling sick on a flight. emergency crews took him to the hospital where he w

strong believer and supporter of civil rights but at the same time was working hand-in-hand with the fbi? >> reporter: the newspaper used federal documents to chronicle withers' front lines of coverage of the civil rights movement. >> anybody who might possibly threaten the establishment or might be a celebrity of any kind and this was a good conduit for getting that information. >> while the fbi was using him, he was using the fbi. >> reporter: the reverend joseph lowery is among those withers documented. >> i still would like to think that he understood that there was nothing he could do or give the fbi that could be used to hurt us. to hurt the movement. i believe that about ernest. >> reporter: the works of ernest withers have been in high demand for decades at museums and galleries around the country including this one here in atlanta. in fact, the ernest withers museum is set to open in his old beale street studio in memphis. the allegations are a blow to withers' family, fearful they could stain his legacy. >> he left images that are in our minds giving us a true picture of what t

after being carefully lifted from the seafloor last even under the careful eyes of the fbi. the full explanation of the explosion that killed 11 workers is undetermined, but now investigators are a step closer to learning how it rapidly unfolded into the largest environmental disaster. anne thompson was on board the ship that retrieved the blowout preventer and joins us from new orleans with more. anne. >> reporter: good evening, lesser. the blow joet prevent ee eer is the custody of the fbi tonight making its way to shore and to a nasa facility in louisiana where it will be inspected for evidence as investigators try to answer the question of why it failed. it emerged fully from the gulf of mexico, a 1 million pound metal sea creature pulled up. as the sun set on the scene of the biggest oil spill in america's history. the final 100 feet journey from the seafloor were the longest. hydrates, the crystals that foiled several attempts to cap the we will, created trouble. marvin morris is the leader. >> the hydrates as they come up melt and gas off. as it comes to the surface, w

office has announced that they will be investigating the fbi performance in this case and so there's a ground swell of support for keeping this investigation alive from very powerful political and editorial sources. >> who were the accomplices? >> basically, ivan -- the powder found in the letter to senator daschle was the most sophisticated ever discovered. it was ground down and meant to be a killing machine. he didn't have the expertise, maybe he got it from somebody else. we just don't know. >> that's remarkably distressing news. we don't know who is manufacturing it. >>> how will the new acquisition reforms affect companies that supply >> last week pentagon acquisition chief ash carter joined us to explain his plan to cut the costs of the department. this week we're joined by a company that provides intelligence services and the company was founded in 1978 and employs 7000 people. welcome back. >> glad to be here. >> what do the guidelines mean for companies like yours? >> i think they're logical. if you read the memo and think about it. everything he's proposing makes sense. it

the fbi concluded that dr.ce ivan sent out the anthrax tainted letters in 2006 that killed five people. ivan committed suicide in 2008 just before he was about to be charged. the gao mr. determine if there are uncertainties and how the fbi reached its conclusion. >> the gao will also see how effective agencies are. >>> a military officer who will decide whether there is enough evidence to warrant a trial for the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people at a texas army base has decided to close a hearing. the judge said he plans to call the 32 people hurt during last november's shooting at ft. hood. major nadal as san was charged. >>> most of the steel plant has been idled since summer. now employees learn that it will be extended until deals. there's great concern over what the future holds for the workers and the plant. >> reporter: there's little activity at the plant. tin cans are still being made but the blast furnace that takes raw material and turns them into steel is shut down. the company now says

. >> i still would like to think that he understood that there was nothing he could do or give the fbit could be used to hurt us. to hurt the movement. i believe that about ernest. >> reporter: the works of ernest withers have been in high demand for decades at museums a galleries around the country including this one here in atlanta. in fact, the ernest withers museum is set to open in memphis. the allegations are a blow to withers' family, fearful they could stn his legacy. >> he left images that are in our nds giving us a true picture of what took place. and to say that he betrayed african-americans is a false statement. >> reporter: images of the country's troubled history and the man behind them, drawing new headlines decades later. ron mott, nbc news, atlanta. >>> and that's our broadcast on a tuesday evening. thank you as always for being here with us, i'm bria williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

how hopeful are you, though, that the fbi can actually make a reunion possibly happen? od chance that they can. we have faith in them. i've seen the things that they have done so far. and they actually are treating this fast it happened today. >> do you know what kinds of leads they may have? there's one apparently that says beth may have been kidnapped by gypsies? >> some of the information that's been released is not -- you know, they've checked out and some they've eliminated. but at the same time, this way leads that were given to us that had never been reported directly to the mipolice. and they're checking those leads, also. >> i know these past 45 years have had to be so difficult. you have a number of sub siblings obviously. how have weatheryou weathered ts not know something. >> you just have to go on with your life. there's soonly so much that you can do. you have a life to live and children to take care of and grandchildren. >> it seems like, though, none of you ever gave up hope of finding her. >> no, we actually didn't. we had no reason to believe that she w

