they never mention gru or russia. i said, this sounds very much like the gru and reporter says, hey, have you know that? i said, it is like reading a playbook. the techniques they describe, while not specific to the gru, are very typical of their types of operations. we haveortant to note seen them strike far and wide. this is not unique to u.s. election interference. we have seen them in quite a few of our client networks, both in the u.s. and outside the u.s. as well. juan: jake, if elections in this country are so fundamental or critical to the society and the governing process, why are -- why is there election machinery so vulnerable? >> you have to step back and look at the fact, as the vote totals coming, their total by county commissioners who at the end of the day, have very little , if any, cyber security training. ere is no real-time monitoring of these machines in any case i have been involved in. as we look at the small county governments, they simply don't have the funding to fend off or chordate a nation

. >> we see gru change a lot when he becomes a father. how did being a father change you? >> it didn't change me at all. you know, people will say being a parent changes you. it's like, if you were a jerk before you had kids, you're still a jerk. if you were a nice person, you -- you might be a jerk. >> kristen voices gru's wife, who is so not happy business long lost twin is beconning him back to the dark side. >> you two are villains now? >> i mean, hello, sweetie. >> uh-oh. busted. >> steve pulls double duty, voicing gru and dru. >> so bad. >> we have a despicable quiz to test how despicable you really are. >> oh. >> drive in the car pool lane without a passenger. >> does, like, an inflatable dummy count? i actually saw someone -- did i ever tell you this? i saw someone at the supermarket who had a mannequin in the passenger seat. so lame. >> use your celebrity to get out of a ticket? >> i did get pulled over three days ago, i'm not even joking. i got pulled over. she's like, where do i know you from? i was like, oh, maybe "saturday night live" or something. she still g

at least n >> gru discloses that he has a twin brother. agnes tries to find a true unicorn, and gru tries to steal back the biggest diamond. >> ooh. >> dance fight! ♪ >> that looks fun. see if he wants to come on the show. >> come on. >> got some moves. >> the '80s references, while we love them, they're apparently not impressing the critics. critici critics are give depictable me three a tepid 63%. or d minus. one says it's overstuffed with a confusing plot, dated jokes and a lack of attention to its biggest stars, even the minions deserve better than this. and matt goldberg says there has to be a better way to entertain small children. kids deserve better than this. >> so even kids. >> so the minions, but it's the even kids part that you're really. >> exactly. next to something for the grown-ups. >> okay. >> it's called "in the house." will ferrell and amy poehler have blown through their daughter's college fund and are looking for a quick way to raise cash. though team up with their neighbor to launch an underground casino in his home.

here's steve carell as gru. "despicable me 3." >> hello, gru, how's your transition coming?worst villain to world's worst agent? >> oh, that's hilarious. you should be on tv. >> oh, that's right, you were. but then you got canceled. >> ha, ha. >> what about that? >> what? >> oh, carl. dance fight. ♪ come on. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is great! it is great. >> thanks >> jimmy: i loved it. >> thanks. >> jimmy: steve carell, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "despicable me 3" is in theaters everywhere on friday. check it out. when we come back, steve and i are playing "blow you mind. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sometimes, you feel the need to take... a smellfie. hanes wants to end the smellfie. those quick self-sniffs... to check the ol' smell levels. but this thing we've all done doesn't need to be a thing. there's a smart way to stay fresh. hanes with freshiq advanced odor-protection technology. get your free trial pack at hanes.com. go

those mischievous minions, gru and crew.. good soup. i love the combination of gummi bears and meat. >> i'm going to hold it in my mouth. it's so good. i don't want to swallow it. >> steve carell and kristen wiig, good morning to both of you guys. we got the screener to prepare for the interview. and i will admit, i use it as bribery for my kids. they don't normally watch the screeners with me. you're good for the rest of the week. you can watch it with me. i have the best behaved kids i ever had in anywhere life. in the four years of life. it's so funny, we can all watch it together. the adults are laughing just as much as the kids. that's the goal, right? >> yeah. there's a lot of stuff for adults. yeah. it's not that racy. i mean nothing, racy. that would be a weird movie. >> come see it. >> you're welcome, universal. >> way to sell th >> i don't think you really have to worry. considering the franchise is in the billions. >> the billions. >> that's crazy. >> why do you think people like it so much? it's just fun. >> did

