and if you try and send it to something like gmail, then what happens is, because of things like thelacklisted already. spam house, which is one of biggest spam filters, says this is a spam box. it has blacklisted us. now to be fair, nomx doesn't open port 25, it uses port 26. but as we have seen, without 25 open, it's going to be difficult to hear from the rest of the world. well, bearing in mind it has one job to do, which is be an e—mail server, that's a pretty poor show. and there were more surprises to come when alan opened the box. one of the simplest machines to break into is a raspberry pi. everything is on this one little card. it is on one of these tiny little cards. so all of your e—mails, all of your software, everything is running on one of these tiny little cards. now, actually, if somebody did have physical access to this what they could do is they could whip that card out, copy it, put the card back in, put it all back together and you would be none the wiser and they have got a copy of everything, including your e—mail. because one of the things about this is it's no

but when you click the phony document, it gives hackers access to your gmail account. phishing is a common tactic. they went a step further, sending a worm out to your contacts, reproducing itself hundreds of times with just one click. he got the e-mail on his smart phone. >> this has me label the more on edge. i'm surprised how many people were affected. smart people. vigilant people. >> reporter: of more than a billion gmail users, google says about a million were affected. among the target, u.s. senate staffers who were instructed wednesday to delete the message and not click on the link. for those who did click, scammers were able to harvest full e-mail histories, including all the personal data sent or received in gmail. hackers could also reset passwords for online in >> e-mail is a mess and is not getting any better. and people are only getting more sophisticated at hacking. >> reporter: in a statement, google added, we were able to stop the campaign within approximately one hour. while contact information was accessed and used by the campaign, our investigation

google says only about .1% of gmail users were compromised. and the bad guys were shut down within an hour. what does that mean for a company like google? >> the fact that google is so big, they were able to see and take action on it pretty quickly. any time you offer services to the internet at large, there can be vulnerabilities. that's usually involving tricking users to compromise themselves. >> reporter: and according to google, even if you fell for the attack, there's nothing you need to do right now. you can always check out any apps that are connected to your account by going to google security, checkup. experts say it's always a good idea to keep changing your passwo password. and don't click on anything unless you're 100% sure. for "nightly business report," i'm andrea day. >>> coming up, a battle for the sky. >> reporter: i'm morgan brennan in st. louis, missouri. this plane is part of boeing's fighter jet family. we'll talk about the future of the f-18 program and the fight for defense dollars, coming up on "nightly business report

google's warning gmail users about spam messages that contain malicious links. the company says it's investigating widespread reports of e-mails asking recipients to click on a link and review a document in google docs, the e-mail appears as if it's coming from a trusted contact. the company says it has taken steps to protect users from these attacks which appear to target roughly a billion gmail users worldwide. and shares of facebook sinking after hours despite reporting better-than-expected earnings. the social media giant blew past analyst expectations on both the top and the bottom line that is their revenues and profits adding 80 million new users in the first quarter of the year but shares tumbled after the closing bell as investors digested a new format for the company's earnings report. the stock is up more than 30% so far this year. sam, laura? >> good to see you, bertha, thank you so much. >> 30% for the year is pretty good. >>> 4:40, the warriors have work to do on the court this season. off the court the team's landlord is thinking about next season

--arently new reagan, gmail he knew rfk. both of these guys were hollywood savvy. ronald reagan had his own tv show on cbs. theater. ronald reagan was the host. so ronald reagan would probably have known that hold room. , pray ok go to this. you get excited about this later. 50 years as a historian and author, why? captures two important americans when they were on the rise. this is ronald reagan rising. given his speech on behalf of barry goldwater in 1964. this is probably his largest tv moment three years later after that. theelling him further on national political stage. he was already known on the national media staging and from hollywood, movies, tv, but this really propelled him to the national stage politically. and bobby kennedy, is famous as he already was being attorney general, this was a big nationally and even international stage for him as well. host: could you imagine something like this today? paul: that is a good question. i cannot imagine who would be. maybe somebody on the likes of marco and ted cruz on the republican side. maybe elizabeth warr

