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for months our undercover journalist has been communicating with them.d a fake online profile and persuaded them that i want to join. to get to srn i've had to enter the online world of the far right. it starts on mainstream social media and quickly becomes more and more extreme. you could literally feed off this stuff day and night. you can read about it, listen to it, even play video games dedicated to the cause. online ourjournalist is posing as university drop out with far—right views. they are looking for bright, disaffected people who are angry enough to join a movement which promises to change things. srn has hundreds of online followers, but he wants to meet them face to face. tonight we expose the group's recruitment tactics and go in search of the people behind srn. we also reveal the support the group has been receiving from the welsh man here in swansea who set up the first extreme far right terror group to be outlawed in britain. police and campaigners believe srn was inspired by the now banned terror group national action. this is the found

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. >> reporter: the fbi said ing e mbh lecron was obsessed ar reshwas ar she told an undercover agent that she wanted to target a toledo bar. she also discussed bombing a pipeline or attacking a farm. jeff fortunato is with the fbi. as she called it. >> reporter: according to court documents, she was active on social media.e sted ptograp an gmmend inloritsg mafy ssshooters and dylann roof. roof, a white supremacist, shot and killed nine african-americans in a charleston church in 2015. in the weeks leading up to her arrest, she wrote to roof in prison. according to court papers he wrote back asking her to mail him books about civil uprisings and the nazis. in the second toledo case, the fbi says 21-year-old damon joseph, who investigators believe was radicalized by isis on to-aresynagogues. court papers allege that joseph praised the october attack on a synagogue in pittsburgh, telling an undercover fbi agent, "my opinion is the jews are evil and g whangth." agent forto said joseph wanted to carry out a lar mass shooting. undercover employee a draft plan which outlines general operati

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berlin a prominent chinese human rights lawyer has gone on trial one a supporter scuffled with undercover police one from jiang is charged with subverting state's power he could freeze fifteen years in prison and as he has described the trial as a sham also coming up. in japan is to resume commercial whaling to accuse says most wish p.c.'s are no longer endangered but andy willing activists are outraged we'll hear from greenpeace. a warm welcome to you i'm under thought she in china on the trial of a prominent human rights lawyer has begun in the northern city of tinge in one wish one junk is being tried for subverting the state's pile he's one of the two hundred fifty human rights lawyers or activists dog did by chinese authorities since they launched a crackdown three years ago we have this exclusive report for you three hours before the trial starts lee when juices if you lost messages supporters and poets yesterday there were five cars from the state security department in front of our house so i don't know what will happen when i step out of the door. together with a friend she plans

she told an undercover agent that she wanted to target a toledo bar. she also discussed bombing a pipeline or attacking a farm. jeff fortunato is with the f.b.i. >> she stated she has been involved in a plan to commit an "upscale mass murder," as she called it. >> reporter: according to court documents, lecron was active on social media. on tumblr, she posted photographs and comments glorifying mass murderers like the columbine shooters and dylann roof. roof, a white supremacist, shot and killed nine african americans in a charleston, south carolina church in 2015. in the weeks leading up to her arrest, lecron wrote to roof in prison. according to court papers, he wrote back, asking her to mail him several books about civil uprisings and the nazis. heontoas t f.i.ays 21-year-old damon joseph, who investigators believe was radicalized by isis online, targeted two toledo-area synagogues. court papers allege that joseph praised the october attack on a synagogue in pittsburgh, telling an undercover f.b.i. agent, "my opinion is that jews are evil and they g

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the trial of a prominent chinese human rights lawyer has ended as his supporters scuffled with undercover police along sean john is charged with subverting state power and could face fifteen years in prison and it's all part of china's crackdown on human rights activists. extreme weather and high waves that's the latest warning for people living near the erupting i'm not prophets how volcano in indonesia there are fears of another tsunami after the one on saturday that killed at least four hundred thirty people. and japan plans to presume to resume commercial whaling tokyo says most whale species are no longer endangered but anti-whaling activists are outraged by the way. i'm calling assman thanks for joining us in china the trial of a prominent human rights lawyer has ended without an announced verdict john is charged with subverting state power is one of around two hundred fifty human rights lawyers or activist targeted by chinese authorities since they launched a crackdown three years ago we have this exclusive report. three hours before the trial starts lee when juice and if you last

