not just iphones, but all smartphones have to have the technology. by the way, in case you with are wondering what the thieves are doing? auto burglaries are up. joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> hacked again. there is a second big attack on the federal government. now this one is believed that chinese hackers were involved. access forms containing personal data for background checks for security clearances including but not limited to information about mental illness, drug, and alcohol use. past arrests and bankruptcies, law enforcement sources say the fbi, the cia, and military personnel are believerred to have had data compromised. >>> a lot of buzz tonight over the background of a civil rights leader in washington state. the woman's parents claim she is lying about her race. why the naacp is standing behind her tonight. >> the work we are doing is so necessary. and essential. >> reporter: rachel dolezal has led spokane's chapter of the naacp for the last sixth-and-a- half months. >> if i was asked, i would definitely say that yes, i do consider myself to b

. >>> and samsung security alert what could let hackers get control of your smartphone. >>> we begin with break news. there's been a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina, it happened at the emanuel methodist episcopal church. there are unconfirmed, i want to stress unconfirmed reports of casualties. so far police have only said shots were fired and as of a short time ago the suspect was still on the loose. police described him as white and clean shaven about 21 years old weaker a gray sweatshirt and jeans. we know there was a bible study group meeting at the church tonight but we don't know if that was related in any way. right now swat teams are on the scene and there's a massive manhunt underway for shooter. we'll continue on this story throughout the broadcast. >>> two defense officials were grilled on capitol hill today about the u.s. strategy in i.s.i.l. and iraq. both individuals indicated there is no need to change course, while acknowledging weak points. jamie mcintire says, the u.s. situation is a tough sell. >> reporter: the chairman of the joint chiefs who re

the number of smartphones theft has dropped by a million. last year alone. before the technology, robbers would just take the smartphones often violently. then they would wipe them clear and immediately resell them on the street for a couple hundred bucks. >> now you can't reset these devices. they can't be wiped. you are going to need the original owner's credentials so the user name and password to reset the phone. they are not going to have that information and accordingly the devices are useless. >> san francisco d.a. george gascon is heralding the success of the technology he first asked cell phone companies to come up with an automatic kill switch. when they refused, california legislators forced them to do it with a state law. >>> car burglars have been busy in petaluma. police say there have been a rash of catalytic converter thefts. 15 were stripped off vehicles last week alone. dodge diesel pickups, i had to tundras and sequoias were targeted, toyotas. most were in the westridge neighborhood overnight. police say the thieves sell the converters for

it's their core smartphone market. will have a much bigger impact than virtual reality. >> people wonder what applications it has beyond gaming. so you can, let's pretend for a moment, you can deal with your financial adviser remotely. maybe that's a little more immersive. what is there beyond playing games that this is going to be used for? >> in terms of vr, it's basically firms and niche enterprises like military, medical and education. with augmented reality. with a.r., it's a-commerce, alibaba and amazon selling things to folks in totally new ways. it's the verizon t-mobile, at&t, with people making phone calls. browsing the web. it's business applications across the piece. when you get to mark where you're going to have hundreds of millions of users, it's advertising and consumer apps from uber to facebook to clash of clans. so vr has a more specific use case in terms of games and entertainment and it's a niche enterprise uses, and a.r., much broader applications, because basically it will replace your smartphone

how are smartphones doing for you? >> smartphones in the u.s.rket that we came to. so in the u.s. we're taking it slow and cautiously but smartphone is important to the ecosystem. right? so from an imaging point of view there are obviously sensors. >> we've got to leave it there, unfortunately. the show is offer but it is still going on here for sony. guys back to you. >> jon fortt, thank you very much. that does it for the first hour. brian, melissa, carry on.>>> coming up two big interviews, both from janus. we've got there man here the ceo of janus capital, dick weil. bill gross will join us exclusively as well in a half-an-hour's time. we'll call this the swirling cauldron around the bond market. huge moves lately. greece the fed. >>> plus if that is not enough we are also talking alibaba. that stock is higher right now but it is struggling this year down about 15%. alibaba extest chairman jack ma will join cnbc exclusively in just a couple of minutes. it is a huge day. >>> plus we are all over this market rally. . you got rates up oil up. b

