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Attorney, lewin was aside to help the fbi investigate the ziegler story from that first day. he knew nothing about the connecticut case. but the descriptions of the two suspects were similar. one, slender and tall. the other, stop here. if >> the first guy with a gun had a big sun burst a tattoo on his neck that was -- the mass was pulled up so it was exposed. >> distinctive. >> distinctive. and then another person came through, who appear to be a black male with a black bandana and sunglasses, ...

The white female comes in, and -- says something about that, "he told me to come in and get milk for the baby.” >> for the baby? >> for the -- >> so now you got four players here? one of them is an infant, apparently -- >> an infant that needs milk. >> so is this a gang? or whats goin on, do you think? >> obviously were dealing with a crew. >> ziegler arrived at his credit union, as captured on security cameras. he went to the vault and started loading cash into a black bag given to him by the...

>> fingerprints, fibers? >> no fingerprints. no dna. nothing was left behind. >> nothing to stop the next attack. and there would be a next one. coming up -- a young couple and their baby barricaded behind locked doors. >> the pry bar is now being used on the master bedroom door. >> and an intense standoff. >> the bank employee refuses to open the vault. >> she says, "theyre gonna kill me, unless you do this thing for me.” >> yes. theyre gonna kill me. theyre gonna kill my child. >> when "da...

More kidnappings, more bank robberies. >> he is to empty the vault ofny and all bouillon. >> and a mystery is solved. but first some dots would need connecting. 800 miles from knoxville, tennessee, they had no idea they were about to be part of the same story, only that they were dealing with an unfolding crime of their own. mark ziegler was ceo of the y 12 federal credit union. they were holding his wife and home hostage. assistant u.s. attorney david lewin was helping the fbi investigation. >>...

Other generation, including my vault of generation of the 60s. no, i mean it. we were proud of what you did. you volunteered. number three, you are the best-educated generation in the history of america. and i believe, our dealing with equity is only the beginning, as it relates to vaccine. the first-executive order i signed was insisting that every one of my cabinet members focus on racial equity. because we have -- we have a chance. we have a chance to make significant change in this country. ...

Crowd, the next night, sunday night, ended up at 500 instead of 150. that 500 strong crowd is the one that actually burned them out. about ten years ago, but kennedy at the telegram dug up the old headlines about that attack on the flick family for a column he wrote. from the local headlines he was able to piece, he was able to fit together the way 80 vault. police might have said they were investigating the quote, mobbing, police told the local press at the time that the mob destroyed the famil...

Was not ill-gotten? >> thats what the government is trying to put forward. the way they broke into these security boxes violates the constitution, as you pointed out, the fourth amendment. they may have thought that the u.s. private vault, the company did something wrong, but that would be like -- what the fbi did would be like searching every apartment in an apartment building because you found the landlord dealing drugs in the lobby. thats not how the fourth amendment works. >> i dont understa...

Cartel connections, which is stupid. >> hes not had his $57,000 returned to him. wherein lies the burden of proof now? >> the burden relies on the government. what the government has done to u.s. private vaults customers, including joseph ruiz, it is the biggest strong-arm in history. they were told they could not conduct a search and seizure, which is exactly what they did and now theyre holding property hostage and telling them they have to come forward and prove their own innocence just to ge...

These everyday things that us as consumers can do certainly get in the way of being that weakest link. thats what these attackers want to do. they want to attack the weakest link. the goal is not to be the weakest link, and then that will help us be able to defend these type of attacks and be safer as a society. >> is there a safe place to store your passwords for those of us who try to change them regularly? >> thats the beauty of multi-factor authentication, its a new password every single tim...

Objects from the necropolis in this country. the first is the economic damage. the artistic and historical value. the second is what we call decontextualization of a site where they rob the archaeologists of the history of the pits. >> reporter: in this vault in central rome, stolen art brought back from all over the world is cataloged, cleaned, and prepared for a new home. stephano sandrine said hes worked on bringing back thousands of artifacts. 500,000? >> incredible, but many are things from...