this week 48 hours rntinues its special series "the real ncis," the cases they can't forget. tuesday night's show examined the critical role the naval criminal investigative service plays in addressing national security threats including cybercrimes. >> in june 2012, a group posted and claimed that they had hacked into a navy database called the smart web move. >> the smart web move database used to relocate military personnel around the world contains the personal and private records of every member of the united states arms forces and their families. this was quite alarming to us. st didn't know at this point if this was a terrorist group. re didn't know if these were foreign adversaries. we just didn't know. >> ncis investigators scoured the internet and found their answer in of all places twitter. discovering that a hacking group team digital had executed the break in as well as 50 other intrusions into corporate and government data sites. >> that was really the break in the case. >> social media revealed a stunning fact. ofe perpetrator of one of the u.st damaging cybera

we're going to talk abou about "ncis." >> it's going to be crazy. >> we'll get to that.e'll start tonight with ryan seacrest, his crazy world could be getting even crazier. >> "e.t." has learned that the production company behind "american idol" is in talks to bring the show back next year. and seacrest is the top contender for the hosting gig. here's the thing. during its 15th season on-air, it was shot in los angeles. ryan seacrest just relocated to new york city to be kelly ripa's co-host. here's what ryan said just last year about a possible "american idol" come back. >> for me, never say never. >> what form would it come back in? would you host it again? >> i would love that. >> and the ratings since ryan joined kelly, as you could imagine, there was a big ratings spike monday. it was the number one talk show that day. then they levelled off. but higher than when kelly was trying out other hosts. and they hope to bring in new viewers now that ryan will be in every morning. today, they tried out cupping therapy, and partner yoga. we're told that kelly is happy to be

now "ncis: l.a." going into its ninth, "new orleans" into its fourth. there's a quite a lot of episoded out there. >> when you've been doing something that long and it's been that good to you, when or how do you know it's time to step aside? there's obviously a risk, you never know what the future holds. >> right. >> you've got a good gig, making good money, you know the system. how did you know it was time to make the move? >> that was such an instinct wall moment. and it's very slowly, all at once -- i had -- i started to have a difficult day one day that turned into a difficult week that turned into a difficult month. and i thought, i can't shake this. i was just -- i wasn't finding the zip and the fun. and then i really started -- part of it was that i had a new young family and i was probably exhausted. but i also realized that denozo's meant to be a certain age, a certain kind of -- i'm sure radar o'reilly at a certain point was like, how long am i going to anticipate what colonel potter has to say? i just -- i realized it was a risk, but i also l

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ncis investigated this for three years with no leaks.ing that investigation we found an ncis agent was furnishing mr. francis with information, that they set up false information to him. and it led to mr. francis believing that the investigation had been shut down. it allowed us to arrest him on american soil. [end video clip] brian: how well did he handle this? chris: i am not sure. ray mavis is the kind of person people criticize heavily or they do not criticize heavily. there is not much of a middle ground. frankly, i am not sure what else he could have done and i think this was done pretty well. this investigation began in 2010. the agent that was being referred to was something that leonard was always, part of his modus operandi of getting moles in different places was letting them know, warn of probing in operations. they gave him permission to work it out. -- false information to work it out. when the arrests were made, the navy moved with some alacrity to suspend operations with glenn defense marine. the secretary of war instigat

good for you. >>> let's talk about sunday's "ncis: los angeles." your tv wife is kidnapped.ve a clip. >> someone is in the house! >> somebody is inside. michelle? michelle? >> oh! scary. does everything turn out okay? >> that's the job we have to take care of. >> a good answer without giving me an answer. >> i got to play games. i have tv answers and real answers. which ones you want? >> your real-life wife, simone, she has a survival story of her own, a 12-year cancer survivor. >> at one point, she didn't think she would walk again. but now she's up and running. >> this is the infinite love. and i love the lollipop necklace. >> can you stick around for one more segment? >> i can. >> because anthony anderson, he's cooking. >> ant, bring me a sandwich, superstar. kron-4 news at eight:a brutal attack by a mob of teens at a local park sends two men to the hospital.what may have sparked the altercation...next in a live report. plus..it's rattlesnake season in the bay area.we tag along with one wrangler who shows us where the cold blooded creatures could be hiding around your hom

