. >> reporter: johnny bobbitt jr.as a rags to riches and then back to rags story that's captured the nation. >> contributions now nearing $400,000. >> now the man claims the couple withheld much of that money and he says he's now back living on the street. >> reporter: it started last fall when the former marine was living on the streets near philadelphia and came to the rescue of the then 27-year-old kate mcclure, when her tank and wallet were both empty. >> driving down 95, and -- ran out of gas. so i pulled over on the side of the road. >> she needed the help, she took the help. i was glad to offer it, you know, help when somebody needed it. >> reporter: bobbitt gave her his last $20 for gas. moved by the homeless vet's generosity, mcclure and her boyfriend mark d'amico went back to visit bobbitt where he was living under a bridge. >> when you got someone that's coming back to help you, it makes you feel good, yeah. that someone's actually showing interest in you. >> reporter: mcclure told abc news she and her boyf

the couple let bobbitt live on their property.ure and mark d'amico did at various times give johnny some cash. >> certainly nowhere near the $403,000 that was raised for him. >> reporter: mcclure and d'amico's attorney argues they gave him closer to $200,000. the couple says they held on to the rest out of fear he would spend the money on drugs. in an interview with "the philadelphia inquirer," bobbitt did admit to struggling with drug addiction in the past. >>> if you're riding b.a.r.t. in the east bay today, you could be facing possible delays. track repair work continues. abc 7 news was at 19th street station in oakland where a long line of commuters waited for a bus bridge yesterday. track repairs are happening between that b.a.r.t. station and the west oakland station. riders say it's as busy as the last two weekend closures. >> there's a university of north carolina versus cal football game. so that's going to, wow, put -- and then the mets are in town. i don't know. i guess there's no good time to do it. >> b.a.r.t. has set

bobbitt would take the money and squander it on drugs is not fair. >> reporter: bobbitt's attorney blastinge over vacations and a new car which they say they bought with their own money. a judge now ruling in bobbitt's favor, demanding the couple turn over what's left of the $400,000. gofundme says this was a rare instance where the beneficiary wasn't getting the money directly. experts say, know who's collecting your cash before you donate. it seems fate brought these two together on the side of the road. now a lawsuit is destined to drive them apart. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> coming up, the family in crisis and the caring uber driver who went above and beyond and did something they never expected. >>> and the beloved piece of childhood lost and found 40 years later. there are only a few days left to take advantage of great deals like zero percent financing for sixty months on the built ford tough f-150. so hurry and save big on ford, america's best-selling brand. get zero percent financing for sixty months plus twenty-eight hundred bonus cash on a 2018 f-150 xlt equipped with 2.7 lit

all gone. >> reporter: bobbitt's attorney has criticized the couple for taking vacations.ey denied using any of the donations. so far no charges have been filed while go fund me says it's working with law enforcement to ensure bobbitt receives his money. money that thousands donated, touched by a sweet story that has become a bitter battle. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> we've got a question for you. how long is too long to wait before responding to a text message? well, according to a new paper from google, waiting more than 20 minutes to respond to a text message could be seen as rude. the researchers shadowed the texting habits of over 100 people from various countries and also conducted interviews with them. they found that to a sender a late response can feel like a snub while receivers of a text message typically feel pressured to respond immediately to avoid offending the sender. that is why you never turn on the reader updates. >> i don't get offended if i don't get an answer right away. >> you don't? >> because if it were urgent i would just call. >> on

bobbi bobbitt's attorney says that the couple's attorney said there is no money left. despite saying this last week. >> we have said they will have a forensic accountant. they have have said they'll open up the books. what more can they do? i would urge everybody to withhold judgment until that's been made public. >> reporter: in an exclusive broadcast interview with me, john bobbitt claimed the couple spent much of the money raised on gofundme on themselves. >> i have to ask them for everything. in the beginning, it was a joke, like they were my parents, but the joke stops being funny after a while. >> reporter: the couple says they didn't spend any of the money on themselves and didn't want to hand over the money to bobbitt because of his drug addiction. >> he is a self-described gambling addict. i think it's pretty hypocritical that i can't manage my money because i might spend it on drugs. >> reporter: after receiving a synonymous tip they were allegedly misspending the gofundme money. in a few months, mcclure posted pictures of a new year's eve bash in las vegas,

