i'llf those companies, call and allegheny technologies, say the thefts were not material alcoa and- our co--- allegheny technologies, say the thefts were not material to their business. >> exactly what does this indictment alleged? widespread theft of trade secrets, commercial information, all sorts of havoc commercial e-mails by five chinese military offices stationed in suburban shanghai working out of a pla information-technology unit. we could say charitably, but according to the indictment, a unit, an hacking espionage hacking unit. if you believe what the u.s. has been saying for sometime, this is really the tip of the iceberg and the start of the new normal of how the u.s. is going to approach this issue of economic espionage. >> why these guys rather than their bosses? >> that is a great question. we don't entirely know yet. the case against these guys is relatively easier to make than against their case -- that against their bosses. these are some of the same people who were written up in 2013 thatt in early we wrote a fair bit about in "the times" that time when we went out an

allegheny, dow, eastern chemical. >> you're absolutely right. oil, gas, financials. economic indicator. people could be worried to a certain extent. we have mixed economic news. liz: among those in the red, not cisco. cisco moved to the upside. the only dow member to do that. we had john chambers first on fox business. very interesting interview last night. he finally struck a tone, positive tone, saying this is time when things are starting to move. >> what a great move for cisco today. you're always cheering for these companies, hoping they continue to do well. in this case you're absolutely right. there is growth in mortgage america. [closing bell ringing] inurn europe, those are some of their areas of strength. liz: okay. you can see from those small things on the right side of your swing, the intraday picture and it's a fight to come back for the dow. nasdaq, s&p not going to make it. well off the lows of the session. david mentioned for the dow jones industrials we were down 210 points at one point. s&p having a big struggle. nasdaq at one point was down 65. to

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they are westinghouse electric, al coalcoa, allegheny electric d others. they tracked these cyber-hackers to one unit, of the people's lip ration army, 1961 eight, one office in one building in one city, shanghai. and they say this utters not only u.s. companies but also u.s. workers because when there's unfair competition u.s. companies can lose business and u.s. workers can lose their jobs. del. >> so lisa, what might come about as a result of these charges? >> well, you mentioned the statement from the chinese government. based on that i don't think a lot is going to come out in regards to these charges. the chinese government has issued a very strongly worded and angry statement today saying it is also the victim of cyber-attacks, saying the indictments today are fabricate ungrounded and absurd. it's calling on the u.s. to withdraw these charges and the chinese government says it is going to stop talking to the u.s. about cyber-security issues. we will see if this ratchets up they further but i would say it would be highly unlikely to see any of these

steel corporation, westinghouse, alcoa, allegheny technologies. could it be said, i will play the devil's advocate here, could it be said for the chinese defense that, hey, those industries work with the u.s. government. they manufacture things like steel. they could be working towards our disinterest in terms of our security. they could be supplying the u.s. military with things that could hurt us. >> you could make that argument. again, you're crossing that line into steeling trade secrets. why do they need to monitor them to see what our military activity is? more than likely what's happening is they're monitoring them because china's going through their own industrial revolution. they don't know how a lot of the things we've perfected over a hundred years works. it's easy to poke around on our servers and say, okay, that's the formula to make stronger steel or that's how you make a bulletproof side of a tank or what have you. this is where the internet of things becomes a very scary reality. we talked about extraditing people. but what we have

allegheny? steel? but then you get to the solar and you get to the nuclear power stuff.aling all kinds of information about cost. it's just a business issue or is it something more nefarious? >> well, i think it's a couple things. if you're doing mergers and acquisitions in china as an entity, you will most likely be compromised by nation-state attackers to get leverage information ahead of the negotiations. if you have any pending litigation in china, you'll also probably get compromised. those are two reasons that, quite frankly, the motivation behind it is most likely economics. liz: you know, the u.s. government taps into companies too. i'm just trying to be fair here. i mean, the chinese take it to a whole different level, but are we doing the same thing, kevin, to other countries? >> well, i can tell you just in principle as a former military person be, we're sworn to defend our country, we're not sworn to offensively hack for economic gains. so if you want to put a bright line in the middle of this debate, the chinese government because it's communist was state-ow

