sony's top brass apologized for the breech that has affected about 100 million customers.y are now offering free identity theft protection for anyone affected. >>> five california prisons say they will go green. they instald 83,000 solar panels at five prisons in southern california. a contractor will pay for enough panels to power 81,000 homes. they will sell excess power to utilities and share the profits with the state. officials believe taxpayers will pay $55 million over the 20-year life of sun edison's contract. >>> it was a little cool and windy out there this evening, but it did not stop people from enjoying an event called fers fridays in oakland. nearly 20 art galleries participate each month. some offer free food and wine tasting. a group called oakland heart murmur organized it. street vendors can set up craft and food booths outside the galleries. the event is held every first friday of the month. >> you said it though. it is cool and breezy out there. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> we have the chill going on thanks to the natural

the company found the undisclosed problem while investigating the breech and took down it site. it was not due to a second attack. the play station network breach compromised the personal data of 77 million users. >>> they are built in america, but are still in short supply. when a shortage could effect some of the most popular cars on the road. >>> we have a chance for some 90 degrees readings in the bay area. i'll show you which day and which cities. ♪ from coast to coast, cops are ccking down... on seat belt violations. buckle up, day and night, or expect a ticket. it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. cops write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. >>> the retrial of ousted illinois governor got under way today. he faces 20 charges involving corruption and bribery. in his previous trial rod blagojevich was convicted on just one count of 24. observers said jurors may have found the case too complicated. this time prosecutors plan to keep it simple. >>> the controversy over president obama's birthplace isn't over

the company found the undisclosed problem while investigating the breech and took down it site. it was not due to a second attack. the play station network breach compromised the personal data of 77 million users. >>> they are built in america, but are still in short supply. when a shortage could effect some of the most popular cars on the road. >>> we have a chance for some 90 degrees readings in the bay area. i'll show you which day and which cities. >>> and searching for everything from abandoned boats and rusting debris. what's being done to make the river safer. >>> the retrial of ousted illinois governor got under way today. he faces 20 charges involving corruption and bribery. in his previous trial rod blagojevich was convicted on just one count of 24. observers said jurors may have found the case too complicated. this time prosecutors plan to keep it simple. >>> the controversy over president obama's birthplace isn't over yet. some southern californians went to court today, they are suing to have him removed from officer. the opponents contend the president has a lifelon

they intentionally breeched a levee holding back the mississippi river. kendace gibson has that story from illinois. >> flood waters washed over dozens of homes and thousands of acres of missouri farmland after army engineers blew out a levee. 20 inches of rain drenched this area in the past 11 days and the army corpes of engineers are worried karo, illinois could be lost. fits where the mississippi and ohio rivers converge. so fax the plan appears to be working. the national weather service says the water level on the mississippi river is dropping near karo. now army engineers are blasting holes further south on the levee trying to get some of the water back into the river. the floods could cover farmland in missouri on to late july or early august. farmers are concerned even once the water recedes, the ground may not be good for planting. kendace gibson, missouri. >>> well so what about those folks? federal officials are promising to help them out. those who were flooded out after the levee was blown up. lesli. topper. >> all right, thanks anita. we are

number as the company refused to testify before a congressal committee looking into the security breech. >> it is a wild privacy story. the number potential victims is 102 million user. sony had to shut down the popular play station game. they declined to appear to the house committee calling the breach a highly sophisticated criminal cyber attack. we come up with a figure of 21 billion a year in coast to clean up on the beaches. they called sony's decision not to testify unacceptable. >> watch out if you are in a car. the survey by usa today shows double market prices for gas if you don't refill the tank. they are charging 5.7cent and all the way up to 9.29 a gallon if the tank is not full. avoid the high prices and preparing for a tank of gas . fill it up yourself before returning the car. where is the most expensive gas. they found it in hawaii. it is in a station on maui. it is 3.36 a gallon and didn't take long . hours after osama bin laden's killing entrepreneurs began to make money from the death. >> they are selling more and celebrating bin laden's killing. there are tote bags a

