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Pepperoni, Simply Cheese, and Bacon Everything. Try Tims new Flatbread Pizza. It's time for Tims Breaks a mother's heart not having your child in bed at nighttime Not knowing if she's in a ditch For 11 years, she's been holding out hope We did find the body of Jolene Riendeau this morning We gotta catch this guy Crime Beat Tonight on Global [ ] >> Antony: hello, and thank you joining us on this friday, may 24th. I'm antony robart. Here's a look at your national and internatl headlines... [ ] >>> We have an update about the cyber attack affecting london drugs. Cyber cnals who stole files from the company's corporate head office have made good on their threat to release data after london drugs refused to pay a ransom.ng reports. >> Reporter: we're not going to show you what's released or tell you how it's accessed, but "global news" has viewed some of it, is highly personal informati on london drugs' employees. We're talking medical and human resources files. >> Companies do hold very sensitive information about their employees. In the past, for exampwe have seen salary information end up online. Details of disciplinar records. Performance reviews. >> Reporter: russian-based ransomware group lockbit h claimed responsibility for the attack. It demanded $25 million by thursday. Lo drugs refused to pay. The company now says this is deeply distressing. And london drugs is taking all available steps to mitigate any impacts from these criminal acts, including nying all current employees whose personal information could be potentially impacted. And providing them with complementary credit monitoring services and identity theft protection. As previously stated, we have no indication to date of any compromise of patient or customer databases. Cyber securityxperts all agree there was no easy way out of this for london drugs. >> This group is known to lie about things in the past. They've promised to delete information if the victim pays the ransom, and yet when the fbi and the national cyber crimes centre in the U.K. busted some of the servers and thi that they used to display the stolen data, they discovered even the data that was promised to be deleted had in fact been retained by the criminals, so... There is no honour among ths. >> Reporter: london drugs' employees whose private information is now public could decide to pursue legal action against the company but... >> You have to be able to show the damages you suffered as a resuf the affect that it's had on you personally, but that affect must make objective sense. In oth words, if you're a very, very stive person and you're upset that your name has been taken, you're not going to recover very muc >> Reporter: thursday's data dump tohe dark web significant: 300 gigabytes. It is unclear if loc is finished with london drugs or plans to release more stolen info inhe days ahead. Jordan armstrong, global news. >> Antony: an emergency response is underway after a massive landslide flaed dozens of homes in a remote village in northern papa new guinea. More than 50 homes, many with people still asleep inside were buri when the landslide hit at around 3 a.m. Local time. Officials s estimates of the death toll were above 100, although officials have not confirmed that figure. Country's authorities saysauthorities are responding to the disaster and they will release more information when it beco available.

>>> Weather experts are predicting an exceptionally busy atlantic hurricane season this year. >> This season isking to be an extraordinary one a number of ways, based on our data models with the el NINO/la nina png out a significant role. The key this year, as any year is to get prepared and stay prepared. We're going to be emphasizing that throughout these summits. It's the best reduce risks. Especially the risk ofential loss of life. >> Antony: the U.S. nationaloceanic and atmospheric administration announced that lowering sea can he feel and falling wind sheerditions are expected to result in an increased number of storms thatare also stronger than usual. Experts say there's beenle 5% chance for on behalf-average hurr four to seven major hurricanes. He highest the organization has ever issued in its may outlook. The 2024 atlantic hurricane season begins on june 1st. >>> Former president donald trump held a rare republican campaign rally in the bronx, new york. In a state that hasn't gone red in a presidential elen since the era of ronald regan. Now, trump isoping the move will help peel away black and hispanic voters from president biden this november. At the same time, the biden hr harris support is trying to get traction fa certain faction of gopoters. 'er martinez explains. >> Reporter: former president donald trump took the campaignstage in the bronx, an area that voted overwhelmingly blue four years ago. >> The simp fact is joe biden is not getting the job done for the bronx. He's not getting the done for new york. >> Reporter: the native new yorker is also tryin to woo black and hispanic voters away frhe democratic party. >> I think that we should listen to both sides of the argument and then make informed decis in the best interests of black "people." >> Reporter: president biden spent yesterday hosting kenya's president, the first african ladder to have a state visit in 16 years n a newical ad, his campaign paints trump's last dealings with black americans as adversarial. >> He was sued for refusing to rent his apartments to black families. >> Reporter: the trump campaign denounced the ad "as acheap attempt from the biden campaign to gaslight black voters." meanwhile, the biden-harris campaign is tg to lure supporters of former U.N. ambassador nikki haley after she announced this week that she will vote for trump. >> I'm happy that governor hail hi decided to come around and unite the party. >> Reporter: ads trump's so-called hush money trial isset to come to a close next week, a nbs news poll shows that more than h of americans bee trump is definitely or probably g trump denies all wrongdoing. Astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >> Antony: now some stung new images to now to some stunning new images to show you that are literally out of this world. Five images from the euclid telescope. They fre unprecedented views of a star-forming region in the milky way and clusters ofhundreds of galaxies. Now, the telescope will spend the next few years gathering images to help scientists understand two of the universe's test mess industries: dark matter and dark energy.

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