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it uses the smartphone's gps function. players form two teams and try to take over each other's territory. landmarks and monuments throughout the city are identified as portals. players must get close to the portals in order to capture them. they can enlarge their territory by capturing three portals. >> translator: the charm of this game is that it gets you out in the world. it introduces you to new places and new people. >> reporter: since the game encourages people to actually go to real places, some companies view it as a marketing opportunity. in collaboration with the game maker, a major convenience store chain made almost all of its japanese stores into portals last november. the company tracks how many players approaches portals. and a number of such interactions is up to five times higher than originally forecast. >> translator: i've heard that many players have started shopping at our stores. we're planning to offer products that will bring even more of them in. >> reporter: the town of onagawa is also getting on

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smartphone users, beware. >> a security flaw that allows hackers to spy on you.talking millions of phones here. we will have the details next. >>> a team from philadelphia is here in vatican city making final plans for the pope's visit. i'm chris cato. i spoke one-on-one with mayor michael nutter about why some details are still up in the air. >>> come take a look at your tv. a scuba diver got up close and personal with sharks. this is off florida's atlantic coast last week. you could really see that guy close there. so close that that one shark there tried to eat an underwater camera. that's the inside of the shark's mouth. here's the craziest part. instead of swimming away the divers actually pet the sharks and they survive to tell the tale. something we had talked about. nope we're not getting in that water. >> not happening. >>> listen to this. samsung is working to fix a security flaw that could leave millions of galaxy phones vulnerable to hackers. >> as nbc's melanie michaels shows us the flaw could allow strangers to spy on your phone. >> reporter: it's d

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people bring their smartphones and laptops to connect to the internet each though be the signal is weak their will is strong. >> to connect with other cubans honor facebook, to learn so much of what we don't know. >> you can standing here for hours waiting to get inside to use a computer and you have to buy one of these little cards it costs $2 and allows you to surf for one hour. though cheaper than before, the cost is still larger than manualable. this source pays a foreigner who is eligible to buy him a line. through the only option available, a formerly slow outdated internet connection. in the meantime, there's the cell phone clinic where people go to down load apps called estr estroroment centro. >> according to cuba's first vice president miguel diaz cannel they will are strive to make this resource available accessible and affordable to all. it's been a major shift for government that has in the now been unable to grant unfettered access to the internet, the one that links them to a digital world. lucia newman, al jazeera havana. >> it's good to know we'll be getting more selfie

pc -- excuse me pc -- china smartphone line. and ultimately what we're getting is qualcomm was under a lot of pressure for the regulatory environment. they're under a lot of pressure for royalty reasons. and if you look at qualcomm and also talk about the buyback there this is a company that's probably got the largest buyback per market share in the entire space and i think that's a major support for it and yet it continues to look lower. >> if we have to look at this through a prism of rates maybe we're starting to see a repricing of everything, of all the different sectors. guys that aren't willing to pay for that growth or that perceived growth, especially in the face of a bunch of headwinds, and that's you why see the only sector that i feel comfortable being long right now and i stated it in the beginning of the show phm. kb homes. bankamerica i'm a little on the fence here. i'm looking for the catch-up trade in the financials. looking forward to rates rising. but i think tech is going to be challenged. especially when you

. >>> next how smartphone evidence could cost one doctor over $500,000. >> round and round we go wheel of annoying patients we go. where it will land, nobody knows. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough vaccination today. >>> have you ever wondered what happens when you're out cold at the doctor's office? well one unsuspecting patient checked his smartphone after a routine procedure and discovered some nasty results that had nothing to do with his health. here's's abc's geo benitez. >> round and round we go wheel of annoying patients we go where it will land nobody knows. >> reporter: that's the voice of a doctor anesthesiologist tiffany i. gham. her patient used his phone to record post-op instructions but he says he did not press stop before he went under, unknowingly capturi

technology is helping cut down on smartphone theft. san francisco district attorney says the city has had 27% fewer phones stolen last year compared to the year before because of the addition of the kill switch. it disables the phone even if the memory is wiped out making it worthless to thieves. it requires all smartphones sold in california to have a kill switch. >> we here at abc7 are all about the warriors in the thab finals, but in the interest of fairness there is another team involved. sky 7hd shows us it landed at sfo before 6:00. get ready for sunday's game five at oracle arena. the cleveland cavaliers player stepped off the team bus. lebron and company drew a big crowd watching people take pictures on their cell phone. it turns out there are a few cavs fans living among us. >> try to say hi to lebron my favorite player. >> maybe you heard of a team called the warriors. >> that's right. i heard they have a new exciting player named steph curry, steven something like that. >> abc7 news reporter katie tweeted pictures as they ar

