the magazine der spiegel is reporting that america's national security agency is capable of accessing user data on most major smart phones, including apple iphones, blackberries, and on devices using google's android operating system. the magazine says its report is based on top secret nsa documents that it has seen. >>> on friday google announced that it has accelerated efforts to encrypt all its data. that followed earlier reports about nsa abilities to break digital locks. a google vice president compared the situation to "an arms race" between the company and

story i think is more fascinating you may recall that der spiegel has also reported that s f t which is the interbank entity based in brussels belgium also was penetrated by n.s.a. that smells like espionage on the economic level that is to say that the n.s.a. can gain details of what a german bank may be doing what a russian bank may be doing what a chinese bank may be doing and pass that on to their u.s. competitors thereby giving the u.s. competitor an advantage in the financial market how will this affect us using our credit cards and regular banking services on a daily basis if in the us a is able to penetrate these so that raises the question of what other agencies and cities are able to penetrate visa and that opens up a pandora's box that can lead to all manner of fraud coming up later in the program at reigning in the special interest groups the u.k. attempts to regulate lobbying members to frustrate all parties involved and the mind the work of charities get the details in a couple of minutes here on our team. on their way to and talk to the crew of the i can to make sure t

story i think is more fascinating you may recall that der spiegel has also reported that s f t which is the interbank entity based in brussels belgium also was penetrated by n.s.a. that smells like espionage on the economic level that is to say that the n.s.a. can gain details of what a german bank may be doing what a russian bank may be doing what a chinese bank may be doing and pass that on to their u.s. competitors thereby giving the u.s. competitor an advantage in the financial market now on the basic level you and i the people on the street how will this affect us using our credit cards and regular banking services on a daily basis. well i would recommend that anyone using a credit card and this is well known this is no revelation but to be very careful where you're passing that card and we're using that card because if in us a is able to penetrate. that raises the question of what other agencies and entities are able to penetrate visa and that opens up a pandora's box that can lead to all manner of fraud now kind of going down the rabbit hole if you will. using credit cards can

german magazine der spiegel has a published a report detailing the n.s.a.'s practices of tracking private financial transactions all over the world now it was already public knowledge that the u.s. national security agency has been tapping the phone conversation of countless unsuspecting people around the globe the n.s.a. it was also called collecting and are storing private user information and meta data from all over the world wide web and where the latest reports indicated that people's financial transactions and bank operations are under scrutiny as well it seems most aspects of human interaction and surveillance earlier my colleague shawn thomas of spoke to attorney general holder who explained how access to such information could be abused for personal gain. first of all there's the question of privacy that is to say the n.s.a. is well known for not vetting and investigating to contract tours that they hire they can get access to the personal data of various individuals and that can lead to identity theft that can lead to various kinds of fraud but the

story i think is more fascinating you may recall that der spiegel has also reported that s f t which is the interbank entity based in brussels belgium also was penetrated by n.s.a. that smells like espionage on the economic level that is to say that the n.s.a. can gain details of what a german bank may be doing what a russian bank may be doing what a chinese bank may be doing and pass that on to their u.s. competitors thereby giving the u.s. competitor an advantage in the financial market how. to our credit cards and regular banking services on a daily basis if n.s.a. is able to penetrate fisa that raises the question of what other agencies and entities are able to penetrate visa and that opens up a pandora's box that can lead to all manner of fraud. but i still had few this sort of not so mutual benefits from struggles to heal its economic wounds becoming more addicted to cash flowing from the east find out news in the major helping to keep the country is this is a live report coming up in just a few minutes. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. to see. first

the important thing to note about the der spiegel article is that it said that there was no indication of widespread spying using the abilities that were described in the article with respect to the smartphones and i think one would expect that the n.s.a. would develop the skills and the ability to access probably the leading tools for communications these day these days and presumably to use those tools consistent with the law and how do we know that they are being consistent with the law so as we've discovered there were some lapses with respect to what the n.s.a. has done and we know the pfizer court reprimanded the n.s.a. for at least some of those we also know that we have in the united states a framework that requires pfizer court approval of any surveillance under the act as well as legislative oversight now obviously the snowden revelations put a lot of focus on that structure and there is serious question right now whether or not it is enough so president obama has appointed a white house senior group to analyze the issue we also have the privacy and civil liberties oversight

