it's possibly a missing person out of long beach.ully, i can identify him at the scene. >> so about how many dead bodies have you investigated during your time at the coroner's office. >> in the thousands. >> when you hear there is a body laying face down in the river, what does it sound like to you? >> it could be anything. it could be homicide, suicide, natural, accident. i try to keep an open mind at this point because who knows what happened. >> we arrive at the scene. a secluded culvert along the l.a. river 20 miles south of downtown. can we go with you, rudy? >> yeah, come on. >> careful. this is crazy. >> yeah, never know where you're going to end up. >> long beach p.d. got here an hour ago after a passer by called 911. >> so what we got here? >> we have a floater. he was midway out there. >> okay. see what we have. >> the cops are here to determine if a crime has be committed, but only rudy can touch the body. he must try to learn this man's name and gather evidence of how he died. detectives believe that the deceased could b

long beach est.ommunity of connecticut it is hard to describe what happened of beach cottages so basically on this map you will see he pleasure beach you have bridgeport and oliver here you have long beach so basically is the peninsula the only access that you have to those cottages or pleasure beach was this grid because strafford refuse to to make a road so there is a long history between stratford and of long beach cottages. and it seems like they were chasing because they did not want to provide services that the taxpayers would get but they built their houses on it so uh the bridge that went from pleasure beach had several fires in was very rickety because the substance creosote that was waterproofing of very flammable. it was talk about what will we do? of bridging is rickety none of 1996 the final fire that took the bridge out occurred and that this time it was on father's day all these people were stranded in their homes they have no bridge and led to of greater question. and so they had to o

and i joined the marine detachment, in long beach, california, on 7 december '41. i was the last watch before breakfast. i was with the admiral. and then i got off and had breakfast. i'm getting cleaned up. i was going to have liberty. the first thing that i felt, a couple thumps on the -- it felt like it was on the ship. not real sharp but evidently, those were bombs or something going off on ford island, being transferred by water probably. but my thought was, it was a water barge bumping. they used to come every day and give us fresh water. i heard a message. like, men, take cover or something like that. and then three or four seconds later, i picked my speed up faster to get back there, because we mustered just for a second or so before we go to general quarters. i'm standing forward. just looking, more or less, with these headphones and talking to the guns, when the ship blew. and when the ship blew, the force of that ship, it just rared like that. it was so great that your knees buckled. and forced you right to the floor. and all of us was forced to the floor

done, she quickly went looking for her son who happens to be sanitation worker for the city of long beach site and started to cry. what's up mom? >> i threw away my mortgage money. >> reporter: he acted quickly and reached out to his co-workers for help. >> his mother was in despair. >> reporter: the men headed to the dumpster on mission. >> we drove behind the truck. got over there. went through the garbage. we had affiliates from the merit transfer station to help us and they moved some of the garbage around and that made it easier to get into certain spots. >> reporter: did you guys think you were going to find that money? >> honestly i didn't think so but we had to give it a try. >> she was crying. i said worry. don't worry we're not going to leave here until we find the money. >> reporter: they searched through 13 tons of garbage. they were ripping garbage bags open. >> the money got to be right here. because the garbage was packed -- truck was packing. >> 40 minutes later -- >> i moved the bag she walked to me in the pile and ripping the bag she saw the bag. ripped it open and there

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little further out than i usually talk about but worth mentioning, eastbound i-70 after i-81, all long beach lanes blocked. we're hoping to get this out of the way, gone soon. 270, northbound southbound shady grove road. don't have worries there. beltway overall looking good any construction, anything like that and 29, 95, route 1, bw parkway everything southbound here looking quite good. eun. >> thank you, melissa. >>> a gender gap in the doctor's office. a new study shows one set is better than the other when it comes to providing care. do men or women provide more effective care? we'll have the answer ahead. >> first, though, high-tech gifts for the most tech savvy person on your shopping list. >>> 4:57. south florida uber driver who shot and killed a robber. police say he acted in self-defense. the driver was armed and demanded money from him all while he had a passenger in the back seat. police say the driver has a concealed carry permit. regardless, uber says it's against company policy for drirves to carry firearms. >>> companies made the announcement monday morning. frequent flyer pa

