laptops too.e bring them to be analyzed. >> this would be an identity thief's gold mine. >> reporter: this laptop we bought for $75, giving us full access to the family we bought it from. >> home address, phone numbers, personal family pictures. >> reporter: that's scary. >> we found tax information. >> reporter: right down to their bank routing numbers, even account numbers. so who does it belong to? this suburban mom named traci. i track her down. >> i want to show you all of the things we pulled off your computer. >> all of my financial information, my place of employment. >> reporter: social security numbers of your entire family. >> social security numbers of everyone. >> reporter: people can do damage with that information. >> yes. >> reporter: think that's bad? on this next device, a cell phone belonging areah, a college freshman, we find 3,000 private text messages, secret passwords to her student scholarship, social media accounts, and shopping apps, even when and where she goes to class.

the burlingn electric department has come out and said they found a laptop, and on that laptop was a code associated with russian hackers. as you mentioned, they don't believe that was used to disrupt any type of operations, but it really shows the vulnerability here of our nation's great. and it also raises a big question, are the russians trying to infiltrate our grid? vermont's governor came out with a statement. let's go ahead and pull that up. he said vermonters and all americans should be both alarmed and outrage's one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid, which we rely on to support our quality of life, economy, health and safety. now, both government officials and the utility industry regularly monitor this grid. and one reason is that it's highly computerized. any disruption could be disastrous for both our medical and emergency services. stephanie? >> yeah, tammy. such a critical part of our infrastructure. nbc's tammy leitner, thank you. >>> the "washington post" report on the vermont utility company came just hours af

election has been found on a laptop belonging to a vermont company.not connected to the power grid, but did call this an attempt to infiltrate utility systems, the

it was isolated, it was on a laptop, it wasn't on their main system. here's what the utility said in a statement, this came out last night, they said, we detected the malware on a single burlington electric laptop not connected to our organization's grid system. we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. betty, this morning we -- overnight we heard from the governor of vermont saying all americans, all vermonters should be concerned. state of vermont, federal government as well as utility are working on this potential problem. betty? >> it is alarming to hear and we'll obviously know more within the next coming days. thank you so much, hans. with just three weeks until the handover of power, president obama is setting his focus on preserving his signature health care law. he'll sit down with lawmakers on capitol hill on wednesday in an effort to stop republicans from gutting the affordable care act as well as making drastic changes to medicare and medicaid. as president obama wraps up his christmas vac

burlington electric says malicious malware has been discord on one of its laptops and u.s. authorities believe it is the same malware russian hackers used to meddle in the presidential election. vermont's governor already taking a hard line stance saying in a statement, quote, vermonters and all americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid. this episode should highlight the urgent need for our federal government to vigorously pursue and put an end to this sort of russian meddling. the strong condemnation comes as the president elect offers anything but. instead donald trump's relationship with russian leader vladimir putin appears to only be growing friendlier with trump praising putin's response to new u.s. sanctions. trump tweeting this saying, great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very mart. i want to bring in paolo sandoval. let's start first with potential u.s. reaction here. do u.s. officials believe that russia is now behind this new intrusion? >> tha

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laptops too.hem to be analyzed. >> this would be an identity thief's gold mine. >> reporter: this laptop we bought for $75, giving us full access to the family we bought it from. >> home address. phone numbers. personal family pictures. >> reporter: that's scary! >> tax information. >> reporter: right down to their bank routing numbers and account numbers. who does it belong to? this suburban mom named tracy. i track her down. i want to show you all the things we pulled off of your computer. >> all my financial information, my places of employment. >> reporter: social security numbers of your family. people could do damage with that information. >> yes. >> reporter: on this next device, a cellphone belonging to aria, a college freshman, we find 3,000 private text messages, secret passwords to her student scholarship, social media accounts and shopping apps. even when and where she goes to class. we set up a meeting to tell her what we found. >> that's just scary. you can lose everything just from

