werner brought in are bringing with them curriculum. werner has a specific cure rec lump.pecific curriculum and each operators has curriculum with concrete goals and aligned to the liberian national standards. in case of bridge, most of the schools in kenya, we had a curriculum team working in liberia to align the curriculum with other parts of africa to specific curriculum in other countries. what is really important to think about is, the government is not usually thought of as the leader in technology. so i just left the obama administration where we really spent a lot of time, chief technology officer and others thinking about technology in government. i can tell you we're still way behind where the private sector was in thinking about technology. most of us don't use government tech in our daily lives. we use private tech in our lives. bridge has taken best practices from the developed world, american charter schools and delivered it through a very low-tech solution, very cheap e-reader, black and white tablet costs $50 to manufacture in china, you get content that is

werner. we have a simple program after a few introductory remarks we're going to have a brief video, picture is worth a thousand words so we'll give you a couple minutes of those. the root of today's conversation about schools in liberian then we'll turn it over to mr. werner for his keynote address. following that a fantastic panel today with seth andrew from democracy builders, amy black from results from development and -- -- from the international finance corporation. i'll introduce them in detail when the panel joins me here. we'll have about 45 minutes of q & a time with some opportunity for the audience to join, as well. for those following on social media, we have a hashtag for our event. you can comment and, also, send questions which i will check on during the q & a time. the event, again, is being livestreamed and the full video will be posted online after we conclude today's event. of course, we're here today to hear from minister werner about liberia's bold approach for school re

ja quijano: anna werner, thanks. severe downpours triggered flash floods in northern kentucky saturday night. the rushing water left a pile of vehicles in the town of maysville. no one was hurt. more than a dozen people had to be rescued from flooded homes and cars. >> firefighters from across boston battled an eight alarm fire early today in waltham, massachusetts. w apartment complex under construction went up in flames. officials say there were several explosions. five buildings collapsed. there were no injuries. the cause is under investigation. it's been an extremely busy wildfire season in the west. more than four and a half million acres have burned in the u.s. so far this year. that is up nearly 60% from last year when 2.8 million acres were destroyed by late july. more fires broke out this weekend. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: firefighters pulled water lines into backyards and launched an aerial assault to protect homes from fast moving flames in highland, california. >> it started. >> reporter: ho

will hear arguments on whether the clinic can stay open under state licensing rules. >> mason: anna wernerwestern in louisville, thanks. in california a teenage driver was arrested after she was involved in fatal crash while life streeming on instagram. 18-year-old abdula sanchez was arrested. she was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter. in london today, the parents of charlie gard gave up their legal battle to get experimental medical treatment for their gravely ill infant. more now from jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: charlie gard's parents called their son an absolute warrior at london's high court today, but they said time had run out for him after new medical tests showed irreversible brain damage. >> his body and soul may soon be gone, but his spirit will live on for evernty. >> reporter: charlie was diagnosed with rare genetic disease that left him blind, deaf, and unable to move or breathe on his own. doctors treating him in london said he could not be cured and went to court to argue he could be taken off of life support. his parents fought back and

anna werner is in louisville. >> reporter: the protesters are organized by the group "operation save america," which calls roe vs. wade a covenant with death but wants abortion outlawed. >> we're talking about the killing of an innocent human being. >> reporter: evangelical activist jason storms and his wife sarah came with their eight children from milwaukee. >> little baby girls are also being murdered in these abortion clinics. >> reporter: kentucky only has this one clinic left, down from 17 in 1978. its new republican governor wants the take that number to zero, and the protesters agreed. >> we pray for the day... >> reporter: in may nearly a dozen of them associated with the group were arrested for blocking the entrance to the clinic. the events in may prompted a federal judge to order a buffer zone be temporarily placed around the clinic's entrance so patients can get past the protesters. are you frightened of them? >> it's intimidating. >> reporter: anne ahola is the clinic director. >> when are you going to stop killing children? >> reporter: protesters are more aggressive n

