here's looking at ya, berta. mrs. naugatuck, after you hang up and before you get fired, i'd like you to meet my mother. oh, excuse me, bert. i've got to meet mum's mum. how do you do? well, pleased to meet you. you are? and your daughter said you were hard to please. mother, i never said that. no, no, i'm sure you didn't, dear. well, i have to go in, and put on a new face. but mother, there's nothing wrong with your old one. maude! what did you think of my commercial? oh, honey, hon-- i'm so sorry. i missed it. oh, walter, when will it be on again? oh, in about three minutes, right after celebrity soccer. good, then we can all see it together. now, listen, darling, mother arrived. she'll be out in a minute. please, for god's sake, walter, be charming. well well well, don't tell me. this must be walter. ( affected charm ) and you're mother chadburn. mm-hmm, yes. charming, charming. uh, just call me "florence." "florence," what a charming, charming name. i can't get over it. you look more like maude's sister. mother al

berta corrales said the loss is painful, but "i know he will always be with us." although the former president has been widely vilified for d oppressing the cuban nation, many in havana admire him as a revolutionary who stood up to the united states. but in miami, the reaction has been decidedly different. castro's psi activism.the exile community here in little havana is calling on cuba to finally allow more freedom for its people, now that castro's shadow is gone. gone.it leaves a lot of hope and aspirationsor a free and prosperous cuba with hope for everyonecastro handed control to his brother raul ten years ago. the new presint has been negotiating diplomatic relations with the u-s. but president elect donald trump offer a better deal.for now, va of mourning. on wednesday a procession will carry castro's ashes to santiago. the funeral is planned for sunday - in the birthplace of the revolution. dc, cbs news, miami fidel castro's death raises erican-cuban relations. during his campaign, president-elect donald trump promised to roll back the "we will cancel obam

berta woman is recovering after brutally attacked and robbed not long after leaving the bar station. ahis happened at 159th avenue. 8:59 and only three miles from the bart station the suspect probably followed her for several blocks. they say that the man hit her in gs whead with a blunt object and grabbing her phone and running off. she suffered severe injuries to her face. >>> they raised the red flags ployethey announced that something was not right at wells ke vo=and got fired because of it. our unit is tracking wells fargo employees that fired retaliation complaints with the federal government. they run a whistleblower protection program and they will not disclose how many are tied to the fake account scandal and it's gotten dozen of complaints ssross the nation and then consumer financial fraud. our investigative unit spoke with an investigator and she says that a case briefly crossed rer desk. >> it sat in the back of my alleng cabinet and was transferred from me back to my supervisors. aks oming up tonight at 11:00 the former investigators felt that the reason the case sat fo

i'm also ceo and co-founder of the health care security start-up berta labs. as related to the recent attacks on dyne, i'll provide a perspective on the evolving cybersecurity risks framed in the broader societal context. in short, iot security remains woefully inadequate. none of these attacks are new. none of these attacks are fundamentally new, but the sophistication, the scale of disruption and the impact on infrastructure is unprecedented. let me make some observations. we are in the story of deteriorating state because there's almost no cost to manufacturer for deploying products with poor cybersecurity to consumers. as a consensus body or federal agency issued a meaningful iot security standard, not yet. is there a national testing lab to verify and assess the premarket security of iot devices? no. is there tangible cost to any company that puts an insecure iot device into the market? i don't think so. so i'd like to highlight eight observations about this iot in security. number one, security needs to be built in to iot devices, not bolted on. if cyber

i'm also ceo and co-founder of the health care security start-up berta labs. i'm testifying before you today on the insecurity of the internet of things as related to the recent attacks on dy ne. i'll provide a perspective on the evolving cybersecurity risks framed in the broader societal context. in short, iot security remains woefully inadequate. none of these attacks are new. none of these attacks are fundamentally new, but the sophistication, the scale of disruption, and the impact on infrastructure is unprecedented. let me make some observations. we are in the sorry and deteriorating state because there's almost no cost to a manufacturer for deploying products with poor cybersecurity to consumers. has a consensus body or federal agency issued a meaningful iot security standard? not yet. is there a national testing lab to verify and assess the premarket security of iot devices? no. is there tangible cost to any company that puts an insecure iot device into the market? i don't think so. so i'd like to highlight eight oks about this iot insecurity. number on