so today we have brought in jim ash the national leader of the forensics practices group and independentublic accounting and advisories firm. jim's here to tell us what we need to do so this does not happen to us. it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> first and foremost, if you're a victim of it, don't feel badly. you are not alone. >> it is a very prevalent event. we see it all the time. >> from very smart people. >> yes. and it just happens toechb the most, you know, people who are watching the situation where are closely. it just happens. >> so let's make sure it doesn't happen to anyone who's watching this. tell us what to do? >> typically this happens a lot more in small business and it could be from 10 to 20 employees. and there's a combination of two things happening. one is that there's a trusted employee who's been there probably for 5, 10, 15 years. it's very trusted by the owners. and it's somebody usually in the age group of 30 to 45 and they've been there at the company for a long time. and there's that trust factor. the other thing is in a small business, very hard to seg

today, jim ash, national leader at and independent public accounting and advisory services firm. he's here to tell us what we need to do so this doesn't happen to us, great to see you. >> thank you. >> first and foremost, if you are a victim of it, don't feel some badly, you are not alone. >> it is a very troubling event. we see it all the time. >> very smart people. >> yes, very smart people. and it just happens to even the most, you know, people who are watching a the situation very closely. it happens. >> let's make sure it doesn't happen to anyone who's watching this. tell what you say we need to do. >> the first thing that happens, typically this happens more in small business. and small business could be anywhere from 10 to 20 employees. and the combination of two things happen, one is that there's a trusted employee who probably there for five, 10, 15 years, and very trusted by the owners, and it's somebody usually in the age group of 30 to 45, and they've been there for a long time. and you lose that trust factor. the other thing is to segregate the duties between the emp

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earlier today, defense secretary ash carter said the sailors strayed into iranian waters in the persian gulf after a navigation error. jimwhat do we know today? >> from the highest placed source in the pentagon, secretary of defense himself, ash carter. and on the record, intend of back ron, but he confirmed what we had been led to believe and were told in the past couple of days, that these ten sailors, in two separate boats, had some kind of navigational problems. the secretary calls it a navigational error. in other words, they were miles off of their intended path and we were told that sailors when they were on the two boats were never in any contact with any of other navy forces or the navy command at bahrain, and secretary carter also confirmed that. he said the investigation's still under way. but clearly, the straying into those international water was the fault of those in command of those two boats. and there was something interesting, too. in an interview with the spanish network univision, the correspondent asked secretary carter, what he thought about seeing sailors on their knees with hands clasped behind t

jim crow era. >> the cleveland's patrolman will fight to clear the officer's name and that the next goal is to get the case in front of an ash triter. >>> helping the -- arbitrator. >> helping the homeless. marines who are on a special mission. >> and what has people losing their minds, somara. >> and i am ready to hear that story. let's look at the forecast. right now, 29 degrees still out there and chilly. we saw some snow flurries earlier. the good news is that painesville is drying out and it's looping on the radar there. you can see the satellite is very cloudy out there this morning. so you are waking up to overcast skies as we head throughout the day. you can expect highs to reach 33 degrees this afternoon. and a lot cooler than yesterday morning. again, very cloudy as we head into the evening. that is a welling at your neighborhood forecast. . >>> good morning to you. oprah proved she has it and has that midas touch and the company's stock price went soaring after that, and up 21% in the few hours since making and she owns 10% of weight watchers and made $19 million this is $725,000 for every pound she lost. >> and.

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that were released after being detained in iran they misnav dpated jim miklaszewski is live at the pentagon. what more did we learn from ashry carter was giving an interview to the spanish network univision down in florida where he's at centcom and will hold a news conference later today. and in that interview he said that the sailors themselves in interviews with their commanders acknowledge that they had, according to -- the word that secretary carter used was misnavigated. that they had accidentally strayed into the territorial waters around farsi island, the iranian island there in the persian gulf, and that they had misnavigated, somehow made a mistake in their navigation. now what the secretary also points out, that at no time even though officials here say those two riverine boats with the ten sailors aboard were miles and miles off their intended course, they never made any attempt to radio other navy personnel even ashore or at sea to indicate that they were in territorial waters. now, in iranian territorial waters. now an interesting observation. when the interviewer asked secretary carter about that jarring inte