set off that atm td’tdi ncidewiti'r —mh;hm——- set off that atm td’tdi ncidewiti'r rush—hour —— set.still dark. we have a bit of a weight in a queue to get inside. 0nce have a bit of a weight in a queue to get inside. once inside colin is joint by another driver. once you have got a thousand trucks stuck here, is the german truck or french truck or spanish truck, going to send more tojoin truck or spanish truck, going to send more to join the queue? three months away we don't know how it is going to work. the plan was that the lorries are supposed to leave at eight o'clock. it is now eight minutes to and all the drivers are still in their briefing. got a number to go still in their briefing. got a numberto go in still in their briefing. got a number to go in the windscreen. some kind of instruction. this is the first instructions you have had? yes. the purpose of this trial is to test the layout on manston airfield. then we set off. colin had been warned at the briefing that the turning out of manston airfield would be a little bit difficult. are we on route? the lorries had been let

why don't your members just close their own atms instead?anches, including their cashpoints, i assume. closing yet more branches, including their cashpoints, iassume. do closing yet more branches, including their cashpoints, i assume. do you feel clubbing together in this way is better? link has 35 different members. link provides the commercial incentives that will drive our members to maintain this really important broad geographical coverage, in terms of branch closures, so link is not involved in bank branch closures, however it is important that when a bank branch closes, a free to use atms still available in that area. if a bank branch were to close and there were no atm rest in that area, link would work with members to install a replacement nearby. this is going to cost a lot of money. it might sound like it would but what we are doing is subsidising the least used atms, these by their definition are not doing a huge volume of cash withdrawals and that is why we are giving them this financial support. many thanks. staying with bankin

hilton drove off, heading 12 miles north to an atm am blairsville, georgia.ves meredith had given him her pin numbers back on blood mountain. did meredith suspect it would be all over for her if she gave him the correct numbers? in any case, she'd given him bad information. >> did the pin work? >> she's still telling me, it's going to work, it's going to work. must be -- >> hilton next tried to use meredith's cards at a bank 50 miles south in gainesville, georgia. again, no dice. he made camp that night with his captive in a remote spot in the forest. the next morning hilton attempted to use meredith's bank card still again at an atm in canton, georgia. nothing. they returned to his hidden camp site. he held meredith altogether in the woods for four days. and what nature of man is gary hilton? well, listen to the confession tapes to what he says about meredith's dog ella. hilton says he knew the pet had that identifying chip when he let the dog go in the super market parking lot. >> if i wanted to ensure that no one would associate the dog with her, i would h

that means we are using atms less. there are large numbers of people who still choose atms.le as they use them less and to ensure they stay open and they don't change to become paying machines. have you spoken to members, if you pay us to pounds 75 of these transactions, we will definitely keep them open? we've been planning this for a number of months, will spoken to members and regulators, and have had lots of feedback to say this will absolutely help to maintain the geographic footprints. does that mean no more closures? link doesn't own or operate atms, however what we can do is offer commercial incentives such as this one we are talking about. you come to £2 75, is that a level which. more closures around the country? £2 75 as a premium is much higher, about £1 65. this premium is far higher and should remove any economic reason why would close. it seems we could well be heading for my closing cash machines. you don't know your members won't close more. atms are closing but that's because it's less. most of them are on busy high streets. what link is really concerned ab

>> atm machine. >> right. >> people's apartments above. crazy. >> they pulled this off?> they bumbled with this thing for a while. as all of these guys struggle with how to get it into the trailer they brought along, before they were finally able to get it up in the air enough to back the trailer underneath it. truck takes off and number of other guys jump into waiting vehicle before they take off. all happened last summer. truck was found burned with atm still there, police unable to find the guys, that's why the video has been released. >>> we're making video to the baby isn't quite here yet. >> mom there, dad jordan, future uncle julian, all just waiting. mom fully dilated. ten centimeters. one thing left to do. push. >> pushboxing. familiar soundalt pepa's son ♪ here that music loud now push it, push it real good ♪ >> had to sing to the baby to get it to go to sleep. >> trust me, baby can hear it. >> funk grandma. she's into it. everybody knows this song. >> listening for that club siren to kick in. then baby! baby chimed in. dad starts freestyling, showing you what

