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Here. dr. gorka, follow the money. they dont know where that money came from, but $28,000 for guy who makes $54,000 a year is a significant amount of money three weeks before he pulls off a terrorist attack. >> absolutely. if we can demonstrate this is connected to the attack, whether it was used to buy the weapons or whether it was used in advance as some kind of bounty, if you will, to pay for relatives or the operation prior to the attack, well, then we just got the smoking gun. then we know ...

Officials saying the attack took an eerie amount of planning. >> what we are trying to focus on again what motivated these two individuals? what led them not just to commit the act but to pick this particular place. >> doug mcelway is following the investigation from our washington news room. doug, sayed farouk and tashfeen malik apparently tried to destroy their cell phones and laptops. has the fbi gotten any evidence so far from those devices? >> reporter: the fbi has not commented on its inve...

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If we think about where we are right now, i have had people reach out to me and say you can communicate with me using an app that we download and we essentially sync them together and it can work around what the nsa is trying to accomplish. this is something you can do for free. contemplate what that means. we spent billions and billions of dollars and yet with something that is brand new and really easy and accessible you can work your way around is. it is petrifying? it can be. >> obviously yo...

Also, but in the final analysis, neil, in the region it wasnt a missile, i would have bet my meager government salary at the time that it was. its in the evidence itself. we ended up taking a million pieces of the airplane out of the ocean. >> i remember. >> we had the very best forensics that the fbi and the public sector could have. we had met alure gists that worked for alcoa, its the tell tale signs of the missile varieties, four or five or six varieties and thats what it is. in this case, w...

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Might be one more person inside. we were pushed out 10 blocks from here. you had soldiers, riot police, anti-terrorist squad. this place was an armed camp. finally it was decided there was no more inside. forensics teams went inside that place and sifted through it with a fine toothed comb. they are also making sure there were no booby traps after the fact. bill: we have seen the police in across and they are impressive. what have police gained from this raid do you expect? reporter: big stuff. ...

Justice, investigative correspondent. you heard there, is it definitive that it was a bomb that brought the plane down? >> no. >> so what are your sources telling you, what is this chatter? >> i think if you step back a little bit. theres a real commonality between what were hearing out of the pentagon, out of number 10 downing street in the uk and what were hearing privately from u.s. defense officials. they dont know what brought the plane down. it could have been mechanical failure. it could ...

With the latest development in the last couple of hours, that russian president putin has suspended all flights into sharm el sheik -- >> no, into egypt, in all of egypt. thats right. >> all of egypt. especially with the russians dismissing u.s. and british claims that a bomb may have brought down this plane. what does that tell you now, that move of suspending those flights? >> reporter: listen, i think what youre looking at is the international community and the biggest intelligence agencies i...

Investigator said that the noise from a, quote, undetermined source was heard from the black box recording immediately before the aircraft was crashed. now, that sound likely a bomb according to aviation officials, and earlier in the week pentagon officials said that there was an undetected and sudden heat flash seconds before the plane crashed, another potential sort of piece of evidence leading towards a bomb. now, bomb egyptian and russian authorities are saying its way too early to draw any ...