government officials. google says their personal gmail accounts were compromised and the attacks originated in china. today the f.b.i. was called in to investigate as federal agencies scrambled to find out if the hackers got any sensitive information. wyatt andrews has more. >> reporter: it's the second time google has blamed a major computer hacking scheme on china. this time, google says, unknown hackers from jinan, china, a city with a military command center, stole the personal gmail passwords of hundreds of senior u.s. government officials. google said the hackers' goal was to eavesdrop on the officials, to monitor the content of the users' e-mails. that suggestion of spying rang alarm bells in the administration. >> these allegations are very serious, we take them seriously. we're looking into them. >> reporter: according to a respected security blogger, the attack that targeted the state department looked like this. it was an innocent-looking e- mail that offered the latest u.s./china joint statemen

>>> how many vatican officials does it take for the pope to issue his first official tweet? this was the scene as the holy father pope benedict used an ipad to personally and officially join twitter. what must it be like to be the vatican's i.t. guy? the text of his first-ever tweet read in part -- dear friends, i just launched news dot va. praise be the lord with my prayers and blessings. that means i'll have to find something else for my first tweet. by the way, there an estimated 200 million twitter users worldwide. >>> a lot of talk here in new york among the yankees' fans. what to do when it's time for mo to go? when mariano rivera retires? consensus hall of famer and greatest closer of all time. the rumor on the sports wire says the yankees are talking to this guy. this was before a padres game. they asked members of the cirque du soleil troupe from vegas to show off their stuff on the mound. scouting report on this guy is better than average delivery, needs to work on his cutter. >>> a little bit of legitimate news value but not much. we wanted to show you the picture

government officials, asian government officials, in particular south korea, chinese political activists, if you look at that list, it appears whoever was carrying out this hacking did have some form of political motivation because all those people have access to sensitive information. >> doesn't the u.s. have its own e-mail system? it seems odd they would use a system that millions of people around the world also use? >> i'm pretty sure these were e-mail accounts of government officials. i don't think there is anyway that the official e-mail accounts or anyone who has attempted to actually, as we know, hack into the official e-mail accounts of the u.s. government. but google said this appeared to take place in eastern china, but halfway down china in a city there. there is no suggestion at this stage that the chinese government was directly involved. but there has been a scam in the past, as you mentioned in the introduction, that targeted google before, and google once again seemed to point the finger toward china. experts say it is difficult to pin point exactly where a hacking scam l

government officials, chinese activists.in were very good copies that essentially looked very real, like they had come from an authentic source. goes to show, you can never be too careful when someone sends you a link. >> atika, thank you. >>> the former bosnian serb ratko mladic was arrested after 16 years on the run, charged with the killing of about 8,000 muslim men and boys in 1995. europe's worst massacre since world war ii. doctors at the hague say mladic has been cooperative and is fit to stand trial. judges are considering joining his case to the trial of the former bosnian serb whose trial has been under way for 18 months. we want to bring in someone with experience with trials this this kind. senior barrister and led the trial. how significant would it be if they joined the two trials? >> it would make it longer. maybe mladic would are to deal with the evidence already given. he would certainly need time to prepare so the eventual determination of trial could be delayed, possibly substantially. >> would it undermin

federal employees use official. gingrey fails to say or see is that official time doesn't just benefit unions it benefits all federal workers who are lucky enough to still be unionized and collect better checks and benefits because those union officials can do both jobs and proponents of official time argue that if you get rid of it and labor disputes will be far costlier outside the office and more likely to end up in court so as official time really a problem for taxpayers or public is just looking for another way to take a whack at unionized government workers ahead of the two thousand and twelve election joining me now to offer his take on it is dan gainor vice president vic and pre-market fellow at the business and media institute dan welcome evening good evening nice to see you again twenty nine men would be alive right now at last he called mine and in west virginia if they had had official time if they had allowed if that's their sort of wasteful element and one official had been able to draw a paycheck and

