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>> there you go >> so obviously, brooke, a different posture from herman cain, hes been known throughout this campaign as somebody who is sort of laid back and has an easy going style out on the campaign trail. that was very different today. he had security guards pushing reporters out of the way, he was refusing to answer questions all of this. the main question that was being asked of him, brooke, to put it very quickly is whether or not he would call on the national restaurant assoc...

They can try to get into these computer networks. they just dont think they can handle it. so theyd rather not have that high-profile attention. but it is a problem, i can tell you, every single day. there is an american company who is compromised through their computer networks and something goes missing. thats what i think we need to talk about and we need to get this international coalition. its not just us, chris, its also europe, its also our friends in asia. theyre all becoming victims of ...

One country tries to determine what the intentions of the military are. this is very different from that. china has engaged in economic espionage. theyre trying to steal information, intellectual property. they are trying to steal research & development materials so they can turn it around and use it as an economic predators, if you will, in an international market so its very unusual. >> what are we going to do about it? >> well, we better step it up. one, i dont think our business community is...

Accounted for just 48% of u.s. households in 2010. in other words, for the first time in the history of the u.s. census, if youre married, youre in the minority. what do you think? is it good, bad, what does it say about society and america? let me know what you think by sending me a tweet @twitter come/fwhitfield. hackers may have compromised defense department secrets. a source close to the investigation says the hackers broke into the computer networks of lockheed martin, the worlds large o...

Barbecue spice rub on here. southern hospitality burgers plus some soho sliders thanks to chris, well be out here all morning long and dave wont be getting any food. >> i texted my order, clayton. >> sorry, pal. >> pay attention to your cell phone. lets do the headlines now. the c.i.a. analyzing brand new evidence taken from the treasure trove of intel at bin ladens pakistani compound. that evidence may include d.n.a. fibers and fingerprints of people who visited the al-qaida leader. the search ...

explosions rocked libyas capital city today. a government official says one of the blasts hit a compound in tripoli belonging to leader moammar gadhafi. nato confirmed and bombed a vehicle storage area in a second strike nearby. egypt reopened its border crossing into gaza that opens the door to the outside world for palestinians. officials say hundreds passed through the border town of raffa today. israel worries that terrorists will now ship arms across the border. the egyptian gover...

Nonbinding. its just a guideline and lawmakers are ego tore get out of the senate for the two week upcoming recess so they will forego their work on neck years budget until after they get back from the break. >> bill: carl, thanks. the president took a few shots at the g.o.p. budget when he unveiled his plan for dealing with the deficit. today the republicans are firing back accusing the president into diving into a political more pit. we will go live to the white house and hear from both sides ...

Of reputation and such. but i dont think that should deter us from working towards fixing that gap. jon: i guess the question is, what amounts to critical infrastructure ma maybe a power plant, yes, but what about google does that become a critical infrastructure. >> thats a good question. i think youre seeing a lagging between our legislative policy elements and reality. in fact technology has blurred a lot of definition. what is domestic, what is international, is the cyber presence of a u.s. ...

Of shoes can buy you, your web si site, your palace words. kevin knows a lot about internet security and its short falls real and imagined. in his younger days he penetrated some of the most complex computer networks in the world and p spent five years in prison because of it. today hes a sought-after expert and consultant. he joins us today from las vegas. kevin -- >> hi, ali. how are you? >> good to see you. i have to say, i didnt realize -- i thought we were concerned about people taking over...

>> greta: from americas news headquarters, im ainsley earhardt. the pentagons released information regarding the most serious breach of its computer networks ever. officials say a foreign spy agency hacked into their system by inserting a flash drive into hay u.s. military laptop. the incident took place in 2008 but has been classified until now. the pentagon has not revealed which foreign spy agency was involved or what informs, if any, was taken. we are keeping an eye on two storms churning in...