election has been found on a laptop belonging to a vermont company. the laptop was not connected to the power grid, but did call this an attempt to infiltrate utility systems, the governor lashing out at putin saying vermonters and all america should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin has been attempting to hack the electric grid which we lie upon to support our quality of life, economy, health and safety. po polo sandoval is following this. how far reaching this intrusion might be, talking about the vermont government. >> it caught the attention of the feds because at this point burlington, electric, the company involved in this incident is saying that they did notice this malicious code, this malicious software on one of their laptop computers, one of the company owned laptop computers, what is important to keep in mind is this computer was not connected to the organization system, which is good. because officials here saying for example the customer information, also the power grid itself was never co

it ended up not just on any laptop, the laptop of a huge weirdo who could have been extorted. >> a pedophile. rachel: this is serious stuff. for bill clinton to say bogus, good for trump for getting them back. . steve: donald trump has a thousand people who could make the argument for him. the things we talked about in the first half of the show are the things donald trump should be focused on, focused on guantanamo. harris: two things about what rachel is saying, nobody with his bully pulpit. remember who came up with the idea that anthony weiner should have never been near any of that information, it was donald trump. lisa: right, there was foreshadowing there. the democratic party is going to try to find the various scape ghosts as to why they loss. if the further mishandling of classified information that all of hillary clinton's problems begin and end with her. it was her actions, the bleachbiting of tens of thousands of e-mails that invited the criminal fbi investigation and the fbi chose someone and there were serious mistakes by her campaign including not visiting states like wiscons

i think we'll have to wait for a future date to learn, if exactly what they did find on the laptop. >ll we ever find out? >> it's a great question. it's possible. there have certainly been a lot of inquiries filed by public citizens and others trying to getting access to the investigatory file. normally other kept se vet. nothing about this gigs has been normal. in fact, the judge when he released the materials today he said there's an immense public interest in making all of this public. which i think was the right thing to do, by the way. as to whether we're ever going to find out more details, i think that just remains to be determined. >> yeah, i guess you're right. tom, always good to have you. thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. >>> former president bill clinton really were stepping in it when he said that angry white men were responsible for his wife's loss. picture one very, very, very angry white man responding. angry white man responding. after this. 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood s

what the government refers to as a step was found on the laptop computer.hat happens to be the same malicious software that was allegedly used by russian hackers to influence the election this past november. officials with the company are confident the customer information, the power grid was not compromised. that is because the laptop computer was not plugged directly into the power grid. that's important to keep in mind. as you mentioned a little while ago, this is provoking plenty of outrage, part of it coming from vermont's own governor. i want to read you a statement that was released late yesterday. this episode should highlight the urgent need for our federal government to vigorously pursue and put to an end the sort of russian meddlinmeddling. they should undertake remedies to make sure this doesn't happen again. officials have been warning about this potentially happening for about a year. in december of 2015 there was a attack in a power system in ukraine. that affected hundreds of customers. so here in the united states, it did not happen, accord

i picture him saying this to you, "where's your laptop now?ou have the laptop." "say it to my face." that's funny. >> right, right, right. you've got to say it. the first time i felt like i went really, really soft. i told my wife, i went so soft. and when i was going down the second time, she said, "listen, you go down there and you don't take no stuff. you don't play. you tell him exactly how you feel." she was like-- you know what i mean? and i went, and i kind of overdid it. ( laughter ). >> trevor: "i don't want your water!" >> right. i could never quite get it calibrated, you know what i mean? >> trevor: let's talk about that, because this is the gist of this article. it's you talking about barack obama trying to calibrate. it's you, ta-nehisi coates trying to calibrate. that seems to be the recurring theme that you hear being talked about, especially when it comes to black discourse in america. in south africa, it's the same. i know. it's a different history, but a shared history at the same time, and it's always the conversation, "how

russian malware found on a laptop at burlington electric. utility with fewer than 2,000 customers. perhaps a target because of the size. >> that's the beauty of choosing a small utility. number one, it will have very limited security infrastructure grid system. >> reporter: the utility said it uncovered the virus before it could infect computers controlling the grid. we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. vermont's governor pointing the finger at the leader of russia. americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladmir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid. the discovery of the hack came after the department of homeland security on thursday warned operators of critical infrastructure to be on the look out for code used in grizzly step. what american officials call russia's cyber war campaign. the malware found on the burlington laptop bearing the unique russian signature. the infiltration raising concerns about the vulnerability of

