what do the emails tell you? >> well, there has been a the love focus and people think that kathleen sebelius did not inform president obama enough about the problems that could have come out in the healthcare.gov web site. that -- but actually the emails show that the reverse is also true. that h.h.s. harbored deep frustrations about how the white house was preparing for the rollout in the fall. >> so basically a lot of finger pointing. kathleen sebelius not telling the president and the president, of course, has denied that he knew anything about the poor perform hans until after it happened. now this email shows that even h.h.s. is deeply frustrated and i think in may with how the white house has handled it there is a lot of finger pointing both ways. >> nature. may 1st there was email from the head much external affairs. public engagement. he was saying that the white house is in disarray. the email was to enroll america's heads -- the white house is in disarray, we don't know who is in charge on healthcare a

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the world's second largest email service getting hacked. this is big. could impact up to 273 million people. a tech expert and president of media tempo. he joins us. nice to sigh, russ. >> how are you doing, greta? >> so is 270 some million people. what is it that is at risk here? >> so, yahoo today reported that they had a third party database that was hacked and all of the user log-ins and pass words have been stolen. so that means that someone has hacked into their system and stolen all of your log-in identification and your password and has access to all of your yahoo contacts, as well as emails. >> when you say third party database, what does that mean? >> that's a good question. they haven't disclosed what the third party database means. but, you know, i think the story here that we should all care about is that, number one, if you have a yahoo account, you need to change your password immediately. because whoever hacked into this data, they could be scraping, pulling, all of that data down and reading your emails, bank accounts, going, seeing who

instead one of his employees sent an email begging for more time.er paying more than $500 in bitcoin, he received the key and regained control over the file. >> it was like a birthday. so happy. >> reporter: the fbi has received more than 400 complaints. no arrests have been made. >> software like this is really hard to respond to. because people behind this software are always one step ahead. >> reporter: he and his employees are now especially vigilant when it comes to opening emails, and they are now backing up files off site. he hopes the cyber thief is arrested or he or she can pay for this crime. natasha ghoneim, al jazeera, behar boar islands, florida. >>> and when we come back on al jazeera america -- these emotional reunions in korea. families attorney apart since the war. some meeting for the first time in 60 years. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online

how could it came in at the un help clear it and email. do you. state department spokesperson ginseng tea acknowledge the conversation was authentic. she has been in contact with their eu counterparts in and of course has apologized. santi said does she does not know who uploaded the recording. but she notes that russian government officials for the first to tweet about it government opponents in thailand have been collecting money from of money for farmers in bangkok that is protesters are still demanding that prime ministry election a walk which immediately. now they're trying to win over farmers' the government's key support base. suit and collected donations on friday for farmers who had been left empty by the government he and his protesters criticized the government for the boxed rice scheme i think we should help of commons. they are in trouble because of the government the controversial scheme guaranteed rice prices and about forty percent above market rates for the government is running out of cash to pay for the rice which is now piling

>> in an email, ice officials stated that they target specific violent criminals. >> but we wanted to ask them about allegations that latino communities are being profiled in the process. >> ...to check on a machine. what tells them that an individual is who we're going to check out? >> so we roll up on the scene.... >> just to be clear - by "scan" he means handcuff and fingerprint. >> so people have been out in the parking lot of this grocery store and as they're walking out of the grocery store, handcuffed and fingerprinted. there's a laundromat across the corner... >> the problem with that is that ice law enforcement officers are not permitted constitutionally to create a latino person dragnet and arrest everyone, fingerprint them and then decide who they want to remove. that's exactly what the constitution prohibits. >> no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow -

i fear that every person exchange an intimate moment in a phone call i made this morning please email us and after this. i will one day at work could be used against me in the shade spoke out for her right to protest whether we are on the left over whether we are on the right. we are standing here today to say our right to dissent will not be trampled even congressman rush holt stepped away from his work on capitol hill and is in the winter cold to tell americans about a bitter reality. our own government is treating everyone of us as suspects first and citizens second. congressman holds surveillance state repeal act aims to change that by doing away with the laws that allow for the mass collection of phone records and intranet meditate at fault says progress is being made in the halls of capitol hill with other legislation as well. in the other speakers are afraid of this issue will be swept under the rug and his controversial practices will continue. everyday these abuses continue is one more day. then our constitution is copper mines in a physical demonstration of protest over a do