chris said he then drove home and police even found a photo from a bank atm of what looked like chris'struck heading north on the right street at the right time. to the cops chris's story added up. and that was when police learned matthew and chris were not the only men in lynsie's life. there was someone else both matthew and chris had mentioned to investigators, an older man who drove lynsie around. no one knew his name. they had heard lynsie refer to him as her friend. >> all anybody knows him by. >> as her friend? >> yeah. >> nancy had no idea lynsie was friends with any older man. she was about to find out. >> you get a phone call? >> yes. >> you're pretty much at your whit's end. >> yes. >> the phone rings and it's marty. >> yes. >> did you know a marty? >> no. >> did lynsie know a marty? >> no. >> marty went to pick lynsie up and she wasn't there. he had money for lynsie's that she needed for tuition. none of that made any sense to nancy. >> nancy, the mother gets a phone call from a guy named marty. >> marty ross. >> what did marty say? >> marty says he's befriended lynsie. he's

. >> it actually works just like an atm machine. >> you hit start. confirm. takes about 3 minutes. and it pops out right there. >> a 10-inch pizza for $8 and we've sold approximately 400 pizzas in our first week. >> jesse: a pizza atm. you think it's high quality stuff? >> nicole: i have a son in college and i'm sure they're going to love it. i am a little bit old-school. i get worried about human jobs being taken away by atm machines. what about the pizza delivery guy? what's he going to do? he needs that cash. whatever. great for college campuses. >> greg: robots, love them. pizza vending machines, who needs it? all commerce is now a vending machine. your laptop is a vending machine. you sit down and open it up and you push a button ended two hours, something ends up at your doorstep. we are a vending machine nation. wait 30 minutes longer and you get a better pizza. just press a button. i love the thermometer, like when you do domino's and it shows you how far your pizza is from your house. that excites me to know end. >> nicole: do you sit and watch it? >> greg: i do. >> jesse:

no atms functioning. the supermarkets had long lines. people will be waiting forever because the markets were empty , and nobody was going to be bringing any food any time soon. so i realized very quickly that the problem was very big and that actually, what we know a little bit about chefs, i saw that there was no plan. and that's why we began cooking. we went from one kitchen, to almost 26, from 1,000 meals that first day, to almost 150,000 meals a day. we went from 20 friends that gathered together to feed the few, to more than 25,000 men an d women of puerto rico that made it happen. almost we served 4 million meals. and i am glad we did it. we didn't plan. we didn't meet. we do what chefs know. we gather, we find a kitchen, we find the food, and we begin feeding anybody that is hungry. sometimes in emergencies, you have to stop planning, you have to start doing, because the emergency of now, when people are hungry and thirsty cannot wait. [applause] >> you worked in haiti after the earthquake there. you have been to many disaster zo

it didn't quite reach the bank, but the fbi says that it was heading directly toward an atm.he case will be investigated as an attempted burglary. authorities believe more than one person likely dug the tunnel. they don't yet know where it ends or when it was abandoned. >> good stuff. >>> roger goodell finally breaking his silence on the controversial no-call in the nfc championship that may have sent the wrong team to the super bowl. the commissioner admitting officials blew the call but says there was no consideration given to overturning the result. the play in question again came late in the fourth quarter, the ram/saints game. clearly should have been flagged for pass interference or helmet to helmet contact. judgment calls like that cannot be reviewed. >> whenever officiating is part of any kind of discussion post-game, it is never a good outcome for us. we know that, our clubs know that, our officials know that. but we also know that our officials are human. we also know that they are officiating a game that moves very quickly and have to make snap decisions under diff

