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he says the latest security breech raises major concerns about passenger safety.ons how could security could be if a 15-year- old was able to scale the fence here topped off with barbed wire and go undetected. last month the boy hopped a fence here at the san jose airport and hid in the wheel well at the airline's jet. security cameras did not show him but did show an undetected person on the tarmac. three weeks before the security breech the ntsb cleared san jose's airport as meeting perimeter security retirements. this morning travelers are glad they are taking a closer look. >> at an airport it is hard to monitor every square inch of a perimeter, so it is good they are taking a second look and doing something to see if they can improve the process and the ability, visibility, maybe more cameras. >> reporter: fallwell requested the government accountabilities of to conduct a nationwide assessment of the nation's airport perimeter security needs. cameras from the media will not be allowed to shoot video of the tour this morning, but he will be speaking later. we

customers told to drop to the ground >> a massive breech at ebay the company says he need to change your pass word. the best way to do that. >> tonight containership in the united states. >> stay with us the news continues in just 60 seconds. oshgs a woman kidnapped ten years ago at just 15 is finally free tonight. the man arrested for rape, lewd acts with a minor and assault and imprisonment. garcia was dating the victim's mother, living at their house, police say garcia assaulted the mother, drugged the girl, and kidnapped her. over ten years victim says she was raped, forced into marriage, and had a child with her captor. police say garcia used physical and mental abuse to keep her from leaving. >> tell herz her mother is not looking for her. this is a 15-year-old girl only in the country six months she doesn't know where to go or what to do, she's if a strange city. he's all she's got the brain washing starts up. >> police say garcia forced the woman to work with him on a night cleaning crew so he can watch over her. she found her sister on facebook. >> wow. >> check out video of an

>> there aren't enough eyes to keep an lookout the congressman says, saying it was the fifth breech of security at u.s. airports in five years. sky 7 hd was overhead the congressman was focusing on the fencing that surrounds the facility, accompanied by staff and two police officers. afterwards, swalwell told reporters more needs to be done. >> san jose met standards that tsa set for them. i don't accept that those protect passengers. >> swalwell says it's still a mystery how the show away breeched security. no video shows him jumping a fence. if that is to be believed swalwell, who sits on the house homeland security committee, wants this airport to be among a small group to test new kinds of security technologies >> we have looked at a number of them already. they include everything from radar, flydar, as well as surveillance cameras that can detect motion. >> the key will be finding technology, he says that isn't set off by birds or animals he's concerned about costs, not convinced higher fences will impede intrusion he did disclose plans to add surveillance cameras. >> having an ai

the white house after a driver breeched an area before 2:00 this afternoon. the car followed a motorcade including the president's daughters into a property entrance the driver then detained. he did have a passion for a security building next door. >> china's alibaba group filed for an initial public offering hoping to raise $1 billion. for now, not specifying how much stock will be sold the process is expected to take 3 to 4 months to complete. it's been making more money than amazon and ebay combined. >> beverly hills security council is voting on a resolution to sultan of bruin eye to sell the beverly hills hotel. he and others are outraged over the sultan's support of new laws in his country calling for the stoning of anyone found guilty of adultery, homosexuality or having an abortion. >> we hope maybe draw attention to this and people go okay. maybe i won't hold my event there until they change this. we have economic pressure to apply. nobody talking about burning anything down or destroying anything. just making people aware. >> the parent company call

. >> police arrested a man they believe might be linked to the massive target data breech. a television situation says police picked up this man. police say he used stolen cards and wanted for credit card abuse in arkansas. >> a group proposing a ban on parking of oversized vehicles held a protest today. 200 people in the city live in their becks. a parking ban resulted in massive displacement. examer expanded to 61 more location as cross san francisco. >> the state legislature taking action against a rising number of renters being evicted in san francisco. >> this could make a huge difference the bill to protect tenants cleared the hurdle, designed to prevent speculators from buying up apartment buildings and then flipping buildings for sale they can do that under the state ellis those approved in committee will go to the full senate we've heard today's graduates are returning home to live with mom and dad. a few research studies says 36% of all high school and college graduates are now living at home. grads say the job market is just too tight to find a job. now, potentia

