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the fbi day in and day out. because they dare to investigate a politician, a failed game show host, who did one thing after another that raised legitimate suspicions. so here we are after years of slandering the fbi, they have absolutely nothing to show about it. of course, the hilarity of the whole sussmann thing, after we were -- we heard that deep state, the fbi, they were going after poor donald trump, poor donald trump was a victim, well this case was actually sussmann supposedly lying to the fbi. so durham couldn't even make the fbi the bad guys. durham to bring a complaint where the fbi was the victim of lying. and even that was a lie by durham. they need to shut this down. it is a joke. it started with donald trump lying about barack obama tapping his phones in trump tower and it's ended with this. it's time to put it behind us. >> yeah. the jury voted unanimously to find sussmann not guilty and you wonder how much longer this durham probe will go on when it's uncovered not much anything so far. let's br

the fbi now has 6 months to respond to the lawsuit. both michigan state and usa gymnastics already agreed to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements. >> in other national news, attorney general merrick garland named a team of 9 people to review the police response to uvalde shooting. >> sing what happened that day. we will be doing site visits at the school. we will be conducting interviews an extremely wide variety of stakeholders. >> the team garland assembled includes an fbi official and former police chiefs who have investigated past mass shootings. they'll look at who is in command police policies, training and communication. once that review is done, a report with the team's findings will be made public. >> an 11 year-old girl gave testimony no child should ever have to give about how she survives the mass shooting. and you've all day today, she told members of congress how she pretended to be dead to avoid being shot. >> it to >> he shot. but those in school. >> what did you when you put that on your >> state part

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would be in charge of monitoring the fbi investigation. but i was also getting information above pat gray from the head of the criminal division of the department of justice, henry petersen. petersen and i were old friends. we had been at the department of justice together. he knows not only everything the fbi knows, he knows everything the grand jury and the u.s. attorneys know. i was keeping an eye generally on where the investigation was going, sharing with haldeman, ehrlichman, and sending it up to the president. we learned very quickly the secret service had a report from metropolitan police. howard hunt's name was in the address book they found in the possession of the burglar. howard hunt was involved with the plumbers, the private investigative agency out of the white house trying to track down leaks. >> hunt is the reason why the white house has to go into full cover-up mode immediately. hunt leads back to the plumbers. hunt leads back to the ellsberg break-in. hunt leads back to colson, the president's chief strategist and dirty

when our clients reported to the fbi, they expected a certain results to come of that. and they were grossly disappointed as. we don't know what the results is going to be. they have six months to respond to attempt and evaluate the claim or deny them. we'll react to whatever everybody chooses to do. >> one thing we know is they're not going to prosecute those fbi agents, what do you make of those decisions? >> it is simply outrageous. we have a report from the insp inspector general's office indicating these agents concealed evidence and allowed larry nassar to return to michigan state and actually abused dozens of others. the idea that can happen and nobody is charged for it. it is simply out rroutrageous. >>> your client is seeking for a monetary amount, i do wonder and just hearing their riveting testimonies, the power of their words and lingering questions of what's the point? the i have prosecuted so many delayed sexual cases and talking to victims and survivors of this abuse. we encourage people to support because we hope for accountability. for your client, how

the jury finding him not guilty of lying to the fbi. republicans labeling that verdict a miscarriage of justice and they want all evidence in the case released to the public judges with the details brooke. >> hey, good morning, guys. that's right. the jury finding michael sussmann not guilty. sutherlin in twenty sixteen went to the fbi and said he had information linking the trump organization to russia. information and that did not pan out. special counsel john durham says sussmann lied when he said he brought the information to the fbi as a concerned citizen, not as a lawyer working on behalf of the clinton campaign. ultimately, jurors felt differently sussmann delivering a statement shortly after hearing the verdict. listen first i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that with their unanimous verdict today. i'm grateful to the members of the jury for their careful and thoughtful service despite being falsely accused . i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case there. i'm saying in a statement that

