fbi letters. these of the documents about the universities today. that is an fbi letter. typical fbi document means different things. fbi letters are clearly identified as being from the fbi. the fbi seal is on it the signatures on it. it is very clear where the information is coming from. that tells us something. information,ng they make it clear where the information is coming from. when forwarding information to the government accounting office, the judicial branch of the military, fbi policy mandated the use of something called line to memos. blind memoranda are documents with no letterhead, no signature, no watermark, no nothing. this is a blind memo that happens to be redacted. as you can see the targets name is on their. sexual allegations that are blacked out. otherwise there is no indication this is from the fbi. because we have it. the first one was actually from the fbi file. this came from the eisenhower library. in this case they set the exact document to the president and a neck she

the fbi is taking over. it's a critical turning point. >> it was an uncomfortable situation because the alcohol, tobacco, and firearms felt a great sense of loss. it was their own men, their own agents, who were down and were gone. >> shortly thereafter they were told that we were going to be taking over the handling of the response to the events on that day, and that was crushing for them as well. >> at the time, you know, it's personal. you have some animosity. i felt a little, hey, someone is coming in and taking away what i started. it was for the best because you never know because what we went through, what we could have done. get that camera out of here. get it out of here! out of here! go, go, go! >> i need help! >> news of the shootout immediately spreads from coast-to-coast. the national press swarms into waco, looking foanswers. from the start one question dominates all others. who shot first? >> when we drove up, the davidians opened fire and i'm sickened by any other assertion. >> but in a cnn p

i do have confidence in the fbi. i do not believe the fbi is politicized. i think they'll conduct a full investigation and they're going to provide that information to the justice department. and what i'm saying to you today, if loss were broken, i'll have an attorney general when i am president that will hold people to account, whoever they are, for having violated our laws. >> because things are so tight particularly in new hampshire where you in consistently in second place, you've become a target but you're also fighting back. more specifically with governor chris christie, there's been a back and forth. you talked about him supporting planned parenthood and sonia sotomayor and gun control legislation which he ran on in 2009. how intense is this going to get before new hampshire? >> well, look, this is not personal. these are not personal attacks. he's been attacking me for over a month, but they're not personal attacks. i believe the republican nominee and the next president of the united states has to be someone who is going to undo the damage barack

the fbi is working, i hear up to 150 agents, i hear there will be a revolt, inside of the fbi if there are no charges brought against hillary clinton. lou: you think that david petraeus would lead that revolt, because of what he has gone through. turn to politics, that is this primary, donald trump again commanding leads in polls, again emerging with a couple of points lead over cruz this inn iowa. your thoughts? >> you know, i think that christie, bush, rubio, kasich, they are all killing each other tip, only strengthening donald trump, their attacks on trump and cruz strong en them, one of those 2 will be the nominee, i am excited and grateful, this is the destruction of the establishment of the republican party that we've long needed. lou: of the republican party, but in hand with that, establishment of the country right now, which is quite used to being the dominant force in both parties. >> if i could make a point. on early presidential primaries. it is down ballots, trump and cruz effect, richard shelby, u.s. senator from alabama, will a navy captain running against him jonathan

incredibly, the fbi still hasn't talked with him. clinton last week in a cnn interview was asked if she had been interviewed by the fbi, the former secretary of state flatly said no. the fbi opened its investigation into clinton's private e-mail server back in august, but it's been a full ten months of countless public contradictions of clinton and calls for that investigation, at least six months of active investigation. at least 1300 classified e-mails at last count have been found on that unsecured private server of hers. and some of the e-mails are so highly classified that even top lawmakers can't read them without acquiring special clearances. those e-mails contain intelligence known as special access programs. that level of classification goes beyond top secret. and clinton's problems are only growing it seems by the minute from her falling poll numbers to trailing senator bernie sanders by four points. in the latest poll out of iowa, to the possibility of an indictment. without question, hillary clinton's problems are compoun

the fbi says sammy mohammed hahnza had been under surveillance since september. he told fbi informance his group planned to shoot everyone they saw at the temple and hoped to kill at least 30 people. he was arrested monday by undercover agent after he paid for two automatic machine guns and silencerses. he is charged with gun possession. >>> two people were killed and three others wounded when camp in seattle. v?| it's unclear what triggered last night's shooting. one victim died at the scene, another at the hospital. seattle police say they do not believe the shootings were random. >> we do have at least two persons of interest. we believe this was a targeted incident. we have no reason to believe anyone else is in danger at this point. >> one of the victims remains in critical condition. police believe the victims were targeted because of who they are, not because they were homeless. >>> president obama was briefed on the potential threat of the zika virus. yesterday, the world health organization predicted the mosquito-transmitted virus was spread to almost al