officials say crews are working around the clock to construct a sectionary barrier. but if that doesn't work, portions of the community could be eight feet of water for weeks. >>> overseas, german health officials still don't know what's caused a deadly outbreak that so far has killed 23 people and sickened more than 2,300 officials. this morning, german officials are backtracking from blame thing an organic farm saying tests showed no connection between the sprout grown there and the strain. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a survival story played out last week in massachusetts's deadly tornado. the video shows a driver parking between two cars just before the storm pulled through the area. the ef-3 tore through leaving debris and construction in its wake. >>> a san diego courthouse bombing information has been released. prosecutors proved the former city employee planned to play the hero to collect reward money and receive leniency on other cases. >>> a florida woman's work day came to a horrific end when she was attacked d

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officials say crews are working around the clock to construct a secondary barrier. but if that doesn't work, portions of the community could be under eight feet of water for weeks. >>> overseas, german health officials still don't know what's caused a deadly e. coli outbreak that's so far has killed 23 people and sickened more than 2,300. this morning, german officials are backtracking from blame thing an organic farm saying tests showed no connection between the sprout grown there and the suspected strain. two u.s. soldiers have been treated for suspected ecoli infections. european union agriculture ministers are holding emergency talks in belgium today to discuss the crisis. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a survival story played out in front of a surveillance camera last week in massachusetts's deadly tornado. the video shows a driver parking between two cars just before the storm pulled through the area. the ef-3 twister killed three leaving scattered debris and destruction in its wake. >>> video used to convict a maste

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health officials are concerned about a major e. coli outbreak in europe. it's a strain of bacteria scientists have never seen before, and it's deadly. infections linked to contaminated vegetables have spread from northern germany to at least ten european countries. all of this in less than a month. more than 1,600 people have been infected. at least 17 have died. three americans recently back from germany suffered kidney failure, and that's because of that bacteria potentially. dr. jon lapook has more. >> reporter: experts suspect this deadly e. coli strain comes from contaminated fresh vegetables but officials are unable to pinpoint the source of what they're calling supertoxic bacteria. >> the thing that's striking is how quickly it has spread and it makes public health officials very concerned that we haven't seen the peak yet. >> reporter: stephanie lucas' two cons have been hospitalized with the infection which can affect the entire body. she says her boys may have eaten contaminated cucumbers, lettuce or tomato. there have been a growing number of an

by bringing these two sets of government officials together, energy efficiency and transportation officials, we hope to set a new agenda in the region for energy-efficient transportation. we have a lot of interest in this opportunity. from september 14 through 17, the women in economies summit. this is such an important event. my boss, secretary clinton, will be chairing it. but it is also a unique opportunity for apec to set the agenda for how the economies of the region should endeavor to increase women on entrepreneurship and women's participation director region. we expect this set of meetings to result in a set of findings which will then be in north by the leaders in hawaii to establish a new understanding throughout the region on how to pursue issues in this area. lorraine is going to give you a more detailed briefing on the meeting in a moment. another one to highlight is the health systems innovation dialogue on september 16 and 17, which will also involve senior government officials as well as private sector officials, the focus on public health challenges, as well as strengthenin

officials have to say i have to say we can just listen to israeli officials like avigdor lieberman explaining the punitive and illegal intent of this blockade and as i mentioned and i stress this israeli officials themselves say one thing in english to the international press and another thing in hebrew in english they're talking about all the scary things that might be on the ship with holocaust survivor heavy epstein in hebrew there briefing the cabinet that we have absolutely no evidence whatsoever of any threat coming from this split so mr katz's husband may may walk in far right wing circles in israel but it's it's why israel is in such a bad bind in terms of our oblate deploring public. and you completely should sex relations you just don't have when i want you guys like i don't ask you a question years and i ask you a question do you think that even fired at israeli said he will be honest if you think he's really dilatory will tell i'm sorry gentlemen his highness keep to see shells which keep this orderly here if i could ask you if the israeli government doesn't think that this photo

