i think i may ask director mueller to speak to this. what you are referring to falls into the lawn for cement criminal area. >> i do want to hear from director mueller, but i'm trying to get some general principles out with respect to intelligence. you have cited from areas that are relevant, what i'm trying to do is get an unclassified answer to a question about what the law authorizes. >> the law is embedded in the foreign intelligence act. it was extended for five years. it places strict shifters on -- strictures on that intelligence community tracking of americans. that is overseen strictly by the court and the executive branch, both by my office and the attorney general's. there are strict rules. >> as you know, there are some fundamental questions about the balance chain security and liberty -- between security and liberty. can make a direct answer to the question about when the intel community needs to get a war and -- warrant. second, the second stances -- the circumstances when no evidence is needed at all. the law does not jus

. >> i would ask director mueller to help me with that question.

. >> director mueller, you have identified the exact reason why i'm trying to get an answer from director clapper. there is no question we will watch what the courts will do in the days ahead. the question is, what will be the rights of americans while that is still being flushed out? it does not specify whether a warrant is required. i want you to know that i will

i think i may ask director mueller to speak to this. what you are referring to falls into the lawn for cement -- law wenforcement criminal area. >> i do want to hear from director mueller, but i'm trying to get some general principles out with respect to intelligence. you have cited from areas that are relevant, what i'm trying to do is get an unclassified answer to a question about what the law authorizes. >> the law is embedded in the foreign intelligence act. it was extended for five years. it places strict shifters on -- strictures on that intelligence community tracking of americans. that is overseen strictly by the court and the executive branch, both by my office and the attorney general's. there are strict rules. >> as you know, there are some fundamental questions about the balance chain security and liberty -- between security and liberty. can make a direct answer to the question about when the intel community needs to get a warrant. second, the circumstances when no evidence is needed at all. the law does not justify whether

director mueller, welcome. thank you for coming before the subcommittee today and i thank you for your service to the country and for your professionalism in running the fbi. the fbi operates the national and state criminal and background check system. we have to enforece the laws that we have. even the momentary glance at the laws we have proves there are holes in our system that even with adequate enforcement would not keep guns out of the hands that seek to do us harm. i'm focused on the fact that those on the terror watch list do not raise a flag in the system. what are those on the terror watch list and not automatically denied a fire arm from licensed firearms dealer and should it person?s listing on the list be a factor in the denial of a firearm? >> the reason those on the terrorist watch list [indiscernible] one of the factors is listed in the statute. there is legislation being discussed in terms of what more can be done to expand these prohibitive factors or to expand it and other ways the use of nix

holder mueller and michael mukasey and alberto gonzal gonzalez racked up nonmission trips at a costn. they are required to use government aircraft and did in some cases reimburse the government the equivalent of the commercial fair of their trips as required for personal travel but that's still only a fraction of the cost of operating these pricey jets. republican senator says given the cost they should use cheaper aircraft or cut back on their miles. christopher allen tells foxnews.com the gao report shows counter tearrism and weapons of mass destruction are the first priority for all fbi aircraft and/or officials said the jets were used because they had larger capacity and long distance range needed. it is ludicrous that the attorney general claims law enforcement agents have to lose their jobs due to the automatic spending cuts kick in knowing over the last five years department has allowed for millions of dollars to be spent on personal travels. you can expect this debate to keep coming up after the debate of the sequestration cuts continues. >> we know you are right on top of i

wipe thomas mueller anotó un gol y participó en otros dos en el triunfo de alemania por 3-0 el viernes a alemania en la cima del grupo c, por encima de suecia. wipe 00:01 00:10 00:20 add lib jf on chroma tag-out ---pero la actividad add lib jf on chroma tag-out ---pero la actividad continua,,,, esta noche a las 11 repasaremos el resto de los resultados en sudamerica,,, ===roll ticker=== blanca ---vamos a la pausa comercial pero a continuacion... take vo blanca ---en mexico, las autoridades ya implementan operativos especiales para la semana santa que ya comienza... take vo cesar ---ademas, una nueva encuesta revela, que candidato encabeza las encuestas hacia la contienda electoral en el salvador... ===roll ticker=== blanca ---ya comienzan a surgir las primeras encuestas rumbo a la eleccion presidencial de febrero de 2014 en el salvador. cesar ---ya ha se ha fijado fecha para que sean exhumados los restos del poeta chileno pablo neruda.. take vo ---un juez chileno ha fijado el proximo ocho de abril para que se desentierren las osamentas del ganador del premio nobel y de esa forma determ

