press release this is the first deal de unified strategy for cyberspace and officially encapsulates a new way forward for d.o.d.'s military intelligence and business operations and their new secretary of defense panetta said it is critical to strengthen our cyber capabilities to address the cyber threats we're facing i view this is an area in which we're going to confront increasing threats in the future and think we have to be better prepared to deal with the growing cyber challenges that will face the nation to help with this in developments in syria and libya in context i'm excited to be joined by our next guest and colonel anthony shaffer his book operation dark heart spy craft and special ops on the frontlines of afghanistan and the path to victory was the target of a censorship attempt by the kind of gone after they tried to buy up all ten thousand copies before approving the censored version he is currently a senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies and slogan is innovation for peace tony thanks so much for being with us driving back adam all right so with thi

is fighting a war in cyberspace. the pentagon says it's a battle to protect national security secrets but the other side is winning. some of the nation's most sensitive military secrets have been looted by spies who managed to break into government computers. david martin got an exclusive look into the pentagon command center. >> reporter: the joint strike fighter is the pentagon's high priced ticket to air superiority for the 21st century except four months ago the designs for that and other sophisticated weapons were stolen from defense industry computers by hackers, 24,000 files in all. >> designs of satellites, uavs, unmanned aerial vehicles, cutting edge military technology. >> reporter: is somebody out there robbing us blind? >> a lot of people out there are taking a lot of information. >> reporter: he told cbs news the u.s. is not sure who stole the data although the most likely suspects are china and russia. >> the attackers are ahead of the defenders in cyberspace. the technology for intrusions is far ahead

there's a war going on out there in cyberspace, and this is its nerve center. cyberspace is now just like air, land, and sea-- one more theater in which the u.s. military has to fight. >> there's been very few weapons-- probably no weapons in the history of warfare-- that have been developed and not used. >> reporter: right now, only states like china and russia have the capability to launch a cyber attack that could take down this country's power grid or banking system. but once a rogue state or terrorist group with no stake in the world economy gets it, the u.s. will be facing the threat of an attack from cyberspace by a weapon of mass disruption. david martin, cbs news, at cyber command headquarters, fort made, maryland. >> reporter: at the white house this evening, today's talks to head off a government default ended after a little more than an hour and fifteen minutes. if a deal isn't reached soon, the u.s. will run out of money to pay its bills on august 2. chip reid is at the white house. chip, how did the talks go today? >> reporter: well, scott, source

military capabilities in cyberspace. he also promised to train more personnel to defend computer networks from hackers. he said close links with the military including defense contractors and power utilities will also be protected. lynn recalled one intrusion in march when some 24,000 files were chosen from the network of a defense company. he blamed the foreign government but did not elaborate. >>> south korean officials say the succession in north korea is creating dialogue. government officials in the south say the north power struggle is intense fig as leader kim jong-il transfers authority to his son and heir apparent, kim jong eun. they say he is pointing aides. south korean newspaper reported on friday that the north had purged 30 officials who took part in or supervised the inter-korean talks. the south fears that north could conduct another nuclear test and provocative acts and it will remain unstable for a while. >>> next our series, "the road ahead." today we focus on the fisheries. japan's east coast used to

lynn said the attack underscored the need for the pentagon's new "strategy for operating in cyberspace" released today. among the initiatives it outlines: use new methods to defend the military's vast networks and systems and work with the government and private sectors and international partners to improve security. lynn said the u.s. reserves the right to respond with conventional weapons to a grave cyber attack, but that the strategy's focus lies elsewhere. >> rather than rely on the threat of retaliation alone to deter attacks in cyberspace, we aim to change our adversaries incentives in a more fundamental way. if an attack will not have its intended effect, those who wish us harm will have less reason to target us through cyberspace in the first place. >> suarez: a cyber command was established two years ago, but the pentagon and obama administration have sought to de-emphasize a potential militarization of cybersapce. there's one reason for that approach that stands out, according to michael hayden, the former director of the national security agency. he spoke with the "newshour'