floating around for gmail users. >> they tried to trick us.buy american, hire american. apple -- this is a company that came out with her lings earlier this week, $250 billion in cash, small amount but $1 billion they will put into a fund to build manufacturing in the us which is great news, the iphone outsourced to build overseas, they are going to work to create manufacturing jobs in the us, tim cook applauded donald trump's tax reform plan. if you are going to be making profits overseas and tax 35% you don't want to bring that money home so good news from apple yesterday. >> the world's first caffeinated bagel. doesn't sound good to me. >> it might be pretty good. einstein brothers bagels, when i lived in arizona, a great bagel made of espresso and coffee flower. it is a bagel that has caffeine in it, if looking for the jolt in the morning, called the espresso buzz bagel, has 32 mg of caffeine which is not as much of the whole cup of coffee but they have been working on it for months and launching it now. we will see what consumers think of

there were employees who disagreed with how he handled the clinton in gmail announcements and his interaction with the attorney general at the time. lions share of fbi employees respect the former director. it shows the professionalism he brought to the role he was in. some pointe will at have the opportunity to share, if you wants to, his side of the story. what i am confident the vice chair and i look forward to working with the acting director in the interim, or whoever the president chooses, because at the end of the day, we realize that whoever is president has the authority to pick their director of the of ei. we do not fall that. >> i trusted jim comey. i ecowas sherman said -- i echo what sherman said. i thought he made some mistakes, but i never called for his resignation. i thought he was a straight shooter. likely, i am offended at the president's comments today. it is a continuing pattern of disrespecting the men and women who serve our intelligence community, and i think the president would be better served supporting the ic rather than andinuing to question repeatedly call into

google stopped it in an hour and roughly 1 million gmail accounts were effected.nformation was accessed and used in the attack but no other information was exposed. >> facebook planning to hire 3,000 new workers over the next year to speed up the removal of violent and disturbing videos. a hiring spree coming after two shocking videos were posted that showed killings in thailand and the united states. ceo mark zukerburg acknowledging they needed to do more to fix the problem and relying on automated software to identify and remove objectionable materials. a tough task there trying to cut down on these videos. people love the facebook live option but how do you monitor it? >> hopefully those 3,000 people will help. >> let's hope. flooding winds. >> storms begin to linger and taper off toward the evening hours but there's a large area of wind concern with this as well. wind advisory and wind watches for 15 to 20 million people. you'll see winds 25 to 30 miles per hour. some gusts up to 40 miles per hour. here's an area of concern about flooding from st. louis to ind

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users received authentic looking >>> more than a million gmail accounts infected in a massing phishingam many of the accounts attached to schools. users received emails with a google doc invitation clicking on it giving hackers access to emails and contacts. it infiltrated schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district where 120 employees and 11 students clicked on it. but administrators say it won't help steal the students' personal information. >> so we're always looking at data privacy making sure that nothing gets out that could compromise safety for any of our students. >> google says the worm was detected in about an hour and shut down. >>> it's being called the tallest public art installation in the country and it's coming to san francisco's "salesforce tower." these renderings show what the top nine floors of the tower are going to look like. 11,000 l.e.d.s will display images captured from cameras placed around the city. sometimes graphics will be lit on top of the tower. it's the tallest office building in california and 7th tallest in the country. it opens in july

enrique lara, experto en tecnologia, explica que los emails fraudolentos llegaban a las cuentas de gmailademas los logotipos y la apariencia eran ecxxactas a las que utiliza google entoncces esto es lo que hace especialmente grave el ataque de hoy tan grave fue que hasta los distritos escolares de alvin, spring y magnolia enviaron comunicados a familiares y empleadso explicando la situacion y brindando sugerencias de sus tecnicos.. si tu observas aqu dice secure y viene https este experto aconseja revisar la direccion o el domino antes de hacer click en cualquier enlace, que en este caso era un archivo de google docs. y lo que hacen los hackers es que te van a mandar enlaces con ese tipo de dominios muy parecidos a los que tu conoces y vas a confiar, vas a caer pero normalmente ese tipo de sitios primero que nada no estan protegidos, no dicen secure, no tienen el candadito y muy importnate el dominio tienes que conocerlo a traves de twitter, google docs publico el siguiente mensaje.. explicando que lograorn deshabilitar las cuentas ficticias que cometieron el fraude y que continuaran tra

