sims.oached us about 20 minutes before that, came in -- i would say came in hot and came in yelling at us. and really was yelling very directly at the girls. very specifically at the girls. so, i moved myself in between him and the girls, asked him, you know, please talk to me. let's have a conversation. the two of us as two adults. but he continued to yell at the girls. and then eventually he left and about 10 minutes later is when he came back videotaping us. so, after our first altercation with him you know, i went and talked to my girls. and told them, you know, i'm really sorry this happened. i'm really proud of you guys for being here. it was holy thursday. this is something we wanted to do as a prayerful act of the service as we prepared for the easter -- going to begin that night with holy thursday mass. and i told them, you know, sometimes it's hard to do the right thing but i was really proud of them. sadly, ironically, the two older girls looked at me and said mom, that was nothi

how do they get the sim card?> they get somebody on the inside to make an electronic swap, or they pay somebody $500 out of the call center in india who just swaps out the sim card and you don't know it. >> are you vulnerable if you have regular cash? >> if you have passwords anything on your phone, any information. they can pose as you. call up your bank. they can drain your bank account. >> wells fargo, boa? >> any of it. if it's on your phone, you are vulnerable. you should get it off the phone. this is serious stuff. >> thanks, stephen. if you have a story for stephen or anybody in the investigative unit. visit our website, nbc bayier.com/investigation. >> yeah, we are altering our phones about now with all sorts of notes. jeff coming in to thursday, up and down weather? >> sunshine tomorrow, that's the good news, and in to friday and then by the weekend, we will start to see changes. we will go in to the micro climate for ft cast and we will begin right off with tomorrow morning and we have high cloud cover p

take a hi of everyone, representative brian sims here.'m once again out in front of planned parenthood of southeastern pennsylvania. today's protester. she is an old white lady was going to try to avoid showing you her face. an old white lady telling people what's right to do with their bodies. shame on you. shame! shame! shame on you. you can give me her address, we will protest out in front of her home. let's go protest out in front of her house. this is a racist act of judgment and you have no business being out here. this is what they deserve and this is what they need. >> and when a pro-life organization live action posted a video saying the broadcast violates the company's rules of behavior, sims responded saying "bring it on bible bullies" and planned parenthood protesters are scum. later when he got blasted by state and national republicans, he issued a half-hearted apology, quoting again "i know that two wrongs don't make a right, especially when i'm on the front lines of this civil rights battle. i can do better and i will do be

representative brian sims here. i am outside the planned parenthood. there's a bunch of pseudo-christian protesters who been out here shaming young girls for being here. i've got $100 to anyone who will identify any of these three. i'm going to donate to planned parenthood. a bunch of white people standing outside of a planned parenthood shaming people. there is nothing christian about what you are doing. >> tucker: today, pro-life activist held a large-scale rally outside the same planned parenthood in philadelphia in response to his behavior. abby johnson is a former planned parenthood clinic director, no i pro-life activist. her story was told in a recent film "unplanned." thank you very much for coming on. is it our imagination, or is the reaction to antiabortion activism, including prayer, turning violent? >> it is. is becoming increasingly violent

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the incident was caught on camera but this time by sims himself who probably posted it to social media a previous encounter, he recorded himself harassing a mother and her teenage daughters and even offering social behavior is $100 to identify them. but that situation is backfiring as a group of 1,000 pro-life supporters gathered outside of sims local planned parenthood today. in the meantime, the rhetoric among pro-choice look activist has become extreme. john rogers created waves this week by saying "i'm kids are unwanted, so you kill them now or kill them later. >> tucker: thanks so much. we appreciate it. as you just heard of, painful attacks on the pro-life movement are now normal. you just heard what happened in downtown philadelphia with the pennsylvania representative. here is part of it. >> hello everyone, representative brian sims here and i'm outside of planned parenthood. there's a bunch of pseudo-christian protesters who are shaming young girls. i have $100 to anyone who will identify any of these three. i will donate it to planned parenthood. three white people standing o

