among them, college students encouraged to hack. the unique partnership aimed at protecting us from cybersecurity threats. and it's a new law that could cost new drivers thousands. the concerns brought up this week about strict license requirements in the district. >>> and how one guy made a five guys his personal kitchen. >>> but first there has been growing focus on growing focus in crime at the metro stations in the past week. there have been two murders recently at the m people calling for more police officers at all metro stations. but it turns out transit police have to go through more hurdles than most just so they can start doing their job. transportation reporter adam tusk explains. >> reporter: metro transit police officers have to know the laws and procedures in d.c., maryland and virginia for that reason alone, it simply takes longer for them to hit the street. and as far as the number of transit police officers, metro concedes it can't be everywhere all at once. >> to have an ufser at every single 91 stations, at the en

does he think the election is being hacked?he is absolutely sure the election is being asked. if you listen to him,

be and for a while, the hacking did stop. but then it started in again, and the chinese started doing it too. yeah. >> feels very distant in time. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so the story that you've just told is a very military-heavy story, sort of literally going through one of our most recent wars in iraq. but, and, you know, clearly solar sunrise, moonlight maze, they led to the establishment of a new organization, joint task force of computer network defense which becomes computer network operations years later. but in the 1990s there's this parallel development going on in the white house where people are starting to realize that critical infrastructure is vulnerable. do you want to talk a little bit more about richard clark and what he was up to? >> well, as all this other tough was going on, eligible receiver and other things, a couple of years before that, the oklahoma city bombings, led to president clinton signed a directive on, a policy on counterterrorism. and they started setting up a joint task force on which was c

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one of hacking presidential elections for eight years throughout latin america.s incredible. he traded software called social media editor? >> exactly. that is one of the reasons he is talking to us. a question i've gotten is, why is he talking? the answer is too full. one, he is this software called social media predator, essentially, his hacking platform. the colombian government apparently has come up with a very unorthodox and creative strategy for rehabilitating him, which is to say, repurpose your hacking tool to help us defend our networks and protect the integrity of our elections. he really wants to show he is being rehabilitated in a main driver for that is yes told us repeatedly, he wants to get out of prison and he has fallen in love in prison with a woman he knew from the outside. he says, no human can wait eight years to get married and have children and to all of the things he wants to do. it may sound strange that by confessing to some of these actions, that could potentially help him get out of prison, but in the cyber security world, this is a v

week, the hack at medstar health. it happens all too often to government agencies. >> it is fort northern virginia area. >> the demand for cyber security dr. paula ford is the assistant dean of information technology. she showed us northern virginia is community colleges newly open facility dedicated to the topic. hacking, part of the curriculum. >> we don't teach them how to hack into businesses for negative reasons but they know how to counteract. >> students all signed in, ready for a long weekend testing their skills. >> obviously with lots of caffeine, lots of sugar. >> there are more than prizes at stake. >> it is like a job fair. like coding, programming event. all in one. >> but most rewarding for those drawn to cyber security. >> you can still protect people. i think that's remarkable. it is like being a super hero. >> i like that. cyber super hero right there. worth pointing out the students aren't actually handing into companies or government agencies. corporate cyber security sponsors provided the challeng

those hacks are on display in las vegas. >> three days of nonstop hacking. >> that's where john herring guided us through the 20,000 hackers get together every year to share secrets and test their skills. >> proving what is possible. any system can be broken. just knowing how to barack it. >> reporter: herring is a hacker himself. the 30-something whiz that co-founded mobile security company lookout when he was 23. lookout has developed a free app that scans your mobile phone for malware and alerts the user to an attack. >> how likely is it that somebody's phone has been hacked. >> in today's world there is really only type of two companies, or people, those who have been hacked and realize it. those who have been hacked and haven't. >> how much do you think people have been ignoring the security of their cell phones, thinking i have a pass code, i must be fine? >> i think most people have not to shift. like having a laptop now? >> absolutely. your mobile phone is a super computer in your pocket. more technology in your mobile phone than was in the spacecraft unbelievable. hackable? >>

those hacks are on display in las vegas. >> john hering: three days of non-stop hacking. >> alfonsi: that's where john hering guided us through the unconventional convention where 20,000 hackers get together every year to share secrets and test their skills. >> hering: it's proving what's possible. any system can be broken. it's just about knowing how to break it. >> alfonsi: hering is a hacker himself. he's the thirty-something whiz who co-founded the mobile security company "lookout" when he was 23. lookout has developed a free app that scans your mobile phone for malware and alerts the user to how likely is it that somebody's phone has been hacked? >> hering: in today's world, there's really only two types of companies or two types of people which are those who have been hacked and realize it and those who have been hacked and haven't. >> alfonsi: how much do you think people have been kind of ignoring the security of their cell phones, thinking, "i've got a passcode, i must be fine?" >> hering: i think that most people have not really thought about their phones as computers. and

