it has to be a female officer who's gone to an undercover school.then the second thing is you rely on your fellow officers who, you know, are there and they know what to look for and they're also well trained and they know what the danger signs look like on the track. >> got the door open. trying to talk to her. >> be careful. be careful. be careful. >> as dusk descends on the track, this particular browser captures the team's complete and undivided attention. >> the driver door is completely open. he might be trying to recruit her. so just stand by. >> are you trying to be friends? this will make you happy. i'm not in the business of making friends right now, man. i'm in the business of making you happy. >> police are not sure if this browser is a would-be john or pimp but he does appear to have enough street smarts to evade their sting. >> all right. no play. he's pulling off southbound. >> he didn't have any money. >> he wanted to be our friend. >> you can almost translate that. what do you mean by being my friend while i'm out here? what does th

i have an undercover detective in the passenger's seat.thosh pulls on at this point, this is the time to make the arrest. >> get your hands up, now! shut it off, shut it off! >> they blocked him in, before they were in the car, i was out of the car and gone, like houdini. it felt good we got a job done. but i felt even better when i drove that nice car of his back. really enjoyed that. it was a nice car, really was. >> santhosh paul is charged with solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder. >> we knew about the one insurance policy, the one he brought to the detective. in the weeks after his arrest, we found out there were actually three more additional policies, and he was going to come into $4 million, instead of $1 million we originally thought. that for me capped the greed. this was all about money, nothing else, money. >> nonetheless, after learning of the charges, tina paul chooses to surround herself with her husband's family, rejecting all overtures to help the prosecution. >> in this case we didn't need her to go forward, we ha

>> and veterans are constantly training rookies in undercover tactics. >> we just put on an undercoverhat we'll do is take these guys out and get their feet wet. let them try and pick up some girls and see what it's like to follow a car and that kind of thing. >> detective jim saleda is an eight-year veteran of the task force. tonight he'll be working closed cover keeping a protective eye on the undercover cops posing as johns. >> again, if shots are fired be mindful you always want cover. >> tonight's sting requires two dozen officers and nine cars. >> and if there is an officer down we'll react to the threat as we just talked about. we actually have one of our close cover officers, plain clothes officers, who was watching the incident, be approached by two guys and he -- they tried to rob him at gunpoint. a gun fight ensued. we've had a male officer just recently shot at by a female prostitute. so you name it, it's happened. >> it's just after 5:00 p.m. when the task force hits the streets. >> run up and down a few blocks and see what's out there. >> it doesn't take long for saleda t

. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover in michigan, to rescue those lost in sex slavery in the motor city. >> tonight, we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the fbi, state and local police as part of "operation cross country five," a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks everybody for coming out. as you know, today is the kickoff for "cross country operation five." >> how are these initiated? >> oftentimes there's a number of different web portals that we use -- >> today much of the underground sex trade has moved off the street corners and on to the internet. >> is this kim? >> investigators begin the operation by browsing the online ads and setting up dates. >> calling to see if i can get some company. >> juveniles will never be listed as underage so police keep their eyes open for girls who look younger than 18. >> these are runaways that we'll make everybody, the team aware of tonight. >> fbi special agent hailey

he's looking for sex from our undercover girl.uy got out of surgery two weeks ago on bypass and he's looking for a girl. >> this officer will take care of you. >> sex sells. men think about it all the time. it's the manner in which they're going to go to get it and the risk they're willing to take. >> they don't seem to care. a lot of them are married. most of them are married. they all have jobs and they come and they just want to have good time with someone in private and something discrete and nobody will know about it. >> salmon is going upstream. shh! >> police say that most johns don't think too deeply about the consequences of buying sex until they get caught. >> let me see your hands. >> looking for one thing. the guy is looking for that, for sex. they don't see the ramifications of paying someone and they don't see the outcome of a traffic victim. they don't -- i don't think they want to look at that. >> if they realize what's going on in this girl's life, her background, the physical and emotional abuse she's getting fro

