Can you think of any reason that China would target your little community. >> That's the exact question I had for the FBI when they visited me on that first day, and I I still can't answer that question. No, I can't think of one reason.>> The FBI told Nick Lawler that China has hacked into the computers of vital American utilities, even his, in tiny Littleton, Massachusetts. If they're willing to go after that small provider that doesn't have a national security connection, that means every target is on the ...

60 Minutes Rewind. Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been accused of sexually assaulting countless teenage girls. Last July, the wealthy finance here was arrested and many of his victims were looking forward to finally facing him in court.But weeks after his arrest, Epstein was found dead in his jail cell. The medical examiner concluded that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. Since then, conspiracy theories have flourished.Epstein was connected to a long list of rich and powerful people. Some suspect ...

Fraudulent Scheme - Criminals created fake online profiles of trucking companies to bid on valuable jobs [1] - Unsuspecting drivers were hired online and redirected to deliver shipments to the criminals instead of the intended destination [1] - Drivers were unaware they were participating in a crime, believing they were delivering legitimate loads [2] - The destination on the bill of lading was changed, and drivers were instructed to take the load to Los Angeles [2]

You ready to go. >> Yeah. >> All right.Say go. >> Go. >> Jacob Thompson is 13 years old.>> Here we go. >> He loves airplanes, swimming, and Chick-fil-A. >> But Jacob can speak only a handful of words and needs help walking more than a few yards.Jacob was born in St. Louis on New Year's Eve 2011. Rounding out a family of four with sister Melee and parents John and Wall-E.He a pilot for FedEx. She a recent immigrant from China. >> We had this perfectly normal, happy little baby.He would be able to jump up and ...

First, a look inside the U.S. vaccine court. Then, Guy Fieri and the mystery of how 24,000 bottles of tequila went missing. And, Rob Reiner: The 60 Minutes Interview. "60 Minutes" is the most successful television broadcast in history. Offering hard-hitting investigative reports, interviews, feature segments and profiles of people in the news, the broadcast began in 1968 and is still a hit, over 50 seasons later, regularly making Nielsen's Top 10. Subscribe to the "60 Minutes" YouTube channel: https://youtu ...

There's some problems here. Uh, I don't even know where to start. >> Apparently, Van Halen had a rider in their contract.No brown M&M's. So, some roadie had to sit there picking out the brown M&M's. It's crazy.So, we looked at that. We said, "There's a scene." >> Nigel's complaint, "The bread's too small." >> You'd like bigger bread. >> Exactly.I don't understand how you fold this. I mean, you >> Well, no, then it's half the size. >> No, not the bread.You just sold the meat. Yeah, but then it then it breaks ...

We tried to ask about the famous scene that has sparked decades of debates. I'll never let go. I promise. May I ask.True. Leo really could have fit on the raft. Do you know what.I have no idea. Does it annoy you at all that 27 years later this movie still comes up in this way and probably will for the rest of your life. No.I tell you what I do sometimes find um just curious I suppose is whatever I say about Titanic will often be the takehome where I just think well there were those things that I said about ...

There's a lot of companies that this has happened to, but they don't want to talk about it. Why' you decide to speak about what happened. >> It's not a thing I want to go and brag about like, hey, we got ripped off.>> It's, you know, that's not fun. But if it can happen to us with what I believe were pretty strong measures and security and awareness and you know communication and you know the way we do business and to get ripped off for two full semi truckloads of tequila in today's age then everybody's vul ...

The tequila never arrived in Pennsylvania. Here's what happened. The logistics company that worked for Santo hired a trucking company to move the tequila from Texas to Pennsylvania.But then that trucking company outsourced the job to two other trucking companies who then hired drivers. The problem is those second trucking companies were fake with phony letterheads, email addresses, and phone numbers to appear legitimate. It's a bit of a tractor trailer shell game called double brokering and it happens more ...

Loss Incident - Two truckloads of Santo Tequila, equivalent to 24,000 bottles, were lost [1][2] - The trucks were "appropriated" with unknown whereabouts, not a hijacking involving driver safety [1] - The lost tequila originated from western Mexico, passed through US-Mexico border customs in Laredo, Texas, and was intended for the Santo Tequila Warehouse in Lansdale [3] Supply Chain & Logistics - The tequila was trucked from its distillery and bottling location in western Mexico to Laredo, Texas [3] - The tequila was then loaded onto two semi-trucks destined for a warehouse in Lansdale [3]