, the fbi paid big money to hack in to the iphone of the san bernardino shooter.f people are crunching the numbers and it comes out to $1.3 million. and he said the price was well worth it. they have not revealed who they hired to hack the iphone or what they found. >> a new deal for volkswagen car owners caught in the emissions scandal, a judge ruled they will have the option to sell back the cars or get them fixed at vw's expense. this impacts nearly half a million car owners. the deal comes as volkswagen is trying to move on from the rigging of diesel cars to fool emissions tests. >>> well, tsz official, san francisco mayor, ed lee signed a parental leave law. it gives parents six weeks of paid maternity and paternity leave. >> okay, so what was said after the game? we are going to take you back to houston, check in with the warriors, next. it's the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all

we're going to try to hack it.ne week later they play back the conversations i had with my chief of staff and others. it was quite disturbing and really creepy. they basically had hackers in germany hack into this phone knowing just the phone numbers. >> host: what was their goal? was this after san bernadino? >> guest: it was, but their goal was to reveal a flaw, it's a technical technical term but what it means is the cell phone networks have this design flaw where foreign governments and hackers just by knowing your phone number can listen in on your conversation, get your text messages and also track your location. they knew where i was washington d.c. in california, they could get my text messages and here in real-time the conversations i was happening. this this could happen to anyone cell phone. >> host: so what's the solution. >> guest: have called for congressional investigations, very pleased their different committees now looking at investigating and i'm very pleased that the fcc has now started an inves

does he think this election is being hacked? >> he is sure the u.s. election is being hacked.er you read the story, he really started wondering. story, he doeshe say he was contacted by someone in the trunk campaign. the trump campaign of course says we have never heard of this guy but he is certain this conductivity goes on. >> the last question i want to ask you is about johnson and johnson. widely known for its baby powder. she reports on a string of lawsuits against johnson and johnson alleging that powder is carcinogenic. >> it's a sad story. a woman namedout jacqueline fox who has died of ovarian cancer. the question is whether use of the powder for hygienic reasons way-- is associated in some with ovarian cancer. it is not as though they are saying it causes it. ist these limits are arguing that johnson and johnson kind of covered up at the risk. it is all about risk and whether they should have been more open about these risks. >> we have to be careful here. these -- there has been nothing conclusive here. the company still saying there is not a strong enough link. >>

the mistake several years ago and someone hacked my account. >> the hack attack continuing on the instagram page, he was once credited a potential top pick sat waiting more were up loaded asking his college coach to help pay his bills and rent. an admission that could potentially get ole miss in trouble with the ncaa. >> eventually the 13th overall draft pick. the average salary $15 million less than a first overall pick. his new team the miami dolphins commenting saying we had known about it the video was two years old. we were comfortable with it. >> it's all part of what makes the draft so exciting, hopefully he turns out to be a great young player. >> unsure who may have hacked the accounts and why. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >>> to the race for the white house now. the latest clash between protesters and donald trump has led to 20 arrests. a fight broke out from protesters and supporters, the crowd started to swarm vehicles and tried to tip over a police vehicle. and ted cruz and carly fiorina spoke to voters in indiana saying that the republican party needs to come toget