online petition calling for brian sims resignation, telling the pennsylvania state representative's action shameful and potentially illegal. he apologized after controversial videos went viral. >> bernie sanders and alexandria cortez announcing a new bill taking on wall street. the measure targeting credit card companies advancing overnight, aoc tweeting it is radical which i always like and keeping more coins in your pocket which i also love as sanders becomes the first unionized presidential campaign in history. a collective-bargaining agreement so campaign workers can receive mental benefits overtime pay, and also vacation pay. >> the trump administration cracking down on big pharma by making drug companies advertise big prices. rob: breaking down a push for more transparency.

. >> hello everyone, representative brian sims here and i'm outside of planned parenthood. there's a bunch of pseudo-christian protesters who are shaming young girls. i have $100 to anyone who will identify any of these three. i will donate it to planned parenthood. three white people standing outside and shaming people. there's nothing christian about what you are doing. >> tucker: today pro-life activist held a rally outside of that same planned parenthood in response to that behavior. your story was told in a recent film "unplanned." of course, is it our imagination or is the reaction to antiabortion activism including prayer turning violent?

brian sims a pennsylvania state representative verbally attacked three teenage girls threatening to basically go after them on social media or on the internet, even offered a $100 that someone would give up their names to be able to embarrass them and trash them. would you say that that would fall under a hate crime? >> i would have to have all of the facts i am reluctant -- >> even the facts i gave you just they are you don't want to comment on them today? >> i am reluctant particularly if there is an investigation i don't know of and that matter to comment. >> i understand. how is the department of justice draw the line between a right to assemble protected by the u.s. constitution and investigational prosecution as a case of domestic terrorism? >> people have the right to assemble competition, march in support of a particular cause

i think his name is brian sims where he went after these people who are -- and this is the video he posted on periscope. he went up to a number of people who are outside that planned parenthood facility in philadelphia area and they were praying. and he, you know, he was coming right up to them and getting in their faces and then have you got this. can you imagine if a pro-life protester hit a pro-choice protester how big a story that would be? >> that's right. and what gives them the right to make them think it is okay to walk up to a total stranger and hit them and put your hand on them? one day they will do that and walk up to the wrong person and that person is going to hit them back. >> don't make the mistake and do that with diamond and silk. >> please don't. steve: nobody needs to hit anybody, period. >> i know you live in north carolina. this is a statement from u.n.c. the federal education rights and privacy acts

brian sims posted to a periscope account last week.commented on the live stream were supportive of his attack but then the footage went viral and debris comments began pouring in which is why he posted this follow-up video. >> i've seen firsthand the insults, the slurs, attacks and racism of those protesters and mostly young girls going there for care. and 2 wrongs don't make a right and i will do better. >> reporter: he has publicly shamed planned parenthood protesters before including a mother, two daughters and a young friend who he tried to dock or get public information on the internet. one twitter user says a lawmaker cares nothing about women, only enforcing his literal rhetoric. he is disrespectful into the disgrace. diana coming in saying rationalization for horrible behavior is not an apology. sims went viral last year for welcoming mike pence to philadelphia with a photo that shows him giving the middle finger. jillian: this isn't the first time he has been in the public. >> some of the people, planned parenthood protesters,

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actually bigger it had its own ad of like the next iteration of your product i think yes it has its own simcard its own g.p.s. connectivity and if you're in problem all you do is press this and as soon as you press it gives the s.o.s. to a friend and family and people again come in and relays one major problem relays that no matter how much you alert who's going to respond and that's something which we started working on. not country the police to population ratio the stude for us to rely on you need something which does not have a smartphone to work with so we went ahead and made something which was actually bigger it had its own ad of like the next iteration of your product i think yes it has its own sim card its own g.p.s. connectivity and if you're in problem all you do is press this and as soon as you press it gives the s.o.s. to a friend and family and people again come in and relays one major problem relays that no matter how much you alert who's going to respond and that's something which we started working on. not country the police to population ratio it's to huge for us to rely o

