[applause] attorney general caldwell: thank you. thank you also for not coming out and saying that i really old. [laughter] instead of saying 10 years in 30 years, i was starting of thing oh my god, really good thank you so much for inviting me to speak it today. as all of you know, cybercrime and cyber security are very couple dated and challenging issues. -- complicated and challenging issues. they raised concerns that the five simple solutions and defy our traditional criminal investigative tools. there is no single technology or law or policy or practice that will magically guarantee the security of our data, the security of our information systems. the victories in this area of prosecuting cybercrime and investigating cybercrime and setting up cyber security are very hard-fought and not easily one. the same is true of our prosecutions of cybercrime. we have been in the business of fighting cybercrime for more than 20 years. the criminal division set up thinking -- the computer crimes and intellectual property section. the depar

deputy katrina caldwell on the job for just about year. that's it.ed to the highway where the chase was on broke out her stop sticks through them down just in time. the van was feet away. he hit the sticks. >> and you said -- >> i got him. i got him. i let this person know my radio i'm like i got him ya'll. i got him. >> the driver pulled over and got if into a gunfire with police. snipers shot him through the windshield of his van. regarding caldwell's dream she says the night before she dreamt about police actually people shooting at her and believes it was a premonition. >>> birthday celebration turns to tragedy in california. six people were killed in a balcony collapse in berkeley. three boys and three girls all irish students in the us on work visas. eight others were injured. authorities want to know what caused the balcony to break loose. they are checking other structures at that building. >>> tonight georgia parents fighting back after their kids were taken away from them. police say the five children between the ages of one and 14 weren't

. >> hundreds of thousands of haitians in the dominican republic are rounded up in so caldwell come centersnd deported. >> larry: yes sent back to haiti where six beautiful houses are waiting for your arrival. i love they call these makeshift internment camps "welcome centers." they're the opposite of welcome. it's like calling water boarding, giggle splashing. or calling spirit airlines, spirit air hraoepbz instead of break your spirit airlines which is what it is. okay, look why are we bringing it up? it's simple. haiti is our neighbor. less than a thousand miles from florida. i wish we could forget about florida the way we forget about haiti. florida, i'm kidding, but it's true. it's sad to me that the only person we can rely on ton forget is sean penn who built housing for 450 families in the same time it took the red cross to build six. that is sad. i will give sean penn his props. alright. so, thank you. [ applause ] >> larry: yes. agree. alright. now play the happy music. >> larry: we will be right back. [cheers and applause] this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully to work.

6:21 new dash cam video shows the young sheriff deputy stepping in to attack man deputy katrina caldwell on the job for just about a year, she raised to the highway where the chase was happening broke out her stop sticks and then through them down. and the van was just feet away and then this happened. >> got him. i got him. my radio was on it i got him you all i got him. >> the driver pulled over then got into a gun fight with police. snipers shot him through the windshield of his van. deputy caldwell claims she had a dream about people shooting at her the night before all of this happened and she believes it was a premonition. >> 6:21. >> swat team, a couple of men lured to park by facebook. >> yes, the swat team was looking for three men police say shot at two other men in a nearby park overnight. the two victims were waiting for women they say they met on facebook. but, instead three men showed up and started demanding cash. one neighbor says she watched as law enforcement officers made their grand entrance right through the streets. >> they say i know i seen an army tank. i said arm

tommy caldwell gained notoriety for scaling the don wall is one of the google climbers. >> the abilitye the energy we derive from not guilty positions like that is incredibly cool for me. >> this is a perspective only these top climbers are able to see, and to see what they see is just remarkable. >> you get a fuller picture than from video footage or even a still photo. you can see the texture of the rock, and the holds we're grabbing. >> reporter: he says technology is opening windows to places few might dare to go. >> my fear of heights would prevent me from doing this myself. >> reporter: now the spectacular and horrifying views can be seen. >> oh, that's high. >> reporter: without ever leaving the ground. >>> well, we had an interesting weather finish for the day, don't you agree? the beautiful sunset, the beautiful high clouds, but also appropriate for the weekend, look at the purple rainbow over the stadium in santa clara. that was on full view tonight. an indication of the moisture in the upper atmosphere. no rain here. looking toward sfo concord 64, livermore 65, and san franc

