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according to market insiders many voip companies can make millions of dollars annually the official data from the china national practitioner can also show the extravagant profit. in the first seven months to dump their team tied with officials from more than thirty three thousand legal case to update christine the total value of nine to five point four billion yuan four hundred ninety million us dollars. the dosage of companies to get caught there likely millions of dollars more that are going unnoticed or just ignore it this has become so common that demand for fake invoices has greatly increased. and boy can get people on business trips in a limited budget which they contended anyway the walk by they i mean they can go and buy anything. the money can be found dr mr says bottles of expensive liquor. one girl did karaoke bar. somewhere that know their customers are involved in the scheme. i refuse to give them or speak it isn't out of more obligation though. they will do to avoid income tax sometimes the cashier offered it to the customer he did kill the bill hours he isn't particularly

official data says october was the bloodiest month in iraq since two thousand and eight by the country's pm asked for u.s. assistance to battle the insurgency. the peace process in pakistan gets the u.s. drone treatment as an unmanned strike killed the leader of the pakistani taliban who was prepared to negotiate. but it was almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace that makes you paranoid as about the new n.s.a. complex and you ties received by protesters critics brand a new senate bill designed to curtail snooping as a way to actually legalize the bald data collection of millions of americans.

cover and official data shows that by the end it doesn't well where eighty percent of chinese online video watchers have ever paid for online videos that they can come to prove that it is not a mainstream video modeling tiny yet. but according to the market insiders. the willingness to pay for online video has actually increased in the more potential huge. next up sunday evening. the court by a park in china. the court ever appreciate all of them don't about three years which may become with the most sought after curfew in the world. meanwhile cute but what to eat and the gold coast on a tiny acorn doctors can afford it. the corner reading teaching through complete opposite to happen to be performed in the new colors not a view of dollars you can tell that to convert the u s dollars. today it's printed on the back nine hundred dollars the average house price in china for years to be the third document per square meter or four hundred dollars a square foot. only need to spend three hundred declined to purchase one bedroom apartment in the city the chinese decor investors are treated l

official data says. the month in iraq since two thousand and eight while the country's prime minister america for assistance to. the peace. us drug treatment as an unmanned strike kills the leader of the pakistani taliban who was prepared to negotiate. overwatch the populace that makes you. say. used by protesters critics of brand new senate bill as a way to legalize data collection. just after eight o'clock on saturday morning here in moscow it's on t.v. with me rule research. news team welcome to today's program october has become the bloodiest month in iraq in five years the data from the country's interior ministry the defense and health ministries as well putting the death toll at nine hundred sixty four people that's almost ninety percent of them being civilians and according to the government the number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand were killed by the numbers don't quite correspond with the findings of the u.n. which puts july as the bloodiest t

official data says october was the bloodiest month in iraq since two thousand and eight while the country's pm asked for u.s. assistance to battle the insurgency. the peace process in pakistan gets the u.s. drone treatment as an unmanned strike killed the leader of the pakistani taliban who was prepared to negotiate. it was almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace it makes your paranoid as a vast new n.s.a. complex in utah is received by protesters critics brand a new senate bill designed to curtail snooping as a way to actually legalize the ball data collection of millions of americans. are watching our live from moscow where it's three pm this saturday our top story october has become the blood only a small infant in iraq in five years data from the country's interior defense and health ministries puts the death toll at nine hundred and sixty four people that's almost ninety percent civilians well according to the government the number of house and been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand were killed the numbers don't quite correspond with the fi

a court official data from the chinese not to mention human resources nearly three million seven million coal country could not have jobs lined up before graduation. the tough job market has led more people to consider higher education diploma at the ticket to getting better job. our postgraduate course in china are not easily impressed by everyone. student and current workers with undergraduate much to report that interest them in the past nine years the population register in perth put brackets and jam the over one million this year more than one point six million people register for the entry exam. with increased six percent the previous year. so far there's only been around forty days left for student prepares to begin in early january of next year the larger of them takers. or will not economic market ignored it came time for study and haven't could wrap most students choose to live nearby the school for exam apartment and hotel nearby the school. the popular choice for many preparing to take the test. that especially goes for anyone who has an undergraduate student at the school. m