you can use gmail and stream netflix and youtube and things like that and you can do some drawing and sketching if you have a stylus. they are very difficult to mess up. >> reporter: you migh laptops like the one i'm on right now. so far this year, nothing has been released. that could change and that's why they say it will pay close attention to apple products that come out later this year and remember, apple products tend to be more expensive. that is it for tech week. we've talked about a lot of products. what did you like? let us know on our facebook page. from the latest in the technology world, kevin kozlov, wusa9. >>> weather is sweeping across the country with tornadoes in georgia and the carolinas and all the way to texas. folks are focused on cleaning up after dozens of homes were destroyed. three people were hurt but not seriously when a twister touchdown in davie county, north carolina. >> the system brought the rain that we now have. >>> some spots, we have inch. we had one half inch in town and we are waterlogged with more showers and storms this afternoon and maybe on a

in anokesman commented gmail.e share price, it got a little bit oa pop following that announcement that has come back just a bit. still trading higher than where it was before the news. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: time for first word news. with fox news, president trump suggest holding press briefings every two weeks himself. the white house expressed concern about conflicting versions of events involving the fired fbi director james comey. jeff sessions is reing federal prosecutors to pursue the most serious charges possible against the vast majority of suspects. a reversal of obama era policies that will likely result in more people going to prison and for much longer terms. the attorney general called the policy "moral and just." jeff seio: we see an increase in violent crime in boston, chicago, memphis, and milwaukee. st. louis and manotrs. a murder rate has surged 10% nationwide. the largest increase in murder since 1968. know that drugs and crime go hand-in-hand. the director can seems there will be cases whe

if an american contacts that terrorist, sends him an e-mail let's imagine it's a gmail account, his gmail, that will be incidentally collected. that american who sent the e-mail to the terrorist is not the target. but because he or she communicated with the terrorist, that is collected as part of that lawful collection. that's what incidental collection means. and if the fbi is doing that 702 collection, those communications from the terrorists and to the terrorists would sit in our database. if we open an investigation on that person who happened to be the communent and search our systems we will hit on that 702 collection and the investigating agent will know holy cow, there's an american who was in touch with that terrorist in yemen. if that agent has been trained and has access to the information, they'll be able to know it. that's how our systems are designed. >> thank you. i should say the same review that was conducted in 2014 does point out the value of the program. i certainly think and i think most of us do here see the incredible value of 702 and the need for reauthorization th

but when you click the phony document, it gives hackers access to your gmail account. phishing is a common tactic, but these scammers went a step further sending a worm out to your contacts, reproducing itself hundreds of times with just one click. chris got the e-mail on his smartphone. >> this has me a little more on edge. i'm surprised how many people were affected by this, smart people, vigilant people. >> reporter: of more than a billion gmail users, google says a million were affected. among the targets, u.s. senate staffers who were instructed wednesday to delete the message and not click on the links. for those that did click, scammers harvested full e-mail history including all the personal data sent or received in gmail. and hackers could reset passwords for online banking and amazon accounts, even facebook. >> e-mail is a mess. and it's not getting any better. people are only getting more sophisticated at hacking. >> reporter: in a statement google added we were able to stop the campaign within approximately one hour while contact information was accessed an

