varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says: <" it could be one person ">to protect yourself make sure your operating system and anti virus software is up to date. security patches have gone out.. if you're updated, your safebut also just in case make sure all your data is backed up to the an external hardrive so you don't have to pay hackers. varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says: <" and take every click on web seriously ">in menlo park gabe slate kron 4 news. (kerman)here at the contra costa county district attorneys office da peterson is under fire. the civil grand jury is seeking his removal from office due to misconduct. sot: "mr. peterson appears to have in over 600 inctences converted campaign funds to personal use" in the mean time the deputy district attorneys that work under peterson are also turning up the heat. the board of the union recommending a no confidence vote. that vote expecting to take place two mondays from now. as for mark peterson he has denied comment.in contra costa county dan kerman kron 4 n

seacrest who co-hosts a syndicated radio show will relocate to new york. i'll be here during the week. >> at the end of the week i'll fly back to l.a. and do the show. i'll fly back to los angeles and work from there and i have a studio, an iheart show in the building and immediately after "live." e.t. was behind the scenes at the show this morning. >> chris pratt delivered roses to the new team. >> what better way to celebrate this epic moment than to, you know, deliver the flowers that your p.a. handed me. >> have you hazed ryan yet? >> no, i'm waiting for winter for that. >> our "live" source also tells us the staff is relieved the search is over. >> what ever it took to get to this place was worth it. >> ryan is going to be so great in that job. >> it slows down his day a little bit, which i like. >> that's right right. >>> the wait is over for kelly's co-host, but we're still waiting on beyonce's twins. you know what in the meantime, mama keeps moving. busy weekend for the star, including a stop at her mom's star-studded charity event. ♪ mama of louis

so how much global co—ordination is there? well, the global co—ordination is absolutely needed.standably, is on protecting the european space. to do that we have a huge tra ns—atla ntic engagement. so the americans are with us, the fbi, on cyber, on fighting terrorism. many other us federal agencies... i specifically asked you about the russians advisedly because... (crosstalk). ..discussion about russia being a cyber threat but on this occasion it is, i think, fair to say it looks pretty clear this was not originated in russia. are you working closely with the russians to try to find out who did it? we do not know where it originated and in answer to your question, no, we are not working closely with china or russia... because you do not trust them? no, our relationship with them is not the same as it is with the united states, for reasons i'm sure your viewers will understand. there are other organizations interpol that are helping to do that but it is true, that is the landscape that we are working with across the internet space. there isn't a single government's architecture

(pierre antoine raberin, laduree co-ceo): here it's all about the atmosphere. take your time, have your tea, with your mom, with your dad, with your family, with your friends. which may be the reason tea salons ranging from names with international cachet like laduree, to the intimate lady camellia in washington's georgetown neighborhood, report big bookings for mother's day.an afternoon tea bridging the gap until a late supper is often credited to a friend of britain's queen victoria in the nineteenth century. so in modern-day london, for example, afternoon tea is fairly ubiquitous.here in the states, less familiarity, more specialty.making even the simple sweets gently crafted and plated in the lady camellia kitchen seem more exotic.(rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) at the bottom tier, that's usually where you start, with your savories, or sandwiches. and then you go from the second tier up, to your scones and croissants. and then finally with the pastries at the top. but of course you can eat it in any order you prefer. alongside teapots, laduree's conf

(pierre antoine raberin, laduree co-ceo): here it's all about the atmosphere.ake your time, have your tea, with your mom, with your dad, with your family, with your friends. which may be the reason tea salons ranging from names with international cachet like laduree, to the intimate lady camellia in washington's georgetown neighborhood, report big bookings for mother's day.an afternoon tea bridging the gap until a late supper is often credited to a friend of britain's queen victoria in the nineteenth century. so in modern-day london, for example, afternoon tea is fairly ubiquitous.here in the states, less familiarity, more specialty.making even the simple sweets gently crafted and plated in the lady camellia kitchen seem more exotic.(rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) at the bottom tier, that's usually where you start, with your savories, or sandwiches. and then you go from the second tier up, to your scones and croissants. and then finally with the pastries at the top. but of course you can eat it in any order you prefer. alongside teapots, laduree's confec

