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welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. we are going to start here in the uk, and get the latest on that escaped terror suspect. the question being asked now is, was he helped from potentially people within the prison? that was one of the questions asked by the head of london s metropolitan police, sir mark rowleyjust london s metropolitan police, sir mark rowley just a few london s metropolitan police, sir mark rowleyjust a few hours ago. you will remember that the man managed to escape, it seemed, strapped to the underside of a van. we have pictures of the moment but police found the van, but not the man strapped underneath it. he is still at large. richmond park in london one of the latest search areas, and you can get all the latest developments from our reporter. 2500 acres. it is london s largest royal park and this morning police confirmed richmond park was a place of interest, on day three a manhunt. resi ....
is going on is to go there and see it for yourself. so i called michel, and i said i m thinking about going to burma to visit the camps and what do you think? and he said matt, i think it would be good. but it s not going to be easy. because he told me a number of the ngos working there like msf, had been chased out of the camps. it s never a good sign when msf gets chased away. but he said by all means if you can go, do it and i think you can make a difference and make sure you take a lot of pictures. so i decided to go under the radar. i met up with a few journalist friends who were living in the region who are more familiar with the crisis than i am. and we went to sitway together which is the main city in the rokong state. and as many of you might know, the rohingya muslims are an in the rokong state. the vast majority of people living there are buddhist, who are themselves an ethnic minority within the country of myanmar. in the two days we were there we visited fo ....
mourners in scotland bid farewell to the you case longest writing monitor queen elizabeth the 2nd. as a coffin makes his final check. ah, hello, i m carrie johnston. thank you for joining us. it s been a day of remembrance and quiet attributes from the people of scotland to the only queen. many of them had ever known. queen elizabeth the 2nd cortez is making its final journey, travelling across hundreds of kilometers of the scottish highlands and then resting briefly for the night at the monarchies, official residence in edinburgh 1st minister, nicholas sturgeon is among several scottish leaders who be present as a queen s coffin, makes its way while on an fisher is lie for us now in edinburgh. so we re allen, a long journey through scotland to allow people to pay their respects to the queen . tell us about the preparations in edinburgh and, and what s going to be happening next. it is not the route you would normally take if you are driving from bar moral to her to edi ....
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. pelley: good evening. millions of people who went shopping for hardware have become victims of malicious software. home depot said hackers got access to 56 million debit and credit cards used at the stores this year. that s a bigger security breach than the one at target last year. anthony mason is joining us now with details. anthony. reporter: scott, home depot says the hackers used custom built malwear never used in other attacks in the security breach that went undetected between april and september. we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience and anxiety this has caused, home depot s c.e.o. said in a statement today. the web site that broke the story of the breach, reports the malware was installed mainly in payment systems in self-checkout lanes on retail stores but banks have been reporting far fewer compromised cards than expected given the length of the exposure. security experts are encour ....
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. pelley: good evening. millions of people who went shopping for hardware have become victimsi of malicious software. home depot said hackers got access to 56 million debit and credit cards used at the stores this year. that s a bigger security breach than the one at target last year. anthony mason is joining us now with details. anthony. reporter: scott, home depot says the hackers used custom built malwear never used in other attacks in the security breach that went undetected between aprilnd september. we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience and anxiety this has caused, home depot s c.e.o. said in a statement today. the web site that broke the story of the breach, reports the malware was installed mainly in payment systems in self-checkout lanes on retail stores but banks have been reporting far fewer compromised cards than expected given the length of the exposure. security experts are encour ....