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i think many judges would say that email is private correspondence. i mean, in terms of -- go on, sorry. >> we can go back to it. trying to apply constitutional rights to social networks i remember constitutional rights are supposed to protect our rights against the government and some of the things that you suggest that, you know, businesses shouldn't be able to look at a person's facebook page when they're making hiring decisions i remember i find that very problematic. increasingly on social networks, we kind of mix our lives all together so that you have the personal and the professional all mixed up on your facebook account and on your linkedin account and a business' customers will be looking at those places and i think businesses want to lock at how they're represented by companies to say businesses aren't allowed to look at their accounts and customers can look at those accounts on how their employees appears. i feel you're suggesting violating the right of businesses there. >> so i would say that one of the issues -- first, on the protections

and what was the information emailed? new spues picions in the fast & furious investigation and republican lawmakers want to question a former white house aide. we spoke to senator grassily a short time ago. nice to see you. >> glad to be with you, always. >> greta: i know in this fast & furious investigation that you want to hear from a man named mr. o'reilly, who used to work at the white house. why do you want to talk to him? >> well, about several months ago, maybe last fall sometime, we got emails from... that involved a mr. newell in arizona, community communicating with people in high level of the white house, mr. o'reilly was in the national security division of the white house. now, admittedly, newell and o'reilly were friends, but the point is, it's very, very unusual to have somebody in a field office communicating with somebody at the national security council what the situation is in trord fast & furious. so we heard from mr. newell from the email, as well as his testimony before congressman issa's committee.

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her they send out an email and a text of alert to students. just moments ago we saw a campus security guards who appeared to be armed going into the library. we are told the security officials ordered students to stay away from the library not to go into the library. when we assume they are looking for this potentially armed suspect. we did catch up with a number of students moments ago and they told us about this text alert and what they are thinking right now. >> a white man, balding glasses, headed towards campus from the white house. >> we cannot stop moving out and about, because that is the nature. >> i am not that scared because i feel that there is a lot of police around the area, but i think it is scary that the sky has not been caught yet. >> back live now it is the scene in front of the library. a number of students were told not to go into the library while the security guards are going through, as we believe trying to locate this potentially armed suspect, who was believed to be headed in the direction of the campus. again, a lot

just like shaft for the bimbo's that were hacked by anonymous here james murdoch has been hacking emails and in order to get the stories of bimbo's around the world and now finally all of this information is coming out that in fact the trail leads right up to james murdoch he did in fact know about the hacking the eight thousand people on jerry no cares no plug and he was apparently handing over transcripts every single day of all these phones he was hacking they were gerry mulcair worked for a company called southern investigators kind of like a strat four and it was that x. policeman who is allegedly also an axe murderer and james murdoch is sitting there because he knows that he has dated a cell he's basically pushing advertising but it's incredible that of julius own ran a hedge fund and he used all this data to trade with insider information and algorithmic trading he'd be a billionaire today and people who accused him of training on inside information but he would buy his way out of any legal problems and he would claim like lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs that he's making a marke

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i can send you the link if you give me your email address. it is a great story. she did a great job. in terms of letting people know about these town hall meetings, it has been horrible. horrible. i am sorry to say it so loud, but how can people attend if you do not do widespread posting, at the airport, insisted that it is posted at the cab companies, it did the emails out. please schedule another town hall meeting in the future before this goes before you, or you are wasting everyone's time, or you will be having hundreds of cabdrivers here on the 6th or the 20th. do you want to that? the other thing is, why are you still looking at this under this category? you are still looking at this as money generated. chris hayashi's staff, you are making it difficult. your website still stings in terms of taxicab information. i am sorry. give us a hand and made -- make chris hayashi directly under director reiskin. chairman nolan: thank you. secretary boomer: [reading names] chairman nolan: good afternoon. >> hello, i am -- as you look at reforms coming up here shortly,