so i put two objects in front of my laptop when i wa nted objects in front of my laptop when i wantedpace. i am wanted to write and that created my workspace. iam nearly wanted to write and that created my workspace. i am nearly always working on two projects at once. one for sunny days and one for dark days. this was a dark day book, although it has some sunshine in there as well. thank you very much. thank you. one thing ‘s for sure, we're not going to get much snow this christmas. it is barely snowing across the scottish mountains, it is just so incredibly mild. let's have a look at the big day. the early hours of christmas day, sent a briefing the —— santa braving the winds. a bit cooler in the far north, about five celsius. strong south—west winds continuing, storm connor passing the uk, sending showers into scotland. look at these temperatures, that is the story of christmas. on boxing day, storm connor is still to the west of us, sending gales into the final full scotland. an amber warning in place from the met office, stormy weather. hello and welcome to bbc news. our top stor

it was on anthony weiner's laptop. john podesta handed over his password to a hacker.st giving this stuff away. you can't complain about it afterwards. >> jesse, it's the only system that was not hacked. >> oh, really. >> her system was secure. >> you know that for a fact? >> they never got anything from the system. >> that's not what comey said. there was not probable cause to belief foreign entities hacked her server did they not. >> they did not hack her server. they hacked the dnc server and emails. >> you don't know, flannery. >> they hacked podesta's email. they did not hack her server. >> that's what you think. all right. >> no. that's what i know. >> flannery thank you very much and john, i appreciate you dealing with flannery. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. wal-mart stopped selling a controversial black lives matter t-shirt due to police pressure. did the company go far enough? and the youtube star claims he was kicked off a delta flight for speaking arabic. is he telling the truth? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. t stare at

burlington electric says the laptop was not connected to the power grid. did call this an attempt to infiltrate utility systems. vermont governor lashing out at russian president putin saying quote vermonters and all americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin has been attempting to hack our electric grid. which we rely upon to support our quality of life, economy, health and safety. our team covering this story is joining us from all angels, we begin with polo sandoval. government, u.s. government official, vermont, still unsure of the scope or intent of this in strugs. >> that's a great point. one u.s. government official tells me colleague, jim sciutto, if this was an isolated incident. they continue with that investigation, there is a few things we do know for sure. this is some of it. we understand that burlington electric, as part of this advisory issued to several of these companies across the country to check their online security vulnerabilities detected grizzly, malicious software on one of

a laptop will indicate when each shell will be lit.orks from last year's show. the producers say they're using special fireworks that go into the water, light up the river. there are more bigger shells this year meaning bigger fireworks. nbc10 is your home for the best new year's eve coverage. we will bring you the first fireworks show at 6:00 this evening, and there's a second fireworks show at midnight. >>> new year's day, mummers take over. they'll spend today practicing their moves. the parade kicks off at city hall tomorrow at 9:00. >>> that's it for now. i am rosemary connors. krystal klei and i will be back at 8:30 for a full hour of news. see you then. >>> good morning. hack attack. new evidence this morning that russian hackers infiltrated a vermont electric company looking for weaknesses. federal officials are now scrambling to prevent any further attempts. >>> intense security. an unprecedented operation under way in new york city ahead of new year's eve with 2 million expected to watch that ball drop in the big apple. revel

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that laptop was not connected to the grid. so to say there was a hack of the grid and that the russians have figured out a way to burrow in may be going a little too far. however, this is an indication they're attempting. i was speaking to an analyst earlier today and he said that's the important thing, the intent to get in. the security procedures after the white house notified utilities, financial institutions, had a long conversation on thursday trying to share information. this is one of the defensive sweeps in this defensive sweep ticked up this one bit of malware. one incident. wondering whether or not there are anymore. this is the only confirmed case and it was stopped before it got into the grid. stephanie? >> hans, quickly, we don't know what the attempt was once there, do we? >> reporter: yes, it could have been to monitor, it could have been to influence it. we simply don't know that. one quick note, we should say the governor as well as lawmakers from the state of vermont, outraged, expressing outrage, while also