. >> reporter: if you want something simple, think about eco atms, they're popping up arou the country. just plug your device in and it willxamine it to determine the storage, condition and value on the market. then they'll make you an offer. and if you agree to sell, cash on the spot. online buy back services such as decluttr and ga sell work the same way.in answg a few questions, get happy,price and if you're print the shipping label, box up your device and end it off. maybe you'll make enough to pay off the holiday bill before you sell any electronics, be sure to log out of any accounts. then be sure the device has been completely eder on a phone you preform a factory reset. you don't want any bank account information, family pictures or browsing history in the hands of someone you don't know. >> if you would like to find an eco atm near you, we have links on your nbcngton app. bring it up and search sell electronics. if you missed some of that, amelia will be happy to do that. >> she'll clean it out for you, company reset it for you, whatever that thing is. >> m w trickld be call t

more money will be available to keep atms in remote areas, but critics say that hasn't stopped them disappearing then loses the match to karolina pliskova. an emotional night at the national television awards, as ant and dec win best presenters for the 18th time.

the fbi says that it was heading directly toward an atm.se will be investigated as an attempted burglary. authorities believe more than one person like dug the tunnel. >>> nfl xhigtsn ncommissioner r goodell finally breaking his silence on the controversial no call, he admits officials blew the call but there was no consideration given to overturning the result. the play in question once again came late fourth quarter in the rams/saints game, clearly should have been flagged for pass interference or helmet to helmet contact. judgment calls like that cannot be reviewed. >> whenever officiating is part of any discussion postgame, it is never a good outcome for us. we know that, our clubs know that, our officials know that. but we also know our officials are human. we also know that they are officiating a game that moves very quickly, it has to make snap decisions under difficult circumstances. and they won't get it right every time. as i say, they are human. >> saints fans essentially said too little too late. sean payton says he handled it l

you see one dude is there at the atm. he's like, you, all your money. >> and they know this camera is there. >> let's talk about those cameras because there is a minor detail that this dude paid attention to but didn't think through very well. see this jersey? >> uh-oh. >> he turned it inside out. but that's his name on the back of it. >> come on, man! >> that's ridiculous. >> he cleans out the register, heads back out of the store. needless to say, all of it was caught on camera. so they're looking for this dude. >>> in australia, you want a big audience when it's the first time somebody ropes anis female of eggs. >> two things. if the eggs hatch in here, as soon as we get another hot day. >> they're going on a nest raid to protect the baby alligators. they've got to rope the lady and get her out of the way and steal her eggs. >> ooh! >> she's hissing because she's not happy. he gets it on the first shot. they've got to hold her down while they invade the nest. one of them has the joint where her jaws meet closed because

fake gold jewerly is offered in more elaborate scams.in one case of man was talked into going to the atmand withdraw in $10,000. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) electric scooters have taken over sidewalks and roadways in many metro roadways in many metro areas in the u-s... including san francisco...and data is now becoming available on injuries related to those scooters.a new study published in the medical journal looked at injuries suffered by more than 200 people in two california hospitals over a year. researchers found that 92 percent of those injured in scooter accidents were riders... and only four percent of them wore helmets. the study also included pedestrians struck by scooter riders... and people who stumbled over discarded scooters.40 percent of those injured had head injuries, 32 percent had fractures, and 27 percent had cuts, bruises and sprains. (vicki) a developing story out of the south bay... law enforcement is calling out the courts over a new case management as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the san jose police union says the lack of crucial information is pu

. >> jimmy: good luck feeding that into the atm, that is unbelievable.at lations, dave johnson, the multimillionaire. >> thank you. >> jimmy: take that, donald trump. maybe dave will run for president. [ applause ] speaking of long odds, tonight was "bachelor" night on abc, episode 4 of the bachelor, colton took the ladies to singapore this week. he wanted to see what it would el like to be a virgin on another continent. [ laughter ] and also tonight we have a new episode of our dating show. i've been hard at work helping a young lady named danielle m. who was unlucky in love on the nick viall season of "bachelor" and again on "the bachelor in paradise." she agreed to let me sign her up for tinder. we went through a lot of guys. the search for mr. swipe right continues on episode 3. >> previously on "the matchelor." danielle and i met her first tinder match, does pin. >> hi. >> hello, there. >> jimmy: dustin had a hot body -- a great job -- >>> i announce for athletic events. >> jimmy: and bad luck. >> i'm recovering from a rattlesnake bite. >> jimmy: no

