i'm back. >>> the ransom drop had been made.estigators and fbi agents believed they might be on the verge of breaking the kidnapping case of quinn gray. undercover teams and an fbi plane were following several men in an suv who had just picked up the ransom money from a restaurant parking lot. investigators were hoping the men didn't notice the tracking device in the bag or that the bag only contained $10,000. fbi agent in charge, james casey. >> the kidnappers asked for $50,000. >> right. >> you didn't give them $50,000, you gave them ten. >> we gave them less than $50,000. >> and they said don't put a gps tracking device in. >> right. >> and you did. >> right. >> is that standard procedure to ignore kidnappers? >> we're in charge of how this goes, not them. the idea was get the bag to them and find out where they are. >> but then came something no one expected. quinn's mom, gail sikes. >> quinn called and said where's the money, they're going to kill me. where's the money. >> and you said? >> i dropped it, absolutely. >> jesus

. >>> held for ransom, the group of men accused of a kidnapping plot at a berkeley motel, the fit and found all the way in the central valley. >> it is very unusual for us to get a ransom case, particularly one like this i'm aware the victims -- victim was transported so far away. >>> and, this information campaign, facebook pulls several fake pages and accounts, ahead of the current upcoming election. >> let me be clear, our intelligence committee has it right. it was the russians. >>> residence remain at an evacuation centers waiting and hoping as thousands of firefighters continue to battle flames across the state. officials are saying that progress is being made against several of those fires. will come to the 4 on 2. >> officials are adding, there is unpredictable weather, and a lack of resources. that could mean, it will take longer to gain control of all of these flyers -- fires. we want to bring in cal fire battalion chief, jonathan cox on phone. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk first about the situation with the mendocino complex fires that are threatening communitie

of user data has been exposed due to the efforts of cyber thieves even major cities have been held ransom after just one employee opened. a bad email from an unknown source it seems like twenty eight hundred problem with cyber attacks may only be getting started to help make sense of what we're seeing and has the worst already have impacted us worker tart turn to the senior director of intelligence services at cyber reason t.c. ross welcome to the show thank you for being with us twenty eight has seen a lot of these major companies saks fifth avenue slash lord taylor losing more than five million credit and debit card numbers under armor one hundred fifty million users data exposed the city of atlanta held hostage by ransomware my heritage dot com had ninety two million passwords and e-mails exposed quine rail the south korean crypto exchange we've talked about on the program was act with the need to get away with more than thirty seven million dollars but one that has kind of flown under the radar at least here in the states or to those not in the know is the hacking of india's national

police are warning people in santa clara about fake ransom calls.re calling and trying to convince people that they need to pay a ransom... to save their child's life.. sometimes... the person being called even hears a child screaming in the background. police say it is best to hang up the phone immediately.. and call police. ( james ) 187 guns are now off the street in san francisco. police took part in a gun buyback event over the weekend. it was hosted by "united playaz"... a violence prevention and youth development group. the event offered up to 200-dollars for every gun... no questions asked. ( james ) a man is dead after being hit by an s-u-v while running from police. it happened early saturday morning in san jose on monterey road. police were responding to a call about a man in a car with a gun. officers found the car and a passenger starter running from them. they chased him until he tripped on the center median and into the road. an s-u-v then ran him over... killing him. police say the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man... and now th

ransom was starring mel gibson. he was carrying the movie. both truman and wallace were movies that relied heavily on performance and i had to really step up. mark: and you've pretty much moved on to what is your passion, the troops, the police, the firefighters, the vets. before we get into that, does that mean you're forever abandoning acting? >> no, no, i can't say that. i'm going to do a small part this summer in a film that directored wanted me to do, very small part. but it's in hawaii. mark: do you have another part? i'll come with you. but your real focus now is on the other, correct? >> yes. yeah. mark: and you -- is that a determination you made or this just came about or some point of your life you said i really want to focus on my foundational activity and so forth and so on and can do a little bit of acting but can't do a whole lot of both? >> well, there's a blessing that i've had which is some success in the movie business and television business. i was on television on two television series, one for nine years, the other for t

