managed to take down an interpol website for a short amount of time but they also want to dox interpol workers releasing their personal info to the world typical retaliation by the hacktivist and this is just the latest front to open up the anonymous war so earlier this week we told you about that we called the global intelligence files over build with e-mails from the private intelligence firm stratfor and although founder julian assange didn't say where the whistleblower organization got information there's a link it to anonymous is hack on the company back in december so it's a more direct relationship between the two organizations but it is quite possible we've also seen lots of other activity linked to anonymous in recent months so they went after the polish government over their original support of taking down government websites and calling on people to take the streets and what became one of the law. just and most successful protests against the treaty and almost also go to the one year anniversary of bahrain's uprisings by attacking pennsylvania company combined systems and ma

interpol had said the twenty five alleges members of the anonymous saw online how king activists group or hacktivist group were taken into their custody right after their own website was attacked now right after the announcement was made their own website again failed to load an act of anonymous a wrote on their twitter feed not that the message interpol down so there are speculations that this is their response to these reports of arrests and this police action is just the latest in a more in a bigger operation that intergovernmental and police operations hoping to crack down on the activities of a non of us in recent months we've seen a certain bills so call the sofa people and act are all arguing in favor of protecting intellectual property rights however this is made a lot of people angry at polarized opinion saying that passing such bills will actually infringe on the medium of speech as well as the openness of the internet these are precise precisely the issues that anonymous claims to be fighting for but at the end of the day such are arrests again will not stop their activities

south america sees a quick response from online activists find out how you know groups struck by interpol. and the presidential candidates in russia are trying to make the final days before the election r.t. visits to the neighboring region of the show how difficult it will be to please all of the people all of the time. nearly a quarter past the hour now here in moscow a fugitive russian tycoon and a suspected terrorist both living in the u.k. could be linked to the murder of celebrated russian journalist and the public the revelation comes from a former russian police official currently on trial and charged with masterminding the killing artie's laura smith reports on the latest twist in this case. the man who is making these allegations is a man called colonel dmitri. who is charged with organizing the killing of an appellate court hears a former senior police official he is supposed to have planned that killing the people who he say ordered it now are bodies but is of ski the the oligarch who is living in london akhmed zakayev who is a suspected terrorist who is also living in london

now the interpol website has reportedly become the latest target of a so-called hacktivist anonymous group which advocates internet freedom the attack came as interpol an ounce arrested twenty five suspected hackers from the movement in europe and south america well for more on the story let's now cross live to our correspondent tests are still here and a brussels will test is just the latest in a string of scandals involving anonymous so what massachusetts are they trying to send. well that's right this is just the latest in a lot of stories linked to anonymous and the message is clear that they've been repeating in the past that their activities will not stop even with such reports of arrests now we're going back to these arrests interpol had said the twenty five alleges members of the anonymous online how king activist group or hacktivist group were taken into their custody right after their own website was attacked now right after the announcement was made their own web site again failed to load an act. of wrote on their twitter feed not the message interpol down so there are spe

and south america sees a quick response from online activists in a tourist group struck back at interpol. russia's presidential hopeful says the opposition in the country is rocking the boat head of the election and called on every political power to be cautious. those stories to come first a fugitive russian tycoon and a suspected terrorist both living in the u.k. may be linked to the murder of the celebrated russian journalist anna politkovskaya revelation comes from a former russian police official currently on trial and charged with masterminding the killing or smith reports now on the latest twist in the case. the man who is making these allegations is a man called colonel dmitri. who is charged with organizing the killing of an appellate court skier he is a former senior police official he is supposed to have planned that killing but the people who he say ordered it now are bodies but is the oligarch who is living in london akhmed zakayev who is a suspected terrorist who is also living in london now russia has requested the extradition of these two people on numerous occasions. on

