-- dill lose shins. >> the f.b.i. said aaron alexis etched four statements on the side of his shotgun including one he was under attack by electromagnetic waves and the f.b.i. says it's your -- uncovered evidence he was tomorrow mend by his deteriorating mental health. >> when aaron alexis drove his rental car onto the ground of the navy yard he had a sawed-off shotgun in a backpack and enough ammunition to carry out his assault. this video released by the f.b.i. alexis is caught on surveillance camaras looking for victims as he makes his way through the hallways and stair wells of building 197. >> shortly after his arrival in the building and over the course of approximately one hour alexis shot and killed 12 victims and wounded four surviving victims before he was shot and killed by law enforcement officers. >> the f.b.i. says he used this backpack to bring the shotgun into the building and etched this is my el. weapon -- elf weapon along with end to the tomorrow meant. not what you-all say. and better off this way.

with the f.b.i. looking at his background up here. at the same time you have seattle offices of the f.b.i. and their state and local partners doing the same thing as well as texas. >> i think we have to get another-to-another question here and this is the provocative question for television which is mary ellen told me a long time ago that one of these guys doesn't see the last one on television and go out and do a mass shooting basically. but disturbed individuals who are already thinking about doing something like that see the last guy and that tends to accelerate their plans. "i could be that guy. that could be me." >> rose: the whole world could be talking about me. >> about my name. so when is the conference of television news executives where they get together with law enforcement professionals and say "how do we handle these guys?" because if you look at the last two years there's been one of these after another after another, you can start with aurora, you can start before that, you can go thr

you have provided all kinds of evidence to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. then see who were the people who were supplying the q uncle i mean the information . was charged with conspiracy to commit espionage. had our due in london was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder although no evidence existed that he had transmitted details of the fatal brothers to the rescue flights so you didn't offer any information that would have helped the cuban government to shoot down the plane no cause not if you broke the record for the. amount of work. for the. cream. we have grown. on glory for everyone who knew that in our priority some form of life of. a war. judge joan with sentence toronto hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian service is that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of knowing the truth about because our government the cuban american community and others have so clouded the facts and so ob

gave the f.b.i. nearly three million dollars for you avi's it allocated the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives six hundred thousand dollars and the u.s. marshals service almost seventy five thousand dollars for similar projects in addition to that the office of justice programs and the office of community oriented policing services within the d.o.j. awarded several police departments and nonprofit organization. ins over one point two million dollars for you if you testing and you so yes unmanned aerial vehicles are only being used but the number of departments who have access to them is growing in a letter to senator rand paul back in july the f.b.i. outlined how it used these machines in ten separate instances since two thousand and six for surveillance on kidnappers as well as for search and rescue missions over the a.c.l.u. is worried about other more nefarious uses for these u a v's senior policy analyst j. stanley responded to the report by saying quote no agency including the f.b

the f.b.i. has released video of the washington massacre as it happened. and explained the motive in the words of the gunman himself. bob orr has the story. a senator opposed to obamacare took the floor for 21 hours and occasionally strayed off topic. >> "i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam, i am." >> schieffer: nancy cordes on the senate's vote today. in a breakthrough, a new artificial leg is controlled by nothing but the wearer's thoughts. dr. jon lapook shows us how it's possible. and, after an amazing comeback, team u.s.a. sailed the deciding race in the america's cup. bill whitaker has the action and the results. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. every time there is a mass shooting, we ask the same question: why? tonight, we have a better idea of why aaron alexis opened fire at the washington navy yard last week. he killed 12 people before he died in a shootout with police. among the victims was 63-y

the f.b.i. said today that alexis was driven by the delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by electromagnetic waves beamed into his body. bob orr has more about that and the pictures that the bureau released today. >> reporter: it was 8:15 on the morning of september escape when aaron alexis appeared on the fourth floor of navy yard building 197 prepared to launch his attack. dressed in dark clothing, alexis was wearing two i.d. badges and carrying a sawed-off shotgun. surveillance video showed alexis moved deliberately down the hallway, checking door ways, hunting for people to shoot. within five minutes, legacy moved to the third floor. he carefully exited a stairwell use, protected positions like a trained sniper looking for new targets. as he moved toward them are a small group of people at the end of the hallway appeared to be scrambling for safety. in releasing the pictures today, f.b.i. assistant director valerie parlave said the evidence showed alexis acted alone an