so the mystery is whether qatar made the mystery is whether qatar made the biggest ransom payment infinanciers of terrorist groups. that is the issue underlying the economic blockade of this place and the two sides are as farapart as this place and the two sides are as far apart as ever. paul wood, bbc news, though half. a teaching union has called for all private home tutors to face criminal record checks before being allowed to work with children. new research from education charity, the sutton trust, suggests the number of children in england and wales receiving tuition has doubled in a decade. our reporter dave edwards has more... the staff here have all passed the dps check which looks for criminal records and make sure they have not been band by working with children. but those checks are not compulsory for private tutors. in may, birmingham—based private tutor sanjeev mittal was jailed for five years for abusing two girls during lessons. police said he may have tutored hundreds of children. we asked the government for an interview. they declined but they did send us a statemen

one held for ransom. see how this real-life drama finally ended. >>> and the shocking phone mishap sending your photos to random people in your contact list without your permission. >>> a 92-year-old woman in phoenix is charged with murder after allegedly shooting and killing her own son. police say anna mae blessings pulled a gun from the pocket of her bathrobe and killed her 72-year-old son after he threatened to move her to an assisted living facility. >> wow. >>> so we're learning some new details about a bizarre kidnapping plot targeting two hollywood actors. los angeles police say this woman you see here arrested monday at gunpoint is one of three people charged in the case. detectives say that she and two men abducted daisy mccrackin and joey capone in may of last year. both starred in the movie "halloween: resurrection." capone was allegedly pistol whipped and then starved in a bathtub. now, detectives say mccrackin was forced to give the kidnappers $10,000 as ransom. a neighbor says mccrackin jus

her car, was taken to multiple atms and forced to write a $10,000 check in exchange for capone's ransom, before she managed to escape and alert authorities. but tonight, an attorney for at least one of the suspects denies any involvement. >> we dispute all the charges against him. >> reporter: the three conspirators face 17 felony counts, and if convicted, the possibility of life in prison. tom? >> linsey davis for us tonight, thank you. >>> and turning now on this fourth of july to the newest citizens among us. the emotional swearing in at ceremonies in virginia. this 26-year-old more rock can woman wiping away a tear. and this 18-year-old man from india among 14,000 news citizens celebrating in 175 naturalization events at historic locations all around the country. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this fourth of july. an elderly mother and her son's battle over an assisted living facility ends in murder. what police are saying tonight. >>> plus, the first responders on vacation, and the unexpected rescue saving a little girl in trouble at a hotel pool. >>>

and an actress kidnapped, one of them brutalized, the other, forced to write a $10,000 check for ransom. abc's linsey davis picks up the investigation. >> reporter: lapd guns trained at a woman, her hands in the air. >> five guns pointed at this woman. >> reporter: onlookers initially believed this could be a case of excessive force. but tonight, police say the woman being arrested in this now viral video, 25-year-old amber neal, is actually part of a trio involved in a brutal kidnapping of two hollywood stars that played out like a real-life horror movie. according to newly released court documents, neal and two men, back in may of 2017, allegedly entered the home of daisy mccrackin, seen here in "halloween: resurrection," where they pistol-whipped joseph capone. the trio then allegedly forced the actors to wear black hoods on their heads before transporting them to the compton home of one of the conspirators. where prosecutors say capone was stripped and held in a bath tub for 30 hours while being tortured and physically maimed. mccrackin was forced to turn over her car, was taken to

of user data has been exposed due to the efforts of cyber thieves even major cities have been held ransom after just one employee open. a bad email from an unknown source it seems like twenty eight hundred problem is cyberattacks may only be getting started to help make sense of what we're seeing and has the worst already have impacted us worker tart turn to the senior director of intelligence services at cyber reason t.c. ross welcome to the show thank you for being with us twenty eight has seen a lot of these major companies saks fifth avenue slash lord taylor losing more than five million credit and debit card numbers under armor one hundred fifty million users data exposed the city of atlanta held hostage by ransomware my heritage dot com had ninety two million passwords and e-mails expose quine rail the south korean crypto exchange we've talked about on the program was act with the get away with more than thirty seven million dollars but one that has kind of flown under the radar at least here in the states or to those not in the know is the hacking of india's national biometric syst

so the mystery of whether qatar made the mystery of whether qatar made the biggest ransom payment in. that is the issue underlying the economic blockade of this place and the two sides are as farapart as this place and the two sides are as far apart as ever. paul would, outside source, joe hart. this programme is nothing if not diverse, first the biggest ransom overpaid and soon an investigation into why one welsh island is proving a particularly good place for puffins to live! suffolk police have released the 999 call made by a former ukip councillor moments after he killed his wife. ex—royal marine stephen sea rle claimed he'd been defending himself after his wife attacked him with a knife — but a jury found him guilty of murder. they lived in stowmarket, suffolk. —— suffolk. their marriage had been under strained since june, anne —— suffolk. their marriage had been under strained sincejune, anne had found out that her husband was having an affair with one of her sons's partners. it is believed this row led to stephen searle killing his wife. he was an ex—royal marine, they believe

