and joining us from washington, michael riley, the reporter who broke the story. angela must, the ceo of cyber spot. michael, i will start with you. what do we know and what kind of information is stolen? >> what we know is that in the mid august, jpmorgan and at least one other big banks were breached in what appears to be a very sophisticated attack. in at least one of the cases, they went through basically, the bank's front door through a web app. and this is really hard to do. in terms of what was hard -- what was taken, it looks like there was a lot of consumer information that could be used in the right hands to try to liquidate accounts. we do not have any information that accounts have been liquidated, but a bank that did receive a briefing from the fbi was not one of the victims, but was told that, in fact, what was taken was consumer data that can be used to liquidate accounts, which is a pretty startling thing to have to deal with for any bank. >> is the public and warned? what are they doing to prevent these accounts from being liquidated, or any additi

. >> all right, our bloomberg news legal reporter michael riley. monstermind.ll cope an eye on this. and mark suckerberg issues a challenge of his own. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. the ice bucket challenge to help fight a.l.s. is the latest viral sensation. and even facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is taking part. take a listen as he tells us why he's doing it and then dumps some ice on his head. >> hey, everyone, yesterday, governor chris christie challenge me to the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge. governor, i accept your challenge. after i dumped this bucket of ice on my head, i get to nominate three new people. i will challenge bill gates, my partner at facebook, sheryl sandberg, and netflix's founder and ceo reed hastings. you have 24 hours to do this or donate $100. ere we go. that was really cold. >> he was remarkably calm there. i'm impressed. the clock is ticking for sheryl sandberg, bill gates, and reed hastings to take the challenge. we will be watching. all day today on bloomberg television, live from atlantic city where it's lights out for three m

michael vick this week said he was disappointed that riley cooper hasn't stayed in touch with him. e a look at michael vick on the field within the last hour, catching up with his former eagle teammates and last year, remember last summer, riley cooper took a leave of absence from the eagles after using the n-word at a concert here at the link. well, michael vick was a team leader and he really spoke up for riley cooper and helped ease the situation and helped keep riley cooper on the team. well, this past offseason when riley cooper got his big extension, michael vick says he texted him and riley cooper did not text back and michael vick said that disappointed him. today, michael vick says they spoke and everything is all good now. >> i would never disrespect him. you know exit was a miscommunication. i don't ever want it to be that way. and, you know, i knew when i heard him, when we talked [ inaudible ] [ poor audio ] didn't have to talk about that too long. conversation tried to talk about you know, how we was both doing and what's going on in each other lives. we talked about t

michael riley and jordan robertson for bloomberg. this is a big story. >> if they've been stealing data for three months and they caught it in a routine check, the question for jpmorgan is why didn't they have more routine checks. this gets more and more embarrassing. it makes them look like a target. >> the russians know that my children are using uber in an uncontrolled fashion. >> they might know but they are not siphoning off money. >> they are sitting on your data, expect a no requesting action >> soon. >>t-mobile appears to be on the auction block. deutsche telekom is going to sell the number 4 wireless carrier in the u.s. if the price is right. purchase telecom -- deutsche sell.m needs 35$ to forhat's the import american wireless? >> we have been trying to get telekom to say what their plans are. after it has been made clear there are not sales to other carriers -- they're not going to run t-mobile we're going to have four strong carriers in the u.s.. >> let me cut to the friday before labor day. picturnkguy with the shirt --

the chapter holding a march and riley, calling justice for michael brown. it's been two weeks since the teen was shot by on officer. amidst the calm recollect another side of the story is finding its voice tonight. supporters of officer that were killed are now speaking up. hundreds showed up in a rally for support for officer darren wilson. they say evidence will show the ferguson lease officer acted properly when he shot and killed the unarmed teen. supporters are publicly standing by wilson and his action. >> we sar sth believe his actions were warranted and justified. he has our unwavering support. we believe the evidence has and will validate our position. my name is darren wilson. we are darren wilson. >> reporter: a grands jury will decide if charges will be brought against darren wilson. an online fundraiser in support of the officer has past $300,000. yesterday they released an incident report of the sooting chltd many details have been with held and there are conflicting accounts whether or not michael brown threatened the of course before he was

