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bae saying this was not, in fact, a real world incident.re apologizing for putting out inaccurate information. >> this is more like game playing or practice to prepare for the possibility of a hack attack of some kind, is that the idea? >> that's what they're saying. they're saying somehow one of these internal scenarios was presented to us as something that had actually happened but it was internal. i asked them why it took nearly two weeks to get back to us after we had done the story and they said it took them some time internally to figure out that this mistake had happened and it took them some time to verify. they're now saying they don't believe any real client was affected. that's what they're telling us as of this morning. it's very surprising and in my career unusual to see a company put that out. >> eamon, thanks. we'll let you go. the stock bae is down 1.58% this hour. we'll have more details coming up. also, this is a rather complicated story. if you want more details, the full background on this you can find it right now. we'v

a pro-north korean nooup says imprisoned american kenneth bae fieldeels abandoned by the u.s.serving a 15-year prison sentence for being accused of trying to bring the government down. >>> water gushed from a broken water main on wednesday. hundreds of vehicles were stranded. the high water put six facilities out of commission. they say the city should help pay for the cleanup. >>> bank of america slapped with a $1.3 billion fine over mortgage fraud. i stems from thousands of bad loans made by mortgage lender countrywide which bank of america bought in 200078. countrywide made the loans quickly often without income verification and then sold those fraudulent loans to government-backed lenders. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> shells slam into a market in gaza ripping human beings to pieces. a look at the carnage between this unrelenltsing crisis between israel and hamas. >>> outbreak, ebola has topped 700 deaths today. it's not showing any signs of slowing. officials from around the world on high alert as thi

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> i've been around long enough to recognize the people who are out there owning it. the ones getting involved, staying engaged. they are not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is, "how did i end up here?" i started schwab with those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments, like they do in every other aspect of their lives. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: in eastern afghanistan, at least 89 people died in a suicide car bombing today. scores more were wounded. the powerful blast rocked a crowded market in paktika province, near the pakistani border. more than 20 shops and dozens of nearby vehicles were

bae systems.pired work. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. the dow jones industrial average passed a new milestone. closing above 17000 for the first time. it gained 92 points in a shortened trading day ahead of july 4 to finish at 17,068. the nasdaq rose 28 points to close near 44.86. and the the nasdaq rose 28 points to close near 4,486; and the s&p 500 added more than 10 points, to 1,985. hurricane "arthur" powered up today as it headed toward the outer banks of north carolina. by late this afternoon, the storm had sustained winds of 90 miles an hour and was less than 200 miles from cape hatteras. its approach prompted evacuations and canceled fourth of july plans for some. others stayed put, amid indications the storm woul

issues in the area that is the major corridor for the q toshgs and to serve the park as well as the bae ship facility. >> yeah, the noticeable environmental work was done in the mid to late 80s and 90s we restarred the project we redid some of the analysis that was required to get updated environmental approvals and it required some updated analysis as part of the environmental process we looked at the state and federal environmental laws. >> how does this takes into account the warriors stadium and pier 70. >> so this project was cleared and approved before the newest warriors arena came but my understanding is that the warriors arena from a transportation impact has lessor impacts that was approved for the land use under the mission bay improvement plan that's something we'll have to analyze and vet as part of the approvals for pier 70 and the warriors. i think if anything the mission bay loop will help to facilitate whatever for the transportation demand those developments create >> one of the areas i'm concerned we're maybe missing at about opportunity; right? because of the federal

united parcel service tipped the bae by announcing cutting into earnings. national labor relations board says mcdonalds may be held accountable for working conditions for restaurants it didn't even own. and hilton hotels wants to eliminate room keys you're going to be able to check in and open a door by using a smart phone. >> and the future will be able to improve our vision. researchers are developing algo rhythms for visual problems. idea to use technology within computer screens. i'm passionate not just about the convenience of looking without the corrective lenses being able to go beyond that, enabling someone to see a image who could not see it with eye glasses. >> researchers will present the display next month in canada. >> well, there is more still to come here tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 the most intense day of shelling in the middle east crisis. why hamas is saying no to a cease fire. >> a rescue tonight, what it took to retrieve a stuck hiker from a ravine. >> and the rim fire coming up on its >>> this battle the entity will not be safe as long

