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now he is begging the press, please don't put the emails out. how do you square hethis very hypocritical matrix of different signals that donald trump has sent about this sort of interference in an election? >> donald trump is not a trustworthy person and he is a danger to the united states, and that includes in his flirtations and his alliance with nation-state adversaries of the united states. if you look overnight at robert costas conversation with joe biden, joe biden laid that out this morning, saying donald trump is a danger, he is a threat to the future of united states interests. and because of that, his words s can't be trusted with they can be trusted and '16, they can't be trusted now. i will say very importantly, though, charles, if this is true, and there are statements from microsoft saying there was a fishing effort one of the senior officials of the trump ff campaign, this is a matter of national security for the united states, and i think it is appropriate for the biden administration to weigh in with a statement or with clarity

>> what we are told is hackers were able to access his email account and use that email account to sort of directing most other people in the hopes of getting other people more closely linked to donald trump to get into their accounts as well. one thing to keep in mind, as you pointed out, roger stone is no stranger to this world. roger stone was convicted back in the day of lying to congress about his efforts to find out what emails had been stolen from hillary clinton and democrats. so, there is a degree of irony, but you also have to think of this space as full of people trying to play dirty tricks, people in foreign countries as well, trying to both access information and depending which country you're talking about and what they get, manipulate that information. >> one thing i noted in your reporting is over the weekend, stephen who is a spokesperson for the trump campaign said some of the information that was obtained -- that was sent to report is from an email address on aol with the name robert was obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the united states intending to

the fbi is investigating an alleged hack of the trump campaign emails. the fbi investigating after the trump campaign said they were hacked by foreign sources. microsoft confirming a group run by iranian intelligence hacked the email account of a former senior adviser of the presidential campaign, but didn't identify the specific campaign. "the washington post" reporting

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email list and shared with nbc bay area. according to the complaint, a hyperlink in that email took users to a site hosted by sua because stand with asian americans is a nonprofit, it would be barred from making any kind of contributions to any political campaign. how did you come to even realize this was a thing that wasn't disclosed? it is true that not sam liccardo himself, but one of his staff members reached out to me and wanted me to take a look at it because they wanted to make sure that whatever happened was done by somebody who knew about the law. the low campaign fired back in a statement sent to nbc bay area, calling the complaint a distraction meant to draw attention away from liccardo and his campaign's conduct, which also has spurred two fec complaints. this is simply a case of a volunteer working in their personal capacity using the wrong hyperlink. the email list was purchased from the county registrar and reported by the campaign. low's campaign spokesperson wrote leaders from stand with asian americans call

so his email accounts were compromised as a his emails with any use in an attempt to entice people in the trump campaign to click on links. i mean, i don't have the trump campaign from campaign compromised. so these about the other investigation has been going on since june. we did the, that's actually the where these, these documents the political came from. but that's the general soup of investigation that into the possibility of foreign hopkins with no evidence also is a suspicion i most of any lender flag around in the meantime. oh, thanks the shower talk through that is never a dull moment. so suddenly was us politics there and like some breaking that down for us, of the ukrainian president. the southern sky has confirmed for the 1st time that you cranes forces on inside russia's coast region. tens of thousands of russians have been ordered to evacuate 2 parts of the buddha. that's on the attack on defense edits. alex good populace reports forcing your bushes. cruise region has been raging for a week, as russian troops tried to stop the advance of ukrainian forces. but with the s

email server as an in-kind contribution. an example given in the complaint shows an email sent in february with a link that directed users to a page hosted by nonprofit stand with asian americans. though raval is listed as an endorser on liccardo's website and acknowledged it, she said the complaint is not about that. >> my rationale for this has nothing to do with sam liccardo and my support of him, or any feeling particularly about evan lowe. what i care about is democratic process. >> lowe's campaign sent a statement saying sam liccardo is once again deploying his supporters to make false accusations against our campaign and distract his own shady conduct. this is simply a case of a volunteer working in their personal capacity using the wrong hyperlink. the email list was purchased from the county registrar and reported by the campaign liccardo's campaign issued a statement saying in part, quote, evan lowe will do anything to further his political career. the statement went on to bring up other allegations against lowe an

something is not okay. >> then the last email we got was from dominique. it's very short. apologies for the nonresponsiveness. my company and i have been noticed we are opportunity subject to an active investigation by federal authorities." >> everything that could point in the worst direction is pointing in the worst direction. >> reporter: according to the complaint, days after that final email from side was sent out, she informed her bank she wanted to close all of s.e.a.m.'s accounts writing, "the whole process ignited a fire that i can't extinguish, so i will no longer have a use for those funds." >> what did she tell you she had done? >> that there was some mismanagement of funds. and that she just wanted to make sure that we were not implicated wrongly. >> reporter: anthony hall, a known music producer and one of side's partners in her music production business, is also a defendant in the lawsuit. he allegedly received at least $541,000 that had been funneled through one of side's businesses. i denies all wrongdoing and claims he has spoken to side, saying she told