she forward this to the fbi. >> in fact, sherrie forwarded those john bourdeau emails to the fbi, moments she received. >> come on, we don't need three dead people. it needs to stop. >> if only the fbi kept a list of our investigation, which was frustrating for sherrie. >> we were keeping our eyes on what's going on. i was trying to get information, but it wasn't something that was discussed with us. >> pretty frustrating for you? >> very frustrating. >> even more frustrating for sherrie was what happened to sonia. despite all her hatred, sherry was not happy that sonya was murdered, not at all. >> because, i wanted her to pay for what she did. and now, she is dead. so, there is no satisfaction in that for me. >> did you really care whether or not she was dead? >> yes, because i knew that the person who killed her had something to do with these emails. it was just a big web. >> but maybe, john bourdeau could untangle. remember, detectives have given him a polygraph test, shortly after his mother was murdered. and his answers didn't sound believable. >> i didn't with my mom. >> he didn't d

congressman, this specific fbi employer mentioned, what can you tell us more about him or her? >> decorated iraqi war veteran being run out of the fbi, his allegiance to the country is being questioned because he had the gall to say something that offended the fbi leadership about the january 6th investigation. the other one is also having the same thing happened to them simply because on an anonymous questionnaire they said something that the leadership disagreed with them about january 6 buried and i would point out, laura, that we now have had agents come forward as whistle-blowers, two on the school board's narrative, on the school board issue, an end four regarding january 6th. that is a concern to us but we have had literally half a dozen fbi agents come to our committee. >> laura: it's happening all over government, is it not, jim? it happening at the fbi, we know it's happening in our military with the whole stand down order, remember, in the spring of 2021 after january 6th, so we have to make sure there are no unsavory people in our military. that was a warning shot t

the fbi's own watchdog came to the same conclusion in a scathing report last year. it found the agency allowed the abuse to continue for more than a year after the case was first opened in 2015. it also pointed to numerous mistakes and cover—ups by agents. they did not properly handle the allegations. they didn't properly handle them off to a differentjurisdiction or take them seriously in terms of doing proper interviews, and that when they were asked about it by investigators, they made false statements and lied about what happened. but despite all this, the suit comes as the justice department once again declined to prosecute the two fbi agents concerned, claiming there is a lack of evidence. that is why michaela maroney described the suit as their only path to justice and healing. azadeh machinery, bbc news. —— moshiri. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it's the most lucrative golf tournament ever and probably one of the most controversial. what's the story with the liv tournament about to get under way in england? the day the british liberated the

had claimed that just before the 2016 election, the lawyer, michael sussmann, misled the fbi when he passed along a tip that computers in trump tower were communicating with a russian bank. durham's team insisted sussmann was secretly acting as an operative of the clinton campaign. sussmann, whose tip to the fbi did not pan out, said he was just trying to be a good citizen. >> despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> reporter: during the 2016 campaign, trump's public appeals to putin drawing scrutiny. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> reporter: still, trump and his supporters insist the russia investigation was a hoax designed to hurt his campaign and his presidency. they've been hoping that durham would uncover some explosive revelations to back that up. three years later, that still has not happened. durham has been investigating the origins of the russia probe for more than three years. we're still awaiting his final report. today, he said he was disappointed by the

the new fallout after fbi agents raid a museum seizing dozens of paintings. >>> mistake in the mail. how did one of the most historic trophies in all of sports, the stanley cup, get delivered to the wrong house? >>> and from the bison attacking a tourist near yellowstone to the gator on the green failing to distract this golfer, it's thursday, june 30th. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with a major development in the january 6th investigation. >>> a man long considered a critical witness has now been subpoenaed. it follows the testimony of a former white house aide who claims there were concerns inside the white house that president trump could be exposed to criminal charges if he traveled to the capitol on january 6th. >> we have new reporting on what could come next in this investigation. abc's faith abubey is in washington with the very latest. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, mona. former president trump's white house lawyer has been mentioned at every january 6th committee hearing so far, and now the committee wants to hear from him. this morn

