swap. >> the sim is the small card that contains your phone number. the hackers got rob's carrier to swap his number off his sim and put on it their phone. that redirected rob's calls and text messages. that's all the hackers needed to clear him out. >> when you forget your password, many accounts will confirm your identity by texting a security code. that's what they did with his investment account. because they had hijacked his phone number, they got the code and full access to drain his $1 million balance.>>hey traded th bitcoin and then with drew it all. >> why would they take control over my phone number? >> and found viewers around the country complaining of the same sim swap scam. >> they stole $4,000 in less than two minutes. >> law enforcement sources estimate a tusand victims conservatively. how are the criminals getting into so many people's wireless accounts? trickery and bribery. >> i have a sim card here -- >> we pulled court records for a few cases in court. they show one healthcare simply pretending to be an at&t agent. others brafg pa

. >> reporter: the sim is the small card that contains your phone number. the hackers got rob's carrier to swap his number off his sim and put it on their phone. that redirected his calls and text messages. that's all the hackers needed to clear him out. many accounts confirm your identity by texting a security code to your cell phone. that's what the hackers did with the investment account. because they hijacked the phone number they got the code and fun access to drain his balance. >> they traded the money into bit coin and then with drew it all. >> reporter: we searched our nationwide database. why would they take control of my phone number. >> reporter: and found viewers around the country complaping of the same scam. >> they sold $4,000 in less than two minutes. >> reporter: law enforcement officers estimate 1,000 victims. how are the criminals getting into so many accounts? trickery and bribery. we pulled court records for a few cases that are in court. they show one hacker simply pretending to be an at&t agent on the phone with at&t to access a an ac

sims ran back to ask what happened...but the daycare says they had never seen those blisters before... and never let gabriel near the kitchen. <"they are getting paid to look after my child and for me to pick him up and he's hurt and they haven't called me or anything, that's devastating for me.""i don't know what happened, but honestly, i just want answers.">(robin) sims says she took gabriel to the hospital and filed a police report... and is warning people to do their research before sending their children to daycare. (robin) the parents of two kids who were found inside enclosed cribs bolted to the wall will not be facing charges. amon zendejas and mercadies williams were arrested last friday in modoc county... when deputies found the two boys... in what they described as cribs "modified" to be like "dog crates" the district attorney says those "crates" were just stackable cribs... adding... putting children in them does not necessarily violate any law. (robin) the n-b-a and the sacramento kings are launching a joint

the example of this was benjamin sims, he was a conscript who enlisted in 1863 and sims fled along with much of his regiment. we take to the woods every man for himself. adding he joined up about a mile from the field. unable to find a spot on april 2. he and his comrade simply went home. like others, he believed there was little use in revisiting anymore. -- resisting anymore. others made it to the field but decided to forgo the humiliation of surrender. others refused and we have david mcintosh who serves as a great example. here he is writing in his journal. my first inclination was to stay with my command, reflect was that my only duty was my country and as long as that could be of service -- as i could be of service, unable to witness what he described as the spectacle surrender, he and others -- they ripped off their badges of rank, cut to a swamp leading their forces with them for him -- several miles before forcing a black man to guide them southwest. they would make their way south hoping to meet up with the army and continue the war. a fair number of calvary men -- this is one

remember benjamin sims? forks?led at five on april 27, benjamin sims had gone home to louisa county and decided he would seek his parole. he goes to ashland where he would get his parole. another story for another time, it extended belong -- well beyond the commonwealth. overwhelmingly these are cavalry. a lot of these were detached units. not all of these men were men that should have been at appomattox. than 2000arolina more men from the army of north for genuine beak -- from the army of north virginia would be paroled. 450 in goldsboro and 308 in charlotte between may 1 and june 5. most of the men in that group from charlotte were from every state but as you can expect by 5 many- may 11 to june of these men were north carolinians who made their way home and decided to get paroled. intoghout april continuing may and even into june these soldiers trickled in. sometimes as individuals but often as groups. the final number of men i have in my database which is certainly not complete is 15,739. this includes places b

why did she delete 33,000 subpoenaed emails, bleach pit, and beat up the devices, pull out sim cards? that would be an intent of obstruction. meeting all of the criteria and

