>> reporter: liz cleary doctor, stanley waintraub, believes the f.d.a.'s decision is about the money. >> it would be embarrassing for the number-one country in the world with the greatest health care system to deprive the women, millions of women that have metastatic breast cancer, with the possibility of getting a fabulous drug. >> i ask that you not take avastin away from those of us with metastatic disease. >> reporter: today, cleary was one of the patients pleading with the f.d.a. to approve avastin for breast cancer because otherwise insurance companies may not cover the cost. >> as far as future treatment goes, if the insurance companies decide they're not going to cover avastin, my husband tells me we'll sell our house. but i don't really want to do that if i don't have to. >> reporter: the f.d.a. advisory committee will vote tomorrow. the cancer community worries this controversy will make the f.d.a. less likely to give preliminary approval to other expensive cancer drugs in the pipeline because it's so hard to take a drug away once patients are u

according to the fda, liz cleary is the exception, not the rule. the fda granted preliminary approval to use avastin for advanced breast cancer in 2008. last year studies of almost 3,000 women show the drug can cause life-threatening complications, delay tumor growth by three months or less and on average did not extend the lives of patients so the fda planned to withdraw approval. dr. gary lyman of duke university was one on the fda panel who voted to revoke approval. >> no survival improvement, no improvement in quality of life demonstrated and the serious toxicities that have been reported i voted no. >> reporter: cleary was one of the patients pleading with the fda to approve avastin for breast cancer otherwise insurance companies may not cover the cost. the cancer community worries the controversy will make the fda less likely to give preliminary approval to other expensive cancer drugs in the pipeline because it's so hard to take a drug away once patients are using it. dr. john lapuque, cbs news, new york. >>> straight ahead your wednesday mo

however shortly after cleary was detained the hacking community gave a very clear response the big three major was not heavily involved and non-sexually added the good news everybody right has little to do with the science running i.r.c. all six members of little saker find safe before anyone gets confused up there i received answer internet relay chat it's one of the original designs for online chat rooms and even though it was created in one nine hundred eighty eight it's still used today over i.r.c. is one of the name methods of the hacking world he uses to keep in touch because of the ability for users to remain anonymous now and also confirmed queries were all saying ryan cleary is not part of all sick we house one of our many legitimate chat rooms on his i.r.c. server but that's it now to top it all off scotland yard released a press statement on this teenager's arrest and they said the teenager was arrested on suspicion of the computer misuse act and fraud act offenses and was taken to a central london police station where he currently remains in custody for questioning i was stat

is responsible for capturing nineteen year old brian cleary who they say is a member of the hacking group security. his mother has reportedly a dozen police officers raided the family home at ten thirty last night in a joint operation by the f.b.i. and school. however shortly after cleary was detained the hacking community gave a very clear response the big teenager was not have really involved a non-sexually did the good news everybody ryan has little to do with besides running i.r.c. all six members of the sick are find safe before anyone gets confused out there i receive dance for internet relay chat it's one of the original designs for online chat rooms and even though it was created in one nine hundred eighty eight it's still used today over i.r.c. is one of the main methods of the hacking world he uses to keep in touch because of the ability for users to remain anonymous and confirmed clear his role saying that ryan cleary is not part of all sick we have one of our many legitimate chat rooms on his i.r.c. server but that's it now to top it all off scotland yard released a press stat

do you think if they got they may have gotten scared off a little bit because of course brian cleary was arrested in the u.k. although they said that they were only loosely affiliated with him there were stories coming out that. the government was trying to create some sort of investigation to go after them and find them. so the government would have a hard time finding. a. very significant figure that putin. more than your dumber than they are they're actually comedians lewis in different forms. there are comedians i'm sure that like hearing that when you think of the way that the media really has upon the story i mean we hear on they want to show we've been covering anonymous we've covered all security since they first came onto the scene but then you even have you know the mainstream news organizations suddenly start reporting on them every single day. it's pretty shocking stuff. it's kind of i carry it but there's very little information in most of the stories and maybe you're providing a reason this relation to stuff that's already been reported elsewhere ok sure you'll find som

ryan cleary was questioned about serious breeches about the crime agency, the senate, and the c.i.a. our report. >> secret government data under repeated attack over the internet. bombarded with messages in an attempt to stop them functioning . they believe they have caught a ring leader. they arrested a 19-year-old man. police say it followed a number of cyber-attacks on businesses and agencies. they seized a significant amount of material. the man has been named as ryan mccleary. the u.s. central intelligence agency. it was a unit. they believe that suspect is linked to those attacks. they have also been forensically searching his computer for any recent attack of sony corporation. they say these attacks are real and highly devastating. >> it is like being in a roosm with no windows or doors. as you introduce human interest actions, you introduce vullnerability. >> the police have up to 96 hours to charge or release their suspect. but the battle will continue. bbc news. >> the headlines. the greek government has survived a crucial confidence vote and seeks to push through further a