one a 45 acre estate in maryland, and this mansion on long island, a beach front manor owned by an oil industry executive bought by the russians in the '60s. on russian soil, the u.s. slapped sanctions on moscow's two leading agencies and four top officials including the head of foreign intelligence. also targeted, two notorious cyber criminals wanted by the fbi, one accused of stealing over $100 million, notably absent from the list, the russian president.

. >> over a decade we sponsored the long beach rescue mission, the orange county rescue mission. >> reporternd his wife learned about an anonymous donor that paid $,000 in layaway bills at a pennsylvania walmart. >> we started talking about where which came out to memphis and needs the help and looked at a map where the walmarts were to find one and one of the more important areas to come back to. >> reporter: the couple paid $30,000 in layaway bills last week and several thousand more this weekend at a detroit kmart. surprising dozens of customers. >> you get goose bumps. you get teary sometimes to be fortunate in life and to be blessed with so many things to have this opportunity to give back. >> reporter: they received messages from grateful family, some lost their jobs, others just having a rough time. one reads in part, thanks for getting my grandkids' layaway out because i didn't have the money to get it out. i'm interesting financial problems now but i promise i thank you. i can't thank you enough. >> so many people focus just on the holiday season when these people are in need 365 da

. >> host: next call for dana perino comes from zachary at long beach, california. go ahead, we're listening. >> guest: -- >> caller: you said a moment ago you thought the next two years to be good for the republican party but what about the masses as a whole? an anchor when they take a political stand, do you think that is industrywide or do you think it's not like tom daschle is able to be -- >> as white house press secretary i felt fully that are not that most of the reporters and not briefing room try their utmost to be fair and i appreciated all the work they did. i knew they had a job to do. that relationship between a press secretary or the president and the press is naturally adversarial, but it does not to be angry or mean. it also can be mutually beneficial. it's a good point when you say the policies will be good for the republican party. you are right to point that out to me because i'm a person who's grown-up in small-town wyoming and colorado. i've always believed republican policy and conservative ideals are better for the country as a whole. i don't

sell inmay be able to long beach, nearing the end of sales of key assets, after that liquidation.heir stake in the operation, but no details of been released. also -- already owns a 46%. angie: fiscal year earnings, a surprise third-quarter profits handset tofrom software. earnings per share was two cents, compared to a one cent per-share loss. margin was almost 70% of revenue, the highest ever. the ceo says blackberry can do even better. before we go, we have to tell you about the embassy in washington, plans to hold its national celebration at the new trump international hotel. it is cool.ause investors saying they deny the choice the venue was made after pressure from resident like donald trump's business managers. interesting the ambassador said he wanted to go there because "i thought it was exciting." that is interesting. yousef: what i would say is key, you put yourself in their shoes. if you are going stateside, what you like to try something different and exotic and in line with the times? he might have predicted a win if that was a decision in september. good on him. and

is in long beach for that port. liquidation is following its bankruptcy.oved the sale of the 54% sake -- stake. dayal news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's get a check on how the markets have been trading in the asian pacific today. >> a much better day than what we saw across the region yesterday. some of the geopolitical risks have been put to the side. positive coming through in new zealand. we have seen a turnaround in the nikkei. ying that's the yen strength and against the dollar. a good day in shanghai, up by over 1%. we are seeing a little bit of bargain-hunting coming through here. also a positive day on the hang seng index. 6/10 of 1% gain coming through in hong kong led by some of these casino players. still seeing this weakness coming through in development stocks in hong kong. a little bit of mixed movement coming through in southeast asia. solid issue coming through today. this is bloomberg. >> welcome back to bloomberg technology let's get back to our top story

