you're the head of the nation's spy agency leaving inappropriate emails, sexual emails on a g-mail account and for that reason alone he had to go. reckless. chris: is there a different attitude, we always hear these stories, and you hear of the great leaders, and you hear the stories of cars parked in front of the house. and miterand, following at the funeral was the mistress andily let daughter and they didn't care and felt he had been a leader of the country and what he did by his private life it was ok by his family it was ok by them. the europeans savaged d.m.k., the former head of the i.m.f. and he was nonconsensual and they didn't like that and most europeans would agree he had to go over this because of the position he held in society. i think they're right. i would agree with sam you make a distinction based on somebody's job and how compromised they would be by what they've done. chris: or let's go another place. this is a freefall of conversation. the europeans would have said bill clinton, the problem with the grand jury testimony, it gets so immeshed. >> our leaders have to suc

they will go lick them look them up. >> over g mail?a g mail and then put them in a draft folder. >> i would be caught i'm so technologically impaired. >> over g mail. >> i want you to stay on this with your cat-like reflexes all morning. >> i do have other news. >> stephanie: oh okay. >> i'll come back to this. >> oh we're coming back to this. >> stephanie: little news mynx. >> there is so much wrong with this story. >> stephanie: the point is we're helpers, jim, as you know. a lot of people hurting on the right, we just want skeeter and friends to know that it gets better. >> history turns the page, you know i know, we all know a skeeter. obama derangement syndrome reaches all segments of society. rich and poor, young and old everyone can be a skeeter. sufferers of obama derangement sinsyndrome only have to remember three words. >> it's gets better. >> for those who are unable to distinguish between skeeter and reality. help skeeter. help bubba, help karl rove. a delusional mind is a certainly thing to waste. [applause] >> stephanie:

google says the fbi's request to access the personal g-mail account of paula broadwell, the woman who had an affair with petraeus, was one of 7100 similar requests the -- requests the company received in just the first half of the year. google says they comply fully or partially, 90% of the time. >>> nancy pelosi announced today that she will continue her role as minority leader. she made the announcement during a celebration of the growing number of female members of the house. >> reporter: republicans responded with criticism saying that pelosi is the reason that democrats are a mine minority in congress. >> she was the first woman to serve as speaker. >> san rafael police for shooting suspects. a 26-year-old man was shot in the back last night. he underwent surgery and is expected to survive. witnesses say they saw four men take off in a dark-colored car. police arrested two men in their 20s. the other two suspects remain on the loose. >>> police in walnut creek want your kep planning -- want your for -- want your help to find those who kidnapped a woman and held her captive to get

g mail, head of the cia.ght. >> i have to get out of the way, at least now that there's sex involved i know we'll be talking about libya, which is great. my main question is, what the hell is wrong with you people? i cannot -- >> you mean me? >> yes, men. not personally, obviously, but i don't understand why it is always since the beginning of time -- just ask adam and eve. why it is so easy to get a man to completely abandon principles, success, family, reputation? i mean, i don't get it. david petraeus is perhaps one of the most disciplined men in the history of the world based on his background and leads a spy agency, and a chick bats her eyes at him and he throws everything away. it boggles my mind. hitler whose main concern was world domination still found time for a mistress. keep your eye on the ball, guys. >> i think george clinton, great philosopher answered this question. why must i chase the cat, be like that? nothing but the dog in me. that's who we are. >> it is so embarrassing. >> i agree. i agr

and petraeus used to hide the existence of their e-mail correspondence, they opened up anonymous g mailccounts under fictitious names i and simply sent draft e-mails, compose a draft e-mail and not send it, then the other party could check that e-mail account later and find that draft e-mail and read it and delete it without actually sending it and caution the e-mail trace that would be caused by sending an e-mail. apparently that wasn't good enough to hide all these e-mails from the fbi, which is now investigating all of this and trying to figure out whether any national security secrets were broached in any of this scandal. guys, back to you. >> i think is that the biggest question. very disturbing story. eamon, thank you very much. >>> now a story rock the corporate world, he was the map who helped keep your computer safe from virus. software pioneer john mcafee wanted in a murder case. robert frank has a bizarre story. robert? >> it is a bizarre story. as reported yesterday, john mcafee is wanted for questioning in the murder of another american in the country of belize. now, mcafee

