in may, hutchens helped stop the spread of a ransom wear called wannacry. a malware that paralyzed computers in about 130 countries. at the time, hutchen was called a hero. >> i was just doing my job, and i don't really think th hero at all. >> reporter: hutchens, a uk citizen and resident was in las vegas for two of the biggest hacker and cyber security conferences, and was at the airport, about to leave the country at the time of his arrest. chris martinez, cbs news, los anles. >>> you know what's trending online right now? it's a vending machine. but not for junk food, for shellfish. keep it chill. >> a mysterious dog appeared off the coast, and it turns out it traveled hundreds of miles to get there. >> we're still tracking a couple of heavy storms. eventually, headed into montgomery county. we'll come back and talk about where the storms are, and made some changes for the weekend forecast. we'll explain. the ford summer sales event is in full swing. it's gonna work, i promise you, we can figure this out. babe... little help. -hold on, mom

. >>> rod hutchens crossed the finish line on saturday taking third place in his age group in idaho falls. he was diagnosed with paralyzes, after 9 surgeries and a spinal simulator in his back he got back on his feet. >> what i want to do is i want to give everybody who has a story a voice and let them know there is a team out there that can help them. >> hutchens will not be a competitor in the iron man course in april, in hawaii, he will run and complete the course in his own race. >>> new from the overnight, police investigate a reported stabbing at a septa terminal. >> one of hollywood's most powerful couple are splitting up. >> we remember darren data on on his death coming up. ♪ walter? hmm? is that the rest of our food? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more on car insurance is always a great answer. whoa! gross! more and more tax money tosends trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record

judge set his bail at thirty thousand dollars but since the ruling came down late friday hutchens had to spend the weekend in jail unable to post bail before monday his attorney says he will find the charges in the meantime along with the thirty thousand dollars bail hutchins' will need to surrender his passport and not use the internet activists and friends have rallied together to raise money for hutchens bail and legal expenses. no cyberspace is safe from hacking but some sectors are more susceptible than others especially when sensitive information is up for grabs wall street's top regulator is full of secret information that could be dangerous in the hands of cyber criminals yet a government watchdog found the securities and exchange commission fails to properly protect its networks to talk about securing the f.c.c. and wall street i'm joined now by todd shipley president and c.e.o. of beer a software todd thanks for joining us and i want to start out first with this twenty seven page government accountability office report which says that while the s.e.c. did improve control of

judge set his bail at thirty thousand dollars but since the ruling came down late friday hutchens had to spend the weekend in jail unable to post bail before monday his attorney says he will find the charges in the meantime along with the thirty thousand dollars bail hutchins' will need to surrender his passport and not use the internet activists and friends have rallied together to raise money for hutchens bail and legal expenses. no cyberspace is safe from hacking but some sectors are more susceptible than others especially when sensitive information is up for grabs wall street's top regulator is full of secret information that could be dangerous in the hands of cyber criminals yet a government watchdog found the securities and exchange commission fails to properly protect its networks to talk about securing the f.c.c. and wall street i'm joined now by todd shipley president and c.e.o. of beer a software todd thanks for joining us and i wanted to start out first with this twenty seven page government accountability office report which says that while the s.e.c. did improve control o

rod hutchens crossed the finish line in the sprint.s diagnosed with a rare disorder 23 years ago that left him paralyzed from the waist down. after nine surgeries and spinal stimulater placed in his back he got back on his feet. he makes it his goal to complete the iron man in hawaii. >> i want to give everybody who has a story a voice and let them know there's a team out there that can help them. >> hutchens will not be a competitor in the iron man course in hawaii in april, but he will run and complete the course in his own race. we'll be back with crime fighters. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way."s two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day