official data. it was the bloodiest month in iraq since two thousand and eight and while the country's prime minister america. gets the u.s. drug treatment as a strike goes the leader of the pakistani taliban who apparently wants to negotiate . that is almost like a symbolic overwatch with populists it makes your paranoid as a new n.s.a. complex is besieged by protesters critics brand new senate bill designed. as a way to watch me legalize the data collection of millions of americans. quite a saturday morning here in moscow this is with me rule re sushi thanks very much for joining us today. has become the bloodiest month in iraq now in five years the data coming from the country's interior defense and health ministry now putting the death toll at nine hundred sixty four people almost ninety percent of them being civilians and according to the government the number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand people were killed in the numbers don't quite corresp

a court official data from china's ministry back for sure. so far this year china's import one hundred forty thousand tonnes of beef that she'll be packing increase to over nine hundred percent fresh the increase of thirteen hundred percent the previous year. according to some experts the increasing demand on keeping china also brings up the market for beef smuggling forgot a formal reporting process and the quarantine section of the bumblebee that nearly forty percent cheaper than what we imported the selling price will be only twenty one per kilogram or on the dollar to keep or power. the normal prices for imported beef three don't have the extra pounds each year nearly two million tonnes of illegal the first brazil india and australia. due to lack of quality action to cut them the model t can be dangerous next up the china business news brought milk shortage striking china's dairy industry. the kiddos made melamine can read milk powder scandal forced time to open their industry to the world the port many individual local dairy cattle farme

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accord to official data the elderly population gradually comes to your social problem china. they're more than two hundred million elderly people over fifty years old. the current population growth rate. i'm into doubt that the population of this age group is expected to increase to four hundred million people would occupy quarter the total population at that time. and at the same time the lack of a report to worsen the problem. she doesn't fall into three point five million decline the predicted up to eleven in reverse age population in the whole country and is one that made it after two dozen twenty three the labor force of nearly eight million people every year the country's demographic become a more secure from the china unthinkable have to take on issues that come with a large asian population these include pentagram medical costs and a shrinking labor force. today people want i'll copy of the to a fertility rate of more than one child. like a puppy the fertility rate the average number of children born to one woman in her lifetime. the figures actually at one point five

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they are not the numbers that one finds looking at official data. >> run-off is causing environment problems in the gulf of mexico. >> that's is an absurd claim raised over and over again by apologist for arg culture. it makes no sense. in iowa there's 25 million acres planted to coin or soya beans every year. i can't imagine there's 25 million acres of lawn or golf courses in iowa or in the corn belt. >> given the government has supported this and pushed it, doesn't this have to be a gradual withdrawal. you couldn't take away the supports right away, could you. >> our proposal is we phase down this 15 billion gallon mandate to blend 15 million gallons of methanal into gas lean and admit that corn ethan ol has taken us in the wrong direction, it's not headed towards sustainable renewable biofuels, and back away from an unsustainable goal - step by step. >> craig cox, it's great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much. . >>> michael eaves is back with sports with an update on the miami dolphins hazing standard. >> everyone wants to hear from jonathan martin, including the dolphin

an official tells cnn the numbers reported by the journal are not official and that final official dataor the first month of open enrollment is not ready. -- obamacare. according to a cnn analysis, more than 344,000 people have signed up for obama care but have not yet technically completed the roman process. call that number does not include application submitted and paper or by phone. here's stanley roberts and found some people behaving badly. -who. >>stanley: if i were a police officer and i just simply have to, let's say it like a bunch of tickets it would be simply great if the violator is lined up for you. however if i were a cop chances are this people would be on their best behavior or not. this lady appears to have no idea there is a hands free law in california. this is the line of violators waiting for their turn not to get a ticket but to enter the parking lot and trader joe's on masonic. three and a masonic to be exact, let's see i could cite for driving with you vision obstructed, yet the drive with the disabled have passenger hanging in the window could land you a ticket