mail look very much bike g-mail. the aim by new ceo marissa mayer is to help yahoo! better compete with its bigger rival, google. mayer left goog tole to take th top job at yahoo!. if you're a yahoo! user, we'll have to watch out for that. >> thank you, seema. >>> 4:47. christina loren is here. you say it's a little warmer out here. i thought it was pretty crispy. >> maybe you're just more sensitive than others. >> he is. >> he is. we like that about him. he listens to us. he listens to us very, very often. good morning to you. we fight over him, marla, laura and i. he listens to us, a good shoulder. we've got good temperatures out there if you're waking up right now. it's not as frigid, but it's still cool enough for a jacket. 39 in napa, 49 in san francisco, 51 in stinson beach and 37 degrees this morning in gilroy. as we head throughout the day today, a little area of low pressure will cross to our north. we'll see the tail end sweep through the north bay possibly providing some very light showers, but high pressure builds in quickly. we've got a great-looking day

. >>> now, that -- google says the fun's request to access the personal g mail account of ma law broadwell was one of more than 7900 similar requests the company received from the u.s. government in just the first half of this year. the company says it complies with the question fully, partially, 90% of the time. >>> 7:21. if you can't get out, enjoy the beautiful weather today. look out our -- look out our window. that's the sky. steve is coming back. he will tell you about a storm on way. 83 [ male announcer ] steak and lobster is on the menu at sizzler. a fresh-cut tri tip sirloin served with a succulent lobster tail. just $16.99. sizzler. just $16.99. mary gshe also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> there is. the total eclipse of the sun. you can only

. >> what about g mail?ccount at the office, and then they have a g mail or hotmail account or yahoo! account and ceos, board members all have these accounts. what should they assume about those? >> goingle ogle is trying to mae g mail is secure but the internet is not secure so if there's something that you think is important to you that is valuable and is precious and important to your firm, then you should not be using your g mail account. it doesn't have the level of security you need that you should have when you're in a firm and taking all the risk mitigation measures you want to invest in. >> eric thank you for this. we'll leave it there but it is an important issue that people need to spend more time focused on. >> thanks a lot, andrew. >> we've been talking about this morning, twinkies maker hostess brand says a worker strike crippled its operations and moving to shut down the operations entirely. greg raburn is the company's ceo. when we spoke with you a couple months ago you had been optimistic at

affair with the director but that she was trying and she had access in some ways to his personal g mailthat g mail account is not the same as the classified cia e-mail, but it can provide the kinds of details that would be extremely interesting to america's adversaries such as his travel schedule, rumors about other sort of senior officials in the obama administration, and other personal details of the director's life that really would be a security risk if they got into the hands of say the chinese military or something like that. >> right. eli, at first it appeared that david petraeus resigned as a matter of honor and respect for the cia and his position there. but some are now saying he was trying to get ahead of this fbi investigation. but would that change anything? >> well, the question here becomes was there another news outlet, was there potentially another person who knew of this. who was either using this as blackmail or was prepared to come out with the information and petraeus wanted to get ahead of that. or is this really what it appears sort of coming out this weekend righ

g.-mail account all the need to do is get i did not not even a search warrant no search warrants required no no no notification is required this is the department of justice his position over multiple administrations expressed in court documents so you actually have less privacy online than you do if you have a handwritten love letter stashed under your mattress. on deck when do you support legislation backed by the by the film and music industry to kind of go after piracy i don't really know your point are you or your stance on that. when i mean it's i'm not really in the habit of taking positions on these things but i'm going to have been skeptical of a lot of the proposals we've seen from hollywood. going back to the mid one nine hundred ninety s. with an electronic electronic theft act the copyright act we've seen copyright increasing in increasing in scope and severity in terms of punishment and that we saw as. sopa and protect ip about a year ago is when the fight really started and it took millions of people opposing it for hollywood to back down but they haven't given up there wer

used that as a means to ultimately look into her g. mail account find information and you know read those e-mails and that those people told to the establishment of a relationship between her and the trans as well as now some sort of e-mail exchange and of sort of relationship with general general allen. who reports so far show that e-mails as the e-mails in this case. the callee she says that they were harassing but so far they haven't proven to be violent or threatening so this being the case shouldn't should it be a criminal investigation then is the f.b.i. justified in it treating it like it's a criminal investigation. you know i can't speak to whether you know what reached the threshold for a criminal execution whether it had to be right threats or all of violent threats but you know what you can face pretty specifically is that the f.b.i. really isn't in the business of investigating many you know cyber stalking cases involving jilted ex lovers and so i just you know if you look at the type of cases the f.b.i. pursues these are very c