>>> undercover and under fire. somebody sprayed an undercover camden police officer's car with bullets. a live report outside of police headquarters is next. >>> all aboard for safety. septa shows off the newest technology to stop speeding trains before a disaster happens and equipment is about to become federal law. >>> we will warm into the mid-80s today with plenty of sunshine, but there is a threat of thunderstorms this afternoon for parts of our area. details are coming up. >>> good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> i think i heard bill saying we are four or five hours from having brilliant sunshine on our day so let's get to bill henley. >> four or five hours? the sun is up in about an hour. >> i thought you said 10:00. >> 10:00 sunrise? >> i just thought brilliant sunshine then! so we are getting sunshine. >> it will be brilliant. how about that? >> all right. >> it's still dark right now but the sun will be coming up in about an hour. the temperature will respond. right now 71 a

he is an undercover officer. he was on duty and he was sitting in his unmarked police cruiser at the time of the gunfire. here is video of that unmarked cruiser. a gold taurus. with we know it was shot at least once. the officer who was inside was not injured. he was in the parkside neighborhood working last night. a heavily residential area in camden. fortunately, no one around him was injured either. investigators tell us and we know that the shooter did get away with with you but we are hearing from sources close to the investigation they were able to get a car description. a car description of what the suspect was driving so i've been in touch with officers here at the camden county police force throughout the morning trying to get that information as to what the car looks like and a shooter description as well. as soon as i have that information i'll pass it on to you. katy zachry nbc10 news. >>> we are following breaking news from overseas. tunisia says it made a dozen arrests in the massacre at a beach res

, on bikes and on foot have approached the undercover officer posing as a prostitute.n discovers there is no rest for the weary. >> she went in to use the restroom over at one of the gaming establishments and she caught the eye of two older gentlemen coming out. >> the duo gives them their number and promises to call them. >> if you still want to party, give me a call or i'll just come over here. >> they exchanged phone numbers with her and here it is, what, two hours later and she dials them up and they are back down here within 15 minutes of her phone call, both of them. >> the uc secure as deal with the two men out of sight of our cameras. >> one of the old guys got out to buy condoms, the other one is waiting outside. right when he comes back, i'll take it down here. >> as soon as they pull out of the lot, the men find themselves under arrest. >> today you're arrested for soliciting. >> meet 61-year-old charles. and his sidekick 63-year-old mark flishman. >> very sad that this was the first time they had ever done this and were hoping to just go home. >> okay. >> a

the guy sells it to the undercover cop.rcover cop's picking up a young girl on the street, he's picking up the girl. she's the one taking the risk and he collects the profit. we stopped one guy and we got i think $20,000 out of his sock. >> the task force warns parents as the business becomes more and more lucrative, the tactics pimps use to lure or kidnap girls gets bolder and more creative. >> they'll go to bus stations, malls. >> movie theaters. we have cases where people in school will do recruiting and get her friends to come out. >> tonight's operation is designed to bust pimps who run a takeout service by delivering young girls from door to door. investigators wire the decoy's room, monitor the decoy's activities and communicate with him at all times. armed officers stand by in the adjoining room while undercover squad cars surveil the area. tonight, officer jim beers plays the client in need of a young companion while his fellow officer mark is technical backup. >> i'll make the call. mark here will basically scribe

bullets fired at an undercover police car. we are following the investigation that is ongoing and the search for the shooter. >>> help today for hundreds of folks in south jersey hit hard by last week's severe weather. we will tell you what the state is doing to get towns back on track after flooding toppled trees and days without power. >>> a warm dry start as we take a live look outside this morning, but we are tracking showers for part of our area today. we will tell you who will see the wet wedgeather and when. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm rosemary connor. it felt cooler as i was coming in today. let's check in with bill henley. >> the humidity is lower and helps to make it feel more comfortable this morning. we will see lots of sunshine. we are half an hour away from seeing sunrise this morning. there are some clouds in our future and a chance of some showers too. clear right now over center city. live view across the delaware this morning. the radar view shows some activity to our southwest. you can see it movi