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 the suspect may be part of a terrorist group. director comey tells us there's no evidence of that. >> we see no indication he was part of an organized cell of any sort and no indication that there is any follow-on plot connected to that. >> reporter: comey says he's not sure how the suspect was radicalized. archer is the second person arrested in less than a year in connection with terrorism. federal agents arrested keona thomas last april. director comey tells us there is

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, motivation, even without anything else would lead to us look at it through the the terrorism lens. >

. >> 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 on those weapons, the agent was likely involved in swat operations in sacramento. they have strict protocols for carrying weapons in your car. >> there is kind of what the fbi calls a double lock standard. where owe you have to have two locks on the car. the car has to be alarmed. >> reporter: most often, agents carry their badge and credentials on their person. not on their car. >> if you are physical lowing the protocols, these things won't happen. >> reporter: tonight, at least three police departments in solano county are joining the search for the stolen weapons. this one of a handful of recent high profile thefts of law enforcement guns. a gun stolen from a federal bureau of land mana

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 notice. for soft targets, it's tough. >> reporter: the fbi's team will try to sniff out potential problems, both in cyberspace >> i am confident in the planning and i am confident that we will be able to get through the next so days without a significant event. >> reporter: the fbi says their expand post will be fully staffed and running this weekend. in sapp that clara r, cbs 4 news tonight. >>> south florida cowl soon land what will be our biggest super bowl. the miami dolphins showed off the improvements at sun life stadium. they include the new seating, new suites, and the canopy that will provide shade for almost everyone watching the game. >> we are a test nation that knows how to host a super bowl with eyes closed. with new orleans, tampa, and atlanta. the final pitches are in april. >>> a lawyer is banned from every broward county jai

>> somewhere between 100 and 150 fbi agents are devoted to investigating mrs. clinton, both on the e-mail and on this new issue of whether or not she did favors to enrich her husband or enrich the foundation. it's hard to believe that the federal bureau of investigation, in an age of terror, would devote 150 agents on a wild goose chase unless there was something very serious there. it's also hard to believe they are political people. they are not. they are serious professionals who couldn't give a whit about the politics involved. they just want to enforce federal criminal law. >> on the bright side for mrs. clinton, if no charges are recommended, and this doesn't go anywhere, then that is it. >> she's cloean as a whistle. >> shut up after that. but if it goes another way, she may declare war like rand paul. great to see you, judge. >> pleasure. >> he's so angry, and we'll tell you next why he's so angry, and says now that he's at war with the tv networks. the weekly standard's steve hayes and mark hanna are here to discuss it. >>> and why actor ♪ don't just

. >> 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 g

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the fbi, the s.w.a.t. team from the portland division, certainly their hostage rescue team, their negotiation unit from quantico and their critical incident response group all played a role here, as did the oregon state police and their s.w.a.t. team. and what the teams do is they plan carefully, try to mitigate any kind of death or injury. these militants could have surrendered. they clearly knew this was a police stop and road block. a couple of them, finicum, probably, and maybe even ryan bundy, decided they would try to shoot it out with the tactical officers and agents, and of course, that didn't work well for them. but it's pretty clear, frances, that finicum was going to resist. i mean, he told tony under the tarp the other night that he would rather die than be arrested. he's all ready to go, so he made his choice. it's sad to lose a life, but he clearly resisted the agents and the troopers, you know, with a firearm. >> you look at the timeline here, jim, when this first started. it was the start o

edgar hoover fbi building. in one of the letters he said the fbi is a joke. the fbi will not be catching us any time soon. >> the fbi, of course, had no idea about the unabomber's identity or whereabouts. and ted kaczynski took great pains to make sure he didn't leave a single clue. >> he would take files and he would file everything down after he built something so that he could ensure that he was getting rid of fingerprints. he was obsessed about leaving fingerprint evidence. >> kaczynski also planted false clues to throw investigators off the trail. >> he went to a bathroom at the bus station in missoula, montana, and he actually took hairs off the floor of the restroom. and then in subsequent bombs, he would take those hairs and put them in between layers of tape. and the whole idea was when the subsequent bombs exploded at a crime scene, we would think that hair might have something to do with the unabomber. when he s out on a run to collect information or to collect components for his bombs, he would make sure he had a disguise. he put cotton up his nos