add that to the discussions that he had with an undercover fbi agent. this video is part of that discussion. this was released. he is driving around with an undercover agent talking about plots. he is originally from yemen. he pleaded guilty to people -- making social media accounts. he wanted to kill 10,000 people here. he signed up to join the police department so he could steal weapons. alleged plots were setting fires in the hills, can go -- bombing gay bars and having backpack bombs at uc berkeley. his lawyer and his family insists he is not a terrorist. they say he is a sarcastic young man who likes to brag and get a rise out of people. they said that he did not commit or plan a violent act. he opened some social media get -- accounts. he knows now this is wrong. >> it sounds like we will be hearing from jailhouse informants who spoke with the suspect. the jail has been calling him the terrorist. the prosecution wants him to get 33 years in this case. the judge called him one of the most dramatic sentencings. >>> we are hearing from the stockton f

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. >>> undercover fbi's surveillance video of a suspected terrorist, talking about attacking the bay area. >> shocking allegations and we will tell you what is happening later today. >>> it is wet and your commute might be slower but we will see wet roads on the way to the bay bridge. >>> the system has gone through with a little dress but not much. most is in the sierra. >>> welcome back. a suspected terrorist had plans for the day error that would redefine terror. ktvu reporter has obtained video of that man telling the fbi source details of the plan he claims that would leave hundreds of bodies. >> reporter: boasting line, amer alhaggagi wanted to commit a series of terror attacks. he promised the bay area would be in flames, beginning in the berkeley hills. >> there is trees and homes. we could start a fire. >> reporter: how would you start the fire? this is his plan with a person he thought would help but it was a federal agent. alhaggagi explained his conversation with isil and chat rooms. >> i had to create this. they wanted me to take pictures here of the area i am targeting. they

undercover video obtained by 2 investigates is a conversation between an fbi informant and him. prosecutors say that proves he is dangerous. first, posting online, amer alhaggagi wanted to commit a series of terrorist attacks in the name of the islamic state. he promised if he succeeded, the whole bay area was going to be in flames, beginning in the berkeley hills. >> i was thinking about just burning up the hills. there is a lot of trees and homes over there. i was thinking of starting a fire. >> how would you start the fire? >> reporter: this undercover video obtained by 2 investigates is alhaggagi detailing his plan to a person he thought was going to help but is actually a federal agent. alhaggagi explained his conversations with members of isil in chat rooms. >> i've been looking for some files. there are some files on how to create a bomb. and they asked me to take pictures here of the areas that i'm targeting. and they wanted a video of me making bayya. >> reporter: alhaggagi was born in california. is father lived here, his mother in yemen. he was shuffled back and forth

now here's shane bauer who work undercover in a louisiana prison. >> okay, good evening. i want to welcome you back to octavia books tonight. adapted, we've been highly anticipating and it's also being recorded for national broadcast, and so i could to hold the book up for you and for the camera. this is "american prison," and much of it is done in louisiana. this started as originally an article that appeared in "mother jones" that expanded greatly into this fascinating book. so with out drawing it out i'm going to introduce to you shane bauer who will tell you all about it. please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you. i'm super excited to be here. i've been in a few cities. i started in new york, but this is the stop i was most excited about because a lot of my book is about louisiana. not only my undercover stuff but i go further, deeper into louisiana which i will talk about. sorry, , my technology is not working well. i had a presentation and it's not working but i still need it for my notes. so at the end of 2014 i applied for a job as a prison guard at

to call our undercover investigator joins generation identity a movement calling for the expulsion of muslims from europe. to go to work with up to three really good movies. with good stuff. that's interface you. can go for it to get so that the marine le pen's close allies attends a neo fascist brownie. over the. city through pseudo new political. and we revere links between generation like ten c. and leaders of marine le pen's national front that's the place that you value the spelling of the salad i have now been going. to melt. something not yet. for six months an undercover reporter from al-jazeera investigative unit joined one of europe's fastest growing far right movements. generation identities dramatic stunts have attracted media attention unsoundness of followers. in early twenty eighteen around one hundred militants blocked a mountain tossed used by migrants on the france it's a. generation i don't see claims to be a nonviolent non-racist political movement. on the cover of found otherwise. to do with usually a generation right entity activists carry out a race attack oh. a