i think it is important to note that when we get this documentation and when we see that among bae systems -- among these systems, whether they are north or south, they can have jurisdiction of the cases, people can be charged to her in that hierarchy. you have got 24 facilities in which those murders took place, and it was in command. evidence can give states the ability to prosecute even before you have got an international court. and -- i years at the got one 50 years. my son made the mistake of flying through florida, and he was picked up by customs. he was tried by a jury in florida and sentenced to 97 years he is serving 97 for crimes he didn't commit in liberia. those kind of cases can be built, and the signal to focuses there is not going to be any place to go visit your children or family. you are going to face consequences. that is something we can build on already. seen that, we want to justice in syria in the future, hopefully with peace and certainly as part of peace, the idea that responsibility -- it is impossible to imagine a serious that would go forward with those that ha

bae, british firm, denied allegations of bribery. more from johannesburg. >> thabo meb ebbingy was president when the arms deal was seened. it was a $5 billion upgrade to south africa's hardware. it meant the country would have new frigates, helicopters and fighter jets. the deal and the people involved has been dogged by corruption allegations. two served prison terms for accepting bribes from international arms companies, including a former financial advisor to the current president. charms against zuma were dropped before he became president. it's been 15 years since the deal was done. lawyers representing opponents to it at the inquiry say sav caps deserve to know the truth. >> we are hoping people will be held accountable. the public - it's for the public to know what happened. so we can investigate these things, and make sure that people who were responsible for a wrongdoing during the arms deal itself, will be held to t account. south africans were told it would create tens of thousands. some shacks were destroyed here last we

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it's almost like a bae of honor in these nehborhoods >> we cut back because they told us too. >> this we pride ourselves on not wasting water. >> some have signs firmly planted in sea of brown explaining why their lawn might not look good. for those clearly wasting water there is now a set of fines and penalties in place. this homeowner received a letter informing him weekly water usage is more than twice the average of households in dublin, accounts that use more have been flagged we're seeing a lot of people taking steps to cut water use. it's a good thing. but we have a small set of the population that is still using too much water. >> theres a warning, then, a fine. then, $500 up to a thousand dollars. after that, they'll see excessive water supplies could be restricted or disconnected. here there is an option for those that want to giveawns and plants a fighting chance. there is a recycle water station residents can come get as much as they need, six days per week, for free. >> with this progam, i'm able to keep it alive. neighbors, don't get upset for thos with a green lawn, the

a pro-korean upn paper prisoner kenneth bae fieldeeels abandone the united states.serving a 15-year sentence for allegedly trying to bring down the government. >>> parts of ucla's campus knee-deep in water. this is the scene after nearly 20 millions of water gushed from a broken main wednesday. hundreds of vehicles damaged. some still stranded in flooded garages. the high water put six facilities out of passion. the famous basketball court possibly ruined for good. ucla says the city should help pay for the cleanup. the next hour of "newsroom" after the break. biotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. caman: thanks, captain obvious. wouldn't stay here tonight. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed. it's the trusted resource. and now, kbb.com has a whole new way to help you decide on your next new car by showing you what really matters. use 5-year cost to own to compar

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understand was not given to proselytizing that's what got the longest held north korea in trouble kenneth baeking as christian missionary when he was detained 20 months ago. last year he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. third american we don't have much about. don't have a photograph of him. matthew miller 24 years old. tourist and authorities charge him with shredding his tourist visa and demanding asylum there back in april. not much is known about him. one last thing to be said here, bill, as i said u.s. the don't have transcript i can relations with north korea. travel on the books for a long time. warning all americans not to go there for any purpose. the government of sweden acts as our so-called protecting power in the capital pyongyang and the state department tells us that the swedish diplomats in north korea have visited both fowle and miller three times last several weeks. no details provided as to how they are holding up. >> look, obviously they are going to grab an american for any reason they can using him as a bargaining chip. the only one they don't want is dennis rodm

of thinking at the postal service because he has the kinds of -- those kinds of responsibilities at bae. and there are other opportunities, i think steve has talked about it and vicky have talked about it as well. i think there are many opportunities there that need to be explored -- that are being explored, frankly, at the postal service but i think there are many opportunities as you have identified. >> thank you. mr. crawford? >> mr. chairman, i'm -- i enjoy reading the white papers at that the inspector general's office produces. some of them are simply stimulating. i'm not sure that they're politically or otherwise always going to survive and be implemented, but i would like to see the postal service have the flexibility to run pilots and experiments and tryout. let's take non-bank financial services. we see a lot of foreign postal services make some money on that. whether it makes sense for the u.s. postal service to get into that is a huge question. the issue though it seems to me is to have the opportunity to experiment, whether it's that, whether it's the implications for 3-d p