anna werner is following this. >> reporter: video from the day yingying zhang disappeared shows her at a bus stop getting into a car. she hasn't been seen since. the f.b.i. says brendt christensen drove that car. he's now charged with kidnapping. an investigator's affidavit says christensen initially told police he did pick up an asian woman but let her out a few blocks away. the f.b.i. put him under surveillance, and the affidavit says he was caught on recorded audio admitting he kidnapped zhang and held her. and they found searches for planning a kidnapping. video showed christianson, here in the black shirt, attending a vigil for zhang few years ratedder. he was heard there talking about the characteristics of abideal victim, and pointing out people in the crude who he considered other potential victims. the zhang family attorney. how difficult is it for the family to not know where she is? >> no one told them it's 100%. no one told them we have the body yet. in their minds, they believe yingying might be alive somewhere. >> reporter: police say they do not believe that zhang is sti

anna werner is there. >> reporter: elaine, this spot in downtown kentucky has become the center of the abortion debate in the united states. because if this clinic closes, that would mean that kentucky would be the first state in the country without an abortion provider in a nation where abortion is legal. kentucky's governor is openly anti-abortion, and state law requires abortion clinics to be licensed and have a relationship with a hospital for emergencies. it is a standard the clinic says it has met for years, but in march, the state said there were deficiencies and threat tuned yank the with no license it would close. the aclu sued on the clinic's behalf. a trial scheduled on mat question for september. but abortion protesters aren't weight. this week they're beginning a campaign against the clinic, its doctors and others and planned to picket the clinic and locations including the doctor's homes. now back in may, some 19 people were arrested for trying to block access preventing patients from getting into the clinic. now a federal judge has ordered that there be a buffer zone aro

anna werner is following this. >> reporter: video from the day yingying zhang disappeared shows her at bus stop getting into a car. she hasn't been seen since. the f.b.i. says brendt christensen drove that car. he's now charged with kidnapping. an investigator's affidavit says christensen initially told police he did pick up an asian woman, but let her out a few blocks away. but the f.b.i. put him under surveillance, and the affidavit says he was caught on recorded audio admitting he kidnapped zhang and held her in his apartment. on his phone, and they found searches for abduction 101 and planning a kidnapping. video showed christianson, here in the black shirt, attending a vigil for zhang few weeks later. he was heard there talking about the characteristics of an ideal victim, and pointing out people in the crowd who he considered other potential victims. this is the zhang family attorney. how difficult is it for the family to not know where she is? >> no one told them it's 100%. no one told them we have the body yet. in their minds, they believe yingying might be alive, somewhere. >>

anna werner is in louisville. >> reporter: the protesters are organized by the group operation save americawhich calls roev. wade a covenant with death and wants abortion outlawed. >> talking about the killing of an innocent human being. >> jason storms and wife sarah came with their eight children from milwaukee. being murdered. in these abortion clinics. >> reporter: kentucky only has this one clinic left. down from 17 in 1978. its new republican governor wants to take that number to zero. and the protesters agreed. in may, nearly a dozen of them associated with the group were arrested for blocking the entrance to the clinic. the events in may prompted a federal judge to order a buffer zone be temporarily placed around the clinic's entrance so patients can get past the protesters. >> are you frightened of them? >> it is intimidating. >> reporter: the clinic director. protesters are more aggressive now. as in this video from 2015. >> the scare tactics have escalated. so the patients come in more upset. more scared. >> storms insist they're not violent and points out he and key leaders of o

i'm anna werner.ian interference in the presidential election is now focused on three top trump campaign officials. donald trump jr. insists he did nothing wrong by meeting with the russian lawyer he thought would provide dirt on hillary clinton. paul manafort expected to be called before congress next week. and now, jared kushner, facing scrutiny over digital efforts to undermine the hillary clinton campaign. major garrett brings us up to speed. >> reporter: in retrospect i probably would have done things a little differently. >> donald trump jr. told fox news he now realizes his meeting with the russian government lawyer looks bad, but still wishes it had produced the promised damaging information on hillary clinton. >> it was literally a wasted 20 minutes which was a shame. >> reporter: in an interview with reuters, president trump defended his son, saying "i think many people would have held that meeting." the president also said he only learned of it a couple days ago. >> the june 2016 meeting ar