that technology is needed to monitor the airport authorities say a 15-year-old stowaway breeched security. saying any new technology might include radar or motion detectors. >> federal screening agents found 81 pounds of pot this morning. look at that, stuffed inside of luggage. you can see the pot was sealed and packed inside suitcases. the alameda county sheriff fon kiss skated that pot. >> three homes suffered damage in a fire in the ocean view neighborhood. investigators say it's too early to tell what caused this blaze. it broke out on bright street. three people were injured. residents say it's just chaos trying to get out. she's okay, she's over there. glad to be okay. >> saying the fire spread quickly because of thin, shared walls >> there is a need for a very basic service. hundreds of people lined up as early as 3:00 in the morning for a chance to get free medical care in san francisco and oakland. ucsf going to offer free dental screenings in the city. free screenings help promote good dental health this, morning it will be offered to children and adults in the bay view neighbo

this time, they're getting more attention because it comes on the heels of data breeches charging overrom changing over from magnetic stripes to eliminate. however, they offer consumers, i should say cost stores a great deal more. >>> are you flying this summer? well, at airport, you can now do shopping and get a message at many airports, medical care. sfo had a center now other airports joining in. at las vegas mckaren international airport they have raised the bar, still, they added a pharmacist and a drug store. >> as far as i know this is the only facility like it. >> that means you'll not only be treated in the airport but will be able to pick upper skripgss right there with out leaving. many do not take insurance but las vegas does. >> yes. after days you may need a prescription. >> yes. >> hunter pense needs your help because someone stole the scooter he rides to and from his ballpark. his scooter vanished after parking it outside of a restaurant on embarcadero last night. he is offering some bobbel head as a reward. this is the same that the giants gave to fans last month. >> y

nearly five months after disclosing a massive breech, the chief executive is stepping down.he resigned from the board of directors. you may remember last year target disclosed a cyber attack resulted in the theft of 40 million credit and debit card numbers with 70 million other pieces of personal data. new numbers show how much airlines are making off of baggage fees. it's huge. the statistics says delta earned most money, # $33 million, they were followed by united airlines, u.s. airways, american airlines, and spirit today on cinco de mayo, biggest day for margaritas in the united states lime prices putting squeeze on bars and restaurants the price more than tripled and mexico supplies about 97% of the limes used in the u.s. growers set prices after a crop disease messed up a bunch of trees. good news, some believe prices will be declining as a new crop arrives. >> thank you very much. >> the brought is making headlines nationwide. i join diane sawyer for what is ahead . >> i know how much you're covering fire and drought out there. we'll have this man being called the new

. >> under investigation for a breech and a twitter post. >>> questions tonight over why it took so longfor ebay to let customers its system was hacked. it happened in late february to early march. the company disclosed this past wednesday that the personal information of some of its 145 million customers had been compromised. analysts say that companies that get hacked sometimes wait to see the extent of the damage before disclosing the cyber attack. the fbi is investigating the attack. california and four states have launched an investigation into ebay's business practices. >>> poles say the majority of californias supported the bill tonight to put warning labels on sugary sodas and energy drinks. they approved the bill that would require all sugary drinks to carry a warning label about how they contribute to obesity, diabetes and other health problems. in a recent state poll 74% supported it. >> a big night for the giants. we're up next with sports. >>> joining us now from the comcast sportsnet studios, what a game on nbc bay area with the giants. >> yeah, a little bit of a struggle b

it moved swiftly to disclose the breech. e-bay said the attack was discovered earlier this month. the company has come under fire not paying it public. >>> two investigators tonight say the city of pleasanton is not doing enough to conserve the emergency drought, even allow water to flood a street. mandatory water concentration in pleasanton we heard from an awful lot of viewers saying water is wasted in the city. katie investigated the claims. reporter: this is near owens drive in pleasanton, a flood of city of water -- drinking water flowing more than an hour inches deep, this photo sent to us by rebecca. >> there was a big flood of water and we were shocked, it upsets me because i planted drought tolerant plants, i tried to conserve. reporter: the city blamed a bad contractor. >> that contractor is having that fixed, we'll shut the water off to that. reporter: daniel smith did confirm drinking water is used to erie gate city's sports fields, residents are under 25% water cuts an could face fines. >> the drought -- people have very green lawns i would be surprised if they let th