they could not be sentenced until the case of the fourth co-defendant was resolved.ick melton proclaimed his innocence. he has voluntarily spent the past seven months in a sparse segregation cell preparing for trial. but now there has been a major development. and melton is headed back to general population. after nearly a year of proclaiming his innocence, melton has changed his plea. >> now that i've already pled guilty i'm going to go to prison. so i don't want to be over there until i ride it out. so i just came over here. >> what made you decide to plead guilty? >> more evidence was, at the last minute, was brought up against me. so -- i decided to swallow my pride on some of the charges i didn't do for sure and take the plea, you know. pled no contest. fight it on appeal. >> what did you plead to exactly? i pled guilty to all charges except csc. i pled no contest to that, those three charges. >> are you saying that you were actually there that night? >> i'm saying, yes, i actually was there. i'm just not accountable for everything that happened. >> the worst of

he and six co-defendants are awaiting trial on charges of aggravated assault and kidnapping.hey have all pled not guilty. but maldonado does acknowledge having fought the victim. >> i feel pretty guilty that i got six of my friends in jail looking at 30 years all because i decided to beat up a nobody. the state is claiming that we're all gang members, and that we kidnapped a kid that we grew up with. he was 21. that we chased him from one county to another county. we beat him up in front of his girlfriend, kidnapped him, dragged him into another car, took him somewhere and threatened to kill him and his whole entire family. >> the victim says he was attacked because he left the gang in which he and his alleged assailants are all members. the united blood nation. >> he painted the picture to them like i'm the godfather of all the bloods, that i run all the bloods of bergen county. and jersey, period. he painted such a good story that i was afraid of myself after reading his five statements. >> are you not gang affiliated? >> allegedly, this is what the state claims. whether th

kelly ripa will reveal her new permanent co-host! announcement during her show this morning. ripa has been looking for a co-host since michael strahan left for "good morning america" last may. since then, she's had a string of fill-in celebrity co-hosts, including cnn's anderson cooper, jimmy kimmel and cedric the entertainer. "live with kelly" starts at nine a-m - right here on abc seven. it was billed as a luxury festival on a private island in the bahamas. but when hundreds of people converged this weekend for the "fyre festival" they said it felt like being stuck in a refugee camp. no water, no bathrooms, and almost no food. rapper ja rule and other organizers are now apologizing for the failed event. and say everyone will get full refunds. witnesses say the festival was pure chaos, and they when flights got backed up, there was no way to get home. to make matters worse-- they paid thousands of dollars for the experience. blames bad weather for the chaos. but weeks before, there were signs the festival was falling apart. the cate

. there was a question about security co-operation. wrote this. armed police on the trains and the metro. —— chris wrote the next one. this is yet another measure of how serious the terrorist threat, some sort of imminent event, is being taken. this is very dramatic. even when there is heavy policing we are not used to seeing this on the streets and it will certainly feel very uncomfortable for a lot of people to see armed police on the trains. it has already been uncomfortable for people to see the armed forces. it has been very interesting talking to, there was an interview this morning with david blu nkett interview this morning with david blunkett talking about when he was home secretary and there was a similarly elevated terror threat and suddenly there were tanks outside heathrow and he decided it was just an unhealthy thing to be showing and that if you were going to use the armed forces you had to do it quite su btly armed forces you had to do it quite subtly or is not to frighten people too much because... some will be reassur

co—operation.n. once we can achieve concerted policy effort to give stronger economic co—operation there will be enormous benefits, not only for global trade, but global growth. it's ground-breaking in its size and scale and the number of countries involved, but what are the obstacles countries involved, but what are the o bsta cles in countries involved, but what are the obstacles in the way and what about the concern of china's control and influence elsewhere? the concern of china's control and influence elsewhere ?” the concern of china's control and influence elsewhere? i think the main obstacle or the main challenges how shall we achieve economic co—operation aamanda knox so many different countries and that's taking a lot of effort. on the part of whom? on the part of both sides as well as the policy makers in the belt and road countries. i can see the uk take a very active part acting as a natural partnership to help china with this belt and roads initiative on the back of legal and advisory