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was hacked and his emails were published by wikileaks in the final days and weeks of that campaign.rse, it's also worth remembering that in 2016, trump, he suggested that russia should hack hillary's emails. jessica yes. all important context here, jeremy herb, thank you so much for that reporting. >> tonight, vice president kamala harris and her running mate, governor tim walz, are wrapping up their battleground blitz with a rally in las vegas. they campaigns hoping to bring a wave of energy and enthusiasm to that critical state of nevada where biden narrowly beat out trump in 2020. and today new signs of strength for the harris campaign new polling from new york times, sienna shows her gaining momentum in three battleground states, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. now, looking at these numbers important to remember is still no clear leader. it is within the margin of error, but a sign that the trajectory is moving harris in that right direction. should an energizing american voters in a way, president biden had not been able to do before he exited the race just three weeks a

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you never emailed me, but thanks. >> i was going to email, then it was covid, and is that awkward?was emailing to hang out. >> martin: yeah, we couldn't hang out. >> couldn't hang out. we're hanging out now. >> martin: hanging out now. it is an amazing, amazing career that you've had. an unbelievable career. >> thank you. >> martin: i was reading about you recently, like an hour ago. [ laughter ] >> wikipedia. >> martin: no, i was reading about you. at 19, you just go to new york without any money or any hopes. just -- it's unbelievable. >> it's ridiculous. >> martin: does it seem naive now, or would you do the same thing? >> i guess it takes a little naivete to do what we do, in a way, to sort of believe that you can come up with something or make something that people like. >> martin: and how long are you really, really poor? [ laughter ] >> it was an eternity. [ laughter ] >> martin: no, i mean, was like -- your first record was about five years later? >> yeah. probably about five years later. i was 23, i think. >> martin: and -- and i love that story. tell the story about how y

this the whole nine and all of a sudden he's in love he's got this email exchange with this woman.prints these letters out and puts them in a file cabinet in his office at the mansion his letters to his mistress and the ones from her there to file this dumbass printed them out and put them in a folder and then filed i just keep coming up to it just so weird to me because all these politicians who worked so hard, right and they throw it away for sex. and it's just always so crazy to me as somebody who covers politics it's so common and it's so dumb. and i just, i never truly understand it. >> the thing about a political figure that you've got to keep in mind number one is compartmentalization their ability to isolate each segment of their world as though it didn't exist. they have to be able to do that. >> if you meet jenny sanford and you meet berlin, they're poor opposite peep, all of a sudden berlin found the whole to get into the gap in his life and filled it but then he compartmentalizes and he says method actor. so he goes back to being mark sanford actor, governor without eve

i got your email. does that make sense? yes. okay, now or did the bar code your email with the to buy, get on post or what kind of bonds look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously is to create a trust rather than to the various mean with artificial intelligence. we have so many with him in the most protective phone existence with alexis the ukraine never transitioned out of the ninety's coyote politics of the not discontinued or the old away for the. and of course, to go see the new crime that i never had a breach of trust you come in with some stability is the power all sites. the a heavy weapons were delivered to bosnia by sea, from odessa, the cargo went through the croatian ports every year. and split small arms and ammunition were often delivered by a cross piloted by ukrainians. so

the email says they discussed the news today with the support of the school counselor. the driver of the truck was identified as 39 year old duncan mcquarrie of orlando, florida. according to his arrest record, he was cited earlier this year for driving without a license, possession of cocaine in 2021 and drunk driving in 2013. tonight, he remains hospitalized with major injuries at this point. now for this crash, we are definitely looking at felony manslaughter charges. there may be additional charges that that result as a as the investigation continues. investigators are focusing on determining how fast the truck driver was going and whether there were other factors that played a role in the crash. but i know that they were going to be looking at whether or not he was under the influence of either alcohol or drugs. drivers on monday reported seeing the truck driving the wrong way on highway 85 near saratoga avenue, which means he likely drove several miles before crashing in san jose. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. let's go to the city now. school is back in sessi

