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and we also saw bags and bags of shredded paper, documents the fbi says madoff destroyed to hide the scale of his crime. >> had he shredded a lot of these boxes, the case against him would have been very, very difficult. >> reporter: he wouldn't be serving the rest of his life in >> he would have gone to jail for something but maybe not 150 years.

the fbi is investigating to figure out who put a bomb under a car at the albuquerque airport in new mexico. the bomb was found at the airport's car rental facility by an employee who was doing vehicle inspections. employees and customers were evacuated until it was disarmed.

breaking news, the fbi takes on apple demanding the tech giant help with the terror investigation. are critical clues to more plots hidden on the phone of the san bernardino shooter. why the ceo is refusing to help. it could affect everyone with a smartphone. >>> teaming up to take down donald trump.

investigators from the u-s department of energy and homeland security as well as the fbi traveled to ukraine to investigate. a team of hackers reportedly coorinated an attack on six different power companies in which they destroyed computers and internal systems that were used to restart power. no one has claimed responsibility for the apparent bombing that blew a big hole in a commercial airliner over somalia. the pilot reportedly blamed a "terrible explosion" for the incident. the plane made an emergency landing tuesday in mogadishu, where it took off.

fbi officials remain on the scene of the oregon wildlife refuge that's still occupied by several protesters. officers have been negotiating with those protesters and there could potentially be an end to the situation very soon. our caroline patrickis is following this story in the

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. >>> tonight, the fbi ordering armed protesters to surrender. >> i'm a free man, i will die a free man. >> the standoff taking a dramatic turn, and we're there. >>> the deadly gas explosion and now the charges tonight. two people killed, three buildings leveled. and prosecutors this evening arguing, it was all because of greed. >>> and we have breaking news involving bill cosby's wife. 99 cents a gallon. is your town next? >>> good evening. us here on a thursday night. the race for president.

. >> in another case tonight, comey's fbi is leading the situation at a california hospital. but it is not people being held, it's the computer system. carter evans is in los angeles. >> reporter: inside hollywood presbyterian medical center, computer screens have been dark since hackers took over the data network almost two weeks ago. calls to the hospital's media line are met with this voice mail recording. >> we want to assure you that patient care at hollywood presbyterian medical center has not been compromised as we continue to address this incident. >> reporter: the attack used ransomware, malicious software that encrypts files which can be unlocked with a software key after a ransom is paid. in this case, according to a source familiar with the investigation, hackers demanded, and the hospital paid an undisclosed amount in the computer currency bit coin nearly impossible to trace. since the attack, the medical center staff has resorted to pen and paper. and even fax machines for communication communications. decleaned to comment on its investigation. and scott, hollyw

apple said the fbi is asking for them to create a backdoor that could be used to unlock or hack other iphones and could put customer's private information at risk. >>> the winners of the $1.8 billion powerful back jot winning picked up their -- pot winning pick up their portion. they said they didn't even let their family know and they said it had been a stressful time and caused them sleepless nights and one dropped 10 pounds over the winnings. >> well, first when he brought the ticket to me and said are you messing with me -- >> how did you do this -- >> i knew they were my numbers and ran and made sure they were correct and wrote them down. we kept watching tv and going online and rechecking. >> they announced the public -- this is the real deal. >> they said they were unsure what they would do with the winnings but they would give a portion to charity, and get a new car and a massage. they opted for the lump sum payment. >>> on a smaller scale a winner won $250,000 in columbia. the first person the winner called was his dad and his dad said he wanted him to pay him pack for taking

. >> reporter: we brought in former fbi agent mary ellen o'toole, one of the world's leading profilers of the criminal brain. she has analyzed thousands of pages of evidence on columbine and dylan klebold. >> you don't think school >> absolutely not. i have not ever seen where that has happened. i think he was in a very destructive friendship which was very powerful. maybe even more powerful than what we think. >> reporter: there is no way to continue telling this story without going back to another little face in that class picture. a friend who was with him breaking into the van. eric harris. he would become the other shooter at columbine that day. he has also begun to keep a secret journal, and his journal graphic fantasies about revenge on people who have insulted him. people engulfed in flames, detap dated heads. according to o'toole it signals a personality disorder, a psychopathic brain. >> these are people without a conscience. these are became without empathy, without guilt. >> reporter: is eric harris really different from dylan klebold? another expert on columbine, dr. peter