i'd be like, "let's go, john." [ laughter ] and we'd roll up to them at the atm.are you taking out?"[ ughter ] yeah. and they'd be like, "ahh. hit him."e and i'd be l and that ended very quickly. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- you did try to get -- this was shot in atlanta. >> yes. >> seth: so, obviously, you're shooting in atlanta. in yes. >> seth: you're stat champaign. >> yes. >> seth: but you tried to get everything else very authentic. at yes, one of the things we wanted to do, especially like doing a show in hip-hop, is, you know, i love it and the lture. and i don't want to make fun of it. it's an homage. so in order to do that, we want to be really honest. and we went during preproduction to meet this very prominent figure in the style community of hip-p, this guy, asap bari. shout-out asap. shout-out asap yams. r shout-out a$ky. shout-out to the whole cozy boyz crew. [ light laughter ]yw s, so we met asap bari. and he's doing a popup for his brand vlone, which is very -- a big deal. and he was like, "you guys wantk to come nd sit in the back with me?" and w

there's plent of online classified services you can use, but if you want something simple, think of eco atms. you can sell mp3 players, tablets and cell phones. just plug your device in and it will examine it to determine the storage, theheondition and value on the market. then, they make you an offer. >> sellh it for c now. >> reporter: if you agree to sell voila, cash on the spot. online services work in much the same way, answering a few quick questionsets you a price. if you're happy, you can just print a freeg shipp label, box up your device and send it off. you will make enough to pay off some of the holiday bills. before youel any electronics that housed personal data, log out of any accounts, including sacloud-based storage and e any app that tracked your device, like find myiphone. and make sure the device is completely erased. on a phone, you perform a factory reset, which scrubs it clean. pictures want family or your prowbrowsing history in hands of someone you don't know. >>> coming up, listening in. before you pick up the phone, a new warning about a facetime flaw and how to mak

are searching for a person of interest who may be connected to skimming dices at -- devices at a bank atm. police released surveillance photos of the man they want to speak with. the devices were found last month at a santa cruz bank after several people complained the cards wouldn't fit inside the atm. police confiscated skimmers and they say the bank reviewed customer transactions to prevent potential theft. next month the san jose city council will discuss funding a controversial plan to convert recycled shipping containers into housing for the homeless. >>> ktvu shows us what the project will look like. >> reporter: it's the city of san jose's latest answer to help get its 4,000 homeless people off the streets. converting recycled shipping containers into studio apartments. >> this is a type of modular construction that is kind of an emerging market right now. >> reporter: 61 units roughly 240 square feet on this barren six acre site on evans lane. designated for affordable housing. half will house formerly homeless individuals. the other half for low income families and each containe

he mate a beeline to a bitcoin machine on the wall above an atm. he gives it a couple whacks. it eventually falls over. then he tried to crack the machine open with a hammer, but he couldn't do it. so he left. we still don't know why the bakery has a bitcoin machine. >>> tonight two east bay congress members are demand haing answers about the plane that got stuck on a tarmac in oakland this month with 182 opo was diverted january 10th due to fog. passengers were trapped on the tarmac for four hours with no air conditioning, almost no food or water. and in some cases, even pan two men who got unruly were briefly detained. others on the plane later described the scene of growing discomfort and in some case even panic. now the lawmakers want an explanation. >> my motivation is to make sure it doesn't happen again, shouldn't happen in the first place. if somebody did something wrong, they should be held accountable. that's just the way the world works, but leaving people in an enclosed airplane for that long not giving them the support services they need is not right. >> today rep