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steel, solar world, allegheny technologies and the united steel workers union. at a press event. u.s. attorney general eric holder says international success should not be based on a government's ability to buy and steal secrets and violators will be prosecuted. >> this administration will not tolerate actions by any nation that speaks to illegally sabotage american companies and undermine the integrity of fair competition in the operation of the free market. >> in response coin grounds the charges, calming them absurd and adds they will only harm china-u.s. operations. scott, this all sounds great. but these guys are in china. >> yes, they are. >> they will come here and subject themselves to the u.s. legal process. so what itself the.tof the indictment? >> the point is the largely symbolic, but it's more than that, because they've laid out what the u.s. knows now. they've basically put the chinese on notice, that's what you are telling us. while it could send the chinese further underground the idea is to basically call them out, say, here's what we got. we know what you are do

steel, alcoa, westinghouse, allegheny technologies, and solar world. the stolen information, invaluable. for example, by alleged by hacking u.s. steel, the chinese styes learned to manufacture the steel more cheaply, and u.s. steel saw profits plunge and they cost production and lay off workers. >> these victims are tired. >> reporter: in an interview with abc news, the director of the fbi says it's a threat. >> there are two corporations in the u.s. those who have been hack bid the cheese nose and those who don't know they have been hacked by the chinese. the amount is staggering. >> reporter: he pointed to a different case today. even american homes are at risk to hackers. 100 people arrested in 18 countries arrested with software called blackshades, spy on personal computer, able to spy on them with web cams. miss teen usa was a victim. her private nude photos stolen. >> some people think, why build when i can take? it's faster to build something you have built yourself. it does damage for our country to try to development good ideas. >> reporter: t

as the line of settlement's move steadily forward past the alleghenies the mississippi and the rockieshe jeffersonian dream of a westwood empire of liberty began to look like prophecy. even henry david thoreau when departing for his daily walk in concord felt drawn in a westerly direction. the future that lies that way to me he wrote the earth seems more unexhausted and richer on that site. mark twain was born in 1835 and reach young adulthood at the best possible time just as the country embarked on the most extraordinary period of change in its history. he was a westerner by birth raised on the missouri frontier. .. the two of them sam clemons as he was known and orion his brother got on the stagecoach and went west. and then in the spring of 1863 twain visits san francisco for the first time. san francisco is the place to spend money in the west if you have it so he is coming to the big city from the mining boom town and is looking for a good time. what people remember best about him aside from his grandly red brows and rambling gates was a strange way of speaking a drawl that spun

steel, westing house, alcoa, allegheny technology, solar world, and uniteed steel workers union, they worked from t same office building in shanghai. they stole product designs, to confidential legal strategys, to give chinese companies, an advantage over their american counterparts, attorney general eric holder declareed quote, enough is enough. >> today we're announcing an indictment against 5 officers of the chinese people's liberation army for serious cyber security breachs again 6 american victim companies. these represent the first ever charges again known state act for inte infiltrating u.s. targ. lou: jay carney refuseed to answer whether the subject of the brought up who china's top general was in washington last week. >> we have raised tried concerns with the chinese government. and today's announcement reflects our growing concern that this chinese behavior has continued. >> why is the president targets individuals instead of governments that are so transparently behind these acts? all russia has done is invade a sovereign nation and allie, all china has done steal billions

. >> the companies include westinghouse electric, a allegheny. and general electric. >> cracked the lock and loaded up sensitive information. >> in one case for example, u.s. officials say the chinese stole information on pricing and production from solar world. just as the company was losing business to solar products from china. products allegedly dumped in the u.s. at below-market prices. the justice department said it traced the hackers to one unit of the people's liberation army, 613 flay. and to one city, shanghai. president obama has raised the touchy question of economic espionage, and china says they are the victims of cyber-spying but the white house says there's a difference. >> i can assure you we do not gather benefit information for e benefit of american companies. >> based on, quote, fabricated facts, that the accusation is purely ungrounded and absurd. the chinese called on the u.s. to withdraw the indictment. but computer official mark zwillinger says the six companies allegedly spied on is just the tip of the iceberg. >> that is