. >>> google says it has shut down a scam affecting 1 million gmail users, asking users to give permissiongoogle docs ap. it would use the contact list to send out the same phony e-mail. sensitive information doesn't appear to have been accessed. >>> adoption agencies in alabama can now legally turn down same-sex couples thanks to a new law. new governor kate ivy signed the legislation allowing agencies to follow faith-based policies including refusing to place children with gay parents. governor ivy says the bill protects religious liberty and ensures children can find permanent homes through religious entities. >>> a major announcement about the british royals, plus it's may the 4th, the out-of-this-galaxy way, celebrating the unofficial "star wars" holiday. . dad, where's the car? thought we'd walk. he's counting steps. walk, move and earn money... goal! dad... hey, we wanna welcome everyone to the father daughter dance. look at this dad, he's got some moves! money you can use on out-of-pocket medical expenses. he's ok, yeah! unitedhealthcare hey team, i know we're tight on time, but i

did issue a statement where they said the phishing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it. ( james ) a major development in the possible federal case against two louisiana police officers in the july killing of alton sterling... authorities are now saying there's not enough evidence to prove that either officer violated the federal criminal civil rights law. meaning no federal charges against those officers. alton sterling was selling c-d's outside a store in baton rouge last year when police responded to a report of a man with a gun... two officers wrestled with sterling. and after someone yelled that he had a gun. sterling was shot several times - and killed. police say that a loaded gun was later found in his pocket.<>

google says the phishing scheme affected less than two percent of gmail users.coming up on the kron four morning news... another long game for the giants, but this one paid off. plus the baseball food that might bug you, but they love their fried insects in seattle. and if you want to be a cool warriors fan, one rat tail is not enough you're going to need three. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... we'll tell you why you might want to avoid making guacamole on this cinco de mayo. spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. a crash wrapping up on wb 84 after the tolls (mark) guacamole is going to cost you a bit more as people get ready to celebrate cinco de mayo tomorrow. (darya) avocado prices are up as much as 55-percent from last year. the average price of one avocado right now is $1.43. that's compared to 92-cents last year. (mark) industry experts say the price hike is due to higher demand, harsh weather, and salty soil in the state after year

issued a statement, where they said the pohisshing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. ..... (lydia)it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it.lydia pantazes kron4 news. (steve) in san lorenzo... a teenage boy was killed in an early morning train accident. it happened around eight a.m on the train tracks at grant and railroad avenues. the alameda county fire department says, the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. union pacific, which manages the tracks.. says, a bike was found next to the boy... but it is unclear if he was on the tracks when he was hit, or if he was walking. neighbors we spoke with...say their hearts go out to the family and friends of the vicitm during this difficult time. (sot) thomas ivey/neighbor- "oh, its very tragic. i hate to hear something like this."//antonio trejo/neighbor- "grieving for the family too, and uh, knowing it could have been know." the victim attended nearby kipp king collegiate high school... the area was re-opened to traffic ... just after

did issue a statement where they said the phishing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. (lydia)it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it.lydia pantazes kron4 news. (pam) the man who police say, killed his wife and held police on an hours- long standoff in the east bay has been charged with murder. gregory prokop- owicz appeared in court earlier today... the 38-year- old is accused of killing his wife... 47-year- old roselyn policarpio... last thursday afternoon on first avenue in walnut creek. after a 19-hour standoff, prokop-owicz was arrested friday in martinez. however... police say, he did not surrender until the swat team fired three rounds of tear gas into the car.... where he was holding authorities at bay. a go-fund me page has been set up for the victim... it was set up by her son... her family says, the money raised will be used for funeral expenses. (steve) a major development tonight in the possible federal case against two louisiana police officers - in the july killing

more than a million gmail accounts infected in a massive "phishing" scam... many of those accounts were attached to schools here in the bay area.. users received authentic looking emails with a google doc invitation... clicking on the attachment gave the hackers access to their emails and contacts... it infiltrated schools like the fairfield suisun unified school district where 120 employees and 11 students clicked on it. but administrators say: it won't help steal the student's personal information. google says the "worm" was detected in about an hour ...and shutdown. a heads-up, if you're taking bart this weekend: the tracks between the fruitvale and lake merritt stations will be closed.. as crews rebuild the tracks. trains will not run between the stations.. and the lake merritt station itself will be closed.. riders can catch free shuttle buses during the closure. for generations.. baseball fans have been singing along to "take me out to the ballgame." but "buying peanuts and crackerjacks" may be a little harder to come by at a's games. the coliseum is no

