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Enough information in the system. the point being that is a fair debate that is ongoing. our mandate was to deal with the issue of inside the four walls of the classroom, the school property, for safety. you can have your background checks. you can have all kinds of side issues or gun control will not make a difference for the safety in the classroom because youve always got vulnerabilities there. >> but if fewer people get access to those guns because of more thorough background checks, that wo...

Called source spy breaks down the number of vulnerabilities, aka software flaws on smart phones over the last 25 years and what may be to us and a surprise to many is that the iphone tops the list with 81% of the flaws over the last 25 years. googles android follows with 9% and windows and blackberry actually as far as trends go since 2007 both blackberry and windows phone have seen a decline in the number of flaws. but apple is raising the stakes to defend its phones. the study goes onto say th...

Just sort of writing out my password on a piece of paper is actually safer than keeping them online or on your desktop or god forbid in your e-mail. do not store your password in your e-mail. >> or contacts list other pass words. jam on your keyboard. >> this is funny. so the two guys i talked to for this article, one is jeremiah grossman. hes a hacker at white hot security and he basically is a penetration tester so hes always working with different sites to show them what their vulnerabilities...

Whether theyre nonstate actors, whether terrorists or hackers or hacktivists, it allows them to see what we know and see what were guarding against. by talking about our vulnerabilities were sort of broadcasting the vulnerabilities. that makes the kind of discussion were likely to have so difficult. bill: with that as a baseline of knowledge then, we know its a problem. we know we have to do something about it. we certainly dont want to sacrifice intellectual property or national secrets but is ...

Words now and i think that sums up our -- our common view. iran is a grave threat to israel, a grave threat to the world, a nuclear iran. the united states is committed to dealing with it. israel is committed to dealing with it. we have different vulnerabilities, obviously, different capabilities. we take that into account. but what we do maintain and the president, i think, is the first to do , is that israel has a right to independently defend itself against any threat, including the iranian t...

Armed iran would be a threat to region, threat to world. and potential threat to israel. >> we have different vulnerabilities, different capabilities. we take that in to account. what we do maintain and the president i think is the first to do so is that israel has a right to independently defend itself against any threat, including the iranian threat. >> again, repeating that. >> he has gone out of his way to say there is no daylight between us. he is saying more than any other president israel...

The president has reaffirmed, more than any other president, israels right and duty to defend itself, by itself, against any threat. we just heard those important words now. and i think that sums up our, our common view. iran is a grave threat to israel, a grave threat to the world, a nuclear iran. the united states has committed to deal with it. israel has committed to deal with it. we have different vulnerabilities, obviously, different capabilities. we take that into account. but what we doma...

Attempt at effecting the election results? somebody trying to test the system? what was behind it, do you know? >> it was definitely the first documented cyber attack on an online election system, suzanne. but as to who did it and why and what their motivations were, impossible to tell 100% because, again, these anonmisers wash your tracks. it was the reason they couldnt even really pursue a criminal investigation because they can never track back to see exactly where the computer originated fro...

I think its fair to say the national rifle association may be the most powerful group in washington. those republican senators i think are making votes based on their political vulnerabilities or their perceived vulnerabilities in a republican primary. they dont want to lose the "a" rating. they dont want to come under attack from the gun lobby. >> what is that about, robert gibbs? whos the boss? like on the tv show. whos the boss? is la pierre the boss or the republican party its own boss? >> i...

That if i was [ inaudible ] i would vote for background checks. i think its fair to say the national rifle association may be the most powerful group in washington. those republican senators i think are making votes based on their political vulnerabilities or their perceived vulnerabilities in a republican primary. they dont want to lose the "a" rating. they dont want to come under attack from the gun lobby. >> what is that about, robert gibbs? whos the boss? like on the tv show. whos the boss? ...