bobbitt's attorney says it will now be in a trust managed by a financial adviser. a sad twist to all this. people helping each other out, and it goes down a road like this. >> when you get that level of money involved, perhaps it becomes inevitable. >> yeah. >> yeah. well, no matter what side of the tracks you're on, no matter what your background is, that's a lot of money. >> a lot of money. >> no question about it. adrienne, thank you for that. >>> let's get a check of the forecast now. go back to sam champion in for rob, and severe weather for parts of the country. >> yeah. and another day of it for some folks. good sunday morning, everyone. on a long, holiday weekend. let's show you what you will deal with over the next 24 or 48 hours. basically the same pattern we have had for a couple of weeks now. because of the block in the middle of the country, these fronts keep coming down, and they are tappingntbiti, gulf moisture, lp to middlof c w.stdad seral days and some othe oiurweinisunov th sunday into monday time period. notice we have a lot of rain coming in so

bobbitt sued demanding orll the money and a judgring the couple turn it over but bobbitt's attorney sayings told there is nothing left. the attorney criticized the couple for taking vacations and buying this bmw, one of the items seized by authorities. that he denied using any of the donations. so far, that charges e have been filed whil go fund me says it's working with law enforcement to make sure bobbitt receives his money, money thousanddonated touched by a sweet story that's become a bitter battle. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> we'll take a short break and coming up, the urgent search for survivors after a massive earthquake. >>> and the controversy over a new oscar category and a surprise move by the academy. >>> there is a since day one. why would we leave now? because i'm retired now. so? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that, uh, tie. or the suit. or the shirt. voya. helping you to

the couple has denied the claims being made by bobbitt.are weary of giving him large sums of money, because think are afraid that he will buy drugs wit. in less than a two-week span he spent $25,000, and much of it on drugs. and before the judge ruled that they turn over this money, d'amico told the philadelphia enquirer that he would rather burn the money in front of bobbitt than give it to him, because giving an addict that money is like giving him a loaded gun. >> do we know how much money has been given to bobbitt? >> we don't. this is another part of the he sai said/she said portion of the argument. and the project go fund me takes out fees, and so you are left with $360,000, and bobbitt says that he has seen $75,000 of that pot, and the couple's attorney says that they have spent about $200,000 on him, and so this is where the forensic accountant is going to get into the financial records and dig through and try to make some sense of it. he has until september 10th to do it, but until the analysis is done, we are likely to have no mo

the amazing story of johnny bobbitt, who was a drug-addled ex-marine, a veteran, who's homeless, ande has no gas, and johnny takes his last $20, puts gas in her car. isn't that amazing? >> yes. >> so what kate and her boyfriend mark decide to do is go to go fund me, never dreaming that 14,000 people would jump into this, and they raised over $400,000 for johnny so he can get his trailer and go live on with his life. well, in fact, johnny even moved in with them. so at the end of the day, the question that the case presents is both civil and criminal. is there a civil responsibility for kate and mark in paying the rest of the balance? after all, they're not guardians. and criminal implications. whether or not they stole the money. and that's going to be the face-off this coming week. civil and criminal. >> right, so richard, their defense is, you know, we're the keepers of this money, because we don't think he's responsible enough. however, we've given him what we think, you know, he can handle right now. but then, you know, he, bobbitt, is able to challenge them on what they've done

where is the money for johnny bobbitt?", who would not talk to us, met johnny bobbitt last fall when her car ran out of gas on interstate 95 in philadelphia.bobbitt, who's a veteran, spent his last 20 dollars buying her gas.as a thank you, she started a now-closed gofundme campaign for bobbitt to help him get back on his feet.the story went viral and more 14 thousand people donated more than 400 thousand dollars.9 months later, bobbitt's become homeless again and is reportedly in drug rehab.he's suing the couple for the rest of his money so they will stop allegedly spending it on themselves.last thursday, their lawyer said there was about 150 thousand dollars of gofundme money left, which they put in their own accounts. judge paula dow ordered them to surrender the money, but they missed the deadline and relayed through their lawyer the money is all gone. wednesday she has ordered them to testify under oath soon and turn over their financial records immediately.but their attorney says they plan to badw just want to be clear

