albert gonzalez, if you could hold that up. albert gonzalez was convicted in 2010 of stealing 40 million credit card records that he made so much money, he even bought his own italian island. now serving 20 years in prison. and that is in line with legislation that i'll be introducing that calls for a 25-year federal minimum mandatory for the theft of a million records or more. just to say to ever do this in a massive scare good-bye, you're off to prison for a significant portion of your life. looking for bipartisan cosponsors. >> i think that the question of enforcement has got to be an area we focus on. i think there'll be some bipartisan interest. all right, with that, again, i look forward to a exciting and robust discussion, and mr. noonan, if you want to start, and then we'll go to ms. rich. >> good afternoon, chairman warner, ranking member kirk and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify on behalf of the department of homeland security regarding the ongoing trend of criminals

gonzalez --our albert gonzalez. in the summer of 2012, we people responsible responsible in the netherlands. we were able to bring to justice alexander in the dave and buster's case. and we were able to pick up three different romanian hackers responsible for the subway intoich shop intrusions thousand eight. we brought them to justice where the main leader was sentenced to 15 years in prison. we have a rich history of being able to effectively identify who these targets are, have them arrested, and work with international partners. i think it comes back to the relationships we build internationally bringing these actors to justice. >> the most developed nations that have a high degree of sophistication in their networks , they are vulnerable to these things as well. how robust are our agreements with other nations to go after the criminals that might reside in their countries? with have agreements numerous countries in europe. we have been working , very closely with netherlands.n the we have working groups in the

we arrested our gonzalez -- albert gonzalez. in the summer of 2012, we arrested two people responsible responsible in the netherlands. we were able to bring to justice alexander in the dave and buster's case. and we were able to pick up three different romanian hackers responsible for the subway sandwich shop intrusions into thousand eight. we brought them to justice where the main leader was sentenced to 15 years in prison. we have a rich history of being able to effectively identify who these targets are, have them arrested, and work with international partners. i think it comes back to the relationships we build internationally bringing these actors to justice. >> the most developed nations that have a high degree of sophistication in their networks, they are vulnerable to these things as well. how robust are our agreements with other nations to go after the criminals that might reside in their countries? >> we have agreements with numerous countries in europe. we have been working successfully, very closely with the british

we arrested domestically, in this case, albert gonzalez. he is sentenced to 20 years in prison here in the united states. we also in the summer of 2012 we arrested demetri, vladimir, responsible also in that investigation. over in the netherlands. we were able to bring to justice alexander in the dave and busters case where he was sentenced to seven years in prison here domestically. we also were able to pick up three different romanian hackers that were responsible for the subway sandwich shop intrusions that occurred in 2008. we brought them to justice where the main leader was sentenced to 15 years in prison. we have a rich history of being able to effectively identify who these targets are, have them arrested and work with other international partners. we have a host of international offices, international working groups. i think it comes back to the relationships we build internationally that are assisting us in bringing these different actors to justice. >> well, obviously most developed nations that have a high degree of sophisticati

. >> albert gonzalez was convicted in 2010 of stealing 40 million credit card records that he made sof of this, he even bought his own italian island. >> target said 40 million credit card numbers were stolen bus personal information from 70 million more. >> niemann marcus also had a breach over the holidays. their chief information officer will be here to testify, also. >> tracy pots in washington, thank you very much. our other big story this hour, the weather. another bought of winter weather could be moving in, two could be on the way. nicole mitchell has been tracking the storm. >> we'll tell you about the weekend system later into the week, but yes, another could be coming for this weekend and early next week. we already have one in the central plains. as this moves across the country, that dividing line, memphis versus chicago could be rain versus snow depend, inc. where you are, freezing rain with the temperatures in arkansas this morning. east coast, temperatures in the 30's today. that's going to be critical tomorrow. anywhere from new york to philadelphia with temperatures