. >> in fact the f.b.i. says investigators have uncovered no previous relationships between alexis and the 1 people he killed. in time line reloosed by the f.b.i., aaron alexis shot his first victim at 8:16 am is and went between fourth and first floors for an hour before being shot dead at 9:25 am.in a. shooters's electronic media the f.b.i. says investigators discovered reference to his plans and why. >> a document retrieved from the electronic media stated, quote, ultra low frequency attack is what i have been subject to for the last three months. and to be perfectly honest, that is what has driven me to this. f.b.i. hays alexis carried out his assault exactly one week after beginning his work navy yard and to days after buying a gun. >> today f.b.i. tried define elf technology for us. you will remember aleckis elf on to his gun it stands for extreme low frequency signals, the f.b.i. explanation quite complicated. it says elk was ledge mats program used for navy submarine communications but there are othe

. >> the f.b.i. has also released video of alexis walking around building 197 at the navy yard with a shotgun the day of the shootings. you don't see the violence in this video but still the images could be disturbing to some. might be too difficult to watch so we're trying to give you a warning before we start playing that video. delia goncalves is live in the satellite center with more on the investigation. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning. we have watched the video as we prepare for the story and certainly it is hard to watch. an awful reminder of the tragedy of that day. before releasing the video, though, i should tell you that the f.b.i. did speak to the victims' families and made sure that they removed any images of witnesses or victims. take a look at surveillance video. it starts pretty normally. you can see alexis driving up in that car. investigators describe the manual as a deranged killer hunting for victims as he roamed the halls with a sawed off shot gunning. on his gun h

officials say he wrote my elf weapon on the shotgun he used in the shooting. the f.b.i. says it does not appear aaron alexis targeted any specific individuals. twelve people were killed in the rampage nine days ago. >>> an elderly woman suffered critical injuries when she was hit by a pickup truck in oakland this morning. the accident happened at ninth and ellis streets in the chinatown district. she was in a crosswalk when it happened. police say the truck driver mayor been blinded by the sun and did not see her. the driver remained at the scene. >>> an elderly san francisco couple and their disabled daughter could soon be out on the streets. the family is being eviced from the home where they've lived for decades. why this family's personal crisis is becoming a city wide problem. >> this couple have been paying about $800 a month to live in this russian hill apartment. after 34 years, they are being evicted. . >> 30 plus years of memories. no matter where i go i'll always have this place in my heart. i have a lot of memories here. >> the property was bought last year.

the f.b.i. director says shooter aaron alexis drove on the base with the gun in a bag. he went from floor to floor firing randomly. maureen umeh joins us with the details. >> f.b.i. director james comey says surveillance video makes it clear aaron alexis was not targeting individuals but was intent on shooting as many people as possible. >> comey says alexei end terd building 197 carrying a bag and went to a fourth floor bathroom -- entered building. he came out the bathroom and started firing immediately with no discernible pattern. the f.b.i. director says alexis had additional team nation in his pant's pocket and event shael ly ran out -- additional ammunition in his pant's pocket and eventually ran out there. are no signs this is linked with terrorism. at the navy yard admiral french is aware of concerns about a lack of adequate manpower and resources at the base at the time of the shoot ug. >> the secretary of navy and defense directed that security procedures across all of the department o

on side of the weapon the f.b.i. says alexis etched four statements. is not my elk weapon ends of torment. better off this way. investigator have also uncovered no previous relationships between alexis and the 1 people he killed time line show alexis shot his first victim at 8:16 am. went between the stkpourt first tphraorz for an hour before bowing shot dead at 9:25 am. there are multiple and indicators that delusionnal belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency or elf waves. >> etching of quote, my elk weapon close quote on the left side ofed receiver of the recommendington 870 shot gun believed to reference the waves. >> today fbi tried define elf tech fork us. you will remember alexis etched elf on to us this gun it stands for extreme low frequency signals. the f.b.i. explanation quite complicated. it says elf was legitimate program used for navy submarine communications but there are others who say, elf kind of technology used to control someone's mind. >> i am wondering did f.b.i. say anything about the kneel wer

the f.b.i. is helping look for answers in that deadly mall attack in kenya, forensic teams combing through the rubble right now. officials are trying to recover any bodies that could be buried in the debris left by the collapse of three levels of parking garage. they want to find out why the structure collapsed in the first place. >> we have also been asked how did the mall cave in. again, that is a matter to be determined by structural engineers who have sinced moved to the site and we want to request that once we get the lab for information on whether it is the action of the exchange of fire or otherwise, we will come whack to you. >> the band of assailants rented a shop in the mall for these months, storing weapons and plotting the rampage that left more than 60 people dead. for more now on the search for answers, aljazeera comes live from nairobi. what are we learning about why there were no red flags when these gunman rented space in a mall months ago? >> well, this is one question many peo

