paige: we are in organ pipe.e are going to check on some water drop locations that are up in these hills. on thoseking to check areas. amy: how do you know about the presence of migrants in these areas? scott: we have spent several years now in these areas doing search and rescue, search and recovery, and doing water drops. we know that people are moving through these areas. they have been moving through in large numbers for a while. areas,e mountainous often there are trails of people who hike. it is easy to find those trails. get humanitarian supplies to people. have you found bodies or bones in these hills? scott: yes, we have, unfortunately. where we are going therere have bebeen several recoveries we wee involved in and searches. and people who have died in this area. amy: can you describe this area we are walking through? scott: sure. area -- from here we are probably 15 miles north of the border as the crow flies. we are hiking into these mountains on the west side of organ pipe cactus national monument. t

i'm paige. i'm christopher. hi, christopher, paige.things that they need, but they've got some great ideas to help other kids like them. so they've come to meet the children's commissioner to tell her their ideas. so, anne, christopher and paige have come to see you today because they'd like to tell you a little bit about what life is like for them. life is sometimes hard. if i haven't got enough food then it'll be hard because we just have to put up with it. and itjust gives me a headache or chest pains, stomachache. life for me is very hard when i don't have food because i can't concentrate when i'm hungry. it makes me feel sick and, like, it makes me feel like i can't do anything without food. and what about in school holidays? do you think it's going to change in school holidays at all? it's hard because you don't know... it's like, you don't know what you're going to have in your cupboards. it will be harder. do you think there is something schools could do, like stay open during the school holidays? yeah. and what do you think wo

. >> they just got married and now paige is about to toss the bouquet. >> make some noise for paige. >> stand in the middle gives you better opportunity to jump this way or that way depending where it goes. >> ladies, make some more noise so she knows where to throw it. >> don't throw it to high because sometimes they get stuck on the light fixtures. and there it is. that chandelier is so pretty. look at it. it is getting married! we get a close-up shot of the bouquet. >> there is a backup bouquet. >> there is a ton of them at every table. just go grab one. >> well, here we go. >> like a touchdown catch. >> it is all about where you stand, i told you. i showed you guys. >> it is a whole like circle thing. it became very spectacular. >> that's right. >> okay, well, in this video, practice normally makes perfect. but in this case -- >> oh, no! >> wow. that went down like a slinky. >> all right, everybody, grab some -- it's mine. >> we wasted all the champagne and all the cake. >> yes. >> party over. >> it is the case of mark's missing chair. >> now it is gone missing. >> just disappear

joining me now is jeremy peters and susan paige is back with us.y, why haven't kevin mccarthy, steve scalise considered expulsion. >> the republican party behaves this way when one of their members -- >> not liz cheney. >> right. >> absolutely strong and fierce on this. she was when he made his comments about white supremacy. it take as woman in the republican caucus and leadership to speak out when the men won't? >> apparently it does. her comments saying he has to go is striking. we haven't seen something like that from the republican leadership about him or about other members of congress in the republican party who have said offensive things. i think that's a significant step here. i think that, you know, as far as democrats are concerned, you know, they need steve king in the picture. as much as republicans need rashida tlaib and ihlan omar in the picture. both of these stories are interesting puddling up on the same day. you have the version that the other party wants its opponents to see, right? so i think the more steve king is out there in

but all of that is going to be playing out through the rest of the year. >> paige, thank you. >> reporter>> the acting director of planned parenthood will join stephanie ruhle and ali srel city. >>> the push to remove president trump from office is getting new momentum. the member of leadership who is now announcing support for impeachment investigation. and just what house speaker nancy pelosi is going to do. r nancy pesilo is going to do. announcer: fidelity is redefining value with zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. at fidelity those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero i like to make my life easy. ( ♪ ) romo mode. (beep) (bang) good luck with that one. yes! that's why i wear skechers slip-ons. they're effortless. just slip them right on and off. skechers slip-ons, with air-cooled memory foam. >>> the push for impeachment against president trump now has a new and highest ranking supporter yet. we're talking about assistant speaker in ken. number four democrat in the house and he does say he does support an inquiry into the p