. >> host: next call comes from zachary in long beach california. go ahead. bea. listening >> caller: two quick questions. you said a moment ago that you felt the next two or three or a few years would be good for the republican party, but what about the masses as a whole, and second, someone in your position, an acre, when they take a political stand take a political stand you said it makes it difficult to come out,, to think that's industrywide. [inaudible] as white house press secretary, i felt, believe it or not, that most, that most of the reporters in that room tried their utmostr to be fair and i really appreciated all of the work they did. i knew they had a job to do a matte relationship between the press secretary or the president and the press is naturally adversarial. it doesn't have to be angry or mean. it also can be very mutual beneficial. it's a good point when you say the policies will be good for the republican party. you are right to point that outs to me because i'm a person who's grown up in small town wyoming and colorado and have always belie

especially north of long beach right now. st. anne arundel county, prince george's, that's where most of the rain is this morning. mid 50's this afternoon with sunshine coming our way and a nice evening as well. there's a rain possibility until lunchtime today, and then we are going to do just fine. your evening will be dry and cool. then it turns much colder. tracking the rain here, what happens tomorrow is the clouds will be moving back. take your attention towards the maryland pennsylvania border, julie, where another system will come in tomorrow with the possibility of light snow. julie: that could cause some real slick conditions on the ramps, and the overpasses. waking up to wet pavement this morning with problems somerville drive, this crash involving a pedestrian on the inner loop. traffic on 295 north of the beltway, a 13 minute commute continuing towards the 11th street bridge. stay to the left in order to get by, then heads up, exit at braddock road. the only thing working on metro this morning is the safetrack surge 1

stake in long its beach port terminal.ale of key assets as it deals with liquidity following bankruptcy. no financial details have been released. msc already owns the other 46%. haidi: selling off almost $800 million of shares to unit, sold at a 22% premium to tuesday's close in hong kong, and the proceeds used to replenish core capital. shares down and the rise for cosco. blackberry boosting earnings after a surprise third-quarter profit. we are looking at one cent per-share loss, total revenue , almost 70% of revenue, the highest ever. the chief executive that blackberry can do even better. growing software company could definitely do better than 70%, yes. it will take us a while to get there, but we can do it. continues tollar trade at levels not seen since 2002, although we have seen gains being paired as 10 year treasury yields fall. shiftget more with the a fx strategist, great to have you with us in hong kong. this dollar strength story as we have been expecting at least three rate cuts if you listen to janet yellen

but they spent summers at the family cottage in long beach, new york. charles recalls spending every day with his brother on the field, on the court, or in the water. >> i don't think i owned a shirt till i was 21. all the pictures, the family movies, my father is shirtless, my brother's shirtless, i am. we're outside in the sun. i read on the beach. that's where i got all my knowledge was reading. >> of course, there was reading and studying. schlum krauthammer, who spoke nine languages, even carried his son's stellar second grade report card around in his coat pocket. >> his motto for us was, "i want you to know everything. i want you to learn everything. you don't have to do everything, but you got to know everything." he thought that was part of life. >> that life did not include a tv, says the cable news pundit. >> my father wouldn't allow it. once a week, sunday night, we'd go to the neighbors to watch "the ed sullivan show." that was the one concession, the television. >> inspired by uncles who were doctors, marcel krauthammer went to medical sch

and long beach.nchpin in the national supply chains. >> reporter: but to others there is longer term damage being done by the flood of cheap chinese goods that are coming in. experts like o'connell say that a port like this which relies on foreign goods coming into the country is at odds with not just trump's trade policies but his promise to revive manufacturing here at home. back to you. >> deirdre bosa on the docks in long beach, california, thanks. >>> starbucks shares are falling hard on news that ceo howard schultz is stepping down. jim cramer knows schultz well. he knows the company well. the stock is off its lows for the session, but jim will join us next to react to this big breaking news in the after hours. we'll be right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about