fort hood, the f.b.i. in two different venues that hasan was e mailing the radical cleric in yemen and d.h.s. takes the hit. why didn't they do more? that wasn't in their spot. they have to ask why they didn't do more. with regard to boston, i don't think that the f.b.i. is on a speed dial arrangement with the kremlin and i would like to know how often the kremlin picks up the phone and says you have a couple of terrorists in your midst. i don't know how thorough that revelation was many within the f.b.i. i'm not faulting the f.b.i. i don't know whether or not the federal government germly including the f.b.i. took russia , the russian intelligence communication as seriously as it should have. there may have been other agencies that should have been involved. i think the response as congresswoman harman said was phenomenal. there were grants that wept out and program training that went out and done under d.h.s. but that is after the incident. and that's why information sharing is critically important. and

the f.b.i. said a search turned up something he wrote about a low electromagnetic attack. >> kenya's growing investigation into the mall attack is getting help from around the world including the f.b.i. the current death toll the 67. another 175 were injured. other shoppers remain unaccounted for. al shabab gunmen stormed that mall saturday. the attack came to an end yesterday. >> the dispute over crime statistics between the mayor and governor is ratching up. the governor says the city need to make thousands more arrests a year arguing that is what reduces violent crime. but the mayor says the debate is making some communities uneasy. her office showed a steady decline in violent crime since the year he left city hall and then arrests reached their peak. this chart produced by the governor to argue otherwise. >> as this conversation is going on, i think there is an anxiety that is building in some of our communities that we're going back to a time when communities felt like their kids were unde

quurks.rks >> the f.b.i. director is shedding light on new details about the navy yard shooting. we're learning more about the background check on the gunman. sherri li is more. >> the f.b.i. director provided great deal dee tail about the shooting sproa and described how the gunman went hunting for people and shot at random. it comes amid new information about the becomeground checke into the shooter aaron alexis. according to the wall streettree journal it was done by the same company that performed the faulty investigation into nsa leader edward snowden. s he said the surveillance video shows alexis entering 197 carrying a bag. he says alexis went to the fourth floor bathroom and came out with a remington sawed off shotgun cutten off on both ends. eventually he reached the first floor where he killed a security guard and took his nine millimeter pistol. the admiral has the naval installation command and rushed to the respond to the gun shots. >> it's like any time. you are pretty shocked when you hear guns

the f.b.i. >> theyvest say alexis entered building 197 carrying a bag andb went to a fourth floor bath room of he came out with a remington 870 shotgun cut down on bothh ends and started firing immediately with almost no pattern. he had additional ammunition ini his pants pocket but he ran outt and began using a gun he took from a base security guard hee shot and killed. there's no sign there was any connection to terrorism or signs that he work with anyone else. meanwhile, the admiral said he is concerned about a lack of pleefs and a lack of power andee kuwait resources at the base. >> both directed that security proceed yours across the department of defense will be reviewed as well as access procedures. it will be involved and reviewee as part of the process. >> the question still on a lot of minds, dhow aaron alexis get his security clearance. according to the wall streetstre journal journal the company that performs his background is the same one that performed the background check on edwar

fort hood, the f.b.i. in two different venues that hasan was e mailing the radical cleric in yemen and d.h.s. takes the hit. why didn't they do more? that wasn't in their spot. they have to ask why they didn't do more. with regard to boston, i don't think that the f.b.i. is on a speed dial arrangement with the kremlin and i would like to know how often the kremlin picks up the phone and says you have a couple of terrorists in your midst. i don't know how thorough that revelation was many within the f.b.i. i'm not faulting the f.b.i. i don't know whether or not the federal government germly including the f.b.i. took russia, the russian intelligence communication as seriously as it should have. there may have been other agencies that should have been involved. i think the response as congresswoman harman said was phenomenal. there were grants that wept out and program training that went out and done under d.h.s. but that is after the incident. and that's why information sharing is critically important. and t

