next, historian and author discusses his book hoovers war .n gays the fbi's sex deviance program. the fbi accumulated more than 330,000 pages on so-called sex deviance. inse files were destroyed 1977 and 1978. professor charles discusses his research into the history of the program. at the official reception of gays during oversight of the fbi. the 55 minute program is hosted by the national archives of kansas city. and the truman center at the university of missouri. >> j edgar hoover. two images come to mind. the first is the long serving fbi director with his vaunted files. targeting communists and leftists. using his files to get his way with politicians. image is of a secretive man wearing a black cocktail dress and a feather boa and high heels with his secret lover, clyde tolson. one of those is verifiable. the other is not. an irrepressible cultural meme with innuendos and suppositions. they capture the two major hoover of sessions of communism and gays. the fbi's preoccupation with gays, has not been very well documented and examined only in limited ways. public discourse

marked when in fact it was. do you think laws were broken? >> well, that's what the fbi should be looking at. i'm going to let them make judgment on that and the justice department. i don't have any confidence this president's justice department will do anything about it. when i'm president of the united states near she nor these other people will be above the law whether it's her or eric holder for what he did on fast and furious or these other folks. people are going to be held accountable if they broke the laws of this country. this president is willing to protect his political cronies, but we'll hold people accountable. nobody is above the law even hillary clinton even though she thinks she is. she did all this because she wanted it for convenience. so she didn't care if she exposed classified and sensitive information to espionage from the chinese and the russians, but there will be a full accounting of all this when i'm president and we have a real justice department with a real attorney general. >> you're saying if the fbi would either recommend an indictment or if they sen

byron sage is the first fbi agent on the scene, arriving some 75 minutes after the shooting started. >> had i got there a little after 11:00, gun battle was still raging, which was significant. the average gun battle and law enforcement lasts about two seconds. this was a gun battle that had raged now for well over an hour. >> certainly there was some that shot back. we're not denying that. that weren't trusting of us. we were not too trusting of them because they were continuing to shoot. >> bullets were coming out of every window in the compound. >> fbi agent bob ricks would become the face of the government regarding the standoff. when he arrives, the atf agents are in shock. >> they had the look of defeat, the look of despair, the look of despondency. they had gone through a horrible day and were forcibly required to retreat from that scene. >> our top priority right from the start was to get a lid on the violence and then to bring their emotionality down. >> as the shootout rages, atf agent jim cavanaugh is already on the phone with the davidians trying to gain a cease-fire. >>

tonight, sources tell fox news, the fbi is going straight to the source, as they put it, and the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. by that, they mean the fbi is now interviewing intelligence agencies and some cases individuals who generated the classified information discovered on clinton's personal e-mail server. but why hasn't the fbi already interviewed mrs. clinton herself? we take up that very question here tonight. >>> and the three week long oregon standoff has turned deadly. the fbi is not giving out details what led to the death of a rancher in oregon, who was occupying the malheur national wildlife refuge. 55-year-old la voy finickum was killed after the fbi and state police stopped vehicles 20 miles north of burns, oregon. eight others including the protest leader, ammon bundy were arrested. we do not know who pulled the trigger on the shot that killed finicum. dave ward was emotional as he called for an end to the standoff. >> there doesn't have to be bloodshed in our community. we have issues with the way things are going in our government. we have a

philadelphia a tonight, the fbi is looking into whether the a attack was an act of terrorism. eye witt the necessary news reporter walt hunter is outside fbi headquarters in center city with the latest on the investigation, walt. >> reporter: top fbi agent in america, director james comby began his visit to philadelphia today with the quiet, bedside visit, to wounded police officer jesse hartnett, and then hours later, at a press conference here at fbi headquarters in philadelphia, he made it clear the investigation of this vicious act is now being handled as an investigation of an act of terrorism. >> we at the fbi level through our joint terrorism task force are investigating that attack as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: hours after stopping by for a ten minute bedside visit with wounded philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett, fbi director james comby explained the the bureau began its terror probe minutes after accused attacker edward archer allegedly confessed, claiming he did it in the name of islam. >> statements about allegiance to foreign terrorist organizations, mot

