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Ferocious in southern california. well see those temperatures in some of the desert regions top out at in the triple digits but it looks like by monday well see those temperatures back off a few degrees so not so bad as we go into the beginning of the work week. still a little on the toasty side but near normal temperatures from boston to new york. readings mostly in the 60s. >> all right. thank you so much, karen. a dramatic scene unfolded in a ukrainian city ripped apart by violence. why the...

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They have their own down coats. >> and as for their singing, you werent mistaken. song bird does go quiet in winter. saving their energy until these warmer days. when their thoughts turn from survival to love. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, 60 minutes. im jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. nsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs media access group at wgbh access.w captioned by media ac...

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Misinformation to catch him. he declined all requests to comment on camera but e-mailed this statement apologizing and taking full responsibility, writing what started out as an intended parody account of dc culture developed over time into a series of inappropriate and mean-spirited comments. >> these kind of issues are shockingly common in the workplace. >> reporter: experts say this issue is not unique in the business world. and it doesnt take the nsa or csi to unmask these rogue employees. >...

The national security agency to tap into the data banks of internet companies in search of foreign terrorists. slides from a top-secret briefing detailing how the program works were obtained by the "washington post." they list the companies, idcluding microsoft, google, and apple, and the data they provide, everything from e-mails ch chat rooms to videos. under a court order, which compels the companies to cooperate, analysts working at adquuters in n.s.a. headquarters at fort meade, maryland, k...

Gather information about non-u.s. persons outside the united states. it cannot be used, he says, to target anyone located inside the u.s. and unlike the telephone program which vacuums up data on virtually every call made in the u.s., officials say the internet program taps into servers only to look at specific sites suspected of having a terrorism connection. but as shown in this powerpoint slide obtained by the washington post, that can take many forms including e-mail, chat, videos and photos...

Back now as promised with our nbc news investigation tonight into a sustained series of attacks into this nations online banking system. it started last fall. it has escalated month after month. the most recent attack came today against wells fargo. the questions, of course, whos responsible, what does it mean for the safety of americans bank accounts? we get some answers tonight from nbcs tom costello. >> reporter: the attacks have been relentless. week after week the nations biggest banks onli...

Shanghai, is only one example. >> this is just one part of what is a very robust military and intelligence chinese government effort to conduct espionage through the web, stealing intellectual property and then repurposing it to its companies in china to compete illegally against u.s. companies. >> reporter: why is china so aggressive? >> china needs to maintain a very high rate of economic development to keep their citizens happy, to keep their citizens willing to tolerate the kind of oppressiv...

Law enforcement officials say the fbi began by tracing where those threatening e-mails sent to jill kelley were coming from. which cities, which hotels? and eventually discovered the name, paula broadwell fbi got access to her e-mail account and found she sent them. but they said her e-mail account also included what appeared to be suggestive e-mails from david petraeus, that first they wondered if somebody hacked into his private account. interviewed separately, both admitted their affair, offi...