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it's all written down, that to -- that the fbi had found fraudulently that the fbi had found evidence of election fraud, and rosen said absolutely not. we're not doing that. also richard donahue said the same thing. they almost lost their jobs. they stood firm and here we are today. >> here's the thing, john, there was not a peaceful transfer of power. there was an attack on the capitol and they were coming for the speaker of the house and coming for the vice president, and they were coming for other members of congress. so i am really interested to hear jeffrey rosen's testimony, because clearly, he and his departments withstood pressure from the president. he never came public in any way leading up to january 6th. it wasn't until january 13th of 2021 where he issued this sort of odd public said video statement that just said we are going to support law enforcement and make sure that we have a safe inauguration so we turned his attention to the inauguration. but i will be really interested to hear how clear he is about what it is that they were pressured to do leading up to january 6

to the fbi. of course it didn't. the fbi didn't need this information. it wasn't really related to the russia investigation. so not only was this charge unrelated to the original purpose of john durham's investigation, but he got creams. he got an acquittal in a few hours. that is really, really humiliating. so i think what it shows us is what, you know, those of us like myself we spent a lot of times focused on the mueller investigation. i investigated it when i was in congress. working for adam schiff and the house intelligence committee. there was collusion. that donald trump's campaign welcomed the assistance from russia, used it, and benefited from it. even if they did not actively conspire with them. they still received knowingly received, the benefits. and that is collusion. so whatever you want to hear on the right wing, it's all a charade and the destruction at the end of the day, there was collusion, there were no charges, it didn't rise to a criminal level of conspiracy. but there was collusion and this john durham investigation was a complete

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gaynor and other fbi veterans believe the fbi is still meticulously combing through the devices which officials say were made with galvanized pipe and black powder and attached to egg timers. and they're looking for other clues. >> they're looking for bomber's signature, any trace evidence which is latent prints, dna, hair fiber, things that may tie together to match the device to a specific individual. >> reporter: the fbi has said the two bombs were placed near dnc and rnc headquarters between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m., just a few blocks from the capitol on january 5th, but weren't discovered until 1:00 p.m. on the 6th, just as rioters were breaching the capitol. what we learned is how close one bomb came to harming incoming vice president kamala harris. sources told cnn harris' motorcade drove within a few yards of up with of the bombs on the morning of the 6th, and she was inside the dnc office with one of the bombs outside for two hours before the device was found. these pipe bombs are viable devices that could have been detonated, resulting in serious injury or death. >> reporter: desp

he wasn't bringing this information to the fbi as part of the campaign. he was just doing it to be a good citizen and we know he was being paid by hillary clinton t do this but he pulled up a high risk strategy and claimed it di not make a difference and at that that matter because the fb already knew he was working for hillary that puts the fbi itsel as -- fault because that they knew that he was working for hillary he probably knew that they were concocting the scheme. by did they put so many investigatory resources into tracking this. >> that's true. the washington post opinion piece is that durham's focus becomes everything the trumpet' allies accused robert s muller of being. a fishing expedition that's gon on for an extended. mac of time without surfacing anything that aids the central case. your response to that, jim? >> that's a pretty predictable response. there's going to be a clamoring that somehow john durham is a political actor and this is a rejection of him. i am with john here and that it was really lost in the jury selection. if the judge

accused the fbi of misconduct. navarro claims he is exempt from testimony because he worked at the white house. >> what they did was they colluded with the white house to have joe biden engage in the fanciful and absurd notion that somehow a sitting incumbent could strip his predecessor of executive privilege and me -- it does not fly. >> navarro says the not valid even they created to committee. >> what that kangaroo committee is doing right now is investigating for punitive purposes. they are essentially acting as judge, jury, and executioner. their mission, their clear mission is to prevent donald john trump from running for president in 2024. >> magistrate faruqy warned navarro every time he speaks in public it could be used against him in court. the house voted to hold navarro and former trump aide dan scavino in contempt it also voted to hold steve bannon and former chief of staff mark meadows in contempt. but so far the doj has only prosecuted bannon and navarro. navarro is representing himself. he says he d

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testimony by the fbi's lead counsel. no, he never mentioned that he represented the clinton campaign, charging the clinton campaign for his time and a thumbnail drive with data he turned over to the fbi. despite all of that, a jury said hmm, not guilty. >> steve: a jury in washington, d.c. -- washington, d.c. is a town where 90% of those people who voted in 2016 voted for hillary clinton. there were people -- three people on the jury who not only voted for hillary clinton, but they also contributed to her campaign. and so, for him to get that news from them, not shocking. and he did -- he was thankful yesterday afterwards, but i think he knew this was coming. watch. >> i told the truth to the fbi. and the jury clearly recognized that with their anonymous verdict today. despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. as you can imagine, this has been a difficult year for my family and me but, right now, we are just grateful for the love and support of so many during this ordeal. a

