Reporter theres a certain irony after what for many had been a long and difficult fight. I dont want this to go away quickly. I want people to remember what today feels like. Reporter there is heartache that comes with the history here, many remembering the nine people murdered inside charleston church, the alleged gunman, a selfproclaimed white supremacist. The nine who died in charleston are being honored. Those who fought during the Civil Rights Movement are being honored. Reporter still, some here argue pulling down the banner dishonors the heritage of the state. Taking it off the pole, sticking it in a museum putting it in a museum isnt going to open a dialogue. Reporter todays any indication, a dialogue will continue, even though the flags gone. Youre a heart. Youre a hater. Thank you. Thank you. Reporter but for most of the thousands gathered here, this day was about hope, not hate. We can be united. We can live in this country together. Its not a black white issue, it is a Unit
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The fbi still has not identified the person or persons who hacked into the private email of cia director john brennan and Homeland Security secretary jeh johnson last week. The director of National Intelligence calls cyber crime the greatest threat to u. S. National security. Mark straussman found one company who is on the offensive against the hackers. Reporter this jumble of computer code is actually a crime scene. Someone has broken into the company. Is this now a cyber mike morris calls this the hunt. Finding and stopping whoever is progress. So hes on the same machine as the adversary is right now in realtime. Reporter so they each know about each other . Theed a adversary doesnt know about him yet. Our folks are seasoned operators from the department of defense that understand the adversary. Reporter most of route 9bs cyber sleuths used to work at the Intelligence Agency who became experts. We have a clear understanding of how the adversary operates, their tactics, techniques and
Weve been reporting on an unusual number of rare cancers near an old Nuclear Waste dump outside st. Louis. Tonight, the folks who live nearby have a more immediate worry. There is a fire burning underground, possibly within 1,000 feet of the Nuclear Waste. And bonita is following this. We are sick, our kids are sick and were dying. Reporter hundreds of people jammed into a union hall demanding to know if Nuclear Waste could lead to disaster. We dont go outside. We dont open our windows. You cant 100 guaranty that were okay. Reporter the Nuclear Waste was illegally dutched in a handfill in the 1970s. It was the byproduct of uranium. An underground fire has been burning for five years. Residents that it could ignite the Nuclear Material. The landfill owner insists thats not true. Are you guys 100 sure that the underground fire will never touch the waste . We are confident that the landfill is in a managed state. Reporter missouris attorney general general is suing, saying his experts tel
Beta Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma recently met at McAlister’s Deli in Whitestown. There were 15 members and four guests including Penny Shafer, past state president, and Debbie Bowes