senator cardin: thank you. education is my number one priority, very related to my number two prop -- priority jobs. i agree with you. jobs give people dignity income, a reason to do better. but you have to have a job in order to do that. also when they're working, there are less likely to get into trouble. for our young people, you have jobs, particularly in the summertime. it may not pay a lot, but it gives them the training they need. it is what we need to do. so jobs, jobs, jobs, you are correct. we have a lot of programs and we will try to focus those programs on communities such as baltimore. we have stones aimed at economic tools for businesses to locate and high unemployment areas such as this community. we have tax credits under the new markets being used widely in baltimore to create job opportunities. we need a transportation bill. a lot of construction jobs. good jobs. let's get those jobs moving and hire people in the areas with the highest level of unemployment. i already mentioned earlier on the

and by the way, savannah, the cardinals beat the twins this afternoon 3-2. back to you. >> kevin tibbles at the ballpark tonight. thank you. >>> coming up next tonight, a new twist in the case of the armed intruder who made it deep inside the white house. >>> tonight the feds have officially banned trans fats, ordering food companies to phase them out over the next three years. it's a move we first told you was coming last night. the government says it will prevent thousands of fatal heart attacks every year. >>> the man who pleaded guilty to jumping the white house fence and getting deep inside the building was sentenced today to 17 months in prison. but with time served omar gonzalez could be released in december. gonzalez had a folding knife on him in september when he ran into the white house and was finally tackled in the east room. >>> and we want to show you an amazing moment on the mound in seattle. this is 56-year-old tom willis. he was born without arms. and he threw out the first pitch at yesterday's mariners-giants game. it was perfect. right dow

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whose general manager, jeff lunow, used to work for the cardinals.y accessing closely guarded player and scouting information. >> i really don't recall another situation where an allegation of proprietary information being accessed or stolen. >> reporter: both the cardinals and the astros say they are cooperating with the investigation and will not comment further. but one visitor from houston today was skeptical. >> that explains why houston has lost to the cardinals in the past. >> reporter: the big money world of sports has seen everything from cork bats to steroids. even deflategate in pro football. now the much sought after winning edge might even include cyber spying. >> corporate espionage is at an all-time high, and data is incredibly powerful. it's easy to get, it's hard to keep safe, and we're going to seep seeing this. >> reporter: the cardinals one of the most successful and beloved teams in baseball today tried to focus on the field. >> right now we just go about our business and realize it's something that's being dealt with. >> reporte

cardinals 8, cubs 1. more after this. >> kenny: cardinals over the cubs here in st.ouis by the score of 8-1. on tuesday 2015 fifa women's world cup semifinals begin and team usa takes on germany with a trip to the finals on the line. only on your local fox station and streaming live on fox sports go. coming up next except on the west coast it is your late local news. for harold reynolds tom verducci, ken rosenthal and our entire crew, kenny albert saying good night from st. louis. cardinals over the cubs for the second straight night, 8-1 the final. you are watching fox. the exclusive home of the 2015 major league baseball all-star game and world series. we are! fox sports! if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settl

cardinal once again embarked on a takeover streak. bought cordis for nearly $2 billion. it will boost with a portfolio the cardiovascular and endovascular products while expanding the international presence. while the deal is expected to knock off as much as 15 cents from the 2016 earnings, by 2017 they expect it to boost earnings per share by more than 20%. managers anticipating at least $1 million of operational synergies by 2018 meaning last friday we learned that cardinal is snapping up the harbor drug group for 1.115 billion in cash. this is a privately held pharmaceutical distribution company that will expand cardinal's reach when it comes to generic drills and over-the-counter products. the harbor drug group deal that will boost cardinal's earnings be 15 cents, more than 20 cents in 2017. expected by the end of 2018. card 23458 has established itself as a serious consolidator in the drug distribution and medical supply space. these two deals should help the company grow for years to come. if the company makes these small, but v