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steel, westinghouse, alcoa, allegheny technology, solar world and the united steelworkers union. the five men work from the same office building in shanghai from which they stole everything ranging from product designs to confidential legal strategies, all apparently an effort to give chinese companies an advantage over their american counterparts. attorney general eric holder today declared quote, enough is enough. >> today we're announcing an indictment against five officers of the chinese liberation. this is the first charges for state actors for infiltrating united states commercial targets by cyber means. >> press secretary jay carney refused to answer whether the subject was even brought up when china's top general was in washington just last week. >> we have consistently and candidly raised these concerns with the chinese government and today's announcement reflects our growing concern this chinese behavior has continued. >> so why is the president targeting individuals instead of governments that are so transparentally behind these acts. all china has done is steal billio

allegheny technologies, a large integrated specialty metals company headquartered in pittsburgh.the united steelworkers union, the largest union in north america, and solar world, a leading solar manufacturing company. these victims are tired of being raided. it is important for their government to take a stand against criminals who infiltrate and exploit their computer networks. our domestic corporations struggle to compete with china on the pricing of steel and other goods. our competitive advantage has been to engineer superior, stronger, and more advanced products such as oil country tubular goods and seamless standard line pipes. these initiatives costs billions of dollars in capital and research and development costs. and these computer intrusions enable the theft of this technology and blunt our ability to compete. at the time of these computer intrusions by the chinese military, u.s. steel, the steel workes, and ati and other companies were involved in trade disputes to redress dumping by choo in a's state owned steel companies through accepted international dispute reck

the victim entities include westinghouse electric, alcoa, allegheny technologies incorporated, united states steel, united steelworkers union, and solar world. this is a case alleging economic espionage by members of the chinese military. the range of trade secrets and other sensitive business information stolen in this case is significant and the man's an aggressive response. the indictment alleges that these officers maintain unauthorized access to victim computers to steal information from these entities that would be useful to their competitors in china including state owned enterprises. in some cases, they stole trade secrets that would have been particularly beneficial to chinese companies at the time they were stolen. in others, they still sensitive internal communications that would provide a competitor or adversary with insight into the strategy and vulnerabilities of the american entity. in sum, the alleged hacking appears to have been conducted for no other reason then to get advantage of state owned companies in china at the expense of businesses in the united states. this

steel, which declined to comment, as did allegheny technologies, the united steelworkers union.nd solar world. the five defendants were all part of understand 61398, allegedly the most prolific -- operating from a nonsdrib building in shanghai. accusing the u.s. of inventing facts. a spokesman called for the u.s. to withdraw what he called the so-called charges, sue? >> scott, stay with us. let's bring in our panel, software pioneer, as scott mentioned his report. he did indeed cash it redhanded, and investor peter chironen, author of becoming china's bitch, peter believes it's high time that espionage rules are finally being put in place. kevin, i'm going to chart with you. >> last year in february, we released a report that showed that we responded to 141 victim companies. the way we were able to catch the chinese actors that are even mentioned is in fact they maid operational security mistakes. >> is sounds like they aren't quite as good at hacking as perhaps many say they are. >> peter, let me go to you. you say it's high time that these rules and regulations get put in plac

steel, allegheny technologies, three firms declining to comment.y said the chinese hacked the united steel workers as the firm was strategizing about chinese trade practices and solar world which was leading a case against china before the international trade commission. how did the chinese get in, relative low-tech hacking, so-called spear affirmative action as e-mailing links and attachments with malware. calls the whole thing fiction and is demanding the u.s. drop what is called the so-called charges. that's not about to happen, but the chinese not about to come to court and answer the charges. >> all right, scott. thank you very much. let bring in mark swirlinger, the founder of swilgan focusing on data and privacy security. what's your take on this, a couple of random dudes or the sign of something bigger coming from china? >> something that's been coming from china for years now. i represent technology companies and media companies that have had their systems hacked, and the suspicion has been it's been the chinese government all along. >> my