i deleted the emails over the years but i was interested. david: when was that?> that was 2020, during the lockdown. lots of things going on. she is really interested in learning more. david: that was about three years ago. so what is your biggest challenge now at ancestry, what are you trying to do that wasn't done before? >> what has been amazing is it has been a resilient company over so many generations and there's so much more to do. what i say is, one of the things i wanted us to do was make ancestry for all. how do we make the product not just amazing if you have european heritage but across any heritage. the work we are doing is to diversify our project and bring in new communities in new content to make it possible for people from different backgrounds to have a great experience. david: do you have competitors, who else is competing with ancestry, i assume they are competitors. >> i think the bigger competitor's time. this is a hobby you spend time on discovering your family history. things that compete for your time and attention is our biggest competit

ok not hold that the bar code for your email with the get on. first of all, what kind of box the to watch as part of the leg? is it a portable post that isn't the deepest view of us in that, in the world? but is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without cases. let's talk about it. no better place is a village in the sun. most beautiful features is purely anarchist in the sense that there are no authorities within the city. everyone is their own citizens . half the people are here because then the rest go and the other half here because they loved the place and there's nowhere else they'd rather be than here. but i don't, it's hard wonder, explain. you just have to experience louse. and by doing that, you have to live here though. dish lay it right here in lagrange. this is one of the dining halls. it was a mess all for you know, soldiers boot place, you know, several 100 people have passed through here either under way, somewhere else or provide safe space to abuse women and to elderly people to mentor the peop

but on the email was on the link to see that. so that's the permission. yeah. but don't want her as relates a little sheet for a little bit of to july, the 1st 1991. when the war sol tank dissolved the honest and those grew even bigger, the a nation eastern european blog whose mission of being to maintain peace in postwar europe was abolished weapons from all service military units, re pantry agents, the border. it seems that deal with a look now, though we're just stuck with it, but for most of the weapons was sent to ukraine. the super slow i q cvn grid was wanting to have some original. she's done through the reason for my daughter, but as a new baby. so essentially the original research here think only use the import a sheet that the whole of muscle owners is here. and those are the 3 of which was the last of the soviet union collapsed ukraine. no independence came into possession of according to the most conservative estimates. 9000 tang, 11000 vehicles, 18000 artillery systems, 4004 often headed causes, in addition to tens of millions of small alarms and

there's a lot of fear among the staff that received this email.er job, this employee asked to remain anonymous. she's with the county's head start program and is part of early learning services staff. head start is a federal program that scc operates to help vulnerable south bay children with early development. tonight, a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. last month, we told you about the federal review of scc ojai related to allegations it misused head start funds. the superintendent wouldn't talk with us, but her executive director called the issue an accounting error that's been fixed. this staffer believes the allegations that prompted the investigation also prompted the staff relocation and reclassification proposals that would impact her job and others. she believes management is trying to prevent staff from reporting information. i feel like the main reason is they want us out of ritter park. i feel like they're trying to control us by controlling information that we receive, by trying to silence us. are you the only one with these con

to reply to those emails that happens in the workplace anyway, doesn't it?e seeing a big change, aren't we, with labour government, a lot more employment rights. >> i mean, should is that a worry for employers who mutaz might say, well, it's always employers don't like anything that may may affect their profits. >> so i can't think of a single measure that's been brought in that they haven't sort of squealed about when the minimum wage came in. they were they were against that, as were the cbi. >> i mean, all in the cbi eventually came round. >> came round. yeah, but they were but they were originally against that. so the whole thing when it finally came in, it didn't cost the 2 million jobs that i think michael howard predicted. so on the basis of that, we get used to all this new stuff coming in. i think people should should have rights at work. >> isn't nigel right? we've moved on from the thatcherite days of getting rid of employment rights. i mean, well, it's not really getting rid of employment. >> the world is changing and we live in a 24 hour world n

i'm using roger stone's personal email account that they were able to compromise. we're also learning that they were able to successfully infiltrate the account of a former biden ambassador who has a lot of visibility into issues, issues dealing with israel. so you can kind of see why there, who they're targeting and why evan put this into context for us given the capabilities of iran compared to russia and china and other actors that have been aggressive toward the united states with the cyber attacks, right? >> well, we, i mean, they're clearly very much aggressive, but in comparison, the chinese obviously so much bigger and much more you know, much more forefront the forefront of this effort. and certainly the russians had a lot of success in 2016, you know, they, they did influence that election into 2016. and so what the iranians are doing now certainly intelligence officials are very concerned about because they've gone from just routine intelligence collection to what appears to be an effort to try to influence voters before november. and that's what is the