my email works. i sen messagesd and get them back. i had no reply. my only venue to address the problem was this meeting. consider the issues are raised in the letter. if i cannot appeal, i tried to appeal with the hearing office. he did not return my call. >> thank you, next speaker. >> isabel martinez. >> good afternoon. good evening. we work on sustainable community strategies. on behalf of disadvantaged communities to advance equity and opportunity. we are proud to stand in solidarity with members of the use coalition members. young people who have come out today. this is a sustained community strategy. muni can use this across the board. the reason we have spent about four hours in solidarity and as long as it takes, the really important thing to recognize is that this is not funded. this is something that has been gone through all the right steps. identify all of the concerns. this is something that has to happen. one of the speakers that they talked about, there is a certain stigma that occurs. it happens in this country, too. i grew up in the

that i care about topics like that television program where my opinions on a daily basis aside the email address that would give it away so let's talk about this fairly new and increasingly integrated world of voter targeting about democrats and republicans are trying to use to their advantage before the two thousand and twelve election just how much they know about you know it here's this guy with me a straight brewer chief strategy officer at mission strategy thanks so much for joining us tonight. so basically can you give me a breakdown how is it exactly that they gather all this information on you clued ng i guess maybe what is it your voting history nation history what your interests might be absolutely i mean the thing that makes companies like google and facebook worth literally hundreds of billions of dollars is the fact that they have all of this data on you about your usage of the internet whether you're a registered a piece book identified christian or muslim or whatever you are and all of the data is actually pretty easy to access for anybody who knows how to scrape a website

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a lot of the emails say the same thing.tell ten people who will tell ten other people, you're in trouble stevens, it's like a script, and you can see it. and it's just -- somebody has to take a stand. that's what the sense is. if you read these emails and i know that i'm sure you get plenty yourself. if you get he's emails you get a touch of what is going on in the middle of the country, where people feel suffocated and the pot is going to explode off the kettle because they don't know what to do, they don't have a voice. megyn: i have to let this be the last question, what you say you're going to double or triple down, what do you mean, what are you going to do next? >> advertise more heavily. stand my ground. give in in no way. give no quarter to those who will intimidate me or my company and i can do anything else for others try to be the bulwark that stands in the way of this terrorist activity. because i love the country and it's got to stop. megyn: mark stevens, manning you sthank you so much, sir, thank you for being

you know you mention of they've always searched through perhaps what you might be writing in your emails but they also be taking some of the information i say sell it to an advertiser might they sell it to an employer that wants to look up information or the habits of somebody before they hire them. certainly google has a lot to gain one hand by doing so really huge amount of data that a lot of employers and advertisers would love google can't do that under their policy they don't sold out of the third parties they only share under limited circumstances why is that i think is because google realizes that the best way to send users elsewhere is by selling the status of all the money that google makes advertising is a advertisers with the user in a way that doesn't allow the user to know that you're alone or all the advertiser knows is that you search for a specific term or that say you live in washington d.c. they're not getting any personally identifiable information about you google's not allowed to sell or share that data privacy policy so basically you're saying it's just still going

polls to a bigger question of corporate power a corporate problem they use that word there is lengthy email discussion about that and you have to wonder why why are they so interested not in their clients' bottom line per se but in the question of what kind of critique is this going to. turn into and it's not just us that they asked the question about they asked the question about amnesty for example on the twenty fifth anniversary why didn't they expanded into this big critique of corporate problems why didn't any of the big n.g.o.s they asked these questions again and again and i'm not sure exactly why or what that indicates but it would seem to indicate maybe that that's a threat to them but the idea that the way that the rules can be changed and that could seriously impact the bottom line of a lot of their clients including dell would be if there were a real popular up swelling of anger against the corporate system such as we have it that could lead to rewriting of rules and financial impact probably this very tightly issue based focus on on bhopal and specifically doesn't have that kin

response headquarters in fukushima prefecture you find who sent these e-mails who received these emails because their logs are all these operations probably a lot of people shared with me inside this what is in talk to but i see that if. you're excel is deeply involved so allow their shift to be for this long level all through short they were actually detect their worst radiation in same areas in it the same time day chose with throwing for a mission from the public so if everybody is in full search it sounds it looks in the quacks like a major cover up and it's up to japanese public opinion to ask questions so if you're pretty stress of course in japanese public opinion good to see drink it kill true elements in fault and effect that nobody in japan wants to lose face over a little disaster like what's fukushima i'm not sure it seems that it's what happened though fortunes. it's a time but it's past the hour here in the russian capital still to come here on the program on t.v. the prejudice faced by gypsies and travellers in the united kingdom. to forcibly who's live in peace and pop e