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he thinks he is needing three of the hall's six trustees but one is our undercover reporter, sarah.e mrjones is claiming he actually saved the day at barrow hill. it is our business helping failing clubs to regenerate. we know that that is not true. we have seen barrow hill's accounts. it was cash—strapped but solvent before he came along. we've tracked down 37 clubs who have had dealings with mrjones. four have no complaints. most say they were cheated. not that you would know that from mrjones... yet back in chipping norton glyn jones did just that. see you later. here in chippy, land prices are nearly 50% above the national average. the town's football club the magpies have been in existence since 1893, and along with their supporters‘ club were sitting on three acres of prime cotswolds turf. everybody wanted to come here, where they wanted to be, to finish playing. the former magpies player wes harris was one of four trustees at the club. it was asset rich but in the red. this is all that remains of the magpies‘ ground now. it included the clubhouse, the pitch, and development p

and secret santa's undercover elf. the headlines in 60 seconds. >> another child has died in border patrol custody. >> this time an eight-year-old guatemalan boy. >> seven-year-old jakelin caal, also from guatemala, died earlier this month at a hospital in texas. >> i can't tell you when the government is going to be open. >> president trump weighing in from the white house this morning. >> it's a disgrace what's happen

he was often armed, including this meeting with the undercover agent.bought rat poison and wanted to make a deadly mix. he was also distributing isis propaganda, opening twitter, facebook and g mail accounts on behalf of his terrorist brothers. after his arrest in 2016, agents found this suicide note explaining his complex terrorist operations, calling them good deeds. prosecutors are asking he spend 33 years in prison, followed by life on supervised release. >>> for more on our other happening today, james comey goes back to capitol hill for a second round of testimony before congress. be behind closed doors before the house judiciary and house oversight committees. earlier this month he was questioned by house republicans about his decision against prosecuting former secretary of state hillary clinton for her use of a private e-mail server in 2016. >>> midnight friday is the deadline for congress to agree on a spending bill that president trump will sign, or there could be a partial government shutdown. president trump still wants $5 billion to build

new video shows him revealing his plan to an undercover agent.utrage over bay area workers sent to clean the fire zone. the social media posts that got them fired. next >>> in tonight's "inspiring america," the couple who took their wedding guests somewhere unexpected for a surprise shopping spree, but not for themselves. here's kerry sanders. ♪ >> reporter: at most weddings -- >> you may kiss your beautiful bride. >> reporter: -- the invited guests give the bride and groom gifts, but this weekend -- >> you're reliving the first part of our first date. >> reporter: brad and jessica bohn flipped that script. 80 guests, some from as far as the philippines, handed red envelopes. inside, $10 gift certificates. >> let's do ne including jessica, in her wedding dress, and brad in his tux, went to target to buy gifts for turoys whole wedding party here, so we're excited. it's really something that has been a tradition for us. >> super excited. >> reporter: store managers got a heads-up and were happy to host this unusual wedding reception. the ritual sta

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during cross-examination of the psychiatrist, prosecutors played audio from his meeting with the undercover agent. in it, he talked about bombing nightclubs, including city nights in san francisco, saying "they're all so crowded. it doesn't matter which one hit. and he named potential targets. ad suggested setting up a fake modeling agency to draw in and kill women. and his family did not speak after court today, but they did put out a statement through a communication spokesperson that reads, in part, amir is not a terrorist or a violent person, although he said many terrible things on the internet. he did not commit a violent act. he knows now that this was wrong and is sorry to have caused so much trouble. the judge said today in court, in his 21 years, this is the most dramatic sentencing he will have seen in terms of what was said, done, and the potential sentence could be. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> melanie, thank you. >>> in the east bay, a student was arrested for bringing a knife to school. a fellow student shot this video this morning of police taking

the undercover reporter spent six months inside branch in the french city of louisville. at the group's headquarters a bar called the citadel more talk of violence against arab speaking youths. the bush. recession. jamila i'm having trouble expressing myself i'm so disturbed for jack to morph these are people who make direct references to hitler who speak with phrases the nazis use. generation identity has thousands of follows with branches across europe including italy. germany and the u.k. but its origins and heartland are in france the. group's campaign videos and stunts include this attempt to block a border pass used by migrants of all could not be. your last of the up already and bustle is the g.i.s. leader in lille. he boasts about writing speeches for one of france's most powerful political parties on my way to riches are. sort of. our investigation found that generation identity has infiltrated other parts of marine le pen's national front national rugby as it is now known the last year only legs are legal or illegal immigration is no longer tenable. a meeting of