that's all part of john thain's chen's plan to transition from a smartphone company to a software and services company. i spoke to him about his software success and whether blackberry will ever start making those crack berries. john: it is essentially doing quite steady. am i disappointed? i would love to see a good growth rate that it shows they have been very loyal. feedback has been high. that means people like the phone. on that score, i am satisfied. on the score of growing, i am not entirely satisfied. i don't want to debate whether it is choppy or not, i think new design comes out, we will have a shot at building the business back up. the most important thing right now is to make it profitable. emily: let's talk about the potential for blackberry to make an android phone. you say you will do it but only if it is secure. what sorts of steps have you taken toward this? what kinds of conversations are you having internally about whether this is the right step? john: when i first started at the company about 18 months ago, it was important to know we needed to build everything cro

. >> wherever you go, people in cuba are carrying smartphones. can take photos and text messages. but internet? >> translator: no, no, internet no, e-mail yes but not internet. >> reporter: cuba is one of the few countries where mobile phones cannot be connected to the internet. we are behind the rest of the world totally disconnected says alejandro. cuba's only venue for free wifi, an experimental project, people bring their smartphones and laptops to connect to internet even if it takes them till dawn. the signal is weak but their will is strong. >> translator: to connect with other cubans on facebook to make friends? to find out so many things we know nothing of. >> reporter: this is the alternative, the telephone company's navigation center where people can come to surf the web. you have to buy one of these little cards. it costs $2 and it allows you to surf for one hour. though cheaper than before the price is still exorbitant on the cubacuban salary. the average cuban has to pay to buy himself a line, a painfully slow outdated phone connect

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. >>> a new warning for people with pacemakers to stay away from smartphones.n researchers say the device can make pacemakers stop working. the fda recommends keeping smartphones several inches away from pacemakers. >>> the aloha state imports much of its crops because biotech companies are doing work on their ground. jacob ward reports. >> reporter: this is gone as the garden island of hawaii but it has also been a center of big agricultural business. this island is in many ways a factory for big chemical companies for creating seed crops. the seeds they grow here are almost exclusively for corn and soybeans. they export those to the mainland and all over the world. that is the number one agricultural commodity of hawaii. now it's pretty clear why you would want to grow seeds here. hawaii is beautifully weather here on the 21st parallel means you can grow year-round if you develop seeds on the mainland you need as much as 15 years to grow the many many generations you need to develop a new seed product. but here you can do it in about three years. but the resi

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technology is helping cut down on smartphone theft. san francisco district attorney says the city has had 27% fewer ones stolen last year compared to the year before because of the addition of t kill swch. it disables the phone en if the memory is wiped out making it worthless to thieves. it requires all smartphones sold inalifornia to have a kill switch. >> we here at abc7 are all about the warriors in the thab finals, but in the interest of fairness there is another team involved. y 7hd shows us it landed at sfo before 6:00. get ready for sunday's game five atoracle arena. the cleveland cavaliers payer stepped off the team bus. lebron and company drew a big crowd watching people take pictures on their cell phone. it turns out there are a few cavs fans living among us. >> try to say hi to lebron my favorite player. >> maybe you heard of a team called the warriors. >> that's right. i heard they have a new exciting player named steph curry, steven something like that. >> abc7 news reporter katie tweeted pictures as they arrived. he was

smartphones are only going to get bigger, get faster. the number one thing that's not changing is the number of apps people use. they use less than 25 apps. zs are you making money right now with the music application? >> our goal right now is selling a lot of music. we sell hundreds of thousands of tracks a day for apple, amazon and google. we also have advertising within the app, so there is mobile display advertising, and a lot of brands want to get out to our mobile audience out enjoying music and doing things. and then we also work with streaming providers, so we send subscribers to streaming providers. that is our main source of revenue and we think we'll be here for the long term. >> apple made a lot of waves this week when it announced its streaming music service sdchlt that change your relationship with them at all? >> apple is our largest global partner. we send them a lot of music sales and have historically. the only app, they live demoed from the watch announcement recently, and we do a lot with them and we're very excited a

now also get $300 or more when you trade-in your smartphone and buy a new one. or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >> ♪♪ >> the taliban is claiming responsibility for a large well coordinated attack on the afghan parliament. it happened as lawmakers were about to vote on a new defense minister. >> (explosion). >> that was the exact moment a suicide bomber blew up his car outside the government building. at the same time a group of six militants tried to storm the officers. the fighters were killed. a woman and a child also died in that attack. police say all of the members of parliament made it out safely. >>> a new jersey family claims their dream house has become a nightmare because of a dark past they were never warned about. the couple recently purchased a $1.3 million home in westfield union county but they soon received threatening letters from anonymous person known as the watcher. the stalker asks why are you here? i will find out. another note says i am pleased to know your names now and the name of the youngblood you have br