>> jesse: it didn't take long for biden's message to reach the fbi. this morning, the feds arrested ryan kelly, the leading republican candidate in the michigan governor's race. kelly was targeted by the fbi for being outside the capitol on january 6th. but the timing is suspicious democrats are gearing up for prime time special tonight. i know biden was probably joking. can you imagine if trump had talked about sending his opponents to jail like that? all hell would have broken loose. the media would have turned it into a full-blown crisis. instead the left is turning a blind eye as republicans get thrown in prison. while the fbi sets up fake kidnapping stings against gretchen whitmer. so that's why it was no surprise that biden's cameo last night was a total flop. he sat down with a democrat activist. took some softball questions, and called it a victory. but not before getting a pat on the back for how tough of a job he has it. >> what a terrible job you have. [laughter] i mean, i'm glad you are doing it but, boy oh boy does this seem like a bad gi

the fbi sent kron four's statement that reads in part, quote, the fbi is aware of this incident and we are in regular contact with the alameda county sheriff's office. >> if in the course of the local investigation information comes to light of a potential federal violation, the fbi is prepared to investigate at this time. we do not have the information to indicate that there is a credible threat of violence in the bay area, 2 little girls and my support and i love that will never allow them to take because we live in the bay area, such a diverse area. we're not used to seeing this type of activity as much as as other parts of the country. >> there's a small group in this particular group. we know they are. we know where they are affiliated and where they where they are, where they're from. we'll share that information with our law enforcement partners. but do the proud boys have a right to access that public space to do what they did? they they have a right to access that public space. >> they don't have a right to disturb annoy or harass children and a library. >> they don't have a r

one count of lying to the fbi. making a material in the fall statement in connection with the tip you brought into the general counsel at the time. according to special counsel durham, he lied about who his client was. he said he didn't have a client, according to the indictment, and according to the indictment, in fact, he was representing the clinton campaign. as the jury found today, resoundingly, swiftly, and handily, there is no there there. >> we should be clear, this is the first trial durham's had, it's been three years, it was this attorney, it was this one count that he misrepresented to his client was in this one interaction. the trial lasted for a while, right? >> a couple of weeks. >> i just want to be clear, there are murder trials in new york all the time they don't make it today for. this was a one witness, two -week trial, three years into the investigation, for a single missed statement, according to the indictment, that the jury returned an acquittal on in for hours. >> a couple of hours, about,

what is it you're claiming the fbi botched? >> yes, i was the first one to report larry nassar in 2015 and after i reported usa gymnastics was told that me and my family that the fbi and the usa gymnastics were handle it and we should keep quiet and the fbi was actually hiding my reports and the reports from the other gymnasts and larry nassar was still able to abuse hundreds of girls day in and day out. so, it's just super scary to even think about because we have so much trust in the fbi to keep, you know, our country safe and things like that. neil: well, i notice besides yourself, simone biles, aly raisman, among the other 85 to 90 women who have joined in this. did you all compare notes on this, notice a pattern to this? >> i mean, we talk here and there, but we don't really know what's going on behind the scenes and things like that, but we just want to do what's right and hold the people who did-- or who were relying, we want to hold them accountable. neil: you're the lawyer and you know the uphill battle they face. what

the fbi was told in 2015, and according to the office of inspector general report from 2021, the fbi in indianapolis did interviews, they took few notes. they did not formalized interviews at all. they put them in a drawer and they did not tell the appropriate people what larry nassar was doing. the department of justice declined to prosecute and it was last fall when some of this olympians and world athletes asked and were accepted by the senate judiciary committee to testify as to what happened to them, and to ask for justice. listen to simone biles. >> i don't want another young gymnast, olympic athlete or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured before, during and continuing to this day in the wake of the larry nassar abuse. to be clear -- i'm sorry -- >> take your time. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> after that hearing, the department of justice said they would relook at this, but it was last month that they declined prosecution for the second time and thus toda

now the fbi is looking at potential domestic violent extremism. quoting the fbi is investigatin a series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource hunters and faith-based organizations across the country . the feds are asking for help fo the public to provide information one leads on potential suspects. democrats including house speaker nancy pelosi appear to share the fbi's urgency were even there concern. >> there was saying that your contributing contributing to these attacks. >> remember with democratic congressman gerald it said that radical left-wing violence specifically nt 4.0 was a method ? we appear to. >> in that realm where democrat hold the opposite views of the country at large. consider that even after the arrest of a man who admitted planning to assassinate just as cavanaugh. democrats still overwhelmingly 58-35 percent think it's appropriate to protest outside the homes of justices. 70 percent of republicans at thinking protesting outside homes is an inappropriate in 55 percent of all americans believe it's wrong. we sho