we spend so much about time connected to our phones, connected to our emails all day. and i think that it's really hard to switch off as it is. so having these laws coming to place that, you know, we, we, we really do disconnect is really important. australians worked on average 281 hours of unpaid, over time. last year was the equivalent of more than $88000000000.00. australia joins around 2 dozen countries, mostly in europe, and less than america, which have similar rules. it should help web places work out, managers and employees work out together between them. what's needed and what found necessary and better ways of doing things. that's what i would hope that the slides too, but some a skeptical about whether the new route will what i think it's an excellent idea. i hope the catch is on. i thought it a catch on in our industry to tell the truth. we are professionals. well paid are expected to deliver and uh we fee. we have to live in 24 hours at 24 hours a day. if you have 2 employees will still be able to contact workers in an emergency and an employee can only r

his emails were compromised and then his email address is being used to target members of the trump campaign with those links to try and get access to the trump campaign internal documents. that's as far as we know so far the f b, i has an ongoing investigation to the ledges. iran is behind. all of this is prevents presented the evidence and the wrong denies everything she ever times. the alger 0 washington, and then panza heading held them off to the palace gains some regions around the french capital have benefit and move on others in terms of legacy investments from the olympics. and a smith reports the leads move out of a wind, think village it will become a mixture of private and social housing that its hope will bring an economic jolt to send something in. this region, north of paris has been synonymous with poverty and crime. nearly 4 and a half $1000000000.00 has been spent on infrastructure for the games to try and transform the sub. but some who live here remain skeptical. most of the visuals are for me, honestly, it hasn't changed anything. now there was more for use more security

officials say those emails have now been reissued.ious qualifications, including national 5s, highers and advanced highers. let's speak to our bbc scotland reporter, katie hunter, in glasgow. can we start off with this issue with the blank e—mails? i can imagine being a student, waiting for your result to come, you get the e—mail, then it is absolutely blank, what has gone on? it e-mail, then it is absolutely blank, what has gone on?— what has gone on? it has been a really interesting _ what has gone on? it has been a really interesting and _ what has gone on? it has been a really interesting and unusual. really interesting and unusual morning. we were filming in glasgow with a group of seven or eight young people, and all but one had signed up people, and all but one had signed up to get the results on their phone via text or e—mail. at about eight o'clock, the texts started coming in and people were generally very happy. the first time we rely something might be wrong is when one of the pupilsjust something might be wrong is when on

at first, i deleted a lot of those emails over the years but i thought, i'm really interested.avid: so when was that? deborah: that was 2020 during the lockdown, lots of things going on. but i was just really interested in learning more. david: so that was about three years ago, so you have been the ceo for about three years now? deborah: about two and a half years. david: what is your biggest challenge now at ancestry? what are you trying to do that wasn't done before? deborah: what has been amazing about ancestry is it has been a resilient company over so many generations and yet there is so much more to do. one of the things i really wanted us to do was really make ancestry for all. how do we make the product not just amazing if you have european heritage, but across any heritage? and so, part of the work we have been doing is diversifying our product, making sure we bring in new communities, new content to make it possible from people -- make it more possible for people from different backgrounds to have a great experience. david: ok, so do you have competitors? who else is

and email server as an in-kind contribution, an example given in the complaint shows an email sent in february with a link that directed users to a page hosted by nonprofit stand with asian americans. though raval is listed as an endorser on liccardo's website and acknowledged it, she said the complaint is not about that. >> my rationale for this has nothing to do with sam liccardo and my support of him, or any feeling particularly about evan lowe. what i care about is democratic process. >> lowe's campaign sent a statement saying sam liccardo is once again deploying his supporters to make false accusations against our campaign and distract his own shady conduct. this is simply a case of a volunteer working in their personal capacity using the wrong hyperlink. the email list was purchased from the county registrar and reported by the campaign. liccardo's campaign issued a statement saying in part, quote, evan lowe will do anything to further his political career. the statement went on to bring up other allegations against lowe and say, quote, it's gotten so bad. barack obama's former

email. email. they have not figured out how to censor out emails and they are a great way to communicate. >> you mentioned president trump. i would like you but to weigh in. extremely concerning the censorship we see around the assassination attempt a president trump. can you talk a little bit about what that means for the future of media and for our kids come our children? >> first things first, let's talk about pennsylvania. my salem colleague said, if you tell half the nation for eight years that a politician is hitler, what do you think is going to happen? of course they're going to try to kill him. we had obama. we had clinton. in chicago say the following, donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy. that is what you say about the soviet unions nuclear weapons. that is what you say about isis. and they are saying it about a man, she said, that millions of votes? of course it happen. i wrote a piece and breitbart, the assassin that had to happen. of course it happened. we are seven