there's a lot of really shadowy stuff that came out in the wiki leaks don't you know emails with the c.e.o. and structure and operatives to control their subjects sexually psychologically and financially in order to extract information i don't know if that's what you're analysts usually do they claim to be a journalist and a media company but they they have these incredibly shadowy practices there's also what seems to be a really flagrant nasty example of insider insider trading where strapped for creates a thing called strata cap in collaboration with goldman sachs to capitalize on the information that they obtain presumably through psychological sexual and financial control of their subjects. but with us it wasn't nearly so glamorous they were just monitoring public reports that we were putting go through the journalists were writing or the you know some some students were writing it at colleges where we would appear and speak twitter feeds they they just monitored very carefully everything we were doing for years but yeah it didn't surprise us we don't have much of a security cult

now, if you send an email from karachi, pakistan to beijing, china, chances are that email will be routed through the united states for a fraction of a second. the united states government was trapping this material and trapping the emails and phone calls of americans without judicial warrants, from the secret court of federal judges who authorized this. so this went on for more than two years. by the start of 2004, bob mueller head of the f.b.i., jim called me the acting attorney general and john ashcroft, the attorney general. ashcroft was ill in the hospital when he found out about this program. it literally made him sick. and he was rushed to georgetown hospital a few miles from here with acute pancreatitis. he could have died. and that's how secret it was. the attorney general did not know the full scope of this program. there were probably 10 people in the government who did. so bob mueller, head of the f.b.i., and the top two guys in the justice department, the attorney general and his number two, determined that the program is illegal. and mueller writes out a resignation letter b

. >> reporter: an email suggests former c.e.o. john corzine directed some customer money into a company account at j.p. morgan chase to cover a shortfall. at the time, j.p. morgan asked for assurances the moneyas m.f. global's to use. roe wants the subcommittee to question bank witnesses about why it kept the money when it suspected it might belong to customers. >> if you knew there was a problem with the transfer and they refused to swear to you that this wasn't customer money, why do you still have it because, very clearly, it is customer money. >> reporter: roe says, to date, members of his coalition have received about three-quarters of their money back. he's still optimistic they will eventually be made whole. diane eastabrook, "nightly business report," chicago. >> susie: home prices in most of the nation's major cities dropped for the fifth straight month in january, a sign the modest sales increases seen recently have yet to boost prices. the s&p case-schiller index found the average home sold in january lost eight-tenths

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so we kept in touch via email for a couple of years. and i was still a graduate student. two years later, i reached out to him and asked if he would speak to a group of students at harvard who are trying to find ways to galvanize against the intelligence committee, the military and other national security organizations that we as midgrade field officers if you will were frustrated seeing the lack of cooperation. so he agreed to do a video teleconference from baghdad and this is just after the surge had started to achieve some success in iraq. and he opened his presentation with a quote from a roman philosopher seneca, luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. and i feel like that has been exemplary of his life and in my instance with this book. it really captures the feeling of how i got this opportunity to write the book. and i'll go into that a little bit more in a bit. so fast forward again. he went the surge was as we all know instrumental and doug may argue otherwise but it's with the iraqi's frustration with the insurgency in iraq and the tide was tur

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>> my email proves that definitely some people are watching and they're emailing me. the whole debate we were having about whether it's fair to look at some of these poll results and include some of the eccentric findings about whoever says these things are stupid. i've had about a dozen email in the last 10 minutes. runs about maybe two out of three people saying yeah, somebody ought to say it, you guys were right toe run that story. we should highlight the fact that a lot of voters are ignorant and about 1/3 of the people really taking offense at it and in fact saying we at politico are the stupid ones and specifically the editor in chief. >> they nailed that >> juana is with us. harris, hold tight. juana, you're coming to us from lafayette, louisiana, where rick santorum is packing the room. nbc has reported that santorum has won alabama. are you hearing that from the santorum folks? >> that is correct. i saw a santorum stamp huddle with the nbc crew. they're very excited about that call. it was announced and people are talking about it here in the room. they are v

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it gets more complicated when your email is stored off on a cloud.e are good arguments made when employers should not go after that information. i think people want to look at the computer use policies of their companies.