document the aftermath of this weekend's deadly shooting of 18-year-old michael brown, and two reporters covering the story, ryan riley from the huffington post and wesley lawy wesley lowrie were arrested while sitting at a mcdonald's not too far from the demonstrations. they were let go a short time later and not charged with any crime. they each smoke with chris hays last night and described their interaction with police officers. >> i was told to stop resisting despite the fact that i had gone limp, and my arms were limp. on the way out of the mcdonald's my head was purposefully slammed into the glass door, and the officer sashgsticily remarked that he was sorry. >> he threw me up against the soda machine, and i put my hands behind my back, and i said i'm not resisting. they said you are resisting. stop resisting. and i said i'm not resisting. we were standing outside and they refused to give us any information. tell us what we're being held on. >> nbc news reached out to the ferguson police department but they have not gotten back to us. >>> u.s. troops have returned from iraq with encouraging news. the number of

michael vick. it's his return to the link after signing with the jets in the offseason. catching up with some former teammates before the game and he did catch up with rileyooper. he says they have smoothed everything over, they have spoken. michael vick is thankful for his time in fill labor day with the eagles, gave him another chance in the nfl after jail. >> i had a great run there. you know, a lot of great memories and, you know, accomplishing things that will never be taken away from me. so i'm ecstatic about that and i'm thankful and very grateful. >> matt barkley will start for the eagles, bet they are preseason compared to last year. he hopes for a good night tonight. >> i feel i've got a lot of reps in the preseason game, ready with the guys i will be playing with should be a pretty fluid movement for the offense. >>> and take a look at nick foles, he happened to surprise a fantasy football draft here at a hotel in philly, dressing up incog neto, as a waiter. when you're 6'6", it is hard to hide. >>> how about the nfl taking a big stance here, changing their domestic violence rules. if you are convicted or have a plea agreement for a domestic vi

michael brown. and two reporters covering the story, ryan riley from "the huffington post" and wesley lowery" from the "washington post" were arrested while sitting in a mcdonald's not far from the demonstrations. they were let go a short time later and not charged with a crime. they spoke with chris hayes last night and described their interaction with police. >> i was told to stop resisting, despite the fact that i had gone limp and was not resisting at all, at least my arms were limp. and then on the way out of the mcdonald's, my head was purposely slammed into the glass door and the officer sarcastically remarked that he was sorry. >> they threw me up against the soda machine, put my hands behind my back. i dropped things out of my hands, said i'm not going to resist, i am not resisting. and they said you are resisting, stop resisting. i said, no, i'm not resisting, i'm not going to resist. they took me outside. i was standing outside and they were giving us information, tell us what we were being held on. >> nbc news has reached out to the ferguson police department, but they have not gotten back

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. >> michael vick coming back tomorrow with the jets and sharing some interesting words about how he may have saved riley cooper's career. >> and the taney dragons receive a very warm welcome at the ballpark as the phillies try >> the taney dragons parade ended at citizens bank park where they were honored before wednesday night's phillies game. >> take it in, look around all this is for you guys. you guys did something special. soak it in. (applause). >> ryan had you ward with words of praise for the youngsters. they walked on to the field together with the phillies and the ceremony included the entire team throwing out that first pitch. they received custom jerseys, met the big leaguers and properly honored by the crowd in attendance. >>> the phillies meanwhile trying to sweep the nationals. kyle kendrick on the mound given up runs early. no exception here today. top of the first anthony ran dome smashed a double to deep left field. did he nard would score. the phils answered back bottom half the inning. ryan howard dropped this one into last centerfield. chase utley will come around from first to scor