. >>> plus, did you get a suspicious gmail message? don't click that. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ (mike ad libs) ==traffic maps full== >>> right now at 6:11, as we get a live look outside at san jose, the temperature trend for willow glen starts out in the mid-70s and that's above our average high temperature already. we are going to reach into the low 80s with sunshine. the clouds are return for tomorrow along with gusty winds and cooler temperatures. details for the weekend coming up at 6:17. >>> pleasant drive times right here through the east bay and tri-valley. 238 to 880. that's the slower drive developing. we'll show you how that will affec

they're matching that up with what we're doing in our gmail inboxes and they're going to come up with innovative way toes market health care products to the people that probably have the highest likelihood of neegd it. you can call that a technology company if you like, but google sees that as a health care initiative. facebook is not allowing itself to be cut in the box, either. now you have companies with limitless access to apple, very few competitors in their core business. fwoogel, alphabet, i own it. 27 times earnings. the s&p since 1990 has traded at 23 times earnings. so goingel should be 27 times earnings? >> so why do you have to go to twitter, then? if you have a 20 multiple on alphabet .it's growing 23%, if you had a 30 multiple on facebook and it's growing ad revenues at 43%, these are real businesses witness proven businesses and there's operating leverage at both companies to continue -- that's a good question. >> and it's such a difficult story. it's not cheap. and they have yet to modify -- >> maybe the story is starting to turn. >> you know what? i'll see it when i b

training overseas, gmail connections of some kind, perhaps over encrypted applications, and directionrom the terrorist group. it may not even be isis. al qaeda and the north african group have a presence there. it is probably more likely isis, but we should not discard other jihadist groups. charlie: thank you. peter's book is called "united states of jihad." griff witte was with us, we lost them in a transmission from manchester. we hope to have him here again. thank you for joining us. back in a moment. ♪ charlie: neil degrasse tyson is here, dr. neil degrasse tyson. he has been described as the most powerful nerd in the universe. also, the sexiest astrophysicist alive. how many astrophysicists do you know? he is director of the hayden planetarium and an evangelist for scientific curiosity and discovery. he hosts a popular radio and tv show called "star talk." his latest book is called "astrophysics for people in hurry." it is perfect for me. neil: sexiest astrophysicist was 40 pounds ago and 17 years ago. just put that in context. charlie: you were a young dude. who did you write t

. >>> there's a warning out about a scam on gmail that's taken in thousands of unsuspecting computer users. >> you may have received it yourself. scott mcgrew, i understand you did. >> reporter: i'm happy to say i didn't click on it. i sent it to our editor so she could show it to you on tv. here it is. i said for goodness sakes, don't click on it, either. google is issuing a rare and severe warning saying the fishing e-mail can give bad guys access to your google drive. now, it looks authentic, takes you to an authentic page. but one tipoff is the e-mail is from h h h h h @mailinator.com. or ha. google suggests you use two factor authentification and you get a text message with a code you have to enter that helps protect your account. if you did click on the e-mail you can go to your google settings, revoke third party access to google docs, do that right away. if that made no sense to you what i just said, go online. the internet is filled with instructions on how to fix that this morning. the e-mail may have gone to a billion accounts. it then sends the e-mail back out to more use

the chinese government tried to hack gmail. google has not been shy about saying that, and china has restricted google results so people can't look up tiananmen square, that kind of thing. that they're playing a game is a good sign. >> maybe they'll toss the game and keep the good mood. >> talk about good steps. a live look at oracle arena where we know for certain the warriors will play in the nba championships for the third straight year. >> pretty ridiculous. they still haven't lost a game. the warriors dominating the spurs last night to sweep the western conference finals. the ws taking it to the spurs from the start, getting a big lead early thanks in part to some guy you may have heard of. he goes by steph curry. he finished with a team high 36 points. fellow star kevin durant looking smooth, too. kd drops 29 in this one. the warriors make it 12 in a row in the post season with three straight series sweeps. >> so great to see. you think those tickets will be cheap? >> plenty of seats available, i'm sure. >> on my couch ma