let's dig deeper with peter bergen and former fbi assistant director tom fuentes. how significant would that 18-minute gap be for the fbi to learn what happened then? >> normally in a case like this, the fbi wants to reconstruct every minute of the time they spent from the time this incident ended as far days, weeks, months back in their lives. the fact there is a gap here after the shooting and before their encounter with the police, did they meet with somebody, destroy evidence, throw the laptop in a different dumpster than the lake or other places they were looking? that's very significant if they did any of those things. they might not have. >> the fbi is trying to determine whether this was simply an isis-inspired terror attack or an isis-directed terror attack. they are hoping if they can find out what happened during that 18 minutes, they can close down on that. >> if we look at the pattern of the radicalization, it seemed to have taken over a very, very long period of time. it seems this 18-minute gap is more useful for the things tom is describing than a p

the truck tried avoiding a roadblock, narrowly missing an fbi agent. that is when finicum got out with his hands up. here, the 55-year-old can be seen reaching into his pock where the fbi says a gun was later found. -- into his pocket where the fbi says a gun was later found. >> as the video later shows, it was a reckless action that resulted in the consequences that you see here today. >> reporter: the release of the video comes as the fbi tries to end the armed occupation of the malheur national wildlife refuge by followers of bundy. in public statement business the occupiers to leave peacefully. >> we never wanted bloodshed. >> reporter: bundy and two dozen others seized the refuge over a land dispute. don champion, cbs news. >>> the fbi says the remaining occupiers have said they want a guarantee they will not be charged before they surrender. >>> police in chicago and dispatchers will receive enhanced training on interacting with people in crisis, particularly those with mental illness. city stills made that announcement today. meanwhile, the chic

the fbi showed off the arsenal. agents say the biggest security challenge may be an individual acting alone. the lone wolf. >> not always advanced notice in terms of what they may do. some targets are tough. team will be the high to sniff out potential problems. both in cyberspace and the real world. >> i'm comfort we will get through without a significant event. >> the fbi says their command post will be fully staffed and up and running this weekend. they will wind down on the monday after the super bowl. jim berry will be heading to the bay area for the super on febru . >>> the canes learned it's tough to play on the road. earth against a lesser opponents. the wolfpack setting the tone midway through the first half. miami trading balls. martin putting the canes in a 4 point hole. five minutes to play. trying to keep the hurricanes alive. seemed like nc state had an answer for everything. malik takes it. hurricanes lose 85-69. no love lost between florida and west virginia, pregame, this is how you go to the rack.

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 to sniff out potential problems, both in cyberspace and the real old. >> i am confident in the planning and i am confident that we will be able to get through the next so days without a significant event. >> reporter: the fbi says their expand post will be fully staffed and running this weekend. in sapp that clara r, cbs 4 news tonight. >>> south florida cowl soon land what will be our biggest super bowl. the miami dolphins showed off the improvements at sun life stadium. they include the new seating, new suites, and the canopy that will provide shade for almost everyone watching the game. knows how to host a super bowl with eyes closed. >> south florida is compete with new orleans, tampa, and atlanta. the final pitches are in april. >>> a lawyer is banned from every broward county jail. she's accused of h

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 the story, rick, thank you. >>> fox news alert. two window washers are safe after dangling on the skafold. the window washers were pulled to safety through the 71st floor of the tower. and both window washers are safe now. it is not clear what caused the skafold to malfunction. >> i am glad they are okay. we'll shift the gears to the the race for the white house. independents and moderates are key to the el

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 at three bart stations. it will be $2 to park in hayward $2.50 to park

the fbi spoke about it in the newspaper. look at the san francisco examiner, they confirmed this happened. the complainant that was interviewed was interviewed by the occ in july. last week the occ director told you that they had requested an opinion of the city attorney about their, quote, ability to interview the officer. there's no legal doubt about that. the voters created the occ33 years ago, it's in the charter for 33 years, the sfpd must fully cooperate. as far as i know you haven't suspended that general office or gave them permission not to follow it. the chief put out a bureau order within weeks or days of his taking office that said exactly what you said tonight, commissioners, local law trumps. a local ordinance was drafted, thank you for saying it again, local law trumps. there's a complaint that hasn't been investigated, there's a deadline coming up, yet we are given this double speak. what's clearly needed, this is what i'm talking about earlier. policy reforms mean nothing if you don't apply the standards, if