that's a little bit on werner von braun. the years between 1946 and 1950, although filled with a variety of assignment in support of the u.s. army, he was captured by the americans after the war -- his new employer did not provide an opportunity to move beyond the v2 in developing a new and larger rocket. during this period, von braun privately embarked on a study of sending a large expedition to mars, using the existing technology of the v2. he expressed a scenario in the form of a novel but provided extensive notes and an appendix to support the technical assertions. this is the late 1940s, now. the mars project, as the novel was called, was an insightful look at what could be achieved if or when mankind decided decio travel beyond the gravitational bound offered the earth. the expedition had send sheet ships operated by 70 men, making the trip in formation, the glove till la carried all the provisions to be self-sufficient for more than two and a half years. does this not sound like magellan? following publication of the

i would like to begin with werner sonne. i have a quote for you.ohl was a stroke of luck for germany and europe." >> i agree 100%. he was a unifier of germany and europe. theirgh he did not start reunicication,hehe people of eastst germany started the procs in g g did not complete the unification but nevertheless, he was an extremely important element in the processes. >> you experienced in close-up on many occasions. what kind of a man was he? >> he had a lot of different sides. he could be very friendly but he to waslso be very brutal the people around him. as a journalist, i experienced all of that close-up. this is also part of his legacy. >> allen, what is your strongest memory of helmut kohl? give us something that tells us the most about who he was? >> i remember on the night the wall came down for the night after that when he flew from berlin.imberland -- to there was an assembly in front of the town hall where john f. kennedy had his speech. the mayor of west berlin was there. there was a crowd of people who were jubilant at the fall of th

i'm anna werner. i' >>> it's thursday, july 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> people in a small pennsylvania town make a grim discovery in the case of four missing anyone. americans in paris aryan as the russian controversy follows him. >>> and you nighted airlines is making a change it hopes to make an end bumping passengers of a financial benefit. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here h new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. human remains have been found on a farm about 30 miles north of philadelphia. demarco morgan is in solebury, pennsylvania. demarco, good morning. >> good morning to you. the four men have been missing the last couple of days. one disappear last wednesday. the others two days later. t one of the victim has been identified as 19-year-old dean finocchiaro. he's been messing since last friday. cadaver dogs led them to that spot. >> there are additional human remains inside that grave. so this painstaking process will go on. we're not done yet. this is a hom

werner: first of all, good morning.hat is important to note is that we had adjustment based on high market inventories in brazil in our crop business. you have probably seen some of our competitors report. they do have similar issues, but not to the extent we have them because of our product portfolio, and after the adjustment, we are very confident we will reach the adjusted guidelines we are given, and that means, based on a very strong pharma business, that continues to do very well and in the second quarter, based on a relatively small, but will performing business, and they will consolidate. we will have a good, though not as good as we thought, year, 2017. last but not least, currency ways honest. we have seen a significant erosion of currencies against the euro in the second quarter that has been included in our updated guidance. you are one of the first cfo's to join me quite early in the season to talk to me about of the euroe currency. are you taking any hedging positions at the moment? try to protect yourself

timo werner saca a bravo, pasecito en corto a lars stindl se hablan, se coquetean en el area y despusimero en la red. 1-0 alemania alcanza y sobra!!! =nats germany fans= con este final de 1-0 alemania es campen de la copa fifa confederaciones 2017..... =sot= shkodran mustafi, defensa central seleccin de alemania claramente cuando nosotros venimos en un torneo no venimos para hacer vacaciones, venimos para intentar a ganarlo. por su parte la seleccin mexicana se enfrento ante portugal por el tercer lugar desde mosc con la ausencia de ronaldo y un tricolor completo fue un partido como sacado de una novela, larga tensa... con marcador fina de 2-1 en en tiempo extra a favor de portugal... adios tricolor, portugal en el tercer puesto. y hay reacciones tricolor =sot= nestor araujo, defensa central, seleccin mexicana para lograr el éxito es un proceso, y creo que este es el proceso también, ganar y perder. =tag on cam= jaime becerril blanca ---la compaÑa automotriz ''ford'' est avanzado en la fabricacin de vehculos autnomos... take vo ---segn la empresa estos autos estaran sobre ruedas para