lindsey: an electric company in vermont said the malware found on a laptop is the same kind intelligenceelieves russian hackers used to flow as the presidential elections. they say the laptop computer was not connected to hatched, of two eagles which we saw live on news channel eight. they have attracted attention from around the world. the first eggs started to crack last night. no signs that the second egg in the nest has started to crack. exciting stuff. josh: it is, and it is so much fun at the arboretum. i look forward to getting a chance to do that again next year. lindsey: fingers crossed. inh: we have a temperature the 60's on the 10-day outlook, but not quite tonight. at least it is dry, so good news. through the majority of saturday, sunshine to get things started. potomac, pretty skies to get things going, but then the clouds moved in in the afternoon. notice the temperature, still 46 degrees. the cloud cover doing us a favor. the one thing working against us 15 miles per hour. it takes the actual temperature of about 48 and makes it feel more like 42. that is the number that

desk, soi starting off i didn't have a desk, so i had two objects that i would put in front of my laptopont of my laptop when i wanted to write and that created the work space, wherever it was. sometimes i am working on two at once, in fact nearly always because i have books i write on sunny days and book i write on dark days. this was a dark day book? definitely a dark day book. although it has some glimpses of sunshine in there.” should say it's fun, as well. joanne harris, thank you very much. well, this is about as much snow as ican well, this is about as much snow as i can offer in this weather forecast. it's going to be an incredibly mild christmas, pretty windy too, especially across scotland, particularly boxing day. it will be stormy there. this is the next storm, storm conor out there in the atlantic. it's a powerful wind storm, it's drawing all of that mild airfrom the storm, it's drawing all of that mild air from the southern climes and is pushing that warm air in our direction. so i would go as far as saying it's going to be warm. temperatures by the early hours of christmas

there was an infection, but only on a single department laptop. the company saying we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. >> send a clear message to russia. >> the discovery coming days after president barack obama announced sanctions against top russian intelligence officials for alleged cyberinterference with the u.s. presidential election. as part of the u.s. response, the department of homeland security and the fbi shared information about the malware and its signature with key sectors. all part of a joint analysis report that accused russian groups of being, quote, part of an ongoing campaign of cyberenabled operations directed at the u.s. government and its citizens. burlington electric said that operators of utilities were alerted by the department of homeland security on thursday night, of a possible malware code, associated with the russian hacker operation dubbed grizzly steppe. according to the washington post, the russians did not actively use the code to disrupt operations at the

find any persons who might have tried to access classified information that was contained on this laptopd secondly we're trying to see if there was hackers, that might have committed an intrusion according to these documents. that's whey what they said they were looking for. and what they said is there was reasonable us suspicion, probab cause to believe there was information contained on this laptop. we don't know we found anything that was new. we know from talking to sources it appears mostly what they found was stuff they reviewed before. there were 30,000 e-mails that the fbi had gone through so it appears to be mostly that. the document does have a lot of redactions. you can see a bunch of stuff blacked south so we don't know what's contained in those paragraphs but what it does do, brooke, is it reminds us that there is still these unanswered questions about why the fbi did this on october 28, the director of the fbi, james comey, sent a letter to congress telling everybody in essence that the fbi was taking a new look at these newly discovered e-mails. that was 11 days before the

. >> affidavit that the fbi submitted to search the laptop they had taken possession of from anthony we have now learned this was a dell enspireon computer they had in their possession and when doing the search of that computer, on the weiner case a separate case into anthony weiner, they stumbled upon these e-mails that they clearly indicated were from the server, the hillary clinton private e-mail server. this is the reason why according to this warrant, according to this affidavit, why they decided that they needed to get a separate warrant, and this is what precipitated all of those letters. the letter from the fbi director on october 28th, to members of congress saying we found new e-mails and want to do a new investigation to see what is in this. according to this affidavit, john, it says that based on previous investigation, they'd found 4,000 e-mails between huma abedin, estranged wife of anthony weiner and hillary clinton. that's one reason why they presumed it was safe to assume there would be additional e-mails on this laptop. we do not know from these documents what in th

