. >> reporter: lou has multiple security systems in his pine hill home, april 3rd his family cam home to find burglars cleaned them out. >> they rummaged through every room just emptying out cabinets turning drawers upside down. >> police have not retrieved any valuables but authorities in camden county are hoping new technology can help victims like this. >> small maker on it and small drop and a blush on an item. >> reporter: officers are training on identifying items mark with the dna solution, the a seeks in washington campaign to get home and business owners to buy a dna asset marking kit. from their port inner technology company applied dna sciences. >> marking of valuables with plant based dna is simply modern version of the engraving treasured items with the owners initials or other personal identifiers. >> reporter: each kit comes with liquid you brush on your valuables like a nail polish. it containing plant dna invisible without a special uv light. police can scan and recover item in less than 48 hours. >> when you get a kit that kit's dna's signature is yours. >> reporter:

lou: i'm going to say it has been great. thank you. >> you are a great friend. this show very much. lou: i'm not putting up with any more $18 million trade deficits. 30 million people out there right now who would like to be part of middle class. and have jobs, paying what they did 30 years ago they don't. >> that is not a trade problem. it is regulation, and restricts and requirement and government spending. >> thank you. >> a massive solar storm up next details of manhunt for two country most wanted fugitive. >> and the close encounter no scuba diver wants ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ble is this prison worker joyce campbell -- joyce -- >> a lot of trouble. she went through this planning that took weeks and weeks to ge

lou: section 8 of article 1 of the constitution gives that power to the congress and the senate has thensibility to advise and consent and approve foreign agreements. >> yes, but what they're asking for authority is when a trade agreement. lou: they want to give away their authority. come on. >> they have an up-or-down vote, no amendment. lou: up-or-down vote that is up plants the ability to amend agreements. that is a diminishment of authority and power. not an -- >> no country will make a trade -- lou: are you spending a lot of time in washington with these folks? >> no no country will make a trade concession if they feel that it's going to be -- >> any country stupid enough not to take advantage of the largest consumption economy, if they choose not to do business with us it's their loss i don't know of a single country that arrived at a single conclusion do you? >> every trade agreement. lou: i would love to know. >> every trade agreement since world war ii, you had an up-or-down vote the only way to get it done. it's amended to death and nothing happens. lou: and all of these defic

he was excited to let everyone know how much money he has. lou had almost $9 billion, wouldn 't you be excited? >> very excited. i would buy a lot of copies of my book. lou: you have the mind set that he says that america needs. i was impressed with jeb bush's announcement to be honest with you, he it the her fec perfect tone and he said the right things. >> i agree with you i thought it was a strong, serious speech. i thought when he got heckled and responded off the cuff pretty well. lou: a thought great. >> a a -- ener energetic crowd he played off of that. lou: let's go to pope francis. pope francis on climate change. i don't think what the profit is in this for him or the church. it is to me political. not the stuff of which i would expect a pope to get involved in. >> this has been a different kind of pope, i am not a catholic i admire him greatly i admire the catholic church. you know there will be some people who disagree with what the pope has to say. one thing we can all agree on, i think, christians, that we're to be good stewards of t

an outbreak of evian lou has devastated the egg industry causing shortages around the country. the u.s. department of agriculture cut the forecast 4% from last month estimate. producers and restaurants, it is a delicate position to be in. one silicon valley company making a based substitute. the business has been not tear -- has been on a tear since the shortage. the ceo and alan bjerga joining us from washington. how serious is this? getting to be a pretty big deal across the country. the usda reduce the forecast for egg production last month to the lowest since 2000 eight. this month and even bigger cut. they also said the shortages could last until 2016. it will take a while for the affected farms that have had 47 million birds annihilated to recover and get back to regular production levels you would like to see. this is not a problem going away in the next few months. mark: i guess in a sad irony, does this mean good business for you? >> it definitely needs a good business for us. this is a food system that is a little bit of you. drought can be representative of another.

