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Soaring. caution, you are about to enter "the no spin zone."e "the factor" begins right now. ♪ hi, im bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. treason in the air. that is the subject of this evenings "talking points memo." we now know that somebody either leaked or hacked into cia files that explained how u.s. intelligence is tracking enemies of the nation. wikileaks again says it has released almost 9,000 documents from the cia center for cyber intelligence. "wall street journal" editori...

World. it has the intelligence community on a hunt for the leaker of sensitive tradecraft and detailed computer code. correspondent benjamin hall in london with a story that continues to develop at this hour. >> they cia can hack our televisions. this, one of the many revelations breaking from a new wikileaks dump of thousands of apparent cia secrets. julian assange and his secret spilling organization has posted over a thousand documents online which they claim show how government spies can pen...

The nbc terrorist analyst who has consulted for the fbi and others. he is the co-founder of the cyber intelligence firm flash point. thank you for coming in yet again as the subject turns to your bailey wick. i know youre not a political analyst but i have to ask you about timing. this is a president who has said, how much do we love wikileaks? this comes out about modes of surveillance. at a time when the president has made a so far evidence-free charge about mes o surveillance. anything strike...

Going on, we tried to get a handle quickly on what was happening from news reports. we immediately redeployed some of our critical response command vehicles to french locations, the consulate, the mission, several schools, et cetera. we started to raise up our awareness at other locations. our strategy response group, which are heavily armed officers. thats newly constructed in the last year with long dwuns and helmets and vests, we deployed them to strategic locations around the city, and we ju...

Have been convincing enough to quote, we have no evidence to suggest that she applied to this e-mail or opened the attachment. as we have said before, there is no evidence that the system was ever breached. but a well-placed cyber intelligence source tells fox news the mere fact that mrs. clinton was targeted is, quote, a game changer because the risk is no longer hypothetical. her e-mail address was discovered by an outside entity which left her and other government employees open to compromise...

Number originally believed, so what are the chances that they have your information? rich edson is following this developing story in washington. hi, rich. >> reporter: well, this is very likely adding to the nearly $6 billion annual problem the irs already has issuing refunds on bogus tax returns. in may the irs discovered criminals were using stolen personal information to log onto an irs web site and access a victims prior year tax return. criminals can use that data to file phony tax returns...

Who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. welcome back. the irs revealing this week that identity thieves stole sensitive tax information through its website. the agency says it affected about 100,000 u.s. households. now, cyber intelligence sources telling fox news the attack originated in russia...

Websites coming up and down. so who did it? we just dont know. is it the united states? because the president did as you mention say there was going to be some sort of response. we spoken to number of people in the hacking community, as well as cyberintelligence, they all roundly say -- they dont think so. this looks like the work of some rogue hackers, because the internet would not be struggling to come up and then come back down. ailsen? >> interesting. quite a mystery, kyung law, thank you f...

Confronted, how will it respond? for that lets go to kyung lah live on the ground in seoul, south korea. kyung? >> we dont know, but thats what makes north korea extremely unpredictable and extremely dangerous. previous hacks of south korea are any clue, heres what were anticipating. south korea has been a victim, a number of companies here have been the victim of attacks from north korea. cyberattacks, that is. what weve heard from the regime -- deny, deny, deny. but underneath that veneer of d...

World. it has the intelligence community on a hunt for the leaker of sensitive tradecraft and detailed computer code. correspondent benjamin hall in london with a story that continues to develop at this hour. >> they cia can hack our televisions. this, one of the many revelations breaking from a new wikileaks dump of thousands of apparent cia secrets. julian assange and his secret spilling organization has posted over a thousand documents online which they claim show how government spies can pen...