sony says they are sorry the single gesture by executives to apologize for the playstation security breech> welcome back to weekend early edition the time 8:01 a.m. i am phil matier. >> i am ann makovec. first day of may already we have a lot to talk about next half hour including state workers pensions, a very hot topic. >> question is, are there really a problem or being scapegoated what about the administrators walking away with the big guns. >> developing -- bucks. >> developing news out of oakland. searching for the cause of a fire in a victorian building it started before 2:30 a.m. and took almost 50 firefighters to contain at martin luther king junior way at 32nd street. no reports of injury. >> we had a three story victorian building, heavy fire second and third floor, went into defensive attack knocked down the fire, once the fire was knocked down, we allowed some companies to go inside to extinguish the smaller parts of the fire. >> firefighters say they didn't need any help from outside agencies, because they didn't have any cuts to staffing. >> they also say they had to use all

the main opposition party called on the prime minister and pakistani president to resign over the breechf sovereigny of the u.s. forces. >>> and there is something missing from photos. this is the front page of friday's edition of an orthodox newspaper. they removed secretary of state hillary clinton from the photo. you can see her right there in the lower right hand corner. the brooklyn paper will not run photos of women because it could be considered sexually suggestive. >>> newt begin rich is expected to run for the white house. a formal announcement will happen on wednesday with posts on facebook and twitter. he will be interviewed on fox news. he led republicans to take back control in the house for the first time in 40 years. two bay area tech companies are on the list of the world's most valuable brands. apple's brand value is at $153 billion. the agency says that the popularity of the ipod moved apple into first place. they took the top spot from gag couple is now at number two. ibm and mcdonald's are the top four. >>> a worker at napa state hospital was attacked by a patient. la

involved or incompetent, cia director leon panetta reportedly told lawmakers today in a classified breeching. pakistan called the u.s. strike an unauthorized unilateral action. it's easy to forget, meanwhile that the navy s.e.a.l.s who carried out the mission did not know whether their intended target, osama bin laden, was really inside that compound, when they climbed the stairs and came face to face with him. here's jake tapper with new details. >> reporter: so many new details about the attack on the compound. the mission, called operation neptune spear, definitively, a kill mission. in abbottabad, one s.e.a.l. team climbed to the third floor of the bin laden house and came face to face with public enemy number one. but today, we learned that osama bin laden was not armed. >> if he threw up his hands and didn't appear to represent any kind of threat, then they were to capture him. but they had full authority to kill him. >> reporter: cia director leon panetta said that bin laden was not shooting back, as the 25-man team attacked the compound. >> there were some threatening moves that were

she's going to be paid compensation for the breech of her privacy, and going to get access to the records. she'll see exactly what they had seen of her private correspondent. but the news of the world is going to win in this case. >> sienna miller's claim was to be one of four test cases against news international to be heard later this year along with those of interior designer kelly popin, sports presenter andy gray, and agent sky andrew. there could be at least 91 celebrities and public figures with claims for alleged hacking, and news international has set around 20 million pounds for damages. but after this first case, it still doesn't know how many more people it will eventually have to make payouts to. news international says it's pleased it's brought this case to a satisfactory conclusion and also that it hopes to resolve others swiftly. but what exactly will that mean for those still pursuing claims against the news of the world? publicist max clifford, who reached a substantial out-of-court settlement with the newspaper himself believes the payment to sienna miller will show oth

when you think back to 2005 or a handful of years ago, the data breeches were smaller and sometimes they involved hardware. there was a case of hard drives going missing from nuclear laboratories. these are somewhat silent crimes for many people. even as a lawmaker, you do not hear about this until it is too late. nobody knows how awful it is to have your personal identification hijacked and used for devious purposes and to let has happened. in the sony case, these zero hundred million records being out there in potentially breached, they will be a lot more actively engaged in the issue. >> are consumers adequately about raged? people are still handing over personal data to these companies. the you think consumers just have not gotten worked up enough about it? >> it goes to the whole internet experience. we believe that when we are asked for our information, there is reasonable protection in place. is getting to the point when you hit the enter key, and crossing fingers at the same time, that is not a good enough policy. we want to believe that the people who are asking for our informat

