and we added your friend and colleague, morley safer. left. >> he says a worm can crack into a facebook account like morley's and send a message to anyone on his friend's list. we have a message from morley. a message i'm sure to open, since it comes from a trusted friend. click there, it says, "ha, ha, ha, check-- check out this hilarious video of you." >> that's right, so-- >> well, i would do that. i took the bait. and by clicking on the video link... >> something looks a little off. >> very off. am i already infected just by that? >> you're already infected. >> that quickly? >> that quickly. >> as trilling demonstrated on the second screen, the hacker owned me. >> from here on out, as we'll see, everything you do, gonna show up on the hacker's machine. >> so when i typed my username and password into a bank website, it appeared instantly on the hacker's screen, along with my bank account details. >> everything i type shows up here. >> every single keystroke you hit. in fact, if you make a mistake and hit a backspace, that shows up in

>> you probably would have a lot morley way as i think john has talked about.e a lot morley way if you moved the military activities of our government specifically into -- >> the military. >> the government, the part of the government that does military. now, that's not to say the intelligence community doesn't have a big role to play. intelligence gathering, identifying where the bad guys are should and always will be the mission of the central intelligence agency and all of our intelligence agencies. but i think what john believes is when we need to deal with any aspect of military activities, those military activities should be conducted by the pentagon. and i think that, again, is a change in the program because, again, john understands where we are is just not sustainable. >> it would change a lot -- this is the argument that john mccain has made, and i agree with him on very little, national security and otherwise. but the argument he has made is actually what seems right to me, which is that it's not necessarily an operational distinction between who can

blacks in the military was morley problematic. how come this doesn't fall into the same kind of guidelines? >> we're talking about comparing immutable characteristics with characteristics that are not immutable. first, the boy scouts have had a long history of struggling with an issue of protecting the boys. last fall they were forced by the court to release about 15,000 pages that identified 1,900 predators within the boy scouts. their policy has been to protect boys to obviously create not a perfect environment, but one that is in line with what the parents want to ensure that their children are safe when they go out and go in the scouting activity. >> let's go back to that. a time between 1970, 1999. those specific documents, called the perversion files as you know. scouts didn't allow gays, so there is a sense -- isn't that indication in and of itself -- >> you are absolutely right. >> so my point would be, if you are to -- why would it make a difference to open up scouting to people who are gay? >> certainly -- >> had you ped

, and we have to understand the difference between being responsible for what happened, and he is morley responsible for what happened, even if he made a mistake, and being criminally responsible. you don't deny somebody bail unless are you certain he is criminally responsible. you are prepared to be judge, jury, and executioner. >> based on his words. >> you may be right. his words don't persuade me. >> thank you so much. >> got to leave it there. >> this debate is happening all over the world, all over america. nobody is 100% sure what happened here. that's what makes it so gripping obviously. we'll find out tomorrow if he gets bail. >> when in doubt, let him out. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, exclusive interview with jimmy carter on obama, guns in america, and, of course, "argo." you can prevent gas with beano meltaways, or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. >>> he was the 39th president of the united states at a time when the c

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stories of politics and power and conflict that you love doing, you know, you mentioned also friend morley safer who loves nothing more than to do a story about ferrari. >> oh, yeah. >> or a story about van gogh. >> oh, i love to do -- >> that's the joy of the joy, isn't telephone. you can go live with van gogh and do a story about van gogh. >> a little while ago i did a story for sunday morning on gel ato. how much none was that. i did a style story on ferrari. this is a job that gives so you much fun and so many privileges. it's great. >> and cbs knows that too. >> oh, yeah, nobody subjected us to-- they know they need the experience, the judgement. >> yeah. >> skills, i think experience and judgement are respected, yeah. they trust it, that's an important thing is trust. when you're out doing a story you know that you will be trusted. i think the ultimate example of that was in south africa when they imposed the state of emergency we did not know what the rules were but we did know that if we transgressed too far they would close the bureau, this could arrest and literally disappear our

morley, the american dream does not work if you do not have access to information -- morley, the american does not work if you do not have access to affirmation to improve your life. we need to be very clear about the importance of this issue, the importance of access information to continue advocating on your campus and to recognize the reason that these issues are often not addressed on a national level is because young people rarely organize. they really come together as a block -- they rarely come together as a block. getting deeply involved more in things like young invincibles on a national level to make sure this discussion is heard and that we are focusing as a society on these issues before our generation before they are in congress discussing it because at that point, it will be too late. cracks this -- >> this has been an informative experience. to come from utah and get a feel on how things work on the east coast. it is a pleasure to be back here. there has not been a time in the history of the united states where students need to step up to the plate more and take action for

job of finally paying the account -- i don't mean that in terms of dollars and cents, but legally, morleytability for this raging priest peadophilia scandal? >> reporter: i think that child sex abuse scandal is in the mix. virtually every cardinal speaking privately or on background will tell you, that it is extraordinarily important to elect a pope who is perceived to have clean hands on the crisis, who is profiled as part of the solution rather than part of the problem. more long range, there is a consensus that benedict move the church forward in significant ways, but left behind some unfinished business, perhaps the matter of accountability, not just for priests who abuse, but bishop who's dropped the ball and covered it up and there is a desire to elect a pope who is in a way tough enough to get that job done. >> reporter: you think that's why benedict left? he knew he didn't have the strength to be as you say tough enough to clean house? >> i think fundamentally he left for the reasons you said. he's old and he's tired. but i think he also recognizes there are some serious business