that wasn't gru. is that too much? that wasn't gru. you talk like this. i love it.w you came by the voice and you said you use your roan kids and you said you use your roan kids and you said you use your roan kids and you tried out on them. are they just say in, shut up, dad? enough the funny stuff. don't do it any more. we have had enough. we'll reach that point. it's so much fun to embarrass your kids. go to a supermarket, any grocery store, you can do anything there, sing, dance, dance down the aisles holding two bags of fruit. you do that? my daughter is 16, can you imagine? 0r picking up at school. hi, honey! dad, what are you doing? does it. do you do it? embarrass your kids? even though i was embarrassed by my dad regularly, i am turning into that person. it is inevitable. that is c speaking to steve carell and kristen wiig. he needs to work in his voice a little bit. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm victoria hollins. 1a tower blocks across london have now failed fire safety tests following the

it's payback time gru.tt has the girls. [ shouting ] ♪ so bad ♪ so good that i'm so bad... ♪ momma's coming girls. [ minions yelling ] hey. are you okay? [ minion babble ] despicable me 3. rated pg. weather alert this morning.. >>> good monday morning. monday morning? tuesday morning. we're under a microclimate warning this morning. the start of summer kicking off right now. live look at dublin on the left side of the screen. san francisco on the right. some areas finally get a bit of relief today and for many others another sweltering day. we have live team coverage to get you through the worst of it. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. to kari and looking for relief. >> along the coast today and that's where we have had the relief. we are going to see that fog rolling back in as we go into the next couple of hours. for san francisco and along the coastline. and that will help bring down those temperatures a few more degrees. a live look outside right now at s

>> fsb is russian secret security services, and the gru is russian military intelligence. formerly known -- the fsb was known as the kgb. >> malcolm and matt, and charlie, with "the new york times," thank you, gentlemen. appreciate your time this afternoon. >> thanks. >> about two hours away from president trump meeting with republican leaders to talk about their legislative agenda that is a bit stalled right now. we'll talk about that and also take a look at the president's trip to ohio. he's heading to the buckeye state tomorrow and pushing this new infrastructure plan. but is he drowning out his own message with those tweets? q. ohio republican congressman joining me next. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy. booking.com gets it. and with a book now, pay later feature, i don't have to pay for anything when i book. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. when a fire destroyedwith us everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can l

the singer literally grew up with "gru." "yeah it's kind of crazy.4 and now i'm 24 so i'm like, it's just kind of crazy how it happened." carell says it's not crazy -- it's the storytelling. "they're able to tell, while being wacky and being very silly and irreverent, they tell very genuine, human stories." even when they're not about humans. in minion-wood... er, hollywood, i'm david daniel ( mark ) ahead at nine on the morning news... three bay area planned parenthoods are closing their doors this morning. kron four's lyida pantazes is live in the east bay with more on the closures. and the city of san francisco violates one of it's own policies... and now it is being forced to pay up. we'll explain. and we're tracking the weather ahead of this weekend and heading into the 4th of july holiday. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check and traffic... hot spot in san leandro eb 580 estudillo blocking hree lanes, slow from 98th in oakland (rebecca)we're waking up to cloudy skies and mostly 50

. >> we see gru change a lot when he becomes a father. how did being a father change you?ge me at all. people will say being a parent changes you. it's like if you were a jerk before you had kids, you're still a jerk. if you were a nice person, you actually might be a jerk. >> kristen voices gru's wife, who is so not happy his long lost twin, dru, is beckoning him back to the dark side. >> you two are villains now? >> aha, i mean hello, sweetie. uh-oh, busted. >> steve pulls double duty voicing both gru and dru. >> look at his face. >> okay. drive in the carpool lane without a passenger? >> does like an inflatable dummy count? i actually saw someone. did i ever tell you this? i saw someone at the supermarket who had a mannequin sitting in the passenger seat. so lame. >> use your celebrity to get out of a ticket. >> i did get pulled over three days ago. i'm not even joking. i got pulled over. and she's like where do i know you from? and i did said, oh, maybe like "saturday night live" or something? she still gave me a ticket. >> yeah. i felt really gross. >> because it didn

there is steve carrell and a story about gru and his brother, a new super villain but for me i just findinions funny. i laughed all the way through. even though i knew that i shouldn't, i did. you are allowed to do that. i am so fascinated by risk, your third choice. this is by laura poitras, who made citizenfour, about edward snowden which was brilliant. it was real edge of your seat stuff. she was in the hotel room when the revelations were made. he came across as self—effacing and shy in that documentary. someone who did not want to be the centre of the story. this is one aboutjulian assange, about whom the adjectives self—effacing and shy are not immediately applicable. the film is very conflicted about its subject. it looks like it began as a film about someone film maker admired, but that changes. the portrait we get is someone who is narcissistic, controlling, self obsessed, and has no self—awareness. here is a clip in whichjulian assange and his associate are trying to ring hillary clinton on the phone. this is an emergency. you are the emergency line and it will take a while? 0k

