collectively these emails make clear that the interagency process, including the white house s interactions were he focused on providing the facts as we knew them based on the best information available at the time and protecting an ongoing investigation. after 11 hearings, 25,000 pages of documents, and now this release, we can hopefully spend our time working on what s important. what we can do together to ensure those serving their nation overseas are better protected than they were last september. that from the white house spokesman minutes ago. the 12-year-old boy whom prosecutors claim stabbed his little sister layla fowler to death appeared in juvenile court today. the little boy s families was on hand for the arraignment in northern california. were multiple times if he understood the second degree murder charges against him. each time he said he did. he did not enter a plea and will remain behind bars for now. last month, the boy and his
8-year-old sister layla were the only ones at home the day she died. he claimed at first he saw a long-haired stranger running away from their family s home after attacking leila. the father insists now the family stands by the son until the evidence suggests there is no other option. o.j. o.j. simpson is blaming somebody else for his crimes. this time it s his lawyer. the former football great one time murder suspect and current prison inmate testified today in las vegas. is he trying to convince a judge to give him a new trial. right now, o.j. is serving a sentence of 9 to 33 years for a dozen charges including kidnapping. armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. it s all related to a sort of sting operation that o.j. admits he organized in vegas back in 2007. when he confronted a memorabilia dealer or series of them really to, as he put it, get my stuff back. and he says his own lawyer gave him the go ahead for this plan.
0 the irs. heed intoed to get out in front of this. whether or not he has remains to be seen. there is going to be congressional investigations. the department of justice is investigating whether or not there was any criminal breach. this is going to be with us right until the 2016 election. shepard: not as if people just found out about this. it s clear this was known. that s right. which complicates the issue even further, right? there were complaints for quite some time, the agency had been saying this was not happening. in fact, it was. and congress feels that it was lied to. and, at the end of the day. this is an institution the irs that has in an immense power to audit any of us. to tax us, to question in the case of the tea party groups their tax element settlement status. so abuse of that power does not sit well with the public that already has its suspicions about the irs. shepard: it s hard to imagine a worse time. we re in that period between the time when most of us
0 that does it for this edition of 360. thanks for watching. more of our exclusive interview with ariel castro brothers is out front. and, first, the irs is accused of targeting groups, depending on their politics. and, now, the justice department is accused of a massive and unprecedented snooping on america s journals. what is going on in washington? let s go outfront. and good evening, everyone. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, just in, we have new audio recordings of the dispatch radio communications moments after the police arrested ariel castro last week. take a listen. adam 23. the neighbor rides motorcycles. he had like three motorcycles that he personally owns. the suspect. we ve got ariel castro and castro in custody here at mcdonald s. thank you. and this comes as we re learning that the fbi has run the suspected kidnapper s dna across the national data basement a lot of people wondered if there are other women linked to this. so far, no links to open cri
good evening, thanks for being with us. our investigative unit has broken new ground with three investigations. first, happening right now, looking live at san jose, where city workers are out cleaning up a graffiti problem along 101. nbc bay area s george kityama joins us live. reporter: you know, some scrubbing going on right now. take a look. you can see the crews are under this overpass right now. flooded with hundreds of complaints recently. cal-trans has been closed off in two lanes while crews try to remove all the graffiti. it catches your eye as you drive on 101. victor figaroa sees it every day on hi way to work. it definitely makes the area look a lot worse. some customers are reluctant to go to a business with a lot of graffiti around it. it s a sanser. cancer. it starts slowly and then it just grows. he knows the taggers are targeting the bridges because they know it s hard to clean up. so we ve got to be more aggressive in wrecking the fences and b