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>> it may not be the best laptop but saying don't get this. >> reminds me of tesla.hese rave reviews and then more recently they had to withdraw some of the recommendations. >> what is interesting is that apple has been driven by the wow factor. they create a product you have to have. getting better and better. >> it's nice. it's more gimmicky than it is useful. i think if i play with it longer i might find more use for it. it's like they are tacking on these interesting gadget level things that doept change the game. >> you say the company's response is trying to reach out and it makes it seem like they have no idea. >> so i should point out that i reached out to consumer reports and didn't hear back. the company declining comment. i think you did see such big variances in the tests that i would assume that tim cook already has his engineers very least here looking at this test at the data at the methodology so they can get a better sense of what would explain and hopefully get back to us with an explanation. >> if it is a software problem it is relatively easy fix.

the warrant showed the laptop was "never authorized for the storage or transmission of classified orional defense information." 27 e-mail chains containing classified information exchanged between clinton and abedin and investigators wanted to see what was on the abedin/anthony weiner laptop. he wrote, the investigation uncovered no new evidence of wrongdoing. a california lawyer who petitioned the court to publicly release the warrant said he is appalled by what it shows. "the e-mail on the laptop seemed very likely to be nothing of consequence which is how it turned out. so why did someone think there was probable cause? i really wanted to know." clinton's lawyer says it highlights the impropriety of comey's letter. reminded fox news a judge did sign the search warrant and agreed there was, indeed, probable cause. bret, back to you. >> doug, thank you. >>> all the coverage and commentary leading up to yesterday's electoral college vote, you could be forgiven for imagining the outcome of that vote was somehow in doubt. the recount effort that went nowhere fast, but got a ton of atte

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there was an infection, but only on a single department laptop. the company saying we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted officials of this finding. >> send a clear messages to russia. >> reporter: coming days after president obama announced sanctions against officials for alleged cyber interference with the u.s. presidential election. as part of the u.s. response, the department of homeland security and fbi shared information about the malware and its signature with key sectors. all part of the joint analysis report that accused russian groups of quote being part of the ongoing campaign of cyber enabled operations directed at the government and citizens. burlington electric says they notified of a possible malware code associated with grizzly steppe. according to the post which first reported the story, they did not actively use the code to disrupt operations at the england utility. the very existence. malware raises fears in the united states government that russian hackers are trying to penetrate the grid to carry out potent

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here it's a good reminder to beef up security on our phones and laptops. "consumer reports" identified some potential weak spots in our devices and reveals a few simple fixes to keep you and your data more secure. in today's mobile universe working from home often means a home away from home, using public wi-fi, but how safe is it? >> public wi-fi carry some risks. >> it sounds basic but start by making sure your fire wall is turned on. it's the first line of defense against viruses and malware. when you're on public wi-fi the biggest worry is probably hackers so cross the security expert dean gallie created a fake wi-fi hot spot allowing him to observe and capture someone else's internet activity. >> i don't think bleem are aware of doing what i can did. an open wi-fi hot spots make you particularly vulnerable because any hearing can join it without a password. you can also add a lair of protection to public wi-fi but using a virtual private network or vpn. >> a lot of people are familiar with vpns from their work. employees have a vpn if you're logging o

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he tried to steal laptop computers from a business and the surveillance video shows him wearing a hazmat suit going into a business on franklin street early on december 12. he showed an official looking card and then signed the end. a security guard was told no one was authorized to be in the building and the guard found the suspect with one laptop in his hand as he tried to disconnect another one and he was chased out of the building. he was not able to catch him. >>> and exploding e-cigarette caught on camera in fresno. a man was riding the bus yesterday when his e-cigarette exploded in his pocket, setting his leg on fire. he said he felt the e-cigarette getting hot in his pocket before the blast. the 53-year-old suffered minor burns to his right thigh and hand. >>> san francisco inspectors are cracking down on illegal warehouses. they were in a neighborhood where tenants had been given 30 days to move out of one particular building with fire inspectors, electricians and others coming for a previously announced inspection. the eight people who lived there are working artists and can't