michael brown. let's bring in our panel. let's talk about all of this. jason riley. keers sten powers.harles krauthammer. >> what about the president's comments and how this all fits together? >> one thing he said today is he talked about black crime a little bit which i was happy to see. he said black criminals should be prosecuted which is helpful but then he attributed that black criminality, it stems from poverty or racist criminal justice system. the black crime rate was lower in 1960. this is about black behavior. it needs to be addressed head on. it's about attitudes toward the criminal justice system in these neighborhoods where young black men have no sense what it means to be male or black. he needs to address it head-on. >> we're getting word in from our team on the ground in ferguson that a journalist has been arrested in ferguson. this would be another incident involving journalists covering this event which is also in and of itself troubling. >> there were two other journalists that were arrested, washington post reporter and huffington post reporter who were in a mcdonal

a lot of heat from some of the other players on the eagles for doing, that michael vick d well, he is saying that maybe rileyper didn't pay him back and always remember you are the guy that stood up for me and i should thank you more. >> sounds like a show coming to fox in september, sean, right? i mean, i stood up for you, riley cooper, you signed your big contract. i sent awe text message and i never heard back. that might tick me off. vick was the leader, stood up in the lockerroom said listen, he made a mistake there is sour teammate, let's support him a lot of guys didn't do that right away, but do i blame michael vick for being a little tickets off? >> little bit. >> i don't blame him at all. am i come. g out with a article esp new york, i don't know that. >> anyway two talk on the phone yesterday, will hug it out at the linc tonight. might be toking see. >> i don't know. >> you guys even going? >> i will not be making the game tonight. >> i'm hanging without josh shaw tonight. >> oh, the usc guy. keep update on the usc player who now admits he did not jump top save his nephew's life. that is one of th

riley in a moment. the where i am, the site canfield green where michael brown was shot, is just down the street and to the left. you take a left on the next street, canfield. it's in this rather well manicured government housing project down the street. right here, you have protesters who have been out there for hours. hands up, don't shoot, getting people to honk. behind me you can see this convenience store that was hurnt down by protesters on saturday night. let's bring in cnn justice correspondent pamela brown with new information. of course, here with me is cnn national correspondent jason carroll. he's been covering the story right here in ferguson since monday. pam, i want to go to you. first. because there's been this big mystery about the investigation into what happened with michael brown. there's a witness who's been interviewed on cnn and elsewhere and yet, police had not talked to him before cnn and other channels got to him. is there any news on the investigation and the witnesses? >> there is some news, jake. we have learned that federal investigators have interviewed with dorian johnso

michael brown protests, which included tear gas and mine resistant vehicles, the question of how local police are trained to deal with sophisticated and lethal technology has become a much larger issue. ryan rileyeporting from ferguson last week and joins me now. there's a particular interest, of course, in ferguson now because of that heavy military style deployment, but "the huffington post," you guys have been reporting that this particular police force might not have been, let's say, the best trained to deal with the community they were policing. >> yeah, i think what we've seen is sort of a pattern emerge where we had a number of officers who had trouble in their past or problems in other departments end up in ferguson for one reason or the other. it's really a pattern we've seen emerge and a number of officers who allegedly had a history of even abusing children and a lot of problems in their past. >> and one of the people who wound up there, not saying he had problems there, but was officer darren wilson. how did he wind up in ferguson? >> essentially, another police department that had such big problems they essentially shut it down and a lot of officers were laid off and lost their job

the story notes that "the huffington post" ryan riley was arrested wednesday evening while covering the protest ferguson, missouri, after the death of michael brown. the journalists were released unharmed but detention highlighted the ramped up police presence. "the huffington post" also released a statement early this morning from the washington, d.c. bureau chief, that statement saying compared to some of the others who have come into contact with the police department, the reporters who were arrested came out relatively unscathed but that in no way excuses the false arrest or militant aggressive necessary towards these journalists. the police resembled soldiers more than officers and treated those inside the macdonalds where they were arrested as enemy combatants. it is now beginning to effect press freedom. the statement from ryan grim, the bureau chief of "the huffington post." we're asking the viewers to weigh in on the situation out there. (202)585-3882 for missouri residents. danny is calling in. danny, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to reiterate what "the huffington post" reporter said. this is a symptom, all over