here in anna werner, ann jamison would love to talk about health care with ryan, she has been trying to reach his office since january by phone. how successful have you been? >> not successful at all. >> reporter: nothing? no, no. >> reporter: even though she lives outside his district, she says ryan is the speaker of the house, a national figure and not jamesville. >> the message ends with it saying the voice box is full and you're not able to leave a message. >> reporter: the message she said she would leave, jane, is paul ryan and all members of congress work for the people and are supposed to listen to them. >> pauley: dean reynolds in madison, wisconsin, thank you. the labor department reports the economy added 222,000 jobs last month, but the unemployment rate climbed to 4.4% as more americans started looking for work. the department of education and secretary betsy devos are being sued by 18 states and the district of columbia, that's after the department suspended rules meant to protect students at for-profit colleges who are often stuck with heavy debt. jericka duncan shows

. >> brown: anna werner, thank you so much. we turn now to business news. did you know that volvo is latin for "i roll?" now the swedish car maker is about to roll differently. here's transportation correspondent kris van cleave. >> reporter: volvo built its brand on safety, but its legacy may be as the automaker that brought about the end of the gasoline-powered engine. it will become the first major auto maker to offer all new models as electric or hybrids starting in 2019. volvo c.e.o. hakan samuelsson: >> we are reacting to customers demand, asking for electrified cars. >> reporter: volvo isn't alone. g.m., and soon tesla, will offer mass market electric vehicles starting at $35,000. ford and others are also expanding electric and hybrid offerings. marla sanders was shopping for a new volvo today in new jersey. >> i will definitely remain a volvo customer, and i would consider purchasing an electric car. i think it's better for the environment. >> reporter: low gas prices have limited demand for often-pricey electric or hybrid vehicles. they made up jus

. >> anna werner in louisville. thanks. in california, a teenage driver was arrested after she was involved in a fatal crash while live streaming on instagram. 18-year-old was behind the wheel friday when the car swerved and overturned near fresno. her 14-year-old sister was killed. sanchez was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and vehicular manslaughter. >>> in london today the parents of charlie gard gave up their legal battle to get experimental medical treatment for their gravely ill infant. more now from jonathan vigliotti. charlie gard's parents called their son an absolute warrior at london's high court today but said time had run out for him after new medical tests showed irreversible brain damage. >> his body, heart and soul may soon be gone. but his spirit will live on for eternity. >> reporter: charlie was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease that left him blind, deaf and unable to move or breathe on his own. doctors treating him in london said charlie could not be cured. and went to court to argue he sho

anna werner has the story of one scam working its way through facebook.ompany's menlo park headquarters. >> you may think you wouldn't fall for a scam on facebook. experts say more and more people. including millenials are victims here. this scam raise a question, what happens when you think a person is a face book friend turns out to be some one else. i wouldn't wish this on an enemy. >> shelley drummond reaction to face book. started when she found a profile for a friend from years back, deborah boyd. >> i was on messenger. my friend's name came up. >> soon her friend boyd was telling her about a so-called government grant she had gotten through an agent on facebook. sure enough, the agent then told drummond she could get financial assistance from the government. all she had to do was provide personal information then send $1,500 in fees to get up to $100,000 in grant money. >> the person that i was corresponding with that i thought was my friend had vouched for this foundation. and i believed her. >> so, drummond wired the $1,500 to florida then waited