they then say they found nine usb drives, five sim cards.also say that they found a signal detector in her hotel room which the prosecutor said is used to detect hidden cameras. unclear obviously why she would need any of this, but this is all getting even more bizarre and more puzzling as prosecutors and the phone now also involved in this case are trying to figure out exactly what she was doing here, what she went to mar-a-lago for. remember, they also found on her a usb drive that prosecutors say had malware on it. they found four cell phones, a laptop, but then when they started doing search warrants, when they went to her hotel room, they found even more stuff, so obviously this is still ongoing, and the purpose of today's hearing is that prosecutors want her detained. they say she had a visa, a tourist visa to come to the u.s. from china. she flew through newark. she flew into newark airport and then she came to florida. that visa, they say, the state department has revoked that visa so there is an immigration detainer on her so even i

tonight at 11:00, we investigate the sim swap scam.rks so you can be on the lookout for it. find out what wireless carriers are doing to protect you. if you feel you've been the victim of a sim swap scam, let us know. 888-996-tips or join us at 11:00, this is really important. >> now i'm terrified. >> i think you should be, honestly. my wife and i made a huge number of changes to our cell phone account and our financial account as we were researching this story and i do think everybody needs to do this. hackers are really good, really fast, and so terribly greedy. >> that is good to know. >>> bay area hip-hop movement started 40 years ago with fiercely independent artists who created their own sound and set their own rules. the next installment of "bay area relations" features the man many say was the first big rapper in the bay area. todd shaw, also known as too short, moved to oakland in 1980. he recorded, marketed, and sold his music himself for nearly a decade before signing a record deal. oakland made him famous. >> a lot of lot o

usb drives, five sim cards, another cellphone and, of course, a device that can be used to find hiddent, and whether she was acting on her own behalf or, how shall we put it, on behalf or someone else? none of that is actually clear at this point and that is sort of what the prosecutors and the defence are quibbling over right now. yujing zhang has actually been charged with lying to a federal officer and unlawful entry to a private property. she has not been charged with anything related to espionage, though of course that is what all of the speculation is regarding her equipment and all of that. so far the prosecutors have said that she had lied about her entry, she had originally said she wanted to use the pool and then she said she was going to an event that did not exist. the defence has pointed out that the event, while she had incorrectly named it, did indeed exist that night at mar—a—lago, that she had been a guest of an event, and so really we don't know much about this case yet. the hearing today was just a pre—trial detention hearing, that means the prosecutors we re hearing

. >> reporter: for parenting at that high level, mayor kimberly sims honored trinell at a recent council monte for his road work. >> thank you so much. ( applause ) we commend him for his heart and just being able to assist with us that, but that shouldn't have been something that he was concerned with. >> reporter: mayor sims admits her town has a pothole problem. >> and shame on us as elected officials, if we don't take this opportunity to do something about that. >> you're a young hero, man, for real. >> reporter: in the meantime, monte isn't waiting on bureaucracy. he's still out there, filling holes in his neighborhood. what's he filling these holes with? >> dirt. >> reporter: from where? >> the backyard. ( laughter ) >> reporter: a great son, and a future pond. what more can a mom ask for? >> that's a pothole. look at this. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road" in muskegon heights, michigan. >> glor: that's awesome. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm jeff glor. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at

the sims for people to save money value beyond. evil actions why they matter to asia. this is the the good news asia coming up on the program it's done indonesia hold the wild biggest one day election both per se incumbent president joe cool we don't know is on track of victory once again. but for some indonesians that means nothing six months after the tsunami devastated pudu its people see the i get to see government aid and. i don't know what you're referring to if you don't know about china's reeducation camps for a million we get people that is it has referred to his reeducation camps as part of his counter terror threat in the west of his country you don't know about that i know the folks mark and seal claims he's not aware of china's reeducation camps for most of my daughter to use just province despite the company's deep involvement in the region. i'm british welcome to show it's good to have you with us the world's biggest single day vote is done and the people of indonesia have spoken it all took place in just eight hours in a country spread across three time

