the first thing i did is i filed an information act with the fbi to get the fbi file which is thousands of pages. i even got with the fbi agents to come down they were wearing wires and i got the transcript of everything was set on the wonders and the first thing he said when he walked into the restaurant is if you are wearing a wire, and siggerud. so that's on tape. [laughter] so it was wild. it was about a year long interviewing. and so -- >> there is a section in the book i think is great where there's the correspondence between thad roberts who's going by the name orin. he was a geologist to an estimate but you have e-mails putative >> he was very excited that i was writing this book. he actually -- nasa gave him as a gift for solving the moonrock caper be named in asteroid after him so there is an eminem st floating around somewhere. but yes, everything in the book is reprinted directly, and a lot of the dialogue is actually, you know, straight from the transcript and everything. so, you know, i do get attacked a lot in the press for my style which is a very kind of dramatic cinema

the fbi thinks he may be living in virginia. hborhood -- but no one we talked to recognize time. >> his name is -- never seen him? >> he may have lived in virginia and gone to manhattan to rob banks. the fbi says a convicted felon with a 20-year rap sheet is 5 foot 7, 210 pounds and has a tattoo on his chest. authorities say he may look dapper but he is armed and dangerous. no one has been hurt and the fbi says for all of the miles, he only has about $10,000. they are offering a reward. we are live in a satellite center. >>> it is a case that has sparked outrage all across the country. a closed bridal shop in minnesota tossing out some of its inventory. workers were caught spray painting these designer wedding gowns. some people witnessed the destruction and wondered why the store did not donate these dresses to charity. >> it hurts me physically. give it to someone who does not have the money. >> the company has since apologized. the company says it will now consider donating its stresses no matter the condition. >>> the new cra

the fbi is now too big for the j. edgar hoover building. fairfax county officials are suggesting the bureau build a new headquarters on a 70-acre federal warehouse site near the franconia-springfield metro station. county residents have mixed reactions of the agency's possible move to virginia. >> don't know what it's going to traffic, but it's probably not going to help. >> it will be good for business. i got my own personal business. i'm a barber out here. it will bring more people. >> fairfax county supervisors believe moving the fbi to springfield could save the federal government over $40 million a year. >>> the supreme court is apparently leaning toward giving tv broadcasters a stricker decency standard than other entertainment provider. justices heard arguments at a first amendment case that involved several networks including nbc. the networks are concerned that rules concerning nudity are vague and not consistently enforced. lawyers for the government argued that broadcast television should be a dependable safe haven where children

she also reported him to the fbi. he met with agents three times and told them in detail about lashkar, about the training camps, even that gilani had bought night-vision goggles. you know, this incident that happened here, with the combination of the domestic assault allegation and the tip to the fbi, represented a golden opportunity to find out who he was. this was a serious moment, like a hinge moment in his trajectory into terrorism. an fbi agent called gilani's former handler at the dea, but gilani wasn't questioned. officials have told me his past as an informant caused the fbi to drop the inquiry. it was as if gilani could get away with anything. he escaped detection and came here to philadelphia with one job to do. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> rotella: daood gilani was about to disappear. so, i was looking for a record of a name change. gilani, g-i-l... >> he was born daood gilani. he comes back to the us, and he changes his name... >> rotella: it became david coleman headley. >> got it. >> ..

the fbi rolled up terrorists. s the myth that the fbi cannot function as an intelligence agency that develops clues and leads to future plots. that is now the main area of the

that was uncovered by the fbi as a result of the investigation.nd charged -- pharma was found guilty of espionage in forfeiture -- appealed his conviction. has the national defense information and getting to the public library. the impression he was guilty--determined not to be guilty of espionage because the interpretation of the law, national defense information that is protected. that is the nature of the information you have to protect for espionage and we do that through classification. big espionage, the big one is the unauthorized transmittal of national defense information that is protected. that is the legal standard to a foreign power or agent with intent to injure the united states or aid a foreign power. you go to jail the rest of your life or can be executed for of that one. little espionage preparatory acts ten years you can get for that. punishment can be death or life imprisonment. no statute of limitations on that espionage or little espionage. protect national defense information and get ten years. finding people who are arrested