its own chaotic success will quadruple the number of commenters has received an official time official data says they're around seventy million collectors the chinese takes the seventeen years and even trained as an experience competitive global market though the smallest auction houses a full account of its tradition tends to explain the higher number of workers in china. copying the best pieces in studio art rather than a taboo. businesses often capitalists from us. in the province of helmand which is around eight hundred km south of beijing. the whole village focuses on producing big bro and statutes one of these companies has agreed to open its doors to us. ten to eleven were polishing the pieces to make them smoother nicer way. once this is done we'll start the process to make them each a little colder. now apply to attend to a hopeful one after being doused with chemicals the bronzes are varied for months. the forgeries were then shipped off and sold by go betweens and antique markets. what's on the go are high quality imitation bronzes can be confused with real ones. even some expert

officials tell cnn that the numbers reported by the journal are not offical and that's fine officials datafirst month of opening a road and is not ready. according to cnn analyst, more than 344 a thousand people have already signed up for obama care. >> a victory for gay couples in hawaii. where a senate is expected to pass a bill that will legalize same-sex marriage today. the bill would allow gay couples to where it starting december the second. >> the gpa is are okay and their test scores are top- notch. some high schoolers are not passing the social media test, many colleges now have. according to a recent study from kaplan, 31% of 381 admission officers surveyed say, that they check and applicants social media page to learn more about them. that is up 5% from last year. 30 percent say that they found something that would hurt an applicant's chances. that figure is down 5% perhaps suggesting that students are more mindful of what the post. >> coming up on the kron4 morning nils. one bay area boy is becoming batman . we will show you how all the make a wish foundation is making this pos

the health and human services spokesperson says the notes are not official data on enrollment.is month. >>> a harrowing ordeal and narrow escape after a school bus plunged off a low bridge and into a frigid, fast-moving creek. it happened in douglas, kansas, 30 miles southeast of wichita. the bus winding up partially submerged on its side in the water. the children managed to escape through a hatch before help arrived. >> a couple of kids were yelling and a couple of kids were crying. i thought i was going to die. >> what was going through your mind. >> that i would never, ever see my grandma again. >> none of those children were injured but obviously traumatized. the driver is being treated for hypothermia. investigators believe he might have run into standing water before hydroplaning into that creek. >>> big tech firms demanding tougher laws to stop intelligence agencies like the nsa from breaking into their data centers. facebook, google, apple, yahoo! microsoft and aol all demanding greater transparency in surveillance programs. >>> the annual new york city marathon taking

who runs a training camp he has a you tube channel and has access to official s.e.a.l. data base. >> there are fewer than 10,000 of news 70 years that are alive. so there are no shortage of clowns out there stealing that. for profit. to gain respect, or to intimidate people they'll tell you they're seals. >> reporter: berg asked if he was a s.e.a.l. >> no. he was not. >> when you heard those words what is your reaction? >> if he was claiming to be a navy s.e.a.l., and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he be willing to distort? >> reporter: bookberg took his concerns to the superintendent. >> did he talk about being a navy s.e.a.l.? >> yes. he did. >> confronted with his life, mimms allowed to resign from tech high nochlt mention of the controversy in the local papers. mimms just cited personal reasons. but after many phone conversations, e mails and texts, bruce mimms agreed to do something most phony navy s.e.a.l.s refuse to do. answer questions about why he did it. >> lack of self worth and sprinkled with ego. and arrogance. it's a toxic brew. makes you

data to meet safety requirements. hokkaido railway company had been suspected of files to find the detail shortly before the transport ministry conducted an audit. company officials said the firm falsified data before the special safety inspection in september. mr darcy on it after cargo train he reeled in september. the accident occurred because adjustment work was not carried out. gee i hope that the executive not the content of a company employee animated tempering today that today said there were discrepancies between deron inspection data on track with its eye records in the company's database. he said the discrepancies were found on passing tracks and railway forks. japanese food like eating sushi and it can get famous around the world but their numbers in a faraway country have fallen in love with a lesson on specialty japanese style rant an hq will show that bill has the story. these remain introduce a new gun in the nineteen not out to a bakery in dubai. this helped the team in his pants and see soon after opening in april cheer up calls to find the red bean bun. not just one more thing that i want to tell you. don't be conned to miss this. the main dome