bobbitt had filed suit, claiming the couple spent more than half the money. last month on nbc, mark d'amico and kate mcclure denied it. >> have you spent $1 of that on yourselves? >> no. >> reporter: they said they spent some of the money on drugs and now they are getting death threats. >> i think we did the right thing. >> reporter: adrian gonzalez runs a website called go fraud me. everything from faking cancer to lying about funeral expenses. >> i don't believe this will happen again, but i believe it happens on a very small scale pretty regularly on the platform. >> reporter: gofundme tonight confirms that bobbitt will get the total $400,000. they say they will make up whatever he did not receive. jeff, new jersey prosecutors did confirm to me today a criminal investigation is underway, but no charges so we'll see what happens. >> lot of questions here. anna, thanks. >>> up next, russia and china try to roll out the military might. what do you mean it's not working out, craig? i just introduced you to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, rea

bobbitt is suing the couple. a judge ordered them to return the money.d his client has only received about $75,000, and that he was told there is nothing left. >> i'm not sure that i accept that it's all gone. >> the couple did not attend the hearing, but they say they have given bobbitt about $200,000. last week they told megyn kelly they only spent $500 of the money with bobbitt's consent at a casino. they claim they paid him back. >> but other than that $500, have you spent $1 of that $400,000 on your selves. >> no. >> nothing. >> no. >> you're representing that right here and right now. there's never going to be any proof that you did. >> no. >> the couple also admitting they feared giving bobbitt all the money they raised. >> we saw the pattern developing. >> that suggested what to you? >> that he was going to do something foolish and end up right back where he was. >> what specifically? >> the drug use. >> overnight gofundme telling "today" in a statement, johnny will be made whole and we're committing that he'll receive the balance of the unspent

bobbitt had filed suit, claiming the couple spent more than half the money. month on nbc, mark d'amico and kate mcclure denied it. >> have you spent $1 of that $400,000 on yourselves? >> no, no. te reporter: the couple said e bbitt spent some of the money on drugs and they're now getting death threats. still mcclure told viewers: >> and i still believe that we ndd a good thing and i would do it all over again. >> these campaigns are not regulated. >> reporter: adrienne gonzalez runs a website called gofraudme, calling attention to everything from people fa out funel expenses. >> i don't believe this will happen again, but i believe it happens on a very small scale pretty regularly on the platform. >> reporter: well gofundme tonight confirms that bobbitt will get the total $400,000. they say they will make up whatever he did not receive. deff, new jersey prosecutors did confirm to me today a criminal investigation is under way. but no charges, so we'll see what happens. >> glor: a lot of questions here. anna, thanks. up next, russia and china try to roll out t

bobbitt's attorney says it still hasn't been transferred though.attorney said they held on to half of the money on fear he would spend it on drugs. bobbitt admits he has struggled with addiction in the past and yesterday gofundme said it will guarantee the funds raised for him. >>> this morning filmmaker and actor tyler perry helping to solve two life happened years ago. he's offering a reward for two men who vanished after being apprehended by former deputy steve hawkins. one of the families of the missing men have filed a lawsuit against hawkins accusing him of murder. they disappeared under similar circumstances. neither man has been seen again. you can watch robin roberts' interview with tyler perry at 7:00 here on abc 7 news and "gma." >>> next at 6:30, a major toyota recall this morning. the problem that could cause your car to catch fire. >> tech leaders head to capitol hill. the tough questions they'll face minutes from now. >> instagram's plans to get your on-line shopping dollars. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mi

bobbitt's lawyer saying heaw a fraction of the cash.g melure may h squandered it on vacation and fancy car. >> what he weld l is to obtain the money raised for him. over 14,000 people gave money to johnny bobbitt to help him get off the streets. >> reporter: the couple deny those allegations telling megyn kelly they would control . >> you did not feel comfortable? >> we saw the pattern developing. >> reporter: bobbitt's attysney he notion he would squander is money ihenot fair. in statement, go fund me would say, organizers would never touch the money, but they were permitted to withdrawal the funds. the coany preventing this situation again. mccre telli megyn she has no regrets. >> we know we did a good thing. i still believe we did a goodg. th i would do it all over again. >> reporter: despite facing the bad side of doing good. that couple was due to pay back whatever money they had left o friday. yesterday by the close of business. the last i heard from bobbitt's lawyer, they have not gotten the money. if they don't pay by the end of