. >> the service shut down for more than a month after a security breech effected more than a hundredillion online accounts a lot of angry gamers. operations have begun now in the u.s. and europe but they are limited to online gaming, chat and music streaming they hope to have place station network fully restored by end of may. >>> imagine an on and off switch that controls whether you are over weight how one of your parents could be passing it on to you. >>> plus, they brought down osama bin laden now the navy seals coming to a store nearest you what a disney deal could mean for that e let group. >> sharks hitting rough waters in vancouver how san jose let a playoff game get away [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male annou

leading to breeches and failures, that in worst case, would flood new orleans, leaving a disaster worsetrina. louisiana governor, bobby jindal, took a look at the louisiana spillway, nearly filled to the prim. it's not his call. but he's heard the anger. >> all of the emotion, that energy, get ready for this storm. get ready. move their property out of harm's way. >> reporter: which is why in central louisiana, it's moving day. jim avila, abc news, morgan city, louisiana. >>> and residents who lose their land will not get reimbursed since the government owns the right to flood at any time. >>> and a sailboat crew is breathing a sigh of relief after a terrifying encounter over the coast of oregon. the boat, "l'orca," when a 20-foot whale took a leap out of the water. >> a while looked to be a humpback whale about 30 feet in length, roughly. hit the mast, about half-way to three-quarters of the way up. and proceeded to fall forward and on the star board side of the boat. >> the whale left this blubber onboard. thanksfully, the crew there was not injured. >>> luc >> lucky guys. >>> in the

an outer levee breeched at the louisiana state penitentiary. with that about 2,000 inmates were put to work to make sure the prison stays intact. the river is now expected to crest on tuesday. >>> one in and one out in the race for the presidential nomination. mitch daniel sent an e-mail to his supporters telling them that after long consideration he would not run for the 2012 nomination. it's believed he decided not to run due to opposition from his wife and two grown daughters who did not want to face the scrutiny of a race. >>> former minnesota governor tim pawlenty says he is in. in this video the republican announced his candidacy run this evening. >>> a blustery day made its mark in san francisco where one tree could no longer bend with the wind. >>> new information tonight about what might have caused an explosion at an east bay apartment building. >>> plus we're live in san jose where the canucks are feeding on the sharks. the canadian contingents already see their cup as half full. the news continues in 90 seconds. >>> strong winds in

spending the night walking levies along the mississippi river near memphis tennessee looking for breeches in that city's last offense against the rising river. the corp. of engineers are confident that the levee will hold. that's the highest it's been since 1977. residents have been warned they may have to leave their homes in a moments notice. >> when they are told to evacway, please do so. >> reporter: heavy spring rains and fast melting snow have already caused flooding. >>> flooding from the mississippi river may cause serious problems for those who fish for oysters in louisiana. the army corp. of engineers is set to divert fresh water. while the move is to help people, it may hurt fish. >>> things looked pretty promising for the sharks tonight. reaction from the locker room on this stunning defeat in sports wrap. >>> and it was a big cool and blustery today. our chief meteorologist will tell us when we can expect a warm up and just how high our temperatures will rise. >>> the highway patrol warned drivers to be extra careful on bay area bridges and offered a high wind advisory for th

recognize it and have been for install use in libya along working alongside french intelligence and breeches s.e.'s as well they are my new collates in the agenda of this transitional council some cannily say the u.s. is using the turmoil in libya to propel to power people who would be loyal to their interests you daffy having been there for forty years plus had a will of his own so he had a significant degree of independence in it as on policies you look at this collection of gibril joe yunus and if there are these people are foreign agents they're nato stooges there they are completely controlled and they will never be able to assert any kind of independent autonomous libya the risks of the proper regime this will degenerate into chaos right now the rebels can only exist with complete nato support and number of leaders who were propped up by washington have faced popular discontent in egypt hosni mubarak had been extensively. supported by the u.s. for decades despite the mess they disapproval of his policies yemen has seen violent protests over the rule of its president who many believe ha

