team goes to havana this is june one thousand nine hundred eighty three the f.b.i. and the us government did absolutely nothing about these groups but i saw. 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. abs

in the six months surrounding the two thousand and twelve when our lippincott and salt lake city the f.b.i. and n.s.a. teamed up with qwest communications to warrant leslie wiretap all in e-mail and text communications coming in and out of salt lake city this occurred during your first term as mayor rocky did you have any idea this was going on and what was your reaction to this story no if i had had any idea all hell would have broken loose this was in two thousand and one to two thousand and two the olympics were in february of two thousand and two president bush's statement that you just played by the way he ended that statement by saying we get a warrant in every instance because it's required by the constitution and we value the constitution well it's also required under the foreign intelligence surveillance act that makes every single instance of this kind of surveillance a federal felony so if there is any semblance of the rule of law in this country everyone participating in that surveillance would be prosecuted but i must say the indifference has been stupefied we have our governo

teamed up with qwest communications to war leslie wiretap all in e-mail and text communications coming in and out of salt lake city this occurred during your first term as mayor rocky did you have any idea this was going on and what was your reaction to this story no if i had had any idea all hell would have broken loose this was in two thousand and one to two thousand and two the olympics were in february of two thousand and two president bush's statement that you just played by the way he ended that statement by saying we get a warrant in every instance because it's required by the constitution and we value the constitution well it's also required under the foreign intelligence surveillance act that makes every single instance of this kind of surveillance a federal felony so if there is any semblance of the rule of law in this country everyone participating in that surveillance would be prosecuted but i must say the indifference has been stupefied we have our governor who's saying he'll he'll cut the n.s.a. some slack after all this is the months after nine eleven a former senator se

the f.b.i. terrorism activities. the f.b.i. team is working with regard to benghazi as the former spokesman said. also working on counterterrorism. the weather forecast. we have seen major storms hit this nation all the way in the past year, to shut that down and the warnings and satellite programs that they depend upon. and also for the continued development of nasa's space exploration programs. our nation is in serious financial trouble and it is well past the time that we put everything, everything on the table, including entitlements and agree to a long-term budget solution which includes an end to sequestration. hopefully the 76 days provided in the resolution by the chairman will be enough time when overall agreement to be reached and also to allow us to pass appropriation bills for f.y. 2014. i urge my colleagues and all members of the congress to support the c.r., avoid a devastating government shutdown, and create a window of time for the congress to fulfill a basic constitutional duty, the appropriation of funds for g

bomb disposal teams from the f.b.i. began fingerprint, d.n.a. and ballistic analysis to help determine the identities of the victims and the al-shabab gunmen. government officials would say little about the attack today, other than it appeared to be well planned. the massive amount of firepower suggests the militants may have rented a store to stash their weapons inside the mall ahead of the attack. there are indications that these militants may have hired a shop inside the mall. they've been planning this for several months. is there anything you can tell us about that? >> reporter: flags were flown at half-staff today to mark a three-day period of mourning as kenyans continued to hold funerals for the dozens of victims killed in the attack. tonight, for the first time, the leader of al-shabab in somalia confirmed his group was responsible for the massacre in retaliation for kenya's military involvement in somalia. and, scott, he warned there would be more violence to come unless kenya pulls its troops out of somalia. >> pelley: charlie d'agata

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

f.b.i. agents along with teams from britain, canada and germany are investigating the attack that left 72 people dead. the attackers may have used other cars, but investigators are short on details. we are joined live from nairobi. what is the latest on this investigation? >> well, taking a long time at the moment, because it is an extremely complex and intricate investigation that forensic experts are undertaking at the moment. now, we've seen some activity inside the shopping mall, which is just a short distance away. what they're trying to do is make their way floor by floor when they find bodies, if they do find, take d.n.a. evidence or fingerprinting, also looking for ballistic clues. one of the key questions is why did that building collapse, why did three stories just collapse, and also, who was actually under the rubble, whether they are the actual fighters who took part in the siege or unidentified civilians. at the moment, we know around 61 people are still unaccounted for. we just