and now, bobbitt's attorney says in addition to the designer bag, they also bought nike sneakers, chanelt week as part of the criminal investigation, police executed a search warrant on the couple's home, towing away this bmw. but the couple claims they spent their own money and they've denied any mismanagement of the gofundme donations saying they gave bobbitt $200,000 and were managing the rest because of his struggles with drugs. so, there is a dispute over how much they gave him and how much is left. and the couple claims they have spent none of the funds. they have not been able to produce the leftover money, nor receipts to account for any of it being spent. their lawyer expects them to be indicted but the civil suit is on hold until the criminal suit plays out but the judge gave them plenty of time to put the they were not able to do it. >> it seems if you had it, you would do it. >> ding, ding, ding. >> where is your wand when we need it? >> they took my magic away. >> always magic. thank you, paula, very much. >>> now to that 17-year-old student pilot who pulled off, whoa, quite

johnny bobbitt said the money is gone.n the fund after he helped her when she was stranded on the highway. bobbitt is suing the couple, accusing them of mismanaging the donations. they deny the charges. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," j. crew ceo mark d'amica will join us in studio. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." and healthier tummies. means happier kids. digestive advantage kids. when i walked through a snowthat's when i knewtte, i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus intense craving relief. every great why, needs a great how. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a

john bobbitt used his last $20 to help a driver stranded without gas in philadelphia. in return, the driver and her boyfriend started a gofundme account that raised more than $400,000 in donations. now bobbitt says the couple has actually spent much of the money and he's back living on the street. after thinking it over, he decided to sue. >> i didn't want to be pressuring to get a lawyer or do anything because i didn't want to appear ungrateful. >> last week a judge sided with bobbitt and ordered all the money be returned. his attorney says it hasn't been transferred. the couple's attorney said they held on to half of the money on fear he would spend it on drugs. he struggled with addiction in the past. gofundme said it will guarantee the funds raised for him. >>> and new developments, silicon valley blood testing company tied to fraud scandal is shutting down. >> it will formally dissolve and pay unsecured creditors. shareholders received a notice about the closure. it promised to make blood tests easier and cheaper. investors poured millions into the company. ceo el

the couple said they held off giving bobbitt most of the money because he had a drug problem but nowing them and they have yet to account for the missing money. >> i have to ask them for everything. it was kind of -- in the beginning it was a joke like they were like my parents. but the joke stops being funny after a while. i was under the impression that money remaining was tied up. >> well, the couple insists they did not spend any of the money on themselves, but their social media accounts show trips to las vegas and new york, helicopter rides, shopping sprees over the last few months. it's unclear how they paid for all of that. >>> a major change is coming to thousands of fraternity houses across the country. they'll no longer be allowed to serve hard alcohol. a group representing u.s. and canadian fraternities approved the new restrictions after a string of alcohol-related hazing deaths. the fraternities affected have until next september to comply. >>> the cdc says another 30 people have gotten sick from eating kellogg's honey smacks cereal. the salmonella outbreak traced to th

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bobbitt says he's only received $75,000. >> here we go. >> no!ard and regular mustard on there. >> yes! >> reviews? what say you, sir? >> it's okay. >> that face. >> you know what? it wasn't -- i think the honey mustard actually made it a little better. not bad. >> get ready, chicago, this one's coming back, chicago deep dish with honey mustard. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm terrell brown in for th . top stories we're following on "world news now" "it wasn't me", that's the refrain from president trump's top officials denying they were behind that op-ed in the "new york times." the president called on the paper to name the mystery writer. >>> the trump administration wants a major change on immigration. the white house is looking to remove limits on how long migrant children can be held while they wait for a hearing. >>> ford is recalling nearly 2 million f-150 pickups over a seat belt fire risk. most of the trucks impacted are in the u.s. ford says it knows of

gofundme says john bobbitt will get all of the money raised.ilgrim is here with more. >> reporter: good morning, george. gofundme says they will make sure johnny bobbitt gets every penny. but the big question remains this morning. what happened to that money and where did it go? authorities searching the home and towing away a bmw that belongs to kate mcclure and her boyfriend, mark d'amico, the couple who raised $400,000 for a homeless man turned good samaritan. what happened to the money is in question because johnny bobbitt, the homeless vet who gave kate his last $20 to help her with gas when she was stranded on the highway has accused the couple of spending the money raised for him on themselves. >> we're here today asking the defendants where the money went. >> reporter: a judge now ordering the pair to court to answer questions about what happened to that money. court documents showing a text message d' amico allegedly sent bobbitt last week, saying i get rid of my team of lawyers. you get rid of yours. and kate and i will write you a ch