>> on that sting, they met with the undercover officer.the girl had the money, she actually slipped the money up under the door to jason. he picked up the money. he was detained in the stairwell by the arrest team with a laptop on him and our undercover money. >> tonight, police say jason was using april to break in this new recruit, a 23-year-old we'll call laurie. >> she tried to convince me her friend was okay, that she was cool and that she was there to have a good time as well. at the same time, the other girl at this point was moving around the room. she looked nervous. looked out of place. it was evident to me this was probably her first rodeo, so to speak. she was very out of place. >> back at the state police post, investigators separate the women for further questioning. >> hey, how you doing? you want to give a statement? you want to talk to me? >> no. >> not at all? >> no. >> how come? >> because i don't want to talk. i want my lawyer. >> okay. not a problem. >> tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend, laurie, is ready t

questions rose says she answers by posting the full undercover footage online. >> so when people saytion uses deceptive editing you say? >> let the facts speak for themselves. view the tapes yourself. >> reporter: we did. and so did liberal watchdog groups like media matters that accused live action of deceptive editing, reordering audio, omitting critical conversations. take this video where a pregnant actress is seeking an abortion but only if it's a girl. >> and so if you decide that even if you find out that it's a girl and you decide that that -- what you would prefer is to terminate the pregnancy, then that's just your decision. >> reporter: live action uses that exchange as evidence to support their claim that planned parenthood is promoting sex-selective abortion. but when you look at the raw tapes released by live action you see they edited out this part. >> we're required to discuss all of the patient's options. is adoption something that you were interested in considering? >> no. >> reporter: in a statement ton to "nightline" they called live action an organization that ha

also today the pro-life group released yet another undercover sting video. this shows a doctor of planned parenthood in colorado talking about selling the body parts of fetus aborted after 11 weeks six days. >> 11/6 was pretty good. there were like three or four samples we could have taken out of the 11/6 and that would be like you know if we were doing like 50% to 75%. we would be covered. but it's stuff like this. we don't want to do flat fee of $300. >>. and, you know i think the per item thing work as little better to see how much you can get out of it. >> the words "how much we can get out of it" are damning for planned parenthood. now, very quietly, an industry that harvests and sells body parts from babies has developed. it does business with a company called stem express placed in plasterville florida. they buy bodies from planned parenthood and other providers and dissects them selling organs to research on racings. a woman was hired to draw blood from dead babies. here's how she described being trained by a stem express employee. >> she has tweezer

an undercover detective from new york city now working as a private investigator on long island.ets susan at the carl place diner near her home where she makes an allegation about her husband's habits. >> she was getting beat up in divorce court. she wants me to drum up some dirt on her husband. she said he is an alcoholic. could polish off a case of beer a day if not two. she says her kids are young and in the car on him. >> on susan's orders, la bella begins tail ing peter's car. one night he spots an intoxicated peter swerving between lanes and phones 911. >> i notified susan they placed him under arrest for dwi. she was ecstatic. job well done, great. praising me up and down. >> peter pleads not guilty and the case is still pending. either way, the arrest does little to solve the divorce issues. and a year and a half later, she summons labella to the carl's place diner again. for a different assignment. >> she leans over and is like, i want him to disappear. you know? and it didn't really register with me right away. i'm like, disappear? can you elaborate? what do you mean, d

he is the author of the book "undercover jihadi." tell us valuable, why did you write a? guest: hello. i really wanted to put the message out for really, other mothers -- other young muslims. to put take the book up and hopefully see themselves in it. for people to see what happens to people. there were multiple reasons for doing it. host: you talk about your own adoption of radical ideas. tells about your story. how did you get to that point? guest: i went to public school during the daytime. it was a very mixed environment. very caring, nurturing environment. as opposed to in the evening, i would go to koran school. it was like the indian or pakistani system where boys and girls were separated. you sit in front of wooden benches, not understanding of word of what you are reading. if you made a mistake, you were slapped. this severe contrast, i believe late of foundation for an identity crisis that would manifest later on in life. when i got to high school, i wasn't picked on or bullied. i was one of the cool kids. we were part of the in crowd, so to speak. i had a house

the undercover officer learned brumback had other thoughts of violence.s court document details a meeting of several kkk members at brumback's home. brumback discussed doing something big to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the clan such as placing a pipe bomb at a mosque. brum bam's wife testified before the klan past is behind him and his mother complained to us his motives have been unfairly portrayed. >> that is completely untrue. >> reporter: brumback's attorney tells me he will present evidence at sentencing that brumback acted because he feared his daughter was being harmed. brumback faces up to 50 years in prison. prosecutors say they will ask for a heavy term benes sentenced in november. in leesburg, i'm julie carey news4. >>> starting next year, washington university says most of its students no longer need to take those tests to go to that school. the school says the exams will be an option, not a requirement, beginning with next year's incoming freshmen. meantime, the school says high school course work and grades will be the most important