a security guard later found that man with one laptop in his hand and then trying to disconnect another. the guard chased the man out of the building. >>> on wall street, stocks finished lower on light holiday season trading. the dow is off 32 points with health care companies struggling. nasdaq dropped 12 points. >>> the death toll is raising from that massive explosion at a fireworks market near mexico city yesterday. at least 32 people were killed and 46 others were injured. 12 people are still missing tonight. the market was filled with shoppers buying fireworks to celebrate christmas and new year's when the explosions happened. >> we were in the area of the bathrooms when there was an an explosion at the stop at the end of the row. and then a series of the blasts came one after another. they started running and then many people were falling. pieces of concrete and bricks fell all over the street. >> investigators say the scene is still dangerous and they're telling people to stay away as they try to pinpoint what caused that disaster. this is the third explosion and fire to hit the

laptop. the guard chased the man out of the building, but wasn't able to catch him. >>> a new proposal to resume executions in california, and the response it got from regulators. >> and we'll take you to a fundraiser for a ghost ship fire victim. friends say it was a venue she knew and loved. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> new at 10:00, a memorial in motion tonight for one of the victims of the ghost house fire. she was remembered at a roller rink, a venue where she had d j'ed before. >> reporter: the roller skating club here in the fillmore isn't usually open on wednesday night, but word went out that admission would all be going to chelsea dolan's family to help offset their expenses. ♪ [ music ] ♪ only fools rush in >> reporter: chelsea faith dolan on youtube, posted four months ago.

fortunately the infected laptop wasn't connected to the power grid system. senator patrick leahy says the russians were trying to access utilities to potentially manipulate the grid and shut it down in the middle of wenter and calls it a direct threat. as punishment for the larger hacking scandal, russian diplomats and their families have one day left before they've been ordered to leave. one compound in long island and another in maryland look like beautiful vacation homes with tennis courts and sailing, but the obama administration says they were used for much more than that, including intelligence gathering against the u.s. diplomats in san francisco are also getting kicked out of the consulate where u.s. officials say the russians had a robust spy network. the russian consul general hopes they kick out our diplomats. >> we consider these sanctions completely unsubstance eighted, unreasonable and very detrimental to the bilateral relations between two neighbors, between the united states of america and the russian federation. >> a total of 96 russians are

the thing is, do we have -- do we have competitors in the laptop space? does.ompetitors, for example, in the software platform space, yes, but there isn't a single company that is just hyper focused on the gamer with all of that. we don't usually have -- spirit not today. what about amazon? they made a massive investment in twitch. there acquired twitch. they are now finally finding success with hardware. you know, with their interesting echo and everything. so do think that might be a company that could keep you up at night one day? >> i think for us the entire industry for gaming is just so big. we are huge fence about amazon is doing with twitch. twitch is a great partner of rage and we work really closely together with them. what they're doing at lumberyard, for example, in the studio that they have. that's a company we have huge amount of respect for, but because the entire industry is massive, if you look at the movies industry of the music industry, there are larger companies that go throughout the entire echo system without competing, so to speak. we se

he wanted her laptop. he wanted the grand jury transcript. because he wanted defiance. which means the mole isn't cyrus. he wants it to go away, not come out. so it's someone else. albatross is someone else. but who? (jake) i think i've been compromised. explain. cyrus beene knows more about my operation than he should. what does he know? enough to blow my cover. he could be dangerous. need to find out who he has working for him. must be someone quite talented if they got to you. someone we know? not sure. if i can track them down, i'd like permission to engage. just fix it. but be neat about it. they might be useful to us. (button clicks) (button clicks) (button clicks) (button clicks) (projector and camera shutter clicking) mr. beene? the interview just started. i'm not watching. i think you better. thank you for sitting down with me tonight, mrs. grant. i-i have to say, this is not an interview i was expecting to do. i understand it was your idea. it was, james, and believe me, what i'm about to say... well... you go to commercial, and you put him on the phone with m