an actor and an actress reportedly kidnapped held for ransom. went viral. kayna whitworth has more on this very bizarre story, kayna. >> reporter: to say the least, amy. the actors at the center of this alleged abduction for ransom plot have been relatively quiet since the bombshell claims made headlines across the country earlier this week. but now one of them is breaking her silence as this made-for-hollywood plot takes yet another turn. the lawyer for one of the alleged kidnappers claiming this morning there is a lot more to this story. it seemed to be straight out of a movie, a day after this arrest video on the streets of l.a. went viral, authorities alleging the woman at the center of it, amber neal, was actually part of a violent kidnapping plot, charging her and two other men with attacking and abducting hollywood actors daisy mccrackin and joseph capone for ransom. now this morning new claims that mccrackin who has starred in films like "3000 miles to graceland" -- >> i could call the cops, you know. >> reporter: -- and "halloween: resu

was this woman part of a violent scheme to hold two actors for ransom? the plot straight out of hollywood. >>> shark scare. as millions head to the beach, this young girl injured in an apparent attack at a popular vacation spot. and dozens of sightings reported on both coasts. ♪ baby you're a firework >>> and four babies for the fourth of july. these adorable quadruplets now heading home for the holiday. what their first-time mom is telling us this morning. >>> we want to say good morning, america. happy independence day to you. dan and i want to thank you for joining us on this fourth of july. we want to show you a live look at the statue of liberty right now. it is a hazy morning here in new york city as, of course, we celebrate our freedom this morning. >> the celebrations starting already overnight. take a look at the fireworks in columbus, ohio, and a nice celebration coming up on the show this morning of those who serve us, coming up in just a little bit. >> can't wait for that. >>> but first, we want to get to that summer scorcher and those wildfi

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police are warning people in santa clara about fake ransom calls. they say scammera are calling and trying to convince people that they need to pay a ransom... to save their child's life.. sometimes... the person being called even hears a child screaming in the background. police say it is best to hang up the phone immediately.. and call police. ( lydia ) happening today... about 2-thousand more plaintiffs are set to join a lawsuit against tetra tech. the company is accused of falsifying cleanup results at the hunters point naval shipyard. back in may... two tetra tech employees were sentenced to 8 months in prison for faking records. the u-s navy paid tetra tech 1 billon dollarto clean up toxic waste at the shipyard... for a redevelopment project. hunters point residents have filed a 27-billion dollar lawsuit against the company for fraud. ( lydia ) an east bay woman drowns while trying save to save 3 children... swept into the water at cowell ranch beach near half moon bay. the 47-year-old woman was taking pictures of young family members... when

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we don't pay ransom.ed on his staff to find a way to get those hostages out. >> today the story from middle east sources is that iran has helped the united states free a hostage from lebanon. >> in a bizarre tale worthy of a thriller, iran's news agency reports robert mcfarlane, president reagan's former national security adviser, recently made a secret visit to tehran. iran says mcfarlane came seeking help in freeing hostages led by pro-iranian groups in lebanon. >> i didn't believe the administration could be that's clumsy. it seemed so unlike all it stood for, all it claimed, all it promised. >> why not dispel the speculation by telling us exactly what happened, sir? >> in the name of god, would you please just be responsible and back off. thank you. >> how are we to know what is responsible and what is not? when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get s

>> as you described, it truly was a massive global ransom where attack. may of last year where north koreans and private actors used malware to break computers worldwide and basically took advantage of a known vulnerability to do that. but we are very much in a support role. our aim in addition to integrating information is the federal cybercommunity the intelligence community and responders to help information move through the cybercommunity and that's what we did here and through our work with dhs in the first days when it was heading over the weekend when most attacks do we were aware of information dhs put through their great partnership through the private sector. with a network service providers working on mitigating the attacks to shut it down they were also learning information how that form. think about a medical infection it is important to know how it got started so you know how to stop it. but in this case the private sector companies were learning how water christ spread to gather data that shows the early infection points and dhs had that an

off you know the markets are still feeding on the fed and that's slowly going away but there's a ransom rising so you know the ten year fifteen years are heading ten year highs and higher you're getting the rates are going up to two percent three percent on the us on this on this paper deposit rates are going up both through. years ago if you were a big business and you had cash balances they wouldn't give you the time of day j.p. morgan all right so jamie dimon is going to call you and say thank you max and he's going to pay you more plus for that money really really sort of that's how much it's changed so you get a two to three percent to the vig that a business will get from a bank compared to a few years ago so they yield on the cash instruments is now higher than the dividends on the s. and p. five hundred yes ok that's the first time that's happened in a while as a lot happen in the curves already inverted a little bit now this morning to the buffett model of valuation you know you looking at yield and up a thing he that would suggest that the stocks are overvalued or people will