he's encouraged by today's news, especially since he has filed a civil suit against the fbi. the 21-year-old college student said they started tracking him after a friend made jokes about a bomb on the blog. the stigma has taken a toll. he has lost friends and he is always looking over his shoulder. >> even my career was impacted recently when i was looking for a job. they would google my name and they would recognize that i'm the guy being investigated by the fbi. i don't want anyone else to go through the same instance on the situation that i have to. >> reporter: in santa clara, cbs5. >> well, it's in for roberta tonight. it's so nice going to sleep with the sound of rain. >> yes, i love that. the wind whipping up around the bay area. of course, we needed the rain drops. now that the rain has cleared out for the most part, except the rain drops are behind, leaving behind the fog and the low clouds. we'll see very thick stuff overnight tonight. how is tonight? looking at the satellite image. building up ahead. that's the center of the ridge that started to sneak in. you'll l

and not so much against 10 and how the fbi caught him. it is a 65 day manhunt and it took some three dozen agents many millions of dollars. it also took the law-enforcement agencies of canada and mexico and portugal and from the scotland yard that caught him, yet heathrow where he was boarding a plane trying to get through the show where he wanted to become a mercenary soldier. this book is largely based out to be vincent hughes collection. there is a cop in that they insist and infused with a dispatcher and to do that night. this event touched his life in a profound way and changed him forever and decided to go to his entire retirement to collect t-man digitizing all the documents he could get on the kingston nasa station. some 20,000 documents and counting. i found out by accident thursday curator in memphis and that there's this guy named vince you might want to talk to them he's pretty cool. some gaming fans, that sounds -- that's not to have been. put that in my back pocket. the midst of the trips to memphis and then they found out th

the fbi field office in baltimore wouldn't comment about the report. the fed said in 2004 the fbi found no linkses to terrorism and didn't believe there was a specific plot targeting schools. >>> now for the latest on a security scare that inconvenienced thousands of travelers. a 65-year-old texas woman was arrested and the agency overseeing security is under scrutiny. a loaded .38 caliber got past screeners yesterday on an american airlines flight bound for houston. seems the attorney judith kenney walked through. by the time screeners realized what they were seeing, she and her bag had des a-- disappeared. they scrambled to find her. >> makes me feel concerned about what's really going on. is the screening process really as efficient and secure as it should be. >> when you let a weapon go through and you have to call the plane back, passengers already through, disrupting travel, there's something wrong with the performance of the agency. >> now they eventually found her and pulled her off the jetment this wound up delaying 11 flights in total. since

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he decides something is going on, so he e-mails the fbi in the united states and says he might be interested in this. the fbi crystal case using axel is their main source. he reached out to me. wonderful guy. and nasa people were feeding him things they wanted me to know. and then, i decided i want to go to an asset he would like. they said no one was allowed to talk to me. and what the website and sign up for a level 92 or, which is an internal high-security story. i figured they would cross checked my name, but it's a government bureaucracy and we know how that works. i show up at nasa and they give me a security badge and the next thing i know i'm inside nasa. and then pat roberts is texting me. he's like okay, there's a door at the back of the cafeteria. so is walking around nasa being the ultimate guide to repair the guy who wrote an asset. i got a lot of great information and i was able to get court documents. i have a little group who helped me. i have a lawyer who is kind of like one of those guys who can do anything lawyers in his private eyes who can go to tampa and get me to court

. >> in a raid on his home last month, the fbi and irs seized some of the things he bought, a motorcycle, a car, and his integrity. >> i've tried to teach you the importance of character and integrity. my conduct set a poor example. >> thomas resigned his position last night. he will be back here by u.s. district court on may 3rd. he is facing sentencing. the guidelines say he should get between 37-46 months in prison. the judge does not have to give him that, but people will be surprised if he does not get some prison time. it is 114 days before an election to replace thomas, and people are scrambling to get that job. >> thank you. you can read more about harry thomas online right now at wjla.com. let us know what you think about the plea and the resignation on our facebook page. >> also tonight, a grandmother will spend more than three decades behind bars for killing her own granddaughter. today, a judge sentenced carmela dela rosa to 35 years in prison for throwing her granddaughter of a walkway back in 2010. the murderer was caught on security cameras. she told police she did it beca

