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private email server.illary clinton deleted 3,000 emails and said she turned over all of her emails. mike pence said he returned his emails over to an independent counsel, they're reviewing what is personal and what is estate business and giving it to the state as he is supposed to do. i see a very big difference between the two. >> these are both people who are there to serve the public and i guess, participating and a common practice at that level of communications email server enters a lexicon of a political news cycle. >> what you say it's common practice, and that may be so, but there is a clear difference between the governor of indiana, to use a private email server for business, as long as that gets turned over to the records and the secretary of state, who is prohibited by state a permit protocol from using a private email server. those are very two different scenarios. >> there's also a difference between talking about mike pence's private email server and some indiana basement and the fact that

as long as the target email address is in the content of the email. the law only requires that one of the parties in the communication who again could be another american, is overseas and even that requirement is hard for the government to meet and practice. so the implications here ought to be pretty obvious. you don't even have to be communicating with one of the government's targets to be swept up in foreign intelligence surveillance act collection. you don't even have to communicant with a foreigner. you have someone emailing you just needs to reference a target email address. so i mentioned the target is not necessarily a terrorist because they allow for surveillance to require foreign information. that is to allow the targeting of individuals that the government has reason to believe they are expected to receive more likely to communicate foreign intelligence information. it is a broad standard in the government can then collect communications of all kinds of foreigners around the world. so think about how easy it would be for an american busine

people are crying all kind of things saying it was her email versus his email sexism perhaps it's realitythere was a law broken when we were talking about secretary clinton. there are no laws broken when we talk about vice-president mike pence. >> there must be something that feels after all the attacks of emails obviously it's different but people read headlines an he must want tonight bury his head in the sand to be associated with an email headline. it's still about optics and like we were saying with the president it's his team appearing to be attacked or weak. he feels that way. >> this is just end of as you said tom tuesday was awesome for the president and this week has just you know been a bad week for the administration. >> what this is, is irony. what this is is irony. if you pound on previous administration about emails you cannot have your own vice-president getting email -- >> you better have to all tied up. >> it die lutz the message -- and by the way the campaign is over. i don't know if anybody noticed yet. but we seem to still on both sides be locked into this catch 2 tha

nearly 30 emails show the vice president while serving as governor exchanged emails on how the stated respond to terror attacks globally and those involved in cyber security say the emails raise particular concerns about hackers being able to hack into mr. pence's private emails. does that raise red flags in this particular situation? >> if he was on aol with that account they are agrels which about security. but there is evidence his email account may have been breached. but i get those every couple weeks. the other thing about aol, they probably have backups and will respond to a subpoena from the government to turn over what they have. but hillary clinton took bleachbit to her server and we couldn't get it. the f.b.i. said that's wrong, there was classified material on there. i think you are comparing apples and oranges in this case. kelly: you know the political climate in washington is very partisan. do you think democrats are going to step up an attack on vice president pence because of these emails that he had on a private account and public account while serving as governor i

go to your email settings, whether it be yahoo! or g-mail, input your mobile phone number and the next time you login the security code is sent to your phone, you need your password and that security code to login, another added layer of security to protect your personal connection. >> even if i get your laptop i'm not getting that code. >> you put in that information simultaneously, much harder for hackers to get in. >> gabe gutierrez, good information, thing. >>> tonight a republican and democratic house leaders say they still have no evidence to support president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him and now mr. trump is speaking out publicly about his claim for the first time. we get more on the story from nbc's white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight a new suggestion from the president that it wasn't simply a wiretap president obama had installed at trump tower, like he originally claimed, but maybe more surveillance, hinting at more to come. >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. i thi

other email service. >> reporter: more than 205 billion emails are sent every day, that's expected to grow by 3% a year. cyber security expert adam levine says the threat goes beyond email, social media, like pictureop locations are easy tools for criminals. >> these photographs can lead burglars to your home or stalkers into your life or kidnappers to your kids. >> reporter: so how can you protect yourself? not just the basics, use long complicated passwords and keep software up to date but turn off gps location services and automatic icloud backups and delete old emails you don't need. they preserve information hackers can use to access your other accounts. lester, another important tool to protect your email which is called two-factor authentication. go to your email settings, whether it be yahoo! or gmail, input your mobile phone number and the next time you login to a new machine, the security code is sent to your phone, you need your password and that security code to login, another added layer of security to protect your personal connection. >> even if i get your computer your