. >> tunsil says the hacking did not end with twitter.says his instagram account was also hacked. >>> 5:17. 46 degrees outside. let's check your ride to work on this friday morning. >> jessica boyington, how's it looking on the roads? >> we're doing okay. fridays are typically one of our lighter days in terms of traffic and problems. we're light, still early to see the delay anyway. here's 42 around route 41 in deptford, new jersey. no problems in either direction. the northbound lanes are in here. that's what's headed to the philadelphia area. i put up a drive time to show you, still in the green. a five-minute trip headed northbound from just beyond this point to 55,ç headed toward th walt whitman bridge. emergency construction on the delaware memorial bridge. the left lane is closed, heading into delaware. still with that construction. we're not seeing those big delays that we saw about a week and a half ago, especially when you move back into jersey on 295 or the new jersey turnpike. 95 once you get through delaware looks okay. you c

hacking, part of the curriculum. >> we don't teach them how to hack into businesses for negative reasons. we teach them so they know how to counteract. >> the 300-plus visiting students all signed in ready for a long weekend testing their skills. >> obviously with lots of caffeine, lots of sugar. >> reporter: there are more than prizes at stake. >> it's like a job fair, like, you know, coding, programming event. all in one. >> reporter: but most for those drawn to cyber security. >> you can protect people. i think that's remarkable. it's kind of like being a super hero. >> reporter: and it's worth pointing out the students aren't going to actually be hacking real companies or real government agencies. instead, there are corporate sponsors who have set up these challenges for them to test their skills, so to speak. they start in about two hours. let me show you how prepared they are. some of them even bring in sleeping bags, though they may not be sleeping much, doreen. >> that looks serious. i bet they will have some large pizza orders too. all right. thanks. good stuff, david. >>> looki

he addressed both hacks on the podium. >> somebody hacked my account. i made that mistake several years ago and somebody got in my photo and hacked my twitter yeah. alison: the dolphins say they knew about the video already, it was two years old. and they are comfortable with it. but an investigation is underway that could hurt his college coaches. no word who may have hacked his account. michelle? michelle: all right. yeah, that is one a lot of folks are talking about. time for a check of a traffic situation. it's friday. people want to get home or get to where they are heading. jamie: especially on 66. this is action, 66. a fire truck pulling up. they blocking the two left lanes off this is before you get to route 28 in center field. there is debris. we have the stretch is 25 minutes. just under that from the beltway to the fairfax county parkway. the capital beltway slowing in the northwest corner. some spots you drop in the teens. this evening there will be a full closure from midnight to 5:00 a.m. 95 southbound on the ramp to 644. overhead sign rem

hundreds in bangladesh have turned out to rally and demand justice for a liberal blogger who was hacked to death on wednesday. first then that breaking news over the so-called panama papers. the british prime minister admitting this thursday that he and his wife did benefit from offshore funds set up by his late father. david cameron's father ian was himself personally named. the prime minister has come under persistent pressure from journalists and politicians this week to elaborate on his links. let's find out more with our london correspondent. let's get the detail on this. can you tell us what kinds of sums were involved and how david cameron benefited from these offshore funds? >> well, this story is breaking news. i suggest it is going to be breaking news really for the next 24 hours. this is momentous. mr. cameron, david cameron, now says he and his wife samantha wned shares in an offshore property set up by his late father ian before he sold them in january, 2010, for the sum of 30,000 pounds. now, he bought these shares, he 12,497n april, 1997, for pounds. actually, let me corr

ryan: one of my favorite hacks in russia, they effectively hacked into cash machines and programmed them just spits out money. they don't even have to touch the cash machine. funny,e: that is kind of but at the same time, people lose money. you have to make sure if you are a bank or central-bank that you have the software to protect yourself. how much do you spend on this? ryan: eugene kaspersky said this is costing in general, cybercrime and everything, $100 billion a year. you've got to make sure you are ahead of the hackers. francine: spend money, that is kind of what you are telling us. ryan chilcote with the latest on hacking coming from russia. up next, reporting season on wall street. banks have found a new way to please investors. goldman sachs is sent to join j.p. morgan and wells fargo in slashing costs. ♪ francine: goldman sachs said to be embarking on its deepest cost-cutting push in years. the ceo's cuts are to employ layoffs as the bank tries to whether a slump. that is according to people with knowledge of the effort. michael moore joins us now with the rest of the details

files from being hacked by china. cyber deterrence should be tried. is u.s. counterhacking policy today anal analogous before 9/11 to rely on law enforcement? pat: when you are dealing with china you are dealing with governmental hacking. you have to have the ability to counterattack what they are doing. but given the proceed live of i.t.'s and the rest of this and ability of young kids and people to break through it, i think there is an enormous problem ongoing and something in which i think the united states and russia and other countries we are all going to have an interest in preventing and blocking and protecting what we've got going in these countries because the most advanced countries are the most vulnerable. eleanor: it is a new frontier for defense spending. i think the administration's response now is to let next who are doing it know we know they are doing it and you kind of send back little pledges but to avoid getting into a full cyber warfare. tom: the problem is we have to take more response to attacks because the chinese are place for a joke.

