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Iranian government or with a group that has the governments approval. and it is just the latest iranian hacking incident to tell you about in the past. they have targeted american banks. computer networks, energy companies and we have telling you about that. officials say they dont believe any significant information was breached in this latest hack attack. well, the thing about releasing a man from prison is he can usually go wherever he wants once is he free. that poses a question for u.s. sec...

Good morning and welcome back. some stories making news on this monday morning now. the fallout from edward snowdens nsa whistle-blowing continues with new revelations about the government agency spying on major companies. according to "new week" documents, the nsa tapped into the computer networks of google and brazilian oil company petoba. matthew cordle the ohio man used youtube to confess to killing someone of drunk driving may face either years in prison. today a county prosecutor will re...

Zero in lower manhattan, other have applied for the benefits after developing illnesses. the united states spent over 60 billion taxpayer dollars from 2003 to 2012 to rebuild iraq. the job not even done according to stewart bowen. his report on iraq reconstruction says the u.s. spent $15 million a day during the nine-year project, but unexpected security costs left the work incomplete. bowen warns that an attack on syria could leave the u.s. with a rebuilding bill there in the tens of billions...

Computer networks, cyber networks to get at us to attack us. >> i just want your response. its an obvious question. weve been asking, everyone says why red line when it comes to chemical weapons? why just chemical weapons when hundreds of thousands of people died by other means? >> thats a great point. we are telling the country blow your people up, we dont care, chop their heads off, we dont care, burn them, stab them, whatever, we dont care. use chemical weapon, now we care. the problem is if ...

Air arsenal? has it likely moved that into iran? what is it doing about moving a lot of these potential targets? >> fred, that is the question right now. clearly assad may be a monster, but hes not an idiot. hes a very clever man. hes a survivalist. i would anticipate that all of his aircraft have flown to iran. theyre probably positioned out of harms way. he probably has taken all of his command and control capabilities, all his communications networks, all his computer networks, and hes shut t...

Scheme that over seven years penetrated computer networks of over 17 companies, stealing and selling at least 160 million credit and debit card numbers, hundreds of millions of dollars lost, companies including hartland paper, dow jones, nasdaq and jetblue and 7-eleven were among those targeted. indictments were announced yesterday. two of the five men have been arrested. the other three are fugitives being tracked as we speak. if convicted, they could spend decades in prison, but the consumer a...

Good morning. im john muller. >> im diana perez. here are some of the top headlines were following this morning on "world news now." the ntsb says the front landing gear of the southwest plane collapsed this week at la guardia new york airport. because the jet land ed nose first. it is supposed to land with the rear landing gear touching down first. >> federal prosecutors say the largest computer hacking data breach scheme in the u.s. broken up. five people charged with hacking computer networks...

Jersey are detailing what they call the largest computer hacking data breach scheme ever prosecuted in the u.s. they say it was master minded by four russians and man from the ukraine. the men penetrated computer networks of 17 retailers and financial institutions, the nasdaq stock exchange, 7-eleven, jcpenney, and jet blue. the feds obtained millions of debit and credit card numbers. >> they then sold the card numbers to individuals who ultimately used them to cause losses of at least $300 mill...

People that are interested if not what i had for breakfast but what my talking points should be. should i meet with their leaders? that is how intelligence services operate. >> paul: that was president obama at a press conference earlier in week responding to leaked allegations that the u.s. spied on its allies. german magazine reported that the national security agency bugged european union offices and infiltrated computer networks. it was met with outrage calling it unacceptable and french pre...

>> i guarantee you in european capitals there are people who are interested in if not what i had for breakfast, at least what my talking points might be should i end up meeting with their leaders. that is how intelligence services operate. >> that was president obama at a press conference in tanzania earlier this week responding to leaked allegations that the u.s. spied on its allies. german magazine "der spiegel" reported the u.s. agency bugged european offices and infiltrated the eus computer ...