killed when when the fbi and state troops close in on the occupation of federal lands. >>> fox news is getting dumped by trump. the republican presidential front-runner says he is not taking part in the cable's >>> and tragedy in indiana. a beloved principal puts her life on the line, pushing young students out of the way of a school bus, before it hits and killed her. r >>> good morning from the studio headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the leaders of the armed group occupying a federal wildlife refuge in oregon are under arrest. the situation at the wildlife refuge itself remains fluid. the fbi and oregon state police stopped the group on a highway near burns, owner regon, shots were fired and one member of the militia killed and another wounded. andrew denver of our portland station from burns joins us on the phone. andrew, what did you tell us. >> reporter: ammom bundy and some of his top ranking officials left the refuge late tuesday afternoon for a town a hundred miles north of the wildlife refuge. that is when federal auth

, sources telling fox news that the fbi's expanding its investigation and the former secretary of state beyond her use of personal e-mail for government business. the fbi wants to know whether misses clinton's dealings while she was secretary of state violated public promotion laws. >> in a political season dominated by outsiders hillary clinton in iowa continued running a conventional insider campaign rolling out an endorsement from transportation secretary anthony fox. >> i feel really good about where we are, but i'm not taking anything for granted. >> no longer has that luxury putting both iowa and new hampshire up for grabs. >> two and a half million individual contributions from more individual contributions than any candidate in the history of the united states of america. >> three weeks from the iowa caucuses, she leads sanders 48 percent to 45 percent, within the margin of error. the same poll and new hampshire shows and winning. they never name sanders. wrap her arms around president obama on the issue of giving gun manufacturers immunity. >> we were both in the senate and he

large portions of wood's body. >> now, come 1980, we know we have a serial bomber. and so the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf and because we had bombs in the mail, with the postal inspection service. >> the task force dubs the investigation una bomb. university and airline bombings because the first four bombs were affiliated with university locations or airlines. >> from the beginning, the investigation is hampered by a lack of evidence. the unabomber's devices are relatively crude, making it difficult to trace them back to their maker. >> there wasn't a lot of evidence left. and the evidence that we could identify, matches and pieces of wood, nails, were the kinds of things you could buy at any hardware store. >> we started calling him early the junkyard bomber, because in fact he would make these bombs from scratch. he didn't go buy components and pieces of metal and that type of thing. he went out to piles of old abandoned cars, to carve off chrome to use in his bomb construction. he used scraps of wood. >> everything you find at a bomb scene, everybody sing

for the week and next week? >>> now to super bowl 50, and a look inside the fbi's expand center for game security. >> it's so secret, we can't tell you where it is. do you know where it is? >> i don't know where it is. >> davis fe lerks y shows you how they plan to protecttous of people. >> reporter: we're at heart of fbi super bowl security planning area. it's housed in a non-script being where from which hundreds of agents, analysts, and local law enforcement officers will >> our mission is to prevent terrorist attacks. >> reporter: for a year now, this agent has been planning a security blitz for the big game. >> the fbi will bring in a few hundred personnel to help support this event. a lot of them will be located here at the operations center. thai they're at the state yum and events in san francisco. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies will have their own officers. the fbi showed off the oacial. the biggest security challenge may not be a terrorist network, but an individual acting alone. a so-called lone wolf. >> there's not always full >> reporter: the fbi's team will try