he's now the first in the country to be sentenced speckly for sim swap security theft, 10 years in state prison. four others have also been charged in santa clara county for the same theme. aaron west was the deputy assigned to the task force. west said most of these accounts. hackers realized they could use the same inferior who figured out a sneaky way from third sdplz these new wave akers a ch chos. >> 50 vic tichlz are held here in the bay area alone. >> he said the court system wants to make an example of ortiz. >> i was 19 and 20. they do things to impress their friends. >> but chef, and they believe the rest is stashed away at digital horts. >> honestly, we're just tying to kruls we're working so hard, both of us, to try and rebuild. >> in. that you are patrol instead of other actors, grapg krip co. >> detectives will continue to work and this is nbc news. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, be sure to call 1-888-996-tips. >>> still to come, facing mounting criticism. san francisco's police chief gets an endorsement today. we'll have it for you. >>> but first we cont

a new scam called sim swapping\. >> it's called sim swapping\because hackers take control of your phone by convincing your phone's care year to electronically swap your phone sim card with one they control. often you don't know it. these hackers are young, usually between 15 and 24-years-old, prosecutors say many of the hackers got their start by hacking instagram or twitter accounts of celebrities and stealing their photos. the hackers soon realized they can steal money with crypto currency and began targeting wealthy silicon valley tech executives. >> it is young kids who haven't had jobs who have figured out a sneak sneaky way from their homes in their pajamas of how to steal your money. >> reporter: investigators believe the hackers have stolen there are 35 million from silicon residents in the lost year alone. prosecutors based here in san jose, the reup task force. the hunts is on for even more. to see more on that plus hear from victims whose lives have been wrecked by all of this, watch our full story tonight at 6:00 or go to our website nbc bay area.com/investigations. >>> righ

ainsley: so planned parenthood did react to brian sims.to healthcare without shame and stigma. it's important to know in pennsylvania we are facing several abortion ban bills we think our championing including sims for unwavering opposition to these bans. what are your thoughts after hearing that? >> nobody is shaming women for walking into a planned parenthood clinic. we are simply offering options to these women. and if they didn't want options, they wouldn't take them. they are not receiving options inside of these planned parenthood clinics. planned parenthood is there to sell an abortion. it's why they have abortion quote as it. it's why they are so heavily pushing abortion on their patients. they don't give them the option of adoption. they don't give the them the option of parenting those two options don't make them money. if women were so set on decision to have abortion when they walked into a planned parenthood. they will wouldn't be taking our information on the sidewalk. they wouldn't be choosing life. the fact that we are ther

shannon: pennsylvania lawmaker brian sims sparking outrage for harassing a protester outside plannedood. watch this. >> who would've thought old white lady would be in front planned parenthood telling people what is right for their bodies, shame on you. if you can give me her address. >> since responding to his critics, carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with the latest on the online backlash. so that was just a small portion of the nearly 9 minute video, brian sims posted to his parents account last week. they commented on the live streaming, they were largely supportive of the attack. but then angry comments started pouring in like this apology video, watch. >> i have seen firsthand the insults, the slurs, the attacks, the racism those protesters, mostly young girls going there, two wrongs don't make a right and i can do better and i will do better. >> this is not the first time he has publicly shamed a planned parenthood protester. a mother says he approached her and her daughters and a young friend and tried to get their public information where they live on the internet.

sims has not kept up his part of the bargain, surprise-surprise. on failure to appear for warrants so you couldn't possibly have thought he was going to show up this time. >> he's like, why do you act surprised? >> right. 15,000 likes and i'll appear this time. not. >> give me 15,000 more. >> yeah, hey, right. officers wanted 10,000 likes, sims wanted 20,000, so 15,000 was the compromise. that's why he didn't show up, give that man 20,000 likes. we'll see. >> we'll take some likes too. >>> coming up, the woman who's being called the miracle medical student. what she did to fulfill her dream of becoming a doctor. >>> first, the new development in that pilot charged with murdering three people. >>> later in "the skinny," how jamie foxx channeled sherman hemsley and stole the show. you're watching "world news now." >>> frantic mont >>> frantic moments near atlanta as rescue crews and bystanders try to get a toddler out of a locked car. the 2-year-old was left inside with windows rolled up on a 90-degree day, the hottest day of the year so far. the lit