now the fbi is looking at potential domestic violence extremism, the fbi investigatin a series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource centers and faith-based organizations across the country . democrats including house speaker nancy pelosi don't appear to share the fbi's urgency or concern. they are saying that it is contributing to the attack spread. >> any other questions about other subjects? >> remember when democratic sai radical left-wing violence pacifically and he felt was smith, we are to be back in tha realm even after that of the justice, democrats overwhelmingly think it is appropriate to protest outside the homes of justices. >> that's right, and nancy, i don't know. to didn't want to talk about it. no more questions. trace, thank you very much. also tonight come up more efforts by the biden justice department to stonewall key information on the federal prob into under biden. the doj in the new letter refused to ask it answer just basic questions about possible conflicts of interest in recusal 's inside the department of justice. this comes as hunter biden's ex-w

the fbi raided the home of sean a bishop. that's the former campaign manager for congresswoman lauren boehlert of colorado. accordingn to bishop, here's h what happened. quote, while homeschooling my youngest childrent: ", the fi decided it was necessary to bust open my front door with a d battering ram and put meha in handcuffs so they trample through my home terrifyingnd my family. my daughter was pulled aroundau by the hoodie, by her hoodie,gh by one of the agents. now why wouldn't you do this tof the former chief of a staff of a sitting member of congress? well, the fbi gave no reason.iss they took cell phone and they left, never charged with the crime. that samet day you didn't read this in the new york times either. the feds hit the home offe mese county republican clark peters. what was the justification for that raid or break into a lotse of houses all of a sudden trump voters? whyn? well, in this case, doj saidet peters raised doubts about the legitimacy of the last election that's not allowed anymore can question th

we have seen in different incidents, i know when i was in the fbi, you would have the fbi team would brief victims and their family members on certain aspects of an investigation, describing exactly what transpired, for example, i was there in san bernardino after that mass shooting where the fbi brought in the family members and said we want to walk you through what happened, take you to the crime scene and show you exactly what happened. that wasn't for public consumption, but because obviously these are people with a vested interest in knowing what happened. the problem here is we're not seeing any of that. for the victims and their family, but also the community who wants to have confidence in these law enforcement officers, so a lot of questions, as rosa was mentioning there are two hearings going on where hopefully we'll get more ansers from the state senate side where the head of dps is supposed to be testifying. we understand it is likely he's going to do somewhat of a show and tell about the type of door that these officers were coming up against. i was in law enforcement, n

i mean, it's happening at the fbi. we know what's happening in our military with the whole stand down order. remember in the spring of 202002 one after1 january six . t so we have to make sure there are no like unsavory peopleth in our military. that was a warningat shotng that they fired acrosshe about four our young military men and women. was it not right? exactly. it's e the weaponizes and the g government against , the legacyal foess to go with your model of the legacy of the attorney general garland right now is the school board's issueoa writing the memorandum that treats moms and dadstimemo as domestic terrorists. that's the legacy thus farth in his in his tenure as attorney general. but this weaponization of againstnt your political foes is exactly what's going on . so much so wead had the decision information governance board and but for your efforts and others pointingnd o out that still might be anop operation. that is how the left is operate in the context here with, with the fbi. remember a few years ago

on wednesday morning, the fbi raided clark's home. meanwhile, the january 6 committee revealed six members of congress who supported trump's coup attempt sought positional pardons. mo brooks of alabama, matt gaetz of florida, louie gohmert of texas, marjorie taylor greene of georgia, scott perry of pennsylvania, and andy biggs of arizona. we will have more on the january 6 hearing later in the program. ukrainian officials have ordered troops to withdraw from the besieged eastern city of severodonetsk which has been the site of weeks of heavy fighting. the move brings russia closer to seizing all of the luhansk region. this comes as the united states has announced it will send an additional $450 million in military aid to ukraine including medium-range rocket systems. on thursday, the european union voted to grant candidate status to ukraine and moldova beginning a process for the countries to join the eu. on thursday, china hosted a virtual meeting with the leaders of brazil, russia, india, and south africa -- a group known colltively