like these stolen from an fbi agent. happened here in the bay area again. only on 5 tonight, we find out exactly how big of a problem this is. >> tonight, the major change that could be becoming to bathrooms all across the state. >> turns out the superbowl players will have to pay to play. tonight, we will tell you about california's jock tax. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ in.. targeting law enforcemt in bay area. only on 5 >> an fbi agent's guns stolen out of the car. it is another troubling break- in. only on 5 tonight, christin ayers uncovered just how big a problem this is. >> reporter: fbi officials won't say where it happened. only that the fbi vehicle was parked in a residential neighborhood here in benicia when someone broke in and stole two guns. >> this is the glock 27. so this would be identical cothe 27 he had stolen. >> reporter: kpix5's security analyst jeffrey hart spent years working with the fbi. he said based

the undercover fbi agent who made the recordings. >> some liar came to town, called himself an fbi agent, claims to be an fbi agent, lied and lied and lied, had a lot of money, acted like a big shot tried to get other people to act like a big shot and that's all there is to it. it's a really odd case. >> jackson has already pleaded guilty to federal racketeering charges along with former state senator leland yee. he will be sentenced february 24. >>> other bay area headlines, a big response for a two-alarm fire on kennedy road in los gatos hills. santa clara sent five trucks to find a trailer on the property was burning. no damage to the nearby homes but the trailer was a total loss. arson investigators are on the scene. >>> and starting today marin's popular vista point is off limits to private vehicles. the golden gate bridge district is allowing only buses, shuttles or taxis into the scenic overlook between now and super bowl sunday. why? they hope it will prevent gridlock while so many people are in town for the super bowl. >>> and starting on monday, it will cost more to park

been captured. broncos, panthers set, inside the fbi headquarters. cps 4 news starts now. . >>> police are investigating an shot several times and is recovering at the hospital. live with the story, any word on how the man is doing tonight? >> good evening, we're told ryan thomas is here in the hospital, underwent surgery and is in critical condition. >> police say ryan picked up two men overnight, he drove them back to this house in the kendall area, the home is where he lives. at some point the men took off a gun and shot him several times and took off in his car. police are looking for the car. a 2005 black four door acura with tags 017 v 1 t. it's unclear what went down but and the two member. the guys shot thomas several times and drove away. again, he's here at kendall regional in critical condition. 471-tips. >>> and now to a developing story out of denver, one person is dead and others hurt in a shooting and a stabbing at a motorcycle expo. nine people are transported to area hospitals. a witness said it was started by rival biker gangs. >>> tonight police are inv

: the fbi director was in pittsburgh yesterday as part of a planned tour of all fbi offices and now opening acknowledging the attempt to says 98 the philly policemen. one week ago tonight. toomey's comments made here in pennsylvania where he's on those planned visits of all fbi field offices and coincidentally he's here in philly at 6th street today at the fbi office. and agents have been here at the fbi field office in philly all week. busting their buts trying to track and trace that weekend anonymous tip that police shooter in that case was one of four radicals in a local group and that the threat to police and people here in philadelphia is far from over. >> we're investigating that as a terrorist attack and trying to understand as we do in all these cases, what were the motivations? and often it's a tangled web we have to untangle. who else might have been involved? that's the work we do and that's the work we're doing right now in that case. >> reporter: a real focus ear in pennsylvania now for four straight weeks, because it was just a month ago that the fbi arrested that tha

after their bloody massacre and before their final shootout with law enforcement? tonight, the fbi is asking the public for help filling in the blanks. >>> firefight, conflicting reports right now about a bloody clash in afghanistan which has left a u.s. service member dead and a helicopter down on the ground. what went wrong? >>> and vicious sid? a former british bounce house salesman whose name came up at a parliamentary debate. is he the new jihadi john? i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking news, the fbi now urging the public to help account for the whereabouts and activities of the san bernardino killers during the period after their massacre and before their final gun battle with police. investigators now say they know what the terrorist couple did for almost four hours after the slaughter, but they need to learn what happened during a missing 18 minutes in the timeline. this comes on the same day that president obama broke into tears as he recalled the victims of america's mass shootings. the president unveiled new executive actions aimed at curbing gun