accounts, whose contacts he then stole to facilitate an email scam. with these charges, the department of justice is continuing to send the powerful message that we will not allow individuals, groups, nation states, or a combination of those to compromise the privacy of our citizens, the economic interests of our companies, or the security of our country. for those who may not be familiar with the fsb, it is an intelligence and law enforcement agency and a successor to the soviet union's kgb. the unit that the defendants work for, the center for information security, also known as center 18, is also the fbi's point of contact in moscow for cybercrime matters. the involvement and direction of fsb officers with law enforcement responsibilities makes this conduct that much more egregious. there are no free passes for foreign state-sponsored criminal behavior. through the work of the national security division, the fbi, the united states attorney's office is around the country, we continue to pursue national security cyber threats using all available tool

and other email providers. the defendants include two officers of the russian federal andrity service, intelligence and law enforcement agency of the russian federation. and two criminal hackers with whom they conspired to accomplish these intrusions. dmitry dokuchaev and igor sush, both f.s.c. officers, protected, directed, facilitated and paid criminal hackers to collect information through computer intrusions in the united states and elsewhere. they worked with co-conspirators alexsey belan and karim baratov to hack into the computers of american companies providing internet and email related services. to maintain unauthorized access to those computers and to steal information, including information about individual users and the private contents of their accounts. the defendants targeted yahoo! accounts of russian and u.s. government officials, including cyber security, diplomatic, and military personnel. they also targeted russian journalists, numerous employees of other providers whose networks the conspi

. >> i had spent a lot of the day writing my dad a nice big birthday email. i had hit send and was talking to georgia on g mail chat, i'll see you after this rehearsal. and. >> boom. >> boom. >> everything just began to shake. i was in an office chair with wheels. so immediately as it started, the chair began to slide. and things began falling off the shelves. >> zach had never been in an earthquake but his co workers knew this one was big. worried the building might collapse, they ran down stairs and out to the parking lot. but soon they were told it was okay, it's over. but the disaster was just beginning. there was a monster over the horizon called fate. and it was coming very fast. almost as soon as zach got back to his desk, warning sirens went off and even zach knew what that meant and if the tsunami was heading to his town, two miles inland, what was it going to do on the coast in noda, where georgia was? what had happened to georgia? had anyone in her town survived the tsunami? >> it was unrecognizable. the buildings were destroyed. >> zach knew he ha

hacked emails. played a role in that i don't think jeff sessions said i know john podesta's password and hillary's people are working behind the scenes to undermine bernie sanders it was the russian idea not to campaign for two months any battleground state like hillary clinton? so in the big picture, this is a head fake. however, it was, to me a legitimate mistake by him. steve: it was to his credit a crazy question. he is going to write to the judiciary committee to explain what he was saying. brian: did he say he is going to do that? >> steve: yeah, absolutely. meanwhile, his boss, donald trump was defending jeff sessions. he sent out a couple tweets yesterday and said this. jeff sessions is an hun nes man. he didn't say anything wrong. he could have stated his response more accurately. but it was clearly not intentional. this whole narrative is a way of saving face for democrats losing an election everyone that thought they were supposed to win. the democrats are overplaying their hand. they los

server private email. tell us more about that. >> reporter: it was aol account, private email and not the server. that distinction they're making, saying that hillarylinton sin in this she hadhe server on her own property protected by the secret service and the actual email that pence was using was an aol account a private email. this is part of normal government relations in indiana. we've made this point as well one, he was governor and wasn't senator, or secretary of state so federal rules didn't apply and two as governor you don't have that many national security concerns. if you do you can call up the guard. that one is a little bit flimsier and the reason everyone knows about the emails pence was required and was complying with state law to hand them over to meld the two email accounts together. that's the official line from the white house, but optically i don't think this is necessarily a story they want out there. >> what about the reports that he was hacked? >> reporter: yes, so if he's been hack

it's not the only email he sent like this. colleagues of montgomery county school system have sent a ton of them. one week after the november election his district had every principle sent an email that warned hate speech something they never bothered to define would be punished severely. they urged kids to report cases of offensive messages to thehe proper authorities. last friday night, the very day after the alleged rape in rockville, he sent a school wide email lamenting on the basis of no actual evidence that hate-based incidents are on the rise across this country, something a lot of people say but no one actually proves. he urges students to participate in a contestua denouncing hate, any political expression that school administrators disagree with. none of this has anything to do with education of course it's a political indoctrination of stunned by force and they're not even trying to hide it. in january, the district took a stand for illegal immigration they sent an email letting parents know that montgomery county