joining me now, lou ha remski, the prosecutor in the trial seven years ago.ou, great to have you on. >> thank you, brooke. >> transparency sake for our viewers, we called you a couple of weeks ago to talk to you about matt and you said no fearing the possibility that he would track you down. we now know his fate so now we'll talk to you. and i appreciate you coming on. you say you are not surprised he was killed upon capture. i want you to tell me why. >> well when we were prepare forge the trial, there was evidence that the sheriff's department had received from another inmate that he was planning an escape. and with that part of that was that a statement to the inmate that he would not be taken alive. he would gut a police officer. so obviously that posed some concerns to all the courtroom staff, the attorneys, the judge. >> so there was that. >> so when he was -- i'm sorry. >> no, please continue. >> so he ended up being shot, by not complying with a command, it really didn't surprise me because it was just in keeping with what he had said about eight year

owner lou wolf has made it clear he does not want to share the location and said they will not play at the coliseum site if the raiders play there as well. >>> now that the san francisco 49ers have their new stadium in santa clara, officials seem very interested in the city's politics. team executives spent more than $11,000 to help elect the mayor and two of the six city council members last fall. the team is asking for approval to take over the local property. >>> thousands of warriors's fans are expected to lineup in san francisco this morning for the chance to meet harrison barnes. when macy's union square opens at 10:00 this morning the first 250 customers to spend $35 or more on special licensed merchandise will receive a writ band to meet barnes at 5:00 tonight. boston whitecaps scored a combined 53 -- barnes scored a combined 53 points in the finals. >>> check out this touching father's day post from warriors player steph curry. it is a picture of him and his daughter riley. part of it reads no better blessing than the responsibility of fatherhood. woke up at 6:15 a.m. with 2-y

david lou has the story. t. >> big challenge now is notifying the 4 75 employees deemed essential that they must report to work if there is a strike. those workers could play cat and mouse with deputy from the sheriffs office serving the paperwork. president of the board of supervisors says money is the major sticking point. while local 5 21 has had 2 year agreement in the past. this time they work on 4 to five year deal. the yawn has been silent all day as negotiations reach the 11th hour. >> this is the biggest union. this 9,000 employee that's about half of all of the county employees so every, every percentage point means a lot of money. >> he says hiring is already under way to fill position throughout county agency. if all goes as planned 911 dispatchers will remain on the job. they are among the 4 75 employees deemed essential. tell staffing will be shorthanded at valley medical center where they would have like to increase the number of essential workers. county jail and juvenile hall will be staffed

once the trial has begun we're in a different perspective. now people are -- loui'm suggesting you all get out of it. [ laughter ] >> you get the last word, rebecca. >> you have to respect the judge, and if he's asked them to please not watch the news on this subject, as a juror, please don't. there are reasons for it. lou: all right i'm just asking to you think about it. >> okay. lou: rebecca thanks so much. wendy thank you. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> in london a 24-year-old daredevil becoming the first person to stand atop wembley stadium's iconic arch. james kingston scaled -- whoa. look how high. 440 feet is high. despite having a previous, this is hard to believe he had a fear once of heights. the only thing stopping him from falling to the ground as you see him there, a maintenance cable around his waist. it took a team of more than 30 safety and security professionals over three months of meticulous planning before his climb was allowed to take place. i don't like that one,

. >> lou young has the story of the golden retriever and his 62- year-old owner. >>> reporter: the injured service dog limps along and can still manage a tail wag after throwing himself in front of a bus monday on main street in brewster. the 8-year-old golden retriever is the companion and guide of audrey stone a legally blind resident who knows figo is special. >> i thank god he survived and i love him. >> reporter: police shared these photos. the front tire of the school bus and pavement in front covered with the animal's fur from his right front leg. >> it was heartbreaking. >> reporter: amazingly, the dog didn't yelp in pain but calmly struggled to stay with his mistress. >> you really can't touch and injured dog guarding somebody. touch them, they are aggressive. not this dog. >> reporter: the dog didn't stop struggling until paramedics took her away in the ambulance. he was taken to a lot vet who says the behavior is remarkable even for a service animal. >> whether he did that consciously or unconsciously but -- it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: this is audrey stone's third service

. >> la salle university career counselor lou lamorte has issued thousands into the job market.some in the class of 2015 have jobs lined up while others don't. but he is optimistic. >> we say about a 10% or 15% increase over the fall and probably about a 30% increase over the last spring's job fair. that tells me that employers are looking for college grads. >> reporter: the unemployment rate overall was 5.5% but for 18 to 29-year-olds it was higher at 1. 1.9%. >> pharmaceutical companies are having a bit of a tough time these days. it's knowing what are the markets in this area what are some of the -- who are the players in different areas. >> reporter: technology and sales jobs are also still in demand but knowing the players also means playing the game smart. social media is a key factor now. first the worry was posting too much about yourself sometimes job seekers aren't posting enough. >> they are looking before they bring you in for an interview. from what we're hearing is if you're on -- they take a look at facebook. they're looking more at linked in what do you have on y