. >> let me address that to you, also, director mueller. the fbi has jurisdiction over criminal and domestic activity. i would like your comments on what you see taking place from the pinpoint of homegrown terrorists. >> let me start by saying that the threat from aq ap, the thread is still out there. the individuals responsible for previous events are still there. more directly at home, it is the radicalization of individuals on the internet who have developed the desire or the will to undertake attacks. they are difficult to find. co-conspirators and others can join in. but then again, the internet can facilitate that kind of meeting or coming together for of attack. it is lone wolves that we are principally concerned about. the other point in terms of keeping me awake is cyber. and the fact that what is happening in the cyber arena cuts across any of our disciplines, whether it's counterintelligence or countered and -- counter terrorists as well as criminal. there are various objectives and goals of discrete individuals utilizing the cyb

director mueller, welcome. thank you for coming before the subcommittee today and i thank you for your service to the country and for your professionalism in running the fbi. as you know, the fbi operates the national and state criminal and background check system. we have to enforece the laws that we have. the the momentary glance at laws we have proves there are holes in our system that even with adequate enforcement would not keep guns out of the hands that seek to do us harm. thatocused on the fact those on the terror watch list do not raise a flag in the system. i do not understand that. what are those on the terror watch list and not automatically denied a fire arm from licensed firearms dealer and should it person's listing on the list be a factor in the denial of a firearm? >> the reason those on the are nott watch list barred from firearms is statutory. it is notone of the factors is listed in the statute. there is legislation being discussed in terms of what more can be done to expand these prohibitiv

explain how these high-profile figures, including robert mul r mueller ended up having this informationdid these individuals own computers that were targeted? instead what happened here is that they went to an aggregating website. american creditreport.com. you should be able to see your credit reports for free once a year and the people that have done this have posted the private information of about two dozen people on their website, that's what they did. they managed to get into that website and get the credit reports of individuals and it contains a huge amount of information and they've put some of this up on their website. no one should be surprised about this. it's only happened about a million times before. >> so explain, though, for the rest of us out there that are watching this and thinking, how could this happen to robert mueller potentially, consumers. we use our credit cards all the time and reporting agencies certainly we want to feel that our information is secure with them. what should we do as consumers hearing this? >> there are lots of steps you should take. don't gi

director mueller.he site lists his current address as being on sacramento street in san francisco. we checked and the property is not listed in his name. several celebrity phone numbers appear to be wrong part of the reason some experts say the so-called secret files are fake. >> i am very suspect of information that is releaseed online that goes against the very reason you steal them. it is to use them. so is this a rank? a hoax? to get attention? >> the site has hat 100,000 views since monday. investigators are working to shut it down but in the meantime it is supported by san francisco-based content delivery network and tech week europe reports they will only cut off customers if asked to do so by a court. >> investigators are seeking subpoenas to obtain records from internet service providers. it is possible the information posted came from publicly available sources. >> we are waiting for the sun to come out but were promised that. >> it is rapidly the fog that is stopping it, dissipateing. you ca

the fbi says it is investigating how the social security numbers and credit report of robert mueller ended up on that site as well. >>> let's get our latest weather check. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with us. tuesday. >> it is tuesday. >> i'm hoping stuff looks pretty good. >> southern cal still perfect. the northwest, significant rain event, especially for mountainous areas. minor flooding concerns. there are flood watches issued mostly for northern and northwestern sections of washington state. and this is just what we call it, just a river of warm, moist air coming all the way up from almost near hawaii and coming straight up. sometimes they call it almost like a pineapple express, although it's not really a classic case of that. all this moisture has a stream in through southern british columbia and northern washington state. that's where the jet stream is oriented. there's an upper-level low spinning off to the west. high pressure from california funnels that little flow of moisture right up through the high terrain over the cascades and the olympics. that's where we'l

director mueller. site lists his current address as being on sacramento street in san francisco. we checked and the property is not listed in his name. several celebrity phone numbers appear to be wrong part of the reason some experts say the so-called secret files are fake. >> i am very suspect of information that is releaseed online that goes against the very reason you steal them. it is to use them. so is this a rank? a hoax? to get attention? >> the site has hat 100,000 views since monday. investigators are working to shut it down but in the meantime it is supported by san francisco-based content delivery network and tech week europe reports they will only cut off customers if asked to do so by a court. >> investigators are seeking subpoenas to obtain records from internet service providers. it is possible the information posted came from publicly available sources. >> we are waiting for the sun to come out but were promised that. >> it is rapidly the fog that is stopping it, dissipateing. you can