if the fbi considers moving, it means more than 1 billion -- since there building downtown needs morelion of repairs. >> ward 5 residents have a clear picture of where to turn for help after the resignation of their councilman. last night kwame brown hossted a question and answer session. right now his staff will handle questions. an election could be held by the middle of may. >> residents will have a chance to weigh in on a proposed fare increase for d.c. taxicabs. a public hearing will be held at 10:00 at one judiciary square this morning. the one to raise the per mile rate from $1.50 to $2.60. the surcharge for extra passengers will be eliminated. >> the national park service is set to reduce -- to apporrove a plan to reduce the number of deer. sharpshooters will be brought in. culling is the most effective method of her control. >> reducing the deer herd is necessary in order to maintain it rock creek park the way it exists. >> it is a shame. it would be nice if they could transplant them elsewhere. >> plan is expected to be approved in the next 30 days. the park service will use

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i found the drug there all three times. >> based on the fbi's findings, this pathologist determined the is my opinion that kathy augustine died from succinylcholine toxicity. >> but if the drug was in her body, how and when did it get there? the pathologist pointed to this mark on kathy's left hip as a possible injection site and said there was no evidence that it had occurred in the course of kathy's hospital treatment. >> does that particular wound show up anywhere in the medical records as a therapeutic injury? >> no. >> therefore, the prosecutors argued, the mark must have happened before kathy went to the hospital. >> raise your right hand to be sworn. >> as for the early theory that kathy had suffered a heart attack, the prosecutors attempted to knock that down by putting this cardiologist on the stand. >> you can say that the arteries are perfectly normal. >> okay. >> this is not what you'd expect if someone were having a heart attack. >> the prosecutors may have established succinylcholine as the cause of death, but they still needed to connect chaz higgs to the murder weapon. t

less than five years, and i there ared from the fbi -- transferred from the fbi starting in 2003. i worked a number of high-profile cases such as the uss cole, the bombing in riyadh, the complex bombing, the assassination and murder of the u.s. diplomat in 2002. and i was exposed to working with cia officers overseas, and i -- they valued the cultural and linguistic abilities, and i transferred from the fbi to the cia, and i was dispatched immediately to work in baghdad. so i was involved in the hunt for saddam hussein. obviously, that was a successful operation. but i detail a lot of other cases that i worked for for the cia. >> how long were you with the cia? when did you leave? >> for a little less than five years, a little less than ten years total government service. >> the subtitle of your new book, uncompromised, is "the raise, fall and redemption." why in that recorder? order? >> because my career had skyrocketed. i was being assigned cases that senior agents with experience, and same thing, i was given a lot of missions that i needed to accomplish that were extremely hard

the fbi has simply outgrown the j. edgar hoover building. fairfax county officials are suggesting a 70-acre federal warehouse site seconds from the franconia metro station. residents have mixed reactions of the agency's possible move to virginia. >> don't know what it's going to do to traffic. it's probably not going to help. >> it will be good for business. i got my own personal business. i'm a barber out here. it will be -- will bring more people. >> fairfax county supervisors believe moving the fbi down to springfield could save the federal government over $40 million a year. >>> sounds like something out of a movie. a shoplifter jumps on the metro tracks to try to avoid police. it's exactly what happened at the pentagon city mall. police say the man stole something from the nordstrom's there around 8:00. security guards chased him into the metro station. that's where he jumped on to the tracks and took off down the tunnel. metro officials were forced to shut down the trains in both directions for a short time. arlington police eventually

that is the fbi, criminal investigative side on terrorism, and next to the fbi, i think we ha agents assigned to those. so there are times when it seems like there are duplication or redundancies or what have you, but i think are being worked at on the ground or in the field. >> despite, most of the skmernz businesses they work for ignore how can you paredness. encourage preparedness planning? >> well, i'd be interested in some of the media strategies some of you all might be familiar with, because it is constant message iing. every year we're pushing that have your bag, have where you are if you're separated from the family, that sort of thing. we still have surveys and the like that the majority of people really don't have those things together. one of the ways we're dealing with that, quite frankly, is doing more education in the schools themselves, educating young people, because not only will they hopefully urge their parents to be prepared, but also as they grow into adults themselves, hopefully they would have instilled those values. we're always looking for new ways to press

