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one! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well, those aussies, they know how to do their fireworks. >> they do. >> too right, as they say. >> beautiful. >> yeah, sydney harbour there with the glow. kind of looks like my neighbor's house. >> i'm sure. >> here's another plus, down there in australia, they are just kicking off summer, so ga-day. >> welcome to 2023. >> do you have any big plans tonight? >> no. >> it's 12:01, quick cheers and good night, everybody. >> us, too. "cnn this morning" continues now. ♪ and good morning. it is saturday, december 31st, here in the u.s. we've st...

Arrest warrant as we heard from jean casarez. tell us what was happening in those four days, what they were looking for. >> sure. so, it's really an amazing story and one that highlights really the remarkable surveillance capacity of the fbi. so, we know that the subject was already on law enforcement's radar while he was in idaho, probably shortly before he left to see his parents, or travel across the country. and we also know that the surveillance was established in idaho and actually followed him across the country. it's an incredibly complicated, well-choreographed ballet, if i may, of su...

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Areas, even if he do it is a thin line between what is satire, blowing off steam and speaking in wild hyperbole and what is going to move to someone taking action. victor, that's the difficult thing for law enforcement. >> reporter: let's talk more broadly about this threat assessment that fbi director chris wray has ordered. what does that look like across the country? >> absolutely. the fbi has 56 field divisions inside the united states and then they field a cadre of agents across 64 different can you be countries in their home country embassies. what they do is they'll be looking at the em...

After 9/11 a lot of decisions were made how to allocate resources and where to put agent and freeing up a lot of agents to do terrorism and other work. i think a lot of them were taking off complaint duty because in the day i was in the fbi, being a complaint agent was a big deal. we were very careful in field divisions to choose the right people to put on complaint duty. so you talk to an agent. you called your local fbi. you talked to an fbi agent. you didn't talk to a professional staff person. and the reason is simple. fbi agents start their career by going to the fbi academy in quantico. ...