. >>> polic in oregon are searching for two suspects that drove a tractor over an atm.hey gotaway in a u-haul that was later found abandoned in a parking lot. authorities say they don't know how much money the pair got away with. >>> leading the news this morning, a dramatic rescue on a untainside in france. a police helicopter traveling up 7,000 feet, stopping incheserom round in an effort to save an injured skier. nbc's bill neely has the heart-pounding details. >> reporter: it's a breathtaking rescue. 7,000 feet up a windy mountainde, a police helicopter is guided in to an injured skier, then an amazing maneuver. balancing on one ski, the rotors inches from the snow as a medical team gets off. 19-year-old bruno is strapped up, but it's not over. the pilot is back, this time the nose of the aircraft almost d uching snow. the skier is lifup and away. impressed? >> yes, that's impressive. any of those rescues have the potentia quickly.ry bad, very >> reporter: incredible, says the ma who filmed it all. >> it's absolutely incredible. and it did a perfect maneuver. >> rep

customs and border patrol, marshals, atm andos dea, mt nasa employees are working for no pay, and so are air traffic controllers and tsa officers. furloughed workers are suffering as well. >> everybody talks about 800,000 usderal employees. well, that's the 800,000 of us who work. how many wives, husbands, spouses, partners, children? >> we don't know when this is going to end.we on't know when the income stream will pick up again. tellsorter: the tsa union us some officers are already starting to quit. >> a lot of people live paycheck-to-paycheck and furloughed fedal workers will likely miss a paycheck on friday. that's gonna hurt. facing mounting bills, some furloughed workers are getting creative. up in ten minutes, we'll go into the kitchen with two women using a favorite recipe to pay the bills. >>> new at 11:00, an investigation is under way into a rash of thefts from homes and cars in chevy chase and bethyda. police t the thiefs are bashing in doors and windows of homes there. inoead, they're able get inside with the push of a button. news 4's jackie benson joins us live with

." >>> a robber is targeting cvs stores, treating them like his personal atm. >> it's all bnin hap in montgomery county. he's been committing these crimes on sundays since october. now surveillance video here shows him forcing employe into the office using a gun. police believe he's robbing the stores on sundays because store saves are full at that time. he doesn't even bother trying to disguise himself. call police if you recognize him. >>> as the temperature drops tonight, don't forget about your pets. >> yeah, and don't assum your pets' fur coat can handle this cold because it v can bey dangerous for them, too. >> freezing temperatures, even without any of precipitation, can be absolutely deadly. >> make sure they're also bundled up if you tak them outside for even just a few minutes. and if you happen to see a stray animal out, contact animal control immediately. turning right back around for the doorike that today. >> i think mine too. it is awfully cold out there and it doesn't take long to develop real problems these kinds of temperatures. >> no, it reall doesn't. this is some

kim: do you have atm's?some places you are well known, and in other places you are not known at all. david: you are a good golfer with a five handicap. as i understand it, a very good golfer. i will ask you about that later. do people give you putts more than they used to when you are president of the world bank, or that doesn't happen? dr. kim: not at all. they have the mistaken impression that i have access to cash myself, so they are trying to get that from me. david: i see. let's talk about your background. why did your parents come to the united states? your father was a dentist and your mother was a professor? dr. kim: professor of philosophy, yeah. my father was a refugee from north korea. david: he escaped from north korea to south korea. dr. kim: he escaped to south korea at the age of 19. and so he went into the army as a dentist. and because he worked so hard on his english, he became a translator for many of the army dentists and became good friends with them. and so they gave him a scholarship t

the fbi was called in after a hole was discovered on a road near the drive-thru atms of the bank. ( darya )( darya ) police need your help finding a daly city woman who has been missing for more than three days. here's a picture of 38-year-old picture of 38- here's a picture of 38- year-old christa maloney. officers say she was last seen saturday afternoon after she spent friday night with someone at her home. the two went to san francisco with crista's service dog...but they separated once they reached the city. officers later learned that christa had lunch at john's grill..workers say her credit card was denied four times.. she asked a table to pay for her meal and they did. she hasn't been seen since. her friends are worried and hopeful that someone might recognize her and know where she is.