i'm holding out for nudity. >> the season finale of "ncis: l.a." is sunday.l cool j is out of his mind. >> by for good reason everyone. ll is out to kill and showing off his acting skill. see what i do there. >> i did. >> we went behind the scenes. >> you don't want to be a part of this. i'm going to hurt people. >> i don't just, i didn't just like luck my way into the eighth season. i've been studying acting a long time. i have an acting teacher. >> clearly, ll has been doing his homework, when he goes rogue to avenge the death of his wife. michelle. >> he murdered my wife. >> you need to either help me or -- >> unleash the beast. he's gone e, >> ll says we'll have to wait and see if the team can save him from himself. in real life there's no question these guys have each other's backs. that's a huge part of the show's success. >> ll has had some pretty powerful scenes. i think he's been doing fantastic. people are going to be impressed. >> so many times, shows go down the drain, because the actor says they're getting along, then five minutes later they're b

again, the last time tonight. "60 minutes," ncis: los angeles. madam secretary and elementary.een an eventful day here in the crescent city and there's more to come. the playoff tomorrow morning from t.p.c. louisiana. as kevin kisner, scott brown, jonas blixt and cameron smith in regulation tied on the eagle chip-in by kevin kisner. so for our entire cbs golf team, thanks for being with us. so long for now from the zurich classic of new orleans and we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning for the playoff. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a massive work stoppage strike at the heart of silicon valley. the labor dispute that could bring life to

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. >> the season finale of "ncis: l.a." is sunday.ol j is out of his mind. >> we went behind the scenes. >> you don't want to be a part of this. i'm going to hurt people. >> i don't just, i didn't just like luck my way into the eighth season. i've been studying acting a long time. >> clearly, ll has been doing his homework, when he goes rogue to avenge the death of his wife. >> you need to either help me or -- >> unleash the beast. he's gone rogue, and out for blood. >> ll says we'll have to wait and see if the team can save him from himself. but there's no question these guys have each other's backs. >> ll has had some pretty powerful scenes. i think he's been doing fantastic. people are going to be impressed. >> so many times, shows go down the drain, because the actor says they're getting along, then they're breaking dishes and talking crazy. but we actually get along. >> but after so many episodes, fans have just one burning question for ll. >> when are the other cast members going to be on "lip sync battle"? the answer is, they'r

. >> reporter: ncis investigators scoured the internet and found their answer in of all places, twitterdiscovering that a hacking group, team digital had executed the break in as well as 50 other intrusions into corporate and government data sites. >> that was really the break in the case. >> reporter: social media revealed a stunning fact. the perpetrator of one of the most damaging cyberattacks on the u.s. navy was one of their own. >> nick knight was a 27-year-old navy enlisted member. he was a systems administrator on a nuclear aircraft carrier. >> reporter: ncis suspected knight wasn't working alone, and when asked, he didn't hesitate to give up his partner. >> his response was daniel kruger. this other individual that we identified as thor. >> this type of case looks like it's a couple kids tacking in for fun. has much greater ramifications. >> reporter: in fact, the navy spent close to $500,000 to recover interest t recover from the cyber break in. >> you can see the full report, tuesday night on cbs. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, >>> we end tonight with steve hartman and an

there's your last time tonight beginning with "ncis." for nick and all the crew, jim nantz saying good night from beautiful wilmington, north carolina. z2c5qz z16fz y2c5qy y16fy . >>> thank you so much for joining us. there doesn't seem to be any letup in the rain. >> we've got a few more showers to go over the next few hours. they're just kind of sitting there waiting. it's still raining, and most of it's been light rain. you get more moderate showers in areas of i'll zoom in here to fairfax county. then at prince georges county along 301 and an arundel, that's where we're seeing some of the more moderate showers. it's in the '50s this afternoon after being in the '60s. right now only 56 in town. cloudy, still light rain for a few more hours, but maybe a peek of sun if we're lucky and a drying trend. better news about sunday and the start of the coming week, but next week, the second half is not looking so great. more details in a few minutes. >>> thank you so much, howard. the gloomy weather and hopefully a brighter night for the cats