as a werner, i know how important water is to our environment and to our community and i'm committed to advancing hydropower in a way that both respects existing water rights and minimizes environmental disruption. hydropower is often associated with large scale projects like dams but i have been particularly interested in smaller projects attached to existing infrastructure, including irrigation canals and existing water supply. as mr. rush noted , in 2013, i worked with representative kany -- cathy mcmorris rodgers, another werner, to pass the hydropower efficiency act that bill became law and established a process for qualifying conduit hydropower facilities to move forward without requiring a license from ferc. a lot of people in western colorado told me that this was one of the most important bills that they had ever seen to come out of congress. only demonstrating that all politics is local. even though maybe it didn't seem so important to some people here at the time, 83 hydropower projects have been successfully promoted using the new process, include 23g projects in colorado

moments ago i had a chance to talk to mark werner who said this. >> this is the first time the president sees levels of the trump campaign meeting with russians to try to obtain. it's also a continuing pattern that we've seen of trump campaign and trump administration officials who ha have. they need to acknowledge those kind of meetings. >> we want to speak to doc jr. >> absolutely. >> wolf, this comes as the senate intelligence committee is also trying to move forward to interview trump campaign officials this week. this is the first time this committee has moved into this new phase of the investigation. i'm told by a source familiar with the plans that they have interviewed roughly 50 people so far but not trump campaign officials. we will give out the names of those interviewed this week. they're expecting jared kushner, paul mana port, donald trump jr. to come forward. he didn't say when they would come forward or if they would come forward in the august recess. they have talked to the russian officials about this campaign dirt, but he's not saying if he saw that privately. >> it lo

by president of the american legion and auxiliary where is mary and executive director who i know werner jones. come on up. i want to thank you for your commitment to these incredible students into our country. i also want to honor the former national commander bob turner. [applause]. that's pretty good. that's as good as i have ever heard. that's fantastic. we don't want to see bob go down. he will never forget that. this year bob is celebrating his 35th year helping to lead the nation all as a volunteer. [applause]. and i know everyone here today agrees when i say thousands of young americans are better patriots because of your incredible and steadfast service. through this program countless young people like you had been inspired to protect american interests and to promote american values. many of those who have been in your place have gone on to become governors, members of congress, generals and one even became a president. they have held this meeting for seven decades. just think of the history that has occurred during that time. when the first group of students met in 1946 i hate

when it came to the eric werner incident, he gave the speech that cops are all racist and he ought tospecial lecture with a son who's half black black about how to deal with cops. when it came to his battle on stopping for us, when it comes to defending the cops, when the facts are not there yet and when you can fault the side of the cops. the cops are this racist anti-black police source that are hunting down mailbox in new york city. and it's a total disgrace. he's alienated the entire police force. he should do this city a favor and not run for reelection. he's been a complete failure at every level. they try to pull out last year the benevolent association. 96% of cox have a strong disapproval rating of bill deblasio. if you ask it in a classroom who wants homer, you'll get more kids saying yes they want homework then cops that like bill deblasio. >> there's a lot of minority police officers, hispanics that are against what may or deblasio didn't get being dashes of dominican descent, for skipping out on the vigil. a hispanic officers are really angry. >> this is across the board.

other interviews include virginia senator mark werner and jay s.e.ekulosekulow, a member of the president'sal team. >>> transportation alert. if you need to ride the red line, you might be in for delays. a new way to waterproof tunnels. this means friendship heights and grosvenor will be closed this weekend and the following three weekends as well. you can hop on a shuttle bus as well. news 4 got an exclusive look inside those leaky tunnels a few years ago. metro hopes latest repairs will cut down on track fires caused by arcing insulators. >>> if you have a few s.e.c. you might help find a man who savagely attacked a bus driver. looking at surveillance photos just released of the suspect. investigators saying the man got into an argument with the ride on driver near shady grove metro and moments later that person started to beat the driver with a radio phone as he desperately tried to call for help. surveillance cameras because the the man on another bus not long after that attack. >>> angie, want to show good news from the community. montgomery county police officers colleagues are pullin