. >>> british cyber security researcher marcus hutchens will appear in court.ccused of being involved in a piece of malware accused of stealing banking log-ins for their computers. >>> and today is international beer day. a celebration for lovers of all things beer in pubs, breweries and backyards all over the world. >>> it was a record week on wall street with the dow climbing ever higher to new records. now all eyes are on today's jobs report in a major investment in the u.s. from japan. good morning. >> it has been a wild week, as you said, and wall street will focus today on the u.s. labor market. the jobs report is out before the opening bell and analysts expect another strong month of hiring with employers' forecasts to add about 180,000 jobs to the economy. also key to watch is whether wages are growing and a tight jobs market paving the way for them to announce plans for a new balanced sheet. >>> meanwhile, toyota and mazda plan to build a u.s. plant that could create 4,000 jobs. the location is unclear but it could be operational by 2021. they will cre

allegedly admitted to police that he created and sold malware designed to steal banking details marcus hutchens was arrested and hiking conference in las vegas and could face now up to forty years in prison if convicted the twenty three year old self-taught cyber expert faces six charges for creating and distributing the conus virus which spreads through e-mail attachments and steals banking details from infected computer is his lawyer he plans to plead not guilty chin's became known for discovering a hidden kill switch in the wanna cry cyber attack when it struck in a one hundred fifty countries causing havoc in at ports hospitals bangs. under the infrastructure back in may it worked by encrypting data on infected computers making them inaccessible and then demanding a ransom for three hundred dollars with big cooling chins were constructing want to try saw him labelled as. people sort of inundating mess just me saying i'm a hero i mean i sort of just ready for this to mean for trucking and i didn't intend for it to blow up on me to be all over the media just sort of doing my job and i don't r

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authorities marcus hutchens was detained in las vegas on his way back to great britain from an annual gathering of hackers and information security gurus now this comes after hutchens help mitigate the spread of want to cry ransomware attack which in fact of thousands of computers and more than one hundred fifty different countries the attorney for equal and called for the arrest quote problematic the united states government is. arguably the euro no wonder right now we're just receipt lives. thousands millions of dollars over the sale of alleged al where it's really it's a disincentive for anybody in the permissions sure industry cooperate with the government. despite widespread support from the cyber security community a grand jury returned a six count indictment for his role in creating and distributing crowe's malware a crow knows banking trojan is known for infecting web browsers to capture bank account and usernames and passwords. coming up later on r.t. the city of baltimore gets ready for a three day cease fire we'll get the story from ashley banks who is live on the ground st

a lawyer for marcus hutchens, 23, from devon, says he will plead not guilty.sed earlier this yearfor helping to limit a global cyber attack that brought down several nhs computer networks. he will appear in court next tuesday. from las vegas, james cook reports. marcus hutchens was arrested in las vegas after spending a week partying in the desert city. he had been attending a cyber security conference there. he was detained minutes before he was due to board a flight minutes before he was due to board a flight home at las vegas international airport. in the cyber security industry he is regarded as something of a folk hero for his role in stopping the so—called wannacry virus which it the nhs in may before spending to 150 other countries. the charges are not related to that. he is accused, in the state of wisconsin, of creating softwa re the state of wisconsin, of creating software which was designed, the prosecutors say, to harvest online banking details and credit card data. the software is called chronos and us prosecutors say it was used ina number of and

legit lead to police now that he created and sold malware designs are still banking details marcus hutchens was arrested at a hacking conference in las vegas and he could face up to forty years in prison if he's convicted even so his lawyers say he plans to plead not guilty on six counts of creating and distributing a dangerous computer virus. twenty three year old self-taught cyber expert he's now being charged with creating and distributing the kronos virus which spreads through e-mail attachments and steals banking details from infected computers that became known of course for discovering that hidden killswitch in the big one of christ cyber attacks that struck in over one hundred fifty countries causing havoc in airports banks universities hospitals and other infrastructure back in may it works by encrypted data or on in fact computers making them pretty much inaccessible it was followed by a ransom demand for three hundred dollars worth of bitcoin to free the date it was discovered a hidden kill switch in the code was labeled a hero for his efforts at the time. people sort of inundati

