since the one nine hundred ninety six now the co-founder of that site joins me now to tell us more john young i want to thank you so much for joining us now as i said crypto dot org has been in the business of making government secrets public long before wiki leaks was tell us a little bit about the history and philosophy of your web site the so i was sort of principally to publish information about communication security which is the fundamental technology you for keeping secrets and it grew out of my participation in a group called for points which was also a group or a duty to learn to schools and so that this group was composed of very highly educated you knew scientists and technicians who were mostly working for corporations or government on the technology of communication security. and they knew that this was going to come into the private market as a cold war wound down and they want to get information out to the public about what was coming so we set up the site to make that information available from people who had access to it but did not want to be identified and as a source now a

that full interview with john young coming your way in a little more than an hour here on r t twenty now some other stories making headlines across the globe two suicide bombers an iraqi city of mosul have stormed police headquarters killing a high ranking commander three people with explosive vests approached the complex one of them was shot before setting off his belt the other two insurgents managed to get inside and blow themselves up mosul is the last major urban stronghold of al qaeda in iraq. south korea's president says resuming six party peace talks with the north is the only way to resolve nuclear tensions on the korean peninsula the north shelling one of the cells islands last month killing four people yang said the attack was a response to seoul's recent military exercises which have been called a quote path a military provocation by the north it's considered the worst spike in tensions on the peninsula since war sixty years ago. severe flooding continues wreaking havoc across northeast australia with water levels are expected to rise even higher in the coming days rain s

exposing war logs and diplomatic cables cryptome dot org was publishing government secrets founder john young tells r t web sites like his get their information from intelligence agencies and are allowed to stay online so spy services can keep an eye on those going to the sites. before there was ever wiki leaks there was cryptome the website cryptome dot org has been publishing information prohibited by governments this includes classified and secret documents on u.s. soil since the one nine hundred ninety six now the co-founder of that site joins me now to tell us more john young i want to thank you so much for joining us now as i said cryptome dot org has been in the business of making government secrets public long before wiki leaks was tell us a little bit about the history and philosophy of your web site the site was set up principally to publish information about communication security which is the fundamental technology you for keeping secrets and it grew out of my participation in a group called sar for punch which was also a group heard through joe shaw and she learned who schools an

him the audio of nineteen years as the country's top military commander i have the anniversary of john young warned it would launch what i call the sacred nuclear war against the south the president promised retaliation if attacked last month north korea shelled the south island. killing four people in response to the drills in the area analysts warn more military exercises would risk disturbing the already precarious balance on the peninsula. the danger is if we have new military exercises at sea because the problem is the land borders very clear the sea border is been arbitrarily and you know actually established by the south koreans along the northern limit line which is not recognized even by the united states. the recent shelling of the island. called. the south koreans intruding into what the north koreans consider through their waters the dangerous escalation what you heart is south korean maneuvers which in disputed waters which led to the north korean response. of the artillery shelling of the island. we've now seen massive joint us south korean exercises which clearly are leading t

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intelligence this year and that's three times more than the last figure disclosed twelve years ago john young founder of whistle blowing web site crypt dot org says the american government trains those who believe they were mation so they can justify spending billions on intelligence. schools to train people like bradley manning and doing just that on the internet at fort huachuca this is one of the training so publishers that we publish. people how to run the streaming operations but to be. you know from a ship to test the system build something called a team to beat teams that do combat on the internet probably very hard hackers to do that terrorism factor a favor or use no such groups no one knows more more conspiracy theory than national security out of bravo's conspiracy theories all the time but they put out the story that is just conspiracy theory as always good to go but in fact they're the ones who cook up the threads that are for more complex than bush or that anything we ordinary people could ever cook up and they get billions to fight it. and you can watch the full interview in ar

intelligence is here that's three times more than a last figure at this close twelve years ago john young founder of the whistleblower website cryptome dot org says the american government trains those who leaked the information so they can justify spending billions on intelligence. you have to teach young people how to run the streaming operations by leaking information to test the system called a team should be teams that do combat on the internet probably he was very hard hackers to do that in fact for free for employees no such group. no one knows more more conspiracy theory national security out of perot's conspiracy theories all the time but they put out the story that is just a conspiracy theory as though it's comparable but if they're the ones who cook up the threads that are for more complex and bizarre than anything we ordinary people could ever cook up and they could billions to fight it. that interview coming your way in around twenty minutes here on our t.v. . stay with us still ahead siberian military might the right. you to the land of the cossacks to test the bravery of th

