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store for sure. the biggest have come as big surprises. that said, if we look at the progression of indictments here, the first set was indicting russians for conduct that occurred in russia. the second set was indicting russians for conduct that occurred within the united states. the next logical step would be thinking about indicting u.s. citizens for activities within the united states. certainly, the last set of indictments, the russian military officers. no u.s. citizens were indicted in that particular charge. they did describe potentially criminal conduct by unnamed americans. so i do think that the best guess here is there are more shoes to drop. >> just one quick moment. that's half the bombshell here. the really interesting part of this is in addition to the typical prosecutorial side of this, as you reported in the opening, you were talking about a potential report, a draft report, a narrative, if you will, from mueller going over to rod rosenstein. rod rosenstein gets the narrative that says not only this is what we found that might violate the law. this is my picture of what happened during the investigation. the congress, i bet, is going to turn around and say, we want to
see that. and congress is going to leave. there is going to be some dirt in there. in addition to the indictments, i really want to see what's in that narrative report. >> especially, if the democrats take the majority in the house of representatives and all of a sudden have subpoena power. >> well, and the democrats obviously have been salivating for this moment, if, in fact, that does take place. but remember, you mentioned rod rosenstein. up until a few weeks ago, it looked like he may not be in the position that he currently is in. there were reports, obviously, he was submittinghis resignation and a lot of questions surrounding what that meant for mueller and the mueller investigation. and i think what was said by susan earlier is you just follow the path that you've gone from these indictments from the russian troll farm, which you could arguably say and putin did, as well, that these were just patriotic citizens that he had nothing to do with, to members of the russian gru, which he clearly had oversight over, to now a lot of speculation as to whether any americans will be indicted.
there are reports this morning of a deal in the works to free a washington post reporter held by iran. unnamed americans have contacted tehran for a deal to swap jason rezaian. he was arrested in 2014 convicted on espionage charges. the speaker of the iranian parliament said he could be freed in exchange for iranian prisoners in the u.s. developments from oregon this morning. some of the schools in the rural county will be closed this week as a precaution. this started saturday as a rally in support of ranchers of dwight and steve hammond convicted of arson. the father and son are expected to report to prison today.
the police. normally they don't know if this is criminal or terrorism. they are leaning toward this as a terrorism case. usually they capture the suspect either at the scene or they are killed. they don't go on the run for this long. especially because israel has a lot of security. they have security cameras everywhere. they usually can follow the people to where they go. so the concern right now is did he have help in this crime and could he be somewhere else holed up potentially a hostage situation? the police do not know. that's why they are searching everywhere with great number of manpower. >> ian lee, thank you. there are reports of a deal in the works to free a washington post reporter held by iran. reuters saying unnamed americans have contacted tehran for a deal to swap jason rezaian. he was arrested in 2014. he was convicted on espionage charges. iran has not announced a
this happened on new year's day. it is unusual for the suspect to be on the run this long, isn't it? >> reporter: that's exactly right, christine. when i was talking with police spokesmen, they were saying they usually when it comes to a terrorism suspect, they have not said it is a terrorism case. they say usually they are killed or captured at the scene of the crime. when they do run, there is a lot of security in the country. they have cameras all over the place and they can follow the suspect and see in which direction he went. this is why they are searching house to house. he could be holed up somewhere and it makes it a very dangerous situation. they don't know if he had any help. he could try to take a hostage. the police just don't know. >> ian lee for us in jerusalem. thank you. keep us posted. there are reports of a deal in the works to free a washington post reporter held by iran. reuters quote that unnamed
under way. we will get an update as soon as we can. >> the family of the man there has said he is mentally unstable and not taking medication. that they are concerned about his safety and safety of others. there are reports this morning of a deal in the works to free a washington post reporter by iran. reuters saying unnamed americans contacted tehran for a deal to swap jason rezaian. he was convicted on espionage charges. the parliament hinted he could be freed in exchange for iranian prisoners in the u.s. let's go back to jerusalem and get the latest on the manhunt there for a man suspected involved in the new year's day attack. ian. >> reporter: john, right now, terrorism units and s.w.a.t. teams are searching construction sites and abandoned buildings as the manhunt goes into day three.