>> yes. >> after cleary sees this man being arrested, he heads for the highway.ere detectives stop him. the 36-year-old, who makes his living as a pizza delivery man, drove two hours for the chance to have sex with a 14-year-old he met online. >> have a seat. >> using the screen name broken empires, he asks the decoy very personal questions like her bra size and do you shave down there. the decoy says, "yeah, a little, because of my bathing suit." broken empire says, "cool." and when the decoy asks what kind of girls he likes, he said small, skinny, beautiful, sexy and young. he told the decoy he would bring movies, cds and condoms. >> i see you brought condoms. >> yes. she asked me to. >> intimate lubricant. what's this for? >> she was going to give me a massage. >> while one man was scared off when he saw police activity, others are wary even when all is quiet. >> there he is. >> there he is. >> this man pulling into our driveway is 38-year-old peter ceegot, screen name donceech. online he goes into graphic detail how he would like to perform oral sex on the bo

british teenager has been charged with launching a series of cyber attacks overseas. 19-year-old ryan cleary is suspected of bringing down the u.k.'s equivalent of the f.b.i. authorities say he also has ties with the hackers that targeted sony, the c.i.a. website and the u.s. senate computer system. so far, he only faces charges in the u.k. it's not yet known if the f.b.i. plans to file charges in the u.s. >> tom: asia is home to more millionaires than europe, and the region may soon have more millionaires than north america. to be considered a millionaire, you have to have investible assets of at least $1 million. 3.3 million people fit that description in asia, second only to those in north america, according to a new report by merrill lynch. if you put all the assets held by millionaires around the world together, they would equal just under $43 trillion. >> susie: in the "money file" tonight, why you can stop worrying about lattes. here's ramit sethi, author of "i will teach you to be rich." >> america is obsessed with lattes. everywhere we turn, we hear a personal-finance "expert" naggi

babyhood cleary collection the applause of the maiden so to believe that paul was the leader religious and shifty was punished but they promised. greek police fired tear gas at thousands of protesters who were furious that further harsher come to qualify for yet another international date and also this hour. draw pulls out from nature's european missile defense plan saying that it wants a bigger role in this project all details in just a couple of minutes. iran confirms to russia its total renouncement of plans to possess a nuclear weapons at the summit they should leaders here in kazakhstan to join me for the details later in the program. the way to bring the deadly air superiority to yemen u.s. drones allegedly kill schools the civilians as the u.k. readies helicopters and come on days to send to the rest of region. in business here russian markets close in the red with energy mages leading the poll will look at the figures and about twenty minutes from now in our business bulletin. world wide news around the clock this is art so you live from moscow well greece is boiling point with

religious large ok i would assume that they were cleary every group leader is interesting how you say that i could have been a thorn in the side of the west for many many years and yet it was barely a year ago we saw former british prime minister tony blair and the e.u. president point hugging him and clutching them. to william i'm sorry that's all the time we have for american author and historian william bloom thank you thank you. syria's military has reportedly launched an operation aimed at restoring security in the rebel northern border town of just gotta say at least one hundred twenty officers and government troops were killed there by groups earlier in the week according to witnesses dozens of tanks are being deployed to the area human rights groups say more than one hundred people have been killed since the uprising began with at least twenty one protesters reportedly dead on friday the u.n. meanwhile is still considering a new resolution against syria something that russia continues to strongly oppose. but russia is ready to resume imports of european vegetables if the e.u.

interesting you mention but also like attack forces comes on the heels of the arrest of a lot ryan cleary in the u.k. who is associated with a group loosely do we have any other indication that this could be some sort of an effort of by the f.b.i. to investigate that group. we have a few news reports saying that is the use of her doing this to government officials talking on background that you know who are related who don't have any official information and so really i want to reserve judgment on the propriety of this and so we actually have but records and we see exactly what they're going after you know the largest amount is that the raid used all of the service or otherwise it's just that i've heard you get back to how i feel the data i mean this is like a printing press being used to i was libelous material material just use the books you don't mention press the usenet maybe a hundred other company that's going to devote a first amendment issue and that's the danger that's another great analogy and i'm just wondering i mean have your years of covering these kinds of issues have you s

