My heart started racing. You found her hanging? i did. Reporter: detectives ruled ate suicide, but was it? at the scene, knives, ropes, a cryptic phrase. Her hands were tied, her feet was tied. This was sending a message. Reporter: that wasn t the only suspicious death here. No mom wants to hear her son was a victim of a homicide. Something happened at the top of the stairs. Reporter: what went on in that mansion. Hear from the man at the emter, in his first television interview. You thought you had nothing to hide? i knew i had nothing to hide. The worst shock in probably my entire life. Reporter: some places feel secluded, insulated, secure. I had to remember saying that, feeling that, saying nothing bad could ever happen here. Reporter: here is coronado, california. Just over a bridge from san diego. A town of beautiful beaches, people, and homes. Like this one on ocean boulevard. Except that in the summer of 2011, this mansion became ground zero for a mystery. This is a very bizarr
Now. Good evening, rachel. Good evening, zerlina. Thank you. I love that last segment. I love the whole idea of outlaw yoga in particular because it gives you that frisson beyond just its other benefits. I thought that was fantastic. Have a great weekend. Thank you so much, zerlina. Thank you. Thanks for joining us this hour, happy friday. It definitely had a great title. It was called into the storm. Cue into the storm. You might have watched it. Tons of people watched it. It was a big hit. It s a documentary that hbo just rolled out recently. It s one of those blow your mind documentary series about something that you think you know a little bit about but then when you watch this things, boy, do you learn a lot. It s about the qanon phenomenon. Very quickly in the matter of a few years it has become this giant belief system adhered to by lots and lots and lots of americans on the right. And it consists of various interlocking totally overthetop conspiracies. Complex enough to make a
Hi, there, i m stephanie ruhle. Live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. It is thursday, june 3rd, and there is a lot going on. Just as the country is opening back up and things seem to be getting better, a new wave of cyberattacks is making things a whole lot worse and more expensive. Cyber criminals are now targeting everything from food to ferries. You already know about the attack on jbs, the world s biggest meat supplier, just now getting back up and running, but they re not alone. A new ransomware attack on a ferry service off the coast of massachusetts is impacting its service as we speak. We just learned new york s mta was hit by chinese hackers back in april. And the health care system out in san diego said it may have lost thousands of patients information in an attack that took place last month. And even schools have been hit. Like the district outside tacoma, washington, still dealing with an attack that started over a week ago. Just this morning nbc obtained a ne
cyber attack, publicly acknowledged in september. you might recall that was a massive cyber breach of u.s. companies and different u.s. government agencies. the united states, for the first time today, formally named the russian foreign intelligence service, svr, as the perpetrator of the solarwinds attack and the biden administration revealed new details about russia s interference in the 2016 election. the u.s. now disclosing what has long been suspected but never stated outright by the u.s. government, that russian agent constantin kilimnik, that he gave that information to russian intelligence services. former president trump, you might recall, denied and downplayed russia s actions and pardoned manafort for separate offenses. a very different approach regarding russia than that of biden s predecessor. reporter: harsh and wide-ranging punishments from the biden administration against russia, an aggressive response to russian interference in u.s. elections and their rece
from you. to start a program, click on it. what program? what are you talking about? why am i in this barn? if you have the wherewithal to tell the dog you want to click other options, he barks at you again. you get a gigantic list of things you re allowed to do. would you like to delete something? would you like to go to another room? would you like to click on this one that says rover s ramblings? imagine if this is how you had to do your work every day. this was microsoft bob. microsoft bob was a short-lived idea for making interacting with a computer impossible and noisy and scary and slow and extra discombobulating. microsoft bob. absolutely terrifying. that was circa 1995. microsoft bob did not last. someone in the same category of the dust bin of history, you will also find the original iteration back in 1999 of something called the i-smell. it s a product called i-smell, because sure, why not. have you never been 8 years old and answering the telephone? i smell. the i