in the global co—ordination is absolutely needed. 0ur co—ordination is absolutely needed.co—ordination is absolutely needed. 0urfocus is on protecting co—ordination is absolutely needed. our focus is on protecting the european space. to do that we have the huge trans— atlantic engagement. the americans, the fbi are with us on fighting cyber—terrorism. .. the americans, the fbi are with us on fighting cyber—terrorism...” wa nted on fighting cyber—terrorism...” wanted to ask you about the russians because russia is a cyber threat but on this occasion it is fair to say that it was not originated in russia. are you working closely with the russians? we do not know where it originated and we are not working closely with china or rush at... because you do not trust them? -- russia. a relationship is different. interpol are helping to do that but it is true, this is the landscape we are working in. there is no single view on how to deal with cyber crime. vladimir putin has gone on the record saying he believes this is something that originated in the united states and pointed the

, i'm the lead co-sponsor with mr. duffy. and he asked me to play that role and i rise in strong support of the legislation, hich will protect critically whistleblowers who disclose waste, fraud and abuse. i thank representative duffy for working with me in a bipartisan ay on this important bill. unfortunately, the senate did not act. hopefully, this congress will be able to persuade the senate to enact this important protection. this bill will clarify that under the whistleblower protection act, an employee who refuses to obey an order to require the employ questioney to violate a rule, law or violation is protected. congressman duffy and i introduced the bill to address a misinterpretation of the whistleblower protection act by in .s. court of appeals 2016, as my colleague from kentucky suggested. and in that case, officer timothy rain was ordered by his supervisor to tell a contractor to rehire a terminated subcontractor. dr. rain, in principle, refused because carrying that order would require him to violate the fe

you think co-working has peaked already? >> there's a mix of space that you need to make your business model stack up. it's about an ecosystem. what i'm excited about is virtual office is the next big thing. >> reporter: the biggest expenses for small businesses are people and rent. the longer they can put off investing in both, the more profitable they'll be. now that technology allows anyone to be anywhere, at least virtually, it makes sense that wherever you are, you should be at the top. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in new york. >> what a view! that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. thanks from me as well. have a great evening, and we'll see you right back here tomorrow night.

the chief co nsta ble, the last 2a—hours.ef constable, ian hopkins, spoke to reporters earlier today. he was able to say that eight people, eight men, are in custody. they were arrested in manchester, wigan and nuneaton in the north of england. these, he said, were significant arrests. a woman was arrested, but released without charge. ongoing at the moment searches ever associated properties. he said initial searches of premises had revealed items they believe to be important to the investigation. now, as we speak, three properties, where three of those men were arrested, are currently being searched. we understand that the bomb disposal squad are at a property in manchester helping the police there. in wigan, a street has been evacuated. that was another location where somebody was arrested. we also understand that that another property in manchester is currently being searched. a very fast moving investigation with new leads and links coming in all the time. the police have said to expect these searches to take several day

for deductibles and co-pays in articular. so thatting mr. speaker is what i speak of in the last sick years to undermine the confidence of the marketplace an everybody knows that confidence is an important factor in any marketplace. now we can, i'm sure we're going to debate this again. i would er, again, simply ask, is this bill coming back to the house, do we expect another vote on it? the c.b.o. report is due next week. and i believe that if in fact we e going to schedule that ought to at least be given notice that that either is or may be a piece of legislation that will be on the floor next week prior to our break for the memorial day break. i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: as i said earlier, this is a technical issue. i have all the confidence in the world c.b.o. score will come back, will meet the recob silluation number and will move to the senate. now if my colleague wants to schedule something, we can walk the bill over there together because i believe the american people are waiting for it. i yield back. we spoke with a capitol