other interviews include virginia senator mark werner and a member of the president's legal team. >>> transportation alert. if you need to ride the red line, you might be in for delays. a new way to waterproof tunnels. this is what means stations will be closed for three weekends, four weekends in total. can you hop on the shuttle bus. they got a look inside leaky tunnels. the latest repairs will cut down on track fires caused by arcing insulators. >>> you might be able to help police find the man who savagely attacked a montgomery county bus driver. these are the surveillance photos if you can take a look. just released of the suspect, investigators saying the man got into appear argument with the ride on driver near shady grove metro and moments later that person started to beat the driver with a radio phone as he tried to call for help. they caught >>> this says a lot about our community. a montgomery county police officer's colleagues pulling together after he lost his home. the fire started outside the officer's house in damascus early friday morning. ammunition stored inside the

i recently spoke to scott werner, and he said, absolutely. they want kushner to come back before his panel. yesterday kushner talked to staff of the intelligence committee. he said that is one question as well. i tried to ask jared kushner that repeatedly over the the. it's uncertain about whether or not he'll come back before the senate intelligence committee and the members clearly have more questions than they want to answer. thank you, wolf. storm adam schiff of california is joining us, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee. lots to discuss. but very quickly, you just voted. the floor 118 to 3. i assume you're among the 419. >> absolutely, and i'm very proud we passed this. we should have taken it up frankly some time ago when the senate passed because we knew this was the inevitable result. it has overwhelming bipartisan support. the members understand, i think, in both parties the importance of sending a message to moscow about their interference in our election as well as their continued efforts to destabilize and occ

for more, i am joined by the white house columnist for the hill and erin westeerin werner press. has stayed extremely sigh len. what do you expect him to do? >> i think we can expect he will disparage the media reports and suggest this has been infected and i suppose on the one level one can't blame him for suggesting his son. she trying to setting this is opposition research, this stuff always happens in campaigns. yes, opposition research is standard. it's not standard to get an e-mail from someone saying that that research is coming from a foreign government. >> he may be trying to convention the american public. he has clearly not convinced capitol hill. er erin, senate judiciary chairman donald grassley plans to ask donald jr. and palm manafort to testify before the committee. when will this likely happen and what can we expect from it? >> i don't think we know what will happen and what we will hear there. it's been little interesting, the republican reaction to this story as it unfolds, because in general, republicans on the hill are very reticent about criticizing the pres

calling, if you are first-year hauler for freight hauling company do you see on the highway like werner or schneider at these big companies, these guys are making $30,000 a year maybe, maybe less the long-haul mover at the top of the game, i just move corporate executives and we do what is called high-end corporate relocation so i can make $250,000 a year so i make 10 times the money these guys make. that's a friction point and then to take the skill set. i've got to be able to deal with these families and navigate and transition to a new home so that takes a certain skill set and then i have to be able to put all the stuff in the truck without destroying it and that's always hard. >> you talk about a three-dimensional tetris. >> i loathe the truck to the roof all the way and try not to break it. >> the other guys who are jealous or envious of the income you are able to make, why don't they do it to? uart combining diplomacy and human relations dealing with these affluent and sometimes, many times pardon my french as holes who are out, who just see you as dirt or see you as someone then

. >> so minister werner, i'm going to turn over to the audience for some questions but my question ise election coming up, what are your concerns for the sustainability of the program? you know, what is your hope for the program in 2025? >> so let me tell you what we are excited about first. we are excited that presidents early -- president certainly is sending her to your term and constitutional term limits. we are excited that for the first time since 1944, a living president handed over to another president in liberia. so these other things that excite us in liberia as we begin a political feeling that ends on ten october when it all go to the polls to choose our next president. but the transition of which you spoke is something that we are looking at as a government for all of these reasons provided. we don't want a reversal on the gains we've made together with the support of the u.s. government and u.s. taxpayer money. so in education we are very carefully designing transition process that will allow the next education secretary or minister in our own case to be able to pick the