country over a role in economic downturn and high inflation and unemployment left vulnerable but said sim cards it there is. i believe the only reason we couldn't get the results we wanted in some cities. is that we couldn't express ourselves enough to our nation. and we failed to win their hearts you know everything all moments all that are. k.p. is sit to lose the capital ankara to the main opposition c.h.p. and possibly even east done bull too with the result to close to coal both groups have claimed victory in turkey's largest city. according to the results we won the elections in istanbul. i say it loud and clear i know we want all of it done. after voting in dozens of men is municipal councils and other local officials turks of different political leanings are processing the election results. we're happy at last let's put it this way we haven't been happy for so long that. this is a victory for people who have been aggrieved this is a victory for kurds and democracy for us people across the world and in turkey have won. almost every chunk of it i'm obviously sad about ankara it was

e-mails, acid washed a hard drive, beat up the blackberries and phones with hammers and removed the sim cards. that's the biggest slam dunk obstruction case i've ever heard of. does the -- back to their tinfoil hat conspiracy, do they ever report this? do they really care about obstruction? or is it sort of like they only care about beating up trump? like, for example, they want to beat up justice kavanaugh. and they want to beat up any republican and the accusation against any republican. why is the -- i believe people so quiet as it relates to the lieutenant government of the commonwealth of virginia. oh, because they only care if it's a republican that's involved. i got it. if they care about dreamers, daca, and the second term of barack obama, they care about building a wall and willing to fund it, they don't really care about dreamers, daca, or building the wall because donald trump supports it. their rage for trump goes that deep. that's how hypocritical they are. joining us now, fox news contributor, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. let's start with the issue of cr

they found sim cards, five sim cards. they found another cell phone. and then they found $7500 in cash. all at her palm beach hotel room following her arrest. obviously the items, the other items they found also significant is this malware. the secret service agent who arrested her spoke in court about that malware. he described it as when he put it in to his computer, he described it as self-executable. it self installed. he said it was very out of the ordinary. clearly this thumb drive contained material that was meant to perhaps infect a computer system or something else. it's not entirely clear what she was doing with it. all of this, everything they have certainly found lends credence to the idea that she was perhaps a spy. that is something prosecutors say they are now investigating. they said in court they are investigating whether or not she was spying or perhaps maybe she was trying to. the detention hearing ended a short time ago. the judge saying he's going to need more time to make a decision. for now she remains in jail here in palm beach.

intent to obstruct justice when she deleted, bleach bit, busted up devices with hammers, pulled out sim cards? warren followed up that remark with more talk about, yeah, higher taxes. remember, she wants to legislate stealing, where after you pay your taxes, if you happen to have any left, she wants the government to say you saved too much and we are going to go back and take another bite at the apple, and don't forget, when you die, you pay a bigger bite of the apple. they always get the gold in your teeth if they could. mass government debt and forgiveness, free college, who is going to pay for all of this? take a look. >> we are going to roll back student loan debt for about 95% of students who have debt. that is part one. and part two is to make sure that wean never get in this mess again on student loan debt, and that is to make college universally available, with free tuition and fees. >> sean: when do the rest of us get our refund? i wrote for ten years a check that you make a payment, i took out one student loan, and guess what, 5805, when i didn't have any money. now what we ar

why did she delete 33,000 subpoenaed emails, bleach pit, and beat up the devices, pull out sim cards?uld be an intent of obstruction. meeting all of the criteria and standards, donald trump wishing he wants to fire mueller or rosenstein, doesn't rise to the level. >> we always knew harry hillary clinton was a lousy candidate, now we know she is a lousy lawyer, no basis for obstruction of justice. her hypocrisy, as you point out, is really breathtaking. she is the queen of obstruction of justice, destroying 33,000 emails and devices under subpoena. honestly, if you were smart, and she is not, to be sure, she would put a sock in it. because criticizing the attorney general, who holds potentially your fate in his hands, is really unwise. it's just plain stupid. william barr might decide, i'm not just going to investigate the fbi, now i'm going to investigate hillary clinton for obstruction of justice, reopen the email scandal, 110 different felonies, and i'm going to look into her role in selling uranium assets to russia at the same time $45 million is flowing into her foundation. she ou