we heard from some of these generals, susan paige, before.f evidence in the sort of building case that the ground is shifting on this issue. >> you wouldn't think it would be hard, nine out of ten americans support background checks. that includes a majority of gun owners. it includes a majority of nra members. it includes a majority of republicans. yet, it is very hard in our political system at this moment to get anything passed, include background checks despite the wide support it has. you said it would require persistent effort on part of the president and also quick action on the part of the president. because we get into next year, we're not passing any kind of measure. so there's a very small window over the next several weeks for this to go someplace or else it's just over i think until the next election. >> excellent point. susan paige, brendan buck, thank you much for your conversation tonight. le. >>> coming up the next hour, i will speak live to j.d. shoelten, who is running against steve king, whose recent comments caused an upr

where reporter susan paige discussed her biography of barbara bush.portion of that program. >> when george w. bush was elected president you may remember that his father said he wasn't going to meadow he wasn't going to offer advice when it was asked for. george w. bush very rarely asked his father for advice. but his mother did not make this promise. [laughter] and his mother felt empowered to tell him what she thought about what he was doing. tom mentioned barbara was one of two women to be the wife and mother of presidents. the other is abigail adams. if you said that to barbara bush she would noted that abigail adams died before john quincy adams became president. she's the only one who has been the wife and mother of presidents and in a position to influence both of their white house administrations. the issue in which they had the biggest clashes was the course of the iraq war. not the decision to go into iraq by her son but the course of the war after that. she would be candid with him she would tell him he was listening to the wrong people tha

well, this particular episode they're focused more on what's inside hunter and paige's wedding registryedding registry and just buy everything on it. >> how does that work? >> it's a big part of what's inside. they decide to give something back. by give something back, just give them everything. >> he clicks on that. >> what did hunter and kate decide they needed? >> they start scrolling down. they're, like -- >> that's it? that's all the stuff you need for a new marriage? >> that's all you're doing? >> they're going to wish they had more stuff. >> this goes through and they start adding. every single thing on the list. >> $1,140.24. >> so they leave a message for them so they can be funny about it. they sit and wait for the call. they think they're going to get all these notifications. the call never comes. a couple days later, suddenly, some missed time calls. >> hey, we got a package. >> they were somewhat confused. >> i got a phone call. they were like is this the address? then i look at her and i'm like did you order anything? thigh show up in three big boxes. >> it starts to becom

. >> so paige clemens here has six hours to whip him into shape. >> that will be wicked fun. >> reallymaster an accent you would practice for anywhere from three to four to five weeks. >> we don't have that. >> i've been wicked distracted lately between the love of my life moving away, and my own shop closing. >> not great. >> say these words with me. >> say math. >> math. >> pat. >> pat. >> man. >> man. >> cat. >> ask. >> ask. >> task. >> khaki. >> khaki. >> be careful. i noticed something you did. this happens when you first start, you can add like a physical articulation. be careful you don't go khaki. >> using an interesting thing from the particular accent, try not to have a twitch when you're doing it to show you're trying to find it. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> there you go. >> i got no idea what's next. >> i got no idea what's next. >> what's next. >> what's next. >> my own shop closing. >> my own shop closing. >> my own shop. >> my own shop. >> making some progress. up next, the r. >>

paige street is a disaster. it's a total disaster, waiting for a death. and hake street has constant violation of the red transit lane. >> madam chair, that's the last perp. person. >> are there any additional speakers on this topic? >> good afternoon, directors. howard stressor. i whole-heartedly want to support this. we need places to add a little piece of street for pedestrians, only, and great that it's near a park. i was somewhat involved with this project when the people in this neighborhood, where the people in the neighborhood, one of the first neighborhoods that supported reduced parking ratios for the houses. so we need to find more places where we can do this kind of project, slightly expand the park. last year was in eastern europe and people were blowing bubbles and all of this will happen on this little street very quickly nice stuff happens. when you do the right thing, the park expanded and the neighborhood is happy very soon. thanks a lot. >> good afternoon. my name a cole benefit unanimoui work and bike through this intersection and i we

