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This investigation now is the focus is shifting from inside the borders of north korea to north koreas neighbor and benefactor, china. the average north korean doesnt have access to the internet. its one way they keep the population under control by restricting outside influences. so what investigators believe these hackers are are doing because north korea doesnt have internet instra structure is crossing over into china and theyre operating from there, launching cyber attacks from places like ...

That a different? >> the president is right. first the cuban economy will probably only grow about 1%. it is expected it need about 2 to 2.5 billion dollars a year in foreign investment it is not going to get. and venezuelas lifeline is about to collapse. it has inflation over 60%. looking at about a 4% contraction in gdp this year alone. and with oil now down to about $60 a barrel, venezuela depends on 96% of exports on oil. and cuba had to look for other alternatives. its own economic model is...

But it certainly raises the possibility that theres an insurance fraud going on. >> and who were the beneficiaries of frankies life insurance policies? one was his boss and longtime benefactor, e. lee white. >> for his employer to insure him so heavily with multiple policies for large sums of money was very suspicious, and which now creates a motive for the death of franklin pullian. >> another beneficiary was erna boone, listed on the policy as frankies sister, but records showed frankie had no...

Information exposed by hackers. thats 110 million americans, and just in the past 12 months. even more mind boggling, the number of accounts hacked in that period could top 430 million, but the exact number of exposed accounts is hard to pin down because some companies, of course, theyre not transparent about their cyber security breaches. well, a mystery donor has spiked a modern day gold rush in california. the lonely benefactor leaves packets of cash around san francisco and gives clues via...

That draws the ire of republican candidates. >> come on now. you know why unions. unions -- you have to pay people more. its expensive. its money out of their rich benefactors pockets. >> here is mcconnell, standing up to the challenge from matt bevin. he is about to address his supporters. >> thank you very much. something must have happened today. im not sure what it is. my friends, tonight we begin the process of putting kentucky first again. [ applause ] for five and a half years the powers ...

Fleming wanted to meet his benefactor. nice to finally meet you. >> i want to thank you, man. i really do, man. >> glad to be able to help. >> so happy. thank you very much. >> reporter: one man finally free and a group of strangers helping him out. >> got to give me another hug. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. i mean it. i appreciate it. >> amazing man to not have -- at least on the surface bitterness and really to have -- radiate such a good, positive vibe after so much -- >> amaz...

They should save the money on the party and just give it to the damn charity, she blurts out. an older man in his 70s lets the woman know that a large benefactor is paying for the party. she says if the damn charity meant to be much of the ben factor he or she should give the dough to the charity. events like these are a dime a dozen. all the charities thes given to dont seem to thank her, the workers who dont appreciate it, the colleagues dont recognize her or her own children. she moved on how...

>> i asked him how did you get this money? how did you do this? he said theres a rich benefactor who believes in me. okay, cool. do your thing. >> narrator: moore was startled to see fames in jail as an inmate. >> that, basically, made my heart drop. and i was kind of upset. like what are you doing in here. i told him, straight up: dont lie to me, man. what are you doing in here? and thats when he told me. >> fames told moore he was innocent. >> when you know the truth, the truth will set you fr...

. >> predictions, gary b., you are up. >> brenda, facebook recognition they tell you is as good as human. maybe this human right here. i still like the stock. its up 20% at the end of the year. >> john, do you like it? >> no one is better than you. >> jonas, your prediction. >> new york citys bike sharing program, city bike, just like the benefactor citigroup before them is in financial problems, good for the tire makers over at goodyear because tourists dont want to ride on the snow. >> gary b....

>> a young lady was assaulted. drug behind the library. beaten within an inch of her life and brutally raped. >> if it was a crime to be in love then im guilty because im in love with you. >> an alleged murder and rapist seeks a lover and benefactor. >> scary is not the word but gives you the creeps. [ laughter ] ♪ with an average of 361 days of sunshine per year, life in tampa, florida, would seem like paradise.