reporter: section 702 and part of foreign intelligence sush act and fbi only really authorized to search the 702 data base and reason to believe it ll produce evidence of foreign actor crimes usually the suspect is based abroad. in the year ending 2021 and the filing shows fbi used the arndt lesser much power warrant lesser much powers against it and 278,000 times and searches on americans involved with the capitol riot and the george flood protest in the summer of 2020 and the batch of 19,000 donors and unnamed congressional campaign and one fbi searcher was described in the filing and the analyst said she ran the queries for the individuals with foreign ties and indicated with the fbi systems and the capitol break investigation and did not remember why she ran these 13 queries for the fisa queries and they ve tightened restrictions since 2021 and fox news learning in 2022 this was the number of searches dropped by 94% and senior fbi official shared senior director fbi dir
about his optimism. you always walked away from time with george feeling better about the human race and the world in general. and that s the bbc s news at six. the migrant boy whose family left sri lanka with nothing found his home in a changing britain and he took this country to his heart. it s goodbye, the news continues, though, here on bbc one. i watched george for years up close and thought this of him that people wanted to tell him that story because, in hisjournalism, they saw the outstretched hand of a shared humanity and of solidarity. george alagiah, who has died at the age of 67. that is it for this edition of newsday, thank you for watching. hello. some parts of the uk, particularly parts of northern england and northern ireland, have already seen the wettestjuly on record. and you probably won t be too
before his first 6:00 news, there was some trepidation. at 6:00, these are tonight s top stories. he was diagnosed with cancer in 2014 after a grueling round of treatment and multiple operations. he couldn t wait to be back in the tumult of the newsroom. he was deeply moved by messages of support and affection sent in by countless viewers he d never meet. and on his first day back, made this small concession. and i just want to say, it s good to be back with you. that s all. off screen, george was funny, clever, a generous and confiding friend and full of energetic hope. there was something infectious about his optimism. you always walked away from time with george feeling better about the human race and the world in general. and that s the bbc s news at six. the migrant boy whose family left sri lanka with nothing found his home in a changing britain. and he took this country to his heart. it s goodbye. the news continues, though, here on bbc one.
he was diagnosed with cancer in 2014. after a gruelling round of treatment and multiple operations, he couldn t wait to be back in the tumult of the newsroom. he was deeply moved by messages of support and affection sent in by countless viewers he would never meet. and on his first day back made this a small concession. and i just want to say it s.good to be back with you. off screen, george was funny, clever, a generous and confiding friend and full of energetic hope. there was something infectious about his optimism. you always walked away from time with george feeling better about the human race and the world in general. and that s the bbc s news at six. the migrant boy whose family left sri lanka with nothing found his home in a changing britain and he took this country to his heart. it s goodbye, the news continues, though, here on bbc one. i watched george for years up close and thought this of him that people wanted to tell him their story because, in hisjournalism, they saw
good to be back with you. off screen, george was funny, clever, a generous and confiding friend and full of energetic hope. there was something infectious about his optimism. you always walked away from time with george feeling better about the human race and the world in general. and that s the bbc s news at six. the migrant boy whose family left sri lanka with nothing found his home in a changing britain and he took this country to his heart. it s goodbye. the news continues, though, here on bbc one. i watched george for years up close and thought this of him that people wanted to tell him their story because in his in hisjournalism they saw the outstretched hand of a shared humanity and of solidarity. alanjoins us alan joins us live now from his alanjoins us live now from his home in edinburgh. alan joins us live now from his home in edinburgh. you got to know him very well during your years alongside him