but he did make significant threats and that's what the undercover agents are saying. his family says all along he was just joking. that's not his personality, but we'll see what happens in the courtroom. >> the feds may see it differently. juliette goodrich reporting live from san francisco, thank you. >>> let's take a live look at ocean beach. that's our other big story this evening, big waves slamming the shore, a high surf warning remaining in effect with dangerous conditions up and down the northern california coastline. a plate glass window at this pacifica restaurant was no match for the waves. the owner at moonrakers arrived this morning to find the ocean facing window completely smashed and the interior soaked by seawater. it's the second time big waves have busted through this glass in less than two years. then these big wave surfers couldn't wait to get on the water. this is what it looked like from chopper 5 at mavericks. monster swells rolling in near half moon bay, the organizers of the big wave challenge cancelling the competition because the waves were

jason: undercover? uncover. [laughter] uncovering undercover stories.oel: what we wanted to look at was all the different ways that crypto, that we can look at it as a topic. there is a story you will learn about about btm's, which is a form of atm's, but for bitcoin that has been involved in money laundering. that is a story i don't think anybody new. --h i don't think anybody kn i don't think anybody knew. jason: later in the show, we will dive deeper into cryptocurrencies with max chafkin and matt robinson. everything you wanted to know about bitcoin, but were afraid to ask. carol: what is going on between china and the united states? every day, it is like a different signal and a lot of noise. jason: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: join carol and me for "bloomberg businessweek" everyday on the radio from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. wall street time. catch up on our daily show by catching up on our podcast. carol: and you can find us online at businessweek.com, and on our mobile app. jason: the u.s.

the isis supporter was arrested after receiving two semiautomatic rifles from an undercover agent. >> he made very clear that his intention, his personal goal was to kill a rabbi. >> reporter: inspired by the pittsburgh synagogue shooter, say authorities, joseph just last week deciding between two targets allegedly stated, which one will have the most people? what time and what day? go big or go home. ann thompson, nbc news. >>> it is help wanted tonight at the white house with chief of staff john kelly on his way out there is an opening for one of the most powerful positions in the country, if not the world. so why aren't contenders rushing to apply? here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: president trump under pressure legally and about to be under staffed internally now that john kelly is on his way out. >> john kelly will be leaving, retire -- i don't know if i can say retiring but he's a great guy. >> reporter: the chief of staff's resignation has been rumored for months as his relationship with the president deteriorated. >> people leave. they come in. they're here. it's a very exha

here as well, there are undercover police. there was a sudden flurry of activity.ro-democracy activist protests against the trial and demands wang's released. "what are you so scared of that you won't allow people to protest?" he shouts at officials. his protest is short-lived. the secret service taken quickly away. -- take aim quickly away. -- take him quickly away. information from inside the courthouse is scarce. no verdict was announced. lee will have to wait even longer to find out her husband's fate. carl: indonesian authorities are issuing extreme weather warnings in areas where the saturday tsunami killed 430 people. rains caused rivers to burst their banks, flooding streets and submerging some villages all the way up to the rooftops. here is more from our correspondent. reporterer please villagers thought they were safe after escaping the tsunami that tour into the western coast of java. now they have returned. they face a new problem. >> around 6:00 in the morning, the water began rising. i went out to get some food, and when i came back, the water was al

breaking news tonight, shocking undercover video in the case of an alleged isis sympathizer accused ofting attacks on uc berkeley. garrett tenney has the latest. >> the suspected terrorist pleaded guilty to providing support to isis but today prosecutors accuse him of plotting an elaborate scheme he says would redefine terror. in online chat rooms he allegedly said he wanted to kill thousands of people in the name of the islamic state. in a newly released surveillance video he detailed his plan for a series of attacks in the san francisco area. >> we could get away so easily. >> prosecutor say the plan included bombing gay bars, lacing cocaine with rat poisoning, planting explosives inside backpacks on uc berkeley's campus. >> a little. >> reporter: on a drive with an undercover agent he thought would carry out the attacks, he talked about starting a massive wildfire in the berkeley hills. >> burning the hills, trees. >> reporter: court records show the 23-year-old accessed crisis by making manual and applied with a job for the open police department to steal weapons and explosives. hi