a levee there was deliberately breeched to ease the pressure. 0 officials who blew a hole in levee decidedsacrifice 100 homes in a controlled area in order to spare the homes of 2,800 other people. >>> and a new week, a new wallop for drivers. the average price of gasoline soared to $3.96 a gallon. up another 8 cents in a week. and we told you just last week the five biggest oil giants reported first quartzer profits of more than $34 billion, $379 million in profit every day. >>> and first lady michelle obama visited a washington, d.c. middle school today. showing the kids how it is done, dancing to beyonce. first watching the kids, then joining in, then taking the lead. her message is all about exerci exercise, moving, being fun. looks like she got that message across today. >>> and, coming up, you tell us what it means to be american in >>> and, coming up, you tell us what it means to be american in these historic days. that works with ready-to-use liquid miracle-gro. it's a revolutionary way to grow a great garden. liquafeed makes feeding as easy as watering. no measuring, .mixing or gu

recognize that and for in small use and maybe have a long working alongside french intelligence and breeches s.e.'s as well they are men you collate in the agenda of this transitional council some analysts say the u.s. is using the turmoil in libya to propel to power people who would be loyal to their interests you look at this collection of jew grill judge. and if there are these people are foreign agents there and nato stooges there they are completely controlled and they will never be able to assert any kind of independent autonomous in libya with the risks of the proper regime of but this will degenerate into chaos and number of leaders who were part helped by washington have faced popular discontent in egypt hosni mubarak had been extensively supported by the u.s. for decades despite the mask of disapproval of his paw. yemen has seen violent protests over the rule of its president who many believe has managed to hold onto power only things to u.s. support and the government of hamid karzai in afghanistan has been struggling with probably discontent for years the u.s. and its allies will

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. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers intentionally breeched part of a levee to protect cairo, illinois the plan appears to be working. the nation weather service said that the water has dropped on the mississippi and the ohio rivers near the town of cairo. the water could cover farmland in missouri till late july or official i august. >> we have always known where we live and that it is in a spillway, that this could happen. >> reporter: in mississippi county, ken gibson, wjz. >> they will coordinate to help those that were impacted by this intentional breach. >>> and we may find out what happened during hurricane katrina and the aftermath. mayor will release a book. it's called katrina's secret storms after the storm. >>> to the nba playoffs. it's the 3450eu78 my heat -- the miami heat headed to boston. lebron led the heat to a win. they take it 102-91, going up two game to one. and oklahoma city also went up two games to none beating memphis. >>> and history made in the nba. the bulls derrick rose has become the youngest mvp in history, just 22 years of age. rocky of the year will be

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both deny any connection to last week's playstation breech or this weekend's pending attack on sony's official website. >> they said they still have access to some of sony's servers. >> reporter: s so ny shut down some of their servers as well as their play station network after the attack last month and cnet expects they will shut down their remaining servers in preparation for this weekend. but just in case -- >> if you know you have a credit card registered with them on one of their websites you can go in and change it. you can change your pass word. >> reporter: and to be extra safe you can temporarily cancel your sony accounts. something many play station users wish they had done two weeks ago. >> having that exposed to anyone really does present a lot of worries. >> reporter: no w, sony has not yet commented on this latest threat but it did announce today the launch of a new identity theft protection program which will include $1 million insurance policy for each affected users. that's in addition to welcome back freebies, free down loads, 30 days of free service that sony is pl