the department of defense will announce its strategy for operating in cyberspace, a rare instance ofthe release of such unclassified details. in the past, little has been said publicly about how the department would defend against cyber attacks or threats. >>> nasa aircraft will take to the skies over maryland flying in low altitude to take air quality measurements, part of a mission to enhance the capability of satellites that measure ground levels from space. >>> on this day in 1881, william bonny alias billy the kid was shot and killed by sheriff pat garrett in ft. sumner, new mexico. >>> you can stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. pressure for a deal on the debt mounts after the nation's perfect credit rating is threatened. hear the very latest details on the tense negotiations. >>> it's a big morning in hollywood as prime time emmy nominations are announced. >>> now keep it on this ch

the cyberspace thing takes a more dynamic 85% of critical infrastructure is owned and operated by the private sector. it requires interesting partnerships between the government and the private sector to solve in outer space even though there's a lot of linkages. if you combine the two structures and had it run by one it would slow both efforts. >> if i could follow on but there's also a maturity level. you have folks here, also missing the eisenhower -- we have been doing this for 50 plus years. we have a good idea what the space world looks like. it will still involved dynamics but to try to get those two to mary up, the national security portion of the national space policy, it was informed by the guys on the cyberside. they were going through these steps to have some cohesion, we would have cohesion but the cyber side just isn't there yet. from a personal standpoint it was tough being the space guy at the white house. at least i am not a cyber guy. >> i don't think anybody in this room would be superimpress the fis said we were relying exclusively on the russians for space. i don'

but normally, they'd be doing this kind of networking in cyberspace. belonging to a group or a club is a very popular thing in korea, which perhaps explains why social networking sites were invented here first. so, what's it like trying to get by without this very efficient way of keeping in touch? >> [speaking korean] >> it's been very inconvenient. for our internet forum, i normally post regular messages and notices to other parents. now i have to ring or text them all in turn. the upside is that my elder son has been going to bed early. now he can't play games online all night-- and in turn, waking up early. >> the kim household has certainly been transformed this week. they've been rediscovering old skills and spending more time with each other and the neighbors. even the dog seems happier. >> [speaking korean] >> the positive side has been having more time to talk to each other. it's been good for my eldest son, who's been showing signs of internet addiction, to realize the importance of moderation. >> [speaking korean] >> i've hardly played games

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an unspecified foreign government and comes after revealing a new internet strategy which treats cyberspace as operational terrain like land air and sea. thousands of pro-government libyans have rallied in a town west of tripoli to express support for colonel gadhafi and to demand that nato stops its military campaign meanwhile rebels are converting factories into arms workshops to build weapons from scratch as they struggle from lack of them else word to libya contact group of nations arab countries and other states is meeting in turkey to find a political solution to the five months long conflict. mexico's biggest ever of marijuana plantation has been discovered by authorities two hundred fifty kilometers south of the us border it covers one hundred twenty actors and is watered by an advanced irrigation system last year investigators found a tunnel running from mexico to the u.s. that was fitted out with a winding ventilation and a railway to transport drugs also uncovered forty tons of marwan. turnout for a business of day dmitri's here with us in the studio. thank you russia's largest b

policy in cyberspace. the pentagon is restricted by law from conducting operations inside the country, except for under certain circumstances. pentagon officials say if national leaders makes a determination that a cyber attack has risen to the level of war, of critical mass casualties, creating severe economic damage, then the president can order the military to take certain retaliatory actions. that is the issue of how the u.s. government would respond using the military to cyber attacks. then there's the issue of protecting critical government networks. that is distributed across the u.s. government. the pentagon is responsible for its own network. the call went security department is responsible for the security of the civilian networks, the dot.gov networks. the call went security department is working through how to in short -- the homeland security department -- these are the networks that are the backbone of our country, the telecommunications, the financial, the health care, the electrical network