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villages well you know the government in south sudan has never had much capacity to really help it so the sims and of course since the war started it's been really decimated the truth is there's hardly any services that exist outside either of these you want to sustain i.d.p. camps and a few towns so they've been they've been trying to convince some displaced people to return but it's been really challenging because people both aren't sure if they'll have any services when they return but they're also quite afraid of their safety exactly you mentioned that really what about you not want to return due to security concerns yeah i'd say most south sudanese remain in that camp but you have many hundreds of thousands who are still protected from un you know by un peacekeepers within their own country and then you have millions who are outside the country as well and thus far although there's a new peace deal either peace still hasn't really progressed and nobody's really seen large scale movements yet from these displaced populations when they'll feel ready to return it is sort of a big question th

josÉ sims told police he would turn himself in only if his wanted poster gets 15,000 likes on the department'scebook page. >> police say 29-year-old josÉ sims sent a private message to the torrington police department offering to turn himself in if his wanted poster got 20,000 like police negotiated him down to 15,000. ( laughter ) >> trevor: seriously, people? is this the future of police negotiations. going to be having hostage situations where the cops are like, release the hostages! like, not until you like and subscribe to my youtube channel. okay, we can like your page but can't subscribe, we just don't have the resources! ( laughter ) i know facebook likes, as part of the criminal justice system, seems ridiculous, likes for criminals? this isn't anything new. technically a jury is just 12 people you're trying to get likes from. that's it. i didn't kill him! like, like! ( laughter ) regardless, this is just a stupid way to try to get famous. if you're a criminal who wants to go viral, forget about facebook likes. they don't make you big. you don't need to go on social media. if you want

sims also used the video to donate to planned parenthood.oy behar at it again this time love of country. >> how is it that the republican party, your colleagues can stand by this man? i don't want to see any of those flag pins anymore on republicans who don't stand up against this guy for russian medaling and other things he has done. seems he is unpatriotic. rob: guess she didn't read the mueller report. the host was forced to apologize last year after saying god forbid president trump lives another 20 years. jillian: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always we start with the good. a softball player at the university of texas getting the surprise of a lifetime at her final home game. >> welcoming home army sergeant. [cheers and applause] searlt hider, thank you so much forever your student. >> college student reunited with her brother army sergeant stationed in japan. the two haven't seen each other in three years. rob: fantastic. next the bad. swarm of bees forced a delay at the start of a game in cincinnati. derek deed tric

the world but what is it that makes games so fascinating and what makes a game a real hit today on sim. in twenty eighteen the glow. gaming industry generated say is a forty billion euros a new record and talk among go which is one of the best known smartphone games around has made the develop as one point eight billion euro so far games have become a global cultural phenomenon more than two hundred million people play fortnight even i have tried out some of the games called victory dances even though survival games really my thing actually my thirteen year old nephew said my dancing was. embarrassing but maybe that's exactly what makes games so popular today. to make such a big impact on mainstream culture. you might be familiar with these dance moves they're part of the global fortnight community. to survival games battle royale mold is hugely popular with the players unique outfits and dances. some of them were inspired by movies music videos and even ordinary people. one of you tube's ingenious dance inventors even the game developer for plagiarizing his. fortnight has made dancing

steve sims. lemonis: steve, how you doing? steve: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.emonis: dude, i love your beard, bro. your beard is awesome. steve: thank you. lemonis: if you ever shave it off, you're gonna go out of business. steve: yeah, exactly. lemonis: what makes you different from the other big coffee people? steve: number one, we only source high-end, specialty coffee. so, we don't mess around with commodity coffee. we don't mess around with gas-station coffee. lemonis: super premium. steve: we look for the best of the best. number two, we do source the coffee, so we kind of take the middleman out of it. lemonis: so, there's some extra margin. steve: little extra margin in there. lemonis: what is amazing about the business model that steve has built, is he has vertically integrated his entire process. usually, a coffee shop like bodhi would buy its beans from a middleman who will have already marked up the product to make some money. but by bypassing that system and buying directly from the farm, he allows himself to make all of the margin, from the farm to

