as a protest against the mistreatment of police ginny and the anonymous hunka group has descended up on is row with the months of cyber tongue blocking thousands of websites. also stories achieved the week here on our c north korea gives its military the green light to strike the u. us as a counter to what it calls washington's aggression i mean while the dials pyongyang has the capability of fulfilling its threats. a probe has been launched into an oil spill caused by one of america's corporate giants in the state of arkansas while local households seek reimbursement for the damage done. also for a child rate of racial zero as the death of a palestinian prison that sparks a riot last hunger strikes in jails and rocket exchanges. the latest news and the week's top stories you're watching the weekly here on r.c. with me hugo ship of our thanks for being with us this hour for us the hackers group anonymous has launched a major a cyber offensive against israel the acts of it say their aim is to quote disrupt and raise is row from cyberspace in protest over israeli policies towards pales

the hackers group anonymous has launched a major offensive against israel the activists say their aim is to quote disrupt and erase israel from cyberspace all in protest over israeli policies towards palestine. as details. it all started with anonymous and then seeing their operation on you tube on thursday the group published a clip accusing these stradley government of failing to and settlement inspection and violating palestinian streitz addressing these directly government of the group stated you have not stopped your and less human rights violations you have not respected the cease fire the announcement of the intended attack on israel was spread via social media together with this picture off warning you better secure your sites now there were reports that scores of large organisations had to close their websites to shield them from hackers and i saw early sunday dozens of israeli websites were available so now it's officially on and if you try to access some of the israeli sites you will be greeted with this. it's hard to ask me how many sites were hacked numberous range from h

is conscious and mentally stable enough to understand and respond to interrogation according to anonymous officials in a recent line of questioning to hard knowledge his role in the attack allegedly telling interrogators that the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan are what motivated him and his brother to carry it out and although the latest news fills in some of the gaping holes there are still many unanswered questions about what really happened and why there's so little transparency we can only speculate to begin to fill in the blanks so what a story being covered twenty four seven in the news why is there so little follow up on the missing details to help me gain some insight on that and the media landscape as a whole earlier i spoke with mickey huff. director of product center in history professor at the college i first asked mickey about the questions i still have like who are the men arrested on video what exactly happened that night with the mit officer and where is the video of the brothers dropping off the bomb and i asked him why the corporate media doesn't follow up with the pu

is conscious and mentally stable enough to understand and respond to interrogation according to anonymous officials in a recent line of questioning to hard knowledge of his role in the attack allegedly telling interrogators that the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan are what motivated him and his brother to carry it out and although the latest news fills in some of the gaping holes there are still many unanswered questions about what really happened and why it's so little transparency we can only speculate to begin to fill in the blanks so what the story being covered twenty four seven in the news why is there so little follow up on the missing details to help me gain some insight on that and the media landscape as a whole earlier i spoke with mickey hough director of project censored and history professor at the college i first asked mickey about the questions i still have like who were the men arrested on the video what exactly happened that night with the mit officer and where is the video of the brothers dropping off the bomb and then i asked him why the corporate media doesn't follow

as we know it anonymous your my hero today so if anonymous is the hero who is the villain well today that dishonor goes to republican congressman mike rogers of michigan the man's sponsoring says no i'm not just calling rogers out for sponsoring a bill that would erode the last shred of privacy we have left you see any time a controversial piece of legislation like this quickly pushed through congress one has to wonder who is really behind it and cui bono on the case of cispa one of the benefactors of the military industrial complex and take a wild guess i who mike rogers is married to christie rogers this is rogers the defense expert a very successful lobbyist for a group called the man at that specializes in defense and homeland security which is also former private security contractor company that's currently sitting on a whopping ten billion dollar contract from the state department now not a conflict of interest for mr rogers who claims he's pushing a bill that internet users want to take a look at the people who are in the business of prosperity on the internet i think this is