. >> these four long beach sanitation employees have pulled off a true christmas miracle. >> mist masst was christian's mother who didn't realized that when she rushed a bag of garbage how the in the street it contained an envelope with $5,000 in it sglvt he then called the sanitation supervisor. >> we tried to help how the. >> they could the mark and hrpt sean lewis who happeneded to the transfer station where the garden was taken. >> my mom lost the mortgage money, worth $5,000. >> their search was captured in part on this video on facebook and they were able to isolate the gash and and began sgrechg hope we can find the money and we won't leave here until we find the money. >>. she went in in there and she started searching and she's like, i got the money. >> christian's money counted the money and she got it all back. >> we actually got lucky and to see her big up that big wad that was right under the bag it was a bless being, a good christmas gift. >> the christian's mother was then able to pay her mortgage. >> so happy. >> and the wanted to reward the men. >> i said just keep it.

and teaches economics at cal state university at long beach.she was a presidential appointee to the u.s. national trade commission where she served as an economist to the chairman. she divides her time between california and washington. the millionaire and the bard is her first book. it is an excellent read about an extraordinary book about henry clay folger and his wife pamela folger. fans of shakespeare and passionate excess collectors. they are the founders of the folger shakespeare library in washington d.c. and that ista their gift to the united states, the people of the united states. i will not say much more, but i will let andrea mayes told this story. thank you. [applause] >> hi, welcome, everybody. thank you for coming out. i'll talk a little bit about the boat, how i came to write it, what it is about and why the timing of this book wasand i'm incredibly fortunate. i'm also going to give you antan assignment, some thing to do starting november 3rd. kerry is going to be a copy ofnt the first folio that you can visit at the university

it's not as if people will just come here, get off the port of long beach and declare refugee status. you, by the way, refugees and immigrants are not the same thing. you heard gorka, mr. gorka if i. >> sebastian gorka. >> sebastian gorka who himself is actually hungarian. we welcome immigrants in this country. i urge to youç go to any major research institution in this country go. to stanford, go to harvard. go to berkeley and yale. go to princeton and see how many immigrants. >> i get your point but, mr. hanson, so, what we're hearing from mr. aramesh is that america is turning its back on its roots as a nation of immigrants. a nation who has always welcomed political refugees. in fact, said we will take in your tired and your poor, statue of liberty. what president trump is proposing, a new direction for america for the land of immigrants. >> absolutely not. i am the grandson of an immigrant. but the people worry talking about who were welcomed by the statue of liberty did not have the destruction of america as their main goal. if you look at people who are sharia compliant muslim

it is impossible to believe that workers in the port of long beach are off in washington and work allay on really working products all across the world and at night they go participate because there is a complete disconnect between what they're doing in their jobs and perception that this is all due to international trade. if we break this overall perception that trade is negative, we are only going to be able to do it if we get to each person and tell them what the story is. it is a tough task when people are enjoying the ipads, cars, plasma tvs, they don't associate that you trade. when they lose 10 or 100 jobs, there's a quick desire to find the culprit and it's hard to say the country has lost her job to his part of technology called in many instances things that are intangible. and then he turned toward specific issues. trade has been taken out as a flag against all the ills in the economic uncertainty that exists in communities. we need to advance in the education elements, both at the level of the private sector working with their workers in the community in general and telling

in long beach, california, cameras are rolling and capture a video of a man in a motorcycle helmet strollinga bank lobby and he stops next to a customer rich camp. >> i got bumped on my right shoulder by a guy that said don't f'ing move this is a robbery. i saw that he had a gun sitting about 6 feet away from me. me and the teller both looked at each other. i had a thought in my mind should i do something or shouldn't i. >> with the guy next to him his options are limited. >> if you can run get out. if you can find a hiding place, then hide. >> experts rely on two principles, cover and conceal. >> concealment would be hiding behind something that conceals where you are. a cover would be something like a solid brick wall, something where you know that a bullet couldn't go through. if you get cornered, in a situation where you're vulnerable, you're going to have to fight. >> something tells rich this may be one of those times. >> my senses tell me he wasn't just there to rob the bank. it wasn't calm like i get the money and get away. there was an edginess to him like he might be distraught, at