, the opposition, swift and sweeping. >>> also breaking at this hour, the new plea from the fbi tonight. after the terror attack in california. they have just revealed an 18-minute mystery. they need your help now. >>> the major storm. runway. the emergency evacuation and the bitter blast now gripping the country. >>> armed and dangerous. the young woman, at least six stores now, barrelling in, leaving nearly nothing behind. the feds now releasing this >>> and the breaking headline at this hour involving bill cosby's wife. the new turn in the case. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with something we have not seen. president obama, breaking into tears at the white house today. taking executive action. the families there with him wanted it, but many in this country did not. there is now outrage, some calling it overreach. the president wiping away tears as he talked about the youngest of victims, among them, the children of newtown. some of their parents at the white house today. the president's action will bring more backgr

fbi get tips all of the time. the only reason it was public is someone leaked it to the mediasm they confirmed. it philadelphia police are on edge after one of their own was targeted. they are investigating a new tip from a woman and said the threat was not over and the suspect 31-year-old edward archer was part of a group of three others that are more radical than him and warn withed the officer to be careful in the west philly neighborhood where the officer was shot. the fbi is assisting in the search. and confirming that archer travelled twice to the middle east in 2011 to saudi arabia and egypt. investigators searching his cell phone and social media history for mentions and connections with isis sympathizers in the u.s. or overseas. the officer hartnett has had surgery on a badry bound left arm. and he has another surgery scheduled for today. jenna, the compelling feeling with police, it was a miracle that officer hartnett survived and got out of his vehicle and return fire and wound the suspect who was quickly caught. >> we wish him the best in his recovery, certainly more on t

. >> reporter: the fbi says many children are trapped and too afraid to even try to escape. every year the bureau runs a nationwide sting called operation cross country. monitoring hotel rooms then raiding them and arresting suspects. this year they jailed 150 suspected pimps and others involved in selling children for sex. nearly 150 children were freed. the youngest only 12. cheryl runs a non-profit. she listened to taped phone calls between customers and courted. >> how are you? >> i turned 16 a couple of days ago. >> i would like you to be 12. >> we'll have here and i'll tell you what, didn't you say you had a 16 year older black girl too? we'll take them both. >> reporter: polyis now advocate hoping to help other girls not repeat her past. >> we're joined by the chief of the violent crimes against children department at the fbi. a terrible and inhumane crime, but how widespread is it? >> it's widespread not only in the united states but throughout the world. program. >> does the ability of the fbi to identify and capture people extend beyond the borders of the united states? if you kn

up later in sports. >>> new at 6:00 we have a special line side the fbi a's command center for super bowl security. >> and we have agreed to keep the exact location of the set secret but agents working there are very opened about why, they have been here. it is the heart of the fbi super bowl security plan, a command post, housed in a non-descript building not far from the stadium from which the the efforts of the hundreds of agents, analyst and local law enforcement officers will be monitored and direct, all with a singular purpose. >> our number one mission in these special events toys prevent acts of terrorism. >> reporter: assistant special agent in charge john light foot is counter terrorism expert with the fbi san francisco office. for a year he has been meticulously planning a security blitz for the big game. >> the fbi will bring in a few hundred personnel to help support this event. a a lot of them will be located here in our operation center, but a a lot more, will be located, in the field outside at the stadium or events in san francisco. >> reporter: fbi is coordinating w

showinno sis leaving their posts. >> this as the fbi releases video of a deadly encounter what it show next at noon. >> police in a major city revamp its training policy after a deadly officer involved shooting. >> protecting our blood supply. federal officials react to news that the zika virus is rapidly spreading. >> and look at this. look at all that sunshine on our durham skycam. isn't it nice to see all that blue sky? we've got a reverse in the trend. we'll see temperatures nearly 07 degrees in our seven-day forecast. raymond is excited. i'm excited. coming b >>> don champion reports while negotiation continue, the fbi released new video of the shooting death of one of the armed occupiers in oregon. >> reporter: in a rare act of transparency, the fbi released stop that led to the arrest of ammon bundy and several of his followers tuesday. recorded from an airplane, it also shows the shooting death of lavoy finicum, a member of the militia. investigators say he was bewhy would the wheel of the white truck that sped away. the truck tried avoiding a roadblock, narrowly missing an fbi agen