. >> sheriffs deputy katrina caldwell dream prem know mission the attack on dallas police. >> when iead and heard what was going on i took off turned around in saint augustine. gunned it down here and stopped right back over here. >> reporter: on the street just over a year, she stopped her squad car at the intersection of i20 westbound and 310. >> what were you thinking deputy? >> i didn't know if he was by himself. at one point they said there were four people. i didn't know if he had a group of people that was ready to shoot at the back. i just said i'm here. i better do something to stop this. i just got brave. >> reporter: it's one of those situations high risk situations. you've got an officer out there by themselves going to deploy the stop sticks. >> when i put the sticks i saw that wasn't the van they had described i run out and i try to hurry up and took them back and throw them back out. i see the vehicle approaching me very quickly. >> if she hadn't done that, that van would have continued on further. you don't know where at least you know it stopped in an area that it co

but wot of all, the girls were growing even faster especially my girlfriend dana caldwell. yo, girls. mainly you. um, hi? there's a party at the water tower. usually there's no freshman allowed. but for you, i'll make an exception. actually i'm not a freshmen. adam f. goldberg. pleasure. uh, what's this about a party? uh, i'll see you there dana. and, uh, don't bring your little brother. [ chuckles ] i'm actually four months and 16 days older than her and we're together. weird. anthony balsamo knows my name. and he's such a mensch to invite both of us.

. >> david caldwell's son robert was just 18 when he started, he'd asked his dad for a check to cover the initial training. >> that's been the hardest thing for me to bear, that, that i helped him along. maybe if i had guided him into something else, you know, i wouldn't be talking to you today, you know. >> the last time david saw his son was two nights before the fire. >> they were getting into the car, before he closed the door i waved to him and said robert don't be a hero. and he just smiled backed to me. that's the last thing i said to him. >> david turbyfill also lost his son travis. a metalworker, he's honoring the fallen firefighters in the best way he can. >> i did this design tuesday evening, after they perished. >> he says he could barely get through engraving travis' name. >> that's when it first hit me that they were gone because their names were down. there was no turning back. >> one letter at a time, he says, he came to terms with his loss. >> you can see a yellow flame as the letters are being cut. so, they died in fire and they are reborn in fire. >> david's hope is

adams and company face stiff competition from big time brokers like sotheby's and caldwell banker.ow does a local small business compete with the deep pockets of big wrandsbrands? for bill stelg and dawnette smith, the answer was to form a single four-person agency. did you feel you have to merge in order to keep with some of the other stuff happening in aspen aspen? >> yes. >> it was time. >> we needed to figure out ways we could operate with a critical scale that saved us money and by merging enabled us to do that. we get more bang for our buck in the promotion. >> they share office speeds and share leads on buyers and houses and say together they're each doing much better than they did alone. >> being big isn't better and the biggest problem in my opinion with all that is that the culture changes when you're big. >> b.j. has owned her company for almost 13 years. she says there's not much history how to stay ahead. she says flexibility to react to market change is one of the natural advantages that comes with being small. she says there is the knowledge that comes from being a l

tommy caldwell who gained notoriety this year for scaling el capitan's don wall is one of the googleity to share the energy that we as climbers derive from being in positions like that, that's just incredibly cool for me. it just transports you to that space. >> this is a perspective that, you know only these top climbers are able to see and to see what they see is just remarkable. >> it's just way more of an interactive experience. you get a fuller picture than you do from video footage or feign still photo. you get to see the text of the rock and the size of the holds we're grabbing. >> reporter: yick says technology is now opening windows to places few might dare to go, including her. >> my fear of heights would prevent me from ever doing this myself. >> reporter: now all those spectacular and horrifying views can be seen-- >> whoa! that's high. that's definitely high. >> reporter: ...without ever leaving the ground. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> dahler: that's the cbs evening news. i'm don dahler in new york. thanks for joining us. have a good night. >> announcer: the f

erik: that was my interview with assistant attorney general at the doj, leslie caldwell.: i'm sure she had some thoughts on feifa. erik: her office is involved. we talked about how long it will allegedbring these criminals to justice, and she said because the extradition rules are different in each country, it could take years. i also asked her if there would for example,der -- did any american company for the value of the merchandising bribe a foreign official? she did not go there, but said it is something they're looking at. .he has a lot on her plate she is an incredibly impressive woman. she came back -- she was the director of the enron task force , that she went into private practice, and now she is back at the criminal division. scarlet: she never worked on wall street? .rik: no going back to the 1980's, she was involved in the justice department. she says her three priorities are cybercrime -- we talked about white-collar crime, and also public corruption. she says there is a shocking amount of all three. all three are huge columns, bigger than she thought. scarl