who runs a training camp he has a you tube channel and has access to official s.e.a.l. datae. >> there are fewer than 10,000 of news 70 years that are alive. so there are no shortage of clowns out there stealing that. for profit. to gain respect, or to intimidate people they'll tell you they're seals. >> reporter: berg asked if he was a s.e.a.l. >> no. he was not. >> when you heard those words what is your reaction? >> if he was claiming to be a navy s.e.a.l., and he was distorting what the truth was, what else would he be willing to distort? >> reporter: bookberg took his concerns to the superintendent. >> did he talk about being a navy s.e.a.l.? >> yes. he did. >> confronted with his life, mimms allowed to resign from tech high nochlt mention of the controversy in the local papers. mimms just cited personal reasons. but after many phone conversations, e mails and texts, bruce mimms agreed to do something most phony navy s.e.a.l.s refuse to do. answer questions about why he did it. >> lack of self worth and sprinkled with ego. and arrogance. it's a toxic brew. makes you act

we'll wait for the official data, but we don't really need it.what it did. that may mean something for the insurance adjustment, for record-keeping. the toll is in what's obvious. it's also cold today. 25 degrees colder than it was yesterday. for these people to face the day, it's a cold reality and cold weather as well. they have each other. that's going to mean a lot, guys. >> it is sunny there. at least not raining. hopefully they can pull something out of the wreckage of those home there's. chris cuomo, doing a great job in washington, illinois. thank you so much. >>> about five minutes after the hour. we have been watching history this morning unfolding before our very eyes. >> right. for the first time ever the dow passed the coveted 16,000 mark. paul, writing the story on cnn money about this milestone. it's pulled back a little. it is a milestone but a good marker for people to remind them what a great year they've had. >> this has been really amazing, the year. dow up more than 20%. they're the larggard. stocks are just really on fire. >

data. asked if they would stay below 50 workers. 59 % of franchise owners and 52% of nonfranchise owners. there's a lot of debate about this. unclear whether or not it shows up in the official government data. right now this survey of 400 franchise and nonfranchise owners suggesting there is a substantial impact of the aca on employment. >> steve, stay with us. we want to talk more about this. want to bring in jimmy, columnist and blogger at american enterprise institute and also a cnbc contributor. you say the job numbers don't support these claims. explain. >> as steve said you really don't see it in the government numbers. listen, that survey was a survey of, what, 400 or 500. the government's survey is 60,000. you don't see it when you look at part-time jobs. that's goth gone down this year up. don't see it if you look at the average work week. you would expect to see it in both those places. you don't see it. it may have an effect in the future, a modest effect. if you look at the effect of employer mandate on hawaii and translate to national numbers, maybe 400,000. but i just don't see it. i realize that's -- i realize the survey says what it it says but it's a pretty

the chinese government official according to data released by the national statistics in october. top with temperatures hitting like beijing shanghai rose by twenty percent. the continued the rising house prices above the center of gov into larger bring to the housing property tax. the article implied unified group a registration system would help the collection of housing property taxes. the article that can be unified and trade system would encourage people to hide it. the patients are rising house prices. then decrease investment houses and of course on the market the article noted that large in the range of property tax would be very useful curving house right. due to the system. officials would rather kill off the cuff that element is it. this would also increase the supply of houses which will lower prices. the article also pointed out the registration system can also help crack down on corruption within the government. based on previous cases the corrupt officials and prefer working out the pride in that attack the article claimed that did you get the drill team registratio

official pmi data shows manufacturing activity is at its highest level in 18 months. so what does this say about the second largest economy in the world? find out what analysts are saying on our website and remember, you can also follow us on twitter@cnbc world. >> right. we have had various questions in. and one is very specific, so let's get that. we've got our guest hosts with us, julian and chris. julian, the question about your company, very basic and to the point question. how are you going to get paid in curtis on and can there be a fiscal resolution in kurdistan. >> we are paid in kurdistan. >> how do you get paid is wa he's asking? we are currently trucking, we are at third quarter imf the middle of this week and we will make 3 to $400 million of revenue. >> how about the politics in the region? and the longer term situation is we have now built a pipeline directly from kurdistan to turkey. >> do you have security issues with that pipeline? >> no. kurdistan is a very remarkable place and the pipeline is buried -- >> relations with turkey are improving, but wh