according to their lawyer, they gave bobbitt $200,000 and were managing the rest because bobbitt strugglesug use. he says he's only received $75,000. >> i had to ask them for everything. it was kind of -- in the beginning, it was a joke. like, they were like my parents. but the joke stops being funny after awhile. >> reporter: a judge asking for the remaining funds to be put in escrow. that never happened. >> kate, where did the money go? >> reporter: kate avoiding reporters' questions. on wednesday, lawyers for the couple, who did not appear in court, trying to plead the fifth on their behalf. the judge was having none of that. she's now ordering them to appear before her to defend themselves. >> i am not allowing you to be their voice anymore. >> reporter: this morning, from many of the more than 14,000 people who donated to help the homeless veteran, outrage. >> i think it's disgraceful. overall, it was $400,000 that these people might have very well stolen from lots and lots of people. >> reporter: as for the couple, the judge is moving ahead. she's ordered them to give statements to t

here in moscow marks that he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with sputnik international and we have glenn these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let's talk about the state of journalism and let's talk about the state of the new york times in our in their recent article. by now we're going to select this night now the plot to subvert an election unraveling the story the russia story so far now just a title it assumes that there was a plot ok ok it's about a ten thousand word article there's one hundred ninety nine paragraphs and paragraphs five we have a president trying to twitter outbursts that this is all a hoax and a witch hunt in the face of a mountain of evidence to the contrary have taken a toll on public comprehension and then we go down to after the reader is tortured for many many paragraphs we go to paragraph one seventy eight mr trump's frustrations with the russian investigation i

bobbitt's attorney said it hasn't been transferred.he couple's attorney said they held on to half of the money out of fear he'd spend it on drugs. he admits he has struggled with addiction in the past. yesterday, gofund me said it will guarantee the funds raiseded for him. >>> any working moms or dads out there who could use a free island vacation? after the break, the way united could make your dreams >>> this may be a rhetorical question. could you use a break, maybe time off of work to recharge? united airlines is offering to give you a free trip to tahiti if you prove you're a terrible workaholic. you can also nominate somebody. all you have to do is explain in 300 words or less why you or a friend should win. starting october 30th, united will off new nonstop service between san francisco and tahiti to celebrate. the airline wants to send american's hardest working person and one guest on vacation to tahiti. you will find a link to the united contest on our webatme bi really think he should be nominated along with you. our directo

bobbitt spent $25,000 in less than two weeks on drugs in addition to ping overdue legal bills and sendingoney to his family. >>> a judge denied bond for a woman charged in a violent case of roa rage in d.c. yesterday lawyers argued tha she suffers from mental health issues and had an episode when she wasaught on video smashing a greyhnd bus window on friday. the judge ordered her to remain in jail.ls later, we ao saw in the videoff her drive o after the bus driver jumped on her car to try and stop her. >> she was not able to use her b proper judgmenause she idn't have medicine in her system. mental health disorder. general jeannette ex. >> that's a family member coming her defense. she's due back in court later this month. >>> the new fire chief in fairfax county is committed to ending sexual harassment and bullying within d hn't. hief john butler was sworn in yesterday. he takes over this department dealing with the aftermath of a woman's suicide. the firefighter took her own life in 2016 after anonymous posts made sexually expcit comments about her on a website. the department b hasn hi

here in moscow mark slobodan he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and we have done these and he's a visiting scholar at the higher school of economics are german cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it we're going to fund the syrians they simply have no guts no desire for forty continued war so they're really irritated by this continuing uncertainty about ok ok that's ok that's exactly what we want to get you're absolutely right but they're not so exhausted that they're not going to and they are doing it as we speak right now yeah liberating the city what we've actually seen so far is just the claiming of the low hanging fruit the real wars are yet to come and they could potentially be much much more significant i where the regards to the strategy that the u.s. is deploying in syria i think the moon of alabama blog we put it we were just looking at it eloquently here it is here you are on this literally on this thing it's here u.s. militar

national affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke to international and we have done these and he is a visiting scholar at the higher school of economics are generally cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated we're going to develop this entire program to what's going on in syria primarily donald trump's one eighty a few months ago he mentioned publicly getting out of syria now it looks like the president has changed his mind or is had his mind changed mark yeah i think i'll go with the last stuff to what we've seen this week with the release of the book by bob woodward with the release of this. miss editorial in the new york times the op ed in the new york times i'm sorry with this deep state or in the administration outing himself i'm sorry not deep state or he pulls it out of state or if you refer to the term steady state ok studies that are. you know saying that he swipes documents off of trump's desk to prevent him from signing them and that there is a ball of officials partic

here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with sputnik international and we have these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate glenn let me go to you first here this is the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the great recession and what's really interesting about the last ten years that if you were wealthy in the one percent you could say recession what recession you have a greater concentration of banks greater concentration of media and you have tens of millions of people across the western world that that is the defining moment in their life it will probably be for the rest of their lives but if it depends on what side of the divide you want because you know these elites were just too big to jail. well that's correct and they're only become much bigger since then. and they're also much more exposed. to. volatility in the markets so i think. this crisis is far from over and i think the next crisis

here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with sputnik international and we have these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate glenn let me go to you first here this is the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the great recession and what's really interesting about the last ten years that if you were wealthy in the one percent you could say recession what recession you have a greater concentration of banks greater concentration of media and you have tens of millions of people across the western world that is the defining moment in their life it will probably be for the rest of their lives if it depends on what side of the divide you want because you know these elites were just too big to jail. well that's correct and they're only become much bigger since then. and they're also much more exposed. to. volatility in the markets so i think. this crisis is far from over and i think the next crisis comes al

the website gofundme is guaranteeing the money for johnny bobbitt.emember he first made news headlines when he gave his last $20 to help a woman who had ran out of gas on the highway. she and her boyfriend then set up a fund-raising account but he claims that they spent the money on trips and shopping sprees. on thursday, authorities raided the couple's home, they seized the bmw and they want to know where that money went. >>> new york city no longer has the highest concentration of uber wealthy people in the world. it lost out to hong con which now has the highest population of people worth at least $30 million. new york is runner-up followed by tokyo, los angeles and paris which beat london this year. >>> so, look, before you pick up that hair dryer, you may want to hear what researchers in california have found out. they say that -- >> do i, though? >> wait till you hear. they say routine exposure to white noise like the noise you hear from a hair dryer could be aging your brain. they say that over time that noise could reduce your brain's ability

guest here in moscow mark he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in cyprus we cross to alex christopher he is the director. writer for the duran dot com are a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate alex let me go to you first then in cyprus interesting trend going on we have european leaders speaking out about a future without the united states in terms of security arrangements specifically nato and with the impending sanctions visa vi the iran situation some europeans were thinking out of the box for a janes for example we have president mccrone of france talking about aggressive isolationism what's your take go ahead. no chance that they'll be able to do anything without the united states i think it's all talk by opinion i think that you're up to. two owned by the united states and to me this is just this is all about trump you know these these leaders. these guys these neo liberals what's been left of the obama crew so to speak

bobbitt's attorney says the veteran has only been given about 75- thousand dollars.ve him more than 200-thousand. they claim they don't want to give him more until he has a job and is drug-free. the couple has been ordered to appear at a deposition next week to answer questions about the money... the story began when the homeless man gave mcclure his last 20 dollars to get gas when she was stranded... pam and ken? <"these were not just attacks against computers. these were attacks against freedom of speech." >(pam) the f-b-i has identified the hack on sony and a-m-c on behalf of the north korean government. the reason that governemnt wanted these companies attacked. the justice department filed charges against a north korean hacker .... working for the north korean governemt. the d-o-j says, north korean computer programmer park jin hyok... is responsible for hacking a-m-c and sony pictures entertainment in 2014, along with other crimes. the criminal complaint was unsealed thursday ... the u-s attorney said, sony pictures was targeted because it was producing a ficti

the trio met last year after bobbitt spent his last $20 to fill mcclure's tank.hey were taking away the couple's didn'tny of the gofundme money for. the story has taken such a sad turn. >> the different between the uplifting feeling you had at the beginning and where we are now is quite bad. >> wish we stayed up here. >>> britain's guardian says a british astrophysicist passed over for a nobel prize won a $3 million award for her article half a century ago. her male supervisor shared the nobel in 1974 for that discovery. a leading panel of scientists rewarded jocelyn bell bernell, the break through prize in fundamental fizz sicks. she says she'll donate the money for student who is underrepresented in physics. >> very good for her. she's there with the queen. >>> "the wall street journal" says generation z is coming to your office, get ready to adapt. 17 million born in 1997 and later are starting to enter the workforce. they're in demand as businesses face a worker shortage. companies are easing hiring requirements and holding raffles at campus recruiting events