i have been undercover many many times. and in many different circumstances.tain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. i agree with mr. brawn -- general pershing was looking for poncho via and he never found him. i need to see the film to get a better idea of what would the circumstances involving that. but i can assure that aenchevery dea agent boots on the ground in mexico are dedicated to going after their traffickers and assist the mexican government. >> i know they're doing a good job in this sense. i go back to the drug warehouse, floor to ceiling, they're confiskitting confiskcon confiscating drugs. this goes back to immigration, they can cross the border whenever they want. >> part of this -- an important part of it is the border issue. you need to understand you know listen not long after the attacks on our country in 9/11 over 60% of our department of defense detection and monitoring assets that were covering and working very closely with mexican counterparts and counterparts throughout latin america, those dnm assets left for more

it's part of the undercover sting videos. well now, stem express has asked the court to block the release of any further videos where the company employees are involved. stem express not wanting folks to see what they're doing. leila rose president of another pro-life grope. and troy slaten defense attorney and former prosecutor. tell us what happened? >> so stem express sought a temporary restraining order to stop the center for medical progress for releasing the video that they claim was illegally reported. so the court issued a narrow temporary restraining order for a short amount of time only for less than an month to give both sides the able to conduct discovery and decide whether the restraining order should continue. >> okay. now in california it's a two-party state. so when you're in a personal conversation both parties have to consent to taping. however -- >> well yes and no. it's a two-party state on the telephone. but in person you're allowed to record somebody as long as it's not -- as long as the person that you'

an undercover health inspector goes in to request a massage.gators give the undercover a moment to make the deal. >> let's go. let's go. >> and scramble to gain entry and observe the situation inside. the receptionist seems nervous, perhaps with good reason. there are two male customers in massage rooms down the hall. >> i'm going to get dressed if you don't mind. can you leave the room for a minute, please? >> get a picture. >> inspector walsh observed that both masseuses are dressed improperly for work. meanwhile, evidence of sex on the premises is recovered in a bathroom at the end of the hall. >> so in doing a trash pick in this trash can, i located two unwrapped condoms, wrapped up in toilet paper. >> upstairs investigators find a tiny living space cramped with beds, food and five women from china, thailand. >> do you have a massage license? >> not with them. >> the nervous women carry no documentation, no massage licenses and no legal i.d. they admit to being recent transplants from china and thailand but say the owner has their passports

he tried to pick up an undercover in a car that was rented by the hour. >> so this is a zipcar? >> yes. >> what's a zipcar? >> one of those rental cars people don't need to go through the rental car companies but they pretty much set up an account on line and go to the parking garage and grab their vehicles. >> experienced johns often use rentals to prevent personal vehicles from being confiscated which can lead to awkward conversations with unsuspecting partners and wives. not surprisingly juan is not pleased about being exposed. >> can you turn it off, please? >> i can't turn it off. >> can you guys turn it off, please in hello. >> we know very, very little about these invisible subjects of the sex industry. >> researchers melissa farley says exposing and arresting johns long overdue. she says criminalizing and studying their behavior is essential to stop trafficking. >> if we want to learn how to stop prostitution, we really need to know a lot about how men think about prostitution, how they make the decision to buy sex. >> anti-trafficking experts believe men will make diffe

i have been undercover many many times. and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. i agree with mr. brawn -- general pershing was looking for poncho via and he never found him. i need to see the film to get a better idea of what would the circumstances involving that. but i can assure that aenchevery dea agent boots on the ground in mexico are dedicated to going after their traffickers and assist the mexican government. >> i know they're doing a good job in this sense. i go back to the drug warehouse, floor to ceiling, they're confiskitting confiskcon confiscating drugs. this goes back to immigration, they can cross the border whenever they want. >> part of this -- an important part of it is the border issue. you need to understand you know listen not long after the attacks on our country in 9/11 over 60% of our department of defense detection and monitoring assets that were covering and working very closely with mexican counterparts and counterparts throughout latin america, those dnm ass