his greatest ambition is to r be acting director of the fbi which achieves in 43 minutes . if there's one thing which has reviewed the way the fbi administratively handles file folders, is the only thing mark publishes is fbi directorbefore it is replaced yet again . >> is this important thread of conservatory evidences what he's doing. you're right about his telling bob woodward you're right about this, you're not rightabout that . >> one of the things that comes out when you go back and look at the story knowing the full history as it comes together over the last 50 years, he didn't start out leaking to bob woodward. he started out leaking to the washington daily news was the crosstown rival paper who just so happens to coincidently go out of business in july 1972 three weeks after the watergate burglary. so but for this is entirely possible mark felt would never bother leaking to woodward and bernstein at all . >> and bob woodward wasn't bob woodward either. bob woodward is the kid is just beginning to learn the craft. the serendipity of that. i want to take you to somet

axios reporting on this says not having this information reported to the fbi will result in a data gap that experts say makes it harder to analyze crime trends and to fact-check claims politicians make about crime, violent crime across america is set to be a top issue in this midterm election and the data that many politicians will use to make their case on the topic will be at best incomplete. what happens when we don't have this information? >> when we don't have the information, it's how law enforcement decides how to deploy resources, it's how the federal government decides where to send financial resources, manpower, et cetera but brandon is absolutely right. this information is available, the people that collect this information for covid were essential employees, they were there. this is about hiding the ball because i don't want to report what is pretty bad for these cities. >> shannon: let's talk about that a little bit. we have some liberal district attorneys in crime in some of them have been subjected to recalls, some have survived them, some have not but these are some of

we are learning that the fbi have seized john eastman's phone, leslie. about six agents approached him as he was exiting a restaurant. eastman is calling and proper. how significant is this? also, what give them access to any security communications that he may have had? i will ask andrew and they get a job. >> he may have knew. o that. in this day and age with cryptic communications with apps like, what's at and signal, the only way to get communication for people that use that platform is the get your hands on one of the telephones. that's the only way he gets decryptor. it's a part of. the significance is clear. first of all, it's a place on the same day as the jeffrey clark search warrant. when you have multiple search warrants, you try to do them on the same day. so one warrant does not have the other one off. to serve a search warrant for the telephone of the former president's lawyer, is a very big deal under any circumstances. one that would definitely have the absolute highest levels of the department of justice in that decision-making. finally,

familia temen lo que sus hijos puedan estar haciendo en redes sociales, especialmente luego que el fbi emitiÓ una advertencia por un aumento de incidentes de "sextorsion" que involucra a menores. >> tenemos que enseÑarle a nuestros pequeÑos que no presten atenciÓn a todo lo que le cae en las redes sociales. reportera: en 2021, el centro de denuncias de delitos en la internet del fbi recibiÓ mÁs de 18,000 denuncias relacionadas con la extorsiÓn sexual, y afirma que este nÚmero estÁ camino a duplicarse. asegura que la mayorÍa de los casos el delincuente se hace pasar por un niÑo y se pone en contacto con Él a travÉs de las redes sociales o las aplicaciones de juegos, fingiendo un interÉs romÁntico. >> casi siempre entran como si fueran amistades. saber exactamente cuÁles son las amistades que estÁn ellos en su snapchat, en su instagram, y si hay alguien allÍ que no conocen, deben eliminarlo. reportera: los investigadores dicen que los extorsionadores son expertos en ganarse la confianza de los pequeÑos, y ganan sus contraseÑas para tener acceso a sus redes sociales y

a drawer. >> the fbi has 6 months to respond to this lawsuit. both michigan state and you see a gymnasts us a rather gymnastics agreed to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements. >> working from home and then boom, dangerous situation this morning in martinez after that car crashed into the side of a home on alhambra avenue causing a gas leak. gas lines to the home were shut off. streets were closed as the car was pulled from that exterior wall. luckily no one was hurt. and this incident, the driver ran away. the woman who lives there, who was in there working says people often fly down alhambra where the speed limit is just 30 miles an hour. >> there needs to be like a traffic light or something on the street to help prevent people from going that fast. because it's families around here. there's you know, it's a residential area. people are pulling out onto the street all the time. >> police have not identified the driver but say there are no ongoing public safety concerns. >> a private ceremony in the east bay today as one city