cardinal rodriguez, we thank you for your time. cardinal rodriguez: thank you. all the best for you. jonathan: best of luck to you as well. still ahead at 2:00 -- 4:00 there is more reason to watch your language. the higher fine that they will be facing. kimberly: the mic is always on. news that could leave a bad taste in mouth of crab lovers and why yo announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". "7 on your side." jonathan: we continue to watch storms that could make for a messy commute. kimberly: steve rudin has what to expect. steve: thunderstorms popping to the west. look at the doppler radar. algany washington county. a little bit of the action now. we are going to watch the thunderstorms. the big story is temperatures. 95 degrees. 77 degrees right now. the temperatures are over 100 in manassas and d.c. and fredericksburg. lexington park maryland. tomorrow is cooler. temperatures in the middle 80's. the next seven days and the heat and the humidity they return. i'll have that coming up. jonathan: there are big problems this afternoon in fairfax county. s

jeff lunow ran the cardinals farm system.l is filled with these bright, young minds who are changing the paradigm for how baseball teams are built and how talent is evaluated. luhnow was very successful with the cardinals. when he left some cardinal employees felt he might have taken proprietary information with him to houston where he became the general manager. luhnow's contention is he took only what was in his head. apparently his passwords when he set up his system in houston, the passwords are very close to the ones he used in st. louis and at least somebody in the cardinals analytic department was able to figure that out and hack into it. now the question is is it just a couple of low level guys in their analytic department which would be bad enough but does it extend beyond that to higher up and if it does it's a real black eye for the cardinals. we don't know the answer to that yet. >> of course last night for the first time in 40 years, the warriors victory, the nba championship, the matchup of curry versus lebron.

he worked for the cardinals before he worked for the cardinals before taking this job. >> what promptedfl, because they're not normally looking into what the cardinals are doing on their computer. >> what happened is some of this data was published by deadspin last year so that is what got the fbi's attention. the astros reported it to the fbi and the fbi's been at it and has figured out that what appears to have happened is someone at the cardinals simply tried some of the passwords that jeff lou now used when he worked over there at the cardinals organization. >> interesting. i guess we'll find out more about is this. evan perez, thank you so much. >>> our politics lead the donald's announcement. he answered the big question. he is running, but now he's getting this question -- >> but mr. trump, you're not a nice person. how can you get people to vote for you? >> his answer when we come back. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about lev

if we put aside the legalities of corporate espionage, if the cardinals hack the st. louis team, how big a deal is it? >> we are not at the point where we know who did what whether it was a rogue employee or someone acting on orders from above. i was told it was narrowed to four or five people, that they vetted. and expect it to come to an end soon. if it's approach to be true if it looks terrible. considering the history of the astro's front office that they came from the cardinals, there's an intertwine. in fact, if it happened the way it's been described. jeff loono went from working in the front office went to the astros and the way these card unless employees got into the astro system was because he didn't change the passwords used in the days working for the cardinals. >> that is widely praised to ignore a changing of password. it's quite an oversight. it's not clear if it was password, or another top astros employee came over with jeff, or mike another. so many interchange >>> not only was na not too bright. the reason it was discovered, is the information cont

he was with the cardinals in an attempted vengeance?ew bend to make sense of this. andrew, what do you make of this story? >> yeah there does seem to be spite involved as well. if it is true this is cyber hacking. listen. we know, i know from my experience as a football executive, how competitive these teams are. they want the special sauce. they want the ingleed cents that make them successful. we have been in the age for probably past 15 years of information, analytics, used to be something in money ball. now it's way past that. and these teams try to get access to every kind of information about players, what they took on a third pitch and the fourth time up. those kind of things and it just seems this guy who was with the cardinals wept away and, again, whether it's spite or whether they think he has this secret sauce they want to get into this alleged hacking puts it at a whole other level than we're used to in sports. >> so are there any indications of how high up this hack might have gone who might have known about it and how wou

