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stephen harper made the comment saying harper would oppose sitting at a table with the russian president >>> hackers were able to access information on millions of current and former federal employees, it's not clear who was behind the attack. officials believe there may be links to china. mike viqueira joins us from washington. what have we learnt about the massive data breach? >> well just in the last few minutes we have more information here. you mentioned the o.p.m. office of personnel management the human resources department for the federal government affecting 4 million federal employees past and present. now the department of interior putting out a statement intimating that they underwent or suffered an attack. they are working with dhs and fbi for an attack that potentially affected personnel data of their employees as well. this started to break late today when the o.p.m. revealed that this had been the subject of an attack. they upgraded their security software protocols in april, and discovered a breach, but the breach started by their estimation last year perhaps in december

aboriginal women or girls have been murdered or gone missing from 1980 to 2012, but prime minister stephen harper has rebuffed calls for an inquiry. >> we should not view it as a cultural phenomenon but of crime crime. >> indigenous people as a whole don't have equitable access is to education justice reproductive health, food, water, housing. it is all of those issues that create this fear of violence against indigenous women and girls. >> this is where the police found the body of lisa fontaine wrapped in plastic. the horrific details caught the attention of the nation. felicia osborn was found in the same spot and countless others have been murdered or gone missing since. felicia is one of four relatives of those who have gone missing or murdered. >> they were not someone who was disposable, it would be just thrown in a river like they're garbage. if it was prime minister harper's daughter i think things would be different. >> so with the government treating the missing and murdered women each as an isolated crime aboriginal people have taken it upon themselves to drag the river for bodies as

now, the canadian prime minister, stephen harper said this more than that the russians will not be ableet back some the g-8 if putin is there. he specifically drew the line with putin. which i think is a start. it's going to show we're really tough, and that they have no chance of getting into the g-8. >> well, putin has tremendous popularity in his own country partly because of his own manipulation of the media. who is going to tell him no? is he worried about the united states maybe some kind of military confrontation or other confrontation over this? >> president obama has removed the threat of military action off the table. all around the world. not going to start any wars. so president putin hears that. the europeans are not going to pick a fight because you have to remember that the germans right now, one quarter of their energy is coming from the russians. so, the germans have no interest, no economic interest, no backbone to stand up to the russians. we have a problem with europe. if we are trying to -- if the united states is trying to sayxcea we will follow europe or work with

when will we see stephen strasburg and bryce harper on the field?> coming up at 6:00, find out what leaders in the district are doing about legal businesses selling synthetic pot. >> but first free range zoo animals? hundreds locked in their homes after floodwaters free dozens of dangerous animals. >>> rescue crews in the former soviet country of georgia are searching for dangerous animals that escaped from a flood over the weekend. >> folks living near that zoo are trapped in their homes till they catch those an imals. >> reporter: police have locked down the capital city as police search for dangerous animals that escaped when the floods hit. the zoo director says many people are reported seeing wild animals roaming the city. this hippopotamus wandered around in one of the main squares on sunday after flash floods destroyed its cage. authorities shot the hippo with a tranquilizer dart and led it away. lions, jaguars and bears are still on the loose. helicopters are circling the region warning people to stay indoors. this bear took refuge on a seco

harper lines into the game ending double play. nats fall tonight 6-1. >>> stephen strasburg hasn't pitched since may 2090 because of a strained -- 29th because of a strained muscle. stras has gotten plenty of rest. now it's about putting his mechanics back in order. >>> orioles hosting the phillies in their inner league series in camden yards. matt wieters staying hot crushing a shot to right, his first since may 1st of 2014. the birds win 4-0. >>> the nba finals continue tomorrow night. while the cavaliers and warriors get their time in the spotlight other teams like the wizards are figuring out how they can be one of the last two standing next year. the wiz are in search of some big men who can provide a scoring spark off the bench. two guys with those traits headlined today's predraft workouts at the verizon center. bobby portis, the 6' 11 power foward is a projected first round pick. also on the court today the nation's leading scorer tyler harvey of eastern washington, a projected late second round pick. >> being picked by any team is an honor. they're a great

stephen strasburg is taking the mound. he is back from the d.l. against the atlanta braves. tonight, mr. popular, bryce harper has 9 million and counting in votes for the all-star game. that make sense. he is second in league in home runs. what will make him popular he is posting for this i. of "espn the magazine: body issue" so he is posing with no clothes on. ladies easy. we caught up with bryce harper in the clubhouse earlier today. >> we show off the bodies from each sport. basketball, baseball swimming whatever. that is something that is special to be part of. i look forward to it coming out and everybody seeing what it's like to train and do what you do in the off-season to be ready for the whole season. robert: all right. let's talk football. tom brady trying to appeal a four-game suspension issued by the nfl. this hearing started at 9:30. adam shefter tweeted out that brady is testifying under oath. trying to help the case against a four-game suspension. the key question is if ted wells the new york attorney that said that brady more than likely knew about the deflated football and he says it's flaw a