as we know it anonymous your my hero today so if anonymous is the hero who is the villain well today that dishonor goes to republican congressman mike rogers of michigan the man's sponsoring says no i'm not just calling rogers out for sponsoring a bill that would have rode the last shred of privacy we have left you see any time a controversial piece of legislation like this buzz quickly push through congress one has to wonder who is really behind it and cui bono on the case of cispa one of the benefactors of the military industrial complex and take a wild guess i who mike rogers is married to christie rogers this is rogers the defense expert a very successful lobbyist for a group called man at that specializes in defense and homeland security which is also former private security contractor company that's currently sitting on a whopping ten billion dollar contract from the state department now not a conflict of interest for mr rogers who claims he's pushing a bill that internet users want to take a look at the people who are in the business of prosperity on the internet i think this

is conscious and mentally stable enough to understand and respond to interrogation according to anonymous officials in a recent line of questioning to harden all of his role in the attack allegedly telling interrogators that the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan are what motivated him and his brother to carry it out and although the latest news fills in some of the gaping holes there are still many unanswered questions about what really happened and why there's so little transparency we can only speculate to begin to fill in the blanks so what a story being covered twenty four seven in the news why is there so little follow up on the missing details to help me gain some insight on that and the media landscape as a whole earlier i spoke with mickey hough director of project censored history professor at the college i first asked mickey about the questions i still have like who were the men arrested on the video what exactly happened that night with the mit officer and where is the video of the brothers dropping off the bomb and then i asked him why the corporate media doesn't follow up wit

by the had to visit group anonymous or or groups associated there with who are saying that this is their way of getting back at israel for buying lands in the west bank and mistreatment of palestinians where there is an attack there's seems to be a response now or at least their husband response from the israeli hackers who have issued a statement saying that whoever whoever is participating in the so-called all israel is weak and feeble minded and for every attack that they do is really have to tell you doesn't fold but at the same time you have to understand that israel is a rather powerful country and of course the officials long before the attack has actually taken place and it was well it was well advertised you may say they have said that they're fully prepared for this to act and they have their best specialists working on preventing it and yet we're looking at twenty major sites down we're still looking at thousands of israeli accounts which are being housed which kind of brings the question exactly what exactly is happening with the israeli specialist and just how powerful the t

now our team managed to ask an anonymous hacker about the aims of the cyber attack on israel let's take a listen i said. we are the sons of palestinian people and we feel the pressure of the israeli occupation not only in gaza but also in all the arab and muslim world and as the first retaliation we committed a fast and full scale attack on israeli web sites to warn israel and all its supporters about the threat that hangs over them they have weapons and we have our own means as a result of this attack we receive the names of those who cooperate with israel the aim of the attack was to show the world the true face of israel and its armed forces and we coped with our task we failed to fulfill our goals by using force to resist but we succeeded through the cooperation of palestinians and the whole arab and muslim world so now we make a clear warning to israel in the future be ready for a new larger surprise this. president vladimir putin addressed at the largest industrial fair in hanover germany as he arrived in the country on sunday for an official visit the russian leader will also be

israel under fire online group anonymous has launched a wave of cyber attacks on israeli websites protesting against the mistreatment of . the united states delays an intercontinental nuclear test after a week of atomic threats naval provocations and ballistic. of the korean peninsula on the brink of war. dozens of residents are forced to flee their homes as a major. swamping a small town with five thousand barrels of oil. and twenty thousand birds slaughtered and poultry markets closed as bird flu hits china but with only six deaths the media is on course to break out of all proportion. with the top headlines of the week and of today this is the weekly on our with me will receive. the hooker's group anonymous has launched a major cyber offensive against israel the activists say their aim is to disrupt and erase israel from cyberspace while in protest over the policies towards palestine. details it all started with and now i'm seeing their operation on you tube on thursday you know the group published a clip accusing these really government of failing to and settlement expansion and violatin