florence lou looi has more. >> reporter: over the last few days we have heard from various state levelicial that his the booed crammed with 727 people will be moved to rakhine state. now, on wednesday morning we got confirmation from the rakhine state spokesman that this boat will be moved to northern rakhine state very close to the border with bangladesh. it's also where the government is keeping another group of boat people found in myanmar waters. on the 22nd of may about 10 days ago. the government says most of them are from bangladesh in the smaller group but we don't know the identities of the 727 people on friday. when we spoke to the government spokesman a tuesday he says they will be moved before they are repatriated back to bangladesh, suggest that go a verification exercise of their identities have been completed but he later corrected the statement to say that the fair take exercise will be conducted and is still ongoing. now, this whole attitude that -- the way the entire incidents has been handled being however reflects the government's attitude towards this refugees migr

lou: that part has seen its second no-hitter in nine months.dan zimmermann had one in september, september 28. mad max has been insane. two complete-game gems. only one hit allowed, 26 k's. looking like he is worth every bit of the seven-year, $210 million contract. the college world series, florida, bottom of the seven fly ball write. that is deep enough to score. virginia takes the 5-4 lead and goes on to win. they advanced to the final round and will face vanderbilt on monday. a no-hitter is enough to make a sports cast special, but wait. hollywood, i hope you're watching this potential movie idea unfolding. jason day is turning the golf course into his own personal test of will and in the process his own personal -- battling vertigo, collapsing yesterday. almost quitting three times. look at this approach on the par 5 18. it is a beauty. rolling to about two feet from the cup. makes the bertie, shoots 68. he is four under for the open. the shot of the day from jb holmes. his second shot on 16 lands on the green, spins back for an eagle. he

lou: i assure you i won't. >> at least two or three of our colleagues will ask me to do so and i will do so. this pope has a tendency to do things authorityively that are outside faith and morals. lou: and that territory incognita the reality is he's talked about capitalism unfavorably. talked about climate change and the policies necessary in his judgment which is as you suggest perhaps not his to make. and thirdly to talk about a new global authority to assure that his views are institutionalized, this is the most troubling aspect of what he said. >> if he means moral authority he's entitled to that. if he means coercive authority, i don't know what he's talking about. talking about the u.n., some super -- he's really really off the beaten path. lou: we're looking at the prospect that the supreme court will be judging obamacare to be unconstitutional or supported, a host of issues facing this country. what do you believe the supreme court will decide? do you have a sense of it? >> i do. and my sense of it is from my familiarity with the wait justices and think my awareness of what they said in their que

his prime agenda right now is the iran deal, he has problems. lou: to 2016 election.f jeb bush's debut today? >> i thought it was a good opening debut they were a little late coming on tv. it is going to be a tough race, i have a bunch of friends in this race, i am going to try to avoided endorsing they are all good people, they have experience i lean toward governors and ex governors. we need someone with a leadership capacity. lou: top right now in steyer power index is jub bush, and marco rubio. then scott walker. carly fiorina well, ted cruz? >> i know ted. lou: he is surprisingly pleasant smart as hell, and off putting to some. >> i like governors that are able to get results. lou: we had a belly full of senators. >> we have. lou: thank you so much, the guyet quiet man that is not johnny is sinew new. >> all right. thank you, george. >> do you believe free traded traded vo trade >> cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >> in north carolina two teens recovering after they lost limbs in separate shark attacks on the same beach the attacks occurred 90 minutes apart yester

he has an impressive roll out the more merrier for g.o.p. lou: that c-130 quite a prop.and in contrast to democrats, like they are holding a coronation. this is refreshing. >> the concern from republican establishment is that have you to knows of candidates, it is a -- tons of candidates, they will say crazy things to stand out we have not seen anything like this so far it has been productive and exchanges of ideas so far so good. lou: chris christie, is -- we're about to see this field grow. meanwhile, the -- the former secretary of state, she seems to not be able to get out of the news for missteps, is it your view she is in trouble or is she going to remain teflon throughout this campaign? >> well, i think she is in a good deal of trouble really. looking at her fair or billty -- favor billty numbers now. don't take questions from the press. and kind of try to let the scandals that surround the clinton foundation go away. and try to make herself as a chimpion for -- champion for every day americans but she is not going out to talk with the every day americans you see h