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the fbi in baltimore would not comment about the report.t's important to know no specific schools were mentioned and they found no links to terrorism and didn't believe there was a specific plot targeting schools. jamie, back to you. >>> one more day of practice for the ravens and then it's off to new england for the afc championship. terrell suggs was singing opera. ed reed is the only player. they talked about how tough it is to play new england. >> this is an underrated defense. i'm sure they probably feel that way. it's the healthiest it's been. >> if we just play one or two things and let the tempo dictate what we do they will pick us apart. we have to do as good a job as we can. at the same time get lined up and play our responsibility, too. >> somebody said, hey, your super bowl quarterbacks, he said that's the first time help went 10 feet. with the afc championship game just under 69 hours, the mayors placed a friendly wager. if the ravens win the mayor will get a gourmet lobster dinner. however, if the patriots win, the mayor of bo

>> one is how the fbi breaks into homes and offices with bugging devices. courses all quarter of rice but the incredible stories before they do a break and they will conduct surveillance of the premise. they figure out who goes in and who goes out. on the night at the of the break and they watch everybody who might go back to the premises and they do. they will divert them. they will stage a traffic accident and give them a ticket. they will even take a photo of any dog that might be on the premises and the veterinarian will prescribe just the right amount of tranquilizers to shoot into the dot before the break-in to knock him out and then at the end of the break-in they wake up the dog and all is fine. another item is a real story of how the fbi caught robert hansen, the of the eye agent with what you see in the movie breach. it's a real story but there are a lot of secrets about marilyn monroe, about vince foster and even the killing of a summa bin laden because the app the i was actually involved in that. >> well, you obviously have a lot of inside source

the fbi has been headquartered here for four decades. but the g-men have outgrown the building and must relocate. fairfax county is rolling out the welcome mat. supervisor jeff mckay, pitching the 70 acre warehouse site yard from the station. >> i have a dinosaur of a warehouse next to a regional center. >> fairfax county officials know this is very early in the game. that's because trying to get the fbi to relocate its headquarters from 9th to pennsylvania out to the virginia suburbs isn't a slam dunk. this warehouse site out in springfield has been pitched before, by fairfax county officials, to the base realignment and closure commission. several years ago it was rejected. even though this site is owned by the federal government. instead, the folks chose to relocate the workers, defense department workers to the mark center. at metro there are mix read actions. >> i don't know what it is going to do to traffic probably is not going to help. >> fairfax supervisors believe it will save the government. >> need to be smarter where we reloc

well, a lot of these addresses are within a couple miles of the fbi. now i've learned from the nsa that operatives will often schedule meeting places, like, months in advance. they're given a list. and no two meeting places are ever the same. okay, so we can then logically assume that the meeting place is somewhere inside this circle? right. it's a classic combinatorial optimization problem. and no one is better at combinatorics than you. who else could be? it's simply a question of branching and bounding. branching and bounding? so you're trying to predict how a tree is going to branch. and you know where six of the branches' meeting places already are. now where will that seventh branch-- carter's next meeting place-- be? certain factors can help us eliminate potential branches. like, we know that carter has to make a clean and fast getaway. see, these meetings are taking place in areas that are zoned for businesses with open courtyards, with promenades, with multiple entrances and exits. one was pershing square... and one was the staples center. they

and why is the fbi involved? eassure them saying that the investigation was going well. he's not giving up a lot of details about where the investigation is taking them but clearly trying to let this neighborhood know that they are doing everything they possibly can. right now there is a composite of the suspect who has been released and he's described as 5'6", 5'8" and there's a $5,000 reward out. expect to see that go up as this investigation goes on much longer. suzanne, as you said, the fbi is involved and it starts with this case because carjacking is a federal crime. listen. >> initially carjacking is a federal crime so we have reached out to the pd and offered our assistance on the investigation and they have taken up us on our offer and i have agents working with nypd to see if we can identify the perpetrator and hopefully further this investigation. >> got some more details talking to the fbi today. they had agents going door to door in the neighborhood with homicide detectives trying to gather informatio