then he said, i was hacked. problem is when you have a guy who you're about to spend millions upon millions of dollars on -- you can't have that stuff come out. i mean so the estimates are now somewhere between $7 million to $8 million he lost, because he was eventually picked 13th. still a great place to be picked. but not one, two, or three where he would have commanded the massive bucks. he thinks there was some issues with his ex-girlfriend, that she might have posted it. you know you talk about pulling the -- >> the thread on the sweat centre. >> there's accusations now that he took money from coaches while at ole miss, which is another violation. i wouldn't -- i wouldn't blame any team from passing on someone with this much history. this much baggage. >> what do you think about the way it went down, like now you can be, blackmailed or sabotaged -- >> racist. twitter is the kevorkian of career prospects. he tried to pull the wiener defense, like that's not me and i got hacked. he wasn't hacked. twitter kill

. >> newly minutesed millionaires, along with one player claims his social media was hacked disturbing images. >>> plus a mump scare. >>> forget the hoverboard, get ready for the hover ln bike. >>> "early today" starts right now. it was a wild night out west. hundreds of protesters took to the street of cosa mesa, california, chanting and destroying property, among them, a police car. 20 protesters were arrested and things and begun to calm down. a letter with white powder was addressed to donald trump in new york. that is being investigated. six people were exposed to the substance and have been isolated as a precaution. jeb bush speaking out for the first time. he talked with cnn jamie gangel, what it would be to the republican party. >> my personal beliefs, we'll lose the senate and we'll lose the presidency in a landslide and our country can't afford that. >> all of that after another doos doozy of a day. he john bohner went off on ted cruz while speaking to the stanford daily. >> lucifer in the flesh. i get along with almost everybody. but i've never worked with a more miserable s

. >> 24-hour, hack-a-thon for students one rule they had to follow.t's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. tech indusyry. ==terry 2 shot== you might heave heard of those marathon, caffeine -fueled coding sessions. >>> long hours are part of the tech industry. >> you may have heard of those marathon caffeine fuelled coding sessions. at one university they dreamed up a coding marathon with a twist. garvin thomas has a story in tonight's bay area proud. >> the college all nighter, just ain't what it used to be. at least it wasn't at santa clara university this past weekend. you will still find plenty of caffeine in an attempt, sometimes unsuccessfully, to fight off sleep. but, instead of good grades, these 100 or so students were shooting for a good deed. >> maybe this could take off and make a difference the end. >> welcome to the t

. >>> newly minted millionaires at the nfl draft and one player claims his social media was hacked to reveal disturbing visions. get ready for the hoverbike. a whole lot more on a busy friday. "early today" starts right now. good morning. everybody, i'm betty nguyen. thanks for joining us. >>> a wild night at west. hundreds of donald trump protesters took to the streets of costa mesa, california. among them, a police car was destroyed. at least 20 protesters were arrested. and after a prolonged period of intensity and violence things have begun to calm down. those protests came after a letter laced with white powder was addressed to donald trump's campaign offices in new york. that is being investigated. six people exposed to the substance and isolated as a precaution. >>> jeb bush is speaking out for the first time since dropping out of the race. he talked with cnn's jamie gangel about trump's nomination and what it would mean to the republican party. >> my personal belief is donald i've been pretty consistent about this. we will lose the senate and we will lose the presidency in a l