as a protest against the mistreatment of palestinians the anonymous group has descended upon israel with a massive cyber attack literally blocking out thousands of websites. a probe into an oil spill caused by one of america's corporate giants in the state of. a local household seek reimbursement for the damage done. also a fresh outbreak of rage towards israel is the death of a palestinian prisoner spock's riots. exchange. with the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly tea with me rule received life in moscow. north korea ramped up its war rhetoric this week announcing its army is now officially authorized to wage a nuclear attack on america and the warning was followed by reports pyongyang moved to ballistic missiles to his east coast and north korea are saying its actions are aimed at countering aggression by washington which has built up its military presence in the region but as the crisis deepens so do doubts that pyongyang is even capable of turning its war of words into action unlike the u.s. that is. to north korea. north korea responds with even more

the anonymous hackers really are alina thanks very much indeed live in tel aviv. former m i five agent i mean russian believes that the damage of these attacks is negligible compared to what some governments have been doing in cyberspace it is very much going to inconvenience to the websites that are under assault but of course it does get a lot of publicity the difference between this and real hacking real cyber attacks can be seen very starkly happened when the u.s. and the israeli government committed an act of fiber terrorism when they attacked the iranian nuclear production facility when it released the stuxnet virus in august of the first we have western governments colluding to attack the infrastructure of another sovereign country so that is cyber terrorism that is not a real cyber attack looks like and of course it has ramifications now because the stuxnet virus went out to attack these precise but it's now out there in the world it can be used and abused and mutated by real cyber criminals out there so what the u.s. from the israeli government did with s

israel online the hacker group anonymous a wave of cyber attacks on israeli web sites testing against the mistreatment of palestinians our top stories this hour. back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly here on. at least ten children reported to have been among eighteen people killed today in the latest strike by u.s. led forces in afghanistan the raid was allegedly called in by troops on the ground after a bitter fighting nearby. and all ten childrens are said to be a mine of the eighteen children not to strike in afghanistan conor prudence according to officials there are reports says actually that it all happened when they knocked on his silence hits the home of a suspected taliban insurgents in a small village in that area at the time when the family actually was inside taking drugs or from the right after after the house was hit some locals from the area rushed to help the people who were hurt in fact at that house and were seen carrying some out out somebody on the children's and others from the under drivers of some of the problems

producer giving her a service spoke about what anonymity means for certain people who live in places where there are otherwise at risk of their personal safety for voicing their own opinions let's take a listen. the fact that you've been quite outspoken about at least online protecting user names in countries like iran and china and saudi arabia that has enabled people to almost have experience freedom and otherwise tyrannical so that society has talked to me about why you've been so adamant about protecting people's identities so a lot of the rhetoric that you hear from me on this point is less and google properties as it is generally aimed at using the internet right don't really i don't believe that someone needs to identify themselves in order to use the internet and for the reasons that you described there are times when anonymity is really important we all understand that anonymity can sometimes be abused someone will say things in an anonymous why anything can be very harmful you don't know where they came from you can't defend yourself the closest you can come to defending yo

anonymous, i'm going to call you, sir. tell you what we need to know as americans, as citizens, about the aryan brotherhood of texas and associated groups. >> caller: well, i think that we -- mark hit it on the head. we need to be very afraid because they are a very, very dangerous violent gang, and they're hard to infiltrate because they're kind of self-selecting from prison. you know, you could join a militia just by going on the internet, but they know who their members are because you had to be a member -- you had to be in prison to be able to get into the gang. you just can't join. so they kind of know who each other is very well. and they enforce a very strong sense of discipline. >> i understand why they might unite themselves in prison just for self-protection or whatever. what is their mission outside of prison? what do -- they want to take over the country as white people? or what's their -- what is it that when they're getting together, what do they talk about? >> caller: i don't think so. i think it's more, if