this as the f.b.i. releases chilling video and details about the shooting spree. what do employees think about the latest development? hillary wentworth who saw the video earlier in the day reviewed it again with us. >> it's clearly cut and pasted. they don't want to show the most disturbing thing. >> she has been inside building 197 and says some of the people who worked there before the shooting now work in her building. >> it's still disturbing to see somebody with a shotgun and in an office building that looks a lot like the office building i work in. >> you can see people, yeah there. you see people. i don't know if people shots have been fired and they're running from them or they're just people walking down the hallway in their normal routine but in any case those are real people working. >> no one we spoke to was inside building 197 when alexis stalked and killed his victims but the closed circuit video takes them back to the horror and the what if apps of that day. >> for us -- and for people in the navy yard knowing that could have been our building is p

the gym which the f.b.i. is using as a staging area and building 197 where the shooting happened. >> some employees have already started to return. >> their spirits are high. and they are looking back -- forward to getting back to a routine. >> today the navy yard may look back to normal but it may not feel that way. >> there are no words for what took place on monday. >> as workers mourn their 12 colleagues shot and killed monday the mother of the suspected gunman is speaking publicly for the first time. >> sarich no longer in a place where he can -- is in a place where he can no longer do harm to anyone. >> he was telling doctors he wasn't depressed and did not fear harming himself or others. >> he said -- the navy said police report to base security that he reported feeling vibrations through his body. >> alexis entered the navy yard on a valid pass monday morning and now navy hopes to finish three rapid reviews by october 1. >> he committed murder. i'm not sure any particular question or lack of question

the department of defense is furious the f.b.i. has released this video. >>> former san diego chargeer paul oliver is dead this morning. the 29-year-old taking his own life. he was found in his home in georgia with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. oliver played four seasons for the chargers and was last on the field in 2011. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> the n.s.a. keeping an eye on terror suspects overseas. the f.b.i. tracks them once they get to the united states but who watches them in between when they're on the move? well, no one. it's called a terrorist loophole. today lawmakers are going to try to close that gap. the first step is this. listening to the testimony today from the nation's top intelligence agencies. they're set to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee and we'll keep watching that one for you. >>> file this under what not to do when transporting a group of inmates. guards in oklahoma left eight criminals in a van that was still running while they rushed one of the inmates inside th

in a shootout with police after the rampage. >> the f.b.i. and alameda county sheriff deputies are investigating an explosion that leveled a restroom near livermore. here is what the sheriff deupties found at the state pack on tuesday night: the restroom was made of 6" concrete with debris nearby. there was an explosive device filled with gunpowder. the explosion could have killed somebody. >> negotiations between bart and the unions are done for the week without much progress. union members tell abc7 news that bart walked out of negotiations and will only meet on few of the remaining 22 days before the end of the cooling-off period. bart officials are ready to meet at any time the mediator calls them become. according to bart, the unions offer will cost $150 million over the next four years. the union says it is asking for a 13.5 percent increase over a three-year contract. negotiating sessions are scheduled monday and wednesday with both unions and next tuesday with just one of the unions. there are talks scheduled monday and wednesday of t

the name designation of the f.b.i. terrorist screening center is a very fitting tribute to supervisory special agent resnick and his exemplary career with the f.b.i. agent resnick will be remembered for his dedication to developing the architecture of a governmentwide watch listing of terrorism suspects and his tireless efforts to protect our fellow americans from terrorism. i urge my colleagues, mr. speaker, to join me in supporting h.r. 3096. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: mr. speaker, i reserve and yield back the balance of my time -- i yield five minutes to the gentleman from virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for five minutes. mr. connolly: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank my colleague, and i thank the distinguish

the f.b.i. is here and others are here. the f.b.i. is here was not meant as a sense of protection, because we knew better than that. they were not there to protect us at all. so there was that little -- i don't know what to call it -- that maybe gave the sense that i truly thought that the f.b.i. was going to protect us, and that was not so at all. i'm just pleased that the character was there. for the brief moment because you didn't ask, but i am going to ask this, when the movie "the ghost of mississippi" came out and whoopi goldberg played myrlie, i said to whoopi on one occasion please put a little whoopi into the myrlie character. and i know she wanted the correct pay to portray me, but i was very angry at that time, and i wanted a little more emotion to show with it. she did a very good job with the script that she had, which wasn't much for that character. so, you know, different interpretations of a person. medgar used to say to me sometimes you aren't quite as nice as people think. they