., we form the first team. we go in. our job is to make contact. you're from the transit police, the u.s. marshals, the smithsonian police, you form a second team. second contact team is launched and you flood that zone until you, as tim says, can stop the assailant, that mean may mean taking into custody or killing him but the justice department to stop his killing. however you have to do that. we saw this yesterday in action. >> rose: what did we learn yesterday? >> this was really interesting because this has been table topped and trained to in the d.c. area where if any place on the planeter, tim, you've got more police departments within one jurisdiction it's the district. and you had an m.p.d.-- meaning d.c. police-- metropolitan police commander arrives on the scene and he starts doing justice that. he sees officers streaming as say you three, you're together." they're all different catches. >> rose: but someone is delegating? >> somebody is saying all right, i'm sending these contact teams in and they a

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

f.b.i. agents on the brink of a three year prison sentence for spilling the beans to the press spoiling a top secret mission. plus new york's finest spread the word on apple i phone security time well spent their boss to say in the fight against crime. download. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television well it just doesn't sit well with your mobile device so you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. as austerity continues to bite in portugal many find it increasingly difficult to put food on the table e.u. aid programs are also being cut making the situation in the recession hit country worse as the number of people in need rises local volunteer charities are coming to the rescue or to sarah for three ports. with a little of the chile they way. it's mother and her son and now reliance on the consul's hunger and helplessness increasingly common in today's lisbon thankful eighty two charity could rethink the day to wait so long. it's almost a million people i

f.b.i. employee pleads guilty to spilling the beans to the press spoiling a top secret mission and putting agents lives at risk. plus new york's finest spread the word on the apple i phone security time well spent their bosses say the fight against crime. right there seems to be. first rate. and i think the jury. on our reporters were very. instrumental i. mean the. islamist backers of deposed egyptian president mohamed morsi now face an even broader crackdown and egyptian court has dissolved the muslim brotherhood seizing its assets without immediately making the exact grounds for the ruling public the decision comes in connection with an earlier lawsuit accusing the organization of terrorism and exploiting religion in political slogans mohammad a spokesperson for the activist group british egyptians for democracy says the case is politically motivated. what we've seen there was very. surprising this is what all military coups does as soon as they take power they go and go after every singl

. >> 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

former f.b.i. agent is heading for the slammer after spilling the beans to the press spoiling a top secret mission to foil a bomb plot plus. new york's finest spread the word on an apple i phone security time well spent their bosses say in the fight against crime. download. so. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television well it just doesn't work so why would your mobile device you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. as austerity continues to bite in portugal many find it increasingly difficult to put food on the table aid programs are also being cut making the situation in the recession hit country even worse as the number of people in need rises local volunteer charities are coming to the rescue artists are for three ports. with little other choice they wait. this mother and her son in our alliance and feed parcels hunger and helplessness increasingly common in today's lisbon thankful eighty two a charity could rethink they don't have to wait too long. with almos

has more stories lined up for you on our team dot com including unlawful disclosure a former f.b.i. agent is on the brink of a three year prison sentence for spilling the beans to the press spoiling a top secret mission. plus new york's finest will be teaching new i phone users how to get fingerprints in a campaign to crack down on that. as austerity continues to bite in portugal many are finding it increasingly difficult to put food on the table if you food aid programs are being cut to making a situation in the recession hit country even worse as the number of people in need rises local volunteer charities are coming to the rescue or to surf earth reports. ok chilly they way. it's mother and her son and now reliance on the parcels hunger and shapelessness increasingly common in today's lisbon thankful eighty two a charity could rethink they don't have to wait too long. with almost a million people in the country estimated to be severely materially deprived and struggling to put food on the table charities like this have become essential to plug the gap. at the start of the evening

f.b.i. agents are in kenya helping forensic teams search for evidence in the al-shabaab attack. they're trying to get as much information as possible to prevent a similar attack from happening in the united states. >> i would not say we have any specific credible evidence that al-shabaab is planning to do anything in the united states. >> reporter: relatives are burying victims who died when terrorist fired guns and threw grenades at fleeing shoppers. at least 67 people are confirmed dead but the red cross says dozens more are missing. investigators believe the militants cased the mall months in advance, even rented a shop inside to stockpile weapons. the leader of the somali terror group al-shabaab sent an internet audio message confirm be the militants launched the assault. he called a warning to westerners who support sow mollie -- somali's involvement. the brightish fugitive called the white widow is wanted for a 2011 terror attack at a resort. al-shabaab denies any women were involved in the mall attack. >> al-shabaab says it will continue to launch terror attacks until ken