believe almost none of that, but the truth here is fbi -- not fbi. so everyone e re who's not fbi should take a nice walk. dad, i think that fbi agent is here to talk to you about thosdead protestors chained to your fence. why do you say that? oh, you know, they hated coal. my dad hated them. now they're dead. closyour mouth, asher. i mean, it's all over the news. do you watch the news? i don't, but`i hear old people do. shut your mouth! i'm not here to talk to your father, asher. i've got a few questions for you. just need to cover the bases. if you don't mind, i'd like to know where you were during the hours before and after those killings. let me see. let me see. let me see. i know i was somewhere... with someone. so where were you, asher? i have thought about it -- as a dad, what would i do if, god forbid, gracie got in serious trouble? it's not easy. i get it. but this guy -- this -- this duke davis -- didn't go well? he made it clear that if i wanted to talk to asher again, i'd have to wade through his lawyers. and the kid? alibi. he said he was with the cart girl. maybe let me tak

. >> some liar came to town, called himself an fbi agent, claims to be an fbi agent. lied and lied and lied, had a lot of money. acted like a big shot. tried to get other people to act like a big shot, and that is all there is to it. it's a really odd case. >> jackson has already pleaded guilty to federal racketeering charges along with former state senator. jackson will be sentenced february 49. >>> well, other bay area headlines. a big response for a two alarm fire on kennedy road. santa lara county sent five trucks to find a trailer on the property up in flames. there was no damage to nearby homes, but the trailer was a total loss. arson investigators are now sifting through the evidence. you. >>> starting on monday, it will cost more to park at three bart stations. it will be $2 to park in hayward. 250 to park at the richmond bart station and $8 in west oakland. the last parking hike happened in december. crews spent much of friday sawing up a big heritage oak tree. it fell on a house over in walnut creek at about 1:00 a.m. yet morning. -- yesterday morning. the good news is nobody was

other top story at 6:00 tonight, new details on the fbi terror investigation into the shooting of a philadelphia police officer. good evening everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. late this afternoon we learned there is no organized cell and the fbi is not looking for any other suspects. the officer was ambushed one week ago. harry hairston joins us live from center city. >> harry, what did you learn from the head of the fbi today? >> reporter: fbi director james comey came here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came here. now during his first news conference here i covered that, but this is different. this time he talked about terrorism in philadelphia. within moments of today's news conference, james comey erased any doubt about how to characterize last week's attempted murder of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. >> we at the fbi level, through our joint terrorism task force, are investigating that attack as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: two days after the shooting, police got a tip th

>>> right now, the head of the fbi is saying the attack on officer jesse hartnett is being investigated as a terror attack. good morning, i'm vai sikahema, he made those comments yesterday for the first time and we're expecting to learn more from the fbi director today. pennsylvania's two senators are in philadelphia speaking about the case. drew smith is live in center city where a news conference is under way. drew, what can you tell us? >> reporter: we are waiting to hear from senator pat toomey right now. he along with senators bob casey and philadelphia's police commissioner are getting an update straight from the top man at the fbi, james comey, who we can confirm is in the city today. comey was in pittsburgh yesterday when he told reporters that the fbi is investigating this shooting and ambush of an officer as a terrorist attack. i've called the local fbi office this morning which says nothing in the investigation has changed in a major way. in fact, they've always been investigating the possibility of this being a terror attack and they have not reached a conclusio

