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Russian interior ministry hackers demanded a ransom payable in the crypto currency bitcoin to release locked databases. amazon has only thirteen brick and mortar bookstores in the united states but its already planning to roll them out internationally german media reports that the head of amazon germany says amazon street stores are slated for global expansion and germany is one of the countries that will participate in the rollout. the company behind humphrey bogart for dora in casa blanca and ...

Said ive lost my passport and then youre registered with a name that you just made up and you could do that many many times and second a third wouldnt realize that you have already registered with a different name in a different city and this has stopped actually germany has now brought together all these databases so if you register in stuttgart with one name brand golf and then you try to register again in berlin and you give your fingerprint then they realize oh no you have already registered...

Targeted computers running windows, locking up databases, documents, and other files, and demanding a ransom for the relief. homeland security advisor says kim jong uns government was directly responsible for it. they will be held accountable. >> its often to figure out who was operating the keyboard on whose behalf. as the biggest challenge. people operating keyboards all over the world on a north korean actor. they have accused the north of launching other cyber attacks including the hacking o...

Given ground as you can in negotiation move sites had to listen to each other adjust deposition and true reading these 2 compromise this was a difficult negotiation for union as rugged as full United Kingdom. Part the British prime minister Tories amazed said she was happy to move the discussions onto a new stage I very much welcome the prospect of moving ahead to the next phase to talk about trade and security and to discuss the positive future relationship that is in all of our interests Ive ...

That just really hit me. you were talking about newspapers creating a database... - right. - ...that would kind of revolutionize the way theyre able to do their work, because they would essentially have dossiers on anybody they wanted. how about google? i mean-- - well-- - skip the newspapers. harvey: well, but you envisioned google. you envisioned google in 1976. sounds like al gore, you know? ( laughs ) but that is kind of-- no, i didnt-- i cant tell you-- i understood that theres great change...

You were talking about newspapers creating a database... - right. - ...that would kind of revolutionize the way theyre able to do their work, because they would essentially have dossiers on anybody they wanted. how about google? i mean-- - well-- - skip the newspapers. harvey: well, but you envisioned google. you envisioned google in 1976. sounds like al gore, you know? ( laughs ) but that is kind of-- no, i didnt-- i cant tell you-- i understood that theres great change, and i understood that y...

Murphy. it would ensure uploading of required background information into national databases. it effort gained steam after the shoot anything sutherland springs, texas when the air force failed to report the shooters history of domestic violence. the trump administration is removing restrictions on the importing of trophies from elephant hunts in zimbabwe and zambia. the ban was put in place by president obama. they are listed as threatened under the endangered species advocate. his sons are b...

Cnns breaking news. breaking news here of this important development involving the gunman who killed the 25 people and the unborn child in texas. there were many red flags of his violent past including how he got access to guns and his criminal history. barbara starr is live. what do you know? >> brooke, very disturbing. the head of the army, all the services since the texas shooting have been looking at their databases to make sure those in the military who have been discharged with criminal co...

Shooting, they found out that shooter, danielevin kelley, was reported to the fbi. they have found in his words, significant omissions, thats the head of the u.s. army. significant omissions in the correct number of soldiers discharged from the army and being reported from the fbi for these types of criminal discharges that would prevent them getting access to weapons and preventing them being on databases and for all kinds of offenses, assault as was the case in texas and murder and actu sexual...

A longer time. >> bill: a big job but it has to be done. the air force making sure the mistake doesnt happen again. it failed to report the killers domestic violence to the f.b.i. the killer was able to buy guns, 26 people killed inside that texas church. former cia officer on this and a lot more, buck sexton. this is a big organization to put it mildly. what is the next step for the military? >> they are going to have to assess where it was in the bureaucracy that this problem came about and wa...