intelligence this year that's three times more than the las figure it disclosed twelve years ago john young founder of whistleblowing website cryptome dot org says the u.s. government trains those who leaked the information so they can justify spending billions on intelligence. people how to run the streaming operations by leaking information to test the system called a team should be teams that do combat on the internet probably he was so hard hackers to do that in fact or favor. such groups no one knows more. more conspiracy theory than national security or perot's conspiracy theories all the time but they put out the story that is just a conspiracy theory as there was a comparable bit but they're the ones who cooked up the thread so therefore more complex and bizarre than anything we ordinary people could ever cook up and they get billions to fight it. that interview coming your way in just over an hour's time here on our t.v. well stay with us up ahead siberian military might rush a closeup takes you to the land of the cossacks to test the bravery of them are told the. first russia's pr

intelligence this year and that's three times more than the last figure it disclosed twelve years ago john young founder of whistleblowing website kryten dot org says the american government trains those who leaked the information so they can justify spending billions on intelligence. there are schools to train people like bradley manning are doing just that on the internet it's at fort huachuca this is one of their training syllabuses that we publish as they. teach young people how to run the sting operations but you're from a shoot to test the system build something called a team should be teams that do combat on the internet probably a part hackers to do that in fact her favorite employees now and such groups no one knows more more conspiracy theory than spies do national security out of bravo's conspiracy theories all the time but they put out the story that it's just a conspiracy theory as always contemptible but in fact they're the ones who cooked up the threads that are for more complex and bizarre than anything we ordinary people could ever cook up and they get billions to fight it. and

cables krypto all was publishing classified documents long before we told the websites co-founder john young about his interview on our website. south korea's ramped up the rhetoric against its northern neighbor officially labeling it as an enemy that comes as tensions in the region remain high following north korea's shelling of an island in response to war games on its border the unit petroff lecturer in korean studies at the university of sydney says that it's part of the new approach to relations with the north. from north korean side it's a very provocative hostile step from south korea which. is supplementing its. not just rhetoric but also military and logistical preparations for the invasion of north korea looks at that but for south koreans it's just a return to the original stance the hostile anticommunist very heavy handed and very sort of. relations with north korea you know concessions no cooperation no talks with south korea expects north korea to change north korea does not want to change north korea's prepared is doing everything possible to avoid this change because it simpl

intelligence this year and that's three times more than the last figure it disclosed twelve years ago john young founder of whistleblowing website cryptome dot org says the american government trains those who leaked the information so they can justify spending billions on intelligence. to actually teach young people how to run these streaming operations but you're from a shoot to test the system there is something called a team should be teams that do combat on the internet probably he was very hard hackers to do that in fact to favor employees now in such groups no one knows more of them more conspiracy theory than national security out of perot's conspiracy theories all the time but they put out the story that it's just a conspiracy theory as there were to people but if they're the ones who cooked up the threats that are for more complex than bush or that anything we ordinary people could ever cook up and they could billions to fight it. and if you watch the full interview in just over an hour's time here in r t still have for you the sour siberian military mind the russia closing scene takes

south's president promised retaliation if attacked last month north korea shelled the south island of young john killing four people in response to sos drills in the area analysts say south korea and the u.s. are seeking to destroy north korea as an independent state. the united states' policy for the last sixty years has been to seek the collapse of the north korean state and its absorption into the south. the lead government is more closely aligned with u.s. foreign policy goals on the korean peninsula than say the government's president's role in presidents kim. in south korea. president lee is often times seen as a puppet of the united states and the area around his office is called by many south koreans the news united states of south korea south korea certainly seized on any opportunity it can to escalate tensions there is the sinking of the south korean corvette chain on then which was immediately blamed on north korea over north korean denials and there are many in south korea who do not believe the official inquiry then we have the artillery exchange that happened on november twenty thi