attack morocco.ed to they are now waiting to be processed for immigration around 2,000 people have breeched those barriers so far. >> while the hunt for flight 370 back to square one, today the government saying it's now clear the search area needs to be expanded. crews those electronic pings were detected there in early april, it was first thought they came from the black boxes but eachs of searching have turned up nothing. and a taunting challenge for rescue crews off the coast of japan on thursday. a japanese tv helicopter capturing the shoulders oil tanker which was about a mile from port when it exploded. regional aggression that goes unchecked, whether in southern ukraine, or the south china sea or anywhere else, will ultimately impact our allies and could draw in our military. there are very real fears that if intentions there boil over, the effects will be felt worldwide. patricia has more. >> stretching from the strait, the south china seas reefs and even rocks are contested by six nations. vietnam, the philippines, malaysia, brunia, and china. >> one of the world's busiest interna

you pulled on troll-breeches and sampled our mead. yes, but i resisted the final step.se of the song that matters. it was just the opposite of what you say. what on earth do you mean? you left the ronde with my motto branded on your brow. motto? the words that set us apart. what words? those words that distinguish troll from man, troll be thyself, thyself alone. me a troll? ever since then with all your heart and soul, you lived your life by that principle. not me. peer gynt? oh, it is ungrateful. you've lived like a troll, but you've always kept it secret. it's made you into a successful man. and now, you turn up your nose at it. peer gynt, a troll, an egoist? most definitely. oh, rubbish. well, be off with you. oh, dear, kind prince peer. my dear sir, you are barking up the wrong tree. ay? i am completely broke. your highness, a beggar? yes. oh, dear. there's another hope gone. goodbye. i best be moving along. well, good luck to you. well, now, peer, have you found your witnesses? the crossroad already? ooh, that didn't take long. i can see from your face that you fai

. >> that breech of integrity is irresponsible and unacceptable. given the facts i know now, i apologize as the senior leader. >> i want someone spending every minute of everyday figures out have we called every single veteran that is waiting? have they gotten a schedule? are we fixing the system? >> before stepping down, he shinseki canceled this year's bonuses and fired the leaders. >>> president obama hugged jake harney who is resigns as white house press secretary. he is not sure what he will do next. >>> a landmark ruling out of china tonight. it is backing off its one child policy. this couple was planning to have a second baby and would have faced a huge fine up to six times their income. well now, up to 2 million more couples can have a second child each year. the decades policy was designed to slow population growth. >>> coming up, a nasty school bus beat down lands a bay area father behind bars. >> and cast your vote. get free weed? tonight. what's behind that unusual give away in san jose. >> bottle ,,,,,,,, female narrator: sleep train

everyone is talking about the credit breech.went to canada and it has been a disaster. we think they can turn that around. it will all go to the bottom line. a turnaround? it is a tactical process that makes you want to acquire shares? >> is more the concept that we have faith in the management team, the governance of the board of directors. the second level of management is quite firm at target. they can either turn canada, and ,hat will take two years probably. our listeners, viewers are at home. they want to buy a blue chip stock, whether it is target or dupont. what is a process grisanti capital goes through? >> first thing we look at is the downside. looking atot bloomberg news to decide whether to buy shares? >> oh, we're looking for the event, which you tell us. if then we say, what credit breech goes on? what is the downside for the equity holder? then we assess that heard it is not too great first is what we see is the intended upside over -- over a 2-3 yearur wei wait. some of our best investments have been stocks. we

they want to speak to him about how he breeched security.he custody of child protective services. >> kfns been a year in the making but people and government of sonoma county weighed in publicly about an embattled supervisor. he was accused by acquittedÑi o peeking into the apartment of a neighbor. he has a major public image problem. >> this morning a modern day equivalent of a publicym stonin. with words. he sat and took it. >> you said you're sorry. . he has brought nothing but shame to what was an honorable position. >> just eight days ago. acquitted carrillo. he peeked into a neighbor's apartment wearing only boxer briefs and socks he testified that he was hoping for sex. the jury had a say. >> you lurked. and trespassed and terrorized. >> i couldn't believe what i had heard. i was furious. >> the supervisor said he regrets the incident. he's a changed man, a recovering alcoholic. still, the board asked him to resign today. >> in a society where brown skinned men carry all sorts ofe stereo types and prejudices being fuelled in this per

they want to speak to him about how he breeched security.the custody of child protective services. >> kfns been a year in the making but people and government of sonoma county weighed in publicly about an embattled supervisor. he was accused by acquittedÑi o peeking into the apartment of a neighbor. he has a major public image problem. >> this morning a modern day equivalent of a publicym stonin. with words. he sat and took it. >> you said you're sorry. . he has brought nothing but shame to what was an honorable position. >> just eight days ago. acquitted carrillo. he peeked into a neighbor's apartment wearing only boxer briefs and socks he testified that he was hoping for sex. the jury had a say. >> you lurked. and trespassed and terrorized. >> i couldn't believe what i had heard. i was furious. >> the supervisor said he regrets the incident. he's a changed man, a recovering alcoholic. still, the board asked him to resign today. >> in a society where brown skinned men carry all sorts ofe stereo types and prejudices being fuelled in this per