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the fbi has an evidence response team like a csi. they are doing this preliminary walk-through this afternoon when a hercules detective notice the something unusual. they say what is that? they poured a chemical called luminol on the floor and identified blood spots, following it into the downstairs closet and found the body. the huge question right now, how did they miss the body in the first place? don knapp is now live on the scene in hercules. don, are the police explaining just what happened yet? they didn't find it before now? >> reporter: in a word, joe, no comment on that so far. but as you know, since about 3:00 today when that police department issued that press release, this place has been a bee hive of activity. there are helicopters, news crews and police officers on the scene. we got a few moments with a police spokeswoman who answered the obvious question, that is, is this body frederick sales? here's doreen matthews. >> the search at the landfill was suspended at approximately 4:30 today. >> why is that? >> that's the

let's go to clint van zandt who was a hostage negotiator for the fbi. this is brand-new video just coming in to us now, clint, from their coral gables in florida. give us your sense of the situation. our nbc station there in miami was reported it starred last night with a domestic dispute. >> not too surprising, contessa, a situation like this gets very confused. there were multiple reports today, as you suggest, a domestic dispute last night. there was also reports that there was a home invasion, a hostage taking that a bank teller was forced to wear an alleged explosive device on his body, and had entered the bank. there were also reports of multiple bank robbers so this is flying left and right, but, supposedly, the fbi, earlier this morning, indicated to their knowledge that one person had entered the bank wearing a bomb about 11:30 or a half an hour ago. we do know that a shirtless man had exited the bank, was in handcuffs and was in police custody and that the bomb squad was on the scene supposedly evaluating whether there was a device inside the b

but the fbi spent eight hours questioning the victim in this incident. they released him late last night and say he is still a victim. there are questions this morning, whether or not he was involv pl jus a pawn in one of th rist bank heists in memy. invasion, earlrida became a hostage situation, a bank robbery and an attepted bombing. ending with the alleged robbers getting away. the apparent victim, being led away shirtless and in handcuffs. police say three, masked men allegedly burst into 25-year-old diego uscamayta's miami-area home. holding him and his father at gunpoint at seven hours. then at about 8:00 a.m., two of the men forced the bank teller into his car and ordered him to drive to his bank. and rigging him, with what the fbi says appeared to be an explosive device. >> the men said, we have a remote, you know, triggering device. we want you to get as much money that you possibly can and bring it out to us. >> reporter: a branch manager helped uscamayta gather the cash. the robbers never had to step foot inside the bank. after the gunmen drov

it is 8 after the hour. >>> up next a closer look at allegations of cheating at the fbi. >>> in three minutes what the agents are accused of cheating on and the reaction from the agency. >>> right now our daily focus on maryland traffic and weather. here's howard. >> we start wednesday off on a quiet note. it won't be the case throughout the day. the clouds will thicken. we are looking at a cool start. jackets or sweatshirts. 50s to low 60s out there. as we go throughout the day a chance of showers will be developing in southern maryland even by noon with temperatures near 70 in cambridge and frederick 70. mostly cloudy skies. we go through the afternoon and the chance of showers spreads up the bay. highs this the upper 60s to low 70s. a lot cooler but the heavier rain moves in tonight and get ready for megarains on thursday. angie? >>> talking about the conditions on the roadways. a live look from sky t. in the capital beltway near georgia avenue. volume on the outer loop to the right side of the screen is starting to build around university past this point at georgia. plus five minu

