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Tonight, keeping them honest. Rehab racket. Clannic operators billing taxpayers, billing you for a bundle. In some cases for patients that dont exist. Also tonight, does the nsa have your number and web history and emails just a key stroke ahead . New reports says yes and reveals the classified software they use to access that and more. Were joined by a lawmaker. Later, is there a belly ache in this bag . Health Officials Say theyve traced a stomach bug to contaminated bags of salad. The question, why arent they saying which brands to avoid . Keeping them honest, and getting results. Weve been...

About a program thats costing us money, big money. Our investigation documents how californias federally funded medicaid system medical paid out 94 million disease in the past two years to drug clinics that have shown signs of deception or billing practices. Among the scams billing for phony patients, drug treatments never provided or treatments the patients didnt need. In one case because the patient was dead. It is staggering stuff. For weeks, our investigative correspondent drew griffin tried to get answers from officials but no one would talk on camera. Instead they couldnt get away from t...

So today lawmakers grilled them. We were there following up on our yearlong investigation thats already shut down a lot of clinics. Also a rapist is free tonight after serving just a month for his crime. Thats right, a month. His victim was 14 years old and she later killed herself. The judge in the case described the victim as quote older than her chronological age. We begin, though, with breaking news tonight out of kenya. Tonight kenyan Authorities Say they have a man in custody who they believe is one of the terrorists who attacked the nairobi shopping mall. He was caught trying to escape ...

After an ad that took a swipe at influencers working with big oil was banned by LinkedIn, creative network Glimpse is back with the next phase of its campaign urging social media stars to steer clear of fossil fuels.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) introduced a bill earlier this week, called the Protecting Medicare Patients and Physicians Act, that would effectively stop some cuts — including the pay-as-you-go cuts.