louis cardinals. the question is whether the cardinals hacked the computers of the houston astros to steal closely guarded information about players. dean reynolds now with a story of run bits and errors. >> number 70! >> reporter: baseball has a long and glorious history of bending or breaking its own rules, from the steroids that polluted home run records, to the sign swiping that may have stolen a pennant. >> the giants won the pennant! the giants won the pen nantd! >> reporter: to get a competitive edge, bats have been illegally corked to jack their range while pitch verse used spit and other stuff to improve their odds. >> they're throwing him out of the game. >> reporter: let'ser munson is a sports journalist and lawyer. >> in baseball we recognize stealing as part of the game. we steal second base. we steal third base. best of all, we steal home. >> reporter: but now baseball larceny may have gone digital. the houston astros reported a breech of their computer network last year, and f.b.i. is n

louis cardinals. the hacking of houston astros would be the first known case of cooperate spying in professional sports. >> it they have reportedly uncovered evidence that the employees of st. louis cardinals hacked into the database of the houston astros, giving access to closely guarded team secrets. what they got is unclear. corporate espionage is nothing new, but it would be the first known attack against a rival team. the st. louis cardinals are at the top of their game. they have the best record in baseball and were crowned world champions in 2011 winning their 11th title second only to the new york yankees. so why spy on the astros? according to "the new york times," bad blood over this man jeff luno. >> we're going to pursue it and try to find out who did it and prosecute. >> once the general manager of the cardinals he switched teams in 2011 and joined the astros. >> we're going to shake things up. >> drawn to the game by the money ball phenomenon luhnow is credited with helping to build the

louis cardinals could be in some hot water.investigating to see whether the cardinals hacked into the houston astros' database. we'll give you the details when "newsroom" continues. my constipation and belly pain feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo: linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include, gas, stomach-area pain and

louis cardinals.e's been charged in this case we don't know what's going to happen there is a lot we don't know. >> you say in your piece, perhaps this could be an act of revenge, that the astros general manager took his money ball like tactics to the astros tell me more about this theory? >> apparently he had a difficult relationship with some members of the front office. he went to the astros he built a similar system for them. a similar computer system like the cardinals did, so there's some thought among investigators for the fbi that the folks on the cardinals were upset, he had copied them and taken this stuff, what happened was, he had access to his password and the passwords of others that had followed him to houston on their databases, they went in found those passwords, went to the astros network and used the astros network to get in and access this information. >> final question as i was reading through all of this, we talk about hacking. hacking is a story globally i talk about hacking her

current astros general manager used to work for the cardinal.or using what some call extreme moneyball to evaluate players. major league baseball, the astros and cardinals all say they are fully cooperating with the fbi investigation. and i have to tell you, the astros used physicianists and people who used to work for nasa to come up with all of these complex al go rhythms to evaluate players and if the cardinals went into the system and hacked the system and steal this information it could be huge. it depends on whether it was one rogue employee for the cardinals or a widespread attack on the astros system. i can't even tell you how big this is going to be if the fbi finds it was a coordinated effort. >> that is a big story. i know you will keep following it for us. thanks, andy. >>> stunning new details in the new york prison break. new accusations against the worker arrested in the case as the search for two killers grows cold. next. >>> new questions this mor about the woman arrested for helping two dangerous killers break out of prison. he

louis cardinals. the fbi is investigating the st.ub for hacking into a computer network longing to the houston astros. the "new york times" michael schmidt broke the story and he joins us. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> okay. this story is fascinating. tell me what's going on. >> basically the cardinals got into the heart of the houston astro's information about their front office o. all the goodies, all the good stuff about their best players. what they thought about their players. special statistics, injury reports. all the good stuff. >> all right. why? is there a moive behind this? >> well, there could have been an aspect of revenge. the general manager of the astros had been at the cardinals. he had rubbed some guys the wrong way. some guys that the cardinals thought he had taken some stuff with him that he shouldn't have. he had created a computer program similar to the one that they had. so there were some mode investigating factors that certainly could have set this off. >> are these teams two teams big rivals i