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speier, for her leadership, co-sponsorship and devotion to our service members. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. speier: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for such time. ms. speier: four years ago, i stood on the house floor and condemned the online bullying of u.s. marine corps service women on facebook. these webpages contained obscene and abusive pictures and implied that women only advance professionally by performing sexual favors. i sent a letter to the secretary of defense and the commandant of the marine corps asking them to take action. i got a letter back from the commandant which said, i share your indignation. i didn't want him to share my indignation. i wanted him to do something about it. neither he nor the department of defense inspector general did anything. lack of consequences caused this cultural rot to spread further. the marines united page, t

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by users. platform where all the valuers co-created by users.access to the single market and freedom of movement of people during the talks about leaving the european union. nearly half of managers surveyed by the chartered management institute think a deal that secures access to the single market and freedom of movement of people would be the best outcome of the upcoming brexit negotiations. the research also found that managers' top priorities include securing trade deals with non—eu countries, and maintaining access to eu talent by guaranteeing the rights of existing eu residents already in the uk. ann francke, the chief executive of the chartered management institute, explained more. what managers clearly want is a soft brexit, so 43% wanted access to the single market and they also want to continue to have freedom of movement for eu workers and, actually, over 70% wanted one or other of those. less tha n 70% wanted one or other of those. less than one in five wanted a hard brexit. let's to go that some of the other business stories. ford ha

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the co-author of the article is here with us in the studio tonight. rachel abrams, business reporter for "the new york times." bianna golodryga remains with us. rachel, welcome. thank you for coming back on the broadcast. it is still bracing for people, especially people of a certain age and a certain mindset where these offices in the west wing were occupied by people with names like sorensen to read of how she has decorated her west wing office, to get used to the notion of her in the circle of power. what does she bring to the job, and what's her journey been like? >> well, the main thing with ivanka trump -- and she will say this as one of her strongest attributes -- is that she has her father's trust. she has his ear. and i think that there is a certain segment of the population that finds that very reassuring when we have what appears to be a president that is prone to impulsiveness, and you just have to look at his twitter to see that. i think that there is a thought to have someone that is a leavening force in the west wing, that that do have

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and it never does, cos i do play fair.st be hard to sleep at night sometimes. i was struck by how meticulously plotted the novel was and i wondered, do you start from the outset knowing exactly what‘s going to happen, or does the story evolve as you‘re writing it? it really evolves organically. i‘ve never known the ending of any book i‘ve sat down to write. really?! so i write myself until the end. i‘ve always thought that if i knew the ending, i wouldn‘t be creating a novel, i would be typing to the end, you know, a manuscript, not really writing. so for me, every day is an epiphany. i might sit down in front of the computer and think, er, what am i gonna do today? oh, my god, 0k, let me just try this. and if it doesn‘t work, i can always go back, hit the delete key and try something else. so that spontaneity is an integral part of creativity. so for me to plot along an outline that i‘ve thought about before i‘ve even created a character, i mean, how dull and boring would that be? and i think that boringness would come th

cheshire‘s chief co nsta ble of their own.ed a book of condolence for the officer. constable opened a book of condolence for the officerlj constable opened a book of condolence for the officer. i think it's rocked the core of the organisation in all salts of different ways and we're really touched by the outpouring of support from the wider police family, other organisations we work with and m essa 9 es organisations we work with and messages from the public of cheshire, which has been really warming at such a difficult time. so many communities are reft. in bury, north of manchester, hundreds turned out tonight, riding in convoy into the city centre. they came to remember theirfriend, the city centre. they came to remembertheirfriend, 0livia campbell, and her family remembertheirfriend, 0livia campbell, and herfamily came too, taking comfort from the tributes left to all of the victims. 22 killed. more than 100 injured. we know their names and their harrowing stories. but we will never understand their terrible, unfathomable