long before he gravitated towards other young musicians who shared his passion, including a young man named john lennon. but when paul and his bandmates played their first set in a hole in the wall jazz club in england, expectations were still low. they thought they would be pretty big in liverpool. that band went on to change the way the world thought about music. their songs were the soundtrack for an era of immense creativity and change, and when paul continued his musical journey alone after the beatles broke up, he would become one of the few performers inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame twice, as a beatle and as a solo artist. [applause] paul admits that the only possible explanation is supernatural. he says the most important ingredient to making a song work his magic. you have a melody. you have words. but on the most successful songs there's a sort of magic glow that just makes the song sort of roll out. we may not understand it, paul, but for the last five decades you have taken millions of fans on a pretty magical ride and i should point out that includes a whole new generat

officers opened fire that killed a 19-year-old young man yesterday afternoon. john ramos reports their actions may have saved other lives. >> they have been involved in -- well over a dozen homicides, multiple shootings on a weekly basis. >> reporter: oakland police say the car they were chasing last night contained four gang members on their way to attack rival gang. >> we tried to do everything we can to safely intercept this vehicle before they can gene and commit this shooting. >> reporter: the pursuit ended when the car crashed into a house. the young men began running. two officers caught up to one suspect 19-year-old edwards. >> the officer fired shots at the -- at mr. edwards. >> i heard it. >> what did it sound like? >> pow, pow pow. >> reporter: he died at the scene. police searched for the other three suspects. a juvenile was arrested hiding in the area. >> good young man like we all say he had his troubles don't get me wrong. they accused him of doing something he didn't do it. nothing was found. >> reporter: edwards was the fourth person to be killed by

. >> he says that john lennon was taken way too young and his messages continue to stand the test ofrial. >> if you look at the people that go out and honor him every day in the park and central park. >> give peace a chance. read the words of that song, it's amazing. >> all right what do you have for us? >>> i have that on my desk from strawberry fields. i was a d.j. on the air just rolling beetles towns over and over. >>> san francisco nearly 7/10 rain today alone. we had the buck of the energy due south of the bay area. tomorrow morning it would be wise to carry an umbrella just to be on the safe side. otherwise we have mostly cloudy conditions. as the system is falling apart at the seams now, it is providing some sleet in the tahoe area. there's the frontal boundary that just blasted through the bay area. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., a couple of raindrops, but that's about it. no accumulation is really anticipated. mostly cloudy skies, that will be the scenario all the way through your friday. tomorrow's highs going up every so gradually in comparison to today. we're talking abo

his real life story was a real life version of a classic baseball tale, and john berman looks back at how one youngcornfields of iowa to throw thunder from the mound. >> reporter: how do you explain bob feller? how you explain a pitcher who threw so hard, his fastball once raced a motorcycle? how do you explain a kid so famous, the national media covered his high school graduation? >> how do you explain mozart? nothing like him before or since. >> reporter: he was raised on a farm on van meter, iowa -- the original field of dreams. he was signed by the cleveland indians at age 16. his bonus? $1 and an autographed baseball. he pitched his first big league game at age 17, striking out 15. when his rookie season was over, he went back to iowa to finish high school. >> bob feller goes right to work. >> reporter: his fastball, they swore, topped 100 miles an hour. his curveball, joe dimaggio said, wasn't human. and age 23, he put his career on hold, enlisting in the navy two days after pearl harbor, the first big leaguer to sign up. >> i didn't consider myself a hero. i did the job that all good america

. >> stepping into the role made famous by john wayne, bridges plays a marshall helping the young girl find the man who murdered her father. jack black takes on the biggest role of his career in gulliver's travel travels. he awakes a giant among men on an island. >>> gwyneth paltrow is a country singing sensation in country strong. she plays a former star just out of rehab trying to make a comeback. her husband played by tim mcgraw may have his work cut out for him. that's the box office preview. >>> as you're hitting the roads tonight you may notice the highest gas prices in more than two years, the average price of gas is 3.34, that's up about 70% from december of 2008. remember that, when gas fell to about $2 a gallon way back when? that was partly due to the economic downturn. one cab driver says he's definitely noticed the change. >> i fill up the gas, it's $35. in the last three weeks, it's weird, i put up $50, $60. it's too much money. >> of course, we're still from the peak price of gas in the summer of 2008. here's a look at the prices as of this morning. san francisco the ave