well, these hackers allegedly stole network credentials for all of the employees at allegheny technologies, spied on steel manufacturer alcoa and eavesdropped on e-mails from the steelworkers union during a trade dispute. it comes down to hackers trying to find a shortcut for chinese businesses to get ahead of american businesses. many of these chinese businesses are actually government-owned or tied to the chinese government. steel is consistently viewed as better quality in the u.s. than chinese steel. some of the attacked companies were doing business in china. hackers also allegedly stole blueprints to nuclear power plants. that's what the u.s. alleges. and business plans for solar energy companies. >>> all right, some other news. the state department closely monitoring a volatile situation unfolding right now, this morning, in bangkok. thailand's army declaring martial law nationwide. this is an announcement that caught the thai government off guard. army officials say this is not a coup. it's friendly martial law, just a move to maintain peace after six months of sometimes violent an

but as the line of settlement inched steadily forward past the alleghenies, then the mississippi, hen the rockies, the jeffersonian dream of a west ward empire of liberty began to look like prof my. even henry -- prophesy. even henry david thorough felt drawn in a western direction. the future that lies that way to me, he wrote, and the earth seems more unexhausted and richer on that side. mark twain was born in 1835 and reached young adulthood at the best possible time, just as the country embarked on the most extraordinary period of change in its history. he was a westerner by birth, raised on the missouri frontier. the outbreak of the civil war forced him farther west as he fled the fighting in his native state for the region beyond the rockies. there he found another frontier, and a social experiment unlike any in the country. in 1848 the discovery of gold in california had triggered a swift influx of people from all corners of the world. as the gateway to the gold rush, san francisco went from a drowsy backwater to a booming global seaport. mostly the newcomers were young, single

steel, solarworld and allegheny technologies. a few of them even hacked into the steel union.ricing, design, cash flow and information causing those businesses substantial losses and americans their jobs. prosecutors are prepared to face the alleged hackers in a federal courtroom. though there is a problem. the accused are likely in china. to that eric holder says hopes the chinese government plays ball. >> it is in the interest of china to me to be seen as respecttores of the rule of law. our hope will be they will as a result cooperate with us. to the extent we will not have that cooperation, we use all means available to us to ultimately have these people appear in federal court in the united states and in pittsburgh and given due process of american law. >> seems unlikely as the chinese government already denies the changer and adding accusations to hold remember hurting u.s.-chinese relations. holder says the u.s. has a range of options and will employ them to assure the chinese officials will appear and though he fails to name exactly what those options are. following th

the company is mentioned as targets is alcoa, westinghouse, allegheny, u.s., united steelworkers union and solar world. what do you think the chinese are looking for and what would they do with that information? what's the end game here? >> well this particular case we're talking about manufacturers of raw materials. but quite frankly this goes across every industry vertical, every sector. the retail sector, financial services sector, health care, communications, transportation. it really is just about getting a competitive advantage. we've seen companies and my organization we've done investigations where we've seen companies targeted in advance of a merger or acquisition with a chinese company. a couple of months prior to that deal being consummated the chinese government is inside their corporate networks, they are stealing data so when they sit down at the negotiation table they know tans in advance of the test. that's not fair. it's not competitive. it's not the way business is done. >> sean, who play as more important role in stopping china. is it the c

specifically: alcoa, allegheny technologies incorporated, united states steel, the united steelworkers union, solarworld, and westinghouse electric. >> all nations are engaged in intelligence gathering. what i think distinguishes this case is that we have a state- sponsored entity, state- sponsored individuals using intelligence tools to gain commercial advantage. >> ifill: the indictments mark the latest stage in a growing u.s.- china struggle over cyber- espionage. in october 2012, the house intelligence committee took aim at two major chinese telecom companies, huawei corporation and z.t.e. technologies, for their ties to the chinese government. it warned u.s. companies against doing business with them. then, in his 2013 state of the union address, president obama called for strengthening cyber defenses. we cannot look back years from now and wonder why we did nothing to deal with real threats to our economy. >> ifill: but china has complained the u.s. government is doing the same thing to other countries, as revealed by the n.s.a. leaker edward snowden, now in asylum in russia. the