. >> reporter: 16 anons were arrested by the fbi, charged with conspiring to intentionally damage paypal's computers. >> this is a message from anonymous. >> reporter: this summer, anonymous attacked the san francisco area's public transportation system b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. had cut cell service within the transit system as a way of disrupting anti-police brutality protests. anonymous's reaction was devastating and vicious. >> we will not issue anymore warnings. >> reporter: onbart included the release of a naked photo of a senior bart employee. >> sometimes it makes you laugh, sometimes it makes you cringe,

the fbi -- it is the myth that the fbi cannot function as an intelligence agency that develops clues and leads to future plots. that is now the main priority of the fbi. >> the most recent book by ron kessler, "the secrets of the fbi." >> and now a panel presents a history of politics in the film industry examining the impact that hollywood has played on the american political landscape. >> good evening and welcome to the central library. it's a pleasure to see you tonight for discussion of hollywood's left and right, and distinguished panel with us here. i will be introducing them any moment. i movie simon and the curator for aloud in the culture programs director for the library foundation of los angeles which presents all of these three allowed her grants. some of your members of the library foundation. we want to thank you. the library foundation presents over almost 80, 90 aloud programs a year plus literacy programs, teen reading programs and if you're interested in becoming a member in supporting the great work of the los angeles public library, please see one of our staff memb

alerts to law enforcement and corporate security focused mainly on the group's hacking activities, and the fbi has made more than a dozen arrests. >> we are living in a police state. >> reporter: but there's no indication that has cramped anonymous's style. their latest op? >> merry christmas and a happy new year to all on planet earth. >> reporter: on christmas day members crashed the web site of a security research company,

the fbi is calling it a threat to critical infrastructure. thieves are targeting up occupied homes and businesses but they are not going after prized possessions. they are taking the copper right out of walls. >> they are taking copper pipes. they are taking spools of copper. they are taking objects in the homes that contain copper. >> reporter: baltimore county police are investigating a dozen copper thefts scattered throughout the woodlawn and pikesville area since december 8th. after taking the copper from homes where no one is currently living the thieves are heading to scrap dealers to get big bucks. >> the way the economy is and everything and with people without jobs, they really desperate. they are doing a lot of things they would not ordinarily do. >> reporter: just last month a north baltimore neighborhood reported dozens of copper gutters ripped right off the outside of homes. >> it is an extremely expensive kind of damage many times, when people strip the copper. >> reporter: state police are also investigating at least two dozen c

. >>> joce sterman got ahold of a report recently declassified by the fbi that shows safety policies, floor plans for schools in 10 states, including maryland were found on computer discs in iraq by troops. the baltimore field office would not comment but in 2004 the fbi did not believe there was a specific plot targeting schools. >>> divers are back in the water off the italian coast still searching for people missing since the cruise ship ran aground authorities are looking for the young woman who was with the captain when the ship struck land. >>> the roads are dry for now but they may not stay that way as we head into an important weekend for football fans. what can we expect. let's check in with the man with the answer, by -- wyatt everhart. >>> we're tracking two weather makers. there could be one tonight. most of the snow is staying up through pennsylvania and points well north into new york but we'll be clipped by a few snow showers. weather winter advisories west. you can see those here on our winter advisory map. just above freezing by five degrees. any flurries that do fly

he asked the fbi for protection. s turned upside down and i went through hell for this, to gain what? do the right thing? >> around green river was something unfestered, his parents still went to school everyday and still professed belief in their son's innocent and held their heads high. but people wondered if bob duke was capable of killing his parents, was he capable of murdering his wife and child? >> i think the majority of people are thinking they need to reopen the case. >> then the prosecutor decided to take another fresh look at that accident on the cliff. >> i thought about it often over the course of several years. the idea of him getting away with it simply didn't sit very well. >> i'm pretty sure he did it but we will have a hard time proving it. >> investigator mike dayton went out at the end of the cliff on lost dog road, take in a back by the harsh wind, pigmy rattlesnakes, the severe drop. no place for adults let alone a child. >> this is a scary place. gravel on top but layers of thin rock laid on la