. >> maria toliver and maria paige. >> they told a bit of that story because they needed to tell how they got there and to justify why they deserved a pension. a lot of cases it will give the plantation they worked on, the year they left. what it came with. yes. >> were there many camps like this. there were african-american soldiers that were still fighting. slaves being liberated. they wouldn't make their way up to d.c. at this time. my question is for the free societies -- i mean for the abolitionists societies up north for the african-americans that were established up north, did they provide certain funding. did they send supplies down? did they send nurses and physicians down? >> let me go to the first question. you might have to remind me of the second one. a lot of times what happened is as the african-americans are coming into the union cross union lines, a lot of the men joined in. they also were hired by the white regiments traveling around. i think a lot of the time they just followed the union troops and the union troops tried to help and provide them with things. i thin

the massive data breach at capital one may have hacked more than 30 other organizations. 33-year-old paige thompson was arrested last month. the fbi says she obtained person information and gained access to 140,000 social security numbers. investigators still working to identify the affected organizations. >>> 6:38. >>> and democratic knd candidate marianne williamson is set to campaign this evening in san francisco. last night, she touched on health care, education, race relations and touted herself as a disruptor. >> it is not the solution. it is time for the people to step in. >> to qualify for the september debate in houston, she and others must attract 2% support if four qualifies polls and have 130,000 unique campaign donors. >>> and today, another karnd will likely withdraw from the race. the former colorado governor is expected to end the bid for the white house and possibly make a run for the senate. >>> and time now is 6:39. >>> and a milestone on the repair effort on the richmond-san rafael bridge. drives can expect more disruptions. >>> and a live look outside from the sales fo

paige thompson was arrested after the fbi said she obtained personal informs from more than 100 milliontal one krart applications. servers contained data from 30 other companies. investigators are working to identify the effected organizations. >>> we hear that you can now travel with a new kind of service animal. tell us more about this. >> that's right. miniature horses approved to take on planes. recently, the department of transportation added many horses of the list of approved animals that includes cats and dogs. not all airlines are obligated to board the horses. if they ignore the guidelines, they could face a penalty. >> i wonder what the weight limit is for the horses? they look kind of big. >> i mean, my little pony gets to sit right next to you. . >> nice. i like that country. diane king hall, thank you. >> i like glitter sparkles. that's a good one. >>> the u.s. soccer federation and the u.s. women's national team can't get a leg up on financial teams. they're suing for equal pay. a spokeswoman for the players say they are disappointed in the the work place conditions and b

the fbi is investigating whether paige thompson stole personal information from michigan state universityi credit also looking at whether its information was exposed. thompson, a former worker in amazon's cloud services division is accused of stealing files from millions of capital one customers and amazon is also contacting its cloud customers thompson listed online. new video shows the fbi raid on her seattle home that was earlier this week and there it is. lauren: missiles and midnight dashes happening in north korea. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story. tracee: north korea claiming kim jong un supervised the testing of a new rocket launch system that could potentially enhance its ability to strike south korea and u.s. military bases there. meanwhile, a north korean soldier made a run for freedom by completing a midnight trip across the dangerous dmz into south korea. south korean officials say the man expressed his desire to defect and has been detained for questioning. the senate confirms kelly craft as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. craft, a long-time gop activist from kentucky is c

or the people around her who were given immunity by the justice department by peter strzok and lisa paige, so look, you know, my guess is bill clinton has a different set of rules. and even if there was some type of crime committed he probably won't be held accountable for it because he's one of the beautiful people. >>he always gets off. all right corey lewandowski. there he is. maybe -- your next senator from new hampshire we will see. he's taking his time thinking it be. all right. still ahead donald trump wants to buy greenelands that's right polly has some thoughts on that but first -- media personalities april ryan and chris cuomo involved in altercations. we'll discuss the hypocrisy, next. i used to book my hotel room on those travel sites but there was always a catch. like somehow you wind up getting less. but now that i book at hilton.com, and i get all these great perks. i got to select my room from the floor plan... very nice... i know, i'm good at picking stuff. free wi-fi... laptop by the pool is a bold choice... and the price match guarantee. how do you know all of this? are