. >> narrator: a young engineer, john browne, was one of the new managers.from early on, he had a reputation as an aggressive cost cutter. >> jobs can be made wider, without necessarily moving people. >> narrator: he was a math whiz, a numbers man, and the board liked him. in 1995, he was made ceo. but he was a different kind of oilman. >> in many ways, yes, he wasn't a texas oilman, but he was also not even a european oilman. he had very refined tastes, he enjoyed, obviously, fine wine, and he enjoyed his cigars. he was a very big opera-goer and opera buff. >> narrator: he never married and lived with his mother, who often accompanied him to bp functions. >> he doesn't have that larger than life j.r. ewing kind of thing going on at all, but he was definitely willing to take big risks and ke big, g bets. narrator: browne surrounded himself with a small group of executives, including bob dudley, tony hayward, and john manzoni, known inside the company as his "turtles." >> as in ninja turtles, rising stars in the bp corporate structure who he thought, one day,

early 1970's, and our rock stars -- the people who were building that voice, whether it was john lennon or neil young or bob dylan, whoever it was, they were infusing politics and political ideology, social justice, sexual energy, poetics, all within the can open of rock and roll and striving to make this a universal language. it was a real mission. and i wanted to add to that. writing poetry is beautiful, but when i was young i wanted to be part of this important cultural voice, and so merging the simplistic aspects of rock and roll -- three chords, classic three chords, songs like "gloria" or "land of a thousand dances" with my own poetry, that kind of fusion is what propelled me on -- my band on. >> reporter: you said -- it was very interesting -- at the awards ceremony when you were given the national book award, you looked back, which is also talked about in the book to the days when you were a clerk at a book store -- >> greggner's. >> reporter: you said you dreamed of writing your own book. >> i dreamed of writing a book when i was a child, reading "little women," reading "pinnochio," "moby di

scott and john standing by, stuart scott, matt millen, steve young here for the postgame overtime athouston. texans rally from down 21 with a 301-yard second half to force overtime. >> ron: well fortunately for the ravens, if their defense had to go on the field. they had no shot of stopping the texans, i think they have to be very aggressive with the ball. they can't allow their defense back on the field. there's nothing left. >> jon: and billy cundiff, long range kickoff man of the baltimore ravens will be getting loose at the sideline. >> mike: neil rackers sends it away to david reed. this is five yards deep and he'll take a knee. >> jon: before that two-minute drill, mike. ravens had third and two. flacco decided to throw the ball. a lot of us thought they were going to run the ball, run clock and try to get out of town. that's why when you're an offensive coordinator, you make those call, that's why you earn the big buck, jaws. >> mike: that's with 2:54 left and clock stoppage. 40 seconds difference. houston came down the field and able to do it. >> jon: this is the chance for

john boehner. he got a little emotional talking about young kids and the american dream. was ripped to shreds for those tears and that awkward crying phase yesterday by the ladies of "the view." >> once again, he could not keep himself from getting really emotional. take a look. >> this guy has an emotional problem that every time he talks about anything that is not raise taxes he cries. if you had seen nancy pelosi all these past years what would you say? >> she's weak. she can't handle the pressure. >> so i mean, i hope he's a good speaker of the house but he's got a problem. >> i think it's interesting to watch him cry because i've been watching him now. we call him the weeper of the house and he cries -- >> wow. tough crowd. remind me not to get misty around the ladies of "the view." >>> the most surreal moment in the history of holiday television. bing crosby and david bowie, 1977 shot somewhere in london singing "little drummer boy" togetherly shortly before mr. crosby's death. in a stirring tribute just released yesterday will ferrell as david bowie, john c. rielly

and in a me youric rise, by 2004, was chosen by john kerry for vice president. by then, they had two young children, emma claire and jack. >> we didn't start fighting for you when this campaign began and we won't stop fighting for you when this campaign ends. >> reporter: the day they lost, they learned elizabeth had breast cancer. >> i'm a mother, and so the first thing i thought about was our children. i have a 6-year-old. and if the prognosis is ten years, i don't see him graduate high school. >> reporter: she didn't make it ten. only four. the younger children, now 12 and 10. but listen to her determination to fight, fight, fight. the statistics tell us the probabilities, right now, in this moment, and what they say is, fooichl years out, 20% survival rate. >> they don't actually say that. the american cancer society has tried to come back and stop people from saying that, because it's not applicable to my situation. my job is to stay alive long enough for the medicine to outrun me. and i'm not going to be either unnecessarily buoyed or unnecessarily depressed by someone else's experie