not of bobby mueller who hired me to do the land mine campaign, nobody from el salvador, i didn't ask permission. it's my view of the things in my life that affected me that made me very, very human but also made me determined to try to help everybody in the world, including myself. i'm not a saint. >> what did you tell us in the book about your brother steve? >> he was born deaf in 1947, a time when the philosophy of teaching the deaf was to force them into the hearing world. which meant that we were not taught sign. which meant that at the dinner table, for example, pretty much all we could say to him was pass the salt, you know things you could point at. it meant that he was really not involved in daily conversations because we had very rudimentary, homemade -- it also meant that as he became more and more ill with what we finally understood to be schizophrenia, there was no real way to talk to him about what he was feeling. so he would just get brutally angry. if i think about it too much, and i think i write that in the book, i have a really hard time. >> you have a hard time --

vice president biden, attorney eric holder, even fbi director robert mueller.an exclusive interview with abc's george ste, he wouldn't s whether it was authentic but confirm authorities are trying to figure out what happened. >> we should not be surprised if you have hackers who want to dig in and devote a lot of resources, that they can access people's private information. it is a big problem. >> right into the white house. >> i'm not confirming that's what happened. but you've got websites out there that sell people's credit cards that have been stolen. >> reporter: the secret service and fbi have launched full scale investigations. they're trying to determine if the information is authentic, how it was accessed and ultimately, who was responsible for posting it. sources tell abc news, some of the posted information appears to be accurate and would not be widely available to the public. credit reports may include social security numbers and typically provide financial information about people's debts. >> when someone has your credit report, what kind of bad t

even fbi director robert mueller. the cite posted social security numbers, addresses and credit reports and l.a. officials say the information was probably taken from a secure data base of city employees. and that is just scary. >> if you hack information from the fbi director, you're living on the edge there. i think you might get caught. ashley morrison here in new york, thank you. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather and fall guy. an ice climber plunges out of control down a slope after being hit by a chunk of ice. >> announcer: "cbs moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil, the confident clean. sponsored by vagisil, the confident clean. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast i need all the help i can get. i tell

was investigating how the social security number, address and credit report of fbi director robert mueller ended up on the site. >>> now here's your "first look" at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. rachel maddow was on "the tonight show" with jay leno last night. she talked about the battle over the sequester in washington and the in-fighting among republicans. >> i love talking about republicans so much because their internal fights are fascinating. they've been in the process of purifying, purifying, kicking people out who are not absolutely with them on everything. you can only do that for so long. >> the conservative republican governor of florida, rick scott, recently got flack for changing his mind to support medicaid expansion under the affordable care act. yesterday state lawmakers rejected the idea. >>> in detroit, kwame kilpatrick was convicted on corruption charges for running what prosecutors called a private profit machine out of city hall. the most serious charges carry sentences of up to 20 years. >>> in kenya, malik obama, the half brother of president barack obam

in the country the good the bad and perhaps the ugly legacy of hugo chavez i'm joined now by jim mueller brown global strategist with your global thank you so much for coming on and you for having me so you just wrote a really great article where you described chavez the first multiracial president breaking down the racist paradigm of power and period isn't in the region a labrat on what you meant by well in latin america you have a very long tradition of people from the oligarchies who are usually of european descent that have been the leaders of the country but for the first time chavez was the first known president we know to proudly proclaim his african and indigenous heritage so that is something that was really unprecedented now we have is in bolivia but before that it was only child is and it was his election in one thousand nine hundred nine that many really argue spurred that possibility not only for leftist movements in latin america but also for able marla's the first indigenous president to come to pass. and did he set the stage for a new latin america really with this presid

director robert mueller expressed concerns about hacking a group of cyber criminals orchestrated a highly sophisticated attack on a major financial institution. hackers found their way into the network of this institution and altered data to allow them to increase the funds available for a number of accounts they also stole account data and created duplicate a.t.m. cards and then one day early last fall they struck these concerns must have hit close to home because his private information was also exposed by the hackers. in d.c. margaret howell r t we have heard of rats the long tailed rodents that crawl through the streets and munch on garbage but have you heard of a remote hacking tool also called a rat rat technology allows hackers to control computers from afar and once the computers are infected by the tool these hackers can do just about whatever they want with it they can switch around icons pull up links and read through personal documents but perhaps the most frightening so-called ratters can remotely turn on web cameras and capture private footage unknowingly and there is an ent