surveillance state once again he is making good on his word the german newspaper der spiegel reports that internal n.s.a. documents from previous snowden leaks detail how the agency has been focusing on tapping into all types of smartphones the newspaper explains quote according to the documents it's set up task forces for the leading smartphone manufacturers and operating systems specialized teams began intensively studying apple's i phone and its i o. west operating system as well as google's android mobile operating system another chain worked on ways to attack black berry which had been seen as an impregnable fortress until then so is anything a safe anymore christopher walther is a director of hogan lovells privacy and information management practice group and is here to help me break down these latest developments chris thank you so much for stopping and happy to be here so can you go ahead and break down some of those latest developments so i think the important thing to note about the der spiegel article is that it said that there was no indication of widespread spying using

surveillance state once again he is making good on his word the german newspaper der spiegel reports that internal n.s.a. documents from snowden's previous leaks detail how the agency has been focusing on tapping into all types of smartphones the newspaper explains quote according to the documents it set up task forces for the leading smartphone manufacturers and operating systems specialized teams began intensively studying apple's i phone and its i o. west operating system as well as google's android mobile operating system another team worked on ways to attack black berry which had been seen as an impregnable fortress until then so why is anything safe anymore he mancini gone is the founder of s s p blue and he is here to break down these latest developments he moves thank you so much for joining me so with these latest revelations what isn't the n.s.a. tapping into. that's a great question me and i think we have to first we have to step back just a teeny bit and put things a little bit more in perspective we're relying on whatever it is that snowden is choosing to release so in o

the magazine der spiegel is reporting that america's national security agency is capable of accessing user data on most major smart phones, including apple iphones, blackberries, and on devices using google's android operating system. the magazine says its report is based on top secret nsa documents that it has seen. >>> on friday google announced that it has accelerated efforts to encrypt all its data. that followed earlier reports about nsa abilities to break digital locks. a google vice president compared the situation to "an arms race" between the company and government agencies, which he called among "the most skilled players in this game." >>> and word tonight from the international olympics committee that the sport of wrestling will once again be part of the olympics games in 2020. just seven months ago, it was dropped. the news today followed yesterday's announcement that tokyo will host the 2020 games. it beat out istanbul and madrid. >>> what will congress be doing in the upcoming session when it's not discussing syria? joining us now from washington for that is christina be

monitoring international payments as well as banking and credit card transactions according to germany's der spiegel newspaper it's reported the n.s.a. successfully tapped into the visa network to search through their clients' private financial information for more on this and the dirty details we're joined live by financial advisor margaret bogan refund you for being with us here on our team now in response to this spiegel inquiry viso ruled out the possibility that the n.s.a. could take data from their company's servers do you think that the n.s.a. access this information i do i really don't understand why any. government funded organization. or you know united being worth anything. now what do you think the implications could be if these alleged activities i mean for the regular people for you people who use credit cards on a daily basis. you know i mean it's my and saying it's not me really highlighted and beat conversation about how much security and how much are we americans willing to give in and ever since crime or me do i think it will impact every day oh no not a lot of government activity

and another new leaks from edward snowden, the german magazine der spiegel reports the nsa has developedthe ability to tap into all the major smartphone models, including iphones, androids, and blackberries. thousands of people rallied in mexico city on sunday against the mexicans plant -- mexican government's plan to overhaul the country's energy sector. mexican president enrique peÑa nieto is pushing an effort to open the state-controlled oil company to investment from foreign multinationals. addressing the crowd, the former mexico city mayor accused enrique peÑa nieto of backing privatization. to finallygoing destroy the national enterprise. that is why we can't dismiss the participation of all citizens from all social classes, because this is a punch against mexico, against the majority of mexican people. >> the protest in mexico comes as enrique peÑa nieto also faces a teachers strike against his education plan. australia has elected a new prime minister from the right wing liberal party after six years of governance by the more centrist labor. prime minister elect tony abbott has p

according to the german magazine der spiegel, the nsa's financial records database housed 180 million records in 2011. ae records included data from brussels-based network used by thousands of banks to securely send information on transactions. one document shows the nsa's british counterpart, gchq, expressed concerns about the bulk collection of financial data, which is said contained "rich personal information," much of it "not about our targets." bill de blasio has cemented his degree the democratic primary to run for mayor of new york city after the second-place challenger bill thompson conceded the race and endorsed a monday. bill de blasio ran on a progressive platform to replace outgoing mayor muckle bloomberg, criticizing his support for the police tactic of stop and frisk them down to take on growing inequality between the rich and poor. bill de blasio will face republican candidate joe lhota. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from ar