tonight at 11:00, we investigate the sim swapping\scam. we'll show you how it works and what the wireless car years are doing to protect you. if you feel you've lost money in the sim swap scam let us know 888-996-items or visit bay area.com/responds. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> still ahead this morning, a holy helper needing help herself. all new, a first look at the russian river rescue for a north bay nun. >>> first a big day for bay area sports fans, 49ers and raiders, set to get new players as they meet the nfl. and warriors fans not so happy this morning. and later for you. >> it would have changed everything. >> a bittersweet milestone for an olympic athlete and his wife. they lost a child in an accidental drowning. at 6:45, the lessons in life and swimming. the exclusive conversation. >>> you are watching "today in the bay". did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. di

the same stephen miller who, according to former white house staffer, cliff sims, remember, said he would be happy if "not a single refugee foot ever again touched america's soil." the same stephen miller who just three days ago convinced the president to suddenly withdraw the nomination of i.c.e. director ron vitiello. >> we're going in a tougher direction. we want to go in a tougher direction. >> is it any wonder that the president forced his homeland security secretary to resign when she didn't give him what he wanted? is that any wonder? okay, well let's ask jeff sessions, h.r. mcmaster, rex tillerson, john kelly. now an official tells cnn there is concern that no one will want to take nielsen's job. you think? and it probably didn't make the president happy when a federal judge today blocked his policy of running some asylum seekers to mexico to wait out their immigration court hearings, the ruling coming the day after nielsen hit the chopping block and kirsten nielsen isn't the only one, the director of the secret service was also removed in one what official calls a near systematic

that's supposed to safeguard your accounts when you forget your password, tonight we investigate the sim swapping scam. we'll show you how it works so you would be on the lookout for it and what the wireless carriers have done for you. if you feel you've lost money let us know. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> sound good. 4:55. >>> a new crime fighter from the police department. you might not expect it. >> i want you to meet milo, the newest recruit. this is a black lab, isn't your typical k-9. his mission isn't to apprehend. he is believed to be the bay area's first police therapy dog. milo will soon be responding to give emotional support to witnesses and victims of violent crime. >> it's been proven having an animal in a crisis situation, it lowers blood pressure and also lowers stress. the hope for having him is to have people open up easier, relax the situation as much as we can in a circumstance like that. >> this is only milo's second week on the job, officers say he is already making a difference at the station. he has been brigg smiles to the department's dispatchers w

her room at this hotel uncovered a signal detector to locate hidden cameras, nine usb drives, five simards and nearly $8,000, most of it in 100 dollar bills. the fbi joined the secret service in looking at counter intelligence concerns at the president's club. >> mar-a-lago has hundreds and hundreds of people who go through in any given week. you need to vet those people. any single one of the people who go through the doors in mar-a-lago have some sort of access to the president. >>reporter: she will remain in jail even though her attorney said this is all a misunderstanding. the prosecutors made it clear it was far more serious than that. amid reports the breach played a role in the president's dismissal of the secret service director. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> a maryland man accused of plotting a terrorist attack is expected in court today. prosecutors say rondell henry stole a u-haul truck with the intent of plowing into people at the national harbor in maryland, just outside d.c. the 28-year-old was inspired by isis. he was arrested last month and has not been charged

and that's it that we see no sim you know the best you have to realize that the state covers three quarters of the costs for these reservoirs. businesses pay just a quarter mile and we want to know why the state funds the businesses to build these pools of clean drinking water wells it's water that other people need to survive it. would be. the activists campaign for the u.n. so-called human right to water which chile officially recognizes. nothing you didn't get that you didn't you know what the plantation owners have no water want to give any away. at the same time we're suffering catastrophic droughts if you feel helpless because we see the water being hoarded and the government doesn't do anything about it. you know you know yes a nap. a little five the avocado plantations a gravel road leads to a stream. i think. you know can never be quick we shouldn't stay long. rodriquez doesn't want to attract attention that so well by the stream. can you do you think you do you know this well is channeled through the big pools that water the plantations so they want to put in the thank you have al