they gave us an email address that we could send an email to if we wanted to have our water tested.ould call, and i called that phone number for days, and it was just busy. they were overwhelmed and inundated with reports. >> ten days after the spill, there were more than 200 reports from six neighborhoods across the base of strong fuel odor coming from kitchen and bathroom faucets. but the navy said its initial tests did not detect fuel. >> it defied logic. you know, even though there was a leak and even though our water smelled like jet fuel and even though there was sheen on it, they continued to say, the tests are coming back negative. >> after 12 days and four statements assuring residents the water was not contaminated with fuel, the navy reversed course. on december 2, 2021, it announced more comprehensive tests conducted by the navy had detected jet fuel in the water. three weeks after the spill, tests from hawaii's department of health revealed jet fuel levels 350 times higher than what the state considers safe. richelle dietz lives on base with her husband, a navy chief pe

obviously, this podestas private email that was compromised in 2016 via the very phishing emails that you're talking about here now, he's allegedly involved in this trump in end up pardoning roger stone after he was convicted of lying about his attempts to get hillary clinton's private emails from wikileaks. i just wonder when you look at the details of this, what you make of that in particular well, there's certainly an irony here, and there's also hypocrisy involved when you hear the trump camp plane. when you hear the trump campaign, basically telling the media don't publish any of this, that would be wrong when of course, donald trump was inviting hackers to publish throughout all like wikileaks and goosey for two, and celebrating at every campaign, stop these stolen documents so no small measure of hypocrisy here by the trump campaign but look both campaigns, both parties need to condemn any foreign interference no matter how it cuts this has no place in our politics. americans get to decide american elections. so we need to be united on this in a way that we weren't in 2016 and

cnn can confirm it was roger stone whose email was hacked. investigating suspect did attempts by iran to break into both campaigns i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source it happened. again, may not have come at a worse time for donald trump. the sit-down that he builds all caps the interview of the century, one-on-one with the x ceo, elon musk, was the interview that wasn't at first and for a long while after that, it was supposed to begin exactly an hour ago at 8:00 p.m. eastern but what we listeners tune in to hear that interview between elon musk and donald trump. and instead heard this on a loop music cohen for about an hour. all we could see on musk and trump's feeds was this image right here. musk is claiming it was a cyber attack though i should note this is just now happened as we were coming on the air, we haven't seen any evidence of that. it isn't another major failure, the same vein as when governor ron desantis agreed to launch his presidential campaign. and the same format in an interview with musk and had an almost identic

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earlier detailing a spearfishing incident from june, where iranian military intelligence sent fake emailsgh-ranking official of a presidential campaign from a compromised email account of a former senior advisor. it is unclear what the breach achieved, but several media organizations say they have received anonymous emails. the fbi is investigating the hack. the incident didn't distract the former president from peddling lies about his opponent. he reposted an image of a harris rally falsely claiming she used artificial intelligence to fabricate the crowd size. photos and videos from the event showing thousands of supporters gathered at an airplane hangar easily disproving the conspiracy theory. the harris campaign posted, this is an actual photo of a 15,000 person crowd in michigan. meanwhile at a rally in las vegas, harris made a new pitch to service workers, a key constituency in nevada. >> when i am president, we will continue our fight for working families of america. [applause] including to raise the minimum wage. and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. [app

neera tanden, who was a top adviser to hillary clinton and who wrote that achilles heel email tweetedhis seriously, the double standard here is incredible do they the media now admit they were wrong in 2016? or is the rule hack materials are only used when? it hurts dems? there's no in-between. jim, is that hacks hypocrisy to how they are handling this as compared to how they handled the hillary clinton when the direction it's already up on a site like wikileaks that anybody can just go up onto the internet and you look at, it's a lot easier for a news organization to say, well, they're already out there. people want to see him. they can and we should at least right about the response to them, we should already respond are these emails causing bad blood within the hillary campaign, blah, blah, blah. the question one, would you want to do a favor for r&, the rented molas, want you to put this out there. they want to stir up trouble in some sort of well, but we think that the wikileaks came from the kremlin. >> the second thing is once but once bitten, twice shy. the question of okay

these hacked documents were sent to politico, which reported on saturday that it received emails fromymous account containing internal trump campaign documents. trump's spokesman, stephen chung said in a statement that foreign sources were behind this attack and he blamed iran for the hacking. he said in a statement, these documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the united states, intended to interfere with the 2024 election. and sow chaos throughout our democratic process. cheng pointed to a report from microsoft that was released this week in that report, microsoft revealed that iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps had attempted to hack a high ranking officials emails in june and the microsoft report did not say which campaign it had targeted or if the hack was successful. cnn reached out to the trump campaign asking if it had sought infant more information from the fbi and the trump campaign declined to comment microsoft also declined to comment on this report. it's worth remembering now that in 2016 it was hillary clinton's campaign chairman, john pod