so one of the criteria we look at in the conficker case, it was a big bot net. how many of my customers are being negatively impacted by this piece of malware? so i think the state is not great on the internet, but i really -- the past couple years have really seen a surge in internet service providers and technology companies taking more of an interest knowing that private companies can do more to protect folks. so i think, i think, i think the dark days are behind us. [laughter] >> i need some type of wood. i think we're getting that awareness. i think as we really start to understand that there's more things that we can do, we're kind of coming out of that. so at our last conference we had about two weeks ago, we've been doing conferences for ten years now. >> this is your digital crime -- >> on the heels of the international bot net task force. we're starting to see more people talk about how can my company help, how can my company take down -- i would love to see spam go away as a distribution mechanism, but i think there a perspective, there's a certain pe

for a long time it was creating massive bot nets, and now the trend seems to be more these advanced,rsistent threats where you have a very carefully sculpted exploit for a specific reason. >> yeah. that's what you see is kind of the purpose. so if i want to make a lot of money really quick, i'm going to compromise a lot of machines knowing i have a six-day window for the antivirus to update and go. if i want to be on the screen for a long time, what you're seeing is a fourth type of approach. you're seeing really advanced malware and new innovative techniques to get up to the box for more of the criminal enterprise, so you're absolutely right. >> a couple of years ago the fbi stated that something like 100 companies had offensive cyber war fair programs. -- warfare programs. you're out there in the real world. does that seem like a plausible number to you? any way to -- >> yes. [laughter] >> i don't know where they came up with the number. i would think that there's probably most -- >> yeah. in the modern world, i mean, so much -- we increasingingly lean on the internet for so much t

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. >> talking about a dog bot? >> not exactly. a dog that carries a robot. this is a communication, a demonstration they did for homeland security. they trained search and rescue dogs to find somebody. the robot deploys and that's where they pick up point a view camera from the robot. >> so the snake robot like fixes itself on the person automatically? it's able to do that? >> no. there's somebody controlling the robot. you saw the one shot. they are towing a wire. that's how the robot is controlled through a wire from people further from the scene. >> it actually crawls? >> it does like a wave action. >> looks like it has a 360 degree range so no matter where the camera drops, they will find the person down there. dogs and snakes working together. >>> after deadly flooding, a motorcycle to the rescue, packed down with bags of needed food. >> tends to change the center of gravity of the motorcycle. >> see how tough helping out can be. >> if we're going to talk about >>> they got a lot of snow in seattle, washington. >> oh, yeah. >> people have been trying to

but some data aggregators use the web weekends, use bots to collect really a picture of the whole aspectof the web through google searches and so forth. so far the courts have not said that that's a problem so there's a lot of information that follows your travels all over and can mainly be used for marketing but now can be used for other purposes. >> a question on facebook. generally of your account is very private is hard for an employer to look at it. something that some employers have though is, sometimes you can access certain information of of the person has made it available to the network so a lot of employers used to, if they had an intern who is said and why you that in turn could ask of certain information for other people who are at nyu. so before you want to look your privacy settings and no, make sure you know which audiences you are exposing your data to. if you're only showing it to your friends for the most part only your friends will be a lucy what what is there. >> employers would not have access to that as i understand it and if i mass ask lori so i can understand, ho

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this is an opportunity to not only help out, but do great things for your bot ott line, and help your bottom line in the process of doing it. this is an american issue. while that policy piece is in place, there are several others that are helpful. i think secretary solis has talked about the gold card. this is at the one stop throughout the country. the veteran gold card is available to every post 911 veteran in the united states of america. help take sergeant cooper and introduce him to the private sector in a meaningful way and put him or her at the top to zee fine meaningful employment. i would ask you to spread that word. the department of labor is greatly involved. in a very personal way in matching -- to be able to match individual who with a need for a job and unemployed are in the pool for those out there. we've worked with google, linkedin. what used to be 193 job portals for veterans around the country and provide a single stop shopping opportunity for the veteran veterans as a result of the collaborative effort between the dod and va. in the great private outreach called s

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change in romania but is this is anything to go by the road to reform will be long and hard fought tom bot. and you are with r t still had for you this hour. hungry why wait grab a pizza to work out ways people in the us get food good food for free. russia has announced ambitions plans to send unmanned vehicles to the moon with the eventual aim of building a permanent colony was kosmos hopes to work in partnership with the u.s. and e.u. with the permanent base offering benefits for space travel and exploration artie's peter oliver has the details. because most want to send first off to unmanned probes to the surface of our nearest celeste steele neighbor and take samples bring them back to earth so they can be studied and analyzed with the hope eventually that we can set up a permanent base on the move now this all sounds very science fiction but it could very soon be science fact a moon base has been said that it could very well be a very good place to to launch spacecraft from would also be a very good place to build spacecraft of course the the gravity of the moon much less than there i