as a protest against the mistreatment of printed seniors the anonymous haka group has descended up on a zero with a month of slide out tog looking thousands a web site. also stories a train that we can all see north korea gives its military the green light just trying as a counter to what it calls washington's aggression i mean growing dolls young has the capability of fulfilling its threats. of quote has been launched into an oil spill caused by one or america's called for johnson in the state of arkansas while local households seek reimbursement for the damage done. and also the outbreak of racial zero as the death of a palestinian prisoners sponsor riots hunger strikes in jails and rocket exchanges . the latest news and the week's top stories this is the weekly here on our she with me have all the thanks for joining us. the group anonymous has launched a major cyber offensive against israel to say that aim is to destroy and raises row from cyberspace in protest over israeli politics towards punit stein. has details and his share he is a hit with me industry and out medina very nice

it is anonymized consumer data. but you have of the day that about consumers if you're going to -- data about consumers if you're going to understand what's going on in the consumer marketplace. there's no two ways about it. you all want us to write rules. if we don't have data and information, we can't do that. we can't do our job. and i think you would be quite dissatisfied with us and rightly so. >> i'm out of time already, mr. cordray, but here is what i would say to you, to many people this is going to sound downright creepy, to be honest with you. it is. and i just think people are going to be bothered by the fact that there's this federal agency that's collecting data on the behavior of people like you and me and everybody else who's paying off a mortgage, who's paying credit card bills every month. i think it's a very uncomfortable situation for your agency. >> i think if people want to misunderstand that, that it's somehow following them individually and somehow invading their privacy and tracking into thei

officials they're all being very cagey about this but they have released these anonymous statements that dzhokhar said he was very late on co-opted by his brother in this plot converted into this more extremist plan to plan the plantains bombs the boston marathon. himself has also been put from anonymous sources say on the cia database of people to luminescent which is added also to previous investigations by the f.b.i. so raises further questions as to babies who were not picked up here in digital where previous investigations by the f.b.i. it was two years ago that russian officials told the f.b.i. about tamil eelam but apparently still managed to slip under the radar. thank you. well there revelations about. having been in the cia database for over a year are just some of the details that have emerged with the investigation still in its infancy but some in the global media have already been jumping to conclusions in their portrayal of the suspects as aunties and i see a truck and now reports. a terror act that shocked the u.s. the suspects a nineteen and a twenty six year old tha

it turns out it was slipped into the legislation anonymously [audience reacts] ooooh says the audience. [ laughter ] it turns out members of congress involved in writing a bill while the bill is in subcommittee are allowed to add any provision they want anonymously, no fingerprints. the laws of the most powerful nation on earth are written with the same level of accountability as internet comments. no, no, that's not fair, internet comments have an ip address and they are relatively traceable. none of this would be surprising if we paid closer attention on saturday mornings growing up. ♪ i'm only a bill and i'm sitting here on capitol hill ♪ >> i'm just a bill i don't want any trouble. monsanto. that's exit only fella! ow! congratulations now you are a law. >> democracy hurts my ass. >> jon: congratulations law >> you might recall two weeks ago the republican party had a big announcement to make. >> we have to be more inclusive. we can be true to our principles without being disrespectful to those that don't agree with 100% of them. as president reagan our 80% is not our 20% enemy. >>

am i going to be anonymous in the future still on the internet? is that going to change because one of the things i love about the internet is nobody gets to know who i am when i'm posting those comments on the yahoo news like, like am i... are people going to know who i am in the future. >> you can have the identities colbert, 1, 2, 3. >> stephen: they would know that's me though. >> it could be somebody enters naturing you. >> stephen: right now i'm puppy lover 42. >> you'll still be able to be anonymous to engage in whatever nefarious acts you're busy doing. you'll have multiple identities because you'll have multiples names and password. i think puppy lover 42 is taken by you. but there will be other ones as well. >> stephen: can i live forever? yes. stephen: really. not now. stephen: i can live forever but later. so i just have to live long enough for later to become now. >> but your digital identity will live forever. there's no delete button. >> stephen: on me? that is profound. stephen: eric schmidt, thank you so much. ( cheers and applaus

