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To crafting spy eye, a malware he used to transfer money out of victims bank accounts and into accounts run by criminals. >> they sold the software, including specially made versions of the malware to at least 154 of his criminal clients who unturn used it to affect an estimated 1.4 million computers around the world. >> that fits a pattern. last month, a mexican couple was arrested in texas holding 96 counterfeit credit cards. police believe they purchased the data from the target stores breach...

Have had access to all of that stuff. you buy that? >> you know, they do assume it. but we dont know on what basis they do. mr. snowden obviously knows a lot about how you encrypt things, how you keep them from outside hands. we assume, and again, this is an assumption, that a lot of his information is up in the cloud. we dont know how well-protected. so its very hard to know exactly how much the russians, the chinese or others might have. or whether or not he either cut any deals or unknowingly...

Spending their time in a transit lounge. but we dont know whether or not any of the data that he had actually went to the chinese or the russians. you have to assume that since theyre pretty good at exel he trading this stuff, if it was on him or he had access, he was k accessing some of it in the cloud, they could have gotten at it, wolf. >> because you had an article in the "new york times" the other day that pointed out -- i didnt they this, pretty amazing when you think about it, he doesnt e...

Imposter. theres no use to that. no utility. and thecourt in virginia said theres no constitutional protection. this race case about companies getting green light to go off bullies in the cloud. the bottom line of the courts decision is that individuals cannot anonymously or another kind of user name issue these kinds kinds of defamatory statements and then hide behind the first amendment it was absolutely rejected and will probably be a trend going forward. this is something that affects compan...

Cam rand a photos. go right into there into the auto backup feature. make sure its turned on. any time you take a photo. live in the cloud. go to plus dot google.com and all your photos are right there. elizabeth asked me she says i keep losing all my photos, where are they going. go put them in the cloud and you dont have to worry about them anymore. >> if you have any questions, find me on clayton morris, i will answer any of your tech related questions as i always do. >> we are now just days ...

Spraying a special foam. the flames draw back, belch thick plumes of smoke and steam. the firefighters disappear inside the cloud. as scary as that looks, in just two minutes, the foam does its job and the fire is out. >> as soon as they got it foamed, the entire area filled with smoke. it was smoldering for quite some time. >> inside the incinerated vehicle, firefighters discover remnants of toddlers clothing. they belong to the drivers young daughter, who thankfully was left home that night. t...

Apartment building. no, your eyes are not deceiving you. she is twerking. she did it for an entire hour. it turns out the twerker was the lookout for a man stealing packages from building residents. and justin timberlake teaming up with the pacers. going to the basketball game and then the players going to sing at the concert. timberlake leading the cloud and wishing the pacers roy hibbert a happy birthday ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday, dear -- >> looked like it was a win-win week...

>> sounds great. thank you so much. no banks, no fees. no inflation. these are the potential perks of this thing called bit coin. but is bit coin really the money of the future? >> bit coin. >> bit coin. >> bit coin. >> reporter: bit coin is all the rage, but what the hell is it? and why should you care? its an electronic currency, imagine buying and selling without any middleman or banks and in complete anonymity. names of buyers and sellers are never revealed. thats why some call it the wild...

System, the cloud is made up of the remnants of our solar system, 4.5 billion-year-old stuff that the earth, sun, everything is made out of, its out there. and this comet started coming in at dawn of man. its making one trip around and if it ever comes back, it will be a millions of years. this is pretty much it for this comet and sky watches on earth. >> we have to hope it survives, right. >> if it does, will we be able to see it here on earth? if so, how? >> well, the big question about it, if...

By 11:08 the funnel cloud was on them. one storm chaser described what it is like to be caught in the cloud. >> it is not like it is in the movies. i didnt see a pretty blue center. i did look up. the debris was unbelievable t was very dark, the wind, i cant really describe. it was a sound, they say freight train you it is a roar that is ear-piercing. its something that i never want to experience again. >> reporter: were now looking across this path of destruction that was the two neighborhoods ...