the port of long beach which she represented in congress moves more than 180 billion of goods each year and second busiest seaport in the united states. she's always made sure that that port got the resource is necessary to be efficient, not only for the need for business in her district, but recognizing that the goods that come through that port help support the economy throughout the united states. she severed on the small business committee, where she worked to improve access to loans for small businesses to improve job creation. and co-founded the bipartisan congressional ports opportunity renewal, trade and security caucus, the ports caucus and she also served with jim costa and me on the california high-speed rail caucus where she championed the high-rail project which will improve transportation in california and reduce traffic congestion. and janice hahn is someone who cared about her district in congress, but her district in congress was tiny compared to the district she represents on the l.a. county board of supervisors. we know she will do a terrific job there. she is very in

i have a friend in long beach -- [inaudible] i told him i was coming there -- [inaudible] so -- i said, you know, people at the twa museum, they'll look you right in the eye, and they'll flat out tell you that plane was shot down. there's no doubt -- [inaudible] talk among boeing people, the engineers, that plane was shot down. >> yeah. >> now, at the same time, he also sent me a video clip of george stephanopoulos -- [inaudible] >> on 9/11? >> well, when he talked about -- and then he goes back and talks about how flight 800 was shot down, oops, i mean -- >> right, right. >> here's my question. the cover up that, you know, we're talking about here is so massive beyond anything you could almost believe. we're talking about the faa, the ntsb, the fbi, the cia, people -- [inaudible] putting in other people's files. "the new york times" reports if a dog gets hit in new york city, we've got 50 reporters -- [inaudible] and all of a sudden they're shut down. >> right. >> so when you look at all of this, when you think of all the time, all the effort finish. [inaudible] and at the same time c

stake in long beach, california.rted career airline owners has struggled to raise the funds needed to buy the u.s. assets. idders and thedidde korean private equity fund. oil gaining full ground after slipping from a 16 month high as opec pumps a record amount in november. it is shifting to which non-opec producers after meeting up in vienna saturday. they are hoping nonmembers will agree to cut another 300,000 barrels a day. investors who correctly called the oil market in 2008 says he is bullish. >> i think the market needs to be complacent. i think they have been satisfied by the gains this year. deal has not been very stimulant. pretty farshould go to 60 or 70 this year. >> november is supposed to be a freezing month in the northern hemisphere, but it was not in the sea ice in the arctic has fallen to a new low. scientists say it covers 3.5 million square miles, 300,000 below with the records showed in 2006. some arctic air was 10 degrees celsius warmer than usual and seawater four degrees higher from the ice for

the muslim public affairs council met in long beach earlier this month.alifornia'se was new appointed attorney general. also there were representatives from the white house and the new york city mayor. >> good evening to everyone in the room. thank you so much to everyone at impact. thank you for believing, for always working, for always being there for so many people who believe in the u.s. constitution, believe in this country's motto, that if you work hard and play by the rules, ahead. you will get i want to congratulate the honorees for tonight. i want to thank some of the people that will speak here like my colleague from congress. you are going to have some very distinguished speakers like mr. kazeer kahn. himself intoetched the hearts and minds of so many americans. i want to say a few things to you as you prepare for 2017. you are important. you are important for the things that you do together, but you are also important in ways that you would not recognize. you make it possible for many of us to not only be friend and colleague, but you also giv