>>> a warning tonight about a new kind of email scam. 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts tells us it appears to come from a court or lawyer. they are getting clever. >> reporter: you can call this the scam of the week. it seems like by get a new one every week. courts all over the country are warning about this one. the emails look like they are from a state or federal court or big law firm. open them up and there's a fake notification of court hearing or eviction notice. computer security experts say the emails all contain links or attachments that if clicked on will infect your computer with malware or virus. how do you know it's fake? well, court orders never come by email. so if you get one delete it. and basic rule of thumb, think twice before opening any unexpected attachments from anyone. >>> well, it's here. tax time. today is the first day you can file a 2013 income tax return. and there are some big changes this year for same-sex married couples. for the first time they can file a joint federal return and the new tax code all

time for traffic problems she emailed him and he replied got it. christie fired kelly and vowing to take appropriate action if the staff memberers knew about the closings and the letter from the attorney quote confirms what the governor said all along no prior knowledge of the lane closures before they happened and whatever the motivations for closing them to begin with. >>> severe draught in california turns off the water for 25 million residents. on friday is state water project is not delivering the reservoir water to the public water agencies in the spring. this affects irrigation water and drinking water and now they have to get their water from some place else. >> the police are watching for increase in sex trafficking ahead of the super bowl. the fear could be unfounded. the global alliance is saying there is no link to the big events. the trafficking is happening out of the sight and out of way places. we have more on the story from mexico. >> each morning 19-year-old looks into the mirror next to her bed. >> i'm strong. >> finding the cour

even standing up replacing david kelly says this the way as his name to that person's email. this competition points mennonites read and translate it. step one a few minutes. actually when you need. israel says she symbolically of the food industry to take her in a behind the scenes the festival here in france well into two different lengths. i did. the status of music he's the dude david kelly the sea monkeys and a galling in one direction incumbent on me is the case may be not much that they'll all be in this second person wants to see monkeys one might ask. this album is the chance to teach that mount st. that was twenty seven year old soon as i am coaching and rock legend david kelly who know whether to raise rates and best british female and male cats the bali was an ex accept the award itself isn't it grand. i think most among street that is the issue when it needed. i am and ten. he's a very much. scotland stay with us the uh uh uh uh uh you. one direction it was on mc today with six cents to the second year running the boy and one species began to turn the sound and t

email, silent circle used to do it. strangely enough after all this coming out, silent circle shut doesn't email operations because they knew it was going to be subpoenaed. even though the technology is there to encrypt it and keep it private, if the government can get in the back door it doesn't do anybody any good so they shut it down. melissa: seems like there must be something reasonable. if terrorists are talking over the internet through email of course the want the government to discover it. on the other hand it is unreasonable issue of search and seizure to go in with my own right to privacy. they can go in and look at anything s there some solution in the middle? >> melissa, there is solutions for search and seizure across all different types. if you extended that to data and they had some oversight, you had to to to a judge -- to go to a judge before you could query the data. we're looking at this person's data. here's why. we have proof of suspicion. then yes. but that oversight is run totally amok like you h

his emails were collected during a probe of walker's former deputy chief of staff.he was sentenced to six months in prison for doing political campaign work on official time. according to the emails, governor walker asked for a daily conference between official aides. they also suggested that he was aware of a secret e-mail system using a wireless reuter that let aides e-mail each other about official and campaign issues. here's one of the emails from another aide, as i understand where i archer, to ryan flesch. she says "consider yourself in this inner circle. i use this private account quite a bit to communicate with skw and -- you can be sure to check it throughout the day. skw is scott walker's initial. thomas nardelli was his then chief of staff. he said he was never the target of the investigation. >>> still to come on "way too early" vladimir putin said it was the only medal that mattered. now he is reacting to his team's surprising loss. >>> and there was no beener to the powerball. $425 million. still up for grabs. winning numbers, they were sold to one tic

ne says that you can't get email unless you get a search warrant. they wanted a judge -- so you can't just do it with a subpoena without having a judge approve it. that is one law. there's another law that says you can't use a search warrant against a reporter because you want to give the reporter notice with a subpoena. in any event, they wanted the email so they had to get a search warrant, but they couldn't get a search warrant against the reporter, the exception of that is if the reporter is suspected of a crime. so they actually filled out an affidavit and got a search arrant where they said there was reason to believe the fox eporter had violated the espionage act or was a co-conspirator because he was asking questions of someone who had access to classified information. the attorney general said at the time, we will not prosecute journalists for doing journalism. what does that mean? >> something that i think is an issue for journalists and citizens for the next 20 years, which is there's been a distinction in law and more generally between m