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kim: do you have atm's?some places you are well known, and in other places you are not known at all. david: you are a good golfer with a five handicap. as i understand it, a very good golfer. i will ask you about that later. do people give you putts more than they used to when you are president of the world bank, or that doesn't happen? dr. kim: not at all. they have the mistaken impression that i have access to cash myself, so they are trying to get that from me. david: i see. let's talk about your background. why did your parents come to the united states? your father was a dentist and your mother was a professor? dr. kim: professor of philosophy, yeah. my father was a refugee from north korea. david: he escaped from north korea to south korea. dr. kim: he escaped to south korea at the age of 19. and so he went into the army as a dentist. and because he worked so hard on his english, he became a translator for many of the army dentists and became good friends with them. and so they gave him a scholarship t

we are looking —— using contactless cards more and atms less.th metro bank at all, thatis not to do with metro bank at all, that is about the fact that link, which is essentially the uk's network of cash machines, is going to be paying operators who still operate these machines that at risk isolated areas in the uk to pound 75p per withdrawal to make sure they maintain those cash machines and don't close them, because there is real concern about the number of —— £2 75 withdrawal. so metro bank, with its opening stores, but also santander which is closing stores. so you pay money, take your choice can maintenance of banking at the moment! holidays, more the blood looking holidays injanuary this time. have you? i have put all of mine. i have to be extremely organised, though, and it seems i'm not alone, because apparently there has been a little spike in the number of holidays we have booked, and the association of british travel agents reckons we will spend more on our holidays this year. i'm not, but perhaps other people are. joinings us now is

they were headed towards the atm. i don't think they were doing that for any other reason. >> reporter: the fbi and local authorities using a robot and k-9 units to sweep the narrow tunnel, which stretches about 50 yards, just two to four feet wide. inside, boots, a ladder, a wagon, digging tools and a small generator. investigators think it took more than one person to build this tunnel, and tonight, they're asking the public to help find them. >> we don't know who's behind this at this time. they could've been here a week ago, last night. we don't know at this time. >> reporter: david, the tunnel never breached the bank wall. the fbi is still on-scene here tonight digging up that tunnel, looking for any clues that could lead to the people who tried to pull this off. david? >> all right, quite something. victor, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the armed standoff on an american highway. the 18-wheeler surrounded. >>> and this collision, the young driver and the other car survives. >>> and the nfl commissione

one dude is there at the atm.ey know the camera is there. >> let's talk about the cameras. there is a minor detail that this dude paid attention to, but didn't think through very well. see this jersey. >> uh-oh. >> he turned it inside out, but that's his name on the back of it. >> ridiculous. >> he cleans out the register, heads out the door. needless to say, it was caught on camera. >>> we are going to meet austin. we learn never to judge a book by its cover. >> it would be nice if you realize he is not 2 or 3. a lot of people are like, he speaks so well. he's 20. >> his enzymes aren't doing what he's supposed to do and he's only 32 inches tall. he is a miracle. he was told he would only make it to 5. you have heard he is 20. he just graduated high school. that's the tough part. his friends have gone to college. he says mommy, why can't i be like them? i miss them so much. why can't i go off to college and do the things they do. >> if you can send one message to all your friends watching this video, what would yo

and tweeting us like a personal atm. heels of the new company governor, gavin newsom, sweeping healthcare plan that would bring back individual mandate in the golden state. all this to the tune of $3 billion. and in line with liberal pushes for medicare for all, and asking the congressional budget office to analyze shifting all healthcare costs onto the federal government. this in advance of congressional hearings of single-payer plans. jillian: bill diblasio says $100 million for 600,000 people. >> interesting math. 85 per person per year. jillian: turning to another fox news alert. a police officer hit and killed during a routine traffic stop identified in arizona. officer clayton townson approaching the car he stopped when another driver hit him. the drivers cooperating with investigators and fellow officers standing shoulder to shoulder as his body was carried out of the hospital overnight. is described as a caring, compassionate and true guardian, his wife and 10 month old child, our prayers with them. a man charged