. >>> with more rain ahead this weekend, make sure you have the nbc 10 news app on your smartphone or tablet. download it for free and get radar and the latest video forecasts anywhere you go. >>> breaking news overnight. crews are on the scene of a fire. that's where the fire broke out inside a store with apartments above it. take a look at these flames our camera crew caught earlier this morning. we're tolded the blaze started just before 2:30 a.m. flames spread from the store to the rear of two apartment units on the second floor of the building. firefighters brought the blaze under control within the last 45 minutes. officials say no one had to be evacuated and there were no injuries. >>> new from overnight, a man is in critical condition after he was shot in the stomach. this happened on irving street in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. no word on a suspect or a motive. >>> a fight over a fare leads to a violent arrest on a septa train in philadelphia's frankford section and a little girl gets caught in the middle. this video has sparked a lot of outrage on social media a

and on our mobile app if your smartphone. have a good afternoon -- for your smartphone.ron: this is nice. i haven't done this in a while. >> dylan: [ chuckles ] well, how am i doing? >> sharon: great. i just don't know why we're here. >> dylan: well, you know there's -- there's a problem with speeding through friendship to moving in together without downshifting through dating. i mean, we missed the whole thing. we missed the courting, we missed the wooing. >> sharon: okay. woo away. >> dylan: white wine okay? >> sharon: yeah. i mean, uh, no. i'm just gonna have a club soda today. >> dylan: uh, club soda. are -- are you not feeling well? >> sharon: yeah, i'm fine. i just -- i haven't eaten anything, and i don't want to drink on an empty stomach. besides, a girl should stay clear-headed while being wooed.

technology is helping cut down on smartphone theft. san francisco district attorney says the city has had 27% fewer phones stolen last year compared to the year before because of the addition of the kill switch. it disables the phone even if the memory is wiped out making it worthless to thieves. it requires all smartphones sold in california to have a kill switch. >> we here at abc7 are all about the warriors in the thab finals, but in the interest of fairness there is another team involved. sky 7hd shows us it landed at sfo before 6:00. get ready for sunday's game five at oracle arena. the cleveland cavaliers player stepped off the team bus. lebron and company drew a big crowd watching people take pictures on their cell phone. it turns out there are a few cavs fans living among us. >> try to say hi to lebron my favorite player. >> maybe you heard of a team called the warriors. >> that's right. i heard they have a new exciting player named steph curry, steven something like that. >> abc7 news reporter katie tweeted pictures as they ar

download it for your smartphone and get personalized weather for your neighborhood. zplrchlts >>> lots of shaking about 50 miles south of the south bay. a series of quakes rattled hollister today. the first quake a little after 7:00 this morning, 3.3, no big deal followed by a few smaller quakes a few minutes later. >>> straight out of the film shaw shawshank redemption authorities say they could be anywhere. the escapees had been planning to break out for some time. they also might have had outside help. nbc's brian mooar has the story now from washington. >> reporter: in upstate new york a virtual army of law enforcement officers is hunting for a pair of escaped murderers, but authorities say the dragnet now extends from canada all the way down to mexico. >> we're leaving no stone unturned. it's been approximately 36 hours since the inmates escaped. they could be literally anywhere. >> reporter: the inmates staged a daring, complicated escape using everything from power tools, to crude mannequins in busting out of the clinton correctional facility a few miles from

your complete coverage of the saturday storms and you can download the nbc 10 news app to your smartphone or tablet to get live, interactive radar and the latest video forecast anywhere you go. >>> searchers who tracked and killed one murderer who broke out of a northern new york prison three weeks ago are combing the same heavily wooded area for the surviving escapee. the search for david sweat has intensified. this weekend more than 1,000 officers are now combing the thick woods as the manhunt enters its fourth week. sweat's accomilous richard matt, was shot and killed by officers yesterday. >> we have no reason to believe that mr. sweat was not with mr. matt at the time but we don't have any confirming evidence that he was either. >> extended search includes teams in the air and on the ground. in an area that now stretches over hundreds of square miles of dangerous, rugged terrain. >>> well back here at home no arrests tonight in a deadly double shooting in camden. 31 jooerld jawan boyd died two hours after this morning's shooting. the man and woman were found wounded on landsdown aven