or the people around her who were given immunity by the justice department by peter strzok and lisa paigeso look, you know, my guess is bill clinton has a different set of rules. and even if there was some type of crime committed he probably won't be held accountable for it because he's one of the beautiful people. >>he always gets off. all right corey lewandowski. there he is. maybe -- your next senator from new hampshire we will see. he's taking his time thinking it be. all right. still ahead donald trump wants to buy greenelands that's right polly has some thoughts on that but first -- media personalities april ryan and chris cuomo involved in altercations. we'll discuss the hypocrisy, next. so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was prin

fbi arrested a seattle software engineer paige thompson who said, "i've basically strapped myself with a bomb vest, dropping capital one stocks. >> it doesn't change my day. it's something you've got to live with. >> reporter: he's right. as long as you abide by live with, hear about and ignore. >> we need to assume our information is out there. take smart precautions like freezing your credit, changing your passwords, and checking your credit report regularly. >> rossman says now is the time to freeze your credit not after you've been an identity theft victim. >> you can do it online or over the phone in just a few minutes. the next time there's a big data breach, and i'm sure there will be a next time, you can sleep a lot easier knowing you went ahead and froze your credit. >> capital one says it will offer free credit monitoring to those that had their credit hacked. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> "the los angeles times" records a uc student who was suspended for two years after being accused of stocking and sexual harassment has filed a lawsuit. it seems class action statu

paige thompson is charged with wire fraud and data theft.ing data from more than 100 million capital one credit card applicants. thompson going to be arraigned next month. lauren. lauren: hurricane dorian is gaining strength as it heads towards the u.s. on a path right now expected to hit florida. fox meteorologist add saddam klotz is here with -- adam klotz is here with the latest. >> as we saw mostly yesterday, this hurricane missing puerto rico by and large, running over the virgin islands instead which was good news for those folks. now we're back out over open water. this will start to intensify. todays it is a category 1 hurricane. it will be several days before it gets to the florida coast. it will continue to strengthsen. winds currently at 85 miles an hour, gusting up to 105 miles an hour, moving to the northwest at 13 miles an hour. it is likely to jump up to a category 2 storm this afternoon, jumping up to a category 3 storm by monday morning. we're beginning to run up along the coastline but you're seeing the area from miami to j

prosecutors believe paige thompson stole data from more than 30 other companies and organizations.re working to identify everyone that was affected. thompson was arrested last month for allegedly accessing more than 100 million credit card applications from capital one, one of the largest data thefts to hit a financial services firm. lauren: one day after the dow posted the biggest loss of 2019, we have a recovery this morning. futures rising just 33 points on the dow now, so there is not conviction behind any sort of recovery we are seeing in the bounceback today. nasdaq gaining 12. the health of the economy discussed by the former fed chair, janet yellen with john hilsenrath. she says the u.s. economy isn't going into a recession and she added this about a closely watched bond market indicator that's flashing red. >> historically, it's been a pretty good signal of recession and i think that's why markets pay attention to it. but i would really urge that on this occasion it may be a less good signal and the reason for that is that there are a number of factors other than market ex

prosecutors say former software engineer paige thompson is a flight risk and threat to public safety. this is a live look at chicago from our affiliate fox 32. the big story they are tonight, a chicago judge has named a special prosecutor to look into why state prosecutors abruptly dropped charges against actor jussie smollett. the cook county states attorney counted charged him with 16 counts of disorderly conduct for purportedly orchestrating the incident. in toronto, all the charges a month later with little that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief and now for their service to the community, we presen

or the people around her who were given immunity by the justice department by peter strzok and lisa paigeso look, you know, my guess is bill clinton has a different set of rules. and even if there was some type of crime committed he probably won't be held accountable for it because he's one of the beautiful people. >>he always gets off. all right corey lewandowski. there he is. maybe -- your next senator from new hampshire we will see. he's taking his time thinking it be. all right. still ahead donald trump wants to buy greenelands that's right polly has some thoughts on that but first -- media personalities april ryan and chris cuomo involved in altercations. we'll discuss the hypocrisy, next. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. only for a limited time. ♪ boom goes the dynamite, club yoko plays ] ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [s