james caldwell wrote there is not a legal requirement for his state to issue them. couples are tying the knot in montgomery but in some rural counties licenses have been halted for all couples, the only way around the supreme court's decree. voters across the country have repeatedly rejected same-sex marriage. but courts have ruled in the opposite direction and polls indicate that there has been a sea change in public opinion on the issue in recent years. >> right now more people are in support of same-sex marriage than the percentage of people who voted for reagan in 1984. >> reporter: professor powell has been studying trends for years, and he predicting push back will not last long. >> today people who in mississippi and louisiana, in the south where opposition is still the greatest their support for same-sex marriage is on par, where other states were just a few years ago. >> reporter: many holdout counties and clerks are putting religious liberty front and center. in texas, the attorney general has told officials they do not have to uphold the new supreme court

jeff caldwell writes in on twitter why would do the millions of conservative women keep getting ignoredes she, do you you sense the mood is finally changing out there? >> great question. i'm giving the speech because there is no denying that women's potential is not fully utilized in this country. the data is clear. frankly, i think it's time that we take this conversation back. that he we take the term feminist back. to me a feminist is a woman who chooses her own life that we take the conversation back. i'm tired of being told i'm waging a war on women because i don't believe in the litany of the left. >> thank you so much for coming and i'm sure we will see you on the trail. >> all right. >> stick around for kicker part. we have one final thing before we say goodbye to carlie. >>> finally tonight, good to reflect on things you are grateful for every now and then. one week night host made it a weekly tradition. is he is thankful for a lot of things including where pop culture and politics intersecond. >> thank you the final chips in the bag of doritos for remind me i'm not above drink

attorney general james caldwell said there is not a legal requirement for states to issue them. >> inre tying the knott in monday gopry, but in more rural counties licenses are held for all couples. voters have repeatedly rejected same-sex marriage when put to a vote but courts have ruled in the opposite direction, and is it polls indicate there's been a sea change in opinion. >> right now more people are in support of same-sex marriage than the people who roted for reagan in 1984. >> professor powell has been studying these trends and predicts that pushback will not last loaned. >> people in mississippi, in louisiana, in the south where opposition is the support is on par where other states were just a few years ago. >> many holdout counties and clerks are putting religious liberty front and northwestern. in texas t. the officials ver told he do not have to uphold the new ruling. quoting, the reach of the opinion stops at the door of the first amendment. in harris county texas, friday the clerk says he simply didn't have the correct application forms. >> if you look at the current fo

leslie caldwell: thank you director comey. today's takedown is really a prime example of 21st century, data driven policing. every day the criminal division grows more strategic in our approach to healthcare fraud, to prosecuting medicare fraud. we're analyzing billing data in real time, working with our colleagues at h.h.s., we're targeting hot spots around the country where the data shows that medicare fraud is pervasive, and we are focusing on the types of healthcare services where the data is showing there is a high potential for abuse. we're also using the data and other techniques we've learned over the years to speed up our investigations. and by doing this, we're increasingly able to stop these schemes at the developmental stage before they grow, before they spread, and before they move to other parts of the country. and we're focusing in particular on medical professionals specifically doctors. but also other medical professionals. and so far in today's takedown 19 doctors have been arrested and a total of 44 medical

later, captain michael caldwell reviewed jail surveillance footage and confirmed jules' account. >> and what you'll notice, this gentleman mr. jean baptiste is just coming into view, and it's an unprovoked attack on mr. jules. mr. jules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite some time, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that. like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between them but he blamed everything on inmate jules. apparently he's been waiting two years to g

i want to bring back two members of our msnbc news political team reporter leeann caldwell and editorng to be an important part of the discussion come 2016. and you do have a widespread of opinions on the republican side on immigration reform and a lot of them are people who have actually changed their mind on immigration reform. carrie? >> that's right, jose. you've got a very broad spectrum along the republican primary going from lindsey graham who was a member of that gang of eight bipartisan senate bill that passed then failed in the house. you've got people like jeb bush and marco rubio who's also a member of the gang of eight, who have mediated their position a little bit on immigration. then you've got people like scott walker and rick santorum who are even calling for reduction in legal immigration, that's a very very far left view on this but going into this gop primary, in places including south carolina where senator graham is from and particularly in iowa where there's an electorate with very very strong feelings on this issue, senator graham's decision is going to be call