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so that breech comes on top of the 77 million playstation accounts already admitted were hacked and we'reople who lost e-mail addresses, first and last names, things like that. what a mess. >>> hot on the web in "time" magazine getting a lot of attention for its new cover. an illustration of bin laden's face with a red x over it. the others who got same treatment, adolf hitler, saddam hussein. >>> instead of immediately calling police late friday, an air france act escorted a man to a tsa checkpoint and by the time cops arrived, he was putting his shoes back on and his luggage was already loaded on to his flight. he pled guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a $250 fine. >>> a washington state middle schoolteacher finally gets to shave. on september 11th, 2001, gary wedle promised he wouldn't shave until osama bin laden was captured or killed. he thought it would take a month or two. but he heard the news on television ten years later and didn't wait for the president's announcement before taking off his overgrown facial hair. be right back. [ male announcer ] edmunds.com says that lexus

government is promising aid to those farmers whose land is now under water after the intentional breech>> being phrased for how honest a couple are. they found a diamond ring in a parking lot at target. they thought it was a toy at first but later discovered the gem was worth more than $20,000. but it is a $20,000 they will never see. they found the ring's rightful owner a young couple to be buried. the bride-to-be and fiance gave the honest couple a $300 reward. >>> let's check on the evening rush hour. kind of a yellow light earlier. how are we doing? >> anita, i decided to change it to green. although you may not feel that when you're sitting in delays it is really not that bad. in fact, i will start off with the good news. metro, ver, mark, everything running on time if you choose to use public transportation. now we will take you outside on the west side of town. american legion bridge. the delay on the outer loop continues to 270 then river road heading southbound to the dulles toll road. on the inner loop of the beltway northbound you've got that delay to 270 spur. let's take you

candice gibson reports the rivers are rising to such dangerous levels the government has intentionally breecheda levee holding back the mississippi river. >> reporter: flood waters washed over dozens of homes and thousands of acres of missouri farmland after army engineers blew apart a levee along the mississippi river. 20 inches of rain drenched this area in the past eleven days. and the army corp of engineers is concerned if the river level doesn't come down cairo, illinois, could be lost. 2800 people live in the town which sits where the mississippi and ohio rivers converge. so far the plan appears to be working. the national weather service says the water level on the mississippi river is dropping near cay row. now army engineers are blasting holes further south on the levee trying to get some of the water that escapes back into the river. the floods could cover farmland in missouri until late july or early august. farmers are concerned even wince the water recedes the ground may not be good for planting: candice gibson, wjz eyewitness news. >>> tonight federal agencies are promising to hel

if there's a breech the floods could carry them even closer to residential areas. this isn't just a last line of defense. deputy sheriff jason bayless says the road is also the only artery they've got to save some residents isolated by the floods. so if this fails, these people in eagle lake are cut off? >> right. they would be cut off and our only way to get in to them would be by boat. >> why don't we go now to brian todd. he joins us from near redwood, mississippi. so the question is, even if the levees hold, officials are warning that the floodwaters are really full of other hazards, aren't they? >> reporter: that's right. we're standing in the middle of some of those floodwaters with some of those hazards. we're in redwood and this road's closed. you can see, this is an offramp to an interstate. the roads here are under water. what the governor of mississippi, haley barbour has said, they've taken samples of the water and the e. coli levels are 200 times the normal level in some areas. he said it better than i ever could, he said, that stuff's nasty. he's abso

. >>> sony is blaming the internet collective known as anonymous for the recent security breech on its play station network and sony online interstainment servers. the security breach exposed the personal information of over 100 million users. the hacker who broke into the system left a file implicating anonymous. >>> one more contestant goes home tonight on "american idol." the top five performed current and classic songs for the shows then and now theme. ♪ [ music ] that's the voice of james durbin of santa cruz. he turned on the performance. his fans gathered last night. by the way you can watch the "american idol" results show tonight right here on ktvu channel 2 beginning at 8:00. >>> all right. quick look at traffic before we go. sal. >>> all right. coming up on mornings on 2 we're going to continue to follow the roadwork that's still there on 80 causing some trouble. also going to the toll plaza it is backed up for about a ten minute wait. and in the south bay we already have slow traffic here on 280. now let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. sunny today for everybody. just coo