when the fbi tells us that, it is not true. they say dna does not matter was the attacker was a stranger or we have a suspect identified. in fact, having dna evidence in and is crucial for any prosecution of these days. juries expect it. a corporate the victims' stories. it establishes patterns of a serial rapist. the data we have is insufficient for our needs and impede our ability to report and why so few rapists and up in prison. we would like to see the department of justice track rate cases from initial reports all the way through ultimate disposition. based on what we know, there are a few things congress can do now. they can first past the act passed in the house which would create a national registry of forensic evidence for sexual attack cases. it would provide crucial information and open up data to the media so that we can have investigative reports to help us see what is going on elsewhere. it would allow us to track raids by jurisdiction. --rapes by jurisdiction. we could incorporate the registration of the safer ac

i think i answered the fbi to the best of my knowledge. if you would like to pot out some of my uncandidness, i would be happy to reply. >> well, i certainly will. if we could pull up porteous 347, this is your fbi 302. do you recall being asked whether judge porteous ever was known to abuse alcohol? >> no. >> could you highlight that statement before me? let me see if i can pull up a copy of my own to read that. >> madam chair, i wanted to object. if the congressman is using this document t impeach, he hasn't posed a question as being a content of the document. he simply went to the document and is pulling outlines. >> i believe he asked him if he recalled, saying if he had abused alcohol. so he may be using it to refresh his recollection, i don't know. >> maybe the congress man could be clear. but usually if he's going to be impeached or refreshed, he is given a question first, such as did he use alcohol and if the answer is in conflict with the 302, then it can be used for that purpose. >> may i proceed? i think the question was whether

fbi. quiet. okay, okay. who else is in the house? no one, no one's here but me. fbi! fbi! fbi! clear! clear! clear! what? what's going on? you the registered owner of a 2001 saturn ion? yes, it's my daughter's car. your daughter? erica, but she isn't here right now. she's at school. what, she's a student? no, a teacher. kindergarten. your daughter's a kindergarten teacher? why? what's going on? is this her? yes. where is she? where's erica?! it's the super rooty tooty fresh n' fruityt, starting at $4.99. it's value, covered with fruit and whipped topping. ihop. come hungry. leave happy. >> woman: libman's new freedom mop has a microfiber, machine-washable pad to free you from expensive disposable pads-- another reason libman makes good, clean sense. this doesn't make any sense. she can't be dead. you must have the wrong girl. uh, sir, i'm sorry, we don't. my wife died when erica was 12. her brother remy was six. erica kept us going, kept us together. how could someone like that ever be involved in a robbery? when was the last time you saw or spoke to her? this morning. she lives here with you

the hercules police department and the fbi crime lab came to this residency. a body inside this residents. at that point, a body has not been identified or a cause of death the seventh identified. >> how long has the fbi been here? >> today was the first day and they were here with the hercules police to collect additional evidence. until we make a positive identification of the body that was found in the residence, frederick sales is still missing. >> i did ask matt where the body was found and she just said it was inside the house. however, she did not provide specifics,-- ms. matthews. at this point, that investigators will remain out here, to hopefully get an identification on the bottom of very soon. reggie kumar. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room and an explosion in the san bernadine nruno avenue e skyline boulevard. you can see there are a number of homes in this area. a few industrial buildings and again, san bruno ave and skyline boulevard of ward of an explosion. >> this is just unfolding and we have somebody on the phone that might be able to e

teams, the bomb squad and the fbi swarmed in, closing down area roads and schools. and sparking rumors of a hostage standoff. >> they said they're taking hostages in the bank of america, right next to my apartment. >> reporter: it took the bomb squad three hours to help the man cut free of his shirt and the device. which they then detonated. >> they were screaming, fire in the hole. >> reporter: uscamayta was led away in handcuffs, police said as a precaution. >> it is an unusual event to have explosives strapped to a victim and sent in. >> reporter: but not unprecedented. in 2003, a man robbed a bank, with a time bomb fastened to his neck. he said he was coerced into it. investigators later learned he had helped plan the heist. and while that bomb detonated, killing the victim, in this case, uscamayta was unhurt. while the fbi says he is still a victim, there are reports that that bomb was a fake. and that uscamayta was acting suspiciously calm throughout the crisis. dan? >> matt, thank you. i want to pick up on the last point you made. >>> joining us now from bosto

it is a humiliating failure on the police department's part, it even the fbi, cia, and the military, who i have been contacting three times per day, and nothing is being done. i don't understand why nothing has happened. what is going on? i don't know. i really cannot say. why hasn't anything been done about such a dangerous weapon that we are all exposed to? if you don't understand, simplify, they can attack your mind from very far away -- attacked it and change your thoughts, stop your thoughts, and apparently a lot of people who have left, come here, spoken about it, complained about it, and everything like that. if you cannot protect yourselves -- i cannot protect myself against that. it is more deadly than a handgun. it is a deadly assault on people, using dangerous weapons. aside from this, the main part in all of this, i have spoken to kelly dunne. she has been affected by the weapon. aside from this, james ramsay i think could be affected by the weapon. he is out of the office now, looking into this. and jim, who has not investigated the matter for eight months, eight months.