the country decided to harness the awesome water bubbling and all heated by volcanic activities under gruround. every small town in the country has one of these common pools. and it is become a focus point of public life. this is the zip code of our country, twitching in the cold, we don't have the mediterranean plaza culture or a time square. it is limited window here. the pub did not develop a social place either. we are not very out going. when we mote in the pool, we chat. that's where you are at ease to talk to others. >> iceland finds itself in the top three of the world's happiest countries. researcher believe the pools are a big reason for it. why is this place so happy? >> if you think of health and wellness and being free from disease but also the meant l and the social aspect of health and wellness. >> i think the heat and the geno thermal heat and the pool has a lot to do with that. we feel good there. >> like kari says -- life is good here. if i was not from here, this would be my first choice of where to live. there is a tight knit network of family and friends here. >> appr

gru meets his better half in despicable me 3. he meets his long-lost twin brother. a sibling brother soon boils up but even that takes a backseat to gru's i hate the '80s anti-pathy. despicable me 3 is rated pg. answeral is not an infant chauffeur in "baby driver." he plays a quirky wheel man but when the get away goes wrong for a kevin spacey heist, the strong man pulls out all the stops to stop him in his tracks. "baby driver" is rated r. that's the box office preview. >>> all right. it's time for the big fireworks forecast for the fourth of july here in washington, it is going to be a hot and humid day. there is an outside chance of a stray thunderstorm during the afternoon but i'm very opt mythic that we'll have no issues with the fireworks. here's your whole ten-day forecast. eight of the next ten days likely to be 90 degrees or higher. have a great weekend. >>> thangks, chuck, you too. >> those air-conditioners are going to be working overtime. that's it for news4 midday. thanks for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon, first at 4:00. >>> aem get t

people were either dead or missing presumed dead after the g ru nfeld missing presumed dead after the grumissing presumed dead after the grunfeld tower in london last week was any familys —— families have lost one family member. the brexit secretary has been in brussels meeting michel barnier at the start of two years of logicians. it was clear from the opening that most of —— both of us wants to get the best possible partnership, one for the uk and for the possible partnership, one for the uk and forthe eu. possible partnership, one for the uk and for the eu. the former children's children presenter has died at the age of 83. brian cant. he had been suffering from parkinson's disease. ina in a moment, it will be time for sports day, but first, a look at what else is coming up this evening on beauty news. we will get the latest from the terror attack on muslim worshippers near a mosque in finsbury park which left one man dead and nine people injured. at seven, we will be in brussels to join christian fraser for 100 seven, we will be in brussels to join christian fraserfor 100 days plus to

agent gru, you're fired. [ gasp ] if you fire him, you're gonna have to fire me.eally wanna do that? uh, do ya? [ screaming ] well, i guess she did. we're going to be fine. i want to help since you don't have a job. i got two whole dollars. awww. minions! we're going back to villainy. [ cheering ] [ evil chuckles ] so, you're villains now? [ shrieking and chuckling ] i mean hello sweetie. despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> good morning i'm landon dowdy live. here are today's top business headlines. u.s. markets start the week higher after a big win for. wall street will be watching. two federal reserve members for any hints about future rate hikes. retailers and grocery stores taking a beating after amazon's $13 billion purchase of whole foods. the nasdaq sinking 13 points to 6151. uber losing some ground to the competition. 84% to 77% last month. according to a report by second measure. this comes amid a series of scandals of the company is taking a leave of absence. lyft completed a $236 million funding round in april. and brexit talks officially kicking off in brus

the guy from the gru. when he was asked how to speak such fluent english, he responded russian military intelligence. not a secret. he eventually while he still held that job at that american nonprofit he started moonlighting with somebody connected to paul manafort, the international republican institute got rid of him because of that. after thereafter, paul manafort picked him up full-time and his close association with paul manafort carried on for many happy and rich years thereafter. by the time paul manafort was involved in the trump campaign, he and kastia, they were still meeting. according to "the washington post" they met in may, may of last year. a couple of weeks before paul manafort was elevated to be trump campaign chairman. and then they met again in august at a cigar bar in new york city called the grand havana room which i should tell you is located, incidentally at 666 fifth avenue which is jared kushner's family property. they met there in early august 2016. just two weeks before paul man