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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 eliminating crime. so any partner that has that interest is worthwhile to rf and pastors one leads us all there he tells us that local clergy forum. this one on march second it will be at hampton high school at seven p m janet brooch thirteen

. >> reporter: 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

. >>> 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. the passeseer jet off the 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 surveillance. >>> and the breaking headline at this hour involving bill cosby's 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 nted 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

the fbi spoke about it in the newspaper. look at the san francisco examiner, they confirmed this happened. the complainant that was interviewed was interviewed by the occ in july. last week the occ director told you that they had requested an opinion of the city attorney about their, quote, ability to interview the officer. there's no legal doubt about that. the voters created the occ33 years ago, it's in the charter for 33 years, the sfpd must fully cooperate. as far as i know you haven't suspended that general office or gave them permission not to follow it. the chief put out a bureau order within weeks or days of his taking office that said exactly what you said tonight, commissioners, local law trumps. a local ordinance was drafted, thank you for saying it again, local law trumps. there's a complaint that hasn't been investigated, there's a deadline coming up, yet we are given this double speak. what's clearly needed, this is what i'm talking about earlier. policy reforms mean nothing if you don't apply the standards, if

bank robberies, the fbi is hoping new photos and video will help the public identify milo mason. victoria sat down with the special agent. >> the fbi believes he is still in the country, even with a $100,000 reward, no one has turned him in. 25-year-old milo mason is still accomplices in the scream mask bank robbery may be in jail but the fbi believes other friends are helping him stay hidden. >> the friends will abandon him. he will run out of cash and his luck will run out and we will be there, law enforce. to put cuffs on him. >> special ijant involved, robert evans believes the cash mason is living on is from 2 lakewood bank robberies in september and november. mason made his way to the infamous most wanted list for the violence during the november 18 robbery, car jacking, and shooting. >> far beyond what we normally see from our most hard bank robberies. >> customers were threatened with guns as the men raided the vault. during the get away, the trio allegedly car jacked and shot 2 people. >> it was senseless, it was brutal, it made no sense to shoot these people after they

. >> the fbi director now calling the ambush shooting attack on a philadelphia police officer a terrorist attack. local leaders are meeting in philadelphia to discuss what's next. >> two philadelphia police officers injured after another driver crashes into their police car. but that story doesn't end there. what authorities say the other driver did right after that crash. >> let's get to our big story. if you know someone who lives in tennessee, florida or california, tell them to check their power ball tickets. >> lottery officials say there are several lucky winners across the country. that means power ball fever is officially over. here are the winning numbers. 4, 18, 19 --. 4, 8, 19, 27, 34. >> what did i say? 18. >> there we are, now i can read them, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 and the power ball was 10. >>> good day, it's thursday, january 14th. 2016, lots of sad people waking up. unless you know someone who lives in one of those states, they will be splitting the 1.billion dollars jackpot. >> for more on the sad news for us all the disappointment, dave? >> reporter: i tell you what. if i won

agents and maybe even the director of the fbi resigning over this. and i'm not sure that the president wants that as his legacy. doug, you raise the politics and the politics cuts both ways getting to that point of a recommendation from james comey to move and lynch doesn't do it. >> james comey threatened to resign over another issue with john ashcroft and alberto gonzalez if you remember at the time. it's not unprecedented. >> yep. >> i also think frankly -- >> he is. i remember that very incident. sean, that was -- james comey is a man of principle. would not allow that -- those warrantless wiretaps to continue while john ashcroft incapacitated because of surgery and he's a serious guy and the ramifications for hillary clinton at the highest stage they could be at. >> politically, if hillary loses one of two or even two of two in iowa and new hampshire, her political position will be weakened and i think strengthen the justice department hand in going forward. >> what happens then politically, doug? >> she's a factor in the administration of justi

she doesn't know what the fbi is investigating. later in this broadcast is it legal will analyze what this is all about. now, mrs. clinton is also under scrutiny from her own, the left. >> do you believe building a wall -- what's the distance between -- difference between you building and wall and donald trump building a wall mexico. >> i know everybody i know of in the and it use to do be republicans, too as you know, jorge who favored immigration reform also favored border security. >> you want a wall then. >> no. >> you said that. >> well, i voted for border security, and some of it was a fence. >> she wants a fence, not a all in all not a happy new year for mrs. clinton so far. joining us from boston mary anne marsh a democrat and here in new york city andrea tantaros host of outnourished. do you believe bernie will beat hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire. >> he has a very good chance. >> no, no. >> i think he will beat her in newv1/4 hampshire. iowa, i don't know. but she is really on the ropes in iowa. she will do much

