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Program, sources telling fox news the former u.n. ambassador samantha power was unmasking americans almost one a day. joining us now with reaction, the author of the smear, the host of full measure, sharyl attkisson and president trumps attorney -- and jay sekulow. sharyl, i want to hand it to you. you are right, it did happen. this unmasking at a level we never even imagined before. i want people to hear your story. this is so important. >> mind began before we heard about what the government h...

A phishing e-mail which looks and feels exactly the same as my can also unfair and can also dazed. laura galante hunts hackers. she is a renowned cyber security analyst in the us all in the service of a strategic entry she investigated the attacks on americas democratic party and found some traces that were very familiar to her. and back in twenty fourteen as part of our investigation into a variety of different incidents that we had seen at fire we were able to track the forensics behind this n...

Compelling picture of what somebodys doing day to day. the great thing about audit and forensics is the audit and forensic data goes back far more so that we could get a better picture of kendall and what his actions were before he became the subject of the investigation. >> we found he was going what we call off topic with alarming reggialat reggialator. 40% of his searches were dedicated to searching for information the cubans would have found interesting. thats when i really, really thought t...

Long theyve been dormant. so at that point we were only going to be able to show historical espionage activity, not ongoing espionage. >> i had had just transferred from our computer forensics branch. fbi asked us for help and we had areas of expertise that were useful. >> nsas role, specifically andreas who was the lead counterintelligence agent assigned to the investigation was in part to conduct a forensic review of kendall meyers computer activity at the state department. >> forensics were j...

Determine all the links of these individuals that may have had inside the u.k. and foreign jihadist as well which would threat to our homeland. >> security expert dana snell points to a coordinated attack with a second arrest and now theres word that there is a third area of interest. the house or an elderly couple fostered refugee children for years from places like iraq. would iraq. when you make of that? >> its certainly possible the first suspect from the 18th of may spent some time in that ...

Not ongoing espionage. >> i had just transferred from our computer forensics branch. fbi asked us for help and we had some areas of expertise that were useful. >> nsas role, specifically andreas who was the lead counterintelligence agent assigned to the investigation was in part to conduct a forensic review of kendall myers computer activity at the state department. >> forensics were just pieces of computer information that helped tell a story. whether or not you look at a web page, click on an ...

Uk and sub way vcr cvs so theyll be out to pick him up. they might even be able to going back to where he emerged early in the morning to put this device on the train. that will be a critical part of this investigation. >> the first thing the investigators talked about was bringing on more people to do that forensics of the video. not as easy as you think or maybe automated as wed like it to be, so it still takes a lot of eyes on the screen to make that track, follow that track and not to miss a...

Sophistication put into constructing it through this timer device. it just wasnt successful from the terrorists point of law. >> thankfully on that. matthew chance thank you very much. joining me paul crew zang. paul in terms of the bomb itself, the fact that it didnt work is a huge blessing for investigators, in order to figure out the signature of the maker if that i have seen one like this before. >> thats absolutely right, i think the forensics and the lab thats there is excellent. they got ...

Was there a network behind this 18-year-old? really lots of questions to be answered. we do know at least preliminarily forensics indicate the ied was not very sophisticated and what that might mean is that there wasnt much additional support that was required. it might have obviated the need for bombmaker which is typical in al qaeda operations. pete: this the fifth terror attack in the u.k. just this year. describe to our viewers the depth of the problem theyre facing right now? >> i think the...

The metropolitan police. joining us now by phone in london. its good to have you with us. today. so, lets start with what we know, the information that we do understand there is cctv that could prove helpful to investigators. the bomb itself did not fully detona detonate. given your experience, your insight into cases like this, how difficult might it be to find out exactly who is behind this attack given what we know? >> well, fortunately, the bomb didnt explode. so, weve had some explosives wi...