louis cardinals, with us now, bob costas.inals are the gold standard for organization. pujols won the world series next year. one pitcher hurt after another. did the organization keep replenishing itself. there is really not a close second. >> there is a feel good vibe around the cardinals and it's a -- >> that's what makes it shocking. >> that's what makes it so shocking, isn't it? >> yeah, especially if as michael schmitt laid it out and has it perfectly he's the guy that broke the story, after all if it goes higher up the pyramid, it's going to be a big, big deal. >> how likely is that? john lacked the general manager and bill dewitt the primary own rer ethical people. do they look -- are they ruthless competitors in a certain sense? everyone in sports has to be. but are they unethical? i haven't found them be. >> what is the difference between this and stealing signs? >> stealing signs is not only low tech but it's gamesmanship. if you steal signs with binoculars or videotape that, is beyond the pale. >> so let me just sa

cardinals have the best record -- neil: cardinals playing right now. >> they have the best record inding national league western division. >> dagen doing baseball scores. >> this makes me like baseball. i hate baseball. this is the worst time. year. neil: this is isolated thing. this is same sport with steroid issues, performance-enhancing drugs. now hacking. >> terribly boring sport. makes it exciting. espionage in nascar. >> no hacking in nascar. >> who would have thunk it. neil: why can't they make the game that long? >> they shorten the game. neil: they have really? >> don't allow playing with batting gloves, adjusting themselves. they don't allow that. >> the game is only eight hours. you have eight hours to spare, don't you? >> this is a good story. >> this is great story. >> you guys are great. baseball nine innings? thank you both very much. thank god this was here. i had no idea. connell! we'll have more after this. yoyour friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 1

loon know, appierce he worked for cardinal. create ad database successful for the cardinals.astros in 2011 as general manager. that seems when the problems occurred. might have been some sort of vendetta against him. nobody is saying who might be involved from the cardinals but the fbi is investigating. maria. maria: thanks very much. adam shapiro. for more on baseball's shocking new scandal i want to bring in former nfl commissioner faye vincent on the fox business wire. thank you so much for calling in. >> thank you for having me. good morning, maria. maria: give me your observation here. >> i think these are allegations are serious. you and i have been around long enough to know we ought to wait and see exactly what the facts are. i have great respect for the cardinals. bill dewitt, who is the principal owner, is a man with long baseball history. my guess is that he had no part of it. think what we've got probably some younger people with bad judgment who think that all is fair in love and war when you and i know some things are illegal. maria: i mean the st. louis cardina

louis cardinals.into whether the cards hacked into the astro's database, allegedly stealing sensitive information, said to include evaluations of players, strategies and trade talks. houston's general manager used to work for the cardinals. authorities believe his former colleagues in st. louis used his old password to hack houston's symptom. >>> congrats to you folks out in the bay area. your golden state warriors are champions, first championship they've had since 1975. they had a big third quarter last night they pulled this off in cavaliers. the warriors won this thing 105-97. steph curry, your league mvp, had 25 points. andre iguodala also scored 25 and he was the finals mvp. he didn't start a single game the entire regular season. last night was his third straight start in the championship series, though. >> this is my purpose. and i accepted it, and i've got great teammates. steph, i want to be just like steph when i grow up. just a god-fearing guy. great man. oh, man, this is great. we're goin

can they pinpoint this to a specific person in the cardinals front office and make a case in court? >> reporter: a ballpark rivally continued off the field and online. >>> we're learning more about the young victims of this deadly balcony collapse in berkeley california. of the six who died several were visiting from ireland. >> reporter: berkeley and ireland are in mourning over the loss of six lives when 13 people packed onto a fourth floor balcony that x-rated fromseparated from the building and fell to the ground below. all were in their early 20s. seven others on the balcony were hurt and are being treated at area hospitals. >> it is truly terrible to have such a serious and sad incident take place at the beginning of a summer of adventure and opportunity. >> reporter: in berkeley inspectors looked at similar apartments in the building and ordered three other balconies to be closed. the property's owner has been ordered to do its own evaluation. >>> the 40 year nba champion drought in the bay area has come to an end because the golden state warriors are the 2015 nba championshi