. >> director david russell takes his characters through a 1970 f.b.i. sting operation in "american hustle." martin scorsese teams up again with leonardo dicaprio for a romp through the high-rolling 1980s in "the wolf of wall street." >> hello. i'm here. >> hi. >> hi. i'm samantha. >> joaquin phoenix falls in love with his operating system, with the voice of scarlett johansson in "her" set in the near future. it was written and directed by spike jonze. >> i want to see it. i'm not sure i'm going to like it. it may make me crazy, but his films always intrigue me. >> hey, i'm here. >> fall is also when the stars come out. meryl streep and julia roberts bring the pulitzer prize winning play "august osage county" to the screen. >> you are in rare form today, vy. >> i'm just truthful. some people are antagonized by the truth. >> george clooney directed and stars in "the monuments men" based on a true world war ii rescue of artwork looted by the nazis. robert redford made a big splash at the cannes film festival as man lost at sea in "all is lost." >> this is

so what they will require is the swat teams and the police and enforcement agencies and the f.b.i. getting out there and getting very quick human intelligence from people on the ground that might have seen something that's very suspect in order to try to track the location. the other thing as well, if we cast back our minds to how the boston bombers were found, the second bomber was found in a boat covered by a tarp. that person was actually detected through a thermal imaging camera. as this goes on and night starts to fall, they're thermal imaging capabilityd will become more and more important. jenna: we understand as a team that worked on the boston bombing, the a.t.f. team is also on the scene in the buildings that you're seeing on your screen there, building 197 where the shooting took place but also this big campus where the navy yard is to just check out and make sure there's nothing left behind. and making sure that all of the buildings are secure. if you would stand by for us, we're continuing to watch this developing situation and it is very much still developing, althoug

dot com including a lawful disclosure a former f.b.i. employee plead guilty to spilling the beans to the press spoiling a top secret mission putting lives at risk. plus new york's finest spread the word on the apple i phone security time well spent their bosses say in the fight against crime. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television or it just doesn't matter how would your mobile device if you could watch your t.v. any time anyway. and now to some other stories making headlines around the globe at least ten people have been killed in mexico after two gunmen attacked a home where people were celebrating a baseball victory a six year old girl was among the victims took place in the border city of juarez which is plagued by drug related violence authorities say the victims were unarmed and the motive remains unclear the shooting is the largest massacre in the area since two thousand and ten when fifteen people were killed in an attack on a

same sex our team. and a new information on the story that started a national conversation on press freedom the justice department now says that a former f.b.i. agent will plead guilty to reaching information about a for oil the bomb threat to the associated press donald sackville been agreed to a sentence of three years and seven months for the leak as part of a plea agreement filed in the u.s. district court of indiana part of the sentence will be serving time for separate child pornography charges in may of two thousand and twelve the a.p. reported on an operation in which the u.s. intercepted a bomb from al qaeda in yemen according to a september court filing the a.p. received information from sackville been a government contractor who had top secret clearance the news agency had agreed to hold the story at the request of the government that the a.p. printed it before receiving an official go ahead the obama administration said the leak compromise national security and that's when the justice depart

director, and members of his national security team on yesterday's horrific shooting at the washington navy yard. the president has obviously been updated regularly, including this morning at his p.d.d. on developments in that matter. but he will get a specific briefing from the attorney general and the f.b.i. director his afternoon. later this afternoon. >> did any of the updates received this morning or last night focus on what the motivation of the shooter may have been? there have been reports about the shooter's mental health condition. >> matters regarding the investigation itself i have to refer to the f.b.i., which has the lead. and this is obviously something that's still under investigation having just happened yesterday. the president, as he said express his nts to condolences and send his thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families. he wants to commend the first responders who did a remarkable job and responded quite quickly. saving lives and putting their own lives at risk as they did so. but in terms of the investigation itself, motivation and other issues that