lou: what do you think? >> i was taken how positive everybody seemed pretty much about the whole field. that's what i think ed has put a finger on what is one of the problems, then, because it seemed to me to be somewhat empty gesture, are you more likely, do you like, could you see yourself. lou: gently phrased. >> right, you could answer, yes to multiple candidates and i think that doesn't tell you much. >> the other thing is huckabee came in third in their nest, but he's sixth or seventh in the actual who would you choose at this point in time. he may rise as time goes. on a lot of people that can do better when time goes on when there's a campaign. lou: that's what we call the ed rollins treatment for you folks at the journal and nbc news. got to get the facts right. >> it's important. lou: let's turn to -- speaking of elegant phrasing. the president of the united states today using a racial slur in an interview. it seemed capriciously arbitrarily and no purpose whatever as if there could ever be a purpose, but certainly made no sense and didn't elevate public discourse? >> that's perfectly put. did not eleva

lou: what if this administration has been right about the consequences of its policies? . >> wow. zero. i can't think of anything other than -- lou: not a fair question. i knew the answer. >> there are any countries we have better relations with? i would say north korea, iran. lou: k.t. can't top that one. thank you very much. k.t. mcfarland. >>> on wall street stocks rose on optimism that the greeks will eventually reach a deal. the dow up 103 point, the s&p up 13, the nasdaq up 37, a new record there. volume on the big board 3 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> now to the weekend box office. universal's "jurassic world" continues to dominate bringing in over 102 million dollars! the science fiction movie expected to set a record today for the fastest movie ever to make a billion dollars in the global box office. it took just 13 days. not bad. debuting in second place, disney's "inside out," 98 million. that will help with "tomorrowland's" bills. fox's "spy" comes in with 10.5 million dollars. >>> pr

allies, to our interests and ultimately to the united states itself. >> i think the decision has already been made lou, that's why you have spokespeople for the administration walking away from iraq a little bit. distancing ourselves from the failure unfolding right in front of our eyes. i think they're going to walk right next to the administration and give the whole problem, unless unless there's a serious attack in the united states that isis has sponsored. that will change the game for the obama administration. but if that doesn't happen, and let's hope it does not, they're not going to do anything more than what they're already doing. lou: general always good to have you here, general jack keane. >> good talking to you, lou. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> in colorado tornadoes and hail damaging dozens of homes several tornadoes touched down across the state. homes destroyed across a number of counties. thankfully no injuries have been reported. the storms backing a powerful punch dropping what some describe as baseball-sized hail a

has been implemented to stop a run on the banks. the government talks about the international lenders when talks broke down over the deal. >> an lou, a lot of action has been taking place. a short while ago we were talking about the president clearly frustrated and quite critical of the greek government. >> yes he spoke about the egotism. he said that he felt betrayed. he said that alexis tsipras effectively lied. they had something on the table but he chose to leave that table. what we've seen happening now certainly in this self defensive address the european commission president was basically saying to the people of greece that there had to be a continuation of greece in europe, that they could not go out there could not be an exit, but that he was not going to be there to defend them if other forces were going to lead them astray. that's effectively what they were saying. he also did intimate there would be debt relief further down the road. something that the greek government chose to ignore. very much on attack here on the greek government, and very much pushing directly at the greek electorate for a yes, sir vote. now on the

lou wolf has made it clear he does not want to share the location. and the commissioner says the a's would not play at the sight site if the -- site if the raiders build a stadium there as well. >>> now that the san francisco 49ers have their new stadium in santa clara a, team officials seem interested in city politics, the mercury news executives spent $11,000 to help elect the mayor, and two of the city council members last fall. this is as the team is asking for city approval to take over city property near the stadium. the 49ers say they're just doing what many local businesses do, supporting candidates who might be most open to their ideas. >>> time is 5:09. here's one of the stars of the nba champion golden state warriors and later today warrior fans will have a chance to meet harrison barnes in san francisco. this morning at 10:00, when macy's union square in san francisco opens, the first 250 customers to spent 35 dollars or more on specific licensed merchandise will get a wristband that will allow them to meet harrison barnes at 5:00 tonight

there has been evidence that has been destroyed. lou: obstruction of justice or just plain incompetence at the irs? >>> and tonight all of france seems to be in revolution against all forms of french transportation. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. . lou: first there was the confederate flag, now somewhere call father stars and stripes to go as well. racist hatemonger, leader of the nation of islam louis farrakhan says forget the confederate flag, we need to put down the american flag. farrakhan made the co