access to any individual's electronic communications we're talking about stuff that's stored in your g. mail google docs and facebook and twitter before the law is much different and it's really crazy to think that we have gone this long that the last version of this bill was as you said back in one nine hundred eighty six it's twenty twelve now and they have finally done this and something important that i should mention is that as of just a few days ago there was some different language in the bill that made it so that twenty two agencies federal agencies like the federal communications commission the securities and exchange commission would have been able to obtain information simply by saying it was necessary to an investigation they would have been able to do this without a warrant valve language has now been removed privacy rights advocates people with the american civil liberties union a lot of libertarian organizations even grover norquist whose name we've been hearing quite a lot the president of americans for tax reform all of these sort of different fashions of come together and t

controversial law which prohibits children under thirteen from using search engines like google and g. mail so this has been causing quite a lot of criticism as well while here in russia we're talking about temporary measures because like i said these blocked websites could be unblocked if the information is taken down there's also always the possibility of taking these cases to court which could also with the band set by the authorities. russian businessman plot on libya who was jailed for his involvement in russia's infamous yuko scandal has had his prison term for corruption reduced by three years he will walk free next july labor day it was the business partner of former oil tycoon call for the call of skin who was the head of a company that was once one of russia's biggest energy firms labor day it was serving thirteen years for oil theft money laundering the sentence has been reduced due to changes in russian law which softened sentences for financial crimes. now look at some other international stories in brief for this hour a fuel tanker explosion in the saudi capital the capital ri

controversial law which prohibits children under thirteen from using search engines like google and g. mailso this has been causing quite a lot of criticism as well well here in russia we're talking about temporary measures because like i said these blocked websites could be unblocked if the information is taken down there's also always the possibility of taking these cases to course which could also work to the band set by the authorities. in a couple of minutes a large lister gives her insights and global financial headlines station r.t. . what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage walking the iran tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads to two parties still dictate will their future the selection of clothes guide every day to them for fifth on our city. download the official publication. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch all its hear all you need. any time to. speak your language or not of the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. a little tonnage of angola's stories.

controversial law which should prohibit children under thirteen from using search engines like google in g. mail but this has been causing quite a lot of criticism as well while here in russia we're talking about temporary measures because like i said these blocked websites could be unblocked if the information is taken down there's also always the possibility of taking these cases to course which could also with the banned sets by the authorities look now at some other international stories in brief if you will tanker explosion in the saudi capital of riyadh has killed at least twenty two people and injured more than one hundred ten near a local military building the lorry blew well after crashing into a concrete highway underpass engulfing cars and houses and claims and multi-story building in a nearby industrial estate was destroyed almost entirely by the massive blast. wait authorities have warned of harsher measures in their crackdown on demonstrators who are defying a ban on public gatherings this follows a night of severe clashes between police and protesters who marched in support of a j

controversial law which prohibits children under thirteen from using search engines like google and g. mailbut this has been causing quite a lot of criticism as well while here in russia we're talking about temporary measures because like i said these blocked websites could be unblocked if the information is taken down there's also always the possibility of taking these cases to course which could also with the band set by the authorities. on the way it is of breaking the send with our t's abby martin stay tuned for that. on international rights on an international law we should not bomb iran we need to cut the budget and bring the troops all we should end the war in afghanistan tomorrow. the persecution of whistleblowers. that's all on crime. labs where feel the patriot act. download the official application to self choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device watch r.t. any time of the. world to the true science technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got

controversial law which prohibits children under thirteen from using search engines like google and g. mail but this has been causing quite a lot of criticism as well here in russia we're talking about temporary measures because like i said these blocked websites could be unblocked if the information is taken down there's also always the possibility of taking these cases to court which could also worth the band set by the authorities some big news stories in brief tonight few a fuel tanker explosion in the saudi capital riyadh has killed at least twenty two and injured more than one hundred thirty people near a local military building that lori blew up after it crashed into a concrete highway flyover goal three cars and houses in flames multi-story building in a nearby dust of the state was completely destroyed by the massive blast awful scene. she waited for a teaser void of harsher than. in the crackdown on demonstrators now defying a ban on public gatherings it follows a night of severe clashes between police and protesters who marched in support of a jailed opposition activist the viole