after an entire year of guest host, kelly ripka is ready to announce her new co-host. sandy kenyon has her story tonight. >> it's live with kelly. >> for millions of viewers who have made "live" the number one daytime entertainment talk show in america, for her fans who have watch and wondered who would earn the right to sit next to her every day, the wait will soon be over. >> we're really excited to welcome our new co-host. >> will that new co-host come from the ranks of those who have sat next to kelly ripka? maybe, or maybe not. for now we do now she is grateful to everyone who help herd out. which have such a great family here at "live" and all of our fill-in co-hosts were remarkable. they took time out of their jobs and their schedules. >> but a regular co-host provides something extra. >> to have a stable one-on-one partner every day is so reassuring. >> so who is that person? >> i think we have the best person out there. >> no names yet. for that you'll have to wait until the next "live" show. >> it's good timing for me because it's my 21st wedding anniversary

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she's had a plethora of differnt co-hosts join her since michael strahan left last year. own kidd o'shea is following this, and you can bet that he will have an update later this morning. it's xx and we're just getting started. a weather alert morning in the dmv. our stormwatch weather team tracking a series of thunderstorms, entering our area. the latest on the storm's path, and how long you will need that rain gear, coming up. shutdown averted. congress reaches a deal to keep the government funded. make the cut. good morning washington. - weather alert day (severe storms 6-10 pm) - nice tuesday & wednesday - cooler w/ rain likely late week today: partly sunny. warm and windy. pm thunderstorms. highs: 79-83 winds: sw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: thunderstorms early. then gradual clearing. lows: 59-64 winds: sw 10-15 g 20 mph tuesday: partly cloudy and breezy. lower humidity. highs: 76-79 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 mph cleanup and search efforts underway right now as deadly

co—operation and a shared interest. elements of this declaration that was signed today, the joint strategic vision, there are many elements. there is a lot of work now to implement those elements and put them into motion. that is going to require significant ongoing engagement and dialogue between our two nations, so i think you will find we will be meeting with a great deal of regularity to review how these things are progressing, and that is only going to serve to further strengthen our cooperation. and also i think sends a strong message to our common enemies, strengthens the bonds between us, and charts this new path forward. at the core of our expanding relationship really are our shared security interests. america's security at home is strengthened when saudi arabia's security is strong as well. the united states of america and the kingdom of saudi arabia are embarking on a number of initiatives to counter violent extremist messaging, as we just heard the foreign minister describe. we will also be pursuing new app

do the co-ops compete with each other? do they compete against the regular corporations, or what keeps them from becoming cutthroat in order to win? >> good question. again, i'm going to use a concrete example rather than a hypothetical. i'm going to use mondragon because it is a very rich source. and the are loads of books and articles on mondragon, including on our website, democracyatwork.info, where we gather all this material, all of which is available to you at your leisure and no cost and so on. here's how mondragon has done it. mondragon's first commitment is to preserve jobs. it's very interesting. when you ask tm, "what is your bottom line?" the answer is jobs. so if, for example, and i'll take an example from them. one of their successful production lines is the fagor. f-a-g-o-r. it's fairly well-known in europe and around the world. it produces washing machines, appliances like that. and the fagor washing machine company has suffered from the international crisis like everybody else, and so the demand for these

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and we'll talk to her co-star, titus channeling queen bey.ferent beyonce tributes, which took six days to shoot. >>> monday on "entertainment >>> this is going to be the scary bit. your first step. >> somehow, runaway bride julia roberts didn't run away from this crossing a flimsy rope bridge in kenya. did i mention there are crocodiles in the river? >> yeah. >> i'm getting an idea for another can cam. my mind is churning now. julia, put to the test on running wild with bear grylls. >>> and last night on abc, the season finale of scandal. and the cast got emotional. pecially with the next season being their last. pptoing tonight crying gladiator tears. >> i cried a lot. kerry cried. bellamy cried. >> her co-stars dish on why shonda rhimes is ending the series. >> she wants to finish >> katie lowe is glowing now that she's expecting. her character quinn is also expecting. >>> next, "dirty dancing" changes the ending. why? >> it's totally different but i understand, it's something that people love. >> abigail breslin says they add in more story