so, to bill caldwell in topeka, kansas, a slightly belated happy birthday. >> caldwell turned 107 yearstime he was about 10 until about three years ago. he has two sons. they are 78 and 74. his advice for living a long life -- don't smoke, don't drink and get plenty of sleep. he clearly did not work the overnight shift. >> yeah absolutely. too late for that. by the way, the oldest person on earth was a woman in brooklyn. >> oh. >> 115 years young. >> wow. >> she turns 116 next month in july. >> i hope she gets a good birthday cake. >> i hope so. she's earned it. >>> coming up in "the mix," how to make a big mac even more fattening, if that's possible. it's not something you will find on the golden arches menu. >>> also ahead, it's driver versus driver in an ugly dispute over uber. the widespread protest and the american star caught in the middle. >>> and later, the cast of "magic mike xxl" and a surprising admission from channing tatum about stripping and dancing. >>> and remember, find our top stories and big discussions on facebook wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "wor

. >> tommy caldwell, gained note or or at this this year by dawning the one, one of the google climbersenergy that we as climbers derive from being in positions like that that's just incredibly cool for me. >> it just transports you to that space. >> this is a perspective that only these top climbers are able to see and to see what they see is just remarkable. >> just way more after inter-active experience. you get a more full picture than you do from video footage, even a still photo. >> get to see the texture of the rock, size of the hole we are holding. >> now opening windows to places few might dare to go. including her. >> my fear of heights would prevent me from ever doing this myself. >> now all of those spectacular and horrifying views can be seen. >> oh, that's hi, that's definitely high. >> without ever leaving the grounds. carter evans cbs news, los angeles. >> yep pretty incredible stuff. hey that same technology is actually being used right here in our area. coming up tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news", i'll go on google track and check out some of their high tech gadget

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. >> joining me now is political reporter leanne caldwell and shira center of the boston globe.morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> governor christie went all in on national security this morning. why does he think this is a good move for him? >> governor christie is one of several republican candidates who are trying to position themselves as a foil to u.s. senator rand paul who obviously struck the opposing tone on this entire issue. and you know that might actually work in new hampshire which has a strong libber tainian lean. there's going to be a large segment that's going to agree with rand paul. i don't know if they're going to show up and vote for him necessarily in the primary, but there is that segment of the republican party. governor christie along with jeb bush and scott walker and lindsey graham and other you would call more hawkish republicans are trying to take the other tack in an effort to gather votes. >> one thing that separates christie from a lot of the pack is when he talks about taxes and entitlement reform he gets deep into the policy. that does

. >> let me bring in leigh ann caldwell who is covering the issue of the latino vote., how are you? >> good morning, jose i'm great. >> how is the o'malley campaign going to go for the latino vote in contrast with what maybe hillary clinton is trying to do? >> martin o'malley says he's going to run on his record and he has a strong record on the issue of immigration he highlighted that yesterday when he spoke to the hispanic chamber of commerce and immigration advocates are well aware of that. they praise o'malley they say he's the one with the best record who has done the most action than any of the candidates so far and he's appealing to them but he's going to have huge competition against hillary clinton. yesterday he did say he vowed to act within 100 days. he said it's going to be difficult with a congress that might not be on the same page as him but that he won't give up. and advocates are really pleased with that. >> and if you do look at o'malley's record as governor for example, as you mentioned, he got driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants, he passed

this is kimber from caldwell ohio, on our republican line. caller: you might as well have -- this is like a one-party system. there are no democrats and republicans anymore. and i've been a republican for years. it might as well just be one party, but this t.p.a. is no different than the t.p.p., nafta, you name it right down the road, and this relinquishes power to obama. if they don't -- half these people that are voting on it, voting for it haven't even gone down and -- in the basement -- if it's in the basement and in secret then there's a problem with it. i think the american people deserve to, you know, deserve to know what is exactly in the bill before they vote on it. >> all right. let's hear from new york dennis is there on the others line. how do you say your town there, dennis? caller: aquabach. beautiful wine country. >> go ahead with your comment. caller: it's kind of listening to the callers ahead of me. overwhelmingly if you're rapp or a democrat, there is dissension there's skepticism. as voters as a whole, we don't trust our p