for the safety of the female undercovers. >> i'm just going to sit across the street from where they're at. as soon as they make a deal with whoever the john is for a sex act, i'll tell the takedown cars that it's a go for them to arrest the car. >> are they out? >> yeah. 10-4. >> in front of the gas station? >> she's south of dickens right now. >> okay. 10-4. >> sergeant ray, a 20-year veteran, will take the lead in the command car. >> we're just south of o'hare, so there's people getting off work, you know, a lot of workers all day and night. a lot of customers coming through. >> we usually work in the evenings, the vice team. the street-level prostitution is in the morning. a lot of the girls wake up and are sick and sad unless they get their heroin and are throwing up. first thing they do in the morning, they're on the street getting the guys on their way to work. >> within the next ten minutes, why don't we just switch out? >> okay. >> after 30 minutes and no takers, it's clear to detectives that decoy one with her flip-flops and mom hair falls short in appeal. the second decoy we'

someone shot at an undercover police officer. nbc10's katy zachry is live outside police headquarters to fill us in. >> reporter: we know the undercover officer's car is shot. but the officer was not hurt. officers investigating kept us a few streets back while they looked into what happened this morning. it happened in the parkside neighborhood of camden and it took place just before midnight. we understand an undercover officer was sitting in his vehicle at the corner of park boulevard and kenwood street when someone shot at his car. his car, again was hit but the officer was not hit by the bullet and not injured. the shooter did take off. the next half hour i'm working to get more information about that shooter and fleeing suspect who was armed at last check and a better description for you. so check back in. katy zachry nbc10 news. >>> now to breaking news from overnight. out west more than 200 firefighters are battling a brush fire in southern california. the blaze broke out last night in a rugged area about an hour east of

. >> the undercover movement to turn the tables on street harassers by catching on it camera. >> are you serious? >>> a fool for love on reality tv. >> i am yours for of. >> twice. we're with the bachelorette runner-up as the finale makes his personal heartbreak oh so public. but first the "nightline 5." >>> zantac heartburn alert. nexium can take 24 hours to work. zantac's different bringing relief in as little as 30 minutes. for relief without the wait try zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> fresher dentures with polident for the best first impression. love loud live loud. polident. number one dentist recommended. >> number one in just 60 seconds. . >>> tonight, a cincinnati police officer has been indicted for the murder of an unarmed black man at a traffic stop. it's a scenario we've seen before. a crucial difference this time the officer was wearing a body camera. what it shows you may find disturbing. abc's tom yanis on the scene in cincinnati. >> reporter: an officer of the law turning himself in after a routine traffic stop caught on a body camin cincinnati went te

i have been undercover many, many times and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. i agree with mr. brawn -- general pershing was looking for the bandit pan cho villa, and he never found him. it is not a simple task, but it is not an impossible task. i need to see the film to get a better idea of what would the circumstances involving that. but i can assure that every dea agent boots on the ground in mexico are dedicated to going after their traffickers and assist the mexican government. >> i know they're doing a good job in this sense. i go back to the drug warehouse, floor to ceiling, they're confiscating drugs. this goes back to immigration, they can cross the border whenever they want, right? >> part of this -- an important part of it is the border issue. you need to understand, you know, listen, not long after the attacks on our country in 9/11, over 60% of our department of defense detection and monitoring assets that were covering and working very closely with mexican counterparts a

. >> the undercover movement to turn the tables on street harassers by catching on it camera. >> are you serious? >>> a fool for love on reality tv. >> i am yours for of. >> twice. we're with the bachelorette runner-up as the finale makes his personal heartbreak oh so public. but first the "nightline 5." >>> zantac heartburn alert. nexium can take 24 hours to work. zantac's different bringing relief in as little as 30 minutes. for relief without the wait try zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> fresher dentures with polident for the best first impression. love loud live loud. polident. number one dentist recommended. >> number one in just 60 seconds. happy anniversary to me it's safeway's anniversary... happy anniversary to me but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. happy anniversary to me right now with your club card brentwood sweet corn is 4 for $1.00 tropicana orange juice or farmstand juice is $2.49 and lays potato chips are just $1.99. happy anniversary to me. safeway's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. . >>> tonight, a cincinnati police officer

somebody opened fire on an undercover cop car with the officer inside.ve at camden police headquarters digging for more information. >>> thinking you're paying too much to fly? you probably are. federal officials are looking into to see if airlines were cheating passengers and making more money for themselves. >>> rememberwe are headed for a sunny and warm day in philadelphia but could be showers down the shores. get your first alert forecast coming up. >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. today's forecast is always important. saturday's forecast? super important. let's get right to nbc10's meteorologist bill henley. >> keeping a close watch on the fourth of july forecast. this morning we are going to see bright sunshine to begin with for much of the area but already clouds for part of the area. a chance of showers that is greater for south jersey and delaware than it is in philadelphia. right now the radar is clear for most of the area but showers are moving our way. showers coming up from the southwest are a possibility during t