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officials are also talking about the fact that. serbia has to recognize the fact the recognize its own province of course will. as well before it can really get into the e.u. so you know on them or somebody else is talking about the fact that serbia is very corrupt and until it stops being so corrupt and so bad you can't get into the e.u. so really as long as the trees and power and his party the list of demands will be endless so is the union stoning and opening its doors to serbia or are its conditions simply a way of angling for more control in the region i think there are very few illusions people in serbia the thing that there will not be a great deal many important conditions and probably won't be as important as the establishment's of relations with the cost of a will of course it will lead to another another long story where whole point about making new conditions probably won't stop recently still serbia hopes its corporation will be rewarded and continues to be a path to the e.u. during the offices of the e.u. delegation

although officials in tripoli claim more than eight hundred civilians have died in nato raids the nine people they say were killed in sunday's bombardment of the city have become the first civilian casualty is officially acknowledged by the alliance only on saturday nato has also admitted and other mistaken i strike this time on rebel forces neither live in all ports of brag or the number of casualties not been disclosed we hold nato we hold mr cameron was the ghazi missed the going to score any mr obama had already and have a good response about the death of these innocent children and isn't boys and girls and innocent fathers and mothers who cannot justify this attack would in any case i thought of that incident in. sunday's fatal error occurs in with the rising concerns within nato about his operation in northern africa only eight out of its twenty eight members have joined the mission to protect civilians in libya which raises the question how many would support one to kill them ration option or r.t. tripoli. libya of course simply the most recent effort there are also currently ab

she will meet with pg&e officials and victims.to release a report later this year which should include the cause of the explosion but the investigation keeps running into roadblocks. pg&e hasn't been able to produce records about its pipes and the san francisco chronicle investigators can't figure out where pg&e got the pipe that are your turd. so the investigation is inching along. answers will eventually come from either some of these investigations or in court, more than 75 lawsuits have been filed. residents say they just want their neighborhood fixed and with a caused the explosion and they would like to move on. >> eric: san francisco police department is investigating the shooting of a suspected bank robber after officers killed a man in the haight district yesterday evening. f.b.i. tracked him to a neighborhood using gps navigation. where san francisco officers picked it up. >> the officers moved in and attempted to make a traffic stop. when they existed their vehicle, the driver positioned his vehicle and drove at the off

she will meet with officials, her agency is investigating the blast.ent highlighted a pattern of recurring safety problems within the natural gas industry. >>> a handful of activist groups held a rally to complain their state senator is seldom this his office. their target is sam blakesly. shows offices not in san jose. >> he has an office assigned to him in the state building and he's never there, even though geographically this is a small part of his district. because we're densely populated, this has a quarter of all of his constituents. >> his staff tried to hold periodic office hours this each of the areas he represents and they are always available by appointment. >>> get bee bee guns and realistic looking fake weapons off the street. imitation weapons that look like the real thing. police chief wants the city to pass a new law. bright pink or orange or another vivid color. two officer involved shootings, in both cases the suspect was seen with a weapon that turned out to be a b b gun or a fake. >>> gay and bi-sexual high school students are more

tonight the situation still hanging by a thread officially. and the outcome could easily cause a serious blow back here in the u.s. cnbc's michelle cabrera is with us tonight from athens. michelle, we're looking at the scene over your shoulder. such a beautiful picture. i understand the situation on the streets was better today, but give us an update of the situation behind the scenes and remind everybody how this could blow back and be felt very acutely here in the u.s. >> reporter: behind the scenes it's still a very desperate situation. the european press is calling this the continent's lehman brothers moment. government officials are worried that if greece fails to pay its debts, it could have a blow back here in the united states. and we felt those deep economic painful effects afterwards in ways that we didn't expect because the world economy is now so interconnected. financial experts here aren't convinced that will happen but they don't want to find out. what's happening right now is that the greek government is working desperately to

