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this is the third unit they've searched in the past three days. take a look at these new pictures in "focus." this right here is the south carolina property where multiple outlets report today authorities seized heuermann's old chevy avalanche pickup truck. it could be a major piece of evidence because a witness identifying that pickup truck is what led to heuermann becoming a suspect in the murders in the first place. he has pleaded not guilty and will be back in court coming up on august 1st. send it back to you. >> harris: great reporting as always. paul mauro, retired nypd inspector. a couple of things. the storage units, plural. >> according to the reporting he has connections in south carolina, he bought some land down there. they are looking at some spots down there where he may have secreted stuff relevant to the investigation. as nate's reporting mentioned, serial killers traditionally take souvenirs, trophies of what
he was asked about this christopher wray said i don't know if it's a million i don't have this figure predicts testimony under oath by the inspector general. 30% of approximately 3.4 searches were done in error. 1 million the searches in question were conducted by fbi personnel with authority under the intelligence surveillance and transfer valence act fisa it enables u.s. authorities to gather u.s. citizens suspected of being involved with possible spies or terrorist. 3.39 searches were conducted by the fbi in 2021 under christopher wray christy's body. u.s. intelligence officials have indicated that was up from one point to million in 2020 that means abiding department of justice massively increased secret domestic surveillance by
erroneously. when he was asked about this sai christopher wray said i don't m know if itil was a million idlei have that isct testimony under oath by the inspector general. 30% of the 3.4 million searches were done in error.1 1 million, the searches inmi question were conducted by fbiqs personnel with authority under the foreign intelligence act fisa. the bill enables u.s. authorities to gather information on u.s. citizens suspected of being involveuspeda possible spies or terrorist. 3.39 million searches were conducted by the fbi in 2021 under christopher wray. , u.s. intelligence officials have indicated that was up from one point to million in 2020, that applied under by theid department of justice massively increased secret domestics biniy over 300%. the
so the first human remains were found a suspect has been arrested in long island. new york's unsold gilgo beach serial killings or investors are coming thr to evidence the homef new york architect rex heuermann to see if they can link him to more of those 11 victims breeze pleaded not guilty to six counts of murder tied to three of the killings and is the prime suspect in a fourth case let's bring in paul retired nypd inspector, paul thank you for being here this evening. they've not been able to link heuermann to the last victim her name is maureen brainard-barnes due to missing cell phone records prosecutors are confident they will eventually be able to do so where are they so confident and how do you think i'll do works clearly they are not going to be able to do with the way they did the first three with the phones because
than persecute them and prosecute the who? morrow is an attorney and retired nypd inspector. all righ t. t well, there's two things here. let's first of all, talk about this idea that the mayor idea t. apparently, it's a sort of media creation, an atmosphere, y a false atmosphere of a lot of crime in new york. rright. man h what's your response to that? look, blaming the middleman here isn't going to moveert goin the ball forward, okay? new yorkers have eyes, but more importantly, new yorkers haves have emorely phones.everyb everybody these days has their phone. it has cameras and video on it. so no matter what the media does, new yorkers are seeing onat goe s ms on. it's social media, but also it's the stuff you encounter every day. . tuff youand the fact is, i've nr seen so many empty storefronts. i've never seen so many homeless encampments. >> those things lead to an atmosphere of disorder. matter what the crime numbers say. and by the way, the crime f disordere numbernumbers that right now compared to last year, that was a covered year. you have to goe o back back to to get accurate numbers. i'm rooting for the mayor. i'm i want it to be clear.n when he got out of office, he came in on a public safety
the fbi director is on the hot seat. he's getting pelted request ques with questions from media censorship to the hunter biden investigation to internal memos regarding catholics in richmond and the fbi's role in why they haven't arrested someone in the january 6th bombing attempts that the republicans have been asking for more on the case. the republicans asked mostly about things like huntered by an and you're seeing the democrats talk to him about january 6, and it is very interesting to watch this. the democrats are being quite kind in their questions and the republicans are going on the attack especially about the fisa and the warrants there and whether or not those were legal and there has been some reporting by the general inspector that there were a lot
senior commentator and im, inspector, and january 15th, is also a holiday and martin luther king day, and earlier in the cycle means what? >> earlier in the calendar means they have more time to prepare and execute. in the case of iowa though, you have to keep in mind that it is a particular electorate that is going to be coming out for the republican caucuses, and it tends to be more evangelical and they will have a couple more sundays out there to have those evangelicals turn out, and those who are tuning into the unusual
his outside the allegheny national forest which is a little more than half a million acres. at this point drones and helicopters have been involved in the search. civil rights cb, thanks so much produce more been more than 72 hours since burham escape it how can they catch in plattsburgh and paul is a retired inspector within york city police department for good to see we just heard cb say half a million acres, how can police by the sky? >> is going to be tough especially due to his survivalist skills that he apparently has and reportedly he's got some military background as well. where most escapees flunk is the fact that concentrate greatly on getting up of the jail and once they are out they do not realize how hard it's going to be for them to survive and get away. so, what are the police going to be doing? reverse engineer his life from before he went into jail but what contacts he might have, accomplices who might assist
of those solutions. >>solution paul mauro is a attod retired nypd inspector and he joins us now. paul, you know, i can't help but think about this story. it'sk abou incredibly sad that n who devoted so much the united states of america loses his life to crime in the capitol oft the united states of america. >> what does that say about us? i mean, it's just terrible. you know, the sort of symbolism of this is honest, capable, right? thy who helpsn es americans in a really tough part of the world. is a guhe didn't cut and run we could have. >> and it just compounds the tragedy of that shambolic pullout. right. he ends up ultimately getting here and he settle.nds where philadelphia, where he gets robbed at gunpoint because that's another city, won't enforce any of our statutes and is committing a slow esuicide. family picks his family up. he moves in to our nation's capital, right. for the safety of his family. he's working hartyd around the clock to just put food on the table, a better life for his kids. on theable,a betterthe dream an what happens in a city that has rampant crime.
>> reporter: victor, erica, this is the newest level of scrutiny after these repeat close calls involving commercial flights at major airports, six incidents this year have investigations by the national transportation safety board. but, this audit calls out three of the most egregious cases like the january incident at jfk where quick action stopped the departing delta flight from running into an american airlines flight that was taxiing across the runway in front of it. the federal aviation administration called for new training for air traffic controllers, but now the department of transportation's independent inspector general wants to know if all of that is enough. the inspector's review will also look at how the faa tracks and analyzes data about these so-called runway incursions.