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The deadly attack on a planned parenthood clinic. And we head to a Community Called little puerto rico. Those who have left the financially troubled caribbean island. We begin tonight in paris where World Leaders are coming together for the United Nations conference on Climate Change convention of the parties or cop 21. President obama and secretary of state john kerry arrived earlier this evening. They will be among the top negotiatenegotiators. Each taking their turn honoring the victims of the deadly attack in paris. France is still in a state of emergency. Requesting no demonstrations, a r...

Serious allegations of cyber spying against a arrival super power. Welcome to a brand new hour of happening now. I am patty ann brown. I am jon scott. Justice department is filing charges against chinese officials. Eric holder said those chinese officials hacked in the computer and stole trade secrets. We have more from washington. Reporter thank you, john and good morning, the indictment identifies five members of the Peoples Liberation army that are a cowed of Cyber Espionage and stealing industrial secrets and communication to give china willt an advantage. The they are on the fbis most wan...

Explain it for us. It is an unbelievable story, an invasion of privacy, say officials. This thing is called r. A. T. For Remote Access tool. Allegedly it was sold by an Organization Called black shades. They say it can spy on everything you do on a computer, everything. It can copy your key strokes, activate your laptop or webcam camera to spy on you without you even knowing about it. Turns out the r. A. T. Costs only 40. Authorities say it infected computers around the globe. Among those charged here in the u. S. , four men, including two accused creators at black shades, one of those men has...

Will Weaver, who recently won an Artist Fellowship Award for career achievement, will hold a reading and book signing event at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at the Bemidji Public Library.

Vote centers and electronic poll books were touted as the future of voting in South Dakota more than a decade ago.