. >> jon: questions are raised by a personal email account the vice president used while he was governor of indiana. we are covering all of the news "happening now." >> i think i have performed exactly correctly for an attorney general of the united states. >> jon: the white house standing by the attorney general after widespread criticism of his contact with the russian ambassador. so who is this diplomat from moscow? we take a closer look. plus... >> this is crazy. this is not how you live your life. >> jon: after nearly 100 bomb threats to jewish community centers and schools, now an arrest. we have the latest in the investigation that is getting nationwide attention. and why are so many attorneys general filing lawsuits against the president? >> sometimes the best way to help president trump is to sue president trump. >> press secretary spicer: it is all "happening now." ♪ >> jon: we began with president trump and vice president pence hitting the road, the emaciation tackling american education in the well-being of small businesses, the backbone of the u.s. economy appeared will come

and that email account was hacked.ident's office is responding this morning. vice president mike pence's office is reacting to reports that he routinely used a private email account for state business when he was governor of indiana.the indy star -- breaking the news that pence communicated with senior advisers using his a-o-l account......discussing topics including homeland security. the star's tony cook spoke to c-n-n about the email records -- which the paper obtained through a public records request.tony cook / indystar reporter: "probably the most sensitive thing we did see was some requests and updates about investigations.. in one case a terror investigation." pence's personal email account was hacked last summer... ...during a presidential campaign in which he was a vocal critic of hillary clinton's use of a private email account and server.vice president mike pence: "why doesn't she go ahead and release all the 33-thousand emails that she did not turn over to the fbi and the congress initially."former clinton

. >> a new email that is spewing frustration among bay area raider fans comes one day after owners voted to allow the team to move to las vegas. >>> this is pretty brutal. >>> >>> one day since the announcement from the nfl that oakland raiders are headed to los angeles and coach and native jack del rio had this to say. >> obvious there was emotion involved. some really -- some sad things and exciting for the franchise. home where i grew up. so mixed emotions yesterday. >> the raiders are wasting no time trying to solicit fans to sign up for a seat in their new stadium built in las vegas. >> the team sent an email to season ticket holders offering them a chance to put down a deposit. cristina rendon live at the headquarters with the story. cristina. reporter: julie and frank for many fans this is like a bad breakup and asking them back already as many season ticket holders saying it is too soon. >> it is personal. you love a team your whole life and to see them do it twice it is brutal. >> the sting is fresh for oakland raiders fans and some feel the organization is adding insul to injur

no work emails allowed. an order from his boss. >> why do you think so many people have a hard time disconnecting? >> i think it's this always-on pressure that you're going to miss some information. we think that the more disconnected you are, the more creative you'll be. >> a new study finds 45% of u.s. employees regularly answer emails outside of work hours. >> companies are increasingly aware of how burned out employees are. and they should be. i mean two in five of us are burned out. >> so a tech company, olark live chat, offers $1,000 bonus to employees who take at least five days of vacation without checking email and they're encouraged to share photos when they return. a perk carl has taken advantage of four times. >> employees should feel comfortable taking time away from work and realize that even if they're gone, things will still carry on without them. >> but leave it to the french to pass a law requiring big companies to limit emails after hours. >> what happens when you come back and you have th