. >> we will talk about revelations by der spiegel on how al jazeera was hacked by the national security agency. a report from malaysia on how the malaysian economy is taking a hit. >> in sport, real and another signing delivers the goods. >> the former south african president, ne son mandel a has been discharged from hospital after almost three months there. the south african government says he is in a critical condition, being treated for a lung infection. the government says he will recei receive the same level of care at his home in johan he is burg. >> the former president has been released but he is still described as being in a critical condition. why is he left hospital >> well, i think he is only being discharged from hospital really because they have managed to convince themselves really that they are able to give him that same level of high care here at his johannesburg home. they have relocated some of the equipment needed to deliver him that same intensive care. they have moved most of the medical staff that's been attending him for many weeks at that pretoria hospital here

que no incluya la canasta basica, para proteger asi a los mas necesitados.y el semanario aleman "der spiegel quien ha estado al frente de la cÁmara de comercio de los estados unidos por los Últimos 16 aÑos es thomas donahue. Él nunca ha tenido problemas para criticar duramente al presidente barack obama, es un luchador por la creaciÓn de empleos y lleva aÑos peleando por una reforma migratoria. thomas donahue nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde washington. (habla en inglÉs). >> gracias por estar con nosotros. seÑor donahue, dÉjeme preguntarle sobre siria. sÉ que no es su especialidad, pero ¿como podrÍa afectar una guerra en siria la economÍa de los estados unidos? >> bueno, hay 2 interrogantes respecto a siria y como dices, esta no es mi Área de especialidad. pero creo que las discusiones en el congreso sobre siria van a consumir buena parte de los 40 dÍas que quedan de actividad legislativa y eso va a tener un impacto en otros asuntos pendientes: quÉ hacer con la economÍa, quÉ vamos a hacer en el debate sobre la deuda, cÓmo vamos a encarar el tema de la reforma migratoria, mientras que al mismo

liz: i think teddy is doing a individual for venezuela or "der spiegel." david: see you later.to a six-week low as citigroup and morgan stanley warn the precious metal will extend loss as u.s. economy improves. liz: let's head back to michael gerka and sandra smith on the floor of the cme. sandra, what should we be thinking about this move? >> looking forward. the markets said good bibuy to the -- good-bye to knee-jerk reaction to the announcement of the fed or lack there of. we've gone from risk risk on to risk off. crude is down more than a buck. stock market is selling off. you have a market now looking forward and citigroup and morgan stanley, the reason why they're saying that gold is going to fall to 1250 an ounce by the end of the year because they do expect the fed to taper. so the market is already pricing in what they anticipate to be the next move by the fed. david: but, michael, the fed will only taper if they see improvements in the economy. you say what is driving oil prices down is demand. that is, that overall world demand indicates perhaps a slowing economy? >>

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but according to der spiegel today, the german magazine, the german intelligence believes that in facthe alleged attack was a mistake, that the gas mixture was not diluted enough and that's why it was - that so many people died. is that consistent at all with what you've heard, and would that change at all the u.s. calculus on -- >> i haven't seen that report, actually, but we've been pretty clear, and obviously we've provided information about our own intel assessments. that hasn't changed. >> thank you. >> when was the last time that the secretary spoke with the special representative, mr. brahimi? and i ask because he has been summoned to st. petersburg to work with the secretary general to try to push for a geneva 2, and this -- >> mm-hmm. >> -- has happened in the last 12 hours. >> well, in addition to the secretary, there are other senior officials, including under secretary sherman and others who have been working closely with counterparts at the un and russia. so i'm not sure when the last conversation was, but i'm only conveying that because he's not the only one who speaks to

brand-new report in germany der spiegel said agency spied on al jazeera and russian airline.ument from edward snowden. if true nsa was able to hack into the e-mail season and airline reservation system. mike, what's going on? >> johnny football benched again against rice. johnny was already benched for the first half for his role in an autograph scandal but did not seem to humble him. after a scramble he gives what looks like an air autograph to an opposing player. then after a touchdown he follows up with a show me the money hand gesture. come on. he had three tds, though. he was benched after a taunting penalty in the fourth quarter. >> no matter what the comments are, you're going to face that every week with people chirping. that's not okay. obviously i addressed that on the sideline after the play. >> yeah, his coach was not happy. his team plays sam houston state next week. >> so the show me the money hand signal exists? that show me the money hand signal? >> you don't know. you do that in every commercial break. >> come on. >> this is it. >> i'm more familiar with the