. >> lebron james is going hollywood for a king's ransom.ow that effects the nba balance of power. >> and with the warriors draft picts. >> step one for me. -- picks. >> step one for me. >> summer sizzle in arizona. how the giants' june carried over into july. not so much for the a's. how baseball's longest active win streak came to a crashing halt. heads up and please try to keep emotions in check, one way or another. we have got the scoop

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. >> reporter: he and others were taken to the sinai peninsula where they were held for ransom. he was starved and tortured for 11 months. >> did you think you were going to survive? >> oh, yeah, from there, i knew. i'm not going to survive. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine the young man running so effortless today was once beaten so badly he no longer had the strength to crawl. eventually released by his captors, he spent time in a refugee camp, but never saw his parents again. finally came a chance to come to america, ending up at palmer high school in colorado springs. >> how do we pronounce our first word here? >> reporter: where teacher chris duvall helped him learn english. >> he has a really big heart. i don't know if it's despite everything that he's gone through, or if it's because of the things he's gone through. >> are you taking any days off? >> no. >> reporter: he also joined nn is he? >> he's amazing. >> reporter: despite every obstacle, he's defied the odds, graduating from high school and earning a full athletic scholarship to college. >> what's the lesson? >> t

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you was effectively you're going to be auctioned several days later to the highest bidder unless a ransom because he was asking what my family has, what phil has. that was your then agent. my mum couldn't do that and neither could phil. so then he asked me to give three names. so i thought about that and gave them three names. you're talking about this in a really matter—of—fact way. is that the way you deal now with what happened then? i do tend to look at it from an outside point of view in order to detach myself from the emotions i felt at the time. it's an indescribable feeling of not ever knowing if you're going to have your freedom back. i don't like to think about that. when i talk about it, i try to stay to the facts, to the point, so i don't have to go back to how i was feeling at the time. you describe the association with your kidnapper and it became unusual, didn't it? i'm not going to describe it as friends obviously. how would you describe that relationship? at the start it was very formal, obviously. he was just talking the facts to me. and at this point you were handcuffed

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along with his brother in law invade a goose where they used to live even though the family paid the ransom to get her son back he was never returned eventually the remains of my eldest son were found in a bass grave along with one hundred ninety other missing people in your area. i thought one day i would find. only thing i have of him now is his call and a piece of hip and leg because those monsters chop them all to pieces. there's no peace for the families of the more than thirty thousand mexicans who were murdered last year and the equal number who are still missing records that are expected to be surpassed this year. but there is another type of crime that is also destroying mexico this is what's left of a school that collapsed during last september's earthquake here in mexico city and these little angels represent the nineteen children who were crushed to death when a structure that was built illegally by the school's owner fell on top of them she had apparently paid off local officials to turn a blind eye to the building code the victim's parents say that they died not because of the

criminals have given the virus was which they blackmailed the victims by blocking their computer data the ransom three hundred dollars to be paid in bitcoins. more than two hundred thousand computers on all continents are affected by this attack from the german rail network georgia bond to the ministry of the interior in russia and the japanese car manufacturer honda in great britain some hospitals even have to switch to emergency operation mult. how can one single mole there similar tenuously paralyzed companies hospitals and even intelligence services all over the world the answer has a name microsoft all the victims use the same software all are vulnerable to the same way all are dependent on one single company as is ever. state administration in europe. what are the consequences this is what we've the team of journalists from investigate europe wanted to find out the results are alarming. this is about the data of all citizens everyone is affected and the dependency is much deeper than just the use of microsoft word or excel almost every author or a team from the townhome to the vehicle regi