. >> almost a year ago, we report to the beach on long island on the trail of long island serial killer, authorities found at least 10 bodies scattered on the side of a windy beach front highway. the work they believe of that cereal sere yell killer. mystery remains. who murdered women, some of whom were selling their bodies on craigslist, we did not know at this time there was other storm brewing on the beach. another angle to focus on, police corruption. >> sometimes a cycpath rising to the top. >> jakes burke was former chief of the suffolk count police department. >> a thug, like a dec dictatorf he liked you, you were the king. >> robert today is a suffolk county legislator, before being elected in 2013 he served alongside burke as a suffolk county detective, burke rose to become chief in 2012, when the investigation to serial killer murders was at its height. he resisted the help of the fbi in helping identify the serial killer, now we know why, in november burke was sentence to 4 years in prison for beating of a suspect who had stolen his gun belt, and sex toys from his suv, and h

and long beach. >> now, the port of l.a.e watching very closely in a statement to us, executive director said that quote, we look forward the work wg the trump administration to support american come pettiveness by providing efficient and reliable access to global markets, but guys, it's not just california's industrial ports with skin in the game. there's also silicon value lyric hollywood, the central valley agriculture that would be affected, so perhaps nowhere else in the country other than california would the trade policies have a larger implication. >> thank you very much. as we mentioned, president-elect trump to speak shortly at the carrier air conditioner plant in indianapolis. he struck a deal to save a thousand jobs from leaving for mexico. let's zero in on the state of jobs in america. carla harris, advised president obama on small businesses, the chair of the national women's business council. welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you. very good to be here. >> we're close to full employment by many measure, 4

it is impossible believe workers and the port of long beach or up in washington, they work all day onreally shipping products all across the world and at night they going to participate in demonstrations against trade because there's a complete disconnect between what they're doing in the jobs and the perception this is all due to international trade. if we break this overall perception that trait is negative we will only be able to do it if were able to get to each person until the wha story. it's a tough task because of people enjoying the ipads, their cars, the plasma tvs they don't associate that to trade. witwhen a candidate loses 10 or0 jobs, there's a quick desire to find the culprit. it's hard to say the country lost your job to is productivity call technology, called, in many instances, things that are intangible. then you turn toward specific issues and a partially trade has been taken up as the flag against all the ills and economic concern that exist in certain communities. we need to advance in the education element both at the level of the private sector working with the

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farther to the south, 42 in millsboro and long nucleeck andy beach. we have dry conditions in pennsylvania, we have some snow in the great lakes, we have this area of rain increasing in indiana, and that is part of the main area that's going to be coming this way. and as we zoom in to the area that's going to get hit the hardest, and if your area is going to get hit harder by a storm later on, we'll zoom in on that area too. here's 6:30 in the morning with the snow starting in allentown, here's the heavier snow still to come. by 8:00 a.m., the dark blue indicate a heavier snow, enough for some act accumulate larkuac cumulation and even a mixture farther to the south. and that rain-snow line moves up north by 10:00 a.m. but it's still snowing in the poconos. so the poconos are going to be getting some accumulating snow and they're going to enjoy that. farther to the south, it is just wet. the morning rush, some of the rain, a little bit on the heavier side as you see with the yellows, but that's hour after hour of rain. and it's not going to end until

he was supplying trumps west long beach support with organic produce.omehow, the word got back to trump that we would not be able to use that gentleman's produce anymore because he didn't have any, and trump said continue to pay him his normal payments until he gets caught up and can get another crop in the ground and start bringing us stuff again. that is very special. especially to a small farmer. i grew up in the orange groves of orlando, so i know how important it is, and i know how those storms can devastate you in bad years. and don't think it doesn't get cold and orlando. i remember in 1953, it got down to 18 degrees and killed a lot of the orange crops. host: we appreciate the input .nd thanks for the good words our entire team here working on this christmas morning appreciates that. thank you. thanks to all the other people who are working this morning, the people who really matter, the firefighters and emergency their job is a lot harder than ours on this christmas morning. andear from reese riverhead, new york. republican line. good morning.