>> with undercover footage, frontline shows the islamic state's brutal treatment of women. >> (crying) >> and follows an underground network helping them escape. >> tonight on frontline, "escaping isis." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontline is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional support is provided by the park foundation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, through the yuen foundation. >> narrator: khalil al-dakhi is returning to his village in northern iraq eight months after isis overran the area. he is a

that was not the intent of our undercover test. mr.asey: i wanted to say just preliminarily, we know, those of us who voted for the affordable care act, we know that there are issues we've got to correct. it's not perfect legislation, nor is any legislation of that complexity and impact on health care and on our economy. a number of us have voted for already improvements to the law. i think what's indisputable though, in addition to the fact that it's not perfect, is that there's been a substantial benefit conferred upon a lot of americans that wouldn't have it otherwise. i'm not saying this for your benefit, really just for the record. 16.4 million people gained health insurance coverage in the time since 2010. in pennsylvania, for example 472,697 pennsylvanians selected plans or were automatically re-enrolled through the health insurance marketplace. about 81% of pennsylvanians who selected health insurance plans were elected available for financial assistance. lots of examples of individuals, two individuals from southeastern pennsy

i have been undercover many, many times. and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. but i agree with mr. braun. i mean general pershing was looking for the bandit pancho villa, and he never found him. it is not a simple task but it is not an impossible task. i really need to see the film to get a better idea of what were the circumstances involving that. but i can assure that every dea agent on the ground boots on the ground in mexico are dedicated, are dedicated to going after these traffickers and assisting the mexican government and bringing him to justice. >> i know they're doing a good job. in this sense, michael, i go back to the florida drug house. floor to ceiling, they're confiscating a lot of drugs. this goes back to immigration, they can cross the border whenever they want. right? >> well i mean, listen. part of this an important part of it also is the border issue. you need to understand something here sean is that listen not long after the attacks on our country in 9/11 over 60

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all over the country in response to recently released undercover video put together by the center ofs that compensation >> a lot of people -- yes. always. >> yeah. >> it should be noted that the president of planned parenthood released a video in response saying that they are untrue and that these videos -- >> i want to be clear. the allegationthe allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation is not true command i personally apologize for the staff member's tone and statements >> many speakers today. >> this legislature right now the hearing you loud and clear because they wanted to give more money to planned parenthood. we jump on christie about everything else. >> now the goal of these rallies and to planned parenthood as well as the funding. >> one instance where this may have happened that was recorded by a group that is absolutely against planned parenthood. >> the center for medical progress is not what it sounds like. essentially republicans agents provocateur out they're with the mission to try to take down planned parenthood. no one has ever said

the undercover officer told him he had permission to touch the daughter.ext messages paint a disturbing picture. according to court documents the undercover agent said cool, what all you looking to do, i do have a few limits with her. today paso allegedly responded oh i'd be happy just to watch. but will go as far as you allow. what are the boundaries? >> the rest of the covering is too graphic to share. >> i can't believe that somebody who runs a restaurant in my neighborhood -- i can't even wrap my mind around it. >> rows sally lives in the neighbor and has spent time inside cap paso's restaurant. >> children come by here all the time. >> reporter: officers arrested him at his collingswood home things were quiet outside the home friday night. >> you know we really became like a family. so it's hitting us hard, and you know i think now we're going to band together and continue doing what we're doing. >> reporter: alex cap paso will face a judge in washington d.c. according to this federal court document alex cap paso admitted to distributing child pornogr

undercover officers raid a store in san francisco's chinatown, and seized about a thousand pounds of illegal fireworks just ahead of the 4th of july holiday. good evening, i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm julie haener, san francisco police call it a major bust. an undercover team confiscated a half ton of illegal fireworks tonight, just three days before the 4th of july. amber lee is live in the city's chinatown neighborhood, where police say it is open season for illegal fireworks. >> reporter: we're on busy grand avenue near washington in the heart of chinatown. this is the store police raided tonight, and we got a behind the scenes look at how it all went down. the sight and sound of fireworks going off in the days leading to the 4th of july is common in chinatown. just as common, people from all over the bay area coming here, trying to buy illegal fireworks. >> not to buy, not to play, too dangerous. >> reporter: the shop owner says that's what she says to people asking where they can buy fireworks. police say plenty of people are selling. >> cafes like in g