smartphones led to a growth in the name of internet ires. half the world, 4.2 billion people are not connected. that's why large technology companies like google and facebook are exploring new ways of bringing them online. our technology editor explains. >> more than 3.1 billion people are connected to the internet, more are signing up at a rate of 450 every minute. it's 65,000 new people online each day. the trouble is 40% of people online, 1.1 billion, live in three countries - china, the u.s. and india. contrast with the least connected country. and they are home to 1.65%. of those on the internet. many lacked fibre and mobile internet. making it expensive to get internet access. that's why google is testing the use of drones. google declined an interview, but said the technology it's testing could be cleaner. -- could be cheaper and more flexible than land-based networks. critics say it is search engine is already a powerful force, and any move would give the company too much influence. we are about speech, drones. and balloons. these ar

the smartphone app that recognizes music and can name that tune in seconds. >>> america's reigning pharaoh. what's next and what's he worth now? as we head to break, look how the stock market ended the week. i can't believe we're finally doing this. all of this... stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>> that's shazam, finds out >>> that's shazam, finds out both the title and artist. that version of take me out to the ball game is by steve goodman. now expanding beyond sound to sight. it doesn't only hear music but can see objects and images. rich, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> in terms of recognizing music, i've been fascinated how this works. how does shazam do it? >> when users push the button, we take a sample of the audio and send it back to our system and scan a data base of over 30 million songs and 160 tv channels and in seconds we return that result and do that over 20 million times a day. >> how does that work that quickly? i love the name because it is shazam,

now in the era in smartphone if you see a new or changing spot on your skin. take a picture, track it over time and work with your dermatologist that anything new or change is caught early. that is the best defense. leon: what is new and changing. you notice things as you get older. everybody gets a spot or something like that. how am i going to know for sure something i see is worth going to a doctor about? doctor: i talk to my patients about the ugly duckling. if you have one spot that doesn't look like the others it's more concerning. we don't get 100 melanomas. we get a 100 freckles. the one thing that stands out one is not like the other, is what we worry about. alison: good advice. great. thank you. leon: what sun screen would you use? doctor: a lot of it all the time. broad spectrum and at least spf 30. leon: you don't have a particular kind or brand? >> i like a lot. daily veno protect because it's a serum. even guys like it. light weight. doesn't make you shiny. easy to use. leon: does it make us smell like a girl? i'm not going there. doctor: i'll br

it turns out the type of smartphone you use could respond to the size of your waistline. your choice of an operating system says a lieutenant about you what you like too eat. iphone users were more likely to go for a liquid lunch, and android users ate heavier, heartier meals. >>> well people who sleep separately couples, may actually have stronger relationships. these day about a quarter of comes head to different beds at night. it's called sleep divorce. it's currently twice as common as it used to be. >> if both partners are sleeping better, they're more likely to behave better in their intimate relationships. >> we're just nicer when we sleep better right? why isn't everybody doing it? despite extra tossing and turning, apparently most of us would rather have the company. >>> well a big recall to tell you about before you go for the afternoon workout. lululemon recalling about 318,000 women's tops because the elast ig drawstrings can snap back and hip peel in the face. seven people have reported face and eye injuries. the tops were sold in the u.s. and canada between

and smartphones are a daily necessity. millennials spend more than nine hours a week on the device. >>> general motors is working on new technology to allow new features to be downloaded wirelessly to your car. gm and others have been slow to adopt cloud based updates. tesla will accept new features such as limited hands free driving similar to a smartphone. back over to you. >> landon dowdy at cnbc, thank you. >>> 5:57. next month a drone to deliver a package to someone's doorstep for first time, but amazon has nothing to do with it. instead it will be a research group led by people at virginia tech. the faa will test the new delivery system. they will deliver real medicine to a real patient in the mountains of southwest virginia. the delivery is expected to happen on july 17th. still waiting for final approval. >>> breaking news at 6:00 a.m. a construction worker is hit and killed. >> and we have a crew there and we'll bring you the latest. >>> it's a >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >> right now, a big probl