he was going to go to new zealand when he was arrested. >> i can't get over the interpol thing.pol is a joke. >> greg, you said of brooke, our readers are thrilled to do outside the show. >> being in publishing for 15 years. >> okay. all right. by the way, i'm guessing our viewers like to hear what brook does outside the show. >> yes, they do. >> they would like to know the address. >> possibly the cross streets. >> bill, you said the whole thing puts the rowland martin complaints in petty perspective. >> i assume he is complaining. i hope he tweets it. >> soccer fans, play on rowan martin and david beckham. >> and kardashian, does that work? [ laughter ] >> santorum, we've had bachmann as the not new candidate. she won the straw poll. you guys realize what it means. >> what? >> ron paul is next. he doesn't fit the ball. >> he is the only one left. he is going to be the not mitt when it's time to vote. >> i'll take him. >> who this is not good. >> brooke, regarding the comments about emotions being a problem in combat, you said it was gaffe, i'm not sure whether you were joking

agencies included the fbi for threats against public officials, interpol, washington, d.c. on behalf of interpol, london, a well being checked on an elderly woman, but the british consulate, which, wished to locate citizens regarding a family death, interpol, washington, d.c., requesting an assist in obtaining information about a stocking suspect -- stalking suspect, and a request to locate a missing student from india. the district of columbia police requesting assistance in identifying an individual who had been making harassing phone calls to an elected officials. a later request from them to locate a british citizen in san francisco who had been making harassing phone calls to the elected officials in violation of a court order. there were no violations of the guidelines discovered during the audit. there was a record of a request for investigation relative to the hate crime unit, which involved the secret service requesting assistance on ongoing federal investigations to locate a search-for resident. records indicate the police department assistance was concluded withi

interpol is treated like a country now under passport control. we were able to put their passport information so it has biometrics. unfortunately this country doesn't deal with that in its passport today. its first generation digital. the second thing it has -- and this is all on commercial chips. it has software to do logical access so that 6,000 agents, if they go after tsunami, they can go on any netnetwork, including internet cafe and get that information, whether it's mobile, et cetera, and last but not least, physical access to every interpol office. all that technology resides on this little card that -- this is a real one. that those 6,000 agents choose around the world today as they follow crime, jurisdictions, that have three different standards, three different use cases that allows them to do their job. why is it important? because it's what he has to or she use every day. to the extent it's not something you use every day, it will not be useful at the time and need in some event. >> so basically you're saying cyber crime where we --

since you gave me one quote, the head of interpol 18 years ago, western governments will lose the war against dealers unless efforts are switched to prevention and therapy. all penalties for drug uses should be dropped. making drug abuse a crime is useless and dangerous and we arrest more and more dealers, but at the same time, the availability in our countries is increasing. police are losing the battle worldwide. that was the secretary-general of interpol in 1994 and also i think was a very well respected policeman in the u.k. >> i have no quotes to match that i'm afraid. the battle of the quotes is over. i should declare -- >> your quote was, however, actually fine. >> we should declare our interests, we will be traveling virgin when we go to columbia. >> thank you. >> that is not because of your interest in the commission. >> i'd like to say that we do use fuel on our planes and we don't just fly high. >> well, you wanted to know if this was going to be proposed for when people went to mars at your suggestion. >> we'll see if we're allowed to at first. >> richard, federal counselo

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con la finalidad de hacer efectiva esta medida, y que esta medida sea comunicada a la oficina de interpoleren asesinar. >> los criminales se han apoderado de la fiscalÍa, se pero capaces de hacer el montaje del que me acusan no dudarÁn a matarme cuando detectara su alcance >> restrepo estarÍa buscando en un paÍs que no ha sido revelado y con el dos los funcionarios del gobierno el gobierno que requiere el asilo polÍtico. otros dos ex funcionarios de uribe estÁ en la cárcel. >> les -- no les importÓ cuÁl era el mecanismo... >> seÑalaron que el ex comisionado de paz restrepo debe regresar al paÍs para responder por los delitos del que se lo acusa y aseguraron garantÍas para un proceso judicial. >> a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter defendieron al comisionado de paz, en bogotÁ colombia joana maya. >> mÉxico estÁ dando la bienvenida a los cancilleres de las naciones que conforman el g20, reÚne con motivo de la cumbre de Ésta por el precio que tendrÁ lugar el 18 y 19 de junio prÓximos. la candidata mexicana dijo que la intenciÓn es reflexionar sobre la paz, la seguridad y el desarrollo. en insta