or a service like gmail. >> sean: what you saw it right was james comey laying out the legal case against hillary clinton and then inexcusably, after 30 minutes of a stinging indictment, he let her off the hook. and comey completely ignored all the laws that hillary clinton broke which you can see on the side of your scream. nobody in the destroy-trump-media is telling you this tonight. if you or i, anyone in this audience, did anything close to what hillary clinton did -- you would be put in jail. you would be perp walked, fingerprinted, mug shot it and put in jail. james comey proved himself to be in the end, nothing more sadly than a political hack. he didn't deliver equal justice under the law. this is because comey thought hillary clinton was going to win and become the president? i i don't know, i won't specula. comey was only three years into his tenured term. let's talk about the clinton foundation and the alleged pay to play scheme. they lined their pockets. millions and millions of dollars while hillary was serving as secretary of state. the evidence of wrongdoing is -- clinton

. >>> google is in investigating a massive phishing attack that targeted roughly 1 billion gmail usersthe emails prompted users to click a google docs link. once open they were asked to give permission to a fake app which attempt to spre itsf to the user's contacts. google has since shut down the fraudulent accounts. >>> and late night show host stephen col bert is not backing down from comments he made against president trump that ignited a firestorm of controversy. on monday tight colbert's monologue included a reference to the president performing a lewd act on russian president vladimir putin. colbert says he has no regrets from "making a few choice insults" but acknowledged he may have gone too far. >>> later this afternoon president trump meets face to face with malcolm turnbull in new york city but this is not the first time the two gentleman have spoken. you may recall that testy phone conversation the leaders had just days after the inauguration. president trump was critical of the obama administration's deal to allow mostly muslim refugees rejected by australia to settle here

so when they leave they're being encouraged to up load all of their school gmail on to now adult gmailrents to say this, is a bit of a takeover. are they accruing information on these students which can be used in later life for advertising. charles: hook them early and often. has been used by industries from the beginning of time. thank you, ashley. up next, judge andrew napolitano, he will break down legislation that allow police to use a breathalyzer for texting. this is a crazy story. stay right there. ♪ a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter v8 engine. a 10-speed direct-shift transmission. a meticulously crafted interior. all of these are feats of engineering. combining them with near-perfect weight distribution... ...is a feat of amazing. experience the first-ever 471-horsepower lexus lc 500 or the multistage hybrid lc 500h. experience amazing. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because y

if an american context that terrorist, since human email, his gmail, that will be incidentally collected. that american who sent the email to the terrorist is not the target, but because he or she communicated with the terrorists, that is collected as part of that lawful collection. that's what incidental collection means. if the fbi is doing that 702 collection, those communications in our database, if we open an investigation on that person happened to be the communicate and we search our systems, we will hit on the 702 collection and the investigating agent will know it was an american who was in touch with that terrorist in yemen, if the agent has been trained it has access to the information, they will be able to note. that is how our systems are designed. >> the same review that was conducted in 2014 does point out the value of the program. i think most of us do here see the value of the 702 and the need for reauthorization there. with regard to a different topic polygraph testing, as you're aware many applicants for law enforcement position for a government position is required to

i just got a gmail last night from our new summer interns.ork next week addressing them. we will be bringing in over 1000 associates full-time. we are constantly looking for talented people. the basic reshaping of the firm that has taken place over five to eight years is essentially done and we feel good about it. reporter: let me ask about some of the trading activity we saw yesterday. they were saying there is now a weaker, softer environment. volume, trading revenue starting to weaken as well? mr. gorman: i think it would be hard to be an anomaly. we are all in the same markets, we have similar clients if not the same clients in some cases. the environment towards the end of the first quarter has bled into this quarter. how that plays out over the next 46 weeks remains to be seen. it isan environment where a very interesting environment. there is in our miss uncertainty which typically would breed tremendous volatility. it is not. it is this very passive perspective that investors have. is outweighingsk the upside risk so people are not ac