it's a way to keep your e-mail off the public server that your company or g mail or yahoo or whoever it is could look at. the other thing that interested me was a nugget inside some of "the washington post" reporting today which is that petraeus told broadwell this summer to stop sending the harassing e-mails to kelly because kelly had told petraeus that she found out where she was getting those e-mails from. that was about the time according to "the washington post" petraeus' warning came about the same time petraeus ended the affair with broadwell. the suggestion being kelly is the reason that petraeus and broad well broke up. i mean just the sordid details. petraeus knew that broadwell was sending the threatening e-mails and he's the cia director. i mean there's just too much there. there's just too much there about what's going on. >> rose: david? >> i just would caution norah on one detail in that account, which is that it was petraeus that ended the affair, whatever it ended. >> this is in "the washington post," i'm just quoting "the washington post." >> i understand that. >> r

controversial law which show prohibits children under thirteen from using search engines like google and g. mail so this has been causing quite a lot of criticism as well well here in russia we're talking about temporary measures because like i said these blocked websites could be unblocked if the information is taken down there's also always the possibility of taking these cases to court which could also with the ban set by the authorities. so the day's big stories in brief for a fuel tanker explosion in the saudi capital riyadh killed at least twenty two people and injured more than thirty look at military buildings that lorry blew up after it crashed into a concrete highway flyover engulfing cars and houses and flames awful scene there a multi-story building in a nearby industrial state was also destroyed almost entirely by the massive blast. kuwaiti authorities of want of harsher measures in their crackdown on demonstrators who are defying a ban on public gatherings it follows a night of severe clashes between police and protesters who marched in support of the jailed opposition activists th

doesn't do local g-mail unless they know they are involved with the head of the c.i.a., then the f.b.iets involved. >> look i like the f.b.i. i was never successful for them to get them to look at simple e-mail hacking cases. i would like to ask the bureau, i am biased toward them and give them the benefit. doubt. it is unusual that two females who are having a dispute apparently over general petraeus would want the federal bureau of investigation getting involved and him not know it. i don't have the facts to prove it. that is something else i would like to know. >> judge jeanine: always good to have you on. secretary of state hillary clinton honored ambassador stevens at a ceremony this past thursday. >> chris understood that diplomats must operate in many places where soldiers do not. where there are no other boots on the ground and security is far from guaranteed. he volunteered with those kinds of assignments. >> judge jeanine: with me is former navy seal and c.i.a. officer who trained with tie woods and glen do her at this. thanks for being with us. you saw that shot of hillary c

he is using his g mail account. >> if this question is about whether or not the female are flish tashes and sexual in nation, you come on to me and i will tell you any guy can say if a guy is e-mailing you whether it was friendly or sexually flirtation you can tell. >> are you saying that when i e-mail you, sup girl you are taking that as flirting? i am just interesting as how your day is going. >> i know. but you are just like that guy. >> what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. shouldn't we say what happens with the cia stays in the cia. i am agreeing with you. >> i was agreeing with you. >> thank you. >> i don't know if it was a wrong tone of voice. >> if your e-mail ever became public could you even leave your your -- leave the reality again? >> this is why i have been successfully able to maintain no semblance of power. i don't have a problem with the gay mail or the affair. the only thing i have a problem with is in any one of the e-mails it said hey. that is no leader for this country. and hey is never good. >> we all know when we put something on the computer it goes out to peopl

rudimentary steps, using g-mail when you're the head of the cia, probably not the best way to cover it. >> the way terrorists and teenagers communicate, apparently. >> he e-mailed somebody over 45,000 times. >> he's busy. >> where does he get that kind of time? >> even if that's a family member you're e-mailing, that's inappropriate. way, way too much. >> well, they are reviewing something like 20,000 pages of documents which could fill the like riff congress on one man's e-mail exchanges. >> wow. only had afghanistan and iraq and iran and all that other stuff to deal with so maybe he just wasn't that busy, i don't know. >> they found some time. >> we've got to talk about this restaurant review. >> take two. >> from the "new york times." >> our take two. absolutely brutal, funny to some people but probably not that funny to guy fieri talking about his new restaurant, "guy's american kitchen & bar" right here in times square. pete wells is the restaurant critic who writes in the "times." sampling written in the form of question. guy fieri, have you eaten at your new restaurant in times

