the aegis is budapest is eroding vital elements of democracy -- the eu says budapest is eroding vital elements of democracy. >> and hunt areas are also starting to voice their criticism. young people in particular. the big title of the protest movement is a rapper. with his aggressive lyrics, he is not everybody's darling, but that makes him even more popular with those who do love his music and videos. >> the wrapper " a line from the national anthem on the suffering of the hungarian people. the rest of his song denounces the country's political establishment in a series of profanities. he is now under criminal investigation for defaming a national symbol. never one to shy from controversy, the rapper is unfazed. >> i know what i'm talking about. you see a lot of social injustice here in my neighborhood, but you will also find it across the entire country. there's increasing social tension, but our politicians are arrogantly ignoring the problems. >> he grew up here in budapest's eighth district, the poorest neighborhood in the capital. unemployment is high. large families struggle t

one legacy is the 1,000 cafes in budapest. but not even this public tradition is safe from europe's debt crisis. due to financial crisis this family has suffered a 20% drop in income so they buy fewer cakes. >> translator: last year, we bought as many cakes as we wanted, whenever we felt like it, but this year we can only afford to eat cake once a month. >> reporter: city cake shops feel the pinch. ferenc horvath owns four cake shops in budapest. in good times his stores used to sell more than 800 cakes a day but now sales have fallen by 40%. he built some new shops four years ago when business was better. now he can hardly pay the mortgage. which is about $150,000 a year. others in the cake business are also struggling with the effect of the taxes imposed last september. to cut the deficit and promote a healthier lifestyle, the government is taxing some packaged foods with high sugar or salt content. any shopper who buys one of these products must pay a tax as high as 50% of the sales price. this cake factory used to hire abo

one legacy is the 1,000 cafes in budapest. not even this public tradition is safe from europe's debt crisis. since the crisis, this family has suffered 20% drop in income. so they buy fewer cakes. >> translator: last year, we bought as many cakes as we wanted whenever we felt like it. this year we can only afford to eat cake once a month. >> reporter: city cake shops feel the pinch. ferenc horvath owns four shops. in good times his shops sold more than 800 cakes a day. now, sales have fallen by 48%. he built some new shops four years ago when business of better. now he can hardly pay the mortgage, which is about $150,000 a year. >> reporter: others in the cake business are also struggling of the effect of the tax imposed last september. to cut the deficit and promote a healthier lifestyle, the government is taxing some packaged foods with high sugar or salt content. any shopper who buys one of these product must pay a tax as high as 50% of the sales price. this cake factory used to hire about 100 employees. it tried to avoid t

and just on the budapest convention, has the u.s. signed up? are you planning to sign up? >> just on your first question, maybe, it is directed. that is already on the table. so it's updating our current legislation on cyber, which is a bit outdated. also it contains new elements on harmonizing of definitions of cyber crimes and penalties and also criminalizing the use of malware and botnets. we will hear more about that maybe, and also in the council. so this is not been decided to more but we're making good progress. [inaudible] >> henry, george washington university. for the commissioner, the deputy secretary mentioned the intersection between cybersecurity, a more traditional kinds of national security questions. of course, the european union doesn't have very many competences when it comes to traditional forms of military security. so does that leave a vacuum there? at how are people trying to fill that vacuum? and for the deputy secretary, you mentioned the successful culmination of the pnr agreement. there have been discussions over the last two years about a possib

create a world where there are no safe havens to operate and all countries can do is promote -- the budapest convention that has a little over 30 parties to it. the u.s. helped negotiate the convention. we ratified it and it went into force the next year or two. japan is 99% of the way there. we are seeing good movement in countries like canada, australia that have been working for years to become parties to the convention. the dominican republic and a number of other countries, mexico, the are in the process of becoming parties. i know of at least five or six other countries that in the coming months will be announced as working toward becoming parties. that is really encouraging. the laws that allow you to prosecute acts, you have to have the right investigative powers so law enforcement can get stored communication and data can get intercepted and does serve as a treaty. one traded a 247 network that has grown to 60 countries. we are adding a new country every few months now that includes a really wide range of countries from all over the world. things like that can serve as a very effect

>> we just went to budapest.nd mike figured out if you do a sean connery imitation in budapest, it works even better. >> jimmy: is it educational or are you just going around and climbing their statues or what's going on? >> we did climb some statues there, we really did. [ laughter ] the arpad dynasty were there. snoop who is that? >> the dynasty that first ruled. >> jimmy: and they still rule? >> no. we went and it was amazing. they call it goulash. >> jimmy: they pronounce everything wrong over there. >> we did a whole cooking test and we found out it's really just stew. [ laughter ] goulash is stew. don't let the funny name fool you. >> jimmy: more with david arquette when we come back. sounds like a mini-wheats day to me! and becka's science fair is on the 8th. she's presenting the solar system. hey i've got just the whole grain fiber to help keep her full so she can stay focused. um...you rock. she'll be ready to rock. right here! [ female announcer ] make your kids big days, mini-wheats days. packed with f