director robert mueller expressed concerns about hacking a group of cyber criminals orchestrated a highly so when a major financial institution. hackers found their way into the network of this institution and altered the data to allow them to increase the funds available for a number of accounts. they also stole account data and created duplicate a.t.m. cards and then one day early last fall they struck these concerns a must if it close to home because his private information was also exposed by the hackers in d.c. margaret hellhole r t. a life on mars is there a possibility well according to scientists at nasa it may have already happened we have found a habitable environment that is so benign and support of the life that probably if this water was around and you had been on the planet you would have been able to drink it. that's right after months of research and data collected things tenaces curiosity rover scientists have announced that life on mars could have been possible after analyzing rock samples from the red planet scientists were able to identify key elements such as nitrogen

the fbi is investigating because director robert mueller's information was posted. and the los angeles police department is on the case because chief charlie beck is also on the list. >> we will vigorously pursue the individuals who have me a victim and have made a number of other people who are in the public eye victims >> reporter: the only clue to the hackers' motivation is their shout=out to tv's vigilante serial killer, dexter. the web site includes a quote from the finale of season two: "if you believe that god makes miracles, you have to wonder if satan has a few up his sleeve." >> catherine: nasa now thinks that mars was once capable of supporting very simple forms of life. the discovery was made by the mars rover, which arrived on the red planet back in august. kron 4's charles clifford has more. >> reporter: for the past few months the curiosity rover has been exploring an area just north of the martian equator...here...near what's called the gale crater. at the moment the probe is sitting in what's believed to be an ancient stream bed. using a variety of

first lady michelle obama was just added joining attorney general eric holder and fbi director robert mueller liflting his current atras dres on sacramento street in san francisco. we checked with parcel quest. the property is not listed in his name. several phone numbers appear to be wrong. that is part of the reason some say the so called secret files are fake. >> i'm suspect of information released online going against the reason you steal them. is this a hoax? that couldn't surprise me. >> the site had 100,000 views, investigators working to shut it down. it's supported by san francisco-based content delivery network cloud fare. investigators reportedly seeking studies for secret service providers. saying it's possible it came from public sources. >> an iowa police officer is being credited with saving a teenager's life. you take a look at the officer pulls up to a car crashed. the 18-year-old driver was doing doughnuts in the snow, lost control, stuck an air conditioning unit a police officer opened the door. the battled through thick snok. mcdowel insists he's in the a hero. >> you're g

because bob mueller, the director of the fbi, was very patiently asked six months ago, can an american be killed by a drone on u.s. soil. and the arranges instead of saying no he said, ask the white house. and john brennan, who is about to be confirmed to run the cia, was asked the same question three weeks ago, and instead of saying no, his answer was ask the white house. and when eric holder was asked, not yesterday but two weeks ago, if an american -- >> shepard: he equivocated. >> he eventually said no yes after senator ted cruz asked him four times, and then he said no in the letter he wrote today. but there's many a slip between the cup and the lip. eric holder may say no in an -- >> shepard: engaged in combat. >> exactly. and then he may have an underrer look right a memo to the white house changing his mind. >> shepard: i don't know if there's a big picture or they're in such chaos they can't get anything done. i'm expecting the latter. you're expecting the conspiracists to go off the cliff. it's bad enough they're putting things up in watch and they have cameras on every corne

robert mueller faces new questions from lawmakers about the investigation.ill we learn s details about the survivors? >> i'm going to hold up the business of the senate until we get the survivors on record. i've talked to a couple, and their story is chilling, they're scared to death to come forward without some institutional support. [ giada ] why did i switch to natural instincts? it's healthier, ammonia-free. and with aloe, vitamin e, and coconut oil, my hair looks healthier than before i colored. i switched. you should too, to natural instincts. jenna: today fbi director bob muller faces some new questions from lawmakers on the status of the investigation of the benghazi terror attacks. this is as more questions are surfacing about why we aren't hearing from the survivors. >> does the white house take a position on whether the various lawmakers who have been seeking access to the benghazi survivors should, in fact, have that access? >> as i said on your air the other day, the white house is certainly not preventing anybody from having access to any of th