the highest valuations of anything out there, you're talking names like amazon, liberty global, allegheny, charter, sales force, netflix, alumina, underarmour. again, not saying those are in his basket, but what would be in your baskets? >> for me, if i was looking to short something, i think safeway has gone a little too far too fast. you know, we all know that whole foods is due for a bounce here coming into this earnings announcement. >> they're due. >> safe way is something that's lined up, had a nice rally on the back of be being competition for whole foods. if you've been in a safeway compared to a whole foods, there's no competition whatsoever. i would be long whole foods, short safeway. >> first of all, we haven't started the debate. we'll get to that later on. we'll get our time then. 3-d printing is mine, scott. this is a stock that's gone from 97 to somewhere close to 49, $50 a share, right? it still trades at a 115 p/e presently. you look at the forward, maybe a 40, 50 p/e. if you're talking about bubbles, i think this one is still sitting in a bubble, and they have potential

that's philadelphia county to the east and allegheny county to the west.icans have had a tough time putting the state in play in presidential elections and here's why. in 2012 there were 556,000 registered democrats and 856,000 in philadelphia. that's 1.4 million democrats, a third of all the democrats in the state. it's equal to about half the number of registered republicans in the entire state. it used to be that republicans could count on votes in the suburbs to counterbalance the democratic's huge advantage among urban voters but that's no longer the case. back in 2004 republicans outnumbered democrats in three counties by big margins. more than 171,000 total votes. by 2012 there had been a huge shift. democrats now have the edge in bucks and montgomery counties and in delaware it's a 50-50 split. those numbers were key to president obama's re-election. he only won 13 out of the state's 67 counties but those three counties were among them, delivering more than half a million votes. pennsylvania is a state that's cast ballots in every presidential elec

as the line of settlement's move steadily forward past the alleghenies the mississippi and the rockiese jeffersonian dream of a westwood empire of liberty began to look like prophecy. even henry david thoreau when departing for his daily walk in concord felt drawn in a westerly direction. the future that lies that way to me he wrote the earth seems more unexhausted and richer on that site. mark twain was born in 1835 and reach young adulthood at the best possible time just as the country embarked on the most extraordinary period of change in its history. he was a westerner by birth raised on the missouri frontier. .. the two of them sam clemons as he was known and orion his brother got on the stagecoach and went west. and then in the spring of 1863 twain visits san francisco for the first time. san francisco is the place to spend money in the west if you have it so he is coming to the big city from the mining boom town and is looking for a good time. what people remember best about him aside from his grandly red brows and rambling gates was a strange way of speaking a drawl that spun s

because it turns out in allegheny county it's already real. been outlawed since 2012, they just implemented this new 911 texting service out in allegheny county, the home of pittsburgh. they received their first text to the 911 center but it came from an unlikely place. >> they have a way to tell where it came from and the person was actually driving as they were texting 911, even though it's been illegal for two years. >> they saw a drunk driver and texted. >> i'm assuming the person who texted said i'm driving. >> no. >> they found out the text was from a driver through technological means. that's a little spooky. >> they can try an gu late and see the person was on the highway. they are expanding their services, sprint, at&t, t-mobile, verizon. that's how waze works. the driving app. they're tracking you constantly. all of those services know where you are and how fast you're moving. moving more than 20 miles per hour they know you're in a car. >> some of the apps too, you are expected to give your content, your feedback about accidents tha

world's leading developers of nuclear alcoa, theology, largest aluminum company in the united states, allegheny technologies, a large specialty metals company headquartered in pittsburgh. union,ted auto workers the largest industrial union in north america and solar world, it a leading manufacturing company. beingvictims are tired of raided. it is important for their government to take a stand against criminals who infiltrate and exploit their computer networks. activity appears designed to benefit the chinese own steel industry. we struggle to compete with china on the pricing of steel and other goods. our competitive advantage has been to engineer superior, stronger, and more advanced cts such as tubular goods and seamless standard line pipes. these initiatives cost of dollars in capital and research and development costs. intrusions and able the theft of this technology and blunt our ability to compete. at the time of these computer intrusions by the chinese ati and, u.s. steel and other companies were involved in disputes to reduce dumping by china's state-owned steel companies. rick -- mec

