worked on to buy a bike in the jungle of billie's but had to flee in order to escape birder charge john mcafee what is he up to now. drugs drugs guns poverty. freedom. has been on top of the world and on the run for his life. to speak since. since. the. world was not known for years until virus software. hi john it's very nice to have you on on the program so you laugh every unconventional life or idea of drugs millions woman lawsuits guns playing the united states living in a jungle murder suspicions then escape back to the u.s. what are you up to right now. well right now i'm working on a project to provide more security for the internet. not just against hackers but also against. what everyone knows is government spying against the american citizens. it is natural i think for government governments to want to spy on their populations in some circumstances but it's also natural i think for people to want their privacy so so i'm working on. a product which will ensure that privacy for american citizens so do you still have troubles with a law in the united states which is what you nationally

government spying joining me now to talk more about that project and government spying in america is john mcafee former computer programmer and founder of mcafee john welcome back. thank you tom is going to be here thanks for joining us are you first of all you surprised by these latest n.s.a. spying revelations no internet needed to spy on your computer. or the not at all i mean keep in mind the technology that we as citizens get to play with this is generally fifteen years behind the military and the the secret service and i say and cia technology so you know i wouldn't be surprised if they had transporters that could move them from one place to another instant they can sleep so so so how do you protect yourself from government snooping if you're concerned about that at the n.s.a. spy on you with or without the help of the internet. well i mean the only way to absolutely protect yourself or to throw away your computers your your your laptops your pad devices and your smartphones and we can't do that the we're not we're not a flux right now at the the end user everybody has a smartphone which i

and john mcafee says he saw it coming.ng and none of the retailers did? >> well, i had my ear to the ground, that's number one. you know, i'm still connected with the security community very, very intensely. here is something that no one's talking about. there are 114 million households in america that target alone, 110 million cards were stolen. it's kind of like we're at the point of trying to close the barn door after all the cows have left. think about it, we are in a very serious situation. the thing with neiman marcus a brilliant move on the hacker's part because the credit limit for the neiman marcus cards, and until 2011 used american express or proprietary cards, the limits are $50,000. and people buying mercedes and diamond rings with the cards, a serious problem. charles: john, here is the thing, you say it's a serious problem. we feel like it's a serious problem. when you look at the reaction of the companies and the stock market, there's a yawn. a lot of consumers sort of have come to grips with the idea that

>>> intell says that it is moving away from the brand name that is connected with the infamous, john mcafee. founded the company, which intell later acquired. partly because of the media fire storm surrounding mcafee, the man. he made headlines for escaping wrong death lawsuit. the security products will now be named intell security. >>> a man doing some hand gliding went out of control and ended up in trees. he crashed just before noon. the fire department left the 53- year-old pilot and glider dangling 50 feet off the background. he was too high, so they enlisted the help of a chp helicopter. the man was gently lowered to the ground. as for the glider, it's in the trees tonight. >> you've heard of the so- called, google buses and there was that mysterious barge. now google is trying out something new. we seat allen martin to figure out what it's up to. >> google employees were getting off after a 47 minute ride. shortly before that, chopper 7 followed them. the triumphant is 27 feet long and built to impress. in google's case, it's more like a shuttle bus on the water. >> carrying passeng

john mcafee that's after the break. when a country experiences a tragedy like the recent terrorism in volgograd the next question is what to do about it i mean we have to do something right let's never let a good tragedy go to waste one to one member recommends getting rid of the moratorium on the death penalty for prayers groups including terrorists because the death penalty is the perfect way to punish a suicide bomber also this duma member failed to mention high level corrupt the krauts in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i'm not against the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source of terrorism soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive survey. one state to stop terrorism or go death

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i want to bring in john mcafee who is joining us from colorado springs, colorado, and it is nice to see you again, sir, after running you down in belize and following your exploits elsewhere, thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> and it has been 14 months, and thank you again, and thank you for reminding me about my past, martin. >> well, let's ask about somebody else's past, and specifically the target hacking scandal, and of course, this is a big security concern for anyone losing their personal information, and what was your reaction when you heard about this big hacking? >> well w it was no surprise. we all know that the nsha has been spying on the americans, and that is the least of our problems and by the way, i would not want to be the president today and rather his party, because he is between a rock and a hard place with the nsa issue. we have the nsa saying that if you back off of this, we are s disarming at a time of heightened cyber warfare and the american public saying, enough is enough, and give us privacy, but it all folds into the target problem. i think that ame

john mcafee putting it in terms only he could. there are 114 million in this country, 110 million target accounts that were compromised. you do the math. this hack attack, this is us. welcome, everyone. what is the difference between a target customer and a neiman marcus customer? well, a lot of them have credit lines upwards of $50,000. forgetgreat coupon. they could a hacker and think about some targets making up in real dollars which just keeps raising the number. don't think that that is as far as all of the schools now. target having these full-page ads. and it is doing its darndest to present and the future mass. those former fbi director says that might be a lot easier said than done. stephen says try everywhere. and so how do you stop them these promises notwithstanding? >> law enforcement, what we are seeing is this starts and it is a massive conspiracy worldwide these individuals are working with. so you might have the ringleader but if the conspiracy of specialties, another person who knows how to launder money and ofte

john mcafee putting it in terms only he could. in this country, 110 million target accounts that were compromised. you do the math. this hack attack, this is us. welcome, everyone.