mail is not yours. when you set up the a counts or something, you have a privacy, but the privacy of that is only as much as the google or the ghoever it is decides. >> yeah, that is true and it's disturbing. the good thing about that, nobody cares what you or i are doing. our e-mails should be okay. >> you never know. >> hopefully. >>> on another topic. >> speaking of scandal. >> reflecting on his domestic violence investigation. >> that is right. next what, he would have done over and different. our one-on-one conversation with the sheriff of san francisco. card hassles? introducing chase liquid. the reloadable card that's easy to activate and can be used right away. plus, you can load cash or checks at any chase depositfriendly atm and checks right from your smartphone. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. project to help restore nate oyster habitats in san frano bay. see thos . >>> this weekend, volunteers from richmond high helped restore the native habitats in the san francisco bay. see the tiny specs in they baby oysters and they're called fats. the bricks have been in the bay since august and oyster spawn or,

it's more than what you'd expect from the average person to do, but if somebody wants it get into a g-mail, the most e-mailed article last week in "the new york times" was how to protect your password. people are just getting a feel for out insecure their online e-mail accounts are, but they're very vulnerable. >> so they're figuring out your password. >> julian, you're troubled this investigation began to begin with. it did involve an e-mail that had unpublished information about the cia director's schedule. that right there should be enough of a red flag to begin an investigation, doesn't it? >> well, no. this is a country with more than 4 million people with security clearances. you're talking about someone who's volunteering on a base where i'm sure, you know, dozens of people have that information. the fact that someone knew a person was at an event strikes me as a fairly thin basis on which to begin a fishing expedition through what appeared now to have been thousands of e-mails. it's one thing to say you had a series of a half-dozen catty e-mails and perhaps there's some rationale t

that be worse that he would use the cia e-mail. >> dave: try several layers of security, not that g-mailaying this is sensitive information, sensitive to my marriage, but not sensitive to the government. >> alisyn: of course you use your private e-mail to send private steamy e-mails. >> dave: and start worrying-- >> have i put too much on this right now. let me back up. and work e-mail to do this, but by using g-mail now they're saying he could have potentially compromised the national security. what if he said something on e-mail and hackers had been trying-- >> a question for you. the fbi is worried about this because somebody was hacking in-- >> no, they were looking into it because paula broadwell allegedly sent threatening e-mailings. >> to the other woman, oh, my goodness, the general is having an affair. who do you go to and tell that to and due need to tell that. >> dave: one would think that someone like james clapper, like tom donlan, almost immediately up to the white house, if air going to investigate the head of the cia one would think it would get run up the flagpole quickl

your online life can be built around google if you want, g mail, all these things.and what google was trying to do this year was to sort of create and use all their different online products and your activity on them to create an online profile of you. to use what you search for and to use what's in the terms in your e-mails. if there's something with google plus, they can kind of create an idea that that is what your personality is. i think that the personality of people online, they assume there's a cloak there so people let parts of themselves sort of show online that they otherwise would. i think there's a story in the times last week about -- >> like what, steve? be specific. >> there's a couple ways to read that statement like anthony weiner would say. google auto complete. start asking a question about something. you find out what people -- you and about john boehner, you don't ask about the fiscal cliff or the tax plan. they ask if john boehner is gay. is joe biden, stupid, retards, gay, jewish, smart? these are the smart. these are the things that pop up. >

it's a way to keep your e-mail off the public server that your company or g mail or yahoo or whoever it is could look at. the other thing that interested me was a nugget inside some of "the washington post" reporting today which is that petraeus told broadwell this summer to stop sending the harassing e-mails to kelly because kelly had told petraeus that she found out where she was getting those e-mails from. that was about the time according to "the washington post" petraeus' warning came about the same time petraeus ended the affair with broadwell. the suggestion being kelly is the reason that petraeus and broad well broke up. i mean just the sordid details. petraeus knew that broadwell was sending the threatening e-mails and he's the cia director. i mean there's just too much there. there's just too much there about what's going on. >> rose: david? >> i just would caution norah on one detail in that account, which is that it was petraeus that ended the affair, whatever it ended. >> this is in "the washington post," i'm just quoting "the washington post." >> i understand that. >> r