this is the fourth undercover video released by the antiabortion group, the center for medical progress. a group in california banned them from releasing footage of three high-ranking members to researchers. but the temporary restraining order did not apply to planned parenthood officials. planned parenthood maintained it's done nothing wrong or illegal and called it a misleading and deceptively edited video publicized by extremists who entered our facility on misrepresentations and elaborate year's long fraudulent scream, and it was, quote, extremists who shut down the website for hours today. rick scott is ordered an investigation into every planned parenthood office in the state that performs abortions. and on capitol hill senate republicans are pushing a bill to defund planned parenthood, a bill the white house said it would not support nor would the democratic front-runner for president, hillary clinton. >> i think it's another effort by the republicans to, you know, try to limit the health care options for women and we should not let them succeed once again. >> reporter: the senat

across the nation demand an end to federal funding of the organization a third and the most graphic undercover video is shocking even hard-core abortion foes. we have fox team coverage tonight on the increasingly strained relationship between planned parenthood and its corporate sponsors. we begin with chief legal correspondent shannon bream with more video planned parenthood and pro-choice advocates do not want you to see. hi shannon. >> hi bret. we have to warn our viewers first up front this newest video contains graphic images of aborted fetal body parts. some of you will find that disturbing. >> reporter: in more than 60 u.s. cities pro-life advocates rallied to call for investigations into recent allegations regarding planned parenthood's harvesting and transfer of aborted fetal remains along with pressure on lawmakers to follow through on pledges to defund the organization. >> it is necessary for people of faith and people who have morals and values that made this into a great nation to stand up and be counted. >> reporter: a new undercover clip provided today by the center for medical

this is undercover video of a planned parenthood official haggling over price. here she is. >> what would make you happy? what would work for you? >> you can't deny what you're seeing there, ms. mcintosh. she's haggling over the price. >> i saw a tasteless joke absolutely. >> it was more than just a joke. she also said talking about what the price is the first person to offer always ends up at the low end. the law is they are allowed to recover costs. cost is cost. if it's $100 it's $100. she's talking about something more than cost. >> she had also said in the same video that had been so long since she had a conversation where somebody wanted to discuss compensation that she didn't even know what cost was. so i think talking about the deceptively edited videos does matter when they take out the ten times where the planned parenthood staffer very clearly says they wouldn't be able to sell this because it violates the law and they're not going to do that. >> that was the other staffer. not this one. >> correct yes. i think that republicans maybe risk alienating f

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here is undercover video of a planted parenthood official seeping to be haggling over price. here she is. >> what would make you happy? what would work for you? in the dark aims... [ inaudible ] who throws out the figure first is at a loss. if it's still low you canan >> she is haggling over the price. >> incredibly tasteless joke. absolutely. >> wait, wait, wait, it was more than joke, she said when talking of the price saying the first person to offer always ended up at the low end. the law is, they are allowed to recover costs. cost is cost. if it is $100 it is $100 but she is talking about something more than cost. >> she also said in the same video it was so long since she had a conversation where someone wanted to suspension that she did not know what cost was. talking about the deceptively edited video matters when they take owe continue times where the staffer colorly said, they would not be able to sell this because it violates the law and they will not do that. >> that was the other staffer. >> it was correct. republicans risk ail help eighting folks they are not th

as mentioned, we reported our preliminary results in july of 2014, we performed 18 undercover tests, 12 of which involve online applications. the tests were designed to identify indicators of potential control weaknesses in the marketplace enrollment process specifically for year 2014, and to inform the ongoing arithmetic -- a forensic audit of these controls. i would note that these tests cannot be generalized to the population of applicants or and really's -- or enrollees further we shared the applications during the course of the test to seek responses. in this regard tms officials stated they have limited capacity to respond to attempts, and they must balance consumers ability for coverage with program integrity concerns. without providing details on how and when, these officials stated they intend to assess the marketplace of eligibility determination process. in terms of context, health care coverage offered through the marketplace is a significant expenditure in the government. current levels of coverage include several million enrollees, about 85% of them are estimated to rec