bobbitt is now suing the couple for allegedly stealing money from that account.says one or both of them will likely be indicted. last week authorities towed away a bmw from the couple's home after the raid. that's just one of those really disturbing -- >> it's gone from nice to low down. it's very disappointing. >> and it feels like it's going to go lower. >>> the rising popularity of electric scooters is meeting more trips to the e.r. doctors say how they're putting themselves at risk for serious injuries. >>> subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast or wherever you like to download your podcasts. here's your top stories happening in your world in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning". amily? only eggland's best. with more farm-fresh taste, more vitamins, and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. s before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? (vo) cascade platinum does the work for you. prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. (mom) wow! that's cle

kate mcclure and her boyfriend marc d'amico raised more than 400-thousand for johnny bobbitt...r gas after she ran out. but as we told you but as we ran out. but as we told you earlier this week... that money is gone.week... that money is gone. now a judge is demanding answers on how it was spent.( darya ) yesterday... police executed a search warrant on mcclure's home bobbitt's attorney says the veteran has only been given about 75-thousand dollars. but an attorney for the couple says they gave him more than 200-thousand.( will ) they claim they don't want to give him more until he has a job and is drug- free. the couple has been ordered to appear at a deposition next week to answer questions about the money. ( will ) coming up next... a man steals an s-u-v and then crashes it right into an east bay building. ( lydia ) urban shield kicks off today. the world's largest militarized swat training and weapons expo. i'm live with the details. ( will )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning kron four morning news... morning news... lets start the half hour with a check the ha

bobbitt got some of the money n bu he's back on the streets. the couple repeatedly denied th misusing any o money. they say he spent $25,000 in le than two weeks ondrugs, in addition to paying overdue legal bills and sending money to his family. fairfax county's new fire chief is committed to ending sexual harassment and bullying within his department. chief butler was sworn in yesterday. he takes over as that department is still dealing with the firefighter who committed suicide. there was comments about her on a there was a culture of sexual harassment and bullying. the new chief says has a no nonsense approach to this issue. >> there is a culture we're not going to tolerate bullying or cyber bullying. we're not going to tolerate it. >> chiefmo butle recentlier sfd as the howard county chief. he hired one of the -- ran one of the most diverse training programs. a tradition he hopes to continue in fairfax county >>> it's5:50. first day of school back for so many of us yesterday. including me. those are my kids. i can't believe my own eyes. loo

ask john wayne bobbitt. you can. it speaks to not only the violence, the misogyny, but also just the rage that seems to flow through every member of this administration. >> meanwhile, former campaign manager paul manafort has been a major target of the mueller investigation. though manafort was in charge of trump's campaign during the pivotal months spanning the end of the republican primary season through the republican national convention, the president has attempted to diminish that role. let's watch this. >> i think the whole manafort trial is very sad. when you look at what's going on there. i think it's a very sad day for our country. he worked for me for a very short period of time. but you know what? he happens to be a very good person. and i think it's very sad what they've done to paul manafort. thank you very much. >> before joining the trump campaign manafort had had extensive political and financial ties to russia of course. we know that. he also attended that trump tower meeting with the russian lawyer

go fund me says they will make sure bobbitt receives the money. of burt reynolds. >> you have a great profile. >> i do special from the side. >> at least we finally agree on something. >> yeah. we both like half my face. >> reynolds' breakouts role was in 1972 deliverance. and he received an oscar nomination for his role in boogie nights. he was here with "fox & friends" sharing with fans what he wanted to take away from his book. >> i hope they know i worked hard and i wanted very much to do good work and i hope they get to know me a little bit better. >> his former love, sally fields says in a statement, quote: my years with burt never leave my mind. he will be in my history and my heart for as long as i live. rest, buddy. reynolds' boogie night mark wahlburg rest in piec peace and legend and friend. he glide a hospital cardiac arrest. he was 82 years old. brian: games do count he was a football player in high school and went over to college and blew his knee out. he said if it wasn't for sports, his whole life would have went in the different d