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>> talk about the chinese and japanese is coming in and watch them carefully they are trying to steal secrets and steve said we do the same thing spying, right? and the fbi said no, we dont. >> really? >> i knew what steve was saying. the other people in the room might have believed the fbi, but why cant we get truth? to me the truth is the piece of all good. i would like to know a lot of times the truth, and there is closeness and openness. openness is share a lot of the truth and im pretty muc...

To steal secrets and steve said we do the same thing spying, right? and the fbi said no, we dont. >> really? >> i knew what steve was saying. the other people in the room might have believed the fbi, but why cant we get truth? to me the truth is the piece of all good. i would like to know a lot of times the truth, and there is closeness and openness. openness is share a lot of the truth and im pretty much far out on the open side. i dont want to say im absolute is 100% one way or another. i want...

Little girl and taped the little girl as we heard her say in that video. so we speak to one of the suspects attorneys and he said the video there is proof that her acquisitions arent credible, however, the u.s. attorney in this case is standing by what he has said. he says that there were several witnesses that corroborate the mothers story and he continues to put the blame squarely on the accusers. >> a bizarre story. thank you so much. a lot more happening. >> isha with the 360 bulletin. >> th...

Hes said. he says that there are several witnesses that corroborate the mothers story and he continues to put the blame squarely on the accusers. >> pamela brown on the scene for us. thanks so much. a lot more happening tonight. isha sesay joins us with a "360" bulletin. isha? >> the fbi revealed today it has used drones inside the united states. the unmanned surveillance aircraft were used in barricade situations where law enforcement personnel could be at serious risk. the agency did not say h...

Reversal of the way our systems of laws work. of innocent until proven guilty. and ultimately the accuser here is not so much an individual as a computer algorithm that says you made a phone call or a phone call seems to be attached to you, a server, a community of calls that youre a mart of. and thereby its almost like, you know, you start with the lottery subset and next thing you know youre at the 7-eleven where they bought the tickets. well now youre at the 7-eleven where that rlottery ticke...

Neither of those is is an argument for we should be doing this. we are now as a country having an argument about whether we should be doing this. we didnt know to argue about it before because we didnt know for sure it was happening. we all suspected it. do you feel we were having a reasonable debate thats well informed? >> i think right now whats happening is people are coming around again and again. it takes a while. its taken the american people i think a while for their eyes to adjust, if yo...

Darrell issa? >> well, i think he is trying to offer a distraction. i mean, this is -- theyve done this before. if you remember during the campaign they actually insinuated the presidents campaign that mitt romney was a fel felon. whenever they have a problem with the facts, what they do is demonize and go after the character of their opponent. i think its a mistake. i think its a bigger distraction from the issues and i would hope now that chairman issa and other house republicans dont chase th...

The judge was shown surveillance video of the couple boarding a bus, carrying only a purse, two blankets and two bolttles of water. she has hope in her accusers. >> to be good, to repent, to work honest, you know, to find a job and -- a decent job where they can make a living not putting innocent people through these nightmares. >> reporter: it has been a very difficult two weeks for yanira maldonado. first, her aunt died in mexico, and she had to attend her funeral, then she had to spend her fi...

Shortly after her release, yanira maldonado addressed the media, recounting the moment she learned she was going home. >> so i signed the paper and he said that i would be released. >> what was your reaction? >> i screamed. like, yes! >> reporter: maldonado, a u.s. citizen, born in mexico, was in her native country last week for a funeral with her husband, gary, and chose to ride a bus back to the u.s. the bus was stopped at a checkpoint. thats when troops claim they found the marijuana under he...

This, thats who i am angry at. the people that hurt my mom and put her in prison. without having evidence. >> maldonado was arrested last week after mexican authorities said they found 12 pounds of marijuana under the seat of a commercial bus she was riding home in from a funeral with her husband, gary. gary maldonado said he was asked to pay a $5,000 bribe for his wifes freedom but as he tried to raise the money, she was shipped off to jail. the family says it is encouraged by the evidence pres...