this week obama's chief law enforcement officer top cop robert mueller the head of the fbi testified before a congressional committee why the suspects believed responsible for the murders of a the americans have not yet been brought to justice. it took the fbi three weeks to even get into benghazi the crime scene because it wasn't safe. three weeks? how is it possible that cnn got in just days after the attack and found the ambassador's journal where he writes of his fears of al-qaeda? how is it possible that other reporters just days after found our classified intel logs that should have been destroyed in the golden hour following the attack? last i checked, most fbi agents carry guns and reporters carry notebooks. what could possibly be the reason for the failure to not only prosecute those responsible or even take them into custody let alone interrogate them? and make no mistake. we know who they are. they were on camera. there was a drone and a video. they actually took credit for the attack. witnesses and authorities have identified ahmed obey atallah as a ring leader in the att

first lady michelle obama, beyonce, and even the fbi director robert mueller. pretty shocking.were hacked or whether the information was pulled from public records, but we are told that the secret service and the fbi are investigating and our security expert tells us the u.s. needs to strengthen its data protection laws. we are painful aware the next war will likely include cyber attacks. >>> a coincidence? just a few moments ago, a modified 747 sharing parts with the 787 dreamliner was forced to make an emergency landing in seattle. the faa proposed to have a fix to battery problems and the fire that led to groundings. the parts don't even seem to be able to get off the ground. the fix includes a redesign that would minimize the odds of a battery short circuiting. the faa will only approve the redesign if boeing can pass safety tests. until then, that plane is on the ground. >>> it's 586 days since the united states lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? the president is wining and dining. we'll give him credit. that will be today's check. 586 is getting

this comes as fbi chief robert mueller testifies on the topic before congress. by the way, he's been hacked as well. eamon javers, our chief hack guy is in washington. >> that's a dubious distinction, tyler, but yes, the secret service confirms it is investigating what's an apparent hacking attack against the first lady michelle obama. there's a lot we don't know. the secret service is not giving details. let me lay out what we do know. what we do know is that information that appears to be michelle obama's personal financial information including bank account statements, student loan details, mortgage statements has appeared on a website that's in public that appears to be based in russia, but even that much is kind of difficult to tell. the secret service not confirming whether or not this information from michelle obama is genuine, but they are investigating the situation. also involved in this hack is a wide range of u.s. government officials. let me run you through the list, including as you said, the fbi director. michelle obama, joe biden is involved in t

data of people, including first lady michelle obama, vice-president joe biden, fbi director robert muellerttorney general eric holder. the site posted social security numbers, home addresses, phone numbers. so far some of the information appears to be bogus. now on the list, kanye west, tiger woods, mitt romney, bill gates among others. the fbi and secret service have been investigating, but so far revealed very few details, but the he credit reporting service equifax report that hackers did indeed gain access to four credit reports. fox report's chief correspondent jonathan hunt live with this. some of it is real and some is not. >> yeah, but the sheer number of the investigations underway, including the fbi and the los angeles police department would tend to indicate that they are concerned that a lot of this material, including the credit history, may well have been real. having said that, some of the phone numbers made public, we don't believe were real. we told you about a few of those the other day. for instance, the phone number published for vice-president biden was for the delawar

around the time that secretary clinton was testifying before congress in mid-january, fbi director mueller, it was publicly reported he had gone and met with the libyans to encourage and try to push them for additional cooperation. seems like it's paying off. >> fran, appreciate the reporting. thank you very much. we should also state fran is a member of the cia external advisory committee. in august of 2012, she visited libya with her employer, mcandrew and forbes and met with ambassador chris stevens. >>> now keeping them honest a massive action to break up with authorities call a $300 million illegal gambling operation, a scam that suckered people into convenience casinos with the lure of helping america's combat veterans. it now looks like only a tiny fraction of the hundreds of millions in gambling proceeds actually went to vets. 57 people have been charged and half a dozen states. most significantly, in florida, where the scandal triggered the resignation of the lieutenant governor. we'll tell you why in a moment. drew griffin has the story and joins us tonight. drew? what's the basi