harris said he is confident that they will be brought to justice and meantime the fbi is assisting the fresno county sheriff. >> hundreds of jobs will be up for grabs this week and one bay area city because target needs about 200 people for its new store. the company will hold the three- day job fairs starting thursday at its new york location. the new fremont store is slated to open in march. >> tonight two men are behind bars accused of opening fire on paragliders and daily city. police arrested two people today. the men fired at people paragliders outmuscle rock from the nearby balcony. luckily no one was hurt. >>> now they have blunted any measure aimed at cracking down on tobacco. >>> supervisor keith serious as that would have overlapped with current laws against smoking pot. accounted loss, dot mac account is locked smoking in and around apartment complexes. >>> hugh jackson learned this morning that he would not return to coach this over and parked next season. it was the first major move by the team's new general manager, reggie mckenzie. they failed to make the playoffs for t

he was caught by the fbi after having stolen cards and selling them online. so he was caught. the fbi was fascinated with him and actually started to work with him to learn about this industry. so while he was being paid by the fbi, he actually continued his practices and he was sitting in a marshall's parking lot. marshall's had just gone to wireless transactions in their store. from his laptop, he actually was able to listen to these unsecure credit card transactions and over the course of 18 months from the parent company, tj maxx he stole 40 million credit cards. he threw himself a $75,000 birthday party. count all that money by hand because his bill counter broke. he lived a lavish lifestyle. so you can use these identities to commit fraud. rbs bank of royal bank of scotland fell victim to eight cyber criminals out of eastern europe who actually took atm cards, they had the numbers, they produced what are called white card, fake cards, they recruited an army across 280 cities and within a 24-hour period, actually it was a two-hour period, they attacked 2,100 atms in the c

we've been working with the fbi for years. internet is also a federal offense. >> with help from a federal human trafficking grant, the oakland pd, along with the fbi, regularly conducts sting operations. >> again, the mission is to rescue any underage prostitute from being exploited and identify and arrest their pimp. an officer will make a deal for a sexual act in exchange for currency. targeted individuals will be taken into custody. >> their objective, to rescue young girls in trouble. a male officer plays the human decoy. he will call young girls from online ads and ask them to meet him at this hotel. >> there are certain girls we have focused in on. we've gone ahead and we printed out their play name or stage name so to speak. where they can be reached at. we will start calling those individuals and attempting to lure them into the hotel room. >> veteran investigator jim says undercover operations like this one give law enforcement the rare opportunity to pull girls off the streets and actually arrest the pimp who is hold

they're looking to get the fbi to move out of the j. edgar hoover building.au build a new headquarter on a 70-acre federal warehouse site near the springfield/franconia metro station. residents say while having 12,000 new employees could make traffic more difficult, it would also help local businesses. >> what it's going to do to traffic, but it's probably not going to help. >> it will be good for business. i got my own personal business. i'm a barber out here. and it will bring more people. >> fairfax county isn't the only possible destination if the fbi does decide to move. prince george's and loudoun countys are trying to lure the agency to a new location. >>> the d.c. council considering tlol make it easier for same-sex couples to file for divorce. the bill would allow gay couples who married in the city to get two yearsed even if they no longer live here. one member of the couple must live in d.c. for six months before starting proceedings. washington began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in march of 2010. six state allow same-sex marriage,

the fbi is assisting the sheriff in the investigation.ear coalinga, cbs 5. >>> tonight, two men are behind bars accused of taking shots at par paragliders. investigators say both men fire department at people paragliding at muscle rock from a nearby balcony. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> marin county supervisors cracking down on tobacco. they revised it to make sure marijuana is not an issue. that would have over lapped with current laws. bans smoking in and around common areas in condo and apartment complexes. >>> the oakland raiders fired their head coach today. hugh jackson learned he would not return to coach the silver and black next season. the raiders finished with eight wins and eight losses this season and failed to make the playoffs for the ninth straight area. the team begins the search for its coach. >> the bay area's other football team is coming off one of its best regular seasons in years and it's not over yet. linda yee shows us die hard fans didn't have to wait for saturday's playoff game to get their 49er fix. >> looking