steal and solar world fighting unfair trade cases and alcoa and allegheny technologies and the unitedrkers uni union wrapping up its campaign. cisco systems john chambers wrote to president obama to say that nsa has been intercepting products bound for china and modifying them for china. our customers trust us to be able to deliver to their doorsteps products that meet the highest standards of integrity and security. it looks as though, kelly, no one's hands may quite be clean. >> i want to talk more about what is the end game and how does it fit into the big picture. so this -- it would have been one thing if the white house came out with this by itself but accusations coming at a whole other level to this story. is this just business as usual in terms of countries spying on each other. what is your take. the president cakes the chinese atemds to commercially use the information derived from saying as a threat to the national interest of the united states. it's burly symbolic in that there's no chance that the chinese will extradite these five people back to the united states for tri

the victim entities include electric, alcoa, allegheny technologies united states steal, steal workers union, and the solar world. is a case alleging economic espionage by members of the military. the range of trade secrets and business sensitive information tolen in this case is significant and demands an aggressive response. that the ment alleges pla officers maintained unauthorized access to steal the information from the entities hat would be useful to the competitors in china including state-owned enterprises. trade cases, they stole secrets that would have been beneficial to chinese companies at the time they were stolen. and others, the sensitive internal communications that provide a competitor or adversary with litigation and nsight to the strategy and vulnerabilities of the american entity. n some, the alleged hacking appears to be conducted for no other reason than advantage and other companies interests in china at the expense of businesses here in the united states. that the united states government categorically denounces. obama has said on numerous occasions, we do not p

and allegheny technology. the stolen information invaluable. for example, by allegedly hack u.s.eaply causing world steel prices to plunge. then u.s. steel saw its profits plunge and was forced to cut production and lay off workers. >> there's only two kinds of corporations, big corporations in america, those who have been hacked by the chinese or those who don't yet know they've been hacked by the chinese. the amount of theft going on is staggering. >> reporter: the fbi director pointed to a different case. this one showing even american homes are at risk to hackers. 100 people in 18 countries arrested for developing a malicious software called blackshades allowing them to take control of people's personal computers and spying on them through their web cameras. miss teen usa cassidy wolf was a victim, her private nude photos stolen. >> it is story as old as humanity. i suppose. some people think why build when i can take. it is faster to take what you built than to build it myself. it is not fair and does great damage to our country's incentives for our people to try to develop

alleghe allegheny technologies and freeport and dow.ay's mine o losses. back over to you. >>> walmart the biggest employer in the united states is heading to high school to teach retailing 101. courtney reagan has the details on that program. starting them early i guess. >> that's exactly right. it's the last day of school for many houston area high schools and a number of students will take on summer jobs in retail. begrudgingly. a program at scarborough high school is working to change that attitude. >> there is this perception of retail it is a go nowhere job, that it doesn't pay well. so why would a parent say hey, son, hey, daughter, ever thought about going into retail. that doesn't happen because it's the perception that we have to change. >> the university of houston downtown and walmart have teamed up to run a pilot program, a four-year class called e-retail teaching about the business of retail. walmart has set a retail lab at the school providing training at area stores too. they learn all assects from logistics to marketing

as your opinion in the county of allegheny case indicates, the fundamental -- the core of establishment clause concern is coercion or conduct that is so extreme that it leads to the establishment of a religion because it is putting the government squarely behind one faith to the exclusion of others, and that's clearly not what's going on here. >> may i ask you about the individual plaintiffs here. and what do we know about them? they obviously have appeared at proceedings and they object to the proceedings. does the record show that they had matters before the town council during the hearings part of the proceeding? >> no, your honor. there is there's no evidence of that. there's no -- the respondents have no standing to assert the interests of children or police officers or award recipients or permit applicants. they don't even claim to be in any of those categories. >> well, what about the public forum part? they did speak occasionally then, isn't that right? >> yes, your honor. >> do we know what they spoke about? >> well, on at least one occasion one of them spoke about the prayer -