director mueller and all those who work every day to keep americans safe. the followup attack to 9/11 that so many prodicted has not occurred, not in this president's watch. constant vigilance is part of the reason -- is part of the reason. and i think senator grassley will understand why we're going into specifics but i thank the attorney general for reaching out not only to me but to senator grassley. the department's success in disrupting threats to national security has been remarkable. i remain deeply troubled. the committee has not yet received the materials i requested regarding the legal rationale for the targeted killing of united states citizens overseas. the memoranda should have been provided to members of this committee. i'm glad at least to see it was provided to senator feinstein's intelligence committee but i think that some of the votes that will perhaps be cast against a nominee that's just come out of her committee will be because of the inability to get that memo here. it's our responsibility to use the tools of the government in accorda

former alaska governor sarah palin, fbi director robert mueller, the vice president, as you said, joelary clinton. and celebrities involved as well seeing their information showing up on an apparently russian website. beyonce, britney spears, kim kardashian, mel gibson, and jay-z. but what we're learning is a little bit more detail on exactly what happened to these prominent figures. in a statement from transunion, now, that's the credit reporting service, they put out some information about what exactly happened here and how this data ended up, saying "sophisticated perpetrators of these fraudulent activities had considerable amounts of information about the victims, including social security numbers and other sensitive personal identifying information that enabled them to successfully impersonate the victims over the internet in order to illegally and fraudulently access their credit report." so what's going on here, maria, is these people had this information in advance. they entered it into the transunion website as if they were michelle obama or beyonce. and they got these credit

the fbi is investigating because director robert mueller's information was posted.os angeles police department is on the case because chief charlie beck is also on the list. >> we will vigorously pursue the individuals who have me a victim and have made a number of other people who are in the public eye victims the once-- world's most- wanted computer hacker kevin mitnick explains just how easy it is to get his hands on your personal information. mitnick also explains what you can do to prevent identity theft. >> catherine: what you can do to prevent identity theft? >> there are data bases on the internet that private investigators use. to do these types of searches are only 25¢ to $1. anybody can get this type of interrogations. the milk is spilled. really, as scott mcnealy once said that you have no privacy, get over it. because this information is out there and you're not going to put the milk back in the carton is that you'd never, ever used this type of non-public information as a password. as a means to reset your password on in the credit card sites or on- li

stuart: bill mueller comes up publicly. here is my take. frankly, this just makes me angry.tatistics. it is outrageous what we are paying. i am willing to pay my share, but it is ridiculous." i do love these statistics. really? you just found out that the rich almost pay all of the bills for the entire country. what nonsense. now he says it is outrageous that the rich pay so much. where was he when he gave that million to the obama campaign knowing full well he was supporting a tax the rich more policy. he manages california and says the liberals may lose me. where was he last november? bill and his money have supported a ruinous policy. a lot of people understand socialism when they see it. people being sick tired of being talked down to. ♪ stuart: we will have much more on him in a few minutes. a tax on private pay accounts to pay for a bailout. our markets are moving lower. we are down. the big board shows a 48-point loss. the money is going into gold. $1600 per ounce level right now. let's bring in nicole. nicole: financial stocks here in the states, down arrows. abroad,

to capitol hill, a hearing underway putting fbi director robert mueller on the hot seat.onal investigators have not yet heard from the survivors who were eyewitnesses to the terror attack that killed four americans in benghazi, including our ambassador on 9/11 of last year. chief intel defense correspondent catherine herridge joins us. >> as we wait for the fbi oversight hearing, a short time ago the state department asked whether it would give investigators access to the survivors and the response was noncommittal. >> we have been working with the congress on the benghazi issue, both houses, many committees for months and months and months, and we have been very open it all of their requests and transparent with them about the details in our investigation. >> reporter: the investigation, fox news obtained a letter written by republican congressman frank wolf asking that egyptian authorities stop blocking access to a key benghazi suspect in kay rcairo, any country failing to cooperate with the u.s. and justice is in essence responsible for hammering an investigation. as w

probing a rogue website for posting robert mueller's social security number, address and credit reportt sufficient -- suffix assigned to the soviet union. it posted financial information and social security number of first lady michelle obama along with a note that reads, quote, blame your husband. we still love you, michelle. tender of them. the site adds to the attacked celebs, personal information on joe biden, former secretary of state clinton and attorney general eric holder. along with information, beyonce, mel gibson among a slew of others. the rest of the celebs won't say whether the information is accurate but why should they? cheryl: take a breath now. doors are closed and the choice for the next pope has officially begun. are we going to see white smoke today? only 115 voting cardinals know the answer. but if you're worried about missing the news of the new pope, have no fear. fellowship of catholic university students has set up a website called www.pope alarm.com to keep you all in the papal loop because i know you're keeping up with it. their motto, when the smoke goes up