detrÁs de mi, el cementerio de la ciudad de long beach, donde descansan sus restos mortales.o un poquito. luis: ¿has estado en contacto con la familia de los que venÍan en el aviÓn con tu mamÁ? chiquis rivera: la verdad es que no. no he hablado con ellos en mucho tiempo. la verdad, no. pero aquÍ, a travÉs de esta entrevista, le quiero decir a la familia de todos los que estuvieron con mi mamÁ que nosotros nos entendemos. les mando un abrazo. luis: la pÉrdida de jenni rivera llena de tristeza a chiquis y a su familia, pero ellos prefieren recordar su vida y legado con alegrÍa. chiquis rivera: es celebrar la vida de mi mamÁ. obviamente el primer y segundo aÑo era mÁs de tristeza. y el aÑo pasado dije: ya no podemos llorar. tenemos que celebrar la vida de mi mamÁ. el que sÍ se mantiene alejado es miky, el de 25 aÑos, pero le pedÍ por favor que estuviera con nosotros, y hacer algo bonito, recordar a mi mamÁ en una forma positiva. luis: en aÑos anteriores se ha llevado a cabo conciertos y festivales para honrar la memoria de la diva de la banda, pero en esta ocasiÓn la familia no

beach often. "he says that he loves her very much." the turtles are instinctively drawn to the sea. only a few will live longugh to lay eggs on the beach. still, he is happy with his work. >> by educating the children, i am getting the turtles a longer life. kids used to come here to go swimming, but now, they come to set the turtles free. their parents used to catch them, but now the children say "no, dad. you are not allowed to take that turtle home." >> for this weweek's questionnaire, we are off to zimbabwe. >> i am 35 and live in a village. i am a farmer, and i grow corn , wheat, beans and peanuts. , i know a little about climate change, which is having a massive effect on him is everytything. even the seasons are affected. -- almost everything. even the seasons are affected. what makes me happy? that in 2008, i came to this village with nothing and have since been able to develop a livelihood for myself. at my age i really should be , , working at a firm and earnig a good salary. but there are e no jobs here. i can support my family, but it is not really the life i had envisioned for myself. i like tza

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one a 45 acre estate in maryland, and this mansion on long island, a beach front manor owned by an oil russian soil, the u.s. slapped sanctions on moscow's two leading agencies and four top officials including the head of foreign intelligence. also targeted, two notorious cyber criminals wanted by the fbi, one accused of stealing over $100 million, notably absent from the list, the russian president. >> just be clear, do you believe vad mir putin himself authorized the hack? >> reporter: when pressed, president obama pointed a finger at the russian president. the white house says there's no question, russia interferes in the u.s. election and has been harassing u.s. diplomats abroad like this incident in july when a russian police guard tackled a u.s. diplomat. the obama administration offered details how they pulled off the cyber assault and according to the report, two russian groups passed officials and dnc stealing tens of thousands of internal e-mails. the hackers tricked victims into handing over credentials by mimicking the e-mail systems. there's retaliation we don't know about

45 acre estate in suburban maryland bought by the russian ins 1972 and this mansion on long island a famous beach front manor once owned by oil industry executive bought by the russian in the 50's. on russian soil u.s. slapping sanction on moscow 2 leading intelligence agencies and 4 top officials including the head of foreign intelligence. also targeted two notorious cybercriminals wanted by the fbi. one accused of stealing over 100 million dollars. notably absent from the list the russian president. >> just to be clear do you believe putin himself authorized the rise of the attack. >> the president point add finger at the russian presiden president. >> not much happens in russia without put i hope. >> white house says no question russia interfered in the u.s. election and harassing diplomat abroad like this incident when guard tackle a u.s. diplomat. and tonight obama administration is offering new details into how russia pulled off the cyberassault. campaign the u.s. is calling grizzl step. according to this report two russian groups had to democratic officials and dnc stealing internal e-mail