pang. >> he was only 42 and relatively thin. you had to kind of wonder what -- [ chuckles ] ...what was behind this. >> mr. pang was under electronic monitoring, and they saw his bracelet when they took him to the hospital, obviously. >> narrator: pang, who is on house arrest, is under investigation by the feds, accused of defrauding investors out of nearly a billion dollars. the embattled entrepreneur clings to life overnight, and with his silence comes more questions about his alleged dirty dealing. >> he left all these disturbing clues through his whole life where people who were close to him felt they'd been deceived. >> narrator: danny pang is born in taipei, taiwan, on december 15, 1966. >> his father, he told people, was some kind of a trader. his mother's family owned some kind of furniture manufacturing business, and they were reasonably well-off. he went to a very prestigious middle school and elementary school in taiwan, and a large part of the family moved to the u.s. >> narrato

didn't care. >> narrator: pang says he makes millions betting on when people will die, but pang has a shady past, a gambling habit, and a murdered wife. >> danny pang hasn't been able to stop crying since his wife, janie, was found shot to death in the couple's upscale home friday night. >> narrator: soon, this gambler's house of cards collapses. >> the whole thing was based on a false underpinning, and it obviously came crashing down.

nhk world's sherilyn pang reports. >> reporter: this is a traditional ramadan dinner in malaysia. for this muslim family, the first course consists of fruit eaten a little at a time because fruit is easily digested on an empty stomach. but many young people fill their empty stomachs with heavy meals. they love greasy food and sweet juice purchased at street stalls. a recent survey shows that malaysia has an obesity rate of more than 40%, one of the highest in asia. >> from my observation, usually people will eat in one shop and they'll see other interesting other course like fried chicken. >> reporter: but some people are choosing another alternative. it's ramadan season, and families are enjoying something different to break their fast. during ramadan this japanese restaurant served a special buffet with sushi as the main course. even though prices were relatively high, the restaurant was crowded. and during this period, the customers were predominantly muslims. >> this food is something i really enjoy eating because it's really clean, healthy, and light. >> reporter: one of the

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we're seeing an ex-pangs of this. surprised that the focus is not on counterterrorism efforts and what can be done to stop this and more on trying to make it seem like republican rhetoric and the french and their inability to assimilate are all the issues at hand. right now i think we should be worried about the next attack. >> tom fuentes, what's your response to that? >> i never lived in france. i'm just reporting on what was told to me. the french officials said their biggest problem was that third generation north africans still don't consider themselves french. that's what i'm asking about when you say why so many attacks in france? well, there's a lot of people, that they -- >> stand by. we'll continue this conversation on the other side of the break. our breaking news, the truck attack, paris attack in nice, france, killing at least 80 people. we'll be right back. just 30 billion? a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley, had a breakthrough they called... the machine. it changed com

presidential coin given to bet budget -- to betty reid soskin honored in december for being the oldest pang ranger. an intruder broke into her town home at night and punched her in the face. and stole her special items. >> the whole community cannot quick talking about it. she is a legend. >> we interviewedder in 2013 and she still leads tours at world war ii and who she has black eyes and a split lip, he is going to go back to work very soon. the white house plans to send her another coin. >> we are thing about her the whoever did that is a terrible opinion. what can i say? vice president biden said senator bernie sanders will endorse hillary clinton. endorse hillary clinton. he said, well... back his top agenda items before an endorsement happens. he previously said he would likely vote for hillary clinton in november. >> we have confirmed attorney general lynch said she will say she will follow whatever recommendation the f.b.i. makes in the hillary clinton mail probe. this comes after they met at phoenix airport this week. lynch said they only spoke of grandchildren and the golf game. r

. >> reporter: reynolds, a pang in the car and her daughter who was in the back seat were not injured. police have placed the officer who shot castile on paid leave as officials piece together what happened. >> we have had an officer- involved shooting in -- you know, not in 30 years or more. it's -- it's shocking. >> reporter: castile died at the hospital where friends and family gathered to mourn. >> he didn't do nothing wrong. he was a good person. he was a good man. [ crying ] >> reporter: castile's mother says her son who worked at a nearby school would have turned 33 this week. ashley roberts, cbs news, falcon heights, minnesota. >> for now, it's unclear how many officers fired shots. minnesota's bureau of criminal apprehension has been called in to investigate. >>> federal authorities are still trying to piece together exactly what happened when two police officers killed a man outside a convenience store in baton rouge, louisiana. tuesday morning, officers responded to the store a a 911 report of a man with a gun. video shows officers pinning alton sterling would the ground wi

it settles your stomach and takes hunger pangs away to start with. we us children got something every day, just before we went to bed so we did not have to go to bed hungry. sometimes it wasn't more than sharing have a cracker. my parents always had some emergency food. it was always for the children first. they went hungry. for many days. patricia: can you tell us about that half vacation, your birthday? louise: we did not know. we thought this was perfectly normal, whatever they look like. ton my father went out again make contact with somebody from the resistance. it was very important besides food and medicine, to bring home news. we had no newspapers, there was no way to get any news. news would give you hope. so he came home and looked differently. my brother picked up on that and said, what happened? human outside, and you look -- you went outside, and you look different? my father looked happier. my brother saw it, i didn't. he said the allied army has landed in normandy. maybe it will be over soon. patricia: you were born in july. was june.

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way that some of its male members resisted change even though the change of bringing in some female pangs. i encourage you as a final note to if you haven't already to take a look at the senate website. look through our list of oral history interviews. you'll find that we've got dozens of things there that might be of interest to you and probably many things there that mention the time period that you served in the u.s. senate or in the u.s. house and might want to reflect upon some of the things going on during that time. so i thank you for your time. [ applause ] >> we're right up against time for the documentary. but i'm sure jerry will give us one or two minutes for questions if anyone has questions about the presentations or anything about the office's work. we answered everything. great. thank you very much. >> well, thank you, all three of you. let's have a proper round of applause for matt, farrah, and kate. just a couple comments and kate, first i want to thank you for that presentation. ellen is here. i know you called her out earlier. but i will tell you a story, the reason i b

trump himself and correct one of the fact in the the pang package, the tweet is still up p. the genertlemen nef gentlemen - the generic graphic is still here -- >> no, it is deleteed. >> it is up. >> it is deleteed. scottie, if i may, the way twitter works, this tweet is put up. then deleted -- actually this tweet was put up. then the tweet to the right was put up then the tweet to the left is deleted. that is actually what happened. >> this is the same exact, verbiage and everything is still the same -- >> not the same tweet, scottie. >> it is not the same tweet. in fact at one point in time -- >> once again, now if we want to get into the generics of the car scar, it is not the star of david technically, this is why mr. trump is saying certain media is trying to paint him to be hateful and anti-semitic p -- >> if he didn't do anything wrong then why replace it with a circle. that's implicit in there -- >> because the point -- >> that something needed to change. >> because history may be the most krup candidate ever. a candidate interviewed for 3 1/2 hours -- >> that's not