>> i'm not confirming there was an gmail. the subject is classified and in , an appropriate forum i'd be happy to brief you on it, but i cannot do it in an open hearing. >> i assume other members of the committee could have access to data briefing if they want it? i want to talk about going dark, .irector comey a few years ago, you testified before the committee about the going dark problem and the inability of law enforcement to access encrypted data despite the existence of a court order. you continue to raise this issue in public speeches. most recently at boston college. mentioned at the beginning of your testimony briefly, but can you provide the committee with a more detailed update on the status of going dark problem , and how it affected the fbi's ability to access in crib to data.- access encrypted any progressn to overcome problems? you said you did not think legislation was necessary at that time. is that still your revieview? >> thank you, mr. chairman. the shadow created by the problem we call going dark continue

those communications coexist with your gmail. and they are skidding through those international lights with your stuff right alongside of this. so it's even more complex than senator church teams to indicate was this manichaean world where looking here is good and looking there is bad. what i'm telling you is the stuff that used to be here is now here and it commingled with the things you still want us to go get. so it's even more difficult than senator church laid out. in other words, we had to go to you, frankly that's why we're testifying to get the money and in essence the authority in a small way, the authority to go after these signals and the only way we believe we could get that was to actually convince the congress and indirectly you that even though your stuff would be getting by, we wouldn't touch it. that we wouldn't grab it. so this is even more dramatic and difficult in its own way, potentially more dangerous than what senator church tried to put out there as kind of a warning signal in the 1970s. >> you are in comm

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if an american context that terrorist, say they descended to his gmail account. it will be incidentally collected. he is not the target but he can see her she mitigated with the terrorist, it is collected as part of that. that is what incidental collection means. if the fbi is doing that, those communications with that in our database. if we opened up an investigation on that person we would hand on that 702 collection and the investigating agent would know, holy cow, this is an american who was in touch with that terrorist in yemen. if they have access to that information they would be able to know it. that is how our system is design. thank you. the same investigation pointed out the value of the program. we see the incredible value of 702 and the need for reauthorization there. with regard to a different topic, polygraph testing as you are aware. any applicant for a law position is required to have a polygraph. it is worth noting that cvp experiences a significantly higher failure rates -- around 65% -- more than any other law enforcement agency. the fbi does

. >>> an important warning if you use gmail. a scam is targeting up to 1 billion accounts. it comes in the form of an e-mail from someone you know asking to open a google doc. do not open it. it is a worm that could steal all of your data. all of your contacts information. google says it is now taking action to stop it. >>> finally, we want to recognize a police officer who went the extra mile to protect and serve. when atlanta officer shane milton caught a 12-year-old stealing a pair of $2 shoes for her sister, he decided to investigate. he took her home and found a family in dire need. not only did he buy them all pizzas and drinks he is helping to collect clothes for the children, redefining the term of community policing. it is an incredible story. >> i heard from so many of my friends in atlanta and the community there is really responding and helping out that family but for the police officer in his own pocket to pay for the pizza and everything and make sure they got the assistance they needed. >> talk about doing your job well. >> hey, ginger, we're looking behind y

. -- mentioned in an gmail, mentioned in a verbal way.immediate attention to what we call minimization, making sure we are not doing collect in on those persons -- doing collecting on this persons. the program has adapted to privacyhat we provide protections for u.s. persons and there is a process that we go through, minimization being one of those. we also have oversight. a's almost overseeing business ever the united states has against any policy matter or agency and government. all three branches have oversight capability to ensure the privacy of individuals. , i think there's a lot of misunderstanding about what 702 is and it isn't, but we have scheduled and will continue to schedule meetings with the relevant committees in the congress to describe what is done and what is not done and make sure the public itself is fully aware of the importance of the program, but also the policy protections and the oversight. would it be fair to say if we fail to reauthorize it, even with concerns that, with the unmasking of u.s. citizens, but would

keep in mind that includes your gmail. >> got to figure out a way to opt out of that if we can. want to be in it. >> the state of maryland will move one step closer to modernizing beer laws. the state's controller is hosting the first meeting for the so-called reform on tap task force. the task force was form last month in an evident to update maryland's beer laws which some say are outdated. it meeting is open to the p afternoon at johns hopkins university. >>> new york giants wide receiver o'dell beckham, jr. reported signed the richest shoe deal in nfl history. according tonlet pell reports the five-year deal with nike thought to be worth more than $29 million. >> wow! >> even escape shoe when the net get you. it also includes incentives that could could push the total to eight years and $48 million. >> look at him run. >> he's amazing though. did you see that run? >> yeah, i saw. >> okay. >> wrong team. >> you're right. >>> we have big surprise coming up for one fox5 viewer. >> don't go anywhere. after the break wisdom is going to be doing a big reveal for us. going to surpr