lou: even all that has been charged to her? looks like she is the matriarch of corruption of the highest level of politics in this country's history. >> it is extraordinary what has been revealed about this foundation and the consistency of their public lives. as i have written they have grabbed the goodies on the way out to the white house door and had to return the furniture. with the impeachment charges and everything day have continued all these years and now to see those revelations with the foundation is breathtaking in the scope of it. >> used to be cast no aspersions that you have legalized prostitution and gambling. but he took it up the ladder >> take a look at the all-time favorite cartoon from "the new york post" if we could show that to the audience. this is pretty much straight to add it. eggs in a trough. pay eggs in the mud it is nice to be back home again with all those scandals. >> to be portrayed as to pay eggs in public corruption is riveted not a good way to start a campaign. >> i think a lot of democrats a

hire that has put agents without completed background checks and necessary clearances in proximity to the president and the white house itself. what is going on with the secret service? >> well lou, this is another chapter in what has been a troubling story. the good news is director clancy is getting right on this particular issue, but i can tell you we wouldn't have known about it had it been for a whistle-blower who called me to let me know this was a problem. and much of the narrative it's been, well, this has been just a few people we've recently hired but i'm here tonight to share with you that it was really, there were 133 agents without background checks on the job. 133 of them. lou: whoa. and the secret service had tried to suggest that there were only a dozen or so, correct? initially. >> initial report shows there was only a few. actually, there was much more than that. some indications indicate that this problem went back to 2013. director clancy has been very transparent since i raised it with him, i'm hopeful by this friday we will have this all resolved. but the real question remains is in this culture of secret service where perhaps this culture of not trustingly

lou: he is carrying the whole team, and he has a bad back. he is carrying the city, everybody. kellye: thank you, lou. a prehistoric thriller looking to make box office history. kellye: dinosaurs took a giant bite out of the box office this weekend. "jurassic world" had the largest opening in history $511 million. and it could have the largest u.s. opening as well. jonathan: a long-lost friend beaming a hello back to worth tonight. this probe landed on a comet. the comet is moving, like 16,000 miles per hour. now the program has woken up. scientist have been trying to pinpoint its location since november. problems happened when it was not anchored to the surface. devon: storms just across the mason-dixon line, staying mainly north. morning showers tomorrow for the commute. that is the latest indications. the likely a storm chances for possible severe weather noon until 8:00. tomorrow, bright and early, the heat and humidity. jonathan: are the boomers going to keep us awake tonight? devon: they shouldn't. kellye: we are going to be sleeping soundly. jonathan: this is where we are

lou: breaking news tonight the state department has just confirmed that an american was killed fighting against the islamic statement his name keith broomfield killed fighting with the kurdish forces in syria. kurds called him a martyr and referred to the incident on social media. >>> turning to politics now, hillary clinton on the campaign trail still not talking with the press, but still talking trash to republicans, accusing republicans of systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of american citizens from voting. clinton's top campaign attorney is even suing the state of ohio claiming the state's laws are designed to suppress minority and young voters. ohio governor john kasich a potential republican presidential candidate firing right back. >> don't be running around a country dividing americans. don't be coming in and saying we are deliberately trying to keep people from voting when her own state has less opportunity for voting than my state. and she's going to sue my state? come on that's just silly. lou: clinton's own state of new york gives voters only one day. it

has emerged. these kinds of entanglements are endemic to the house of representatives. lou: i wish i could tell you tonight that today's vote was a statement in support of millions of working men and women and entrepreneurs and small business people, our middle class but unfortunately i can't do that. the fact is i'm sorry to be the one to tell you president obama and speaker boehner and their like in the house mean to kill more jobs cut more wages and strangle our middle class, and they'll sleep well in the bosom of the ever generous special interests they serve the lobbyists the chamber and the roundtable. but there is some good in today's vote the legislation did expose truth that the trade assistance bill, for example, is deeply necessary to help the hundreds of thousands of americans who they acknowledge today will lose their jobs as a result of so-called free trade that's supposed to create jobs. these people are crazy. they don't think you're going to pay attention to the ironies the contradictions and the realities. both parties mean to drive further immigration and

it has been a blessing. lou: question -- greatest athlete of this generation?o too far down your list before you get to serena williams, sitting on 20 grand slams, going after another at the all england club today. serena struggled a little bit in her first match with the russian. then came correct, check out the backhand winner down the line. serena wins the first set 6-4 and cruises from there, winning in straight sets, 6-4, 6-1. sister venus also advances. while marcus thorton will be introduced at a press conference tomorrow he will like the jersey he is lifting. the case for okafor, tossing his jersey on the table and walking away. a lot of experts had him going to the lakers at number two, but they went with deangelo russell from ohio state instead. ruh-roh! team usa facing world number one germany in the women's world cup, 7 p.m. in montrÉal, with the winner heading to the world cup finals. back to serena williams, she has made $69 million just playing tennis, no endorsements. $69 million. jonathan: just playing tennis. and she plays at a devastating lev