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willis is the red carpet candy at this year's cannes festival, just finished filming die hard five in budapestand moon rise kingdom, open at the most prej tijious film festival on earth. we sat down on a sunny rooftop above the fray. >> just to do this part of the interview with the shades on. >> reporter: bruce says he's happier than ever, he and his wife having just had a baby girl. >> you're looking remarkably good. >> do i look tan? >> reporter: you look well slept. and more kids? >> too early to say. too early to say. mabel ray is only six weeks old. >> reporter: different from the last three? i mean, how does it compare? >> a little different and a lot more of the same. changing diapers like a champ. >> reporter: the other three are his daughters with demi moore. the couple split in 2000. >> reporter: you managed to somehow make your life work after a divorce with kids. you've all stayed friends. how is that possible? >> if you just put the kids first, everything gets a lot easier. knowing they still need care and attention and love all the time. >> reporter: and put your ego aside? >> e

peek at that team jenson button putting his car through its paces as part of a promotional event in budapest now this young fan finding out what the viewers like for drivers in my sports talk i should run thirty two year old rotten very very. scenes an australian grown playing still no clear favorites this early in the season though with different drivers winning as many races this year competitors will be arriving i was engines next sunday at the spanish crown for a. plan to reform memories of the darien trip. we. now find me a man regarded as one of the greatest new players of all time has decided to take early retirement some time world champion stephen hendry walking away from the sports the age of forty three the scot was simply a phenomenon rising to the world number one ranking aged just twenty one and proceeded to hold top spot for eight consecutive years during the ninety's his decision came following a heavy defeat at the world championships on tuesday we had a great native along with ronnie o'sullivan holds the record for the most one for seven breaks in the sport with eleven. wel

this was a time we needed to react, send troops in there, defend the counter-revolutionaries in budapest and nothing happened. by the time eisenhower left office in 1961, conservatives felt that he hadn't really served them particularly well. >> who is willmore kendall? >> he was a philosopher, political philosopher, yale graduate, bill buckley's, one of his professors at yale. he wrote a number of books on conservatism. he sort of wanted to be the philosopher of the conservative movement, never did, had lots of problems. he was a difficult person. i remember meeting him several times as a child, he and my father were good friends, he'd come to my house and so on, very intense man, wrote a book called "the conservative affirmation." i guess he would be called a very hard right political philosopher. >> on the cover of your book, "upstream," you have barry goldwater and ronald reagan, who's your hero? >> well, i guess, in a way they both are. we can't all but help have ronald reagan as a hero. i worked for him in his administration, met him a lot of different times and spent some time wit

i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in budapest, sara jessica parker. >> show me the strength of your sipingr eye, america. our top story, is will smith backtracking the claim that 450e 450e -- that he would like to pay higher taxes? and

i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in budapest, sara jessica parker. >> show me the strength of your siping giew lar eye, america. our top story, is will smith backtracking the claim that 450e 450e -- that he would like to pay higher taxes? and after 70% of students failed. if you guessed florida you are not, not, not wrong. and what do british women say makes a perfect man? something about ordering a martini, shaken, not stirred. maybe if it is a vodka martini. back to you. >> thanks. >> i want to point out glen frey's new album is out. >> it is an album of cover tunes from the american song book. >> done after hours. >> it is hideous. >> before you get home i was going to put on and fill up the tub and get some rose petals and create a little walking path to the tub. >> really? >> yes. >> did you get some of the man candles? >> yes, i do. and i will stab you in the face. >> really? tonight? let's do this. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is so cute that dora the explorer has a day that you perino lunch back and a matching lunch case. she is one of my many co-hosts on "the five." and he is

then become better able to really deal with cyber crime on their own, to do things like joined the budapest convention. we do a lot of international average and training. we hope countries set up laws, to help them build the investigative capacity to establish forensic labs. that is the type of work that particularly in the cyber crime area that the eu and the u.s., if we really put our minds to it can find some pretty opportunities to collaborate and really help build the international community, raise the baseline so that there are no longer these instances like were mentioned where you have countries that are essentially safe havens for criminal actors or other see what to do bad things in the internet. there will be that problem. i think we're making a lot of great progress toward that. >> thank you for including s in the presentation. if you have any questions, either here or later on offline to please feel free to us reach out. i'm happy to talk to you about cyber crime or foreign policy issues. >> thank you. a very full presentation. we have of a few minutes for questions if people h