they issued a video, saying wise up mofrs. the fbi, new york police department and department of homeland security were so concerned they warned their officers to be on the lookout. so fast forward in philadelphia it's if a man does what isis said to do, tries to kill a mofr. he goes and confesses to the crime. and -- >> maybe he hasn't spoken -- >> he did. he said he told the police he pledged allegiance to isis, then, we find out from some family friends they say he became radicalized after travelling to egypt and saudi arabia. this is not hard, folks. >> on friday, the mayor of philadelphia said this has nothing to do with islam. the murderers knew all about islam, islam is the reason i did it. my affiliation with isis, my pledge of allegiance to isis. my belief that law enforcement does not hold up the quaran. and the mayor said don't believe it. it wasn't islam. >> his family friends said he went to travel, they said it was because of isis. they said go and destroy isis. that is a quote from his aunty. so i mean, his family knows it's about isis. he confesses it's about isis

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past month. >> we just got word from the fbi in oregon and i'm going to read you the exact words in connection with this arrest, one individual, who was the subject of a federal president bush cause arrest, is -- federal probably cause arrest is deceased. they also said there were gunshots. one person suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the arrested individuals according to the fbi, this was just placed in my hands, ammon bundy, ryan bundy of bunkerville, nevada. brian cavalier, shana cox and ryan payne all of them part of that so-called bundy militia, arrested. >> all of this apparently happening because of a traffic stop. they were en route to a community meeting in john day. where the standoff has been taking place. you will recall bundy and dozens of others occupied the refuge after two ranchers were arrested for allegedly setting fires on federal land. we also are getting reports that a -- more than 50-mile stretch of highway in oregon has been closed nearly the wildlife refuge as authorities respond to what perhaps may be the end of this occupation that's lasted now for ab

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last week's ambush attack on a philadelphia police officer. the fbi director now says they are not looking for any other suspects in connection with the shooting. investigators were working off an anonymous tip that said edward archer had several associates. today director james comey addressed the media about the attack. >> no, philadelphia is not a hot bed for radicalization. the entire united states, with its 300 some million souls contains people who are susceptible because they are unmoored or in transition, either teenagers or people struggling in life. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in center city with more on the investigation and how it's sparking controversy. lauren? >> reporter: well, jacqueline, one thing that's been universal here is praise for officer hartnett and what he did that night, but when it comes to defining his attacker and the attack itself, that's different. fresh from an fbi briefing, senator pat toomey had a clear pronouncement. >> make no mistake about it, this was a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the shooting last week put a 33-year-old police officer

yesterday. south broadway near south powers. >>> the fbi wants you to take a good look at this new photo of a `anted bank robber, mile lo mason, oneeof the 10 most wanted fugitives in the country. investigators say he was part of this robbery last november. you can see everyone wearing masks frrm the movie scream. well, two of the three so-called skree robbers have been arrested, but mason is still on the loose tonight. jennifer kovaleski spoke to the fbi investigators tooay and they want to find this guy fast and they are offering a big reward. >>reporter: eric, touch $100,000. the fbi says finding mason is theii top priority. he's on the 10 most wanted list, and agents are working 7-days a >> we're r very concerned. the concerns are the degree of violence that was nonstraited during the bank -- demonstrated during the bank robbery. >>reporter: bob evans is talking about wanted bank robber milo mason. these are newly released photos of him. they are looking for hip. >> for the viooent crime program, it's our number one priority. >>reporter: the fbi says mason is one of the three mean se

hope you won. good luck! post office bringing out the hazmat team and fbi. it began with a man that wanted to send the envelopes to the fbi! >> laurie: our reporter has more on that. >> reporter: he storms out of the post office today and leaves behind two envelopes ughly the size of this notepad here and just keeps on going. authorities say his action triggered a large response. >> we're currently waiting for the bomb squad from the miami-dade county. >> the area locked down and hazmat crews suited up. taking no chances after suspicious activity inside this miami beach post office. >> we received a call about 2:55 this afternoon of 2 packages delivered by a subject >>reporter: authorities searching for this man who entered the post office off washington and 13 street. he walks in with two large novembers seen in the surveillance photo. the envelopes addressed to the fbi and after issues trying to envelopes and leaves. >> his behavior was suspicious to the postal employees so living in the era ofsee something say something, the postal employees decided to call. >> that call led to t

