. >> and david petraeus was using a gmail account, wasn't he? >> he used a gmail account. and also in his case, which is why he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor, he actually had in his possession highly classified handwritten notes about ongoing operations and he gave copies of those notes to his mistress and biographer. something he should have been prosecuted. and he asked, do you think mrs. clinton is being treated unfairly? he said absolutely not. the investigation needs to go forward and it appears to be a fair and justified one. >> dan in iron ridge, wisconsin, republican line, go ahead, dan. >> caller: yes, good morning. the fact that she -- i mean, this had to come from the top down. and the fact that she had this server set up by the government, and that she erased any material on it is a criminal offense, in my opinion. she should have never erased anything. since it's a government server, anything she put on it should be -- the government should be able to take and use it in an investigation. i don't know who helped her set this up from the top down, but it's goi

threat against lives of law enforcement officers but did not list exactly what the threats were -- gmail account. in the court papers it was labeled as a threat towards all lives of law enforcement officers but did not list exactly what the threats were. >> his mother sounded strong. >> reporter: the bishop visited with his family. he says the family is comforted by the outpouring of support by the community. >> there are people who are supporting her, community of course, with food and water and what have you. >> reporter: the bishop and other pastors of churches in or morning to talk about ways to make sure tensions do not boil over in the community in this time of mourning. >> it is a meeting to make sure all of the churches are properly positions to minister to the need of this community. >> reporter: a memorial is growing near the scene where he was shot and killed by raleigh police officer trying to serve a warrant. it is the one place, though, friends and family are finding solis. just turned 24. >> reporter: community lead ors are calling on everyone to allow the process to play

use gmail. the figures exclude google's popular youtube video site. >>> the san jose sharks are one point behind the anaheim ducks for the second-place spot in the pacific division after winning 3-2 over the bruins. they were up to one in the second period when brent burns tied it. his shot went in the net after hitting the stick of ryan skinner. now he has 28 goals on the season, tying the sharks record for goals by a defenseman. in the third period, sharks on the power play. ward fires the puck toward the next. joonas donskoi to fit in for the eventual winning goal. >>> back over to sal to check on traffic. >>> we are looking at a lot of slow traffic appearing on 80. westbound 80 is going to be slow as you drive into berkeley. you will see slow traffic there. no major problems but it will be slow when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. about a 10 or 15 minute delay. we have seen some commutes that have been better than normal. san jose, we do not have a lot going on. we did have a problem o

both the sender and receiver using gmail. its maps are 83% protected. these latest figures exclude google's a very popular youtube video site. >>> we want to check in with sal. i'm curious where alex savidge is in the shooting from berkeley. that's only about a block from the upper -- bart station there. >> it will not cause a huge traffic jam. people may be curious if the neighborhood but so far it's not causing major traffic issues. alex and i are on a team and we will let you know what happens there. right now it is not causing any major problems. >>> let's look at what we have outside with the morning commute. you can see traffic will be okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. usually it is about 5:30 when we start to see backup at the toll plaza. no major problems there. also looking at interstate 880. more people are on the road then we saw last time. still, no major crowds that we can see in the area. let's look at contra costa county but the maps system. traffic is light on 680 from the venetia bridgette down to one accrued. highway 4 looks good from

evidence linking ryan to the leaks, prosecutors say the 36 year old accessed dozens of i cloud and gmail accounts that led to the sep fi celeb gate and he is facing five years in prison for felony computer hacking in what jay- law calls a sex crime. >> i have worked for celebrities protecting computers and phones from getting hacked. >> reporter: no famous victims -- one of the celebrity hackers has been found, hollywood should still be on guard. >> i would advise people don't upload any personal and sensitive stuff to clouds, whether a google cloud or apple's i cloud. don't do it. >> reporter: we will have more on this story tonight on the insider, back to you. >>> for more of the hollywood headlines catch the insider at tonight at 7:00 here on cbs 4 news. >>> a reason to tune in to cbs 4 news prime time, the premier of a new criminal minds, the original series of criminal minds follows the behavior of the subjects, the new series, i don't understand borders copies that -- beyond borders copies that. we talked to two of the show's stars. here they are. >> we travel internationally, from

a search warrant shows an unknown gmail account sent an email to a raleigh police officer on monday. police called it a threat against the lives of officers. but they would not say exactly what the threat was. it comes as a city investigates the deadly shooting. officer dc twitty says he shot akil in self defense while trying to arrest him. his mother says the officer shot him in the back. they're calling on the medical examiner to release the autopsy report. >> as soon as we have information that we know can be validated, we will be releasing information. plan to conduct their own investigation. denkins funeral is tomorrow. >>> in 1991, a witness recorded video of l.a. police beating rodney king. he led officers on a high-speed chase. officers were acquitted. that set off riots in 92. 53 people died. >>> we got a little bit of sun out there now. that's not going to last much longer. meteorologist keith monday is here. we're seeing schools closing early. and the mountains maybe getting ahead of the snow chance this afternoon. this is why they're letting out early the clouds all ready

new technologies have come out like gmail, which allows you to search your e-mails much easier.hich we use internally in our organization. also, we look favorably at people who have their own domain name. we want tech savvy people. we want people who know how to research online and keep up with technology, who swim against the current. that is one of those little things. your e-mail just, we believe says a lot about you. we have proven, we have logical reasoning tests that we sent to everyone who applies for a job. haslinda: is it fair to say that the typical profile of your employee is the gen y, the moment of both. -- the millennials. ruslan: people who grew up with the internet are much more likely to succeed if they apply for a job with kogan. haslinda: the average age is 26? ruslan: 26, 27 is the average. at 32, i'm one of the oldest. haslinda: it's ok because you are the boss. you don't believe in formal training. you say all the answers are right there. google. ruslan: correct. we think formal training is for people who want to look like they are learning. google is for p

but then how do i remember the gmail account and everything like that. >> and the bad guys can get into one they will get into everything that is scary. >> yeah. >>> if it does not appear that there is any shortage of >> and now another one got approved. see growth coming up next. at the original mattress factory, we simplify the mattress shopping experience. by building mattresses and box springs in our own local factories, >> i'm maureen o'boyle. we are 15 minutes away from your a father accused of kill his six-month-old baby girl represents himself in court today and he testified in his own defense. hear his response as he is hammered with questions on the stand. plus terror in brussels we are on your side with the latest details on the deadly attacks. plus, details on two huntersville men just feet away from the explosions inside that airport in brussels. those stories are ahead at 5:00. right now wbtv news first at 4:00 continues. >> thank you. back to the alert center with alex giles. you are working on this developing story out of china grove today? >> yes, this information in fr

whether it's the gmail gop will wish lists or emily's list. they create interest groups that push women's issues onto the agenda. whether it's now or back in the second wave feminism or planned parenthood now. it we wouldn't be where we are today if we hadn't had these women in the past. we have to play the particle game the way the men play it. we have to be effective to show that we deserved to be there. i interviewed close to 100 people for this book. many of a more this new generation of leadership. they kind of created this new establishment in the democratic party. so we really can't forget that in 19 system 60 there were no women and so were kind of at this point, we take for granted that we've come so far so fast but i think think your point is well taken, if we have to fight history, we know were stuck at 18%, 17% all over the world in almost every governing body. why do you think quotas are off the table? >> i think it has to do with our racial history. in the 60s and 70s, quota became a code word for not letting african-americans in

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use gmail.d. figures exclude google's popular youtube video site. >>> a short of bus drivers in marin county is creating frustration for users. it's causing an unusual number of delayed or canceled buses. gold gate is trying to distribute updated bus schedules on social media and trying to hire more drivers. >>> federal government gave the green light for the second phase of bart's silicone valley project to move forward. it's part of the first phase, bart is working on an ex ten from fremont to warm springs. also a ten mile extension from warm springs to eastern san jose. that should open up next year. >>> there is a woman we want to tell you about. may inspire you to live. her name is norma. she is 90 years old. when she was diagnosed with carnes, she refused treatment and she hit the road. >> that's right. she said she was going to make the most of the time she had. she made headlines a few weeks ago. now the first pictures of her travels. she looks great. norma went to the grand canyon. the

they will go to linked in, find out who they were, send a gmail address and send a message, which you'd like to take a look? it is very basic. links and attachments can be used by anyone and i think the opm should start with a targeted spear fishing attack and of course you're all not work with sophisticated tools to try and get a network. you may be able to go to what is happening. it's a very big lot of simple vulnerabilities. >> let's go to the audience. we have a microphone if you just raise your hand until the microphone get to you. if you just introduce yourself before you asked the question. >> thank you very much, mr. lucas for doing this. my name is marcus pedro. i work here in washington. what i am concerned about is more than the technical aspect of all of those things is the fact that the american government applied someone who didn't even have a college degree. the most sensitive government systems and he could manage to get all of those things out and get away with it until now at least. so how do you think government of society can protect themselves from those kinds of b

i don't use gmail for government business. i use a email that has dot-gov. people saying just the fact that hillary clinton had this implies something nefarious. >> well, it's shadedy, but shady doesn't necessarily mean criminal. shady doesn't -- and shady can also mean there are civil issues here. but i don't know if it necessarily rises to level of criminal conduct. that is why it is taking so long. they're really looking into this to see if what she did that's shady and not normal is something we can send her to prison for. deirdre: well, some people say yes, indeed. time will tell. many at that ma a holder, thank you -- tamara holder thank you for being here. >> time will tell. deirdre: a some say melania trump may not fit the profile after first lady because of her modeling career. brings up question whether or not spouses are fair game. >>> former presidential candidate mike huckabee will tell us what he thinks of the tone of the race. here is mitt romney reading mean tweets on "jimmy kimmel live." >>@real donald trump, mitt romney had his chance and b

linking ryan collins to the leaks, prosecutors say the 36- year-old accessed dozens of icloud and gmail accounts. he is facing up to five years in prison for felony computer >> i work for celebrities protecting their computers and phones from getting hacked. >> reporter: so far, no famous victims have responded to collins' expected guilty plea. but our hacking insider security expert kevin mitnick says that even though at least one of the celebrity hackers has been found, hollywood should still be on guard. >> i would advise people, don't upload any personal and sensitive stuff to clouds whether it's a google cloud, icloud, don't do it! >> reporter: meanwhile the investigation is still ongoing as authorities believe that collins did not act alone. >> thank you. >>> for the latest celebrity news and entertainment trends watch "the insider" tonight at "entertainment tonight" right here on cbs 2. >>> up next, could we really see snow in weekend?! chances. >> plus, some say it is the secret to younger looking skin, the new ingredient some >> then at 6:00, businesses raided. why federal agen

although some people, donald trump included say just the fact that she had this private server with gmailset up implies that she knew she was -- >> exactly, deirdre. knowing that is such a hard standard to meet. but what you're getting at, you can't actually get inside of someone's head with the knowing a crime. so that is what you show in, showing a crime, you show all those things, implications of something. deirdre: right. and trump has said even if she is allowed to run, if she is allowed i can certainly face her but has big implication this is year. >> of course. deirdre: let me ask you about something else that may or may not affect the race, michael bloomberg, former new york city mayor. >> very popular. deirdre: saying i will not enter the race for the united states. >> right. deirdre: he doesn't want to be a third party candidate. basically said if he ran he would lose. what does this change if anything? >> you have to think all the candidates for the gop are just having a huge sigh of relief because if he had run he would certainly take away -- deirdre: from both sides probably.

people are paying tribute on social media, including gmail, who tweeted, it thank you ray tomlinson forutting the at sign on the map. #restinpeace. talk about having impact. >> yeah. kids today don't know, carl, but that at sign before the web browser came out, it was like that carrot over the 6. it was like, what is that even for? now it's punctuation like a period or comma. >> unbelievable part of our daily lives. brent has set a new high for the year as it cracked 40. that's key. oil at $37.59. art cashin writes traders are in awe of the serial short coming and material shocks, s&p is pulled within 2% loss for the year. >> in mid 20s a few weeks ago. >> unbelievable. a chore for the afternoon. let's get back to headquarters and the half. ♪ >>> all right, carl. thanks. welcome to "the halftime report". the commodity crush and whether the worst is really over. with us for the hour today, joe terranova, jim laboren that will, pete najarian, and. from crude to copper and almost all points in between, commodity stocks are been rallying, leading some to think the bottom is in. the names wh

host: david petraeus used a gmail account.st: and in his case, he had in his possession highly classified, handwritten notes about ongoing operations paid in he gave copies of those notes to his mistress and biographer. clearly an illegal act. clearly something he should have been prosecuted for and was. this morning, he indicated in response to a question in an interview -- do you think mrs. clinton is being treated unfairly -- he said absolutely not. i think the investigation has to go forward and it appears to be fair and justified. n in wisconsin, republican line. go ahead. good morning. this had to come from the top down. the fact that she had this server set up by the government and that she erased any material on it is a criminal offense, in my opinion. never erasedve anything. since it is a government server, anything she put on it -- the government should be able to take and use it in an investigation. i do not know who helped her set this up from the top down, but it is going to point to people. i do not know if peop

gmail giving him a shout-out on twitter. thank you, ray tomlinson. martha: he's the one we have to thank for the thousands of emails. i remember the first time someone said to me, i use email. i said what the heck is that? that's a flash in the pan. >> i never thought we would have -- it was interesting, it was challenging, it was fascinating, it was sometimes frightening. there were type it seeped the sun forgot to shine. but those days have been in comparisons to the accomplishments that gold brightly and a remembrance of the warmth and support from so many of you across america. martha: nancy reagan speaking at the 1996 could be vehicle about her time in the white house with her husband. he's being remembered for the many causes including "just say no." that picture was after the assassination attempt when they waved from the windows, giving everybody the sign that everything was a-okay. when you got this news and said you landed in new york when you heard the news about nancy reagan, what went through your mind? >> i was greatly saddened. i think

in terms of what we think about how terrorists communicate with each other it's not the obvious, a gmail, not twitter, not what's up. from what i understand there are underground apps that terrorists use exclusively that have very few members and they are not known to you and me. how difficult would it be for government officials, for law enforcement officials to actually get at those, you know, underground apps? >> well, if we had a solid cyber security presence in the world, both the u.s. and the u.s. allies, it would be trivial. let me explain something. harris corporation of melbourne florida creates a device called a sting ray. there are one 00 of them in use here in america spying on u.s. citizens. that device can intercept phone calls within a half a mile radius. the device has a secondary purpose if you have the correct software. it can push down -- meaning you have a telephone and frequently at&t will say we are updating our system. it will do something very similar, only it puts special software on the phone that does two things. it traps all the key strokes so that when you ar

google already uses the new technology for the gmail service. the group submitted the new encryption proposal to the international internet engineering task force on friday. >>> well, as self-driving cars become the norm, some say traffic signals will become a thing of the past. researchers envision a digital traffic controller that allow cars to flow through intersections seamlessly. they say the network would tell each war when there is a slot available to move forward. the researchers say traffic would move faster and the number of accident could be reduced. >>> well, steve mentioned more rain is the way for the bay area. in just minutes where there are weather warnings this morning. >>> plus, a look at the race for the white house. next, who is making a stop here in the bay area. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. ♪ you're ready. ♪ get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? >>> hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea are headed to the bay area. chelsea is holding two event. one in palo alto. the

it is worth noting that the program director sent this from her personal gmail account to their officialail. epa has a history of using such methods to circumvent transparencies. jeannie mccarthy has been called before the science committee for example because of using her personal e-mail for government business. this e-mail that i've head today appears to be evidence of a delivered intention to mislead. going back to the fact that most employees try to do the best they can, that a handful don't, i think that this indicates that there's a culture of secrecy and a lack of transparency that starts at the top. how would you respond to that? >> i would respond by saying that epa has a policy of not using personal e-mail. and if there is an instance where it is necessary for technical reasons to copy one's government account. >> well she did that. six weeks later. i have got a copy of the law here title 44 regarding federal records that requires -- that indicates, mr. chairman, that she didn't copy this in a timely manner. you know, i want to -- this is not about finger pointing. and that's w

private e-mail but also having a server she made the case in the past that, secretaries of state of gmail in her basement. >> she has really 55,000 pages of e-mails this election is not about hillary clinton's e-mails here spent bernie sanders said that it is whether or not we are going to be able to help people, who feel like they are not on the firm of the ground have more confidence be able to make sure they can help kids be better off, and make sure that they can reach the middle class. >> i have got to ask this question jim comey wants to wrap this investigating up promptly that tells me that it is sort of nearing the -- the closure we all know that fbi does not finish an investigation without questioning the person involved. has hillary clinton been asked to speak to the fbi. >> i have no knowledge s whatsoever about that, i am focused on. >> will she speak to the fbi when asked to go speak to them? >> those are questions that you have to ask each of -- hillary clinton, and anyone associated with her team, you know. i am doing my job as member of congress first and foremost represen

little bit of the white house people getting these personal emails from hillary clinton @gma clinton @gmailhe top-secret emails to mrs. clinton from the president of the united states. how could he not know he was e-mailing her on a private server? it didn't sayus.gov -- >> they will never report her. >> some of the stuff she sent, she sent to sid blumenthal, outside the circle of state department employees with no security clearance. then he extends back to her. they're chatting about it. >> should he be facing a trial, as well? >> i'm sure the fbi -- i'm sure the fbi will interview him as to who else knew about what mrs. clinton was doing with the emails. >> i thought it was curious. the attorney general last night did not want to talk about any of the specifics of the ongoing case regarding hillary because they don't do that. however, when the topic turned to apple, she's got a million points she wants to make about that. >> very good point. >> apple today will go up on capitol hill. and they're going to sit in front of a house committee to explain why they shouldn't help law enforcement