over the last decade, the f.b.i. estimates 20 people left minnesota for mogadishu. >> that's the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: so you think there are far more? >> far more. >> reporter: abdirizak bihi, a local somali leader, says the number is more like 60. what is the appeal? >> it's not about heaven, it's not about ideology, it's about engaging a young man who's lost. they hold his hand, they take him to the mosque, they raise him, they indoctrine nate him. they blame everything he's complaining about on the infidel. they give him a target. >> reporter: mr. bihi told us al-shabaab does not tell the young recruits that their ticket to somalia is only one way and those who want to return may face execution and yet, scott, the young men continue to head to africa. the last one left here 13 days ago. >> pelley: dean reynolds. thank you, dean. late today we learned that the former f.b.i. agent will plead guilty to leaking classified information to a reporter. the attorney general calls that leak one of the most serio

the f.b.i.'s valerie pilate said today that he came to washington last month. >> we can say we have determined mr. alexis arrived in the washington, d.c. area on or about august 26 and he has stayed at local hotels in the area since that time. most recently, he is known to have stayed at a residence inn in southwest washington, d.c. starting on september 7. >> ifill: at the time of yesterday's shooting, alexis was an employee with w a department subcontractor, the experts, working on a navy yard computer project. to do this work, he had a valid pass granting him access to the navy yard's building 197 where he opened fire with a shoot schott gunn he brought with him. plus two handguns he took from police. friends and family expressed disbelief at the news. >> he didn't seem like he would be that kind of person that would be that upset enough to do something like that. >> as a newcomer to the family, somebody should have been watching him. >> reporter: questions were raised today at alexis's mental

the f.b.i. is currently at the scene helicopters have been deployed to rescue workers and flights have been grounded at reagan national airport you to the incident smoothly three thousand people work at the building where the largest of the navy's command systems is situated the exact number of casualties remains yet unknown these are live pictures from that developing story we'll bring you the latest of course as we get it. and just ahead on the program a report on how your credit card transactions are being monitored by the n.s.a. also on a matter of not so mutual benefit as france struggles to heal its economic analysts say it's becoming more dictating cash flow in from the east you find out who's been a major need to keep the country's business a live report coming up in just a few. world . science technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. with the economic downturn the final. day the deal sank i and the rest of life they need a feeling eve

fort hood, the f.b.i. in two different venues that hasan was e mailing the radical cleric in yemen and d.h.s. takes the hit. why didn't they do more? well, i mean, frankly, that wasn't in their spot. they have to ask why they didn't do more. with regard to boston, i don't think that the f.b.i. is on a speed dial arrangement with the kremlin and i would like to know personally how often the kremlin picks up the phone and says you have a couple of terrorists in your midst. i don't know how thorough that revelation was many within the f.b.i. i'm not faulting the f.b.i. i don't know whether or not the federal government germly including the f.b.i. took russia, the russian intelligence communication as seriously as it should have. there may have been other agencies that should have been involved. i think the response as congresswoman harman said was not get thehs did credit. there were grants that wept out and program training that went out and done under d.h.s. but that is triage after the incident. and that's

no wonder the f.b.i. director mueller said we're not going to have this anymore and decided we wouldn't have that engagement and it's disturbing to hear that there was continual engagement going on with this organization and one thing i noticed with a lot of these organizations that have sometimes nefarious purposes, certainly cair would be one of those groups what is very interesting is that a lot of times these groups do changer that name thaflecheage it to protect the guilty. because people are on to them. and that's exactly what's happened with cair. people figured out who they are. just like you said, representative gohmert, mr. speaker, that the cair organization was found to be part of this terrorist coalition, involved in terrorist fbsing -- financing in the holy land foundation case. now that this word is getting out to the american people in a mainstream way, now they change their name to w.t.f. it's self-explanatory. w.t.f. that's the new acronym. but the american people are smart, it's the sam

the navy yard, the f.b.i. is now starting to release more details about their investigation, including some video of the shooter on that day aaron alexis. we want to warn thu is something you could find -- warn you this is something you could find disturbing so now is the time to look away if you need to. >> the video shows alexis prowling the building of 197 with a sawed off shut gon he purchased just days after. officers say they hunted alexis for an hour after he started shooting. a d.c. police officer and park police officer finally found him and shot him dead. funerals for two of the victims arthur daniels and kenneth proctor were held yesterday. >> aside from seeing the chilling images, is there something that can be lettered from this video? >> our eastbound bra -- our debra alfarone talkto an expert. again we want to warn you this video is t easy to watch. >> reporter: experts can learn from the cues we give the way we walk, the way we move our hands, our gaze and our pay. we asked a body analyst exper