i don't get economic policy from my bishops or my cardinals or pie pope. >> cardinal, your response? >> i think that's a legitimate position to say i don't get policy from the church, from the pope. i would hope that no politician gets policy from his faith community. what we get is the moral frame of reference by which we arrive at those policy positions. the pope is talking about what should we be doing, not here is a political agenda that you must accept. i think that's the richness of his contribution to all of this. there is a human dimension to everything we do and that, therefore, carries with it a moral and ethical dimension. the pope is simply saying whether you're a politician, a financier economist, industrialist, whatever, you are look at the consequences of what you're doing through the lens of humanity and through the moral obligation to include everyone in the effort to have a truly good and just society. >> the pope has bigger things on his mind than american politics, some american conservatives say he is choosing sides. cardinal, forgive me because this is going to

louis cardinals illegally hacked into the computers of a rival baseball team. nbc's craig melvin reports this is believed to be the first time one professional sports team allegedly committed corporate espionage against another. >> ground ball that is foul. >> could it be foul play? the number one team in baseball the st. louis cardinals, fielding questions about wlo every whether an employee stole insider information from their rival, the houston astros. >> we heard from the front office this is something that's going to be addressed soon. >> reporter: citing federal law enforcement office "the new york times" reports authorities have uncovered evidence employees for the cardinals hacked into the astro's computers, stealing secrets about players, potential trades and scouting reports. >> any allegation no matter how serious it turns out to be is of great concern to us. >> reporter: astro's general manager left the cardinals in 2011. "the times" report someone connected to the cardinals may have used his old passwords to act the astros' network. >> corporate es

louis cardinals for hacking into the houston astros database.cials were aware of this hack. they believe it was revenge against the general manager who worked for the cardinals until 2011. >>> police are looking for help in finding two missing boys. andreas martinez and nicholas olivera left home yesterday and haven't been seen since. you are looking at their photos. that are best friends and believed to be in san francisco. they apparentley told friends they had $100 and row fuseefused to go home. if you see them, call 911. >>> crews are invest gatting the cause of three separate wildfires in martinez. the fires were first reported around 11:00 this morning on howell road. the flames destroyed an outbuilding behind a home and burned close to an acre of land. they are looking into the possibility that a bird flying into the power lines may have started one of these fires. >>> spencer christian is outside, which is a nice place to be today. >> i'm sorry, what did you say? it's breezy out here. oh, it's a great place to be. it's a lovely place to

current astros general manager jeff luno used to work for the cardinals.for using what some call extreme moneyball to evaluate players. major league baseball, the astros and cardinals all say they are fully cooperating with the fbi investigation. it's very interesting. the astros used physicists and people who used to work for nasa to come up with all of these complex algorithms to evaluate players and if the cardinals intentionally went in there to hack the astros system to learn this information, this could end up being huge. >> yeah. that is really, really interesting story. thanks, andy. we will keep track of that. >>> 55 minutes past the hour. >>> parents, are you worried about your little darling's future? the best jobs for millennials, next. . >>> good morning. i'm christine romans. european stocks lower. last-minute negotiations to avoid a greek default still ongoing. u.s. stock futures looking more upbeat. we will hear more from janet yellen today. no action on interest rates is expected but could get a better look at how the fed sees the economy

louis cardinals accused of hacking into a rivals database. >> i'm so proud of these guys, something to tell my grandkids. >>> . >>> welcome back, new york state police are expanding the search for two escape prisoners. 800 officers are taking part in the search, but there's a grows sense the men may be long gone. >> once they got the sniff of freedom, they didn't go on a hope that machine would pick them up, they had to have manage more lap rat -- elaborately. we're learning more about joyce mitchel, she had sexual relationship with both men and plotted to kill her husband. she's in jail. the sheriff said her husband visited her yesterday. >> the l.a. coroner revealed the death of andrew getty, the report said he died from an ulcer related hemorrhage. he had a toxic level of methamphetamine in his body. getty explained of stomach pain for two months. >>> major league baseball is rocked by allegations of espionage, the cardinals hacked into a database. both teams are cooperating with the investigation. baseball commissioner said subpoenas have been issued. cardinals manager said it's a