citizens of other countries, he must stop using the middle class and treating us like his personal atm's weeping healthcare plans that would bring back the individual mandate in the golden state while expanding healthcare for illegal immigrants, all this to the tune of $3 billion. new york city california plans in line with liberal pushes or medicare for all, and asking the congressional budget office to analyze the effects of shifting all healthcare costs onto the federal government. this in advance of expensive congressional hearings on single-payer plans. expect to hear a lot more of that in coming weeks and months. >> 37 after the hour. rodriguez and leaving the doj? a new report and serious questions being raised. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi getting a lot of attention for their response to the president last night but not the attention they were hoping for. carly shimkus live with a hilarious reaction on social media. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? tha

hello, atm, how are you? it is friday. what's next?esident is going to continue to make his case that we need a border wall. it is interesting now seeing the cracks. democrats are starting to say. now you have democratic congressmen and senators who are saying well, fence is okay. it is worth noting that the democratic congressman most in favor of saying that the fences okay are those from california. why? because that's where the most border wall is, and they know it works. >> i am not sure that that is the message that is resonating in the media. we are hearing from a lot of republicans who are breaking with her present on this, saying that the government has got to open. there are a number of republicans who voted for bills yesterday to reopen certain departments. sided with the democrats. beyond the legal questions about whether or not on a national emergency can get this done, there are some huge political risks for the president. there could be challenges that mean the wall doesn't get done. there could be fractures in the party

if you drive to the atm or take a picture, it's the same activity. think about the environmentally more friendly so you don't drive to the atm or time savings. so can you do everything. it's getting interesting. corporate treasurers want mobile capabilities to fis initiate wia $5 million wire with a mobile device sitting in a meeting. to me, it was always really, they want, absolutely they want to do it. that's the way they're used to operating. maria: does that mean you had to ramp up in terms of cyber and protecting the data. >> when i became ceo a decade ago, almost now, this is my tenth year -- maria: congratulations. >> survival. it was a great time and looking forward to doing it for a long time more. i think we spent 200, maybe $300 million. we crossed over 700 this last year on it. and kathy and the team do a great job on it. they do a great job, 3 you thousand peopl3,000people, more. as an industry we work together with my colleagues across the industry to make sure our industry's safe. we've stayed ahead of the curve, knock on wood, we hope

at 7 pm moving to the north they and at atm pushing across san francisco and across the south bay by 10 pm with the burst of heavier rain as well as the strongest and most damaging wind with that front pushing across the bay area. the showers behind it for tomorrow with rainfall amounts from one and and half up to 2 to 3 inches of rain in the mendocino county. talking about the wind you can see the purple color indicating the gusty is conditions that 40 to 60 miles an hour with a wind advisory for the entire bay area with the high wind warning for the coast and the hills. sunrise at 7:23 am, and the sunset at 5:15 pm. wet and windy with the possibility of flash flooding with a flash flood watch for the entire bay area starting this afternoon with a chance of isolated thunderstorms, showers on thursday with the break, showers on sunday, sunny next week. >>> the nba is trying to figure out how to slow down the golden state warriors, making history last night in denver. >>> can sidney crosby and pittsburg deal the sharks the first loss for this year. police shut down a stretch of i-80 w

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fake gold jewerly is offered in more elaborate scams.in one case of man was talked into going to the atm and withdraw in $10,000. maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news just hours just hours just hours before the government re-opened this morning... one of president trump's longtime associates... roger stone... was arrested. stone and the president have worked together for decades... and now stone is accused of wrong- doing.. in the run-up to the 20-16 presidential election. our grant lodes is here to tell us what this indictment means for the russia investigation. grant (grant)(grant) after posting 250-thousand dollars bail... stone flashed the richard nixon-style double v sign... as supporters and hecklers shouted things at him. stone... a huge nixon fan who has a tattoo of the former president on his back, now faces possible jail time... thanks to an indictment by a grand jury on charges brought by special counsel robert mueller. things were even more intense before sunrise this morning... when the f-b-i with heavy weapons drawn... stormed his ft. lauderdale flordia home... and took him