interpol has arrested 25 members of an international gang of hackers >> . apple could be introducing the ipad 3. >> anonymous retaliates. interpol's website was down last night after more than two dozen suspected members of their gang attackers was arrested from south america and spain. it is all but certain apple will announce the new ipad a week from today. it sent out invitations yesterday showing part of an ipad screen and its long rumored television set. users spent six or seven hours on facebook according to a new survey. and there's a new camera. >> it's unlike any other camera application. it blows the iphone camera out of the water. >> i am rob nelson. >> thank you. 5:16 is the time. traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> we will start with adam caskey. >> it's not raining now, but it will later this morning. to prepare for what is ahead rather than what is happening in the moment. let's look at temperatures. currently 40 at dulles airport 46 in quantico, gates as byrd, 37. winchester 39. hovering around 40 degrees. all rain today in terms of pre

. >> los documentos, cuya autenticidad fue ratificada por interpol, decÍan que ratel silva quien tambiÉnn por parte del ministro de la defensa, porque le darÍa valora quienes colocan al tema en el tapete. >> ragel silva fue incluido en la llamada lista, porque serÍa integrante del cÁrtel de los soles, grupo de oficiales y ex oficiales de venezuela dedicado al trÁfico de droga. >> las declaraciones del cuestionado ministro de defensa venezolano se conocieron en un encuentro que sostuvo con juan carlos pinzÓn, ministro de defensa de ese paÍs. los funcionarios acordaron reposar la lucha contra los delincuentes a los mÁs de 2200 kilÓmetros de frontera que tienen en comÚn las dos naciones. en bogotÁ, colombia, juan carlos aguiar para una ediciÓn. ♪ >> los venezolanos se preparan para ir a las urnas este domingo y elegir un candidato Único para enfrentar en la contienda presidencial al presidente hugo chÁvez. el mÁs mencionado segÚn las encuestas es el gobernador de miranda, enrique carpile, candidato opositor mÁs joven, tiene 39 aÑos. >> que nadie tenga que ponerse la franela de un color para

la interpol informÓ que tambiÉn fueron confiscados elementos informÁticos, telÉfonos mÓviles en 15 ciudades dijeron que los delincuentes manipularon cajeros automÁticos para robar informaciÓn y usaron cÁmaras para gravar a los usuarios cuando marcaban sus claves secretas. dicen que el dinero no compra todo y eso es lo que parece suceder en queens donde con dinero se puede adquirir todo tipo de documentos de identidad, por supuesto, falsos. blanca rosa vilches nos dice quÉ propone un legislad para convertir este mercado que se puede llegar con una palabra mÁgica. >> la palabra clave en estas calles de jackson es social y con ella se abre una variedad de ofertas para comprar tarjetas del seguro social, pasaportes y todo tipo de documentos falsos en menos de una hora. >> esto es idÉntico, como el legal. >> se le conoce como el epicentro de la costa este donde una tarjeta el seguro social puede hacerse con su nombre o el que solicite por 60 dÓlares y un pasaporte norteamericano por 250. tambiÉn se ofrecer rebajas y consejos. >> ¿cuÁo tengo de demora? >> una hora. >> este senador estatal present

. >> en otros temas, la fiscalÍa colombiana anunciÓ que pedirÁ a la policÍa internacional interpol que desconoce su paradero. una versiÓn falsificada del medicamento contra el cÁncer podrÍa estar circulando en los estados unidos. la advertencia la hizo hoy una subsidiaria de la farmacÉutica roche que tiene a su cargo la elaboraciÓn del producto. la empresa pÚblico y explicÓ que la versión falsificada no contiene el ingrediente crucial para el tratamiento de cÁncer de colon, pulmÓn, riÑón, cerebro. se cree que las falsificaciones provienen del exterior. cambiado de tema, se dispara el nÚmero de matrimonios inter raciales cuando hace en algunas dÉcadas, casarse con una pareja de raza distinta era prÁcticamente un crimen. martÍn berlanga nos explica cÓmo en estos cambios demogrÁficos influye tambiÉn. >> ¿serÁ que las latinas en el sabor que algunos anglosajones les encanta? el total de los matrimonios interraciales llegÓ a un histÓrico 8% de la poblaciÓn estadounidense. estÁn rompiendo tabÚes de hace dÉcadas. >> leila describe su matrimonio con juan carlos,1 mezcla de cafÉ con leche a la

