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When estonia had the audacity to move a bronze statue to a cemetery and russia saw it as a diss, they actually cyber attacked and shut down their web access. lithuania invited some members of the parliament from the ukraine -- from ukraine, from the crimea area, to their country, as a showing of solidarity, russia attacks their parliament's computers. this has happened. this is not just about, chris, one political party being hurt or one election in america or even one country. this is a modus operandi and assault on democracy and we better start seeing it that way especially when our own inte...

Invasion. for decades, russia has responded to anything they don't like by cyber attacking. when iowa stone ya had the audacity to move a bronze statue to a cemetery and russia saw it as a diss. they cyber attacked and shut down a web access. lithuania invited members of the parliament from the ukraine from the crimea area -- so this is not just about, chris, one political party being hurt or one election in america or even one country. this is a moe distance op ran day and assault on democracy. especially when our own intelligence community it is telling us undeniably that this happened. >> w...

Arguments on letting to hear as many as 13 accusers testify in court. prosecutors say they want to show a pattern of behavior over decades. the defense is expected to argue that only constand should be allowed to testify. cubans will enjoy a benefit of restored relations with the united states. faster youtube videos. google just inked the deal with the cuban government to speed up access to the services like g-mail and youtube. this agreement won't expand access to the internet on the island. that is something google offered, but the cuban government rejected. cuba has some of the most restr...

No one can find any identity of this individual that registered the site. it doesn't appear that, you know, that it was anybody at least on the outside that did it. it was probably somebody within her own camp that set it up. it's a pretty sophisticated set up. definitely require a lot of it folks to actually go in and set this type of technology um. >> you say false name. do you know that it's a false name? and is this sort of -- i mean, is there anything -- i mean, when i hear false name of course, you know, my radar goes up on that one, or is that the way when you set things up you use some...

While we are there. >> we have home work and get on-line. >> reporter: meet christina and her four kids. they are some of the 75 million people across the u.s. who don't have internet access. that's one in four households and in some big cities it's far worse. in new orleans 33%, 40% in detroit and here in miami a full 36% with no web access at home or even on their cell phones. they are completely off the grid. >> now i'm reserving the computers, three computers we need. >> reporter: think of the reasons to find housing, access government services or to find a job and apply. >> yes! >> what's...