. >> reporter: stu sim traded life in the fast lane for life in the bike lane. >> we're within one mile of everything we need,o i do most errands, food, hardware, restaurants, either by foot or by bicycle. >> reporter: stu is making it his mission to make sure his carbon footprint leaves no impression. >> i've been thinking what can i do without drastically chan my lifestyle but to help thingsn e put solar energy on the roof? >> reporter: unforte can't. his tnhoo is too small. >> so what's my options? don't have too many options. >> reporter: but here's one he does have. check this out. you are looking at the largest olresidential community sar farm in our region. chopper 4 getting a bird's-eye view for us. more than 19,000 solar panels supplying power to 1200 pepco customers in montgomery an prince george's counties. >> the other thing that's so interesting about it is not only is green power, renewable, but it's actually also discount. so they're saving money. they're saving money by becoming subscribers to the power for the system. >> reporter: so does this work? and how can stu get

plus- before you swap out your cell, our consumer unit has an alert about what to do with your sim.orrow morning from 4:30 to 7. we have a new k-9 cop. and he )s all about spreading te love. meet mil >>> finally tonight, we have a new canine cop, and he's all about spreading the love. meet milo. the black lab isn't your typical police canine. his mission is to help comfort. he's believed to be the bay area's first police therapy dog and will be responding to crime scenes to give emotional support to victims and witnesses of violent crime. welcome, milo. >> cool and calm. >> going to be cooling down. 70s to return inland by the weekend. >> thanks for joining us at 11:00. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: welcome, welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

. >> they're evaluating the platform with the sim criteria that they do facebook, twitter and snap lookingrevenue growth. while pinterest doe consider itself a social company, giving control to its unders is right in line with both facebook and snap. silverman saying he and his team are focused on rung the company for the long term. we'll see if the after the stock gains today instors also hold on for the long firm. for "nightly business report" i'm julia boorstin los angeles. >>> zoom is actually profitable. its goal is to make video communications frictionless and it's not just earnings that investors care ab they also like to see growth and zoom's ceo said he hagra strategy to the brand. >> i think that first of all, we started from s&p customers and we are theav ones thata much better cycle. i think to be a publi company brings more responsibility and plus it can really help our company brandnd with that, it would probably takffrom here. >> kathleen smith joins us right now to talk about the ipo market an at the moment she's co-founder and principal at renaissance capital. welcome back

because of my enjoying because i was playing sims eight months with injury with the pain but if you see. this is on before and five season before every. quarter final i scored. you mean you want to go and this is the difference. let's look a bit closer despite seventy four champions league matches since twenty he's not fifty two goals good for an average of zero point seven goals per game but he hasn't hit the back of the net in the last seven matches of the opponents just to chop and who's the best defender he's faced. that was because he was also he's very. great defender but also player who can do a lot of things with the ball but also one i was again. after when i was against. the body and family. dreams of exploring other ends of the football but he stayed in munich and it's been a perfect fit for the start. outlook has also helped make him one of the greats. they love to do a lot of on the pitch also for the fans but for me i thinking that i can give more happiness for the fans if i. do of course because i can do also but also. the easier way to. go and. work. maybe one more thing

it's a sim country where an m.p. can get up and say women need to be displayed into by their husbands i think that the few feminists who exist in this country and exist largely are met with constant attacks yeah so i guess in a lot of ways we sort of a long way to go ok you say that you have a long way to go but not everybody thinks of these actually any reason to go anywhere monday you say that there's no need for changing anything society was created like this by our forefathers for reasons where i don't have as many of changing anything but i'm saying that the speed at which the women want things changed is what actually is very very women they believe in the role of making a home so implying that the who has been the position of my would come to these. and that's what we have been. breaking because they are running go from there at the moment to just been creating an overview but i want to get into the very specifics of this every day sexism can you tell me in practical sense what. for you to be a woman in uganda

you do feel very energetic after fasting cure use of that energy and go to your computer and write a simemail. on an upcoming show we'll be looking at happiness everyone wants to be happy but how can we make it happen is there happiness formula sending your questions to you in good shape thirty w. dot com don't forget to write happiness in the subject line. we look forward to hearing from you. ok have you finished writing the email to us then please turn off your computer now you know the situation don't you just wanted to write an email to your favorite g.p. and after hours you still sitting at your computers staring at the screen. doing some research download videos of dinosaurs south equally important to your life you know you can be addicted to your computer. many teenagers are online all day long typically using their smartphones to access social media a recent study in germany on the risk of addiction to social media found that eighty five percent of twelve to seventeen year olds spend hours every day on their devices with a chat platform whatsapp the most popular site. girls tend