anna werner is there to talk to the children cal director and those who want to shut it down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. what you're looking at here, this black and yellow the sidewalk, this is a buffer zone. it was put into place by a federal judge late last week because back in may protesters actually blocked patients' access into the abortion clinic. now what the protesters have been doing is lining up along the edge talking to patients as they go in. their goal is to shut this clinic down. abortion opponents started gathering at churches in louisville over the weekend, gearing up. they brought their eight children with them from milwaukee along with a firm belief. >> they have it legalized, killing of little human beings in the womb is deplorable. >> reporter: the group called roe v. wade, a covenant with death, and wants to close down the clinic. the last remaining abortion kentucky's landscape is changing. republican governor matt bevin publicly opposes abortion and the gop controlled legislature has passed new restrictions on abortion. in may nearly

anna werner has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the bus stop behind me where zhapg was allegedly standing by that tree waiting for a bus. the fbi was monitoring christensen before his arrest. prosecutors told the court wednesday that brendt allegedly describing how yingyang zhang fought and resisted during hur abduction. the attorney also said he attended a vigil. that's him in black. he described the characteristics of an ideal victim and possibly pointed out others he spotted in the crowd. mary ellen o'toole said sometimes suspects do show up at events for victims. >> it could have made him feel very important. he knows that he's responsible for all of this fear. and another reason he could go to a vigil is to find out what's going on at an investigation. if you go to the individual and leave the vigil,'s not arrested, o maybe he's not developed at a suspect. >> reporter: attorneys for christensen addressed the judge to keep him in custody at the bond. >> it's notnu be denied. >> reporter: a criminal complaint alleges chr

anna werner has more. she's at the university of illinois. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the bus stop behind me where zhang was standing under a tree when christianson allegedly picked her up in his car. a criminal complaint talks about how christianson allegedly discussed abducting zhang. now we're learning there are more recordings taken during the time the fbi was monitoring christensen before his arrest. prosecutors told the court wednesday that brendt christensen was recorded allegedly describing how yingyang zhang fought and resisted during her abduction. the attorney also said he attended a vigil. that's him in black. he described the characteristics of an ideal victim and possibly pointed out people he considered other potential victims in the crowd. former fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole says suspects sometimes do show up at events for victims. >> it could have made him feel very important. he knows that he's responsible for all of this fear. and another reason he could go to a vigil is to find out what's going on in the investigation. if you go to the vi

anna werner is at facebook headquarters in menlo park, california.rter: good morning. you might think that you wouldn't fall for a scam on facebook, but experts say more and more people including millennials are becoming the victims here, and this scam raises the question here. what happens if you think someone is a facebook friend and they're someone else? >> i wouldn't wish this on my enemy. >> reporter: that's shelly drummond. it started when she found a profile of a friend from way back, deborah boyd. >> i was on messenger and my friend's name came up. >> reporter: soon her friend was telling her about a so-called grant. sure enough the agent told drummond she could get financial assistance from the government. all she had to do was provide some personal information a get up to $100,000 in grant money. >> the person i was corresponding with that i thought was my friend had vouched for this foundation, and i believed her. >> reporter: so drummond wired the $1,500 to florida and then waited for the delivery driver like the one shown on facebook to

anna werner is here with more.morning. >> for people who line up on the fence, theau enough to create wind speeds equal to a hurricanecategory 3 . it's not illegal. every day tourists fwagter just steps away from the princess juli juliana airport to see planes take off. on wednesday 57-year-old gayleen mcewan was killed after being knocked into the wall. >> this is the first time it's ever happened, that someone's lost their life. so it is quite alarming to us. >> reporter: in 2012 cell phone video captured a woman grabbing onto a fence her into the water head first seriously injuring her. >> when you're taking off, you're literally up to that phen. . the jet blast from one of those engines can literally flip a mack truck over. >> reporter: signs are posted warning the public and saint martin police say officers regularly patrol the area. >> it's not the only place in the world where people can get that close. but they take extra steps to really educate people. >> well, authorities say they're looking at the survei