they probably thought that the gru has more people overseas doing foreign intelligence.it is a foreign intelligence service, a spy organization, does not have a domestic mission, and they said in the media from the russians said there was six times as many as the ftb and svr. it was never touched by the collapse of the soviet union, by the way,. the gru never stopped operating, continued to operate, and has continued on and continuing on. there's an example of that in europe in just a minute. so there's been some changes of the head of their intelligence services this year, and espionage, itself, is a timeless reality and always will be with us. here at the international spy museum, we talk about this in the schools for spies, the secret history of history. i teach a course on that which is the secret history of history and how it affected world events and is continuing to do it today. this is just a sliver of it as we go through the review of 2011. the development of legal tools to conduct counterintelligence to counter this in our open society is something we, in the u

he leaves christmas eve and he leaves the gru -- for years, those of us heard about the co of the gru. they describe it to the senate looks like a bad man signal. makkah -- batman symbol. it is batman. they say we control the night. they talked about the new model. he left and the new chief was appointed a day after christmas and i have the brand new facility that they opened up in moscow. you are looking at two symbols of the gru. the one on the right it was there until 2009 and the other one is an exploding bomb. reportedly, this came out of the russian media that it is the largest intelligence service. we know that they fsb svr have 4000 intelligence officers and the have half the population that had during the cold war. the population of the soviet union was 296 million people when they were collapsing. in 2011, the population has dropped about 140,000 russians which is half the population -- 140 million russians which is half the population. that is a 20% drop in the size of the service. they talk about the fact that they gru has more people overseas doing for intelligence. it is

he leaves christmas eve and he leaves the gru -- for years, those of us heard about the co of the gru. they describe it to the senate looks like a bad man signal. makkah -- batman symbol. it is batman. they say we control the night. they talked about the new model. he left and the new chief was appointed a day after christmas and i have the brand new facility that they opened up in moscow. you are looking at two symbols of the gru. the one on the right it was there until 2009 and the other one is an exploding bomb. reportedly, this came out of the russian media that it is the largest intelligence service. we know that they fsb svr have 4000 intelligence officers and the have half the population that had during the cold war. the population of the soviet union was 296 million people when they were collapsing. in 2011, the population has dropped about 140,000 russians which is half the population -- 140 million russians which is half the population. that is a 20% drop in the size of the service. they talk about the fact that they gru has more people overseas doing for intelligence. it is

it turns out it was a gru case. he was arrested at a meeting with the defense attache for the military. it seems that in august, its services that he had even more circuits -- it surfaces that he had even more secrets that they thought. when he was originally arrested, they did not say he had this much. he had in this and a container that was being shipped to the united arab emirates. that is where his material was, which was included in files and cd-roms. he attempted to pass the information, $500,000 of euros, and he was convicted in december. he would have given up five more years. i have talked to europeans -- colonials a sensitive test and i should have had great debates about that. -- colonials are sensitive to espionage. i have had great debates about that. spy scandals -- great britain had won this year. the thought that after the and enchantment case, -- the anna chapman case, they had to have a big one. katia was working for a man in the parliament. it was a big issue in england. >> officials in london hav

a grued start to the year. the markets started the year up thanks to encouraging economic reports from a u.s. and elsewhere. the dow had the highest close in five months. the federal reserve is taking a big step towards openness and will begin publishing prediction for the short-term interest rates. knowing what they are thinking could affect mortgages and reassure home buyers and others that rates will stay low. there's a good chance your homeowners insurance premiums are going up all the natural disasters cost insurance companies billions resulting in the 4th straight year of losses. the average increase is going to about about $30 a year. and are morning cup of starbucks coffee may be going up in price as well. chain is raising prices about 1% in the northeast and the last major starbucks increase was 5 years ago. and that's america's money. i am paula ferris. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> news time is 6:10. 14 degrees outside and it was a late night for those in the hawk eye state as the iowa caucus

and marketing gru are you jeff haze let is head of a business consulting company and author of the newook "running the gauntlet," essential business lessons to lead, grow change and profits. good to see you. >> great to be here. >> hal, do you find a lot of companies reshoring? do you find you're giving that advice to a lot of companies you work with? >> well, it -- the world has changed pretty rapidly. wages have risen in china by 20% to 30% a year for a while and companies are beginning to realize the advantages of going to china particularly on products that don't have a large labor content are going down. so we're starting to see just the beginnings of a wave of companies who are beginning to reshore to the u.s. we don't think this will start in a major way until around 2015, but we're surprised by how many have begun now, company like furuk system that lake hair dryers or sleek audio or coleman that makes coolers are now bringing their products back to the united states. >> and how -- >> that is a rapid change. >> why bring them to the u.s. instead of another low-wage country? >>

he leaves christmas eve and he leaves the gru -- for years, those of us heard about the co of the gru describe it to the senate looks like a bad man signal. makkah -- batman symbol. it is batman. they say we control the night. they talked about the new model. he left and the new chief was appointed aay after christmas and i have the brand new facility that they openedp in moscow. you are looking at two symbols of the gru. the one on the right it was there until 2009 and the her one is an exploding bomb. reportedly, this came out of the russian media that it is the largest intelligence service. we know that they fsb svr have 4000 intelligence officers and the have half the population that had during the cold war. the population of the soviet union was 296 million people when they were collapsing. in 2011, the population has dropped about 140,000 russians which is half the population -- 140 million russians which is half the population. that is a 20% drop in the size of the service. they talk about the fact that they gru has more people overseas doing for intelligence. it is a spy organ

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it turns out it was a gru case. he was arrested at a meeting with the defense attache for the military. it seems that in august, its services that he had even more circuits -- it surfaces that he had even more secrets that they thought. when he was originally arrested, they did not say he had this much. he had in this and a container that was being shipped to the united arab emirates. that is where his material was, which was included in files and cd-roms. he attempted to pass the information, $500,000 of euros, and he was convicted in december. he would have given up five more years. i have talked to europeans -- colonials a sensitive test and i should have had great debates about that. -- colonials are sensitive to espionage. i have had great debates about that. spy scandals -- great britain had won this year. the thought that after the and enchantment case, -- the anna chapman case, they had to have a big one. katia was working for a man in the parliament. it was a big issue in england. >> officials in london hav

it turns out it was a gru case. he was arrested at a meeting with the defense attache for the military. it seemshat in august, its serviceshat he had even more circuits -- it surfaces that he had even more secrets that they thought. when he was originally arrested, they did not say he had this much. he had in this and a container that was being shipped to the united arab emirates. that is where his material was, which was iluded in files and cd-roms. he attempted to pass the information, $500,000 of euros, and he was convicted in december. he would have given up five more years. i have talked to europeans -- colonials a sensitive test and i should have had great debates about that. -- colonials are sensitive to espionage. i have had great debates about that. spy scandals -- great britain had won this year. the thought that after the and enchantment case, -- the anna chapman case, they had to have a big one. katia was working for a man in the parliament. it was a big issue in england. >> officials in london have been