we called the fbi. they said they know nothing about this. a form high-ranking fbi official who worked throughout the middle east for years came on this from say the whole idea is ridiculous. they don't have trouble recruiting terrorists. he also told us this is in all his time in the middle east, the fbi never got any reports about this. the idea to our attention when we had her booked on our show to talk about illegal immigration and the 14th amendment. i hadn't heard of louie gohmert's claims yet when i interviewed debbie riddle on august 10th. take a look. representative riddle, you told my producer that pregnant women are coming here as tourists, having babies and then going back home "with a nefarious purpose of turning them into little terrorists who will then come back to the u.s. and do us harm." you said it's part of an organized terrorist element that could cost us lives. where did you hear that? >> that is information that is coming to my office from former fbi officials. >> what former fbi officials, i mean, what evidence is there

together with the fbi, they have rescued 140 domestic victims. numerous traffickers have been prosecuted receiving life sentences. i met with the human trafficking alliance. included in this group as a law- enforcement leader in texas. he and his officers told me that one of the biggest issues they face in combating trafficking is how to care for the victims. more specifically, they told me there is better care available to international trafficking victims that the rescue and houston then there is for our own citizens that are traffic. consider what is available to an international trafficking victim. and i am not saying we should not help these victims, but here is what is available. they are eligible to apply for a visa which allows them to stay lawfully in the united states. immigrants service groups help them apply for free legal, medical, mental, housing and educational services. they can receive care in a residential facility or a long- term foster homes. basically, we provide care to international trafficking victims. here are the resource

the fbi took safeguards to guard against identify. t they don't do in the reports is give the name of the informant. they assign informants symbol numbers, a symbol is the acronym of the field office in this case "me" and 338 and "r" was a racial informant so if you obtained a fbi report, you wouldn't know the source of the information. ironically, in this case, if fbi inadvertent gave name and informant number and identified him. >> pretty fascinating revolution. appreciate your joining us and talking to us about this. >> thank you. good talking with you. >> like wise. >>> still ahead, the latest news across the political ticker. embracing gay republicans. why one gop leader ignoring conservative critics and reaching out to a growing force within the party. my car and you'll take care of everything? yep, even the rental. what if i'm stuck at the office? if you can't come to us, we'll come to you in one of our immediate response vehicles! what if mother won't let me drive? then you probably wouldn't have had an accident in the first pl

the fbi is considering a $10,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. >>> president obama got an earful from real voters yesterday. numbers may add to his troubles. emily schmidt is live with the latest. how it's played out at the white house. >> the recession is over. the national bureau of economic research declared monday. saying the longest downturn since the great depression actually ended in june, 2009. but many americans say seeing is believing and they don't believe just yet. >> is the american dream dead for me? >> i'm exhausted. i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration. >> president obama faced frustrated and worried voters at a town hall meeting at the economy and he urged patients. >> we thought we were well beyond the high dollars of our lives. quite frankly, starting to knock on our door. is this my new reality? >> my goal here is not to try to convince you that everything is where it needs to be, it's not. what i am saying, we are moving in the right direction. >> this year, the economy has stabilized, but unemployment is higher. a