officials said the plant was not affected. in minot, 4,000 homes and businesses have been damaged and more than 11,000 people have been evacuated. for residents allowed in to evacuated areas for the first time, the scene was stunning. >> you hear so much about what it's like out here. but when you actually see your house, and you know it's -- it's not just your basement, it's your whole house, i'm sorry. >> that was nbc's john yang reporting. >>> from flooding to fires, officials in new mexico are battling a fast-moving blaze that forced the los alamos national laboratory to shut down. smoke filled the sky sunday as nearby residents were evacuated from their homes. officials say the uncontained fire hasn't crossed onto lab property but all radioactive and hazardous materials are being protected. >>> meanwhile progress in neighboring arizona, where one of three major wildfires has been declared fully contained. fire officials say a second blaze in the state is nearly out. and a third is growing only in a sparsely populated area

officials? it is disingenuous to say there is no risk. there is always a risk here. i have to say the risk is relatively low. the authorities have cleared the brush from around the facilities, but these drums are stored in flammable structures, tent-like structures and we had a department of energy report just a couple of years ago that said los alamos fire department, the people fighting the fire, are not adequately prepared to deal with the kind of radioactive hazards a wildfire might produce. you are concerned about the facilities, capability of the firefighters, there is risk. >> in the wake of that japanese nuclear reactor meltdown, have officials reviewed the safety of nuclear facilities here? >> no, but they intend to. one of the good pieces of news, the flooding in nebraska that has surrounded a nebraska nuclear reactor is not as bad because two years ago, officials warned the operators of that plant that they were not prepared for this kind of flood. they took some preventative action and they have been in a good position to prevent a slow motion japanese pl

the republican presidential field makes it official. this hour, mitt romney's announcement in new hampshire with sarah palin on his turf and on his back about health care. plus, congressman anthony weiner says he won't talk about the lewd photo controversy anymore but many aren't satisfied with the explanations he's given. we'll hear what voters in his home district in new york are saying. >>> and stern new calls for syria's president to end his crackdown on protesterses that's get diagnose bloodyer by the day. the death of a 13-year-old boy unleashing new international outrage. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> an early front-runner among republican presidential hopefuls is now officially running. former massachusetts governor mitt romney announced his candidacy in the first primary state of new hampshire. but even as romney was taking some sharp swipes at president obama, sarah palin and rudy giuliani appeared in the same state and took some swipes at romney. our chief political correspondent candy crowley was there

of course the main topic at a session on global financing with european officials there is going to be the euro crisis but what has to be aside from the two officials finland presidents face prime minister both stated that it's not a euro crisis that the separate countries in the eurozone are having crises and they kind of outlined that because about the euro crisis of the currency being weak it's really as they see it the currency is very strong that could of course be too faded from the president of kazakhstan and president medvedev we heard a little less optimistic things about the euro saying that it could be expected that when so many different states get together and share one currency that eventually they're going to run into problems overall it has to be said the session went pretty optimistically president medvedev pointing out that the economy is a lot like the weather here in st petersburg one day but on the first day of the form you have beautiful sunshine and on the next day you have rain and that's how it really acts for us and these officials are looking at the economy a

fire officials are calling it suspicion. they called it suspicious this morning.chool official confirmed for us today there appeared to be three separate origins for this fire. ktvu camera went inside the burned building and got a look at the damage up close. fortunately, no one was hurt and school is out for the summer. this old building was in the process of being cleared out. the student will be moving into a new school building with new computers and new school supplies for the next three years. the old classroom were full of equipment that could have gone elsewhere in this needy district. >> a lot of textbook materials were lost. we have to try to find a way to replace that. the school has been totally damaged and it's sad to see this. >> reporter: the school board president whom you saw there just a moment ago fold me that this is the third apparent arson in richmond in just the last two years. we are live in richmond, christian castin, ktvu channel 2 news >>> about an hour ago, the alameda county fire department wrapped up a two-day controlled burn near dub

iraqi officials are debating whether to ask to keep troops past the deadline for them to leave.pped up attacks recently. >>> robert gates is in afghanistan. he was asked about the troop withdrawal from afghanistan that is scheduled to start next month. >> enough to keep the shooters and take the support out first. the numbers are such that it'll have to be both. >> reporter: how many troops will leave is up to the president and he is expected to make a decision this month. there are currently 100,000 american military people in afghanistan. >> united states military officials say about half of all american service members have gone through training allowing for gays to serve openly. so far lead verse seen in adverse effects from the change in military culture. the secretary told one seemingly resistant marine there is no opt out policy for those who would rather not serve alongside gays. >> voters are about to decide whether to clean house at city hall. a recall will be held form for the mayor and a councilman. the vote comes a financial scandal dating back to last fall when off