announced -- and interpol reported that 25 suspected online hackers in the group anonymous have beenrrested in europe and south america. and to hari sreenivasan, for what's on the newshour online. hari? >> sreenivasan: you can track up-to-the-minute results from the michigan and arizona primaries in our vote 2012 map center. we'll also have video of candidates' speeches later tonight. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll look at the g.o.p. battle for delegates, what's the present count, and what's at stake on super tuesday. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you, and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers li

interpol says national law enforcement carried out the arrest this morning in argentina, chile, colombia and spain. >>> coming up, you don't know no jack. th cethaltne k akthe i.d., just ahead. e >>> welcome back. you ever have a fake i.d.? >> i have to admit, back in the day i did, a long time ago. >> i never v. >> a couple times. >> a warping if you have a fake i.d. here is something to think about. make sure it has your picture on it. >> but a man in brazil apparently did not get that memo. check this out. this is the fake i.d. that he tried to use. yeah. no, that's not the guy that is jack nicholson's picture. jack kind of popular. the 74 yer8d man t-year-old man open up a bank account from the three-time oscar win and 12-time oscar nominee. bonehead move. got to give the guy credit. not completely brain dead. he didn't try to use jack's name on t walked in that, quickly busted. >> he was arrested. >> the thing is jack nicholson probably not the best picture of him. >> 74. is he that old anyway? thanks so much for being with us. join us tonight at 5, 6 and 11. >> jack still has game

interpoll says 25 suspected members of the loose knit anonymous hacker movement have been arrested in sweep across europe and south america, this is coming in in the past hour. arrests in argentina, chile, colombia and spain. and we'll talk about the importance of today's michigan and arizona primaries when the allstars join me after the break. they're all like, "hey, brother, doesn't it bother you that no one notices you?" and i'm like, "doesn't it bother you you're not reliable?" and they say, "shut up!" and i'm like, "you shut up." in business, it's all about reliability. 'cause these guys aren't just hitting "print." they're hitting "dream." so that's what i do. i print dreams, baby. [whispering] big dreams. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first wee.. i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or acti

the arrests were part of an interpol operation. >>> for the first time in nearly four years, the dow is poised to open above the 13,000 mark. the dow broke through 13,000 several times last week, but it hasn't closed above that level since may, 2008. a few months before the fall of the lehman brothers investment bank. right now u.s. futures are up. >>> the dow is having a positive affect on stock markets around the world. asian and european futures are up. >>> in prince george's county a large crowd lined up to ask questions about a proposed casino. county executives want to bring a $1 billion las vegas-style gambling facility to national harbor. it would feature table games in addition to slot machines. baker says it could create 5,000 jobs and generate millions of dollars in tax revenue. some of the speakers said county resident should be allowed to vote on whether that happens. >>> i judge has delayed two trials involving the 2009 crash on metro's red line that killed nine people. both wrongful death lawsuits were scheduled to begin next months. a judge delayed one case until octo

now, davis's letter to lee saying that does not survive so far as i know but it can be interpolated from lee's response which was ever since the seven days, jackson has been everything i expected him to be or could want him to be. so that's a nice rubric for rest of 1862 for thomas jackson. >> robert krick joins us from the library of virginia looking at the person of the year 1862. we also have a comment on facebook, a comment about the role of thomas stonewall jackson. matthew lowenstein says that richmond would fall in the spring of 1862 without him. what do you think of that? >> the parallel universe, the counter factual world is wide open for all of us to speculate. i'm with him. it is hard to imagine without jackson coming down from the valley onto the exposed federal wing even though that did not work nearly as well as it was hoped would, as it ought to have done, without jackson here, it's hard to imagine lee succeeding. skillful though he was, mcclellan had too many people. i'm not opposed to that notion at all. >> let's go to joe in new york. >> hello. i have a question regardi