he was ncis. >> he was the agent referred to by secretary may this. --mavis.an: i would like to ask you that. how long have you covered the navy? chris: i'm well into my second decade doing it. brian: put this whole thing into perspective. so, there is this criminal investigation, and there is an ethics investigation. the ethics investigation is falling directly out of the criminal investigation, but this is probably the widest and deepest ethics investigation in the history of the u.s. navy. the criminal behavior aside, there is ais is -- criminal investigation that is certainly getting people for doing things they should not have done. they broke the law. there's no question about it. there's no question this was bad behavior. brian: i want to read another one, just so people can understand. a guy named paul simpkins, former navy contracting send -- supervisor based in singapore, rigged navy contracts in thailand for glenn defense in exchange for $350 -- $350,000 in bribes and prostitutes. acted as a secret six or for the firm. his punishment was december 20

pauley wants the de leon family to know she wants to help.pauley perrette / ncis actress: "my mantraans 12:21, which is don't be overcome by evil - overcome evil with good, and this is the way we do it."joseph de leon / father: "sammy sends his love and his thanks." (grant) perrette reportedly gave the family 9-thousand dollars -- more than enough to cover the cost of the wheelchair.(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. (granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you... we are learning new details about the man arrested for a series of car fires around contra costa county. we will have the latest next at six.(pam) plus, a special counsel will now investigate president trump's russia connection. we'll have reaction from a local lawmaker. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) a suspect is identified in a series of car arsons in the east bay. and investigators are worried he may be responsible for dozens of other fires. ( steve ) good evening i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. we first brought you this announcement live

"ncis: los angeles," "madam secretary" and "elementary." next week, p.b.r. action.he last cowboy standing. pacheco rides for a vegas repeat. here are your final standings. i always thought brian harman -- like having watched him. he's got a really -- not the biggest guy in the world but he can belt it out there pretty good and as you saw the last hole, he's got a magnificent putting stroke too. nick: he was brave at 18. that was a big decision to go at 18 with a wood. jim: there's adam scott, who shot 70 in the final round. 79 players made the cut at plus one. turned out to be a very exciting day of golf. nick: it really was. i think the golf course really shone this week. i love looking at all these numbers. they were pretty evenly matched. eight bogus -- bogeys two, a day. it was a real tight race on this fine golf course. jim: so brian harman, raised down this atlantic coast about 300 miles away from savannah. still lives down in the georgia area off the coast. st. simon's island. that was a brilliant performance at the end. one of the great putts of the year on

the national cyber security centre and the nci are working with europe and international partners toct the right evidence that we collect the right evidence that we need to do to make sure we have the right material to find out who has done this and we go after them which we will. in terms of protecting the service in future, what guarantees can you give to the public about protecting the nhs? people will always want to attackers on the cyber platform. we will do all we can to mitigate that. it's about information and investment. that is why we have invested £i billion in a national cyber security centre. we need to make sure that we protect people and support them. why we re protect people and support them. why were they using out dated software that couldn't be made secure? were they using out dated software that couldn't be made secure7m were they using out dated software that couldn't be made secure? it can be made secure but the nhs has particular vulnerabilities with their systems. they have been asked to move away from the xp platform. it is down to 5% of the platform. good pr

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threatening to leak other high-profile shows,nbc's "celebrity apprentice," fox's "new girl" and cbs "ncis angeles." this may be the biggest hack since sony's in 2014 this isn't surprising security experts because third party vendors are much more vulnerable. studios upgraded their security extensively to safeguard cyber attacks. a lot of studios farm out to subcontractors that don't have the infrastructure to protect against high-profile attacks. the hollywood attacker is hinting at its next target tweeting, who is next on the list? fox. ifc, natgeo and abc. oh what fun we're going to v we're not playing games anymore. "the dark overlord" says it is ready for another round. so far no networks have commented on the threats. melissa. melissa: wow, this is hitting every industry. it is incredible. always the vendor. hillary, thank you. ashley: all right, bracing for more deadly storms unfortunately. rescue crews are still sifting through rubble searching for survivors after severe storms ripped through the south and midwest over the weekend killing at least 15 people, injuring are dozens mor

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a smaller number are with ncis. we need to have a post 9/11 dissection of the counterintelligence capability, the capabilities of our adversaries and a rethink how we approach this. we're stuck in the cold war. our adversaries are not. and this is a real threat. and to not address it, with the same fervor of the investigation, is a direct danger on national security. >> matt, ranking member on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff of california. he took issue with director comey's answer on the choice that he faced in 2016. this is what he tweeted a short time ago. real choice was not conceal or speak. comey spoke about clinton and concealed trump investigation. real choice was to abide by doj policy or violate that policy. what did you make, matt, of comey's defense today in general? >> i don't find it very convincing. i do think she'she's a man of integrity, but he said he was worried about the fbi's reputation and whether people was thinking the fbi was acting appropriately. that's not the right standard.