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by ann hutchen son. we'll talk about ann and mary. here presently. now by creating a haven for di sinters. by granting everybody true religious freedom doesn't necessarily mean he believed all of them were true. he thought you should be free to believe whatever you wish. but try to convince someone else of the truth ofever religion. rather than forcing them into the practice of your particular religion. he was passionately devote td to his own believe and would try to convince you of their truth. but not threaten to throw you in jail if you dissented from his religious belief. major threat, very very early. okay? . to the entire puritan experiment. and he chose the option of leaving. before he was forced to leave. any questions? his story clear? all right. very briefly. let's talk about a woman by the name of ann hutchenson. okay. ann came to the massachusetts bay colony in early 1630s. this is roger going south ward. joined later by followers. lots of them. mary is kind of the bridge between roger williams and mary. we need to talk about mary. anoth

and the practice," written by professor renee mcdonald hutch especially of the university of -- hutchens of maryland. it explains that. the next chapter is "black men and the police: making implicit bias explicit." i know many of you may have heard about implicit bias. it's a theme that goes through all of these essays, and it's at the root of so many of these killings, and i'll talk a bit about that tonight. it was written by professor katherine russell brown, university of florida. the next chapter's called "policing: a model for the 2 isst century," by professors tracy mears and tom tyler. professor mears served on president obama's task force on policing in the 21st century. the next chapter is my own chapter, it's called "the prosecution of black men. " i'm going to talk about that a little bit tonight. then the grand jury and police violence against black men by professor roger fairfax. a lot of people were introduced to the grand jury after ferguson when they realized that the police officer wouldn't be indicted, so professor fairfax explains the whole history of the grand jury an

marcus hutchens was hailed a hero in may when he found a way to stop wannacry from spreading.eld on charges of computer misconduct related to the distribution of thechronos banking trojan. part of the fiji fishmarket destroyed by a fire. it broke out in the outer market. as shops closed for the evening -- it is popular among tourists. they come to buy ingredients for japan's finest sushi. no one was injured in the fire. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ramy inocencio. this is bloomberg. betty: we have been looking for these numbers from crown resorts. they seem to have come out, in these last few minutes. fiscal year net income from crown resorts at 1.8 7 billion aussie dollars. cents. of 3 aussie the normalized net income at $ million australian dollars. the estimates were for 367 million. these are numbers just coming out right now for crown resorts. investors watching very closely this case in china and the detention of their employees and jailing of their employees as they go after chinese consu

he was on the way from a cyber security conference, three months ago hutchens was hailed a hero afterelping stop the wanna cry from spreading in the countries. >> it was inundated, and they were thanking me and i'm a hero, and if i didn't intend for it to like sort of blow up on me and being all over the media. i was sort of doing my job and i don't think i'm a hero at all. elizabeth: he's expected to be released on monday, according to his attorney, after bail set for 30,000. leland: coming up, a little bit more on president trump's stalled agenda in congress. our political panel with who is to blame and what he can do it about it and in the middle of increased tensions in the west, the president of iran getting a second term. what that means for us. a woman found alive after nearly three weeks in a california field. why she was there and how she survived. >> well, we saw her moving and we said it looks like she's alive. she said i'm alive. >> i'm alive. exactly. ♪ if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recomm

. >> thanks to carolyn long and rene hutchens for being our guests tonight on mapp v ohio. thank you to you for your questions and comments, it makes the program interesting. thanks for being with us. >>> "landmark cases" returns live next february on c-span. join us to hear more stories of the people who sparked ground-breaking cases and the justices and lawyers who were key to the supreme court's review. >>> american history tv in prime time continues tonight on c-span 3 with our original series "landmark cases." at 8:00 p.m. eastern we will look at baker versus carr. in the 1962 case, the supreme court ruled that federal courts have the authority to intervene in cases about redistricting. the defendants in the case had argued that drawing legislative districts is a political question, not a judicial one. but the justices ruled courts have a role in deciding the fairness of electoral maps. "landmark cases" on baker versus carr, tonight on c-span 3, 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> next week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3, a civil war special featuring american history tv highligh