it's payback time gru.as the girls. [ shouting ] ♪ so bad ♪ so good that i'm so bad... ♪ momma's coming girls. [ minions yelling ] hey. are you okay? [ minion babble ] despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> let's hop over to the cme group and check in with rick santelli and get the santelli exchange >> thanks, carl. i want to welcome my guest, peter chur, thanks for taking the time >> thanks for having me, rick. >> you know, i would love to read your material, and there's a big debate now going on. i never thought i would live long enough to hear this particular debate. policy error by the u.s. fed are they moving the too fast are they talking about tightening too much, given the data, what are your thoughts >> i'm surprised that they were as hawkish as they came out last week they had the chance to pull back, act a little bit more dovish they came out very hawkish, that they're going to hike more this year, hike next year, and they also want to start shrinking the balance sheet. and this is all while the data is a

. >> is there any way, if you say this was gru doing this, is there any way vladamir putin would not know this? if he knew this, not that anyone suspected he was telling the truth we just caught him in a big lie. >> nbc news reported months ago he not only knew about some of this he personally directed some of this. this was a topdown covert intelligence operation aimed at russia's main adversary. no way putin didn't have his hands all over this thing according to our intelligence sources. >> with me, michael isikoff for yahoo! news. what a liar. not that anyone ever thought he was telling the truth. what a liar. >> a couple things leap out at me on this, first of all the culprit accused was a contractor, like edward snowden, does raise the question. >> she'd been there since february and had top secret clearance. >> the document itself actually i find quite fascinating because it talks about activities conducted by the gru, russian intelligence and right through october, targeting spear fishing campaigns to get access to state voter registration databases. this goes back to the ques

it appears that the gru, russian military intelligence was well aware of that.t they were doing is using their trusted system of infiltrating malware into these systems by going through elected officials through spear first quarter. that's whe i allows your computer to the blood flood wi malware when you click that link. they have used this all over the world. by doing, this it show they'd had an intelligence collection process that was weaponized. and they were going to get to these election officials. now whether it was just for the registration tolls or whether it was to get access to their voting tally systems, we don't know. all we know is john brennan of the cia warned them. they actually weaponized this system and put it into place and were going to use it. so that tells us this election process was really in danger this last year. >> and josh, this leak is from someone who must believe that this was additional information that we needed to know. >> yeah. but that's not legally her determination to make. this report was only a month old. so if this inform

i was a little surprised to hear it was a gru intrusion set. i would have been guessed fsb, because they have a bigger, better resourced operation -- >> gru is military? >> military intelligence. the fsb being the internal service. the external service, the svr, also has the capability. but bottom line, any of those organizations would have wanted to do this and had the capability to do it, so, yeah, it's very consistent. >> jeff, as for the alleged leaker, reality winner, what kind of trouble is she actually in? she seems to be the first major example of president trump's vow to crack down on leaks. >> she's in a world of trouble. the law is very clear here. for a government employee or a contractor who has access to classified information to share it intentionally with someone who doesn't have a security clearance, including a reporter, is a crime. and it's a very serious crime. what makes this awkward for journalists is that we encourage leaks like this. and we rely on leaks like this. but we recognize and as do the leakers recognize, that t

agent gru, you're fired. [ gasp ] if you fire him, you're gonna have to fire me. do you really wanna do that? uh, do ya? [ screaming ] well, i guess she did. we're going to be fine. i want to help since you don't have a job. i got two whole dollars. awww. minions! we're going back to villainy. [ cheering ] [ evil chuckles ] so, you're villains now? [ shrieking and chuckling ] i mean hello sweetie. despicable me 3. rated pg. americans are willing rack up debt to take a vacation. >>> welcome back. it's 4:55. what is a vacation worth? americans are willing to rack up debt just to take a vacation. according to a new study 74% of americans have gone into debt just to pay for a trip. the studies show the average american takes on $1,100 in debt and millennials are far more willing to go into debt over a trip. according to the study a majority of americans forget to consider the cost of a vacation when planning out their budget for the year. >> i can get that. sometimes you just need to reset, take your mind off things. this guy is feeling good. at 4:56, we are learning