the undercover reporter spent six months inside brunch in the french city of louisville. at the group's headquarters a bar called the citadel more talk of violence against arab speaking youths. the wish to feel you're talking. about of course the recession. to do with the usual jamila i'm having trouble expressing myself i'm sent to stand for jack tomorrow if these are people who make direct references to hitler who speak with phrases the nazis use. generation identity has thousands of follows with branches across europe including italy germany and the u.k. but its origins and heartland are in france was. the group's campaign videos and stones include this attempt to block a border pass used by migrants of all cannot be. nearly thirteen you know most of the. already in the hustle is the g.i.'s. leader in little. he boasts about writing speeches for one of france's most powerful political parties. to which a. sort of. our investigation found that generation identity has infiltrated other parts of marine le pen's national front national rugby as it is now known the last yea

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>> now investigators rushed to get teams in undercover cars in place at the chick-fil-a.efore reid left for the chick-fil-a, he got yet another call. there was a problem at the money drop point. >> they spotted three fed cars near chick-fil-a, so i don't know where i'm going now. you need to wait for more instructions. >> were the sheriff's undercover team spotted at the chick-fil-a? is that what quinn meant by fed cars? before reid left he got another call >> were the sheriff's undercover team spotted at the chick-fil-a? is that what quinn meant by fed cars? a few minutes later on reid's cell phone came an ominous text from quinn. i know you want me dead. reid texted back i don't know if that's quinn. i have your $50,000. stop with me, just give me my wife. there was no reply. investigators brought reid back to his house and parked in the driveway. they set up a mini-command center in the house, using a recorder to tape all incoming calls, and that's when something happened that no one expected. >> we sent the detectives to that home and we didn't do it surreptitiously.

and secret santa's undercover elf. all that, beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> another child has died in border patrol custody. >> this time an eight-year-old guatemalan boy. >> seven-year-old jakelin caal, also from guatemala, died earlier this month at a hospital in texas. >> i can't tell you when the government is going to be open. >> president trump weighing in from the white house this morning. >> it's a disgrace what's happening in our country. but other than that, i wish everybody a very merry christmas. >> a frantic scene in indonesia. panic as false alarm went off earlier today. >> friday's earlier tsunami, a death toll continues to rise. >> u.s. immigrations and custom enforcement is facing backlash after dropping off hundreds of migrants at a texas bus station without notice. >> we just need a heads up so that folks aren't dumped at a bus station without money or on the street. >> christmas celebrations around the world today. >> this season is about bringing light to the people around us. >> pe

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tonight, gio benitez behind the scenes of an undercover sting operation, and what they're now puttingsome of those packages. >> reporter: headaches, viral videos, and an estimated 26 million victims in the u.s. as so-called porch pirates swipe those packages from our doorsteps. tampa police say these two women did just that this week. but one major american town is now doing something about it. >> these are the locations where our gps devices are deployed right now. >> reporter: we're inside the jersey city police burglary unit. they've teamed up with amazon, planting a gps tracking device inside fake packages, and dropping them off on a porch, waiting for a porch pirate to come steal it. >> this morning, the detectives deployed this, and within eight minutes, we had movement on one of the devices. we swooped in and made the arrest, with big smiles on our face. >> reporter: within the first four hours of their undercover sting, police made three arrests. >> the message to the bad guys are, we're going to catch you. >> reporter: and david, the goal is to arrest repeat offenders, and de

the trial of a prominent chinese human rights lawyer has ended as his supporters scuffled with undercover police long sean john is charged with subverting state power and could face fifteen years in prison it's all part of china's crackdown on human rights activists. an earthquake triggered by a volcanic eruption on the italian island of sicily has injured scores of people and left many more homeless. and violins that survived the holocaust you meet the man who's been restoring these instruments and the memories of their former owners. i'm calm assman thanks for joining us we start with the u.s. president donald trump has made an unannounced visit to american troops serving in iraq it's the president's first visit to soldiers serving in the region since he took office nearly two years ago during the visit trump said he had quote no plans at all to remove american forces from iraq and said the u.s. could use the country as a base for operations in neighboring syria trump again defended his decision to order with the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria he's scheduled to visit american troo