my next tweet was the more important one which was inviting co-workers. >> reporter: twitter co-founderl group of early users soon realized the potential of the primitive platform to spread the word quickly. >> i remember i was in the office on a saturday. i was alone and it was pretty early. and my phone was next to my computer and it buzzed and then the earth shook and i saw it was a tweet that said earthquake. so the technology was much faster than the physical reaching me and then it was earthquake, earthquake, earthquake. people all over the place. >> reporter: 11 years later, there are more than 300 million active users on twitter. katy perry leads the way with nearly 100 million followers. justin bieber is next and former president obama is third. but it's the sitting president that's been making the headlines lately. >> i'm sure you hear from the same people i see on twitter who are maybe progressives or democrats who don't like dd give this man a platform to say all the things he's been saying since he started to run for president? how do you respond to them? >> i believe it's

anthony tully, co-author of "shattered sword" and timothy ore co author of "never call me a hero." a legendary bomber remembers the battle of midway. watch the 75th anniversary special live on friday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> welcome to reel america on american history tv. in eight minutes, a discussion from 50 years ago with then california governor ronald reagan, republican and new york senator robert kennedy. the topic vietnam and questions via satellite from students in london. but first here is an excerpt from that cbs news program. >> i believe the war is illegal, immoral and economicall

. >> in case you missed it, ryan seacrest is the new co-host with kelly.e executive power including his daily show in l.a. the plan is to build a studio for him in new york where "live" is shot. >>> a great choice. i think he's fantastic. they call him the costco guy. a man with >>> coming up, the tragic health situation of a monkey at the san francisco zoo, the questions it raised over when is the right time to put a sick animal down. >> i can show the world what this one straw does to watlie. >> a big environmental crusade is underway to protect land animals, especially sea turtles. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> finally, co-workers dug deep to help him. >> you might remember, he is suffering from cancer and ms. his co-workers chip in the to send him and his wife on vacation. >> he appreciated the gesture but ended up using the money to be the top fund-raiser. >> there are kids in the hospital, their first memory are doctors and nurses and things like that. not playing in the park. not having fun like that. >> he launched his campaign with a $10,000

. >> next stop, the screening where brad posed with co-stars. >> nothing about war's easy. >> pitt playsmander in afghanistan. in an interview he said he found one connection with his character, hubris, which is defined as excessive pride. you start believing your own stink, anytime i've gotten in trouble it's because of my own hubris. >>> news on another breakup. >> i do. this one broke my heart a little bit. it's official, amy schumer and ben hanisch have split after a year and a half of dating. i thought something might be premiere. last week amy was emotional that night at her pree.mier >> we're sad it's coming to an end. >> that's talking about ending her promotion al tour with co-star goldie hawn. they spent time together, but missing, happy posts like that suddenly became scarce. her last pic was posted may 5th in the caption she called him her support system. just two days earlier, schumer delivered this bomb to howard stern. >> are we talking marriage? >> we're talking about today. i love the idea of committing to somebody. but right now, we're not in talks. >> amy released a st

and we'll talk to her co-star, titus channeling queen bey.nt beyonce tributes, which took six days to shoot. of how q got curly. story quin was crazy about curls. curly fries. curly straws. curly haired dogs. even those cute curly tails on pigs. but to quin's chagrin everything about her was so very straight. which made the next twist so amazing. did she expect to find a high-end hair curler at a mind-bendingly low price? never. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. >>> this is going to be the scary bit. your first step. >> somehow, runaway bride julia roberts didn't run away from this crossing a flimsy rope bridge in kenya. did i mention there are crocodiles in the river? >> yeah. >> i'm getting an idea for another can cam. my mind is churning now. julia, put to the test on running wild with bear grylls. >>> and last night on abc, the season finale of scandal. and the cast got emotional. especially with the next season