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, the fbi approached the people and how the fbi decided they they're ones to apreach, we'll only learn trial and the fbi approached them and it has been going on since '08, information given and money paid an conversations being had and plans made, bank accounts in venezuela and argentina, being open, and in reality, the government concedes this, because this was a controlled sting, by the fbi, and nobody was ever harmed and none of the information ever made its way to venezuela. bill: controlled sting, interesting. go to your next point. >> the next point is an interesting unwaone, they are n accused of spying, not accused of espionage, not accused of selling classified material, they are accused of selling restricted data, which is a phrase simply meaning, these people once agreed not to reveal it. if it turns out this restricted data is available publicly, or easy to get on the internet, the government's case collapses. bill: no kidding, they were not charged as spying. >> right. bill: not charged with espionage. or classified secrets. >> that's why when they pleaded note guilty yes

the fbi thinks its case is pretty tight and so did the federal judge. jon?r griffin, thanks. a mexico san journalist says he has escaped his country's deadly drug war with asylum in the united states. the editor of the news web site covers the attack on mexican drug gangs as well as other stories. he says someone started threatening him two years ago. the asylum ruling would be a first for a mexico call journalist since the drug war began. meanwhile, violence in mexico has claimed two more high profile victims. both of them politicians in northern mexico. police say a gunman murdered a mayor and one of his employees at his home near monterrey late yesterday. today, shooters seriously wounded a mayor elect small town of sue ciudad juarez. there was a break-in, a robbery, a hostage stand off and arson. not to mexico the torture, -- mention the torture, the rape and the murder. terrible things investigators say happened to this connecticut family. and it's crowded on california's death row where some 700 or so inmates have been waiting for a death penalty chall

the fbi says the results could have been devastating. the fbi planned to kill at least 40 people with the device. >>> now that maryland is officially in the slots business. others are popping up. pat warren reports a new poll shows most marylanders would approve of table games. >> three, two, one. [ applause ] >> reporter: governor o'malley cut the ribbon at the hollywood casino in perryville. but a 67% cut of the casino's take which critics believe made it difficult for the state to attract bidders. add to that new concerns maryland is trumped by card games at casinos in neighboring states not to mention the biggest license holder may be shut down by a ballot question on whether to allow slots near arundel mills. >> we shouldn't be bullied into accepting slots in a mall and residential area if neighbors don't feel that's the appropriate spot. >> reporter: the ballot questions have both wrestled with expanded gambling in the state. >> i believe we started it in our administration. >> reporter: bob ehrlich will vote as an anne arundel slo

on the other hand, the fbi wants to know if bad guys are using these devices, what they're saying. >> i certainly understand the need for law enforcement to do their work. on the other hand, i do think we have an expectation of privacy when we use these devices and you worry that the people who are listening in could have used this authority, abuse the authority and infringe on civil rights. >> reporter: expect the legislation to come down the pipe sometime next year and if it passes it could be copied by security organizations around the globe. i'm matt bigler in san jose, for cbs 5. >>> well, matching bones literally disappearing inside your body. >> my bones have basically vanished. my neck. and my skull. >> a california woman battling through a rare disorder. and she is beating the odds. >>> well, today, plenty of sunshine, with hot temperatures, and for those of you who may not be so crazy about the heat, how long is it going to be this hot, and i will let you know. the seven-day forecast is coming up. there will be plenty of pumpkin pie this holiday season. ,,,,,,,, [ ruiz ] rel

a crucial piece of the failed oil well is now in the hands of the fbi. e block facility has been taken to new orleans. the oil well exploded killing 11 workers and spilling more than 200 million gallons of water into the gulf of mexico. >> president obama heads to philadelphia for a back to school speech. he will encourage students to focus on their studies. he will also emphasize the importance of an education in reaching your goals and dreams. >> 59 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> air fares are expected to rise. details straight ahead. >> there are some closures in effect because of a downed pole and wires in woodbine. we will check on the rest of we will check on the rest of the >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> a pleasant morning. >> it is nice outside. there is a down poll in woodbine. route 94 is shutdown in the area of florence road. take old annapolis road and get back onto florence road. you cannot get around it. other than that, there is police activity --

i know -- >> did you bring it to the attention of the fbi? >> i first brought to to my attention on the -- she brought it to my attention on an airplane, having flown together, and she brought that to my attention. that's why i was talking to the retired fbi agent about it. and so having talked to him, no, i didn't talk to them because the point is -- >> it went on like that. by the way, he's still not offered any proof about what these allegedly these ex-fbi officials told him or any evidence this is actually happening. we called the fbi. they said they know nothing about this. a form high-rinking fbi official who worked throughout the middle east for years came on this from say the whole idea is ridiculous. they don't have trouble recarruth terrorists. he also told us this is in all his time in the middle east, the fbi never got any reports about this. okay. tonight, though, we focus on the other texas lawmaker making these claims. she's a texas state representative. debbie riddle. she is the one who first brought the idea to our attention w