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louis cardinals. betty: it is a fascinating story.oming up on "bloomberg market day," we are waiting for the announcement from the fed at the top of the hour. mark: not likely to raise interest rates today but janet yellen may give us hints of what to expect in september. she will be speaking in a little over one hour at 2:30 washington time. we will bring to hurt remarks live on bloomberg television. -- we will bring you hurt remarks live on bloomberg television. ♪ mark: welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i'm mark crumpton with betty liu. betty: coding -- we hear about it all the time. it runs everything from websites to cable box to atm machines. dedicated theg entire week to coding, explaining the process in 138,000 word article. linus is though man behind the story about his first line of code. thing i really enjoyed about programming is just the fact that you really can tell the computer exactly what you want and it will do what you tell it and nothing more. i don't know -- maybe i'm autistic or something or borderline. that

louis cardinals hacked the houston astros. chu joins us now to explain a story that certainly raised a lot of eyebrows. >> guys, this is industrial espionage in major league baseball. this could be the first time you see a professional sports organization being investigated for possible hacking. here's what's happening. this is according to a story from the "the new york times." the st. louis cardinals are being investigated for possibility hacking the houston astros. personnel records, statistics, possibly trade data. everything proprietary to baseball organizations. >> even trade? >> correct. anybody who is not a baseball fan. what you know about baseball, is it it's been stats-driven, very numbers-driven. they try to make all of these points. what's happen to get story, the current astros manager, jeff luno, when he went to work for them, these are allegations, they may have looked into the other organization, the cardinals database that they had set up in the first place. it wasn't alleged to be a sophisticated hacking, ju

i don't like the cardinals.hey're a great team but they have hurt my cincinnati reds a lot in the last ten years or so. they've been really good. in fact i think one -- they no hit the reds in the first play. i was excited -- that's my life. i was excited to watch the playoffs. >> and they didn't do that with stolen data did they? >> i don't think so. first game no hit. it's going well. coming up the stories that have you squawking this morning including a snapchat lesson for parents and some encouraging signs for the millennials. and stock picks from the successful investor and plus target chairman and ceo. first as we head to break here's a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. when you're not confident your company's data is secure the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. we monitor network traffic worldwide, so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. ♪ bui

>> said like a cardinals fan.llman from "the new york times," jason, thanks so much. i appreciate it. >>> the golden state warriors are getting ready for friday's parade in oakland to celebrate their first nba championship since 1975. the warriors defeated lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers for this title and steph curry led the warriors with 25 points. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect salt and pepper look. satisfaction guaranteed. just you and the look you want. just for men touch of gray i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional cont

and it was so hot in there that you can do that are/through cardinal spellman. he worked on it and worked on it and finally agreed. it was fantastic. he got the bill passed and then he said hold the bill up. if you get ability don't sign it within 10 days as a pocket veto. hold the bill for a month. mccormack said why and johnson said because i want to sign it on kerry's birthday. we wouldn't have this ill without him. and he did. that kind of thing. >> how did he know so much about so many people? i'm told he had the phone number and the name of every member of congress on his desk in the oval office with little notes about what they might need or might want. how did he assemble all of this? where did he get all this information? >> he accumulated it. it is absolutely stunning and it was invaluable to him. he loved politicians. he spent time with them. he knew when their wives were set, when their kids were sick or when they had a problem or didn't. and he knew what would move them. it wasn't always hugs and kisses and for that day. we lost -- we needed to rais

louis where he compiled the same kind of information for the cardinals.database called redbird. now, when he left for houston, did he take any information from that database? that's what the issue is here. the cardinals seem to think he did, and they had a list of passwords evidently for a tech expert. this guy didn't change his password when he went to texas, and someone in the cardinals office was able to access the information to see what the astros had. >> at this point, both teams say they're investigating here. the commissioner also seemed to be caught off guard by this. when you look at the length of time of this investigation, is it surprising we're hearing a no comment or we don't know from higher-ups of the teams and from the league commissioner? >> i think it's possible they just don't know yet exactly where the investigation is. the investigation may have been going on. i think it initially started with the houston fbi office and now the department of justice is involved, and there is clearly a lot more going on. i think they possibly just don