apparently it was a disgruntled customer who set up a gmail account and pretended to be john mcfarlandemails continued. received aarrived -- point, the last line was revel eyes.eir bloody ry oute line spelled whistleblower with the first letter and he did not pick it up. >> he has a lot on his plate. >> may be too busy. --have you taken seriously how do you taken seriously -- take him seriously? >> anyone familiar with john mcfarland, he is not the guy who oems. you pollens -- p >> jes staley is looking for help were ever he can get it. -- wherever he can get it. >> jcpenney's top sales down 3.5%. it reaffirms its full-year guidance. pretty brutal for the company. $520 million in outstanding debt. it reaffirms its full-year guidance. share.s of $.58 a >> it reminds you of macy's which was down 5% comparable stores. not good news for retail. >> adjusted earnings came in six cents, it did return a profit on an adjusted basis. >> stock down 3.6% in the premarket. in europe, the finance minister and central bank governors from the g7 nations gathering in italy, the first meeting since the

if you are a gmail user, you may have been hacked.y have been targeted by a phishing scam. if you get an e-mail looking like you know them and it asks you to click on a doc, do not do it. it may be a good idea to check any apps you use to check e-mail and change your password. nick brought up the idea it's "star wars" day. i'm wearing my darth vader cuff links, but i have no, no idea what other kind of hardware is being passed around there. i hear quite a bit of congr congratulations for your ratings. >> luke skywalker cuff links joe was wearing. >> i'm going to pass them back and forth. for some reason, he's always been a big hans solo fan. >> who hasn't? >> what's that? >> whosn a hans solo fan. >> dom, thank you. greatly appreciate that. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," this. >> i was struck by a comment made by speaker ryan where he called this repeal bill an act of mercy. with all due respect to our speaker, he and i must have read a different descript krion. there's no mercy in -- >> the chair now recognizes the -- >> that was

>> i was almost going to say what gmail address i had but i realized that would not be a good idea. >t to -- >> no. they love you. up next we're going to talk to the former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia about president trump's trip. president trump's trip and what's at stake. "squawk box" will be right back. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. >>> president trump's first stop on his

an american contacts that terrorist, send him an e-mail at let's imagine it's a g-mail account, his gmail is incidental collected. the e-mail who sent the e-mail to the terrorist is not targeted but because he or she communicated with the terrorist is collected as part of that lawful collection and what incidental collection means. if the fbi is doing that 702 collection, those communications from the terrorist and to the terrorist would sit in our database. if we open an investigation on that person who happened to be the community indicator and hit our systems we hit on the 702 collection and the investigating agency will know, holy cow, an american was in touch with that terrorist in yemen. in that person is trained and has access to the information they will be able to know and has information to our system. >> the same system was conducted in 2014 points out the value of the program. i certainly think and i think most of do here hee see the incredible value of 702 and need for reauthorization there. cpb experiences significant significantly higher failure rates around 65% than any ot

examining this area two years ago after we received complaints that the postal service was not as a gmail to customs and border section for screening is required. after looking into it, we determined audit work was needed. given our role as the office of inspector general for the postal service, we focused on the postal service procedures and coordination with cbp. we did not review cbp's operation, but we did talk to their staff together information. both cdp and the postal service provided information used in a report. they consider some details sensitive and requested reductions in the public persons with posted on our website. international mail primarily interest at five service centers across the country. it is subject to inspection by the cbp and the postal service must present all the mail cdp request. -- postal service received in 2016, almost half are packages. the growth of e-commerce has caused inbound packets volumes to nearly double in the last three years. it causes challenges for managing the flow of traffic. more than half of the package file you is from small, tracked pa