. >> my maiden name was sims, s-i-m-s. >> and elisa, where's that coming from. >> no, i left florida. you know, i mean, i was a fugitive from florida. >> she was a mother of two, wanted in florida for violating probation and had been on the run for nine years, she said. she eventually settled in las vegas where she met larry and by this time had changed her name to elisa. she told the police she was at the horse show in arizona when she found out police wanted to talk to her about larry. and so she took off in her jaguar, drove from state to state. >> where were you headed at this point. >> i didn't -- just away. >> so with the preliminaries out of the way, now came the big question. what happened to larry mcnabney? elisa, without hesitation and without even being asked, spilled the beans. >> and did i kill my husband? yes, i killed my husband. >> there it was, no apology, no evasion. she simply confessed to killing her husband, larry mcnabney. but, and this was a "but" with a capital "b," that wasn't the whole story, not even close. >>> coming up, the rest of the story. did elisa hav

extent maybe stephen but we also have to consider that competition in this business is so crass that sims seem has simply realized that it will never be able to reach the margins it used to reach in the past remember five years ago siemens tried in vain to take over the power division the turbine business of. a business that was then bought by general electric since then general electric is facing enormous problems in many of its businesses and that means that in this competition when it comes to poet turbines general electric is operating in a way that sealants now says it simply doesn't want to compete with that's something that siemens had to address and of course general electric is not the only competitor here all of them he touchy for example to have to fight with overcapacity over capacities and shrinking margins conrad who isn't joining us there from frankfurt thank you conrad loud diesel guzzling polluting trucks are a common sight on german roads and the numbers are only increasing but a solution might be in sight germany has just opened its first electric highway for hybrid tru

grid and the finn will be joined by his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton who stars in 2nd ferrari sim dustin fettle begins in 3rd place as the mercedes to look to continue their early season dominance. and you're watching t.v. have you news i'll be back with more news the top of the hour but stick around because after the break we have the best of the action from saturday's bundesliga games including buyer munich's clash with our good life steve where a victory would hand them their 7th consecutive just because i will show you whether the title race lives on. some time in the 26 to you my great granddaughter. of the world be like in your own life time in around half a century. you world will be around 2 degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise fire at least one meter in this century. rupert.

inclusive we also may have to make sure that people's privacy is is taken into account most of this is sims gets backed up by other systems outside africa. nobody has control. for using the data and how it's going to be used and it is the sense that people are losing ownership of their doctor and can be used and misused about anybody else i think if the government can make some efforts to protect them or to make sure the guidelines to be put citizen to be protected it's a good move. by microsoft says it's spending over $100000000.00 in nigeria and kenyatta opened 2 technology development centers the company says employees there will focus on developing a fish intelligence up occasions microsoft is among several global tech companies that have been investing in africa and the hope of taking advantage of strong growth at a young population. and that was business africa here on t.w. from the team thanks for watching. into the conflict zone confronting the powerful. conflict supporters leaders over there filed in good friends of food has learned some stuff visions in spanish sunday harvesters r