twenty one percent no one ever paid the thirty five percent anyways things to tax havens like luke sim bergan other loopholes so not only did companies like chevron and corps pay nothing the government now owns them money i.b.m. out a tax free of negative sixty eight percent and received a three hundred forty two million dollars tax refund three hundred forty two million dollars refund yes and i.b.m. had revenues of seventy nine billion dollars this year they must have cooked their books in a crock pot. or for a crack point perhaps but so cold shoulder the burden to make up for all the massive giveaways people of course see corporations are people too except when it comes to paying taxes amazon is mostly robots anyways and the robots are desperate to keep their drums from humans trying to take them. at an amazon warehouse in new jersey a robot attacked two workers with a can of bear remains. an automated machine like this one used by amazon to move merchandise accidentally post jeered a can of beer repellent if you're reading this. thing and you know. what. i can tell whose side amazon

demonstrates your sim it's quite possible because the each has an eight hundred volt battery which allows up to three hundred fifty kilowatt fast charging so it takes about twenty minutes to recharge the battery to eighty percent that will take you another three hundred twenty kilometers so you can take a coffee break for twenty minutes and then you're off again. finally it's time to change drivers in manuel can now get his hands on the steering wheel driving a concept car on public roads with a police escort isn't something you get to do every day. while driving means immediately notice is something else. that when you take a foot off the gas it slows to a stop your dentist says that's right it doesn't creep at all he says audi decided not to have it creak so you have to use the accent reader if you want to go anywhere so that means it's recuperating energy right until you start it's this freak energy recuperation system along with a ninety kilowatt per hour battery fitted in the floor of the vehicle that audi says gives you a four hundred kilometer range. dennis adds that the american m

c you say hi to sim. heildrenbut says thell has two >> we don't want to forget him. he lived, and he's part of our family. >> reporter: part of the problem is that surgical and other costs can vary depending on how a miscarriage or a loss happens. efforts to save a baby, as happened in the loughlin's case, can also drive up costs and leave grieving mothers and fathers with more unexpected financial pain. but, jeff, that's why the couple we featured, the loughlin's, have been starting this foundation to try to help other families. >> glor: it's good they're trying to do something to help everyone. this should not happen. anna, thanks very much. coming up here next on the "cbs evening news," the search for an american tourist kidnapped at gunpoint while on safari in africa. also ahead here, a standoff with a man suspected of shooting two officers. cers. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a great dishwasher needs a great detergent. so ge appliances tested finish on over 5000 dishes proving dish after sparking dish that it's not just clean, it's finished. switch to finish quantum. recomm

i'm it doesn't matter what i tweet said he kind of discredited sim self and i'm really sorry to see it because in terms of domestic policy bernie sanders is done a great deal of good in the united states to push the argument to a more progressive position so i kind of feel for bernie sanders who i admire in some ways but of course he's scared. that he's going to make a mistake and that will be the end of his til to twenty twenty election you know you only have to see the way. some of the new progressive sing congress or even people who've been there for a few years get attacked for making any kind of financial war statement well actually can only as healthy some of the new women you know about poverty as a guy would a o c n a o c is now talking about palestine and is going out about palestine julian isn't just being called an a d c my german cool been who kind of supported us on this didn't want him to be extradited doesn't want to be extradited to the u.s. has been called in and he's in music racist how do you see palestine playing in on these issues we could have a long conversation

but here's a signal detector that can locate hidden cameras, usb drives and sim cards. secret service is looking at counterintelligence concerns at the president's club. >> mar l-a-lago has hundreds of people that go through any given week. you need to vet those people. any one of the people that go through the doors in mar-a-lago has some access to the president. >>> felicity huffman and others have decided to plead guilty in the college admission scandal. >> reporter: she pled guilty. today, 1 of 13 parents admitting their rolls in the largest cheating scam ever prosecuted. huffman paid rick singer, to alter the scores of her daughter's entrance exam. huffman apologized, saying, my daughter knew nothing about my actions. and in my misguided andglty at . >> reporter: two other parents, bruce isakson and his wife admitted to paying to prescribe a sack esoccer coach to get the daughter into ucla. they said they failed their duty at parents and said they have harmed and embarrassed their children. they paid describe bribes to get a second quarter on the crew team. 20 pare