this fellow, john mcafee. he was wanted as a material witness in a murder, he fled to america, he made we're web videos. intel says this morning it's no longer going to call its software mcafee. he has not been associated since he created it. had nothing to do with the sale to intel. but mcafee security has been the name. intel not saying why, just call it intel security. >> interesting. >> thank you. thanks a lot. we'll check in with christina loren and weather is the big news. not going to feel guilty what we're doing here. >> no. you know what, we do have the drought running and we have rain on the way, not enough to put a dent in the drought, but i can tell you the pattern is shifting more wintry. 43 degrees in the east bay, 49 in san francisco, 45 in the south bay headed to the mid-60s. this is the last day for the big temperature swing. by tomorrow know 60s, upper 50s on the way. then we bring in the rain. we'll talk about that. back to you, terry and laura. >> 5:56. you know it's cold when people go int

john mcafee developed the top security product.but intel is clearly trying to distance itself from himire was in the headlines for years.escapingeven being jailed in guatemala. he also showed up at one point in a you-tube video -- in which he trashed intel's anti-virus software. >> catherine: so you'll no longer hear about mcafee security products -- they're being re-branded as "intel security." the change was announced at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> jacqueline: skies are clearing out the more cloud coverage is on the way. could we see rain? more on the way the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new

we'll ask tech pioneer john mcafee about obama's nsa reforms, plus we'll talk to mcafee about his timemerica. >>> the target data breach has affected millions of shoppers and the target brand has taken a big hit in the public eye. so let's talk about it with martha pease, a strategic marketing consultant and ceo of demandworks.com. martha, good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> before we begin with target, i wanted to get your quick take on chris christie, because that's obviously a big political brand, and you talked about it last week. as a brand expert, how do you think he's handled things so far? >> well, governor christie this week did a lot to regain positive momentum behind his brand, his somewhat tarnished brand. he, you know, took a position again in terms of taking control of his agenda for the state. he changed the conversation back to really being one about governing. he took a slightly higher profile with going to florida. he apologized. he made a real emotional connection, i think, with people this week, and those are all actions that really pla

the mcafee company changed its name to distance itself from founder john m mcafee. and the craft food company warned of a impending shortage of velveeta cheese saying demand has been high >> there is more still to come tonight. just ahead a crash claiming lives of four american crew members what they're doing, and where, when that chopper went down. >> hot lanta? not really. it's colder tonight in atlanta than anchorage. >> what did he do? >> tell me. what did he do? you tell me? you tell me? >> what good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. with u-verse high speed internet. omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new pro

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let's ask john mcafee one of the big names in on-line security. and it bears his name.at company any longer if i'm not mistaken. >> it's been a while since we've spoken. >> indeed. >> now, here is the question all of our viewers want to know are the bad guys beginning here hands down? >> well, first of all, i'm not sure we'd call them bad guys. the recent attacks are more delivering malware for advertising purposes and sort of defacing websites, not that they're good guys, but we haven't really seen much of an attack yet. i think what this points out is if a group of lebanese kids can get into skype and snap chat and deface the website, they could just as easily have done severe damage which they did not do. we're very vulnerable at this point to the real bad guys, the people who would like to bring down our economy or destroy something. >> are we in a position to defend ourselves? can you defend against really sharp-edged organized an i tack -- attackers who want to take down an industry? >> i think first we have to throw our smart phones away and secondly, we have to

here is prominent secure expert john mcafee on fox business this morning. >> the thing about neiman marcusnt move on hackers part, the credit limits for neiman marcus cards, neiman marcus by the way up until 2011 used only american express or their own proprietary card, the limits are sometimes $50,000. >> reporter: mercedes and diamond rings, right? it gets worse. three more stores broke breaches. it is not revealing stores names but operated at outlet stores are the same people that the launched the target attack. retailers reluctant to report breaches because it could hurt their business but the fact of the matter is we're all victims. >> every credit card has been stolen by the time you get it in the mail. >> reporter: that's scary, very, very scary. there is added pressure for congress to step up and have some sort of a single standard for communicating these data breaches. is it the company's job? is it the bank's job? is it the credit card issuers job? what are the rules here? jenna: what are really the facts. target's numbers keep going up from 40 to 70 million to 110 million. >> a