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Were there, and shes there because we dont have any detection whatsoever. ive seen the tests and the tests are ten parts per billion. and thats nontraceable, nondetectable. there are some areas of the affected arias, all the schools have been tested. but we need to continue to test those schools and flush them out until it is nondetectable and make sure the people see it and believe it. thats the hard thing we have right now is communications. no one understands whats being said, who to believe ...

Suspicious activity involving payment cards used at target stores. >> had you had any knowledge that that malware was there before the notification was given? >> despite the significant investment and multiple layers of detection, we did not. >> december 14th, target hires an independent team of experts to lead the investigation. one day later, that team confirms criminals had infiltrated the system by installing malware on target registers. on the 19th, a week after the tip, target goes public ...

Cards in any financial transaction. debit cards carry fewer legal protections if your account happens to be drained. its happening to more and more americans. jon: that is really scary. jenna: we want to spend more time on this. dave is joining us, c.e.o. of immunity, a company that attempts to hack other companies to test their vulnerabilities. they are the good gois. we want to make that clear. nice to have you back on the program. >> thanks. jenna: is there something specific about these big ...

Targets chief financial officer apologizing for the data breach of his company. in a sign of just how sophisticated these attacks have become, he revealed that target didnt even realize its security had been compromised until it was informed by the justice department. >> had you had any knowledge that that malware was there before the department of justice gave you that notification? >> we did not, mr. chairman. despite the multiple layers of detection that we had within our systems, we did not....

Early detection. one in eight. i dont understand why the government would want to risk this on the back of women, literally on the breasts of women to save money. >> one in eight in women and one in six among men are getting breast cancer and prostate cancer. these two diseases are going way, way parallel. ive said it also that i give credit to women that they are still pushing for mammograms and guys unfortunately, after super bowl, they dont want to hear about the p.s.a. youve got to get scree...

Assault weapons. arming everybody is not the solution. but mentally ill people have always been around. we just never armed them with high capacity ammunition magazines without detection. it would be very simple to reduce the majority of deaths and injuries to a fraction by requiring background checks for all gun sales and not selling military style weapons and sure, lets put more money into mental health. but youve got to the start the common denominator of all of these massacres is the firearm...

I can tell that the inmates have restitched it back up to try to evade detection, any type of detection. >> sorry. were just going in to see what we got. and actually its not anything they -- its like they cant have, you know. i dont know why they have it in their mattress. >> sometimes, unfortunately, we come up empty-handed, and it doesnt look like theres anything in here now. emotionally, i feel distraught because, you know, i mean, i dont live like that. now i have to go back in there and cl...

God in prison. if youre looking for him, this is where hes at. >> in this cell, it appears that somebody has tampered the mattress. >> obviously this has been tampered with. i can tell that the inmates have restitched it back up to try to evade detection, any type of detection. >> sorry. were just going in to see what we got. and actually its not anything they -- its like they cant have, you know. i dont know why they have it in their mattress. >> sometimes, unfortunately, we come up empty-hande...

Stolen credit card scam, and now as investigators inch closer to the suspect, initial reports naming a 17-year-old russian teen as a side kick to the mastermind. is this scam easy enough for a teen to pull off? were going to ask dina kauffman. everyones thinking, is this really possible? how? >> its actually easier than you think. there are software tools out there that they can buy. some are free. some are even just very inexpensive. two, three, sometimes four-digit price tags that they can buy...

These are under the espionage act. and they carry some stiff sentences, talking about decades in prison potentially. so these are very, very serious charges that he faces, if he were to come back from russia. as you mentioned, editorials are calling for perhaps some kind of deal to be made. and that is a very difficult thing to be done while hes still sitting in russia. obviously the u.s. government looks at him as someone who has broken the law and, you know, the impact of the leaks for the las...