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Be careful what you put in an email due to growing fears of cyber attacks. the u.s. government is expanding security program that will allow more private sector employees to have their emails scanned. here with more on this is adam shapiro from the fox business network. good morning, adam. >> good morning to you, he heather. this is something legitimate. big brother is watching. big brother will be watching what we write in private emails. president obama issued executive order on cyber security...

Flows. so to me, its not just about assigning blame, its figuring out what went wrong internally so this never happens again. >> did you get at that answer. i think what we found out is that secretary clinton met with the prime minister and the issue of security was not touched, but not deeply, again, i dont understand how thats possible. >> in october of 2011 or-- >> both, october of 2011 she visited libya and march of 2012 the prime minister came to washington and on both occasions she admitte...

Flows. so to me, its not just about assigning blame, its figuring out what went wrong internally so this never happens again. >> did you get at that answer. i think what we found out is that secretary clinton met with the prime minister and the issue of security was not touched, but not deeply, again, i dont understand how thats possible. >> in october of 2011 or-- >> both, october of 2011 she visited libya and march of 2012 the prime minister came to washington and on both occasions she admitte...

For it? >> wayne lapeer the ceo of the nr. >> a says the group is proposing a voluntary program that would allow schools to bring in retired police, military or secret service agents to provide armed security. he says that will quote immediately make our children safe. what every mom and dad will make them feel better when they drop their kid off in school in january is if we have a police officer in that school, a good guy that if some horrible monster tries to do something they will be there. ...

Questions about englands security program in the run-up to the olympics. a terrorism watchdog saying that police are overcompensating, arresting quote, marginal terror suspects. last week investigators arrested 13 men in two separate raids. the group say the police may be intervening in cases earlier than they would normally because the olympic games start earlier this month. martha: they are on edge ahead of those fame. were getting new reaction from angry airline passengers. remember they were...

It was not my idea but im pretty proud of that baby right there. jon: that is nice, bring that home well put it in the museum here in the lobby. >> reporter: fabulous artwork. jon: one of a find. thanks, rick. jenna: we have breaking news on irans nuclear program. a meeting is happening right now in vienna and the u.n. nuclear watchdog agency is discussing iran. a senior u.s. official is voicing his concern saying this. that iran has accelerated its production of low enriched uranium, if it is e...

Agencies that have officers traveling. they travel with their weapons. >> lets set all of that aside. how do we make these lines more expeditious at big airports? >> take away the easter egg hunting that occurs at the checkpoint. if you say, if you have liquids, go over there. you dont need to worry about prohibited items except dont bring a gun or a bomb component. >> thats pretty simple. >> its pretty simple. and then if you spread the thing out, and the reason that this new precheck works is ...

Even after new start, the united states will still have more than 1500 deployed nuclear weapons, and some 5000 warheads. i firmly believe that we can ensure the security of the united states and our ally ies, maintain a strong deterrent against any threat, and still pursue further reductions in our nuclear arsenal. jenna: wim wa shall is international associate at mits security program and also author of the book "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world". so jim, we have the president t...

today marks one year since syrias uprising began with a day of rage. it is clear the rage has not let up. were keeping an eye, too, on afghanistan. defense secretary leon panetta just met with president hamid karzai as the u.s. soldier who is a kutsed of slaughtering 16 people is moved from the country. the washington monument is sinking. its sunk a fraction of an inch since the quake hit last august. today the circus ends and the prison sentence begins. former governor rob blago...

>> after ten years of war here, anti-american sentiments is growing with many afghans believing u.s. troops dont respect their religion or their culture. for them, the incident is further proof no matter what officials say. in kabul, connor powell, fox news. >> the u.n. nuclear agency admitting defeat in the latest effort to lift the veil on iranian security program. jennifer griffin reports the current nuclear effort by iran may not have been the first. >> a week after irans president brazenly ...