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in the waters off north carolina, paige winter lost a leg and two fingers after a shark attack.l upbeat. >> i want people to see i'm doing all right. >> reporter: just this past week in florida, 18-year-old reed zipper ended up with 19 stitches after a surfing trip turned into a fight for survival. >> i got on the board, it bit me. like, wow. >> reporter: experts maintain shark attacks are usually a case of mistaken identity, but say the safest bet is to keep your distance, no matter where you are. >> we got hit pretty good. but not as bad as it could have been. >> reporter: and marine biologists say one thing they're looking closely at is sea temperature with the increasing number of attacks, saying that as water becomes warm, t could increase the length of time that swimmers come into contact with sharks, saying they'll be out even earlier in the year and stick around even later. peter, sheinelle? >> have to be careful. morgan chesky, thank you. >> a trooper there. >>> now to a scary scene near atlanta where a police officer is recovering after what was supposed to be a routin

the hacker, paige thompson, has been caught, and busting her required a crack squad of top investigatorsat she had capital one information," and "posted the information on github, using her full first, middle, and last name." that, was a super stupid crime. but if ms. thompson is in the market for a relationship, i know just the guy. we'll be right back with jeff daniels. right there. ♪ ♪ right there. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) people 50 and older eening fr at average risk. i took your advice and asked my doctor to order cologuard, that noninvasive colon cancer screening test. the delivery guy just dropped it off. our doctor says it uses advanced science. it's actually stool dna technology that finds 92 percent of colon cancers. no prep, and private. colon cancer screening that's as easy as get, go, gone. ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. choosing your investments most major insurers. can be stress-free with a prebuilt portfolio from e*trade. simply decide how much or how little risk you want to take, and with just a few clicks, we'll have you invested in a diversified port

john paige nicholson was a union veteran who began in the late 19th century to collect everything about the civil war, when his library was published as a catalog in 1914. it was a thousand pages long. that's one of the foundational collections at the huntington library. it's an amazing place. peter: what were you working on? gary: i went there to do one thing and i ended up doing another thing. i went there to write one last book about, kind of, what i think is wrong about the world of civil war understanding now and in popular culture. i was grumpy and not really -- and someone said you already done that. that's why you're struggling with this. you've been writing these thousand word essays for civil war times for 15 years or whatever it is, and every idea you're talking about now, to me, appeared in one of those in some way, and appeared in books. she said why don't you just gather all of those, put them in groupings, write analytical introductions, and frame those as this book? and i started doing that in late january and finished it the day before i left for huntington. that's all

frantically go and collect them and the people surrounding comey, the former general counsel jim baker, lisa paige, andy mccabe, special counsel, pete strzok, top counterintelligence agent, they decide to basically up-class classify some of these emails and move them to confidential. so what struck me is if there's a deep state and they're all part of it, they're not doing comey any favors here. >> let's stay there. that's a good point because horowitz is a household name to i have regular viewer of fox and he's sort of taken on mythical stature. the conservative media as recently as two, three weeks ago around mueller's testimony was reporting this will be much more damaging to jim comey. talk about -- talk about the impact of horowitz and these sort of maligned and deep state actors basically churning out a product at the end of it that exonerates comey from the most serious allegation being spread about him? >> i mean, i think -- you know, you can debate whether exonerates comey or not. i think what it does do to some level of exonerate the upper echelon to the fbi, who believe if you read the

. >> i was talking with my friend larry paige about the nature of this event and it trikz the tst two of us, this is like the google ipo. >> while bloom did ipo, its stock plunged from a high of 35 to today's price around $4.15. getting the company's founder k.r. schrieder showing the technology, on television. we're gng to do it this weekended on "press:here" he sat down to talk about the company's past, future and how bloom might be able to take advantage of pg&e's troubles, the threat pg&e will have to cut off power to certain communities during high fire danger. they may be able to solve some of the problems, ahead on "press:here" sunday on nbc bay area at 9:00, after "meet the press." ten years, a huge "60 minutes" it was going to be the next gole microsoft. of course we had never heard of uber, the next amazon and spoiler alert, it wasn't. >> something like a lot of things. >> like a lot of things. >> thanks, scott. >>> you know what? the popularity of the mobile payment through your smartphone may be increasing but a lot of us still apparently prefer old-fashioned methods. bank