>> these young people have gathered to hold a hack-a-thon called hacking edu. it's usually a weekend-long gathering where computer nerds try to invent something better. >> hack sounds like a criminal enterprise where you're breaking into people's computers. >> what we mean is build. >> hack just means build? >> exactly. hack means build something quickly without worrying about polish or making it look pretty. >> this hackathon happened because alex corey e-mailed 50 friends who were frustrated by the education system. >> alex always had this grand vision of we would have this huge event with over a thousand people. >> and you got this. >> and we kdid. >> we had people fly in from india, from singapore, from kuala lumpur, from all over the world because they were so frustrated and so fed up and said finally, a chance for me to actually express my ideas. a chance for me to actually build and do something about these issues that i see. >> what he sees is something that both the left and right complain about. >> our educational system has failed our children. >> th

the draft so exciting. >> reporter: no word yet on who hacked the account. the team said he had an allergic reaction and would not be available. within the last few minutes he has shown up and he is reacting to being picked number 13 the tumble from the nfl draft last night. >> more drama to continue with that. thanks. >>> still more news ahead. eyewitness news begins right now. >>> the oil spill in the river. >> this evening over engelwood cliffs, shannon sohn? >> reporter: you can see the discolored water in the river. this is the oil slick that is for several miles right around the engelwood area. we're going to bring the shot out a little bit for you to get an idea of the expansiveness. right now the interstate police aren't on the same scene trying to handle the situation. >>> two nypd officers injured in the crash when they tried to pull over in harlem. >> it all started with the reports of the robbery. on the scene that you just spoke to two eyewitnesses. a.j.? >> and i did speak to witnesses as well as police as we are learning new details about the

and somehow, somebody got in my photos and hacked my twitter account. somebody hacked my instagram account so it is getting crazy. >>> and baseball. finally, as starter chris bassett, seven today against detroit. and there is an orbit. two-run. tigers win 7-3. and they take three out of four in the series. so, the as pitching a little bit of a set-back there in detroit. but, we got the nashville predators and the san jose sharks beginning of round two tomorrow night in san jose. and likely, i'm guessing the warriors are going to be in game one sunday. we will find out. >> okay. a lot of playoff action coming. dennis, thank you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. see you bright and early friday. >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen! i stand before you tonight surrounded by american flags, secure in the knowledge that i am not running for president and have zero chance of being elected anything! but are we going t

. >> in 1998, a 12 you a boy successfully hacked -- 12-year-old boy successfully hacked into computerystems. he could have opened the floodgates and dumped nearly 500 billion gallons of water on the arizona cities of mesa. fortunately, he did not. >> this is only one incident of how honorable our computer-based systems are. >> of your systems are a type of industrial control system. >> they are the core of many manufacturing processes. toit is what you give industrial systems or power plants, things that need to be regulated. a power be a dam, plant, a machine. >> in october of 2014, researchers found vulnerabilities in the system, the most alarming of which is that most systems still use the default password sent by the manufacturer, which can be easily found by anyone who knows how to operate google. >> that was easy. >> according to "security week magazine" the number of attacks doubled. in 2009, the u.s. cyber command was formed. this group fights on a different battlefield, the internet. given ahave been responsibility to direct, operate, and secure the department's networks, whi

however, the stepfather has denied being any part of the hack.complete misery. >> we'll look to hear more on that. thank you very much, andy. >>> joining us now to sort all of this out is author and columnist christine brennan and takeo spikes who played 15 years in the league and, let me ask you, how much damage has been done to this young man's career as a result of this? >> it's a lot of damage that has been done. you look at it prior to the trade that the rams made to take the number one spot, tunsil, he was projected to be the best player in the draft so possibly he could have went number one. and so when you look at from a money standpoint, the differential from number one going all the way to 13, i know from a slotted scale he was probably guaranteed scheduled to make anywhere, 25 plus million going as the number one pick, now going as the 13th pick of the nfl draft, he's lost a lot of money, 10 plus million dollars. >> and, you know, clearly this is someone whoever did this knew what the impact was going to be. you played before social me

is, what happens to the product of that lawful hacking. so i don't have a formal corporate position on that. >> but, so then because that has been promoted, so to speak, as far as a way around this difficult issue, are you having those policy discussions about apple's view and the technology sector's view on lawful hacking? are those discussions happening with law enforcement? >> i think this is a very nascent area for us. but particularly, the question is what happens to the result? does it get disclosed, does it not get disclosed? that is an issue that has not been well explored. >> do you have an opinion on lawful hacking? >> not an opinion on lawful hacking in specific, but i would just point out that doing encryption properly is very, very hard. trying to keep information secret in the incredibly interconnected world we live in, is very, very hard. and i would suggest that it's getting harder, not easier. so the information, the data that law enforcement has access to is certainly much more than the metadata that they have had over th