pence's office said that he his office to mixer that state related emails were archived properly. alison: and someone stole a government car in military uniform and is now on the run. the f guy believes the thief -- the fbi believes the thief could be armed and heading to fairfax county. he stole a black 2015 government-owned-dialogue for a elantra from a facility in oxon hill. air is an active right now and we will keep you posted. and searching for a teenager who was shot to death near potomac high school. anna-lysa gayle reports. anna-lysa: just thursday, the police began a homicide investigation. neighbors heard about three gunshots and found the teenager in desperate need of help not too far from a playground. >> all the kids play on that playground. it is shocking. that, ihem to be around don't even know. anna-lysa: the teenager was pronounced dead at the hospital. neighbors say that he was a student at potomac high school. saying,ent was released "the prince george's community is deeply saddened by the shooting that took the life of an 11th grader at potomac high school in

line racist and xenophobic calls and emails.ot only are those calls offensive but they are also somehow illegal. he puts if they will not be tolerated and will be reported to police in montgomery county who presumably have never heard of the first amendment. speaks much more harshly about xenophobia than he does about sexual assault of a child. colleagues of montgomery county school system have sent a ton of them. one week after the november election his district had every principle sent an email that warren hate speech something they never bothered to define would be punished severely. they urged kids to report cases of offensive messages to the proper authorities. last friday night at the very day after the alleged rape in rockville, he sent a school wide email lamenting on the basis of no actual evidence that hate-based incidents are on the rise across this country, something a lot of people say but no one actually proves. if he urges students to participate in in a contest denouncing hate, any political expression that schoo

screen is the user system -- where the employee checks his or her email, and that is the vulnerability. he will show you the mistakes people make that leave power plants vulnerable to attackers. mr. day: i'm using what is called a week script. i have written out my attack here, so now i am going to in my exportation framework, i am going to go ahead and execute that. here i just passing some parameters about the exploit i want to here i want a fishing email .xls.d employee bonuses ure myoing to try to l victims. the victim opens it -- in this case, i am leveraging a vulnerability -- an old vulnerability in windows media center. i have left the security one in place so you can see what it is doing. i have told windows media center to reach out to my attacking system and download this executeable. this victim machine has now called to me, to my attacker system. it is called a callback. it allows me to get through firewalls and other defense mechanisms. -- i could see my connection right there. he is connected to me. i am going to interact with this now. so, now, i am effectively executin

and investigators say he sent email bomb threats to a museum, a school and a jewish center in new york and a jewish school in suburban detroit. those threats said they came from juan thompson, according to the fbi. investigators say he posted a message on twitter, saying a racist white girl he dated sent those bomb threats, trying to set him up. thompson's family was in federal court in st. louis today, where he was charged with cyberstalking. police there say they want to talk to him about headstones knocked over last month in a jewish cemetery. >> we're looking at all aspects. we've reached out to the federal bureau of investigation to interview juan thompson. >> reporter: thompson has a troubled past. an internet news site says it fired him for falsifying stories and his twitter feed is full of racist rants about white people. today's arrest doesn't solve who is behind the rest of the more than 100 bomb threats to jewish centers, schools and other facilities in 36 states in new jersey today, jewish leaders praised those who keep coming to community centers, in spite of the threat. >

prosecutors are describing as a russian-sponsored computer hack that targeted a half billion everyday email users, and the feds are naming names, identifying two russian intelligence agents and a pair of hackers, accused of orchestrating the massive hack predating the suspected russian interference in the 2016 election. but unlike that case, for the first time, russian spies have been criminally charged with hacking by the u.s. government. justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: it was one of the largest data breaches ever. >> yahoo! is dealing with a massive security breach. >> yahoo! is working with law enforcement. >> yahoo! claims the hack was done by a state-sponsored actor. >> reporter: the massive cyber attack on yahoo! launched three years ago made off with information on 500 million user accounts. now the justice department says it was directed out of here, the moscow headquarters of the fsb, the successor to the cold war kgb, and run by the very russian unit responsible for investigating cyber crimes. >> the involvement and direction of fsb officers with law

work trump campaign emails ever connected to the server? if so, where they collected as raw intelligence during the surveillance operation? the reason we ask this is because of what we saw happen to former national security advisor lieutenant general michael flynn appeared to remember news reports, a december call that he made to a russian or an ambassador was captured by what "the new york times" described as a routine wiretap of the russian diplomats phone? u.s. intelligence agencies, they do routinely monitor foreign officials, that's their job. protections known as minimization procedures have been put in place to ensure that american citizens are not caught up in surveillance. their identities and their rights are protected. this of course was not the case with general flynn appeared a transcript of the call was created, given to intelligence officials, who then leaked the details to the press which by the way is a felony according to the espionage act. we know from a "new york times" report in his final weeks in office that president