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lou: what is in transpacific partnership agreement deal. hillary clinton has it down.g about. the white house would not have been hacked, had they been using her server. >> i like better the whole thing yesterday where she told people to get to the end of the line, i don't have a problem with. lou: that appeals to your nature. >> i don't know how she squares that with being in favor of amnesty for illegal immigrants, lou. you either wait your turn or you don't. you can't have to both ways. lou: i think get to the end of the line for hillary may be the same as, marie anya ant wa net let them eat cake. >> if she were going to joke about waiting in line, maybe in line. lou: maybe have something else direct traffic. >> she is jovial. that is the word i associate most with hillary clinton. she needed people to get to the end of the line, because half way through the line you have to make a donation to clinton foundation before you get an autograph. lou: that making sense kim jong-un? this is worrisome, i am told with all political leaders in asia pacific region. he has put

crackdown is meant to restore stability and security, but and promises to support justice has been subdued by lou contra-if i have trades and arm deals. >> ignoring gross humanitarian rights like torture and forced disappearances. >> some missing students have been found but not alive. this woman has seen her son's body. she said it's broken in many places. human rights activists say that the engineering student was kidnapped in front of his class. there were security cameras at the university at the time and want to know why they can't be used to find her son's killers. victims of forced disappearance do not end up in prison. we have stories of people who have disappeared and turned up dead. some were killed by the result of torture by the interior ministry. it's been two years since tens of thousands of people marched in the streets against the electcally democracically elected government. since then many have gone missing. >> the obama administration has announced it reached an agreement with cuba to reopen its embassies and restore diplomatic relations. president obama and john kerry are expe

lou dobbs. obama administration has many problems and very few problem solvers. and now it is clear the administration has been neither vigilant nor effective in protecting federal, digital information and data, nor has it been forthcoming what our enemies carry out successful cyberattacks stealing that information. the obama administration keeping the truth from the american people about those cyberattacks on what may be tens of millions of us. the head of the office personnel management today back on capitol hill. she refused to tell lawmakers the depth, the frequency and the damage done by suspected chinese hackers who carried out successful cyberattacks against her agency. the attacks according to the chairman of the house oversight committee may have affected as many as 32 million current, former and prospective federal employees, including potential military enlistees. turns out the first major chinese breach was november 2013, and it was not discovered until four months later in march of 2014. yet opm director archuleta reassured congress in july of last y

it has a happy ending, believe it or not. . lou: a few thoughts now on accountability in our federal government or the lack thereof. homeland security secretary jeh johnson late last night announced that acting tsa administrator melvin caro way has been reassigned inspector general report showed tsa screeners had only a 95% failure rate when they were trying to detect explosives and handguns on the persons of passengers. but the white house today expressing great confidence in the tsa and the response by secretary johnson. they were just pleased as punch! >> the president has very high expectations for the kind of response that will be enacted by tsa and the department of homeland security to address those concerns, and that's why the prompt action that was taken by secretary johnson just last night is consistent with that philosophy. lou: you know, josh earnest is bubbling over there with enthusiasm and delight. this is the administration's idea of accountability, to reassign officials to another department or job after they screw

lou: wow! his original goal was $30000. today he raised $90000, tripling his goal. he now has $100,000 in his sights. once again that is what sports is all about. jonathan: that is what life is all about. lou: and life. absolutely. jonathan: make it fun to celebrate. lou: love that story. jonathan: how is he doing? lou: he is doing good. he has inspired a lot of people. i guess he is feeling good. jonathan: what he should do when he feels good go to west virginia and go to annapolis. get 1000 rider to goes with him and raise more money. lou: we'd cover that, too. jonathan: coming up at 5:00 -- >> my daughter. my gosh. jonathan: how many times do you say there is a bear on my car? it's not yogi or boo-boo. we will tell you what happened. kellye: but first news that sent the markets tumbling to the worst day of the year. >> and police want your help in tracking down two female suspects who they say shot a taxi cab driver at this very intersection in washington d.c. i'm abc7's jay announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. kellye: the search is on tonight for two women accused of shoot