what he meant was he was a victim of illegal wiretapping resulting in life altering breech of privacy. he may be wrong about the wiretapping. she says he -- the fact he makes about the privacy is hard be beyond the pale of rational discussion. i don't really see anything wrong with that. the company statement i think is stupid. they say we sincerely apologize for his remark as and in no way endorse and support these views. so they don't support the view that someone has the right to express stupid opinions in the privacy of their own home? >> but at the same time, they are a private business so they can fire you. >> they have every right to do what they want. >> and they are a gaming company so people are using their product with no pants on with a pizza box. i wouldn't get huffy. >> when they talk about reflecting their values -- >> what values? >> exactly. their value to be sweaty and pass out. >> games have values. >> joanne, you are a girl, or you claim to be. have you been a supporter since day one. you have a cardboard cutout. >> hear he needs a new mistress. i might just be typ

follow all traffic laws >> reporter:to make a long story short there are a lot of drivers that are in breech of the contract because they are completely ignoring the red light sometimes in tandem >> reporter:often you will have the i ain't stopping for nobody red light runners >> reporter:those scare me the most, >> reporter:then you have the inch out drivers, you know they inch out looing for a chance to jump into traffic never once noticing all the signs that they should stay put >> reporter:my all time favorite are the ones who sit there long enough to notice all the signs but then for what ever reason just can't wait for the light to change >> reporter:this intersection has pedestrian traffic bicycle traffic and sits at the bottom of blind hill which might explain why the no turn on red signs are there personally i think that that all signs should be made to look like smart phones then everyone will see them since that seem like the only thing that gets some drivers attention >> reporter:remember its no turn on red not go turn on red in sunnyvale, stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: scie

he can should light on how he breeched airport security. >> formal cal fire ba tallin chief is under arrest. deputies captured him today and he has been on the run since may one when investigators say fleming stabbed to death his 26-year-old girlfriend in their home. today's capture marks the end of what was a state wide manhunt. a quiet but visible protest in san francisco. this student wore a tuxedo for her senior photo and the school banned her picture from the year book. class today at sacred heart cathedral prep had a formal touch. students wore ties around their necks for a protest. >> we'ring this tie to support jessica and her decision about taking that picture. >> here is that picture, the senior wore a tuxedo for her photo in september, against sacred heart dress code. girls traditionally wear what is cause called a drape. boys wear a tux. eight months later the year book was printed without her photo. that sparked a protest. >> everyone just wants to support her. we're supposed to be learning about equality. we're in san francisco. we're the most diverse city, i'm sure. th

it is there that he is expected to acknowledge there has been a serious breech of trust between veteransnd the va. >> all of this as the president is under mounting bipartisan pressure to relieve the secretary of his command. >> doug zoo laider is live in washington with the latest. doug luzader. >> now the white house will no longer say the white house has confidence in shen sinseki's leadership. he was asked the question again and again in about every way possible. this is about all he would say. >> the president addressed this question off the podium. >> he wasn't asked directly but he has confidence in shinseki. >> the president believes in his c and is confident he served his country. >> once the facts were known about va patient delays and waiting lists that may have cost the veterans and their lives. >> we got a report yesterday and the president found the report extremely troubling. he tapped the secretary with conducting an internal audit and internal review. asked for a preliminary report from the secretary by the end of this week. he awaits that preliminary report. >> canwhich

plus, a possible arrest in that massive data breech at target.ose stories and more when cheryl and i see you at 5:00 the news continues here in just a moment. >>> tonight at prime time join us right back here after that for abc7 news at 11:00 >> may is asian pacific heritage month. we're showcasing apa culture here in the bay area. today we recognize bay area women coalition the group recognizes strng female leaders. an 11-year-old manages a rare heart condition. >> what he is about to do next is nothing short of remarkable. we have the very. >> growing up in hawaii scott was an avid surfer. he as been hitting the water again. this time to help him recover from surgery. in order to shim you twist your head retaining my motion of being able to twist my head is very important to me. >> here, you can see one of the bone spurs pressing on the spinal cord. >> the surgeon performed a multi level placement on scott. he says regaining range of motion can require very different types of rehab beginning with classic stretches. >> the lying on your back, pu