the fbi sent kron four's statement that reads in part, quote, the fbi is aware of this incident and we are in regular contact with the alameda county sheriff's office. >> if in the course of the local investigation information comes to light of a potential federal violation, the fbi is prepared to investigate at this time. we do not have the information to indicate that there is a credible threat of violence in the bay area, 2 little girls and my support and i love that will never allow them to take because we live in the bay area, such a diverse area. we're not used to seeing this type of activity as much as as other parts of the country. >> there's a small group in this particular group. we know they are. we know where they are affiliated and where they where they are, where they're from. we'll share that information with our law enforcement partners. but do the proud boys have a right to access that public space to do what they did? they they have a right to access that public space. >> they don't have a right to disturb annoy or harass children and a library. >> they don't have a r

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you know it's long been said the fbi always gets its man. it turns out there are a lot of men and women criminals who local departments never tell the fbi about. the spike in crime could be worse than you think. axios and marshal project investigation found 40% of the country's 18,000 law enforcement agencies failed to report 2021 crime statistics to the fbi. that means, say experts, the full trend of criminal activity in our country are amiss. jennifer harrison of the crime victims group victims rights new york says crime, especially under progressive prosecutors, is underreporting. >> systems know all too well and have known all along that so-called progressive criminal justice reforms and the so-called progressive prosecutors that act more as defense attorneys than enforcing the law have led to an increase in crime and, unfortunately, even death. and now, sadly we don't have the data that we needed to combat some of these issues. >> reporter: reporting is voluntary but among those not fully doing it is california, illinois, pennsylvania,

campaign to overturn the 2020 election speaks out for the first time since his home was raided by the fbi. >>> days before the busy july 4th travel rush, new questions about safety after two planes collide at jfk airport, and one of them keeps going and takes off to europe. >>> caught on camera, chaos on the highway. this trailer carrying vans stacked too high. >>> plus, we hear from the u.s. swimmer rescued by her coach after passing out in the pool. her message this morning. >>> and later, is it better to exercise in the morning or at night? what a new study says. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news overnight. a landmark vote in washington, the first of its kind since 1994. >>> lawmakers finally finding common ground when it comes to gun laws. >> the motion to concur with an amendment is agreed to. >> reporter: overnight the senate passing the first significant gun legislation in the u.s. in nearly three decades. the bill includes enhancing background checks for gun buyers under 21, closing the so-called boyfriend loophole and providing funding for school secu

i were all friend. >> we have been at the department of justice together. >> he knows not only the fbi knows. he knows everything of like the grand jury. i was keeping oon eye of where this investigation i think g going. >> we learned quickly that sk civil -- the private investigators trying to find leads. >> hunt leads back to the plumbers. >> hunt leads back to the break in. >> bthis was really explosive stuff. i was in the meeting and toll son wanted to alert everybody that howard hunt had an exec aif nufs and they were stuck in his safe. we should get our hands-on it. >> erlichman called him another pafer. >> my department started to go through them. >> and when i came in, he said, listen, we don't want to leave fingerprints on all this. >> why don't i bet some heber gloep to handle the information and see what's here? >> hunt say it was loaded. >> there was some disguises that came if the cia. they were insaned. >> there was a big briefcase. in id, there is chapter sticks with fires hanging out of them. >> this were from the scene of the crime. >> i told erlingctod. >> why don't y

we learned that upper levels of the fbi seem to almosty. be guilty. they didn't tell the rank and file the truthth about what they really knew about it.r and it seems early on that the fbi in fact knew that this was all b.s. it did not come out at all. came out, as i said to you on the show last weekk, the key of this case in my opinion was not necessarily getting a guilty verdict. first document, he is such a small player in this.nk he wasly frankly the lowest of the barrel as far as i'm concerned. what we got was the evidence and i think that was the key. durham was trying to put out evidence that there was a text message and i do wantur your viewers to remember the text message that came out by the general counsel. bakerr only came out after the indictment in twenty twenty one . so the judge actually did not allow that to be considered whend he decided his verdict today that was critical. he hadad a lot of bad decisionsy by judge cooper who by the way,h has a relationship with lisa page in some regard. also conce so that's also concerning. let's no