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hai ha harry cab bot laws hat won. were the voters of new hampshire to make that decision? >> i think the voters of new hampshire today would not make that decision. i think there's a very different climate in the world, and i think that if that situation came up, the former senator from massachusetts, then ambassador, would not do as well. >> well, unfortunately i think you'd have to say that huntsman is right, to quote him actually here, verbatim, this nation is divided, he said to david, because of attitudes like that. and i think what you just reflected is we're living in the country ha that has a bad attitude as far back as 1960s. that's a bad comment about the nature of the election, sir. >> people are angered by the policies reflected of this administration and they're not supportive of somebody who supports those policies. that's what the issue is. it's supporting bad policies. >> okay. thank you, governor. it's always good to have you on. >> nice to be on, chris. have a nice day. >> surrogate for mitt romney. thank you for coming on. let's go to david gregory, mode

two hundred twenty dollars in savings on their taxes i've ever seen a better example of the systems bot. no absolutely not and there is simply no doubt that that approach to commerce is very very profitable that if you can devote a little bit of money relatively speaking a little a million dollars to lobbying since saves you three hundred billion dollars a year in taxes is obviously a very very good a very very good investment but all of this plays back into the you know the insidiousness of inequality right when you have great economic inequality it produces great political inequality because you have a system which you have you have a economic structure which allows some people to buy you know one hugely disproportionate amount of influence over others and there are all sorts of ways to handle that but but you will note that the the amount of political inequality in our system has riven risen exactly as fast as the amount of economic inequality in our system and i think that maybe one of the things that needs to happen to if we want people to wake up to the inequality is that sometime

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you're bot trying to sway voters. i think i can speak for bret, bull feathers.should four or five states pick our candidates. if only they were in states, the wealthy people could compete because by going to spaul places first, any candidate can get momentum with a moderate amount of cash and that's why the system has been set up. adrian jones, if romney took poorly managed companies and made them competitive that's the business model america needs. a and. and from thailand, i've noticed so many public candidates criticizing romney and companies, don't they want to close ineffective government agencies? as we say in thailand, same same, but different. and mr. o, got a great christmas present when i came home to my island. for the first time ever, the factor was broadcast. excellent! and from connecticut. killing lincoln cost me a good night's sleep, thanks for looking out for me. my pleasure to do that, heidi, thank you how much you learned staying out of the land of nod. mr. o, i read killing lynn done commuting to work. my job is in saudi arabia, a brutal 34 h

. >> i should just mention that nbcu and bain kacapital are bot owners of the weather channel in thenterests of full disclosure. but when we talk about the narrative, this isn't the first step to get his opponents fodder. he said he was happy kennedy had to take out a second mortgage to beat him in the race for the senate. his dad told him don't run for office if you need a paycheck. is there a sign that romney is getting a little rattled here? >> yes, and it's getting close to voting day, chris, but over the course of the year when mitt romney has been a little under fire for stumbling over his words, the press makes a big deal of it because he hasn't campaigned that much this year. he's really been sort of caged up all year. the romney campaign hasn't wanted him to be overexposed, so when he comes out and says things like that, we pounce on him. the public hasn't had much access to him, but he's not as disciplined as people think, and when he's let out to say things, it's going to create a problem for him, and the more he campaigns in the next year if he's the nominee, he could fac

civilization which is the ability for us to communicate and express our ideas freely than try to low bot misit. >> the only thing i would say in conclusion is that protecting the internet requires that it be an environment that is under the rule of law. >> suarez: thank you both. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> ifill: finally tonight, an unflinching look back at the war in bosnia, as told by angelina jolie. jeffrey brown recently sat down with the oscar-winning actress and the stars of her new film. >> brown: she's one of the most recognizable women in the world, an actress who often appears in glamorous or action roles. >> have you violated international law? >> brown: but for her latest movie angelina jolie has step behind the camera as a first- time director and writer and tackled a very serious subject indeed. in the land of blood and honey is a fictional account of events of the war in bosnia of the 1990s in which more than 100,000 people were killed with ethnic cleansing and brutal atrocities against civilians including system atic rape. why the war in bosnia? was it something

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