senator pat toomey plans to come to the fbi as well. past, possible and potential terrorist acts on the minds of federal people as they realized philadelphia needs the attention some say it's long deserved when it's come to possible terror acts. >> two senators and an fbi director. >>> the family of a 12-year-old girl accidently shot by a constable in central pennsylvania. >> they they they won't blame the officer for the girl's death. >> this happened monday. clark steel is the constable's name was delivering an eviction notice to the girl's father. state police say myer pointed a rifle at the officer, so officer steel fired his gun. investigators say the bullet went through myer's arm and hit his daughter in the chest. >> this is a situation that happened very suddenly and very violently. he was put in a position from which he couldn't retreat safeful. he had no other option really than to do what he did, respond as he did. >> the girl's uncle said the constable had no idea what he was walking into. the family cried for him. donald my

as we announced last night on behalf of the fbi. these eight people were arrested for the conspiracy to impede officers of the united states from discharging their official duties to the use of forced intimidation or threats. this is an on going investigation and we will not be commenting on the case. instead, we'll let to publicly filed documents in the case speak for themselves. in closing, i want to thank the federal state, local and travel law enforcement officers and agents working well together to support this community and effort. i want to thank the people of the county. for their patience and passion for returning this community to normalcy. we'll continue working around the clock until this matter is appropriately resolved. thank you. >> good morning. i'm sheriff dave ward. i've been working on this problem since december 5th when several of the individuals arrested yesterday came into my office. they had ultimatums i couldn't meet and i'm here to uphold the law. i'm disappointed at a traffic stop yesterday that was suppos

the fbi was curious about the contents. who was this guy that suddenly vanished. >> we were talking about anybody that made any threats or did anything dangerous. >> reporter: back live again. they are looking for the sky but he is not in trouble. if you know who he is call the u.s. postal service and that number is 877-876-2455. cbs4 news tonight. reporting that ted cruz failed to disclose information about the loan that he got to pay for his first senate campaign. oralia ortega is standing by with details. >> reporter: according to new york times crews did not disclose to personal loans from citibank and goldman sachs when he ran for senate in 2012 and it's a potential violation of federal election rules. it's also counter to the narrative he has been giving voters for years. he's talked often about the decision he and his wife took to empty their assets to fund his senate run four years ago. he has also bashed wall street repeatedly but has not spoken of the loans from citibank or goldman stack -- goldman sachs where his

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 roughly 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. suspicious activity inside this miami beach post office. >> we received a call about 2:55 this afternoon of 2 packages delivered by a subject that's unknown at this time. >> 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 mail them, the man drops the envelopes and leaves. >> his behavior was suspicious to the postal employees so living in the era of see something say something, the postal employees decided to call. >> that call led to the

the fbi not saying who took the fatal bullet. according to our oregon sister station, they say it began with a traffic stop while bundy and some followers were on their way to a community meeting in a place called john day, about 70 miles away. >> they occupied the refuge after two ranchers were -- arrested for allegedly setting in addition to all of the developments we're also getting reports that a 50-stretch of highway in oregon has been closed near the refuge and a local hospital has been also placed on lockdown. of course we'll continue to stay on top of the breaking news. >>> police in houston are searching for a theo of thieves who backed a truck into a convenience store to steal an atm video. the video shows the suspects back up their pickup truck in the front definite store. they smash right through the glass and even a gate. the thieves worked together to lift the atm into the back of the truck with one suspect driving away. the others took off on foot. the storeowner said his business is completely destroyed. it's uncl

the fbi decided that he should list. >>reporter: the fbi believes he's responsible for this bank robbery in september ft police have caught two of the-called robbers. facing life in prison, they take extraordinary steps to avoid us. we feel that he has criminal associates that are helping him. we know he has money from prior bank robberies, and when you're on the run, having cash is crucial. >>reporter: offer r offering a $100,000 reward for an arrest. >> what do you want him to snow. >> i want him to know, he should turn himself in, if he's using friends, family, associates to hideehim, to harbor him, he's putting them in danger and i want him to know that we will continue working tirelessly to put him behind bars. >>reporter: mason is considered he also has tied in oklahoma, florida, nevada, and california. anyone witt information is asked to contact the fbi tip line, agents say tips from the public could be key to finding mason. reporting live in the newsroom, jennifer kovaleski, denver7. it started yesterday, around

. >>> 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 with local law enfo