instead, one of his employees sent an email begging for more time. it took about a week, but after paying more than 500-dollars in bit coin, he received the key, and regained control over the practices files. it was like a birthday. so happy. we were overjoyed. one problem is that software like this is hard to respond to, because the people who are behind the malicious software like this, are always once step ahead, so what law enforcement can do is always react. >> when it comes to opening emails. it's back to surgery as usual. but he hopes the cyber thief is arrested. so he or she can pay for this crime. bay harbor florida. talking about the severe weather, and now we are starting to see these storms develop. there's cold air, with snow on the we were side, but right through missouri, arkansas, and down through texas, louisiana, storms are beginning to develop. a closer view shows that we do have one or two isolated storms right here. not severe, but certainly the potential is there to develop and intensify. risk with this is wind and hail, a line

or in a political community our government is listening listening to your calls snooping on your emails but it is the government listening to calls for reform in the wake of edward snowden's revelations about the breadth and depth of america's surveillance infrastructure ordinary citizens are banding together against government spying over fifty seven hundred websites planned a day of action against the national security agency many turning their home pages into the home front in the battle for digital privacy february eleventh was declared the day we fight back two years after tech giants like wikipedia and google blacked out their home pages to protest against internet control legislations like sopa and pipa today's anti surveillance press conference was a physical demonstration of the protests that are already going on online we heard from a number of people from a host of different groups we heard from religious clerics from civil liberties advocates even a u.s. congressman all telling the n.s.a. to keep their hands off their data and to respect their privacy many of the speakers ha

secretary of emailing case duncan dominated the -- duncan dominated the game. bubba watson in the trap. no problem for him. he sinks it. watson wins. his first win since the 2012 masters. >>> who is ready for baseball? lsu's robertson makes this slide catch in foul territory. how about the right fielder going air born to avoid robertson. that will make a pitcher happy for sure. seth curry found out how fun it is to run a break with blake griffin, something chris pallones about. he sets up his teammate for the windmill jam. irving was name the mvp. his trophy was intact. he held it together. >> a lot of defense 234 that game, wasn't there. >> yes. >> man. >> it was fun to watch. >> andre yager, -- and andrea, thank you. >> reporter: after next week we will see a change in the rain. >> i am thinking miracle march. >> fingers cross canned. >> that's about all we have left. >> reporter: plenty of time to sit inside and watch march madness. >> perfect. >> reporter: right here on kpix5. >> how'd you do that. that was perfect. >> see you at 11:00. [monotone] she says,

to turn over lowest learners emails. despite the ongoing investigations both in congress and by the inspector general, last november treasury rushed forward with proposed new regulations to stifle 501-c-4 groups upending rules that have been in place for over half a century. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman have is recognized. -- the gentleman is correct. the house will come to order. please take all conversations off the floor, please clear the . sles the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. camp: under the proposed rule social welfare organizations will face additional unprecedented scrutiny for engaging in the bows basic unpartisan political activity. such as organizing nonpartisan get out the vote drives, registering voters are hosting candidate forums in the neighborhoods. if the treasury department anders virs their way, these sorts of activities would jeopardize the tax exempt status of social welfare organizations. making matters worse, the administration is pushing the proposed rule based on a false

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back in the ninety's and all the exciting and fresh like oh my god i've got an email this is kind of fun that's great when you're getting that ten emails a day when you're getting a three hundred a day suddenly it becomes a bit of a slaw get so that there's always this tension with facebook where it's you know and told that they're fun they're useful but they also can become kind of a bit of a slog if you don't want to talk about the privacy issue and this a in the sharing of user's information and this is something that is a concern we've finally had facebook and google and others admit that they give information upon request and then in the face in the case of facebook make eighty percent of all. requests to the u.s. government in the united states not other countries but in the united states how do you see how do you deal with that there because that's a chilling effect here i think all of us in the back of our head know somebody could be watching but we have evidence now that some are. all right so it all comes down to personal choice i don't agree with the government coming in a

and time for traffic problems she emailed and he replied got. christie fired kelly. in a statement the governor's office is saying that the letter from the attorney quote confirms that what is governor has said he not no idea of the closures before they happened. >> the future of the controversial keystone pipeline now in the hands of john kerry and the project cleared a hurdle just yesterday when based on a new study the state departmented is saying that the pipeline is unlikely to have a significant affect on the government. now the findings will go to the president. the project does cross the kay canadian borders. >> now new regular lie yagss on what goes in the texas textbooks. >> a former president of an antiaboshes counselling center, a republican lobbyist, the sunday schoolteacher and founder of a church summer camp, they are deciding what is going into the children's textbooks in texas and purchasing power with the publisherpublishers. the texas board of education has a history of elevating religion over education. >> i wlooef that the h