. >> i was talking with my friend larry paige about the nature of this event and it strikes the two of us, this is like the google ipo. >> it sounds off because while bloom did ipo, its stock plunged from a high of 35 to around $4.15 today. getting the company's founder k.r. schriedar showing the technology there, we do that on this weekend's "press:here" he sat down to talk about the company's past, future and how bloom might be able to take advantage of pg&e's troubles, the threat pg&e will have to cut off power to certain communities during high fire danger. bloom energy might be able to solve some of those problems so we'll talk about it on "press:here" sunday morning after 9:00, right at 9:00 after all right, thank goodness. we'll see you on sunday, too. >> yes. >>> trending this morning, an iowa police officer is a real life hero for a 6-year-old. amanda williams posting these photos on facebook. since moving to a new home, her son hayden was frightened of his new room. amanda went to the eldridge police department. an officer escorted the home and searched the room for bad guys.

these images showing the dramatic fbi raid of the home of paige thompson, guns drawn, after authoritiesbalances, payment history, and contact information. >> another frightening bison attack at a national park in this country. authorities say a 17-year-old was gored this time after being caught between two fighting bison at theodore roosevelt national park in north dakota. >> there was nothing that i did to aggravate him, then all of a sudden i kind of got this feeling that something was chasing me. and then all of a sudden he just throws me into the air. >> the discovery at bwi airport in baltimore, tsa officers finding a missile launcher in a checked bag. a passenger telling authorities he was in the military, the launcher was a souvenir, he said. authorities confiscated the device. >> come on, here we go. ♪ one sweet day >> they got the lights going in the back. >> okay. so "one sweet day" was at 16 weeks, eventually tied two years ago by the mega hit "despacito." we're not going to sing that one. >> no, we won't. mariah graciously took to twitter saying congrats to lil nas x, keep l

dagen: paige thompson, the woman who allegedly pulled off one of the largest ever bank data breaches,oited a vulnerability in the cloud that security experts have warned about for years. joining us now, morning anchor for fox news headlines 24/7 on sirius fm115 brett larson. >> not a phishing scam surprisingly, just found a hole in the cloud services. i think this will probably in time become a bigger story because so much of what we do today, whether we know it or not, is cloud-based. our e-mail is in the cloud. our photos are in the cloud. a lot of personal data is stored in the cloud if you use drop box or google drive. so the fact that this hacker, this paige thompson was able to find this security hole and get in without actually -- she didn't go into a capital one, she didn't flip somebody a thumb drive or e-mail an economic testify a scam to say -- an executive a scam to say click here. amazon is saying this is on you, our services are perfectly safe, capital one is saying no. if you're a capital one customer, you may want to log in and check and make sure your stuff is safe. h

hunt wrote a memo saying if you guys don't paig py up i'm going start revealing stuff. then he got a meeting instead so the memo was never put forward. but hunt sat on the memo during all the investigations. so hunt's dirty as hell. but, hunt is a democratic icon. he did two things that distinguished himself in the previous administration. he secured the other conviction of jimmy halva. this is big stuff. and the other thing he did is prosecuted the bobby baker case. bobby baker was secretary of the senate when lyndon johnson was majority leader. lyndon was his boss. robert kennedy didn't like lyndon was vice president hand triggered and investigation into bobby baker. that's white department of justice was covering down on bobby bake cher would splash on lyndon and his brother could pick a new "v," maybe not bobby, but a new "v." but jacquelyn got shot, so now lyndon's president and robert ken decide no longer attorney general. and they still got to prosecute bobby baker. but bill bitman does it with such skill that lyndon johnson's name never comes up. that's talent.