two big ones, allegheny and philadelphia among the five. but i would ask you to work with us on i guess two aspects are working for comprehensive reform of child welfare, number one. and also as we do that to help all children in that system. and secondly, to promote as this again better outcomes and evidence-based practices. just ask for your commitment to work with us on that and anything you would like to say about it. >> i would like to work with you on that, i and these issues are issues that i think of her important. even in my current role at omb in terms of this evidence-based and these issues one of the things that i was are interested in an highly supportive of was the psychotropic drug provision that is part of the president's budget. and analytically based when the using the numbers the administration has which are 17% of all children in the system are on psychotropic drugs up to 34% in terms of some of the other studies using data to understand what things are going right or things can be improved so i would look for to working

companies hacked -- allegheny technologies, steel corp.,, u.s.still workers union, westinghouse electric. can they prove that the companies have been hurt? absolutely. there is specificity laying of the allegations and impact. and if your viewers are more information, there is a company called mandiant. if you google them, you can get all the details. host: the attorney general for national security was at this press conference yesterday. he explained that they have got the hard evidence. [video clip] 61398 to hack into computers of six u.s. victims to steal information that would provide an economic advantage to the victims' competitors, including chinese state-owned enterprises. in the past when we brought concerns such as these to chinese government officials, they responded by publicly challenging us to provide hard evidence of their hacking that could stand up in court. well, today, we are. for the first time, we are exposing the faces and names behind the keyboards in shanghai from american businesses. thanks to the investigation of the fbi

but as the light of settlement instant steadily forward past the allegheny's, then the mississippi, thenhe rockies, the jeffersonian dream of the westward empire of liberty begin to look like prophecy. even henry david thoreau went according for his daily walk in concord felt drawn in a westerly direction. the future lies that way to me, he wrote, and the earth seems more unexhausted and richer on that site. mark twain was born in 1835 and reached young adulthood at the best possible time, just as the country embarked on the most extraordinary period of change in its history. he was a westerner by birth, race on the missouri frontier. the outbreak of the civil war forced them farther west as he fled the fighting in his native state for the region beyond the rockies. there he found another frontier and the social experiment unlike any in the country. in 1848, the discovery of gold in california have triggered a swift influx of people from all corners of the world. as the gateway to the gold rush, san francisco went from a drowsy backwater to a booming global seaport. mostly the newcomers

the victim entities include westinghouse electric, alcoa, allegheny technologies, united states steel workers union, u.s. steel, and solarworld. this is a case alleging that economic espionage by members of the chinese military. the range of trade secrets and other sensitive business information's : in this case is significant and demands an aggressive response. did the indictment alleges that these pla officers maintained of prize experts to access to victim computers to steal and permission from these entities that would be used for to other competitors from china including state-owned enterprises. in some cases they sold -- stole trade secrets that would have been particularly beneficial to chinese companies at the time that there were stolen. in others they stole sensitive, internal communications that would provide a competitor or adversary in litigation with insight into this strategy and the vulnerabilities of the american in three. in sum, the allies attacking appears to have been conducted for no other reason than to advantage state-owned companies and other interests in chin

a press conference today attorney general eric holder announced that westinghouse electric alcoa allegheny technologies u.s. steel united steel workers union and solar world had their systems hacked in a case of economic espionage here's what the attorney general had to say. the alleged hacking appears to have been conducted for for no other reason than to advantage state owned companies and other interests in china at the expense of businesses here in the united states these are the first ever charges against foreign state officials for infiltrating u.s. commercial targets by cyber means to talk more about the broader implications of the spying i was joined earlier by arik hesseldahl a journalist and recoat i first asked him if considering the d.o.j. amped up efforts in this area should be expect to see more crackdowns just like this. i don't know that i would call it a crackdown this is mostly about theater these five members of the chinese people's limited china people's liberation army will never see the inside of an american quarter and that's not the point the point is the phrase i k