. >> reporter: christine sim pressed. >> just her attitude. she's always positive. show truly believes in the mission. >> reporter: teresa stern works for and benefits from guide dogs for the blind. >> it has changed my life. >> reporter: she said volunteers like katie are vital to the organization's goal of improving lives. >> i got around and did okay but was never comfortable going out on my own. i feel like i can do anything i want with a guide dog by my side. >> reporter: katie recently committed to showing it. tell me about the tattoo. >> got to have a puppy paw if you're a guide dog volunteer. >> reporter: when did you get that? >> about a year ago when i was katie when i'm 80. >> she's just someone that puts a smile on everybody's face and you never know what amazing things she's done. >> what do you think? >> reporter: so for helping thousands of dogs to improve thousands of dogs of people visually impaired, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to katie. >> remember, you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award. we'll be right back

if you know who this woman is, give me her address. >> sims use the video to ask people to donate toed parenthood. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first the good. we begin with country music legend dolly parton honored for donating to victims of the 2016 gatlinburg wildfire. >> an honor for me to be recognized by the fbi. no higher calling than your mission to protect and serve. many thanks again and remember i will always love you. >> the fbi says she and the dollywood foundation gave $10,000 to each of the families impacted. now the bad. a swarm of bees forced an 18 minute delay to the start of the baseball game at the great american ballpark in cincinnati. derek dietrich emerging from the dugout in a beekeepers suit saving the day. and finally, don't how they had been on hand. the ugly. a bobcat in colorado found a soccer net. wildlife officials sharing these photos, showing the animal suspended in the air. officials using this as a reminder, take your net down when not playing or that can happen. thank you for joining us. fox and friends first continues right now. goo

receive the unesco guillermo cano world press freedom prize in absentia in kyrgyzstan a journalist and sim john oscar office serving life in prison he spent nine years in detention already his crime documenting human rights abuses in his hometown last year the committee to protect journalists asked to visit oscar off but the government would not even grant him that and in the philippines the reporters at rappler have captured a lot of global attention they faced a crackdown after their critical reporting on president two territories government w.'s on a scientist's takes a closer look. like most journalists to start her day opening emails and social media messages are in boxes usually flooded with rape and death threats because she writes about the people president rodrigo to turkey came to a point when they're at the himself when. bashing me on camera they're the kind of emboldened his own supporters to do you know bashing me on line so. the death. increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to not gain my attention because once i have i'd be attention to you

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business africa and berlin good to have you with us and we are starting in sim bob where which has throttled its energy output in a bid to conserve a dwindling supply of electricity the state power utility has introduced rolling power cuts that will last up to 8 hours a day those outages are more than just inconvenient they could cripple key industries especially mining which accounts for more than 3 quarters of zimbabwe's export with a country already in a deep economic crisis public anger at the government is growing now that crisis has seen shortages of u.s. dollars fuel food and medicines as well as soaring inflation that is eroding earnings and savings to ease some of the pain were citizens and are helping themselves to the assets of former president robert mugabe some barbarians flocked to former president robert mugabe's farm after learning that his belongings were up for sale the auction was organized to raise money to pay off the debt to an unidentified lender the equipment on offer included trucks tractors and luxury cars . bargain hunter victor soprano describes his strategy for f

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she busted up her devices with hammers and removed sim cards to destroy evidence. the underlying crime? espionage act. the attorney general provided access to all but two full and seven partial lines of the mueller report. they're too lazy to go look at it. this was grand jury information. madler's committee holding him in contempt, demanding that he be handcuffed by the sergeant at arms because he's obeying the laws of the land. you cannot reveal grand jury material. that is the law of the land. at least one person understands it. that would be the attorney general. because barr refused to break the law, and reveal grand jury information, congressman nadler is holding him in contempt, talking about putting him in handcuffs, calling th. friends in the media mob are declaring we're in the middle of a constitutional crisis. we've been there for the longest time because of those people that abuse power, but of course they've been pushing conspiracy theories and lies. of course you got the intel chairman. yes, the cowardly schiff, downright appear poleckiic, losing his