. >> you try the smartphone angle first, then see if the networks catch on. >> absolutely.ecause if you look at tv nowadays, it is very competitive. it is all reality tv so we don't know the future of tv. what we do know is that with the younger demographics, latinos, we're younger than any other, we also own smartphones higher than any other demographics. one of the best ways to communicate is through social media and digital platform. you can watch it many times. >> i know your talents a, mia. i know the show has to be scripted but is there a ad libbing? >> we do do some scripting. we do a lot of research before we even decide who the guest is going to be, location, where we want it. we want something so fresh, so unique and still with an urban feel. one thing i actually do want to highlight was -- i came across a lot of times latinos and some of them don't speak spanish and they feel isolated. why? some people don't consider latino because we don't speak spani spanish. some people who have been here second, third generation who have lost touch with their roots. we want t

not all smartphones are created equal. >>> tell me what you think of this. >> i'm looking forward todish, goose. >> goose and shredded meat. >> very cool. >> there's always someplace where the flame is kept burning, history kept alive however faintly. >> this is the stuffing. >> these days in madagascar's capital city it's left to mariette. >> the epitome of the cooking is the way mariette cooks it. ♪ ♪ you are, you are like a sweet perfect bloom ♪ >>> during the colonial period, mariette was a frequent colonial -- culinary ambassador. >> harry bellefonte. >> the go-to chef for visiting presidents and royalty. the success story -- her mansion high atop oatville, the former neighborhood of choice for aristocrats and colonizers alike. though semi-retired, mariette continues to entertain guests from time to time. >> so this is broth with chicken and ginger. >> these dishes marry cuisine with the techniques of the classical french. >> so moisten the rice with the broth. >> exactly with the broth. >> wow, look at this. >> it is one of the side dishes. it's like a salad. string beans. >> m

pages into it, and i would go, okay, the mystery in this is going to be what happened to all the smartphones. [ laughter ]. and i missed that. like who -- who knew? >> right. >> and -- and i -- >> but that's generally the point, isn't it? >> yeah. >> whatever -- whatever vantage point you happen to be, you look out into the future and you imagine a world that could exist -- >> yeah. >> but you can't possibly imagine everything that other people are imagining and so you missed it. >> something that occurred to me occurred to me recently along those lines is that i've been trying to imagine if someone -- a writer in the '60s had a sort of magical dream in which she saw our entire world of smartphones and cellular telephony and just how -- how that works -- >> yeah. >> -- in complete detail, and she recalled it all when she woke up and she wrote a novel, a science fiction novel about it. i've been trying to wonder -- i've been trying to figure out what it would look like and whether or not she could have sold it. >> well, the reaction is nobody would believe it, right? >> i don't even think it

marshals got an unsecured text message sent to their unsecured phone instead of their encrypted smartphones -- a message that there is -- we want everyone to avoid late cancellation fee, therefore we need to have everyone cancel their hotel rooms indefinitely. later on, the gao and inspector general discovered that that was going to be the plan for the next, until the new fiscal year. so for 60 days or longer, any aircraft that was going to fly four hours or longer was not going to have an air marshal team on them. so i initially -- first of all we thought it was sort of a test. we get this text message that made no sense to us. two days after this emergency briefing so i just wanted to confirm it with a supervisor. the supervisor told me -- he goes, we have run out of money and we are going to have to fly puddle jumpers until something happens. sen. johnson: this occurred when? when did this briefing occur? mr. maclean: late july 2008. so afterwards i called the inspector general hotline and i got routed to the two other officers. sen. johnson: we need to have standard recess for this comm

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go to our website for your smartphone or tablet. we'll connect you to the white house, you can leave thoughts prayers and messages on the page. they will be shared with the biden family. >>> four children are among seven people hurt after a crash in camden county this morning. police say an suv collided with a car coming out of the driveway along cedarbrook in winslow township. sent the suv rolling on top of another car driving down the road. no word on any charges yet. more than a dozen people out of their homes after fire burned through several row homes in delaware county this morning. the fire started in the house on the 400 block in chester, then spread to three others, nobody was hurt. >>> a house explosion in cape may county has ended in a $2 million settlement. this was a scene back in november of 2013. james and evelyn mccardy were seriously hurt. they had just switched from propane to natural gas. both the company and the contractor have agreed to settle. >>> for the first time, tracy morgan spoke publicly today about his