i breeched want leaved he? in pakistan. have you look the. we believe it across the border it afghanistan. we would like to bring him to justice because without him there would be no 9/11 either and see what they say. >> bret: and the support for the network which is a kind of a crime syndicate in the eastern part of afghanistan that has killed many u.s. soldiers. it is pretty much known that there is some kind of effort to support them by the pakistani government or the isi their intelligence community. the leverage continue there's perhaps. >> you can look across the afghan border and you can see these figures roaming around the city with ba knockars. i have been there and that part of pakistan it is frustrating, sometimes the pakistani help. they take casualties, they engaged terrorism at different times, they provide us with information. other times this he have told people that we are coming for them. it is a mixed bag and prolonging the struggle and pakistan is double dealing and they need to stop for their own interests. >> bret: we ju

sony apologized for the security breech that gave hammers online access to security data of 77 million online customers. gas rose to an average of $3.94 a gallon, and "tas five" won the weekend box office with a whopping $84 million. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news. working in the garden, painting. or an enlarged prostate, as these may worsen with spiriva. also, discuss the medicines you take, even eye drops. side effects include dry mouth, constipation, and trouble passing urine. it makes me breathe easier. i can't do everything i used to do. but there's a lot i can do that i was struggling with. announcer: ask your doctor if once-daily spiriva is right for you. and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural gas. this deposits can provide us with fuel for a hundred years, providing energy security and economic growth all across this country. it just takes somebody having the

that was to protect the integrity of the system so we didn't have uncontrolled breeches at other points within the system. we will then go down, we're opening another spill way north of new orleans today. we're managing flows through the old river control complex, and then if needed if we have the right flow conditions or the certain trigger points, we will open additional flood ways into the river. >> brown: but each of these decisions involves an important trade-off, right? there were a lot of farmers after the first... last week that were very unhappy with this decision to protect cairo and other areas. it has an impact on tens of thousands of acres of farmland. >> that's really part of the design of the system. by having the ability to open up that flood way and not lose control of the system, we have acquired easements for those, most of the lands within that flood way. we've allowed it to be productively used for the last 74 years. the last time this spill way at new mad rid was open was 1937. >> brown: you mean, so you're saying that the farmers there, they should know what's com

. >>> it will be a breech warmup tomorrow and then thursday and then it looks like another big cooldown. temperature today -- today is the transition day or the in- between day. so fog, sun, clearing out. temperature wills warmer for all. i mean, coast, bay inland, we'll start to see temperatures run up. 5 to 7 -- 72 and then it turns northerly and that means sunny and goodbye to the nothing. low to mid-60s closer to the coast. look for 70s low 80s inland. they are very close again to yesterday's reading. 60s 70s for some. 87 san jose. 84 gilroy. there's still low clouds and fog. but low 60s. mid-70s, redwood city. tomorrow we warm up. that will be 80s inland to near 9 o and then looking to a big cooldown over the weekend. >>> the turned nuclear threat tied to the death of osama bin laden. >>> and pakistani leaders involve questions about what is gonna happen with his mansion. >>> an extremely climate news from the sea. what we may all see in a few showers. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charmi

as we see every week we see a new article in the newspaper about another significant breech with this sony or epsilon and it highlights the fact that there's no legal requirement federally although there's a number of steve laws there is no comprehensive requirements that require state and supporting to the customers or law enforcement. the fifth which is mobile devices the one i alluded to in my remarks and that is among the data that isn't even maintained kalona retain this data that would allow us to trace back the address for the smart phone at the time that a criminal conversation or criminal conduct occurred. the last piece, and then i will stop, is not a particular proposal but something we encourage congress to consider because privacy generally. as i alluded to there are no legal -- there are sycophant legal restrictions on the ability to share data with law enforcement and there are no restrictions certainly on the ability to share the information for any purpose other wise and they wish to consider whether the problem starts that balance with the privacy balance in the cons