. >>> three siberian tiger cubs are stealing all of the attention at this small zoo in budapest, hungary came when they were only 2 1/2 weeks old. and their mother was too ill to care for them. they're six months old now and growing fast. the zoo owner says they drink goats milk and eat special tiger feed. eventually, he hopes to breed the tigers and expand the zoo. >>> that's it for us tonight. back at 11:00 employ i'm denise koch. >> thanks for watching wjz, medicine immediate's news station. don't go away. much more ahead on the cbs ,, >> pelley: tonight a cold case turns hot. a possible break in one of the most famous missing children's cases in america. john miller has been on this story for 33 years. a catholic monsignor tells a philadelphia court he compiled a list of pedophile priests but admiss he did nothing about them. elaine quijano is covering his trial. the first wave of tsunami debris from japan is about to reach the united states. john blackstone is in alaska. and he made these kids a deal-- they kept their end, and and now he's about to make their dreams come true. >> th

willis the red carpet candy at this year's cannes festival jetting in from filming "die hard 5" in budapesto see his star turn in "moonrise kingdom" open the most prestigious film festival on earth. >> i'm declaring a case with the county right now. >> we sat up on a sunny rooftop above the fray. >> i'm going to do this part of the interview with the shades on. >> reporter: bruce says he's happier than ever. he and his wife just having had a baby. >> you are looking remarkably good on it. >> do i look tan? >> you look well slept and more kids? >> well, too early to say. too early to say. mabel ray is only 6 weeks old. >> different from the last three? how does it compare? >> a little different and a lot more the same. changing diapers like a champ. >> the other three are his daughters with demi moore. the couple split in 2000. you've managed to somehow make your life work after divorce with kids. you've all stayed friends. how is that possible? >> if you just put the kids first, everything gets a lot easier and know they still need care and attention and love all the time. >> and put your o

there is the commitment to the budapest convention. wherever we go, countries are implemented. it is very much at the heart of where we are parting from. we hope he can be clear. >> thank you. the question in the corner? >> thank you. is this working? i am an ambassador. i would like to thank you for your presentations. my question is to both of you. only talk about corporations with the third countries, they are not paying attention to cyber security. in short, they do not see the advantage of cooperation in cyber security. what are the means to involve those countries into cyber security corporation? thank you. >> perhaps i will start. i met with their colleagues when i was recently in luxembourg. there are big questions relating to cyber as well as other things. i was recently somewhere where the government is quite dazed with the importance of cyber security. this report a wonderful saying. by the third of fourth hand, you know longer properly attribute it. i believe that to him. he said there are two types of organizations in the world, those who have been hacked and those

well educated in budapest, goes to berlin, joins the academy, is a professor. the nazis begin to dismiss jews from german academies. he resigns, leaves. and he's appoint today the faculty at princeton. and as he goes to the ias, he encounters really a remarkable group who were already there and really a remarkable intellectual atmosphere. oppenheimer called it an intellectual hotel. >> right. >> so talk about the ias as von neumann would have experienced it. >> well, the thing we forget, most people remember the institute for advanced study because of einstein and the nuclear physicists and the string theorists. people forget about the institute also had a very strong school in the history of art, a school of classical -- i don't know how to pronounce it, studying greek epigraphs and a school of archaeologists. so there was all this other culture there. and, of course, akrevoe can tell you, people like homer thompson really great, he was the model for raiders of the lost ark. and the art historians. so all these people were there. it wasn't just math and physic

there is the commitment to the budapest convention. wherever we go, countries are implemented. it is very much at the heart of where we are parting from. we hope he can be clear. >> thank you. the question in the corner? >> thank you. is this working? i am an ambassador. i would like to thank you for your representative -- for your presentations. my question is to both of you. only talk about corporations with the third countries, they are not paying attention to cyber security. in short, they do not see the advantage of cooperation in cyber security. what are the means to involve those countries into cyber security corporation? thank you perce >> perhaps i will start. -- thank you. >> perhaps i will start. i met with their colleagues when i was recently in luxembourg. there are big questions relating to cyber as well as other things. i was recently somewhere where the government is quite dazed with the importance of cyber security. this report a wonderful saying. by the third of fourth hand, you know longer properly attribute it. i believe that to him. he said there are two ty