apparently somebody just hack my instagram account. so it is getting crazy. i can't control that, man. whatever i can control, i can control. >> his agent ushered him on the stage. he lost about $12 million by falling from the top of the draft all the way to number 13. >> you know, these football players get all dressed up for the draft. >> we've seen some pretty outrageous outfit over the years there is one might take the check. check this, crop top dress shirt, talk about fashion statement, elliot known for wearing jerseys that show off his mid riff. never seen anything like this before. the cowboys picked elliot, so we will be seeing him a lot over the next few years. elliot did eventually tuck the shirt into his pant when he walk on the stage. i have, you know, i walk around weekends like that, showing my six pack. >> as long as it is inside, you do whatever you feel, okay? no, i think that's so funny, because every picture i've seen of him running, he has his jersey like cropped. >> we're proud of what wife ' work on. >> you know you wear it outside. >>

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honorable tonet is a hacking attack. theme of this, likes out, is that there are people out there who are already inside our grid. the chinese and russians are. the iranians are probably. quitekoreans maybe not but they can probably get in at some point. it takes years of mapping. entity can getor in. the potential damage to the united states of america to our economy, to our survival, is a must existential. >> where are the susceptible points in the grade for these attacks -- the grid for these attacks? ted koppel: there is something scda -- scadar -- system. it -- it is like a huge balloon. as long as you have perfect balance, the balloon stays perfectly inflated. so too with our electric power system, if you can get into the , and they can and they have, it is automatic. >> how are they getting in? bmp -- emp no, and is an electric magnetic pulse. it would be generated by someone device, for nuclear example. would knock out all of our electric power systems. i'm not talking about that. i touch on it briefly in the boo

we're helping you kick off a if you want to lose a few pounds we've got the help of fitness hacks to help you succeed. >> i can't wait. >> last time i saw you, we were heading off. >> they said welcome back from vacation. i've been back from two weeks. when was that vacation? i could use another. >> so they gave us our favorite cocktails. >> a lot of pina coladas. >> it's essential ly ly. >> i didn't wear any makeup, i'm in shorts, flip-flops every day. i'm free. and i know this and post someday pictures on social media of us hanging out on the beach. everybody just talked about the fact that i wasn't wearing makeup. >> if i looked like that >> i want to start a movement. we should -- can we start a campaign. embrace your face. >> the funny thing is i would go on vacation and i was like, i wasn't wearing makeup and nobody could notice. meanwhile my pictures, as covered as a person can be. >> aw. >> that's little louise. she's so delicious. i'm like, you can tell i'm not wearing makeup. >> you look like a rock star. >> you have a hat and sunglasses on. the one thing -- two things i've

has been hacked, but often, you don't.the world's best hackers who showed us just how easy it is for them to get access to everything on your phone. >> reporter: is everything hackable? >> yes. >> reporter: everything? >> yes. >> reporter: if somebody tells you you can't do it? >> i don't believe it. >> reporter: john harry offered to prove it. he gathered a group of ace hackers in our las vegas hotel. each of them, a specialist in cracking mobile devices and figuring out how to protect them. >> would you put your money in the bank that didn't test the locks? we need to try and break it to make sure that the bank robbers can't. >> reporter: how easy is it to break the phone right now? >> very easy. >> reporter: it started when we logged on to the hotel wi-fi. at least it looked like the hotel wi-fi. haring had created a ghost version and it's called >> it looks very legitimately. so are you connected? >> i am. >> and have your e-mail. >> reporter: you have access to my e-mail account? >> yeah, it's coming in right now. i a

they are not trying to hack our phones. politicians, business leaders that could easily be spied on. >> wow! really interesting. thank you. >> scary. >> that is scary stuff. >> turn your phone over! >> thank you. she is going to look how hackers pose a risk to national security all sunday on "60 minutes" right here on cbs. >>> a former charles manson follower convicted of murder is one step closer to freedom this morning. a california panel recommended parole yesterday for 66-year-old leslie van houten. she was the youngest member of the manson family during its notorious 1969 killing spree. carter evans is in los angeles how van houten still faces legal hurdle. >> reporter: this was van houten's 20th payroll here and -- parole hearing. she was just 19 years old when she stabbed a woman with other members of the cult. over the course of two nights they took seven lives. now van houten's attorney says this decision is long overdue? this is her first chance at freedom after more than four decades behind bars. >> she says she