the cardinals are also commenting. saying they're away into the investigation into the breach of astros database. the team is cooperating this is unprecedented this is a criminal investigation. this comes from the current houston astros general manager. he is a guy, mr. lu in. o, who is, claimed as a genius these days. he has taken the astros from worst to first. he but used to work for the cardinals. some speculation that cardinals thought he took proprietary information. they hacked into the astros computer to find out about that. jeff luhnow may be a genius but he has been hacked. he apparently didn't change passwords on the accounts very well. there you go. cardinals, should be noted storied franchise, second only to the yankees perhaps as number of world series championships they have. this would be quite a deal if this were to be true. but i guess this thing, this hacking thing, pretty much goes everywhere. melissa: amazing. jeff, thank you so much for that report. wow. david: we have an earnings alert. adobe rep

the wonderful meeting with cardinal spellman from new york, billy graham and arthur goldberg standing astride the white house pool. they were in their clothes. that is the hottest room on god's earth. the hottest room. and johnson is working on them. in the background is bill moyer and me in i have in my office and wait so is hot in there you could see the sweat through cardinal spellman's -- and they finally agreed. it was fantastic. got the bill passed. and then he said to john mccormick, the speaker of the house, hold the bill up. if you get a bill and you don't sign it within ten days there's a pocket veto. hold the bill for a month. and mccormick said, why? and johnson said because i want too sign it on hugh kerry's birthday. we wouldn't have this bill without him and he did sign it on hugh kerry's birthday. >> host: how did he know so much about so many people? i mean, i'm told that he had the phone number and the name of every member of congress on his desk in the oval office with little notes about what they might need or might want. how did he assemble all this? where did he

and it's curious why they feel need the cardinals to do this.dinals so a lot of things at play here. >> the commissioner expected to address the media shortly. we'll cover that here msnbc. cindy, nice to see you today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> that's going to wrap up things for today's show. see you back here tomorrow. 1:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow i'll introduce you to adopted child doe, the youngest plaintiff in the case before supreme court. meet cooper. keep the conversation going on social media. hang, gang. >> hey, thomas. >> we saw you working overtime. >> you like that? >> first pitch for the baltimore orioles. there you are. nice work. >> great throw, thomas. >> nailed it. >> thank you. thank you. icing down my arm tonight. throwing out for the nats tomorrow night. >> hardest working man in show business. >> exactly. see what happens. thanks guys. >> take care. today, we'll have the latest on day 11 of the manhunt for those two escaped convicts in upstate new york. we have a star of "orange is the new black" and i'm going to explain t

louis cardinals this was not that. left the cardinal who go to astros who rub people the wrong way and looking to kind of get back at them so they're causing problems as general manager i thought i was smarter than you. that is reality of it. we think we're smarter than everybody else. i wasn't going to base my decision on your evaluations but base it on upon and scouts and people i pay to give me that information. trchg the back drop here base tried to emerge from the steroid era. i presume that the commissioner will have to crackdown pretty hard on this to just -- make it clear not going to have the scandal. i presume that. >> i suspect whoever is involved in this may lose their job. question is who did it. who instructed them to do it? where did information flow and some point it is clear that livelihood is that cardinals will receive a fine of some point and may lose a draft pick and precedence as to what can happen. beyond that there's no other real penalty or accountability and not a pervasive issue where they ha

louis cardinals have the best record in baseball this season. but tonight their front office is in serious trouble. >> the st. louis cardinals are under investigation. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating whether team officials hacked into the houston astros computer database and stole sensitive information. >> this is the first time that we've seen any type of team break into another team's networks. >> reporter: the astros discovered the breach last year. after someone publicly leaked 10 months' worth of the team's top secret data. we're talking money ball material. >> your goal shouldn't be to buy players, your goal should be to buy wins. >> reporter: the data breach included evaluations of players, team strategies, and behind-the-scenes trade talks involving some of the most popular players in the game. the houston g.m. was outraged at the time. >> and we're going to pursue it and try to find out who did it and prosecute them. >> reporter: turns he used to work for the cardinals. authorities now believe his old colleagues could have hacked

