accused of manipulating regime change in the arab world troops cyberwarfare a call on the records of democratic revolution setting up an army of online accounts pleading for western intervention in libya maybe just one of the tricks of the cia's sleep. more developments on this and fifteen minutes from now when we talk to tom is next with the latest from the school. thanks bill welcome to live sports of the day your heart see and hear as well as making the headlines this hour the new russian hockey champions could be decided later today as a lot to live through for victory number four in their final series against up long the game is now underway in the most region. champion's league semifinal lineup now set up with shall hand real madrid joining manchester united and barcelona in the last call stage. and of course club action resumes tonight with europa league called upon also spartak moscow will be hoping for a miracle off to go a long one in the first leg of that see poor. and was stalled on the ice where one more big performance from slovak could see them become the new russian h

african war and cyberwarfare. much happens on the middle level. if you look like a country like astonia they have a volunteer cyber-army. so they have a bunch of geeks who call themselves -- i know it's an official entity as i understand it and they call themselves an cyber-army and if there's cyberattacks it comes to the defense which may not be a bad idea but i don't think europeans are any less, you know, aggressive when it comes to taming the cyberspace of america. >> the next congress action is going to be decried the cyberreserve force. >> yeah. >> more questions, please. >> the cyberpeace corps. >> probably not that one. yes. >> yeah. i'm a correspondent. now, the most important issue and the controversy is the global one. i would like to you what would be the stretches for the pros or cons group to utilize the internet to their own advantage? and also now the internet has become the national sovereign issue. so that means each country secure in their own information and this is going to be very harmful to the internet relation. thank you.

except that over the last few years, i was still working at the agency, cyberwarfare was becoming -- password, you know, very important concept and it was attracting large amounts of funding. we're going to take one more question all the way back there but i would point you to an article that was in times magazine a few weeks ago about this virus between israel and the u.s. and i believe siemens which i believe makes the generators that were sabotaged. >> could america really get listen to what you're saying? i have a feeling in america has grown to be able to -- are they going to go on for a long time until we get this matter under control? could america, for instance, survive that they've grown up to and could america grow with a proper policy? would they not by targeting different groups that america judges pernicious -- potential pernicious in the country anticipating what they could be doing in the future? >> sir, you've asked three questions already so we'll answer one of those. thank you. >> if i understand correctly, you want to know if we could possibly change policies? >> h

complex find strategic conventional capabilities for the 21st century since mental cybersecurity and cyberwarfares core competencies. the president's budget for fiscal year 2012 represents the initial investment of novelty a costly yet played vital for investment in nuclear weapons modernization. the importance of congress fully funding for long-term monitoring station at a nuclear weapons complex should've been driven home last year during the debate over the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty and yet in the full year fiscal 2011 or appropriations bill that congress is now considering for dod, the house has cut the request by 312 million the senate cut the request by 185 million. these actions are troubling to me and i'd like to know whether you share the success of the general color as well as how such chi-squared effector command mission of safe, reliable and effective strategic forces. finally on the issue of cybersecurity, i was struck by a statement that general keith alexander made in recent testimony to the house armed services committee said we are finding we do not have capacity to do everything we

it your opinion that iran recently suffered a major setback in its nuclear weapons program by cyberwarfarethe worm that has been widely reported. >> i know what i read in the papers. >> i think you know more than that. [laughter] >> well, what i know is far from being written, but i don't think i have to take a position on intelligence, and i don't have to worry about figures and numbers which are uncertain. >> without getting into who was responsible for that, did that seriously setback iran's nuclear program? >> i don't have a good answer to it. i don't know. >> you want to tell us who was responsible for it? >> what? >> want to tell us who was responsible for that? >> why it is it needed? [laughter] >> i'm a journalist, i'm curious. >> you're a journalist, i'm a politician, i don't tell everything. [laughter] [applause] >> i didn't expect you to tell me. >> okay. >> i asked the question. [laughter] how much of a role is iran playing in your opinion in the middle east and north africa right now in this unrest that we're seeing? >> by the way, loses balance of consideration from venezuela

complex, defining capabilities for the 21st century, and cement the role of cybersecurity and cyberwarfare as core competencies. the president's budget for fiscal year 2012 represents the initial investment in what is a costly, yet vital reup vestment in nuclear weapons modernization. importance of congress fully funding the long term modernization of the weapons complex should have been driven home last year during the debate over the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty, and yet in the full year fiscal 2011 appropriations bill that congress has now considering for dod, the house cut the president's request by $312 million and the senate cut the request by $185 million. these actions are very troubling to me, and i'd like to know whether you share this assessment, general, as well as how such cuts affect your command's mission of fielding safe, reliability, and effective strategic forces. finally, on the issue of our cybersecurity, i was struck by a statement general keith alexander made in recent testimony in the house arm services committee and he said, "we're finding we don't have the capacity to do