gru, villainy is in your blood. [ evil laughter ] [ minions shouting ] look at us, two brothers pulling[ upbeat music ] [ gasps ] i'm gonna be empaled! [ chuckles ] i'm okay. [ exhales ] despicable me 3. rated pg. i believe in me too. ♪ i am the unicorn of your confidence ♪ brewed only in thgolden, colorado... to its roots. ...and nowhere else. ever. coors banquet. that's how it's done. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." now, today wasn't all bad. there were also some exciting things that happened. first, after more than 20 years-- and this is real-- fox news announced they will no longer be using the slogan "fair and balanced." ( laughter ) yeah, i guess after all this time, they were just like, "who the (bleep) are we kidding? come on." and there are some great new slogans that they're considering at fox. one is "for chance old people." another one they have is "ruining thanksgiving since 1996." and i think the odds-on favorite is "no espanol." ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's it. so we'll see what wins. but that wasn't the only nice thing about today, because you know what

it's payback time gru.he girls. [ shouting ] ♪ so bad ♪ so good that i'm so bad... ♪ momma's coming girls. [ minions yelling ] hey. are you okay? [ minion babble ] despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. bitcoins been on a record run. and top of a conversation here at the emerse conference even ber tainter pitbull weighed in >> i had my eye on bitcoin >> are you in it >> no i'm not to be honest with you. i truly don't understand it to this point i want to know more about it but it's amazing what they're doing in a virtue wall world >> so, how real is bcoin, can yo actually live off of it. >> you take bitcoin? can i buy this with bitcoin? >> i do not know what -- >> do you accept bitcoin >> no. >> new york city may have thousands of restaurants but only a few accept bitcoin including the village here in the lower east side. may i check out with albealbert? crest right up there and there we go. transportation also a challenge. ideal taxies and sub ways don't accept bitcoin there's another

there was a leak nsa document that came out last week that was very specific -- this is the gru, russianilitary intelligence doing this, not some criminal hacker. julia: we should make that clear. scarlet: yes, we should. as we sit through the details of this recording and away jeff sessions' testimony, for the president and this was supposed to be the week of, i believe, workforce development? last week was infrastructure week. >> another one down the drain. scarlet: well, they lost control of the narrative. we are being facetious because the president said infrastructure week would take off like a rocket. >> they are metaphors for the problem they are facing. scarlet: thank you. >> this russia investigation looms over everything. infrastructure week, workforce development week, important policies like tax reform, deregulation, a new health care bill -- all of these things have gotten subsumed into the maelstrom of the russian investigation and mismanagement at the white house and it overshadows everything they do. julia: kevin come i want to bring you back and because i know you have b

the criminal hack erkss or actual gru fsb intelligence officers discussing how do we flood the field with this. between that report of april and july, we had 2.0. a russian intelligence pretending to be a romanian hacker. but you have all these people. people flooding the field to get that information and to find the source so they can use it against hillary clinton. >> and we know he has quite a story to tell. he is tell only person during this whole campaign. anyone with any national security, real national security experience and chops who is close to candidate trump. >> that's right. just to foot stomp on that, it can be both ways. donald trump or the future president will sit down with the officer. that probably didn't happen. the fact that the president asked them to release they will. this could potentially be an avenue. it is not a direct 1-2 step. there may be a one, two, three, four. there may be a cast of character that's come from the president. >> that's exactly right. >> i remember stories in 2008. there was an a pockry. time in which there was something about whitey. a

the gru military officer. sitting across the table from them negotiating. what i can tell is that you the russians start this ender to destabilize the united states. they were not looking for partner. their goal is to recruit them. i understand there's a legal precedence. the idea of collusion, it insince waits a partnership and it is that's where donald trump is getting some traction. this is not a partnership. this is something very, very different. >> not a partnership and always relationship you don't realize you're in while it is happening. which seems to me a distinct possibility. >>> still to come, sarah huckabee he sanders retreats to an off camera briefing and president trump escalates his attack on the media in a whole new way. plus, a progressive liberal steps into the ring. choicehotels.com. badda book. badda boom. that's it? he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com adapted to my weight and shape, h

gru, villainy is in your blood. [ evil laughter ] [ minions shouting ] look at us, two brothers pullingeist. [ upbeat music ] [ gasps ] i'm gonna be empaled! [ chuckles ] i'm okay. [ exhales ] despicable me 3. rated pg. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. zblmpblt we have a news alert, one of uber's top executives has left the company now, this is the highest profile exit so far. in an internal e-mail to his team, he says yesterday was my last day with uber he says he signed on with the company almost four years ago and quote, it has truly been the experience of a lifetime helping uber become the fastest growing company of all time. now, this is a big departure for the ride sharing start up because he is described as one of the