louis cardinals says anyone accused of hacking another team computers will be held accountable. bill dewitt jr. says the team is cooperating with a federal investigate underway. despite the investigation cardinal fans stand by their team. >> something small that is being blown out of proportion is my guess. >> i don't think it will hurt them too much. maureen: several months ago he was made aware of hacking a database of the astros and the word of the federal probe became public yesterday and the cardinals have the best record in baseball. leon: well so many people running for president, 16 so far by the way if you are counting. candidates are doing whatever they can to get noticed. last night jeb bush slow jammed the news with jimmy fallon on the "tonight show." and hillary clinton tweeted a photo of a get out of school note she signed for a new hampshire boy. ollie missed school to attend a clinton event. the grandmother said he had a good excuse for missing school. >> he better have a permission slip. leon: he wanted to go to the event because he comes from a family of teache

jeff luno used to work for the cardinals.he new york times," someone with the cardinals used his old access. it holds sensitive baseball information including scouting reports and trade discussions. no one is commenting on it. they all say they are fully cooperating with the fbi investigation. >>> u.s. women's soccer team is headed to the knockout stage of the world cup. they beat nigeria, 1-0. the next game is going to be monday night but they won't know who they will face in the next round until after today's game. back to hat gate. the astros they employ a physicist, a former nasa engineer to come up with complex alga rhythms and formulas to evaluate players. so if the cardinals intentionally hacked into their system to gain this information, you can forget about spygate. this is the biggest sports scandal we have ever seen. >> we talked about it cheating has gone on for a long time. but they rebranded. come up to date with the technology. it's insane. >> it's a different form. not what teams say and the media. this is the

the squirrel keeps showing up at phils/cardinals game. they have no deal with the squirrel. >>> eagles reporting to training camp six weeks from today but that doesn't mean it is summer vacation. right now mark sanchez says when they return they need to pick upright where they left off. they cannot afford to go backward. there is no question there is a learning curve, a big time learning curve that off aziz on work outs with nine new starters on defense eagles are trying to fix their issues. stopping the passing game. even though new corner byron maxwell believes they can get to the super bowl they still have a lot of work to do. >> technique. technique is one of the things we have to get better at. knowing the defense is better. we have to know the defense a lot better. we have to know coverages we play we have to know them like the back of our hand. we just got to know them. >>> ron hextall believes flyers need to hit it big at nhl draft next friday and saturday but don't expect the gm to trade the seventh overall pick unless the team h

louis cardinals.hey are, allegedly. >> allegedly. it's important to say allegedly. the news broke about this scandal. >> jimmy: right. >> on my phone from the "new york times." >> jimmy: is that where it broke? >> and i said, oh, wow, that's weird, and i read the story, because my due diligence. and then 150 people texted me what my opinion was on the cardinals, and i had to remind everybody, i don't work for the st. louis cardinals. at all. i just happen to be from st. louis. >> jimmy: so you were not involved in this hacking? ? no, i was not involved. >> jimmy: i can imagine you in that building with those guys going like this. >> no, it turns out i had better stuff to do. i was not involved. >> jimmy: what penalty should the cardinals suffer if they were indeed guilty of hacking. >> here's what's great about my hometown of st. louis and the organization the st. louis cardinals. i think that whoever is responsible should be punished, as the organization has said. and i think that if it's a system-wi

. >> the cardinals is now accused of corporate espionage, the alleged targets is the astros. craig melvin tells you the fbi is now investigating. >> ground ball that's fouled. >> reporter: could it be foul play? the number one team in baseball the st. louis cardinals fielding question about whether an employee stole information from an arch rival, the houston astros. >> i heard from the front office this would be addressed soon. >> reporter: "new york times" reports that authorities have uncovered evidence that employees for the cardinals hacked into the astros computers, stealing seek crepes about statistics potential trades and scouting reports. >> any allegation like this no matter how serious it turns out, is great concern to us. >> if the general manager left the cardinals in 2011. the times reports that someone connected to the cardinals may have used his old passwords to access the network. >> company versus company is very unusual. to see it in professional sports probably takes that to another level. >> reporter: neither team is commenting citing the ongoing investig