somewhat interesting you mention the lulz sec attack this comes on the heels of the arrest of a lot ryan cleary in the u.k. who is associated with a group loosely do we have any other indication that this could be some sort of an effort of by the f.b.i. to investigate that group. we have a few news reports saying that is. a very mr government officials talking on background but yes the two are related we don't have any official information and though i really don't want to reserve judgment on the propriety of this until we actually have the court records and we see exactly what they're going after it is a little worrisome of that the who really sees all of these servers or other ways to do this job for instance you just asked to copy all the data i mean it's like a printing press being used to i was driving with material material you seize the books you don't see just the printing press that's usenet maybe a hundred other companies so that's a little bit of a first amendment issue matter danger and we reached out to the f.b.i. and surprise surprise they did not. give us news scoop they just sai

>>> and the british teen accused of computer hacking was released on bail today. 19-year-old ryan cleary left court with his mother and attorney. and authorities say he is linked to a group that hacked into the u.s. senate and the c.i.a. website. his attorney says since his arrest he has been diagnosed with a high functioning form of autism. now that hacking group known as lulseck, calling it quits, carrying out attacks on websites, they say the reason for hacking was simple. to show that it could. for a parting shot they linked information on an at&t website and ipad. >>> and we'll tell but a big cause that brought this person here tonight [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. . >>> tonight was opening night for the musical billy elliott. and former 49ers hare hare barton was on hand to present a check for research. that money will go to lab space, research and care for the tumor patients

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. >> made it very cleary did not send picture that my twitter account had been hacked and this prankssful but after hours, almost 11 hours of answering questions, today i have to get back to work, doing the job that i'm paid to do. >> hey, big reason. social media is so popular is that they are incredibly easy to use. they will also get you into big trouble in a hurry. just ask congressman anthony weiner. we still don't know the whole story about the lewd photos sent it a young woman photos sent from his twitter account. he says his account was hacked but he won't deny the photo is of him. let's talk about this. katie says there are important rules to follow to your twitter account doesn't end your career. katie, i've got to ask you this. seems like a no-brainer but some people don't seem to understand the technology. walk us through. here's the thing, it's -- like have i this camera. where am i? which camera? okay. i have this camera on my phone and it can go -- you know, it can go each side. so, you can click the wrong thing. i've actually almost sent the wrong picture on twitter.

george cleary and william raul.men who showed up at our sting house said they weren't going to do anything illegal. this man tries to argue his case at his bond hearing. >> i don't know for sure. i hear a little bit of talk about this girl. she's an actor. she's 20 years old, actually. >> the judge explains that this is not the time to submit a defense. that will be at a later hearing. and as for what excuses the other suspected sex predators might come up with, here's a reminder of what they told us. >> have you ever done this before? >> no. i've never done it before. >> first time i done this right here. >> first time? >> yes, sir. >> i swear to you, sir, i've never done this before. >> have you ever chatted with an underage girl online? >> she's the first one i talked to? >> very first one? >> yes, sir. honest to god. >> you know how many times i hear that. >> you hear it all the time. >> you think everybody could be telling me the truth? >> oh, no, i'm sure they're not. >> while many said it was their first time

at the outset i would like it make it cleary have made terrible mistakes that hurt the people i care about the most and i'm deeply sorry. i have not been honest with myself, my family, my constituents, my friends. and supporters and the media. last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part after joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i posted it to twitter, i panicked. i took it down and said i had been hacked. i then continued to stick to that story which was a hugely regrettable mistake. this woman was unwittingly dragged into this and bears absolutely no responsibility. i am so sorry to have disrupted her life in this way. to be clear, the picture was of me. and i sent it. i am deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife. and our family. and my constituents, my friends, supporters and staff. in addition, over the past few years i have engaged in several inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, e-mail and occasionally on the phone with women i have met on-line. i have exchanged messages and photos w

. >> are thought of as cleary and abandoned. >> it was property abandoned. >> granted it was -- >> computers, office equipment, that sort of thing. >> stuff like those valued and why did you just declare it abandoned? it looks like you were trying to make it so it would be expensive to restart after deciding the disregard of the ruling. why did the dod just declare it abandoned? >> abandonment is one of the mechanisms by which property can be disposed. the department was working on an expedited schedule to complete the shutdown within fiscal year ten. i should say there's a complete inventory under way now and will eventually as we go to the end of the closeout process it will be a reconciliation. >> for whatever reason it came back not entirely organized but one of the men had testimony and said there was a rather hasty shut down and that the complete sort of gathering of information that would have been beneficial was not done that like other intellectual property was lost. am i speaking for one of the two of you? >> i would summarize i think both the ing and the gao had concern about the