of thinking at the postal service because he has the kinds of -- those kinds of responsibilities at bae. and there are other opportunities, i think steve has talked about it and vicky have talked about it as well. i think there are many opportunities there that need to be explored -- that are being explored, frankly, at the postal service but i think there are many opportunities as you have identified. >> thank you. mr. crawford? >> mr. chairman, i'm -- i enjoy reading the white papers at that the inspector general's office produces. some of them are simply stimulating. i'm not sure that they're politically or otherwise always going to survive and be implemented, but i would like to see the postal service have the flexibility to run pilots and experiments and tryout. let's take non-bank financial services. we see a lot of foreign postal services make some money on that. whether it makes sense for the u.s. postal service to get into that is a huge question. the issue though it seems to me is to have the opportunity to experiment, whether it's that, whether it's the implications for 3-d p

david michael bennet, senior vice president of information management and chief information officer of bae systems, position he's held since 2010. previously practiced law in various positions with northrop grumman, u.s. department of commerce. 2012 he received minority business leader award from the washington business journal. great to see you, thanks for your willingness to be here today and assume this responsibility if confirmed. to introduce our fourth nominee, victoria reggie kennedy is my friend, my colleague, senator ed markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman very much and thank you for allowing me to introduce my great friend, the incredibly talented victoria reggie kennedy who has been nominated by president obama to serve on the board of governors of the united states postal service. vicki kennedy is a public service powerhouse for our country. a brilliant, gifted attorney, adviser and public servant. vicki will be an outstanding member of the postal service board of governors. she will bring intellectual rigor, innovative and strategic ideas, leadership, and her endless energy to t

actually the topic was started by conservative lawmakers including congressman stephen king and michelle bae bachma bachmann. they highlighted and leveraged this talk for personal gain? you bet. senate democrats are trying to box in republicans about a new gun control measure. it would expand restrictions on people who are convicted stalkers or have restraining orders against them. today a gun safety group funded by michael bloomberg is airing a dramatic ad in the home states of key senators whose position on the bill is uncertain. watch. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> it's my ex. he's trying to break in. >> do you have a restraining? >> yes. please my son is here. >> he just broke in the door. you need to come now. get away from him. stop it. get away. get out of here! >> i'm taking him. [ gunshot ] >> pretty tough stuff. the ad urges viewers about the content. kelly ayotte of new hampshire and dean heller of nevada and tell them to support the new legislation. the senators have not commented. >>> and the north carolina senate race, democratic incumbent kay haguen is trying to promote he

this is interesting because that is good news potentially for the likes of bae, rolls-royce, boeing.e very first budget of the new prime minister who has been in power now for two months, narrow and promoting -- narendra modi. looking for a little bit of simplification of tax rules. also looking for some easing of restrictions on investment and they got some of that just now. >> the priority has been about investment in infrastructure, including getting a more reliable energy supply. guest sees india on the cusp of a multiyear bull run. he's got some pretty strong views in terms of how you want to be positioned in some of those emerging markets. new engines for airbus a330 and new orders for its a320 neo. hans nichols is loud -- is back from lufthansa's training center. remind us who is placing these orders. the -- is in there go, this is indigo, the india airline. for 20.laced an order that is a valuation of $20 billion on the catalog price. no one actually pays the catalog price. we are talking about the a320 neos. this is a new engine underneath an old plane. it has been one of ai

. >> you keep us safe, and you keep the united states of america a shining bae con for the world. serve you as well as you served us. >> another big event is malia's birthday. his daughter turned 16 years old today on july 4th. there she is. it's only fitting that his daughter was born on independence day. there's no word yet on the party plans but i can bet that every year -- i mean fireworks on your birthday every year. how cool is that. still ahead. we're following the development of hurricane arthur. it's still creating problems for people along the atlantic coast. >> we're going to have the july forecast for you, we'll be right back. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's 4th of july sale, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . >>> as we start the 9:00 here on the morning news. the latest with arthur. it is weakening as it moves northeast along the atlantic. and bringing plenty of rain and wind. back here in th