point of origin on stanford's campus which was, you know, the home dome of where sergei and larry paige went to graduate school. the kind of idea of we are in the business of creating a platform in which conversation can happen. but the way that this has functioned now is this is incredibly important media companies, that these platforms have become places for speech of all kinds that actually what is being done is censorship of voices are companies that don't want to take sides or don't know how to navigate. they've become producers and curators of media. and their algorithm is the underlying mechanics of what is enabling these companies to do what they do and to sell ads. to have very tailored ads to have individual users. content produced by the different people that have a way of spiking out and then also reactions to that. understanding how the history of these companies and how the companies work and what's driving them. i actually don't see censorship. i see a desire to try and keep this -- to sort of fight for this neutrality which is actually, these things are very different fr

and then they are entrenched in unvaccinated communities where this virus spreads like wildfire so paigearent and getting ready to send your kids off what can you do to protect them? >> the key is vaccination. by the time children are 4 years old they should have at least one dose of the measles vaccine giving them 9 % coverage, 97% by the time they're 6. they should wash their hands and stay home if possible when sick. that's not just for measles but as we go into flu season, norovirus, just basic good sense. wash the hands. >> good advice. >> well, you'll need to wash them before this. the recipe taking over the internet. say this three times fast, deep fried barbecue chicken stuffed pizzadilla. >> cannot wait for that. >>> plus, super bowl gronk is back getting fired up over that quesadilla and jimmie allen and ashley mcbryde are here to reveal the cma nominations live. >>> a sneak peek at "star wars" galaxy's edge before it opens to the public. you'll see it only here on "gma." ♪ i planned each charted course ♪ ♪ each careful step ♪ along the byway ♪ much more ♪ much more than this ♪

prosecutors say paige thompson also stole data from more than 30 other companies and organizations.million credit card applications from capital one, one of the largest data thefts from a financial services firm ever. and hard seltzer now so popular, more companies want a piece ofs this financial pie. pabst blue ribbon, four loco, natural light introducing versions of the drink. they've had a 193% year over year sales growth, just in april of this year. pretty amazing. that's according to forbes. we've got a lot more coming up this morning. lower mortgage rates making a difference. who is benefiting? that's ahead. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. only for a limited time. dagen: the slide in interest rates driving down mortgage rates, dipping 15 points in just the last two weeks. as a result, we're seeing increases in both mo

. >>> "the wall street journal" says the they are investigating whether paige thompson, the former employeea from capital one, did she target other companies like an italian bank or ford motor company? that is what the journalist is suggesting. we have a former fbi special agent. scott, first of all the beg picture, i can't see anyway that you can stop a rogue employee deep inside the company from exposing its data. i don't see any defense against that, do you? >> it is very challenging. you know, we are focusing so much on the external threats. stuart: yeah. >> when i heard there was a young lady from seattle who was responsible, it didn't make sense at first because we're so busy, we're focusing on transnational organized crime. stuart: yeah. we look at the security of the cloud, we look at it in terms of can it be breached from outside. that is what you're talking about. well in fact in this case it looks like it was breached from the inside. can you change the protocals within, so that some employees cannot get access to that information? if they do, you know about it? >> well, we don't

barnicle, jonathan lemire, eddie claude, jr., and jon meacham, former fbi leader clint watt and susan paigeecent mass shooting in this country, the answer is which one? we'll start with the el paso shooting. the mow enough is apparent and it's political. we have a mental health crisis, a gun crisis. you can even say video game can cause issues but we clearly have a white supremacy problem and t. >> writing instinct and experience tell me we are headed for trouble in the form of white hate violence stoked by a racial divisive president. trump empowers hateful and potentially violent individuals with devicy rhetoric and unwillingness to unequivocally denounce white supremacy. he has chosen a reelection strategy based on the fear and ignorance that can lead to violence. >> one said all of the alarm bells went off in his mind before 9/11 was coming. four days before el paso, he wrote, i feel the same thing when it comes to white supremacy. of course, so many people had been offering these warnings. that was in the new york citys four days before and felt like it was coming. saying we could talk