officials officials have said they suspect the farm is the source of the outbreak which has killed 22 a married u.s. congressman has admitted sending inappropriate pictures of himself to women he met over the internet. anthony weiner initially claimed the photos came from someone who hacked into his twitter account. he was forced to come clean when his story didn't add up. >> to be clear the picture was of me and i sent it. i am deeply sorry for the pain this has caused my wife and our family. >> weiner who was expected to run for new york mayor in 2013 ap pom jazzed for sending the photos and for lying about them. he has admitted sending messages and pictures to more than half a dozen women, wu says he won't resign from the house of representatives. >>> u.s. president barack obama will hold a state dinner in washington for german chancellor angela merkel. the president will award merkel the presidential med dell of freedom, the highest u.s. civilian army. back in germany, the debt crisis and change on policy on nuclear power have severely damaged the chancellor's popularity. >>> the

and what happens, officials insist, was the same. the unprovoked killing of soldiers and police. >> it is like terrorism what is happening over there. it is a fact these people are dead, and we have bodies and corpses with names and dates of birth. it is not something the syrian government has invested. they have families, mothers, fathers, sons and daughters. jo how is it possible for so many members of the security forces to be killed so quickly. the army has been used to crush protest movements in many towns and cities. according to unconfirmed reports, there was a mutiny within one of the units sent to al shagore, troops fighting each other. and regardless of whether that is proved to be true or not, a growing number of countries say it is time for the regime of president asad to go. >> the situation is now very clear in syria. the process of reform is deads. we think he has lost his ability to rule the country. >> that is certainly the feeling of those involved in the protest movement who have been burying their dead. they have

less than all but one major public safety official. bob mcdonnell makes $175,000. >>> and new jobs numbers are out tonight and financial markets are not responding well. republicans and democrats are at odds over whether it's a victory or a failure for president obama. here is fox's peter ducey. >> reporter: the economy is about a million miles from where it was when president obama took office. that's according to one of president obama's top economic advisors who said he thinks they're doing okay because his boss has created some jobs and kept us out of a second depression. >> we have shifted in the economy from a rescue phase which is government directed to a phase in which government policies have gotten -- we have to rely on government policies that are trying to leverage the private sector and give incentives to the private sector to be doing the growth. >> reporter: well republicans couldn't disagree more with him. speaker boehner said on friday the president is crushing small business owners with taxes that are too high and reg

government and military officials.ny said the attacks originated in china, but in beijing, the chinese foreign ministry rejected any official culpability. >> the chinese government has always opposed any kind of criminal activity that tries to harm the internet and computer systems. including hacking activities and will punish these crimes according to the law. hacking attacks are an international problem. and childrena is also a victim of this-- china is also a victim of this crime. the so-called allegation that the government supports hacking attacks is fabricated with ulterior motives. >> holman: google said the g-mail hacking was traced to the city of jinan, home to a military vocational school. computers there were tied to another assault on google's systems 17 months ago. in washington today, secretary of state clinton said the fbi has opened an investigation. >> google informed the state department of this situation yesterday in advance of its public announcement. these allegations are very serious. we take them

he officiated to the personal aide last summer. they take a look whether the marriage could survive. >> abc7 has learned that she made one thing clear, she remains committed to her marriage. >> we're now learning from friends just how trying that marriage has been in the past few days. she initially believed his story that his twitter account was hacked and when the congressman finally came clean she was devastated, say friends, it was her decision not to stand by his side but she watched it on tv from new york. >> people that know her that she has been leaning on her sister a new york fashion designer but getting advice from hillary clinton who fails the painful sense of devadeja-vu. >> i can say what i feel and my opinion counts. >> she has long sense been about glamour. >> she is one of the most intriguing high profile women who we really don't know. >> though anguished she is professional of the state department not missing a beat. for over decade she has been hillary clinton powerful personal aide. her husband told her about p