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the history of but we've got to put it into context julie fifty million people is a lot more than a ransom. for what we call a redesign and find it that day historians of the tie are all consensual around that figure so i think is you need to get your facts straight all depends what the plots going to be saying because you've got to put things into context of what was going now you're the guest is just going on a complete. whatever whatever point he was trying to put forward whatever argument he was trying to put forward has actually been lost and he's actually learnt now you all the guesses to this man is a racial issue and all the ground so that's what i. wanted before i moved trying to put forward i'm going to pluck there then you have to make sure that you put it into context of what was happening around the world we shouldn't be imagining and celebrating culture and it should be either bristol. zeal of shame which you can go in and all the order of colonial aspects and relics of the past can go in but i don't worry it should be contextualized as the most terrific period in bristol's h

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the history of but we've got to put it into context actually the fifty million people who are not a ransom per thing one could go on for what we know and redesign and find here that the historians of the time are all consensual around that figure so i think it is you need to get your facts straight it all depends what the plan is going to be saying because you've got to put things into context of what was happening at the turn now you're the guest is just going on a complete. whatever whatever point he was trying to put forward whatever argument he was trying to put forward has actually been lost and he's actually learnt now you're the guess is this man is a really nice dog around so that's what. should be trying to put forward i'm going to pluck there then you have to make sure that you put it into context of what was happening around the world we shouldn't be imagining and celebrating colton it should be either a bristol museum of shame which he can go in and all the ardor of colonial aspects and relics of the past can go in but i don't way it should be contextualized as the most horrifi

actually the fifty million people is a lot or not a ransom thing going to go on for what we know and redesign and find it that the historians of the time are all consensual around that figure so i think is you need to get your facts straight all depends what the plots going to be saying because you've got to put things into context of what was happening at the time now you're the guess is this man is already and all the ground so that's what i. wanted before i moved trying to put forward i'm going to pluck there then you have to make sure that you put it into context of what was happening around the world we shouldn't be imagining and celebrating colton it should be either a bristol museum of shame which he can go in and all the ardor of colonial aspects and relics of the past can go in but i don't way it should be called textual eyes as the most horrific period in bristol's history you cannot george historical events by today's standards you have to look at what was going on at the. a devastating wildfire has killed at least twenty people near the greek capital it is the deadliest b

. >>> we're hearing from an actor who was reportedly maimed in a violent kidnapping for ransom scheme. joseph capone and actress daisy mccrackin were abducted from her home back in may of last year. h in a ned mccrackin was driven around to atms and forced to write a $10,000 check for his release. >> he grabbed me by the collar and dragged me outside and dragged me down the driveway and threw me in the back of a car where daisy was already in the backseat. and they put bags over our heads. and then, proceeded to drive. >> prosecutors allege capone was pistol-whipped and beaten. the three suspects all face life prison sentences if convicted. we'll have more of capone's story later on "good morning america." >>> now to that mayhem that erupted on a basketball court outside atlanta as players and referees squared off. it was a brawl that erupted at the end of an aau game. now, the video as you can see there shows one player punching a referee in the head while he's on the ground shirtless. then another hit him from behind. now, reports say players on the team in white attacked an officia

perception of fresh ransom anime. this is outright slander. that is being committed by an employee of m s n b c which is push this frame of anything connected to russia being a form of treason if you look at malcolm nance's own record of wild statements including that the united states as a constitutional republic is about to be destroyed by a lot of near putin it's pretty clear that he's to intelligence what harvey weinstein is to feminism this is all about geopolitics and people like glenn greenwald. have been become collateral damage in the revival of mccarthyism. let's now turn to the world cup there are just four countries left in the race for glory later on tuesday france will clash with belgium in the semi finals and those teams are now being to pay for it to lift the trophy and then on wednesday and then play croatia here in moscow. and while a chariot see through a team match involving stars of the game has been held in red square for dissipating was the captain of west germany s and nine hundred ninety world cup winning side and that

and bag gets you a ransom of the criticism about whether it is cruel to animals to have them in captivity not do that, they are domesticated? yes. animals are used in entertainment, leisure, are used in entertainment, leisure, a pet is ina are used in entertainment, leisure, a pet is in a sense a performing animal because it is kept silly humans' pleasure. it is a really complex subjects and i have come to the conclusion that there are good and bad ways of animal husbandry. in all other fields, dog shows and riding schools, i know our animals are incredibly well looked after with their own dentist, their own farrier, vets, assistants, they had time—outs, they go for rides, they get turned out in the field and they have a stimulating work to do. you are the founder of giffords circus, did you grow up in the circus, did you join it? ijoined did you grow up in the circus, did youjoin it? ijoined a did you grow up in the circus, did you join it? ijoined a circus did you grow up in the circus, did youjoin it? ijoined a circus in america when i was 18, a family connection through my sister—in—l