it's not a health check on the official data as well as being early. >> still do 9:00 a.m.? he air but the federal data's at 8:30, other data's at 10:00. you've got nice space to wedge. >> yes. it will be 9:00. we like that time. >> perfect. it did rebound this month, 57.1. chris williamson joining us. congratulations as well. >> thank you very much. >> back to dominic chu, a marfl. >> some investors are never satisfied. lionsgate, shares falling 8.5% after "catching fire" failed to meet sky high expectations of box office forecasters. sequel netted $161 million in u.s. and canada, but it wasn't enough for some wall street investors. i haven't seen it yet but i'll try to see it at some point. >> i saw it friday. loved it. i wondered if some of the weather here is impacting names where people have to leave their house in the northeast this weekend. you have to ask the question. >> too cold to go outside. i stayed inside. >> thanks, dom. and auction over at sotheby's over the weekend brought in serious cash for apple products. ge golden ear buds $461,000. we'll bring you the pr

data gaps. i was a local elected official and we worked very hard to get schools to collect data on incidents of violence in the school and, frankly, there's a lot of data integrity issues involved. you don't want to be the school that has the highest number of incidents in your district. and so there's a built-in perverse incentive to sweep things under the rug. and so part of the challenge moving forward and i have had many conversations with superintendents and law enforcement officials as well about how we can address this data integrity issue and how a school won't be hoisted by their own petard because they had the courage to collect the data when other schools kind of look the other way. so, again, it's a hard question to answer in ways that are other than anecdote. there have been survey data and things of that nature, but i feel uncomfortable saying unequivocally this is what we know, these are the trends. i like to be evidence based and i'm not sure the evidence allows that. >> roslyn, challenges to you and secretary duncan. >> for the first time you can see data for the first time abo

while it will be another week before we get official enrollment data from the obama administration, some interesting indicators from a commonwealth fund survey. fewer than 1 in 5 merndz who could be eligible under obama care said they visited healthcare.gov. while 60% of those polled know about the online marketplaces, only slightly more than half are actually aware of the availability of subsidies. of those who visited the exchanges, 21% said they had actually enrolled. among early shoppers 1 in 5 is younger than 30. while more than half are between 30 and 49. 73% describe themselves as being in good or excellent health. while 1 in 4 say they're in fair to poor health. now, tomorrow marilyn tavenner will be back on the hill testifying. that hearing gets under way at 10 a.m. on wednesday kathleen sebelius will be back as well, testifying before the finance committee. back to you. >> bertha, thank you so much. the obama administration set a target of 7 million people to sign up for the new health care plan by march 1 st of next year. that's 39,000 each day. the exact number of enrollees i

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and it's an uncommon thing so much for joining us we begin with president aachen is the safety data for official state visit to england where she wasted no time in boosting economic and diplomatic relations. this followed a royal welcome from the evening before where she received the pomp and pageantry of the british royal family the presidential office correspondence lessons to reports from london president says announce the time to take it over yet britain partnership to the higher level by further broadening economic cooperation speaking at the first meeting that the minister level joint economic retreat committee and that every effort to global ceo forum wednesday morning. president that the emphasis on the creative economy calling it a new attention to strengthening economic ties. the president aid korea and britain should carry out the first to realize a creative economy in various fields of hopeful content new digital industries and buy new industries to build what she called it new globally competitive model for growth president also stressed that korean and british companies to expand i