cruz police are searching for the person of interest who may be connected to skimming devices at bank atmspolice released the photos of the man they want to talk to. the device were found last month at a bank after several people complained their cards would not fit in the atm. police say the bank reviewed the customer transactions to prevent theft. >>> there's a new push to improve service on the muni t 3rd line. the incoming supervisor announced on facebook, he wants the mta to end the switchbacks on the rail line, when the trains stop before the end of the line to head back into downtown. the mta is telling the examiner the delivery of the new train cars should allow for increased service on the t. line over time. the agency is working to upgrade the trade platform near the center. >>> the board met yesterday to discuss plans far site and closure. the search for what went wrong continues, and engineers are working on something more permanent. >> it's like a sandwich plate design, and we are installing at fremont street and also a similar installation at 1st street. >> the $2.2 billion t

because when it happens, the atm can be closed. the electronic system can be down.eed cash immediately in the middle of the night. we suggest having that cash and keeping it hidden. you have to remember where you hid it. >> don't fetell anybody about i >> you need cash cash. >> because you'll have to buy water. if you haven't prepared water. you'll have to buy food. you have to have money available. >> you had a month worth. that's the general rule. >> for you it might be two. it depends. the concept is you have to have cash available to go out and get emergency things to take care of the family. until you get to a bank. or a lender. able to file insurance claims. >> again, a lot of your information should be on the cloud. so you can go access it later. >> that's -- exactly. that's the safest place. you have to access it. if you have it in a vault in your house but if you have a fire you could lose that. most important thing is you have to be able to find your stuff. in five minutes. >> that's the important thing. >> how you do it that's up to you. >> back to you gu

going to add to the specter of a president who is kru79 corrupt, who is using his presidency as an atm and it's going to cripple him leading up to 2020. >> you got me there. i'm thinking about season eight. ken, is there a timeline for when this all might get rolling or is that all up in the air? >> it will get rolling rather quickly, joshua. the democrats are working closely and they have a plan. they realize that problem that you articulated. you have to creative a narrative for the american public. you can't just bury them in scandal after scandal and they're thinking very carefully about how to do that. you would think there would be rivalries over which pound of flesh the american public gets. but they are meeting, they're hashing this out and it's going to start rolling almost as soon as they get back to washington. >> ken, thanks very much. >>> coming up, critics are coming after congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez over a video. what's drawing fire and how it could back fire, next. what's drawing fire and how it could back fire, next. ities with a level of protection in down

and drew $40 out of the atm and then they went to the walmart.waited in the car while james did the shopping, shotgun shells, gloves, a flashlight. >> she was just very happy about it. like you would imagine a kid going to disneyland, you know? >> reporter: but there was a problem. they'd forgotten to bring the diagram. >> the plan wasn't for dawn to go in the house. the plan was for just me to go in the house. i didn't know how to get in. >> or where the bedroom was? >> or where the bedroom was. so dawn had to go inside. >> reporter: the front door was looked, so dawn took him around back where a sliding glass door was unlocked and they eased their way in and walked down the hall. then, said james, dawn pointed him towards the master bedroom. >> and i turned around and she was going into alyssa's room. >> going into the room? >> yeah. she was about -- half her body was into the room. she said she was going to take alyssa with her. i said you can't take alyssa. >> reporter: is this true? remember, alyssa, just 6 years old at the time told police

she would drive her geo prism to her new job, the company that makes atms. her boyfriend expected her to swing by his place in the morning to pick him up. he says she was a no-show. >> i remember waking up with this eerie gut feeling something wasn't right. i paged her, no answer. she always called me back. always. >> the kids relied on pagers back then. cell phones and text messaging were off in the future for hannah's circle of friends. her mom, kim, was a homemaker, and dad elza, was eking out a living as a boilermaker. >> she was a lovely, bubbly kid. she loved everybody. >> she liked the spice girls, and signed her letters with tiny pink hearts. a nice kid. these friends of hannah thought so. >> she was a very easygoing person. someone you could be friends with very easily. >> she was a great friend. a great girl. >> tara ferguson chls her best friend forever. >> she's so fun and silly and funny. >> there's no doubt she was a very pretty young girl. >> yes. she was a hopeless romantic, and she was bound trying to find that prince charming. >> now, not e