[inaudible] across the continent through the capitol of the ancient states of central vienna, budapest and the relations [inaudible] not only did the soviet input but a very high and in some cases increasing from moscow. >> he said it better than i would have. we talk of the many soviet misdeeds and among them displacing many of germans from their homes trying to destabilize eastern western europe to prevent at all costs democracy from being established in berlin making outrageous demands in turkey and iran and backing of the communist takeover attempt in china or manchuria as he called it. he then stated that most need for active diplomacy backed by military strength instead of russia but there's nothing for which they have less respect than for weakness, especially military weakness. churchill then linked his warning about communism through his standing of the alarm bell before world war ii but wanted listeners to know the first time in case they had forgotten no one would listen, and one by one we were all sucked into the world surely i could it to you, ladies and gentlemen, you mus

. >> reporter: he came to cannes for the day from budapest, where he's back on the set playing john mcclaneate movie? it's coming out on valentine's day? >> it could be a date movie. ♪ our parents are to blame >> reporter: two of your daughters are on stage singing. >> thanks goodness. >> reporter: any desire to get up there and join a band? >> no. i've retired. i sing to my youngest daughter now. >> reporter: what do you sing? >> she just knows she likes the sound. ♪ under the boardwalk >> reporter: are you giving your daughters directions? >> just where the bad guys are. >> reporter: i imagine for some poor teenager coming to take out your daughter, and there's john mcclane. you never pulled that? >> no, i tried once. but scout shoved me out of the way. >> reporter: now, the focus of the new movie is two kids who fall in love and run away. it must be daunting for them to work with you, bill murray. frances mcdorcdormand. did they handle it okay? >> i think they handled it much easier because i don't think they gave a [ bleep ] about who any of us was. all right, we know they're together.

. >> reporter: he came to cannes for the day from budapest, where he's back on the set playing john mcclaneer we get down to it or not. we're just having that conversation now. >> reporter: it's coming out valentine's day? is it a date movie? >> it could be. it could be a date movie. i don't know. that's a good question. ♪ our parents are to blame >> reporter: two of your daughters are on stage singing. >> thank goodness. >> reporter: any desire to get up there and join a band? >> no. i've retired from singing. >> reporter: have row? >> i sing to my youngest daughter now. that's the extent of it. >> reporter: what do you sing? >> anything. she doesn't know what songs are yet. she just knows she likes the sound of it. ♪ under the boardwalk >> reporter: are you giving your daughters directions? whispering in their ears. >> no. just where the bad guys are. you're supposed to teach the guys to be the bad guy. but your daughters, you have to watch out for them. >> reporter: i imagine for some poor teenager coming to take out your daughter, and there's john mcclane. you never pulled that? >> no,

[laughter] >> so let's talk about von neumann the, and well-educated in budapest, goes to berlin, joined the academy, is a professor. the nazis begin to -- he resigns, flees, and disappointed to faculty at princeton. and as he goes to the iasc encounters really remarkable group who were already there and really a remarkable intellectual atmosphere, oppenheimer called it an intellectual hotel. setauket a little bit about the ias as von neumann would have experienced it. >> the thing we forget is, most people, remember the institute because of einstein and nuclear physicists and strength there is and mathematicians, people forget about the institute also had a very strong school in the history of art, school of classical, i don't have to pronounce it, school of archaeologist. so all this other culture there, and, of course, she can take people like homer thompson, really great company was the model for raiders of the lost ark. and the art historian. so all these people do. it wasn't just math and physics. it was a very rich place and then oppenheimer came in, they invited t.s. eliot to be

embassy in budapest for 15 years.en initially found safety in the embassy, and now that guarantee is jeopardized. i'm confident there will come a day with the timing in his party's brutal reign will end, with the chinese people experience a new birth of freedom. men like chen and women like perl who helped facilitate chen's escape represent china's future. there are pressures in the one party structure that will be on the trashy to fish them the same way that president reagan said that tear down the wall, and the evil empire and then they will fall, the same thing will happen to the chinese government. until that day comes, america should always stand with the chen's of the world and again i thank the chairman for having this hearing and yield back the balance. >> thank you very much, chairman wolf but i'd like to now introduce our very distinguished, we have six outstanding human rights advocates were testifying today and i will begin first with pastor bob fu, who is a leader in 1989 student democracy movement in tia