officials say 52-year-old raymond zach wade need the bay and intentionally drowned him.hters watched from shore but did not attempt to rescue him, saying they were not properly trained. the memo written by the interim alameda fire chief in march of 2009 is 2009 has now surfaced. the city council says it will investigate why the training did not go ahead as planned. >>> the son of quarterback geomant has pleaded not guilty to two dui charges. police in montana pulled nate montana over early yesterday morning for speeding and then arrested him for dui. the 21-year-old vying for the starting quarterback job at the university of montana after transferring from notre dame. nate montana was one of 11 notre dame athletes arrested for underage drinking last july. >>> it's prom season and for some kids in palo alto their current medical challenges are not keeping them from enjoying the fun. last night more than 100 children from kindergartners to high school seniors celebrated a very special prom. they're all patients at stanford children's hospital. last nighing this we were giv

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house rules state anything supported with official funds is an official resource. that is from the house ethics manual. further, representative weiner's series of interview on wednesday, june 1, with major media and including this network were conducted in the congressional office to perpetuate what the congressman has now admitted was a lie. there are procedures in place if an ethics complaint is brought against congressman weiner. first, referral must be made to the ethics committee. the ethics committee would have to determine the facts of the case. investigateive sub committee would be empamed. congressional equivalent of a grand jury. the panel would issue a report. if it recommends punishment, the entire house would vote whether to punish him. but there is another option. any member could potentially craft a resolution which could be brought before the house to recommend reprimand, censure or expulsion. they could vote on the resolution. and nancy pelosi has asked for a house ethics committee investigation of representative weiner to determine whether any off

killed civilians in a bush strike on a residential area in tripoli on sunday with gadhafi regime officials say nine died including two babies. three tragic become trees prime minister says it needs another one hundred ten billion euro bailout void default on its huge loans as a star achieved klaus turned central athens into our virtual. i knew your constant dollars on the extradition of alleged russian arms dealer big to boot from thailand to the united states saying the evidence is lindsey. and then the developments tree out of the russian president and rounds of the international economic forum in st petersburg the question of his of running for a second term remains unanswered. hello and welcome to the program this is a weekly review of our top story now nato has admitted its forces killed civilians in unfortunate and a strike on a residential area in tripoli on sunday could suffer a regime officials say nine died including two babies in a statement the line said one of its weapons one just tree systems failure as it was targeting a military missile site nato is looking into reports of

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thomas traveled to one city while outside the official exclusion zone but nonetheless where officials are still. very concerned over high levels of radiation . the ominous and constant ticking of geiger counters and scientists working in fukushima city concerned one or similar i'm in charge of the group of radiation detection and survey from fukushima university where now thinking their creation protocol and process set up by the japanese government is not enough and myself i think i should evacuate from this area but because of my job at the university i can't my family and my friends families are evacuating. officially fukushima city is in a safe area eighty kilometers from the daiichi plant reactor one and a full sixty kilometers outside the band danger zone but still radiation levels here and watch higher than normal. just to give you an idea of the consistency right now the ground is really pretty quiet tonight micro ring it's about thirty times what it is more than the accepted level but if you come down here to where the soil and a lot of it collected the radiation will quickly

download the official t. application to i phone or i pod touch from the i.q. saps to. charge the life on the go. see video on demand r.t.s. minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. the week's top stories here. deadly mistake nato admits its forces killed civilians in a borscht strike on a residential area in tripoli sunday with gadhafi regime officials say nine died including two babies. a new doubt on the extradition of alleged russian arms dealer to boot from thailand to the united states saying the evidence is in the state. the greek tragedy the country's prime minister needs another one hundred ten billion euro bailout to avoid default on its huge loans as austerity plans ignited massive protests on the streets of them. so it's not just greeks who are angry about the sacrifices they're being forced into it for financial help from europe the germans aren't happy about paying for the weaknesses of their neighbors either and up next the german m.p. tells us why he thinks the u. countries should look after themselves. greece an