your car. the fbi, the new york police department and the department of homeland security were so concerned, they all issued bulletins, warning their officers to be on the lookout because there was a danger of isis inspired cop killings. in philadelphia, a man does exactly what isis said to do, tries to kill a police officer. he then goes and confesses to the crime and says -- >> maybe he hasn't spoken to exactly -- oh, wait. >> he did! he told the police he pledged allegiance to isis a and then we find out from some of his friends, they say well, he became radicalized after he traveled to egypt and saudi arabia. this is not hard, folks. this is terrorism. >> which i don't understand. we saw the same thing on friday, when the mayor of philadelphia was like, this had nothing to do with islam. the murderer is like, it was all about islam. islam was the reason i did it. my affiliation with isis, my pledge of allegiance to isis and my belief that law enforcement does not uphold the values of the koran, and the philadelphia mayor saying, i don't believe him. i know better than he does

agencies, including the fbi, spent thursday afternoon, handing out flyers, in lovell's neighborhood, as they were looking for her. now, nearly 1,000 members of the virginia tech core of cadets is joining the search. >>> the virginia governor terry mcauliffe is expected to announce a reversal of controversial new gun policy on gun control. mcauliffe agreed to a compromise for recognizing concealed handgun permits from other states. that reverses the attorney general mark herring's decision last month to end reciprocity. state police are expected to be at gun shows to perform voluntary background checks. >>> well, she teaches english to prisoners and now she is the one in trouble. 44-year-old sharin robsy is accused of helping three men break out of a southern california prison. investigators say she provided tools to plan the escape. like google maps. she is among 10 people under arrest in connection with this jail break. the three inmates on the run are considered armed and very dangerous. >> i don't know exactly what she knew, in terms of what his plans were, to escape, but we do know

addressing the threat against philadelphia police, what they're doing after the fbi provides new details about the ambush on a philadelphia police officer. >> the head of the fbi is in philly. plus, philadelphia time to shine last night. local auditions on american idol last night. guess what? guess who i saw? our good day philadelphia american idol contestant. he made the cut last night. he made it on to the show, and chris murphy, are you wing bowl worthy? how many wings can he eat in four hours, starting now. the winner of last year 844 weanings. let's get started. it is thursday, january 14th, 2016. >> breakfast is served. >> i walked into the studio. smelled like chicken. >> sister mary called and want her habit back. >> we do not ever call each other before the show. >> you are bold and brazen. look at that. >> this is becoming a habit. >>> bell alex news. we'll get to that. first number of the day then traffic. >> we got, what did i pick today? yes, 7 out of 10 on your weather by the numbers. we got bus stop buddy in his flyers cap. flyers won four in a row. you don't need

between the city of ferguson and the justice department. oregon it stand off. the fbi is urging the remaining occupiers though leave after the death of a member. >>> the next front in the fight against isil, where the u.s. is considering use military action. and going organic. it's a big investment for argentina, though it's not in demand. after months of negotiations, the city of ferguson, missouri, has come up with a proposal for police reforms, and is asking residents for feedback. all of this fooling the shooting death of michael brown. with the justice department, when federal officials found the police department issuing a staggering number of arrest warrants against residents. and diane, why is reaching this agreement an important step for the city? >> reporter: well, tony, if it didn't reach the agreement, the city risked being sued by the department of justice, and that could have resulted in millions of dollars in fines, and that's something that ferguson can ill afford right now. this is a community that has been under fire for the last 17 months, for the way this it hand