them any type of office space they may need should hopefully nothing happens but should the levee breeching to do what we can to help them. >> sir, some of the lower levels, you said for the most part up on the bluff, but how many -- give me an idea of -- i guess how many people, how many homes, how many businesses could be affected or is that you're most worried about? >> well, we have the older part of the city which we call natchez over the hill. it is a historic part of our city. and we have the barriers put up down there as high as 12 feet. so our restaurants and bars under the hill are still operating as usual. natchez is open for business. i want everyone to know that. we still welcome our visitors to natchez. so we're in good shape. we had some problems with our waste water treatment plant in low areas. we got that corrected. and then we have our industrial park protected. so we're in good shape over here. >> i assume, sir, nobody living there has ever seen anything like this before. >> no, sir. 57 feet in 1937, i believe, was the highest anyone's ever seen it. so we're seeing so

a district judge ruled the heavy breech would save lives. >>> schools in cleveland, mississippi, remainnning images from hawaii where residents spotted at least two rare water spouts off the shores of honolulu. the storm caused funnel clouds and flash flooding in parts of oahu that lost power. there were no reports of injury. >>> it is now six minutes past the hour. back out to matt and natalie. >> thank you very much, ann. let's go to mr. roker for a check on the weather. >> gorgeous in the northeast. where are you from? [ cheers ] >> all right. wearing the tie dye. very popular today. let's check your weather. we have a lot of wet weather through the lower mississippipi river valley where they don't need it. our friends in tuscaloosa will deal with rain. rainfall amounts about an inch through northern alabama and we have some heavier rain in the northeast as well later today. >>> good tuesday morning to you. another gorgeous day on tap, as high pressure clears our skies later on today. we'll be left with mostly sunny conditions. it should be a fairly nice day, with temperatures climbi

no outsiders breeched security, zara says he actually played inside the compound itself. a secret world. despite being neighbors, the brother and sister didn't know the bin laden children's names. the children told them their father was the family career they called nadeen. only now do they know who their playmates really were. my grandmother asked, who is your father. asa said, they said nadeen. they always said nadeen. we get to piece together daily life in the bin laden compound, rather than speaking the local language, bin laden's preferred the language of the afghanistan pakistan border. they were a normal family, friendly, the children say. they never saw osama bin laden. he remained well hidden. they did meet the bin laden wives. there were two standing in the house, zara says. they asked me, how was i? where did i live? what did my mother do. i told them my mother was a husband wife thp they wore ordinary pakistani clothes. he said he noticed the women were different from other mothers in the neighborhood. they spoke in a strange language he said, very poor. then

rape kits to be examined, confidentiality medical records could be breeched. how could we ask a woman who has suffered horrific crimes to now face scrutiny by an i.r.s. audit? think about it. is that what we want? do we want women who have been victims of rape and incest to have a i.r.s. agent knocking on their door to determine whether or not they really had a rape or were victims of an incest? we should be treating these victims like victims, not criminals. medical privacy is a -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. the gentlelady deserves to be heard and i ask people to take their conversations off the floor. the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. ms. speier: thank you, madam speaker. medical privacy is a long standing and protected right for every american. why should the right be forfeited because you are a victim of rape or incest? let me say it one more time. passage of this motion will not prevent passage of the bill. if it's adopted it will be incorporated in the bill and the bill will be taken up immediately. madam speaker, la

i think today's hearing will show that there is a range of harm to come from the privacy breeches. and there's also the simple fact americans want stronger protections for this information on the greater depth the debt is far too little to protect this information prosecutors bring cases of a federal antihacking law relying on breaches of privacy policy but many mobile apps don't have the privacy policies and they're so complicated their almost universally dismissed before being read. in fact once the maker of mobile at for the companies like apple or google or even the wireless company gets your location information. many cases under the current federal law the companies are free to disclose the information and other sensitive information to almost anyone they pleased without letting you know. and then the company's share your information and others again, without letting you know. this is a problem. it's a serious problem. and i think that is something the american people should be aware of and i think it is a problem that we should be looking at. before i turn it fun to be sure