>> there was an ncis investigation on the one -- the first rape that happened and he was still there when i reported and he was allowed to graduate. >> ms. gross, you indicated that you were interrogated after the rape or after -- >> the first assault, the first rape. >> and you were interrogated for 13 hours. >> yes, ma'am, that's correct. >> and what happened? >> i -- during that time, i think cid had gotten better by my second assaults. i think the -- i'm unique in the fact i did not have a special victim's attorney for the first and i did for the second, i was able to see the change for the two. having the special victim's attorney played an integral role in making sure that didn't happen. he was strict to make sure i wasn't over exerted. the first time i had 13 hour interviews, my commander came in and said that i needed to go because i had class in the morning and i had missed class all day. >> you had two 13-hour interrogations. >> yes, ma'am. >> and we wonder why victims don't want to report. if i remember, correctly, ms. gross, you had -- in the second rape or assault, you h

smuggling, weapons smuggling and you're taking up some leads in this area and there's some databases with ncis that you haven't used before or only used a couple times a year, you know, we would love for the technology to get to single sign on, you know, across the board. you know, and fetter rated searches. but so i think -- does that answer your question? >> yes r thank you. mr. wagner, if i may, what is cbp doing to ensure the servers and the data, the biometrics data is not compromises under a cyber attack? >> i'd have to defer to our i.t. staff to provide the technical answer ton that, but, you know, the data's housed within a cbp system. we'll be using some cloud space technology to store that data but what we'll do is what we call -- what's called tem pla advertising the photographs. so it takes your picture, turns it into basically ones and zeros and numbers and that's put into the cloutd space where the matching occurs. so if somebody were to hack that, alls they would get was just a bunch of numbers. when that match is made, the data comes back into the cbp database then where it's s

says he has high-profile shows including nbc's "celebrity apprentice," fox's "new girl" and cbs's "ncisos angeles." "the dark overlord" tweeted he is ready to play another round but so far no major networks commenting on the threats. this hack may be the biggest to hit hollywood since the sony hack in 2014. security experts are not surpriserred by the hack. third party vendors have been a weak link. they upgraded security for sigher hacks but studios farm out work to small contractors that don't have the infrastructure to protect against high-profile attacks. network is working with law enforcement to address the situation. seems even the hackers aren't a drag on the stock. netflix shares hitting all-time highs this morning. neil. neil: heightened demand for the series. you can't get early access to this on netflix itself, right? we know they hacked, doesn't mean people running to netflix to download these episodes now, right? reporter: right you have to go where they uploaded it on the dark web. it is not available on netflix yet. neil: which is probably explains their dark, ominous na

very best, it's large scale, 20-30 million-dollar operation and it's quite frankly -- i wish that the ncihe finest use of money that they could possibly put into pancreatic, that's what we are working on. stuart: you're a good man. this is a good cause and we all know it and i hope you're successful. thank you very much for being on the shown deflecting my criticism of your former industry. i promise you -- >> that's unfortunate. [laughter] stuart: bob wright, you're all right. we will see you soon. >> i just want to say one last thing that i know you talk a lot about health care, one thing that i wanted to say, we have 291 million americans that are on single payer right now, you have 55 million on medicare and 77 million on medicaid and 159 million on employer based and those are single payer because none of those people have the right -- stuart: the difference between single payer that you're talking about as in britain or canada -- >> i am. i'm just saying that we already -- we already are in this game up to our neck and we have 20 million people that are on the exchange and if fox st

community assessment of january 6th, prima primarily written by your agency and along with nsa and nci. in the key judgment, the report says and we also assessed putin and the russian government, helping the president-elect trump, -- cia and fbi have high confidence in this judgment, nsa has moderate conference. kou could you explain the discrepan discrepancy? >> i call it a difference opinion between three different organizations and in the end, i made that call. if anybody is unhappy, mike rogers is accountable. when i looked at all the data, i was struck by every key judgment of multiple source and multiple discipline. i was able to removed every other alternatives that i can come up in my mind and well, could there be another reason to explain it. in the case of that one particular point, it did not have the same level of sourcing and same level of multiples sources from different perspective, human intelligence. i still believe it fits in the context and agreed with the judgment. from a professional analytic perspective, i am not quite at the level you are as james comey and -- >>