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but it to be have built upon the budapest convention and have identified have to make people safer. also the beginning of a strong partnership with the e.u./u.s.. we can report back on many successful joint operations with fbi and enter poll. we have good work and it is impressive with the establishment of the cyber crime center the work in the european union and u.s. but the bad guys have the upper hand right now. the only way to change the game is to act quickly and together. group am hopeful we can win the debate and the battle and looking forward to suggestions come lead discussions, and a deeper partnership. thank you very much. [applause] during the introduction of homeland security the third largest department with 240,000 employees, we have additional contractors contractors, commissioner malmstrom said my god. that is luxembourg. [laughter] i was just there. it is not to. [laughter] but it is march her at the outset they queued to csis to give us the opportunity to speak my colleagues and by a have concluded a negotiation with syria and her colleagues move it is the instruc

and in budapest, london, dallas, now jakarta. what's next?ng is fun for a short time. i know i am a widow who has known forever, love for more on traveling and husbands, here is suzanne somers. she traveled with her husband. >> we go to santa monica. >> steve: we go to the pier. i get the funnel cake. >> brian: you're also excited about your book "bombshell." >> they're all good, but this one, i highly urge you all to read 'cause you're the perfect ages for it. i have turned 65 this year and i woke up and i thought, when i was a kid, i thought people who were 65 either retired or died. and i thought i'm so nowhere near that. it has to be the way i'm approaching my health. out came another book. >> gretchen: i can't believe it. i was just saying in the commercial break, seems like you were just here with your last boom the subtitle is explosive medical secrets to redefine aging. >> right. >> gretchen: so you have done all these experimental things. you were the first woman to have stem cells put into yourself to recreate a breast. right? >> i

well educated in budapest. goes to berlin, joins the academy. is a professor. nazis began to dismiss him from german academy. he is appointed to the faculty at princeton. and as he goes to the ias, he encounters a remarkable group who were already there, and really come a remarkable intellectual atmosphere. oppenheimer called it an intellectual hotel. talk a little bit about the ias as von neumann would've experienced it. >> the thing we forget, most people remember the ias because of einstein and nuclear physicist, and mathematicians -- people forget about the institute and how it had a very strong school in the history of art and the school of classical epigraph he and greek epigraphs, archaeologists, all of this other culture there. of course, acramone can tell you. he was the model for the lost art. all these people were there. it wasn't just math and physics. it was a very rich place. oppenheimer comes in and he invited t.s. eliot. the position i had was created for t.s. eliot. a position for the strange outsider artist who comes in and says something -- a

well educated in budapest. goes to berlin, joins the academy. is a professor. nazis began to dismiss him from german academy. he is appointed to the faculty at princeton. and as he goes to the ias, he encounters a remarkable group who were already there, and really come a remarkable intellectual atmosphere. oppenheimer called it an intellectual hotel. talk a little bit about the ias as von neumann would've experienced it. >> the thing we forget, most people remember the ias because of einstein and nuclear physicist, and mathematicians -- people forget about the institute and how it had a very strong school in the history of art and the school of classical epigraph he and greek epigraphs, archaeologists, all of this other culture there. of course, acramone can tell you. he was the model for the lost art. all these people were there. it wasn't just math and physics. it was a very rich place. oppenheimer comes in and he invited t.s. eliot. the position i had was created for t.s. eliot. a position for the strange outsider artist who comes in and says something -- a

embassy in budapest for 15 years.he initially found safety in the embassy and now that guarantee is jeopardized. i am confident there will come a day when the communist party's brutal reign will end and the chinese people will experience a new birth of freedom. men like chen who helped facilitate chen's escape represent china's future. their oppressor is a one party structure that will be on the trash heap of history the same way president reagan said teardown the wall and the evil empire will never fall. the same will happen to the chinese government. until that they comes america should always stand with the chens of the world and i thank the chairman for this hearing and yield back the balance. >> i would like to introduce our very distinguished we had six outstanding human-rights advocates who are testifying today. i will begin with pastor bob fu who was a leader in the 1989 democracy movement in tiananmen square and became a pastor and founder with his wife. in 1996 authorities arrested and imprisoned them for th

the president's, obama and prime minister of japan that the japanese have decided to exceed the budapest connection. that is a major, i think, extension of its two outside the normal kind of atlantic sphere. so very promising, and we hope that is just the beginning of more broad international participation. but i think as you tease out pieces and threads of how we deal with this large problem of cyber safety and security there are a number of threats. this cyber crime piece is an interesting one because, in fact, of course almost every attack that we encounter everyday is a crime in the united states anyway, any unauthorized attempt to access a computer system of someone else without their permission or to deny service to it is a federal crime, but we don't generally prosecute under the statute. it is very difficult to prosecute under. the focus that we all collectively work on as government, a subset of those crimes which i would call cyber enabled crimes. that is the kind of thing where we all are in agreement that child pornography is not an appropriate thing to have in cyberspace. so