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male fraud, fraud in the use of email and the telephone. but the definition of what constitutes fraud is left for everyone to decide for themselves. >> people find themselves snagged by some of these laws. what is the collateral damage for them when they have done something nonviolent, and suddenly have a crime on their record? >> the collateral damage is people wind up paying tens of thousands in legality costs, they lose their employment, having their businesses compromised. people testify before our committee that have gone out of business. the one example i gave of fishing in the wrong area, and wound up losing their business. if you are incarcerated in our society, we believed if you did your time, paid your debt to society, you were reintegrated back in. you serve pretty much a life sentence, part inside, the rest outside when you can't get employment, can't be in public housing, et cetera. we have very serious overhaul of the criminal justice system. >> who are the gatekeepers and the people that step back saying "this doesn't make s

for the un director harry that would be great hopefully this thing and at the un health clinic and email. the eu. recordings are going to round the world after was posted anonymously on youtube. it got attention after russian official posts building to the video on twitter. moscow has since accused washington of plotting a coup while the us said the tape was the new though when russian trade craft. german chancellor angela merkel continuance remarks as an acceptable and reaffirmed her support for the use efforts. the video called mary nats have made in the russian did not sit well with protesters in key ends meet and square notice the united states and europe may try to be a draw. but its ukrainian crew decide the future requested no one can decide for us americans have one strikes designed for afghanistan keeper and we learned how the intended target. besides creating a small wedge between the us and eu over their respective roles in ukraine's political turmoil in the recording has raised questions over the security of diplomatic missions in kiev. and the turmoil was also triggered capi

but emails released by the white use have senate publicans now looking for answers. retired air force general thomas mcinerney will be here in just moments. also tonight, she left another network for bigger and better opportunities right here at fox business. the anchor of the brand ne show, opening bell, maria bartiromo on the big move to fox and where she sees ourecord markets this year. >>> flu season hitting young people the hardest. percentage of young flu victims nearly doubling a year ago. fox news medical a-team memr dr. marc siegel among our guests. >>> turning to our top story a new push to recall former cia director former mike morell to publicly testify about his role ii crafting the false benghazi talking points he has told a number of stories in front of different committees. a week late he told the senate intelligence committee ty were provided to t white house quote, informational purposes only not r their iut. and later that same monthn a closed-door meeting with senators lindsey graham, john mccain and kelly ayote, mr. morell blamed the fbi for the

but emails released by the white house have senate republicans now looking for answers. retired air force general thomas mcinerney will be here in just moments. also tonight, she left another network for bigger and better opportunities right here at fox business. the anchor of the brand new show, opening bell, maria bartiromo on the big move to fox and where she sees our record markets this year. >>> flu season hitting young people the hardest. percentage of young flu victims nearly doubling a year ago. fox news medical a-team member dr. marc siegel among our guests. >>> turning to our top story a new push to recall former cia director former mike morell to publicly testify about his role ii crafting the false benghazi talking points he has told a number of stories in front of different committees. a week later he told the senate intelligence committee they were provided to the white house quote, informational purposes only. not for their input. and later that same month in a closed-door meeting with senators lindsey graham, john mccain and kelly ayote, mr. morell blamed

. >> still ahead - emails made in germany after the u.s. spying scandal.ngela merkel - can she protect the country's intimate data. >> plus the last members of afghanistan's sikh communities say they are being discriminated against, and if it continues they'll leave. play on. the brazil world cup venue saved from the axe, even though it's still not finished. >> hello again. these are the top stories this hour on al jazeera - the foreign ministers are due to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the violence in ukraine. the president viktor yanukovych blames opposition leaders for the battle leaving 25 dead. >> two blasts in the lebanese capital of beirut killed five and injured more than 100. the iranian embassy was targeted in november, killing 22 people. >> two armed groups in libya called on the country's interim parliament to quit. the condemned threat is a coup attempt. the situation is calm. >> now to the top stories. the violence in ukraine. we put together the strongest footage from street battles. the images and the sound tell the story. [ sounds o