the congressman says private and public companies have ufred technology to keep another breech from happening. >> what went wrong is tsa standards are strong enough to protect mass amounts of airport criminals. that's the bottom line. we don't have enough information about what is coming across to alert people as soon as possible. >> he says it should include technology to involve radar and motion sensors. >>> a t-shirt controversy four years ago rekindled a hot button debate at the local high school. a vid wroe made national news in 2010 after four high school students wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. it became a free speech issue that decided campus safety o outweighs the issue. extra staff and police will be on hand monday. >>> two dozen people without a place to call home tonight after fire in san francisco spread to four houses. two people were hurt, but the injuries could have been much worse if not for a father who risked his own life to help others. mark, he's pretty brave. >> reporter: twice he went into a burning house. the house is where the fire began. that's where br

security council will be discussing this yet again, and behnke moon himself will be breeching it. >> but other than some official condemnation at tend of the security council meeting what might come out of this. >> well, i think there are two things that they are looking at. one is the force. the u.n. force, they have over 9,000 troops and police, they are going to boost that, already they have said they are going to try to bring in another 5,000. bring them in from other u.n. missions. it is going to cost $223 million to do so, bringing them from other missions. the other thing they are going to discuss, is what actions are responsible for these atrocities for these massacres. as you know, the u.s. has come up with sanctions on two key individuals, one on either side, right hand men, of the two leaders of the two warring parties, well, the u.n. security council discussing whether there should be international u.n. sanctions, the u.s. certainly supports that idea russia i am told is not so keep on the idea. >> al jazeera at the united nations, thank you for the report. prorussian sep

the classified breeching held yesterday some senators say the u.s.ussia with sanctions now and not wait until the ukraine presidential elections later this month others agree russian interference has escalated not sure if it's enough to stop free and fair elections. they will hold their elections and a way. >> charged with murdering his girlfriend, a friend says he was approached in the courthouse and says how can you sleep at night? he did not say anything to the girl. prosecution says there's nothing they can do since the friend is not on the witness stand the trial is some break because it's a public holiday in south africa. they will wrap up their witnesses by tuesday. >>for the first time, the vatican is revealing the scope of its investigation into sexually abusive priests. testifying before a u.n. committee in switzerland, the vatican's ambassador said 848 priests have been defrocked in the past decade for sexual offenses. more than 25- hundred others have been given lesser punishments. the u.n. contends that child sexual abuse is a form of to

this is a breech of trust that cannot stand.his is a preach of trust the president themselves knows that it is incredibly powerful, that's why he exploded it that's why he used it for when he was running for office. it was explosive. >> he did it repeatedly at qualitier read. people were held accountable for that and backlogs at the va. now it is him and his administration and the problem has grown now we can't mix politics with veteran's care. are american people going to catch on to that? that seems rather on the nose. >> it is on the nose. but here's the thing. what the president needs is to -- the discussion you had should shinseki be fired or will he be fired he has to get fired from a political point of view something has to happen. if something like this is going on to say it is over to a punctuation point he knows he used it so effectively with the republicans. he knows the power of veterans. especially if his party isn't a dire straight as it comes to holding on to the senate. shinseki when he goes or not he needs to go

. >> was it a breech at the beach? a virginia woman, is there any other kind? says a creep used a drone to film sun bathing babes. yes it seems like it is yet another -- >> victory for perverts. >> according to someone on read it so you mow it is true, the woman was at a private residential beach and she, quote, heard this noise above and i looked up and saw a remote controlled plane. at first she didn't think much of it, but then the drone started getting more aggressive. she explains, it was getting really close to women like straight up in their asses close, flying close and then staying there for three minutes at a time and it had a camera on it. the woman confronted the drone operator who responded "it isn't going to hurt you." yeah, lady, chill out. he eventually left. he released a sketch of the pervert. i apologize, buck. that is not it. can we show the real police sketch? >> there we go. >> that is not a good picture. >> shame on you if it was you. second of all this was bound to happen at some point, right? >> i i can't even hear the words. i have tir

they say they were untouched by the breech. >>> police in california have located a woman who has been missing for a decade. investigators say this man, her mother's live-in boyfriend, drugged and kidnapped the victim when she was 15. they say that he later forced her into marriage and in 2012 the two had a child. police found the victim at this apartment after she reached out to her sister on facebook. the suspect told her that her parents had stopped looking for her and if she tried to go home, her family would be deported. garcia is now under arrest. >>> 71 people are under arrest in a major new york area child pornography bust. one law enforcement official calls the backgrounds of many of the suspects shocking. attorney ayello of wcbs tv in new york has the details. >> these crimes are hideous and reasonable people cannot fathom such depravity. >> reporter: the computers were seized. illegal images of children shared on peer-to-peer sites. >> these are real children who have been abused, victimized for entertainment for an unfortunately large and twisted population. >> also a among