twenty one distantly met with graham an official sim proc to coordinate taking with the russian officials and of course but they sent several reports to prague in statement only several but he exists looking for a language that you just this repeated right there it appears. really it appears really ok this is this is what i'm getting to let me let me go back to alex in cyprus here which really interesting if you look at it. as a. political actor here it's really quite remarkable that he was saying to miller now he's demon miller you have jim comi you know the same kid one then the demonized one everybody that gets involved in this hopefully boring bar no pun intended that will get past it because of him because anyone that jumps into this is just grinded away ok go ahead alex go ahead yeah that's a great point peter the media has already turned on bar yeah but you know bar we've discussed this many times bar does it need is really not i'm just living up he's got nothing to lose exactly he has nothing to lose so he's doing this out of a higher purpose out of a higher calling and peter mark

that system sim is impacting the weather pattern. fog has been lifted out and mixed so we're seeing clearing at the beach. that fog is coming pack big time. as soon as the sun gets low thereat fog is back and we'll be around tomorrow. this pattern with this saggy trough and cool mild weather is going to be stick around. i'm see you back here with the 5-day forecast so you can look at the weekend. >>> mountain lion caused a little excitement in santa rosa outside of a mace's macy's store. police say it's quite unusual to find a mountain lion out of a shopping center. >> we have all sightings where the urban interface feats downtown. >> the streets reopen today about 10:30 this morning. >>> home prices fell for the first time in ten years. that is down .1% from march of last year. santa clarra county sawing the biggest drop. the median loam price tell 10%. >>> after the break, new information about last week's crash that injured 8 people in sunnyvale. >>> police say a fire was deliberately set. coming up, what we're learning about the

he used to have a well paying job as a sim a year but after his wife left him he started drinking and when he could no longer pay the rent he ended up on the streets. this is one of the places i slept in. but a few weeks later they installed these typically anti homeless barriers. their place deliberately so no one can sleep rough here. the residents are a bit ashamed of the barriers but they're glad there are no homeless people sleeping here. civic persona they didn't bother anyone but it was dirty. i'm not sure what to think. it doesn't look nice but at least perhaps now they're living in better conditions than this entrance where there was lots of garbage. and homeless barriers have popped up all over paris after christian tweeted angrily about barriers that have been set up here where people sometimes live because there is warm air from the subway he was able to make a change. the city of paris had put in iron rods to prevent access you can still see the traces. they would have stopped people from being able to sleep there in winter when it's cold. dry posted it on twitter and the

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is evident and then it's supported by what's in the animal studies the toxicology studies out in my sim particular every single study showed malignant lymphomas wow and advice and that is the corollary to not hodgkin's lymphoma in humans and that's you know a very substantial strong finding that. the e.p.a. recognize fails to recognize that i.r. does recognize. and then there's the issue studies looking at cells. and studies of lymphocytes human lymphocytes showing d.n.a. damage caused in petri dish experiments all those things together show there's a strong correlation between exposure repeated exposure to round up and not hodgkin's lymphoma that gets missed by. has been missed by some other regulators and is what. monsanto has failed to acknowledge but in our internal documents that we've obtained from them in discovery they again they say you know what you know we can't really say that round up the formulation doesn't doesn't cause cancer or doesn't cause not hodgkin's lymphoma because we haven't done the tests they only do the tests on to say the loan or the formulation product the

investigators, claiming they found a device used to detect hidden camerases, nine thumb drives, five sim cards for cell phones and $8,000 cash. zhang's attorney says she made no direct misrepresentation at the club or during her interview with secret service agents. >> all right, so, let's get right to victor oquendo. and victor, during today's hearing, we heard that secret service agent who testified that he tried to use a thumb drive with that malware she had been found with, taken during the arrest, it started to do something to his computer that he said he'd never seen before? >> reporter: that's right, david. that agent said that when he plugged it in, it tried downloading files immediately. installing this into his computer. he had to stop it before further corrupting his computer, david. >> victor, thank you. >>> and next this evening, the fbi and the atf are on the scene at this hour and searching for a possible arsonist behind a series of church fires in louisiana. three historically black churches going up in flames in the same parish. the suspicious fires, less than two weeks