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they were fired by email without warning three days before christmas. the company said it was to remodel its northside chicago sandwich shop but employees suspected their termination was to retaliate for circulating petitions and staging protests to raise their wages. they gave us an indication that they weren't happy but we never thought we'd be fired in the manner we did. in a statement, the company said it reached an agreement, that "both sides believe is fair." former employees were paid one month's severance and offered reinstatement." i think they were thinking, if they were thinking, that they thought they could do this and these people would quietly move to their next job. starkman adds that he thinks labor's support of fast-food workers in chicago was underestimated. the "fight- for-15" organizaton has staged vocal protests for more than a year to raise the minimum wage. on behalf of snarf employees, it filed a complaint with the national labor relations board. snarf's said "some employees accepted reinstatement while others chose not to." but

he is the one who exchanged emails with chris christie's former deputy chief of staff. she emailed: >> chris christie fired kelly and vowed to take action if other senior staff members knew of the closing. in a statement the governor's office said: >> and how all of this could effect chris christie's chances of running for president in 2016 remains to be seen. his approval ratings in new jersey have taken a hit. he is still popular among his constituents. >> thank you, that report from fort lee new jersey. >> meanwhile president obama is reportedly planning on travelling to saudi arabia in march, a trip designed to mend relations with a long-time u.s. ally. the president will seek to pacify saudi concern of a deal the u.s. struck with iran. saudi arabia expressed frustration that the u.s. is not doing nor to support syrian rebel forces. >> a leak by former contractor edward snowden shows editor of "the guardian" destroying documents that edward snowden sent to them. the broig ordered -- british government ordered the paper to turn over the documents and legal action if

his role, in the email he said "david wile steen will do and say anything to save david wile steen, bottom line he will do and say anything to save himself." that is what he said in a letter firing back. he is on the other side of the aisle, and he won his re-election. he got 64% of the vote, but reporters say he hasn't done enough to stop crime and create jobs. supporters praise his efforts to rebuild following hurricane karina. tourism has bounced back with visitors numbers approaching a nine year high just last year. for the first time in history, drought is, toking california stop delivering water to millions of its customers and farms. and now, state officials are taking new drastic measures to deal with it. for the first time in its 54 year history, the state water project has decided to turn off the taps to all the local districts that it supplies with water. that means zero water supplies to those districts. leaving millions offish ban residents in california and farmers to find another way to get their water. now, many of those districts have reservoirs, farmers are looking

read anybody's email so i can't give you any further information. but i will definitely look into that and i'll get back to your question with answers. >> i appreciate that. if that is occurring, sir, would you, i guess to the committee, agree to ensure that it no longer occurs at the i.r.s.? >> i would be happy to say if we have no authority to do it, then we should not be doing it. now, criminal investigations does investigate. we had 4,500 recommendations for indictments last year, so there's a whole enforcement arm at the i.r.s. that, you know, has law enforcement authority, works with the justice department and state and local governments. so i don't know how much of this is in their domain. >> well, the i.r.s., s.e.c. said they have legal authority under a 1986 law that does not treat electronic correspondence the same way it treats paper correspondence. this is outrageous to a lot of our constituents on both sides of the aisle. in fact, many interest groups and entities across the country have spoken out about this. i introduced a bill, along

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i received a disturbing email from salem. this email came from salem. it's, like, a trail.t sharla and steve have been communicating with him on trying to buy a website that i already own. it says, "hey, salem. just left you a voicemail. could you please let me know what you're asking for popone.com?" >> right, we did have an email with him. >> but i told you that i already owned it. popone.com is an organic popcorn site that i was creating for sharla and i. she knows that i already own it. she has no business going around me, trying to buy it. >> we wanted to secure it for us so we could do the brand. i mean, we're partners. i told you, 50-50. i'm absolutely telling you the truth. what's--i don't understand what's wrong. >> let me just tell you how this feels. you guys basically were trying to steal it, thinking you were gonna swipe it away. >> really, honest to god, you can ask him. >> you were just gonna bring it to me and say, "oh, marcus, you said you owned it, but you must've been mistaken. here it is." i mean, come on, guys, i mean-- you're not gonna convince me that