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invested $2400000000.00 in digital infrastructure projects in ethiopia and 1800000000 in the nigeria and sim baba respectively now some pretty big figures there of course and we've been looking into all this or rather my colleague. who has been looking into it and he can fill us in now watch all of this needs now 1st of all with your way how big is it in africa it's very big spoke with one of the spokespeople for weiwei who's based nairobi and he was telling me they employ around. 5000 people in africa they're pretty much present in every african country even in places where they don't have offices like somalia this is a place that most companies would stay away from but they have representatives in countries like somalia so they basically looking at a long term strategy of investing in even some of the hardest countries to do business in and they have a long term strategy this is what he said to me so they are in africa for the long haul and they are big but why are they so much more successful than any of the competitors well one of the reasons at least in more established markets the reas

cared about obstruction, they might care about subpoenaed e-mails, 33,000 deleted, bleach bit hammers, sim cards removed. just like if they really cared about the treatment of women only for kavanaugh but not the lt. governor of virginia and the serious allegations there. this is now the cascade effect. how much deeper this going to go as we only have a few more seconds. >> listen, i think the ukraine prosecutors have to do their job, follow the money, see if the russian paid for, see if it's connected to manafort. no doubt the ukrainian parliamentary member, a source for the clinton campaign, taking on new significance in america. >> sean: son solomon, thank you. john solomon. every night we will bring you the latest develops from our mission, investigating the investigators, something the mainstream media isn't doing after a year of peddling lies, a hoax, con fir si theories, pretty sad. stay tuned in the coming weeks, more will be revealed. the attorney general barr is leading the effort to hold bad actors accountable. tonight bill hemmer caught up with barr in el salvador and asked him

she had the intent when she deleted bleach bit, beat up devices with hammers and pulled sim cards.the intent for underlying crime, which was the espionage act. i believe the dossier, "new york times" might be onto something, that could be russian disinformation. that was the bulk of information for fisa applications, and one direction to spy on the trump campaign and another, stefan halper halbert approaching papadopoulos and clovis and others, and page. and that, to me, would be fraud on the court. and then they use the same line, russian dis-information, with that unduly elected president to take him out. i mean, karl. >> and today, booker is saying and acting as if nothing ever happened with christopher steele going to moscow, calling up his pals in moscow, saying, got any dirt on trump? same with kamala harris. she just grates on me and she goes after barr and says, did you ever look at the underlying evidence? he said, no, as a matter of fact, i assumed and took as fact what bob mueller told me in his 400 page report. well, she was a chief prosecutor in san francisco. c can sh

actually bigger it had its own out of like the next iteration of your product basically yes it has its own simcard its own g.p.s. connectivity and if you are in problem all you do is press this and as soon as you put this it gives the s.s.b. offended family and people again come in and relays one major problem relays that no matter how much you alert who's going to respond and that's something which we started working on lose lose. lose. lose lose lose it's. not country the police to population ratio the stupid huge for us to rely on just from the police. so what we're planning to do is basically bring the system within this point goes into place people who are willing to come forward and put out and there's already a market for that and again we has a lot of safety security companies there are over 3000 companies in delhi inside itself and there are 7000000 people employed in that so that's maybe up everything late now to where we are building the respondents their group of people who can actually come in and see people out. in solution that after the attack to speak they are fishel intellige

hackers take control of your phone by convincing your phone carrier to electronically swap your phone sim card with one they control. often you don't know it. these hackers are young, usually between 15 and 24 years old, prosecutors say many got their start by hacking instagram or twitter accounts of celebrities and stealing their photos. they soon realized they could make big money by stealing cryptocurrency and began targeting wealthy silicon valley tech executives. >> it is young kids who have no job who have figured out a key way from their homes in their pajamas of how to steal your money. >> investigators believe these young hackers have stolen from local till i silicon people alone. they have arrested and charged a handful already and the hunt is on for even more. to see more on that and hear from victims whose lives have been wrecked by all of this watch our full story tonight at 6:00 or go to our website nbcby aarea.com/investigations. >> 4:51. the bay area sports team is quiet. the warriors are on hold. the sharks are toast. baseball fans have a little hope. >> we're still in th