saw dianne feinstein among the witnesses testifying at the hearing, are john brennan, here's robert muellerand james clapper. among the threats likely to be discussed, north korea, iran and al qaeda affiliates in infrastructure -- in africa. >>> last month, the mars rover "curiosity wall street drilled a small hole into a flat rock on the surface of the planet. that revealed an unexpected gray in contrast to the red/orange surface. "curiosity" took pictures and scientists have been analyzing it. >>> coming up next -- we'll go live to congress as paul ryan introduces the republican plan and why democrats will say it will go nowhere in the budget battle. >>> and a soda nan was supposed to go into effect today has been ruled illegal. >>> the downd and s&p have ral littled for seven consecutive sessions. the dow is currently up 18. another record and the s&p is just within ten minutes of it's all-time closing high set in october of 2007. the nasdaq, though, is down about 11. >>> happening right now -- house republicans are releasing their budget proposal. house budget committee member, paul rya

biden, attorney general eric holder, former secretary of state hillary clinton, fbi director robert muellerice chief charlie he can about. most of the people on the list have not commented or responded to this information being posted online but the l.a.p.d. says it is illegal and quote, a creepy thing to do. the l.a.p.d. and the fbi are investigating as are the secret service as we're learning just now. bill: stunning to see how much you can find out just trolling the internet. this kind of hacking, how does it work, molly? >> reporter: the land said it may not be a case of hacking as we know it but a type of cyber crime called do x-ing, they described it to yahoo!.com. process of obtaining deducing information of a person based on limited set of initial information. as you're talking about trolling, bill, it is possible the people behind the postings may have not actually hacked into a person's account but figured out how to get it putting together various bits of publicly available information. bill: molly henneberg, sure is, live in washington on that. martha: we are just getting this c

>> reporter: in addition to the first lady, the website also targets fbi director robert mueller and u.s. attorney general eric holder. this morning the department of justice tells abc news it's now investigating. the site which appears to originate in russia shows more than 100,000 views since monday. now investigators are hoping they can hunt down and shut down those behind it. this morning we tried one of the phone numbers listed for the vice president and turned out to be a delaware feed store so will take digging to reveal what's real and not. >> you never know out there. abbie, thanks very much. let's go to lara. very different story. >> very different story. good morning to you and to you. yesterday all eyes were on "the view" on the heels of news that joy behar is leaving after 16 years. a lot of speculation that other changes might be afoot. but barbara walters stomped those rumors out as joy gave her reasons for saying good-bye as only joy could. >> well, i have my joy top ten reasons for leaving "the view." >> reporter: as joy comedically fired off her top ten reasons for

john mill mueller has officially entered the twitter verse.dy to follow and be followed. >> what do you call this? this is my handle? >> this is your handle. the way you say it, @john muller is my handle. >> i'm typing something up. i'm about to make my very first tweet. >> very first tweet on live television. >> here we go. all right. i wonder what it says. >> this is written all over live tv. >> i believe it's sent. >> no. there you are. live. >> should come up soon. >> now, i don't know anything about this hashtag stuff -- >> so the hashtag stuff -- >> i'm 30 years old. if you ask me, i really have no idea. there it is, what does it say? >> there it is. you asked, i delivered. i'm officially twitterriffic. next time when fans search for that they can find you and all of your tweets. you are wonderful and twitteriffic. >> thank you, thank you. >> now you can tweet him, all of the love you have been sending to me, i have delivered it but now you can send it to him directly. he's officially in the twitterverse. how does it feel? >> it feels gr

followed by fbi director robert mueller and his 2014 budget.ater, a look at hurricane sandy recovery efforts. next, immigration and customs enforcement. a testimony from the house judiciary committee on the release of detainees and their release from centers as a response to sequester. this is just under three hours. >> >> the judiciary committee will come to order and the chair has declare recesses of the committee at any time. opportunityke the to make members aware of our new policy regarding participation in sub committee hearings. i was asked if members who are not a member of the sub committee if they are allowed participate in sub committee hearings. after giving it some thought i came up with some resolution without over burding the sub committees. those who are a member of the full committee may attend and that member can ask questions ifthe witnesses but only yielded time by an actual member of the sub committee. i would ask member who is intend to participate let the staff know so we may prepare accordingly and it will remain the pol