>> reporter: there are fears that new flood waters could breech sand bags and it gets this power plant. half of serbia and all of belgrade depend on it. dozens have died. the death toll continues to rise. the prime minister declared three days of mourning beginning wednesday. they're appealing for international aid. >> translator: the damage will be much bigger. >> reporter: they want to know how they can recover from this mess. >> translator: many people from my street left last night. only a few stayed. what will happen next we don't know. >> reporter: the new flood wave is expected to peak by wednesday and then the hard work of recovery begins. serbia has appealed for international aid in the hundreds of millions of dollars. cnn. >>> we'll get more a little later on the forecast in that part of the world, but we're going to take a short break just now. ahead, the nfl faces another lawsuit related to player safety. >> yeah, find out what the players allege their teams did to them. >>> and u.s. automaker general motors issued another massive recall. we will tell you why they're callin

it's the first time in 14 years they have breeched the semifinals. >> i think i can speak for our entire team when he made that lay-up, with.9 seconds, man, we've "to go back to houston." i told them later, i looked at the clock to see how much time was left. and i knew that we were getting shot off. i didn't know what the quality would be of the shot. but, you know, we got as good a look as we was going to get and, you know, in the time out, you know, here we are. >> the chicago blackhawks have drawn first blood in the nhl western conference semifinal series with the miles per hour soda wild. the defending stanley cup champions were 5-2 winners in game 1 at united center patrick cain scored two goals. the blackhawks made it five wings on the bounce after the first two playoffs games. next game on sunday. >> three minutes into overtime to earn the new york rangers a 3-2 victory against the pittsburgh penguins in the first game with the eastern conference semifinal series. their second game also takes place on sunday. rich and greenage rider adams yates in the tour of turkek managing to a

. >> coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, security breeches, experts d people to used credit instef debit becausecomes with better protections. but on the consumer watch, >>> we're fog the recent glut of security breaches -- we're following the recent glut of security breaches. experts say to use credit instead of debit because of better protection. >> reporter: it may change for mastercard customers. the company announced today it's extending the seemed zero liability policy it has for fraudulent credit card purchases to atm withdrawals and p.i.n.-based purchases, too. traditionally the card maker assumes that only the cardholder knew their p.i.n. so crooks wouldn't be able to withdraw the money but with the increasing numbers of hacks, skimmers and cameras that can record you enter a p.i.n. that's no longer the case plus they set up a program to help victims of identity theft. no word if visa will follow suit. >>> a new generation of safer baby products is making its way on to store shelves slowly. as we have been reporting california's new furniture flammability standard took effect in january

indictment against five officers of the chinese people's liberation army for serious cyber security breeches against six american victim companies. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder charging chinese officials with cyber spying on american firms but what's the end game here in the u.s. sort of lives in a glass house. this is one of the hottest stories on our website cnbc.com, and we'll discuss what the u.s. ultimately hopes to accomplish. don't go anywhere. don't go anyw. . >>> welcome back. plus signs today on light volume, dow up 29 points and the nasdaq leading the way to the upside about .85% hour, almost 1%, the russell 2000, the lag-yard is almost 1% higher. if that were the equivalent on the dow, nasdaq leading the way. what's driving the action. >> been a solid day at nasdaq. steadily climbing higher. as soon as we were able to hold above the levels, the bulls were coming in. take a look at the apple stock, on fire today, trading at a 52-week high and above that all important $600 a share mark, the level that a lot of people look at and it is leading the nasdaq the most. economical

we're announcing an officers forr five the chinese people's liberation rmy for serious sign security breeches against six american victim companies. first ever ent the charges against known state united or infiltrating states commercial targets by cybermeans. federal grand jury in pittsburgh found the five conspired withrs others to hack into the computers of western and elsewhere in the united states. 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 co