community want to know what's going on in the community nor the fbi special agent in charge john adams says the fbi is actively working on making stronger community connections. after several high profile police involved shootings. they too feel the pressure for more transparency as police attend various community forums the fbi is also leasing has changed in the sins that on transparency and been there ever has been the for ensuring that the public has is included the increase in communication allows the fbi to debunk myths associated with the agency such as a common belief that the fbi is somehow in charge of local police departments they help residents understand when the fbi gets involved i think there's a misconception out there about when we get involved when we don't get involved in it really comes down to the evaluation of the facts that every instead i think a lot of people don't know the full scope of the role of what the fbi does and even we did miss clergy know all of what to do what we realize that the fbi much like community are very interested and solving in elimin

responsibility of the fbi. the fbi remains familiar with our department policies and procedures. specifically the sfpd's guidelines for guidelines, the bureau on jtf operations, fo bfrplt order 2011-07 and the ordinance and they are aware of the sfpd must comply with provisions contained therein. (inaudible) the fbi also understands restrictions placed on members of the sfpd and have been cooperated in efforts assigned to sfpd the sfpd remains a close professional working relationship with our colleagues within the fbi. there are noish shies related to the sfpd's process of ensuring the ordinance was implemented. direct supervision is maintained. no member of the sfpd assigned to the jttf was used in undercover work or used as an infiltrator in 2015, nor were there any requests that they perform such work. they do not manage informants nor conduct case work involving undercover informants. there were no violations or possible violations of the ordinance in 2015. the department is briefed by jtf members on their cases consistently and these cases are vee viewed on a quarterly bas

,,,,,,,, >>> one of the fbi's top ten most wanted in custody in the metro area . how the caught up. >>> another deadly attack this time in west africa . how many people are dead and who is claiming responsibility. >>> it's playoff we can one day away. stop we update you on some big injury news. having mountain snow possibly up to 1 foot. that's welcome news for ski areas. >> the mountains had a pretty good snow late afternoon -- yesterday. a few snow showers on radar you don't see a lot in the high country because it is very light but our weather watcher in georgetown is reporting light snow and we have a few flurries on the eastern plains in deer trail player . tonight another good round of mountains now. it's a cold when out there a lot in the single digits and teens 14 below for alamosa. one in craig 18 in boulder 17 and dia 40 in fort collins 12 and greeley. patchy dense fog has developed collins. again at georgetown weather watch reporting light snow just under 1 inch accumulation overnight some patchy fog up there around fort collins and the greeley area and some snow coming

over syrian refugees and our director of national intelligence and our fbi director and the obama's choice to defeat isis general john allen warning that the immigrant population, especially from syria, will be infiltrated by isis. the debate shifted. it's changed. we have to look at it differently. >> no, you don't. >> let everybody in? >> 12 million people undocumented in this country at this moment right here consider that a threat. if you want to understand the idea that we have to deal with a problem, as an economic issue for our companies to get the best people in here, as a security issue -- >> let's say you have a problem. >> as a security issue, think about san bernardino. what were those people here? they were here. not coming in at the last minute, sean. >> wasn't vetting done and especially in the case of the woman. here's a question. if you think we have to deal with the problem, if you're in a boat and taking on water, when's the first thing? >> stop. >> plug the hole. >> that's it. stop the problem. >> peter johnson jr., i think what everybody candidate on the stage s

. what the fbi has just revealed. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the world felt considerably more dangerous amid north korea's claim it detonated a hydrogen bomb overnight. mauer powerful than any nuclear weapon. it had tested before. the blast so powerful it registered as an earthquake on asian seismographs but it was military and political shock waves they felt in washington over what message the defiant country was trying to send. facing broad diplomat condemnation, while the u.s. skeptical of claims, figures out what, if anything, it could do to contain the north and the unpredictable leader. richard engel reports. >> reporter: they lined up in pyongyang for the surprise announcement. the news anchor telling them that north korea successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb. everyone cheered. a few on cue, were moved to tears. the united states is waiting to invade our country so having a ride row jen bomb is the right thing, said this man. in sock, the blast felt like a 1.5 earthquake. the tremors reached china 60 miles away. japan scrambled jets to test the air.