that's not a proper role and the data is anonymous. not been going to you or me particularly but consumers generally, but it's helpful and essential to us to do our work. >> i appreciate that response. let's talk about the anonymousity. bloomberg article talk about collecting and storing the enormous opt of data the agency is collecting. even if the dat tase not personally identifiable to the agency isn't it possible for the cfpb to hire contract are to dig into this information and obtain personally identifiable information? >> i don't know that would be possible or. no it's not what we're doing and not what we're going to be doing. we have no interest in how to -- -- watching consumersle we have an interest in understanding how financial products are affecting consumers and do the very meticulous cost benefit analysis you want us to do as we write rules weevil have an interest in making sure the studies and reports congress is asking us to do help inflame your policy decision which is are the law we follow on sound grounds and we can

they're asking fin who recognizes this lexus to give investigators a call on their anonymous tip linedavid stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in the south bay tonight, san jose police are investigating a man's death, and trying to figure out if he was a victim of foul play, or committed suicide. police say a 911 call came in about 12:45 this afternoon on truckee lane near snell avenue. when paramedics got there, they found a man with at least one stab wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> crime fighting efforts in oakland are getting another boost from the california highway patrol. their contract was set to expire this friday, but there is now word of a tentative agreement on a new deal that would actually expand the chp patrols from two days a week to four. alameda just ended their patrols in oakland, after failing to reach a new contract with the city. >>> it sounds like an urban legend. >> given a one way ticket on a bus with no meds. >> the psychiatric patient dumped in the bay area, and why you may be paying for it. >> how bay area fire departments are preparing for

abramson was anonymously criticized by detractors in her newsroom for being "brusque" and ill-tempered. some women leaders have said abramson is being judged unfairly because the focus is on her demeanor and not on her work. had it been a man, they say, the response would have been different. while powerful women are described as having sharp elbows, powerful men are called "aggressive," that as a compliment. >> so congresswoman norton are women destined to be judged harshly when they assume powerful positions? are. >> probably, bonnie, at least until we get a critical mass of such powerful women who get the power, the ultimate power, to control their own image. >> well, i think the devil wears prada will always have a tough time especially when dealing with their demeanor. but on top of that you're going to add they're looking at what they're wearing and how they look. >> judgment is warranted when there's so few women at the top but it's time to turn the tables and look at culture not just women. >> constructive criticism is a wonderful thing but when you're attacking that's not heal

massive operation anonymous. which is been really helpful but inside. burma once i first arrived in scituate which is the main city in america and you know there were smiles and people waving thinking i was a tourist but after a few days or realizing that i was going into the i.d.p. camps to meet suddenly change you can literally feel this kind of hostility towards us and there were a few incidents where people saved. to myself and the people of working with. actually made this question our safety but the important thing is is that i'm a foreigner i'm british i can leave the support of the british consulate if need be but the reason you have no such a court big they can't jump on a plane in fact they don't even have fought and trial and permission we should have to pay for which they really get so you know out so you know people are actually very thankful fact that we're reporting on this but inside expression scituate it was very very hostile and i want to put this article you mentioned this earlier about the i read that has actually been purposely blo

the inmate agreed to the interview on the condition of anonymity.ay is disturbing, but provides a rare insight into the mind of a serial rapist. >> after performing the rapes, the physical rapes, i would literally scare these women to death. what i would do is go into a victim's purse, i would find address books, i would take their driver's license out of their purse. and i would say, okay, now i know where you live. i know where you work. i know where your kids go to school. if you ever report this to the police, i will come back. i will kill you, i'll kill your family. and i would make my threats as real as possible. and nine times out of ten, they would try to reassure me that that would never happen. >> when he decided he was done, he would drive his victim back to the parking lot where he had kidnapped her, return to his car and drive home, often with what he described as a trophy. >> did you take jewelry? >> rings. earrings, watches. necklaces. an item that would let me recall a particular victim. >> during the course of the interview, when he