covering here at r t dot com and there's plenty more and store the end on of us a group brings down the interpol website in retaliation to the arrest of twenty five suspected hackers across the globe. while google offers to pay one million u.s. dollars for those who hacked their browser prone to expose its weak spots find out more at r.t. dot com. returning to our top story now the crisis in syria the world's media is flooded with stories and images allegedly depicting the bloody results of the syrian army's assault on the city of homs but few have drawn similarities with thought of another conflict that of iraq which has been nearly ten years ago and saw u.s. troops fighting against insurgents artie's lucy explores the perils and differences shared by the two conflicts. well they now call homes the capital of the revolution just as they once called the capital of tear different conflicts that share more in common than actually meets the eye now each is the third largest city and its country in each the site of a bloody urban war one of them now in history books the other still raging as we spea

discover why that happened with anonymous has launched yet another attack this time rain down the interpol website. that has google holding contests offering a million dollar reward people who can successfully happen as chrome browser will find out why the search engine giant is so sure to have a security breach at our dot com. now returning to our top story the crisis in syria the world's media is flooded with stories and images allegedly depicting the bloody results of this year and army's assault on the city of homs but few have drawn similarities with food edge of another conflict that of fallujah iraq which happened nearly ten years ago and saw u.s. troops fighting against insurgents are just lucy tough enough explores the perils and differences shared by the two conflicts. well they now call homes the capital of the revolution just as they once called the capital of tear different conflicts that share more in common than actually meets the eye now each is the third largest city and its country in each the site of a bloody urban war one of them now in history books the other still rag

common here is up planning war and store for you know our website the anonymous group brings down the interpol website in retaliation to the arrest of twenty five suspected papyrus across the globe. while google offer a subpoena one million u.s. dollars for those who hacked their browser prone to expose its weak spots but now more power to dot com. now returning to our top story the crisis in syria into acid rhetoric from the u.s. and its allies regularly company's bloody images provided by opposition activists picked up by the media the food shows the result of assets brutal shelling of areas like homs but few have drawn similarities with video showing another conflict that in fallujah iraq which happens ten years ago and saw u.s. troops fighting against the insurgents are just lucy's confident explores the perils and differences shared by the two conflicts. well they now call homes the capital of the revolution just as they once called palooza the capital of terror different conflicts that share more in common than actually meets the eye now each is the third largest city in this country and

we partnered with interpoll to do just that. they have 6,000 agents worldwide, and their issue was -- because they didn't have the money, interpol is treated like a country now under passport control. we put their passport information so there's by yo metrics, but this country doesn't deal with that in its passport today. it's first generation digital. the second thing it has, and this is all on commercial chips, it has software to do logical access so those 6,000 agents, if they go after tsunamis, they can go on an internet cafe and be secure in accessing information whether it's mobile, ect., but also physical access to every interpol office. all that technology resides on this little card, and this is a real one, that the 6,000 agents follow crime with three different standards, three use cases, allowing them to do their job. why is it important? because it's what he or she have to use every day. to the extent it's not used every day, it's not useful at the time of need in some event. >> basically you're saying -- [inaudible]

interpoll says it carried an arrest in argentina, chile and spain. arrested admitted to taking part in several political attacks. >>> at the pentagon today there was a startling admission about what happened to the remains of some 9/11 victims. former general john abized says his investigation found partial remains that couldn't be identified were incinerated and sent to a landfill. the reu mains came from the pentagon and shanksville -- the remains came from pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. it's not clear how many victims this involved. >>> the environmental protection agency fined western digital $55,000 for failing to handled waste properly. epa inspectors say workers were not properly trained. officials say they are working to address the concerns. >>> the plan comes in the wake of that deadly san bruno pipeline explosion back in 2010. consumers groups have suggested pd & e pay for the safety program in part by limiting executive pay and bonuses and using money from previous rate hikes. the california public utilities commission will make