gru! get your mojo back. become a villain again.on babble ] [ minions cheering ] [ minions sighing ] [ minions cheering ] [ minions booing ] okay minions, we're going back to villainy. [ minions shouting ] ♪ so bad ♪ so good that i'm so bad... ♪ [ honking ] so, you're villains now? [ nervous laughter ] i mean, hello sweetie. despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> time for cramer stock trading. >> we all listened to lloyd blankfein last night goldman takes paychex from buy to hold. on the tax reform if they can't get it done, i happen to think paychex is a driven company and they should be more patient. it's interesting people are starting to say, wait a second maybe there won't be tax reform. what you're buying on that tax, maybe you shouldn't do and this is the beginning of people saying, we bought these stocks maybe we should hold back. so be careful. >> so, ginni tonight. >> yes. >> that's a big one and also wix, which is very exciting. they make all the websites adobe tomorrow, trying to have a big week not unlike february 20th, 24th wh

gru, villainy is in your blood. [ evil laughter ] [ minions shouting ] look at us, two brothers pullingeist. [ upbeat music ] [ gasps ] i'm gonna be empaled! [ chuckles ] i'm okay. [ exhales ] despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> welcome back, market movers today, how about matel at a 52-week low. a new buy today, cutting mattel's price target there to 24 bucks from thirty they lack specifics how to execute a plan discussing yesterday's investor event cutting dividends, and shares down 7%. >>> kroger at a 52-week low, downgraded the stock to neutral from buy trimming the target, and yesterday, the supermarket giant cut full year earnings guidance, and the ceo explained what led to the cut on "squawk box" earlier today >> well, i look at my grocery category, which is 45% of the sales, and ended the quarter just about flat. it was bouncy in the quarter, so looks like there's a little bit of inflation creeping back in there. produce was getting inflationary during the quarter, protein is deinflationary so there is pressure on it >> kroger shares down 18% in the session today. 24 and change. look

gru, villainy is in your blood. [ evil laughter ] [ minions shouting ] look at us, two brothers pulling heist. [ upbeat music ] [ gasps ] i'm gonna be empaled! [ chuckles ] i'm okay. [ exhales ] despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> uber is expected to release the results of an independent investigation led by eric holder on allegations of sexual harassment now all eyes are on the near term future of travis kalanick let's bring in mike isaac, mitchell green good morning to you both mike, we talked yesterday about travis' future do we know more today? >> i think it's still up in the air. the latest ei've been hearing, essentially the company has to sort of figure out whether they will slap him on the wrist or have him go away in a sort temporary leave absence in the morning. i don't have any indication that he's going to step down entirely or leave the company, but i do think that there will be some sort being organizati sort of, okay, we need to take him out the limelight for a bit sfwlp wh >> what needs to happen in your view? >> i think that the board will do the right thing they are xwig pr

it's payback time gru. bratt has the girls. [ shouting ] ♪ so bad ♪ so good that momma's coming girls. [ minions yelling ] hey. are you okay? [ minion babble ] despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> in california, marijuana has become big business. medical marijuana is legal now and recreational use will be legal next year. harry smith reports on a high tech business that's cashing in by delivering pot to your door. >> san francisco is a place where things happen. the city by the bay has always been an early adopter and that's never been more true than now. start-ups flourish here. we want to show you one that amazed even us. if you live here you can get marijuana delivered to your door legally in 15 minutes or less. my father was a milkman. >> really? >> yeah. you know it was all about meeting supply and demand. >> absolutely. >> you don't have to pick up empties. >> no, i don't. >> meet eric james, a 21st century delivery man. the smartphone on his dash tells him where to go and the fastest route to get there. >>

they might not have been formal employees of the gru or the fsb, which is actually the main cyber actor in russia. they could have been mercenaries, you know, people who will hack whatever you want. you know, they'll do it for the highest bidder, or people who are blackmailed kind of like you saw on "house of cards," using past criminal activity against them to get you to work for the state. so he always leaves himself some plausible wiggle room. >> yeah, i would also just note that what was particularly alarming about what putin said is it wasn't just, you know, the fact that russian citizens might have done this. it was that it was their patriotic duty to have done this. he said if the russians hacked the americans, then it was actually, you know, patriotic of them. >> that's the other thing is it was -- the description is essentially an endorsement of the action. i mean, again, this gets back to the sort of core elemental emotional part, which is that he genuinely bears a grudge, does not like and dislikes intentionally hillary clinton. the idea that a patriotic russian would rush to