and just as the pentagon unveiled its plans for operations in cyberspace, top officials revealed onethe worst breaches ever. >> indeed, in a single intrusion this past march 24,000 files were taken. >> it was done, we think, by a foreign intelligence service. in other words, a nation-state was behind it. >> reporter: pentagon officials confirmed it was sensitive u.s. military data taken from a contractor's computer system. cyberspace is now a potential war zone. >> cyber attacks will be a significant component of any future conflict. whether it involves major nations, rogue states, or terrorist groups. >> reporter: in 2008 an infected flash drive was inserted into a laptop on a u.s. military base. a foreign spy agency had placed a malicious code on the drive, transferring secret data to foreign control. for the first time a foreign government had a cyber beachhead. the new pentagon strategy focuses on defending military systems from theft and denial or disruption of service. but it's tough. >> you're going to wind up using component elements that are built around the world. and so th

. >> reporter: borders' biggest competitors have been nimbler in navigating cyberspace.azon, a trailblazer with its kindle e-reader, sells more e- books than paper books. barnes & noble follows suit with nook and an aggressive online strategy that now sells three e- books for every one paper book. if nothing else, bookstores are useful in drumming up interest in books, even if the eventual purchase is made online. and it's that online issue that is something all retailers are having to deal with as they try to avoid the fate of borders. >> we hope to survive. >> reporter: bob contant has owned st. mark's book shop for 30 years in new york. he sees the writing on the brick and mortar wall and joined other small bookstore owners in a partnership with google to offer customers e-books. >> we recognize the fact that for a lot of people, an e-book is a very convenient way to read books. and if that's what they prefer, we can provide that. >> reporter: and with the number of e-readers on pace to jump to 29 million by 2015, the moral of the story is adapt or die. dean reynolds,

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unspecified foreign government and comes off the revealing a new internet strategy which treats cyberspace as operational terrain like land and sea. senior officials from some forty countries are meeting in istanbul to discuss libya and to try to find a political solution to the five month long conflict they will assess the road map for peace in libya as proposed by turkey meanwhile thousands of pro-government libyans have rallied in the town west of tripoli to express support for colonel gadhafi and to demand that nato stops its military campaign. revolution coalitions across egypt are taking to the streets to protest the interim government's performance since the uprising threw former president mubarak from power that demanding be immediate departure of the interim prime minister and establishment of new democratic institutions coalitions hope to bring a million people onto the capital streets after friday prayers. are that's all the news for now but i'll be back with the headlines straight after the business update with dmitri. thanks for you hello and a warm welcome to business r.t. ru

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. >> and help protect america everywhere, from the battle space to cyberspace. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together, to give our best for america's best. >> that's why we're here. >> corporate funding is also provided by prudential financial, additional funding for "washington week" is provided by the annenberg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. here again from washington, substituting for gwen ifill, pete williams of nbc news. >> good evening. you know it's serious when congress foregoes one of its most cherished traditions, leaving town around the holiday. senate majority leader harry reid delivered the solemn news to his colleagues that they'll have to cancel their post fourth of july plans and come back to washington next week, to work on trying to find some way to raise the amount of the federal debt. that decision came after the president scolded congress for putting off the tough decision. >> malia and shasha -- sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead o

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. >> and help protect america everywhere, from the battle space to cyberspace. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together, to give our best for america's best. >> that's why we're here. >> corporate funding is also provided by prudential financial, additional funding for "washington week" is provided by the annenberg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. here again from washington, substituting for gwen ifill, pete williams of nbc news. >> good evening. you know it's serious when congress foregoes one of its most cherished traditions, leaving town around the holiday. senate majority leader harry reid delivered the solemn news to his colleagues that they'll have to cancel their post fourth of july plans and come back to washington next week, to work on trying to find some way to raise the amount of the federal debt. that decision came after the president scolded congress for putting off the tough decision. >> malia and shasha -- sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead o