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Shooting his weapon only seconds after arriving on that scene. now, we should also add that his attorney, jason van dykes attorney has said that his client acted in self defense. alison and christine. >> thanks for that. big cities from coast to coast gearing up for new years eve celebrations. the nypd expected to discuss security plans at a briefing today. new york city officials reportedly warn boston police about a possible terror threat. the threat was determined to not be credible. the ...

Welcome back to hard"hardball"." the sony hacking scandal takes a new twist. a cyber intelligence company conducting their own investigation shared an alternate theory with the fbi. their data shows -- or rather says that some combination of a disgruntled employee and hackers for privacy groups is at fault. the fbi stands by its original assessment that north korea is responsible for the sony breach. and that there is no credible information to indicate that the other individual is responsible f...

Last month said youre right. those are the ones that are going to come away from democratic challengers who hope to knock off a republican. >> maybe this research were going talk about now will help them. facebook just announced this new feature. regulators in d.c. got a sneak peek at facebook making sure it didnt ruffle feathers. barnicle is excited about this. this is a good way to stalk people. >> this is friends near you, what were supposed to call it. and this makes it easier to find people...

Be unconstitutional. hes expected to hold a press conference later today joined by some privacy groups as a top intelligence official insisted these programs work. edwards snowden is hiding out with his secrets perhaps in a hong kong safehouse, now accusing the u.s. government of a global hacking operation. thousands of miles away on capitol hill, the director of the agency snowden once worked for argues the controversial surveillance programs work. >> its dozens of terrorist events that these h...

It was divulging a program that i think there were still questions about, and for which the director of intelligence frankly lied to the u.s. senate and said were not collecting any data on any americans when in fact theyre doing a billion pieces of data -- >> what exactly are you going to do? >> theres 86 different privacy groups that are interested in the bill of rights and the fourth amendment and due process, frankly. there was a time in our country when a black man could have been strung fr...

Long it lasted. that is metadata. you dont know whats being said, you just know contact was made. now, that computer could analyze all those contacts to come up with essentially networks. who was talking to whom most often? we all talk to the same people over and over again. then, along comes some kind of event in the middle of all this. a terrorist event. what investigators could do if they had a suspect in particular is go back to all of that metadata and say look at all of the activity on the...

Were never told. but remember, when the investigation first began, google said it was not collecting data and then said, okay, it was collecting some data, but only fragments and then admitted gathering e-mails and passwords but apologized. the company claimed it was inadvertently collecting all that stuff, and be now we know, megyn, that it was inadvertently collecting it for two years. these privacy groups say theyre not going to let this down. i mean, they want congressional hearings to find ...

Onto youtube and sees a skiing video its likely in your gmail box would you have a lot of advertisements from snow ski companies and ski resorts. google maintains it will help customers cut through all the clutter. if you google jaguar they will know youre talking about the car and not the animal. they believe this is not an issue its more of a feature. google says and im quoting here, if you have a google account and are signed if we may combine information youve provided from one service with ...

Why is it today after the 9/11 commission, saying the airlines cannot have total control of the list, u.s. security has to have control why is it still not the case where the airlines have the control and not folks like you who know what you are doing. >> the airlines fought this for years as privacy groups and they v very, very resistant to moving the process into the u.s. government because of concerns somehow it would invade privacy or cost the airlines a lot of money, finally, we managed to ...

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