the f.b.i. is treating it as a criminal investigation, not an act of terrorism. eight other people were injured, including a d.c. police officer. the f.b.i. believes alexis had at least three weapons, one of which may have been the weapon taken from that injured police officer. >>> more details now on the navy yard. it's a large walled complex that covers 16 blocks in the southeast part of washington, d.c. it's a little more than a mile from the u.s. capitol building. after yesterday's shooting, senate members and their staff were put on lockdown as a precaution. the house is not in session. the washington nationals ballpark is just a few blocks away. last night's game between the nationals and the atlanta braves was postponed. the teams are playing a doubleheader today. the shooting also temporarily grounded flights in washington's ronald reagan national airport. >> that naval yard shooting in washington, d.c. has new renewed the debate over gun control. coming up for you at 5:15, the very emot

let's talk about why you you said that the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. were kind of on your back when you were coming out and initially why is it that you have not been charged with espionage. well i was very careful. when i communicate with my sources we have an electron policy so we don't use phones we don't use computers we don't do any of that sort of thing and the documentation we have we review and we destroy immediately so. we don't go to some canadian you know encryption site to try to communicate with whoever because we know that's very dangerous as thomas drake so so we know what to watch out for we know what we're doing and we know that they cannot make the nexus between me or my sources and unfortunately that's the way we all need to act right now with this retroactive prosecution and the blackmail i really. thank you so much for coming on breaking down a little bit more of your story. it's my pleasure. i think you guys thanks everyone at home for tuning in and billy's come back to break this all over again. you know sometimes to see a story

f.b.i. is currently investigating the lawmakers are already alarmed about also influence in the united states. that's extremely deadly organisation very well trained and it's one of the only or kind of affiliates which actually has actively recruited here in the united states there's at least forty to fifty somalia murders are gone from the united states to somalia to be trained and move their money carol over there are still alive so i would assume that the f.b.i. and local law enforcement are looking into the somali american community really leads or indicate as usual where sources and resources to make sure that there's no the follow up the turn to the united states here to talk more in-depth about also bob and the threats the group poses to u.s. interests dr ostroff by yomi an arab researcher thank you so much for joining me in studio thank you give us some more context into this group al-shabaab their history and how they are viewed throughout the region. world peace groups are all link

inspector general actually said that the f.b.i. has been abusing administrative subpoenas using them saying that they're necessary in the war on terrorism but i think the trouble with this program is a the government is paying eighteen t. to do things that the government would not lawfully be able to access itself it's relying once again on private corporations to do its intelligence but there's no oversight to the process now heidi in your legal opinion is this legal. i think that n.s.a. spying and hemisphere skirts the law and probably based on the depth of the program going back twenty six years being able to access all records of phone calls from two decades ago and doing it out without judicial warrant and oversight to me makes it very questionable legally given that the f.b.i. itself has said that the inspector general has said that it's misused i think that's cause for alarm now after the n.s.a. revelations one proposal on capitol hill was to actually have private companies rather than government agencies store customer data

the f.b.i. has concluded the gunman in last week's navy yard shootings was driven by paranoid delusions. aaron alexis killed a dozen people on september 16, before he was shot dead by police. today, the f.b.i. released video showing alexis carrying a shotgun in the moments before he opened fire. investigators said there's no sign he had any specific targets in mind. >> we believe that his victims were random as he walked through the hallways and stairwells of building 197. as referenced, we have found relevant communications on his electronic media which references his solutional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves for the past three months. >> ifill: the investigation is continuing. meanwhile, the pentagon has launched three separate reviews into the rampage. they'll focus mainly on the navy yard's security and employee clearance process. we'll have more on the mental health angle, later in the program. >> ifill: government troops i

height of the occupy movement the f.b.i. and department of homeland security colluding with private businesses and calling a peaceful protest movement criminalize movement so i think quite frankly this is a way like we say knowledge is power right so if they can control all the communications and all of the interactions between people over the internet and over their telephones that it gives them a tremendous amount of power to shape world events into the to the interests of the people who run this country a small elite who run this country and i think they're using this as an attempt to really have to maintain a stranglehold on power and the rights that they are eroding of people in order to keep this powerful system in place which is run by the pentagon i think it's very very scary what's happening but i think one hundred percent it's not about security it's about. securing the interest of a few elites against those who they target as their enemies who right now everyone can say oh we're against outright or against terrori