let's put jon's email address on the lower third here so everybody can email jon.arleston, south carolina, in this book. >> too. >> stephen: i did. this chapter right here, very interesting to me, right here. where is this? where is this one here? it says, "the sottile theater. you played there? >> i did. it wasn't full. >> stephen: i met my wife at the sottile theater. >> did you really? >> stephen: i did. i have happy memories. do you have happy memories of the sottilepositive theater. >> i do. and the show was very good. >> stephen: if you do say so yourself. >> let me rephrase that. the audience was great. i did what i could. ( laughter ) they-- i dove pret heartily into the food culture. i'm kind of a foodie. actually, i think that's a picture of the best thing i had -- >> stephen: this is a picture. my home town is famous and scrr proud of its southern cuisine. and this is-- you said this is the best meal you had in charleston. >> yes. >> stephen: this is a styrofoam container with a baked potato in it? >> yes. >> stephen: was was this-- it's a dry baked pota

if you are a victim of this scheme, cindy email to phishing@irs.gov. >> is it a challenge to find the challenge because they spoofed the email and sometimes the address they used to make the contact is spoofed or stolen. it is difficult, but what we do when we have a false return filed, we follow the money. where is the refund ultimately going to end up, and that is how we can identify who is perpetrating this game. >> it is always good to stay where, and thank you very much.>>> the anti-defamation league has announced the plan to build the command center and the heart of the silicon valley, part of trying to fight hate online, and the center would also provide support for the jewish community, as well as other groups, and this announcement comes in response to the growing number of hate crimes across the u.s.. >>> the pregnant woman that went missing yesterday morning is found safe, lauren soriano disappeared in the morning after leaving her home in cole valley and was considered at risk because she is nine months pregnant. the police would only say she was found last night around 11

al franken quoted emails gorsuch wrote in 2004 when he wanted to join the bush administration. >> "itime in ohio working on the election." this is you. "what a magnificent result for the country. for me personally, the experience was invigorating and a great deal of fun." now, that doesn't sound like someone who "steers clear" of politics to me. >> reporter: now, no democrat has said they will vote for gorsuch, and, scott, right now, for him to get confirmed, eight would have to break away and join with republicans. >> jan crawford for us. jan, thank you. still ahead, first family ties. >>> as anyone named trump can tell you, the real estate mantra is location, location, location. now, ivanka trump, the former executive vice president of her father's company, has laid claim to a few square feet of prime property, just steps from the oval office. here's anna werner. >> reporter: president trump has by his side at recent high-profile meetings like with germany's angela merkel, and canada's prime minister justin trudeau. now, along with a west wing office, she's getting a security clear

the neil gorsuch in those emails was looking for a job.ere's a message you sent to matt schlapp, president bush's political director. this was in november of 2004, after president bush won re-election. quote, i spent time in ohio working on election, this is you. what a magnificent result for the country. for me personally the experience was invigorating and a great deal of fun. now that doesn't like someone who steers clear of politics to me. you went on to right, quote, while i have spent considerable time trying to help the cause on volunteer basis in various roles i included that i would really like to be a full-time member of the team. you attach your resume', which describes in detail your work in support of political campaigns and candidates. basically you worked on republican political campaigns since 1976. you worked for reagan, bush one, bush two. you were cited for distinguished service to the united states senate for work in support of president bush's judicial nominees. by senate republican conference. which suggests that even

sharyl: when people have their emails stolen, their email addresses, and things like that from retailres like we've heard of, is this what some of them are potentially used for? s.a. christopherson: exactly. so there will be certain trading on the dark web of email address of victims. there's also the potential that once someone pays a ransom once, their email address or some other identifier might be sold or traded on the dark web, and now they'll be targeted again. scott: to help protect against ransomware attacks, the fbi recommends backing up your data regularly and keeping the backups separate from your internet-connected computers. next on "full measure," north korea rattling its sabers. is it just to test president trump? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the