he was the fbi director. downie: he was the fbi director at the time. smith: right. downie: uh, for a short period of time, essentially was pushed out by nixon, so i figured. smith: well, a lot of speculation about that. downie: yeah. so i figured there's a very good, and he was not one of the named confidential sources that i knew about, so i guessed him and years went by and he died and it wasn't l. patrick gray. [laughter] smith: it wasn't him. downie: so i figured in this game i only get three strikes, i mean, otherwise i'm going to be a fool because i had such a good start, you know? smith: yeah. downie: so i, i thought carefully and suddenly i remembered how much came, how much could have come from the fbi and how there's only one person near the top of the fbi who would have been trustworthy enough for that, uh, and i had had contact with mark felt briefly as an investigative reporter once and was impressed by him, and so i wrote his name down this time on a piece of paper, put it in a sealed envelope, very formal, and gave it to bob, here's my last strike. yo

and now the fbi is joining the search for a missing jogger. her name is sherri arnold. she is a high school math teacher from a town in montana near the border with north dakota. despite days of searching, just the only clue anybody has found is one of her sneakers. "the fox report's" chief coespondent jonathan hunt has been following developments in this case. jonathan, investigators seem to be really, really struggling here. >> yeah, they really do, shep. they have almost no physical evidence relating to this disappearance beyond that one running shoe that sherri arnold was apparently wearing when she disappeared. she just got an email from the fbi saying that they are now suspending the ground search. we also understand from cops in this case that the fbi is now the lead investigating organization in this, which may lend some credence to the ea that sherri arnold may have been abducted and taken over the estate line into nearby north dakota or even perhaps across the border. the northern lin into canada, shep. >> shepard: what's the family saying about all of, this j

the fbi has been working with the entire city on their violence problem. this time the fbi has been going door to door with homicide detectives trying to get information on this particular murder just because of the way it happened. this man was trying to be a hero, trying to help one of his neighbors in distress and ended up paying the ultimate price right there in front of his children. >> we told the story yesterday and threw up a sketch. do they have any leads on the suspect? >> the police chief was talking to a crowd of concerned residents last night. he says, yes, they do have leads, they're following up on them. he said he felt good about the way the investigation was going. they have a composite of the suspect. we can show that to you right now. he's described in his 20s, between 5'5" and 5'8". there is a reward and this is getting to be the worst time for the city of new orleans with mardi gras just a few weeks away. >>> a man convicted of invading a family's home, killing the mother and two young daughters, tells the court he has to learn to forg

overnight the fbi interviewed ronnie white and believes he might be one of the last persons to see her as she jogged past his car. meanwhile the family, neighbors and friends have been praying for her return. >> it's horrible. it's a nightmare. >> the fbi said hundreds of tips are pouring in, but there's still no solid leads. >>> get this. a boy blew up a building and police do not want to talk to him about this. why one by got the chance of a lifetime to blow up a building and it was for fun. >>> what are you going to do with many of those unwanted items? we'll tell you where you can get cash for them. >>> we've got video of a dramatic high speed chase. police in houston were chasing a white car that had a 300 pound safe in its trunk. the safe was stolen from a nearby home. the chase ends when the car stopped in the middle of the highway. they jumped out trying to make a run for. this the three were quickly tackled and arrested. the getaway car caught fire. >>> the make a wish foundation granted a 7-year-old cancer patient's wish to blow up a building. he traveled from california to h

i worked a number of high-profile cases for the fbi, such as the uss cole, the bombing in riyadh, the assassination and murder of lawrence foley, the u.s. agent. and i was exposed to work with cia officers have received and they valued the linguistic abilities and i transferred from the fbi should the cia and i was dispatched immediately to work in baghdad. so i was involved with saddam hussein and the successful operation. a detail a lot of other cases that i work for for the cia. >> halon for you but the cia? >> a little less than 10 years government service. >> the subtitle of your new book, "uncompromised" is the rise, fall and redemption. why not order? >> my career had skyrocketed. i was being assigned cases. i was given missions that were extremely hard missions that are detailed in the book. but after i returned from baghdad, i was accused -- falsely accused as being a supporter of terrorism. eventually, i was exonerated and i'm here today telling my story. >> telecine quickly about that accusation. >> well, it involves the terrorist group hezbollah and the fbi thought i looke