data. china's official day of activity in the spanish section sector for the month of october is out numbers from the national bureau of statistics show that october's my midsection pmi came in at fifty one point full growing at its size toothpaste in eighteen months. don't leave any signs of drivers of the class. nick stevens he joked i have some effect expected to grow at the spa. in eighteen months official figures clock in the country the official pm by fifty one point four fold over higher than the fifty ne and two were expected by the market. a number above fifty indicates expansion and they say the government's economic reform policies starting to take always in woodstock and nineties the corner. we are we. she was a major driver of cobras pmi numbers. look for production going. pollard is positive as well manufacturing activity of a large enterprise is going to fuss and fifty two point three medium sized enterprise is actually going to affect the activity was smaller firms stealing conceptual coming and what he is going quite well too don't we each year. the key to the pmi reading fo

the data is from 38 states. officialta won't be released until sometime later this week. on monday, health care research firm alavare put out a report saying states operating their own online exchanges have signed up about 49,000 people, which is 3% of the enrollment predictions for all of 2014. the congressional budget office said as many as 7 million americans were expected to sign up for private health insurance via online marketplaces next year. a spokesperson for the department of health and human services says they can't confirm the number cited by the journal, but said the anticipation always anticipated the initial figures would be low and increase over time. "the washington post" says when the government did release numbers, it would count people who bought a plan along with those whose purchase is still pending. they're pushing the government to allow them to sign up people who are eligible for subsidies directly instead of through the federal system. the times says the white house is resisting that idea, partl

largely because the government agency that is dealing with the risk and disaster did not have the official datase communication lines are down across the country. the secretary of interior had gone to the area worst affected and the government cannot get in touch with him because the power and communication lines are down across that whole region. what we also know, part of the area that's being badly hit just got hit by an. >> quake last month. more than 5,000 people left homeless, more than 200 killed. those people had been spending their lives in tents and now they're being moved to evacuation centers, hoping they are safer but as we hear, this storm continues to pummel the area. >> kathy, thank you for the report. police stay safe, just to highlight what's going on here. we'll keep following it throughout the morning. the worst is unknown, many of the areas being hit hard currently are remote. 5,000 people already displaced from an earthquake living in tents. imagine the exposure they have. the next thing as it goes over the sea of china it won't slow down much. then you have vietnam and so

the administration still has not released official data on how many people have actually enrolled inerators were receiving approximately 30,000 requests for paper applications each day. chris? >> all right. joe, i'll take it. thank you so much for that. >>> in today's human factor, dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to a man who turned his diagnosis into an opportunity with the line of clothing for those with limited mobility. >> right there. good job right there. >> reporter: for more than three decades now, don horton's life has been mostly football. >> one, two three. very rewarding experience. >> reporter: then in 2006, don bab became one of the 60,000 americans diagnosed every year with parkinson's disease. perhaps the worst day came in 2009. that's when don found himself unable to button his own shirt. russell wilson, now a quarterback with the seattle seahawks, helped don with their buttons so their team could get back on the road. >> it's a humbling experience. you can see it there. you've done it before. seems so easy for everybody else to do. >> so many challenges he was going

but according to our own data and two un data it's illegal fishing was officially the second to producer of fish stocks globally it was the second to producer do you understand and we're talking of an industry of approximately ten billion you were there year dick of the sokoto maybe if. it's a day that illegal fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. maybe douglas not billion dollars is a lot of five hundred billion francs if we could channel five hundred billion each year to one of our small states. mauritania senegal. gambia that would allow those states to develop very quickly. do you think your argument about attorney came bang that credential example muslim democracy that was able to separate the it's really engine from its economy still can be applied to these day that's a fair point what i spoke about in the book was how ways gokey had done something being a complete basket case and make it go away with hyperinflation and video of all it die you get all the time so it seems so much economic success and i think that was great but the problem there is of course they do one day

data. a 7 month investigation. officialsan invisible web of our personal data without consent. >>> a judge in san jose dismissed a lawsuit accusing apple of violating its privacy policy. they claim it allowed apple to send personal information to third parties. the judge found the plaintiffs were unable to show how apple misrepresented its policies or how they were harmed. >>> another jite is getting the call to -- giant is getting the call to fix the healthcare.gov website. they are switching from advisory hewlett-packard -- verizon to hewlett-packard. medicare and medicaid has already begun the switch over. hewlett-packard had no comment. >>> china says it can explain everything. the reason it declared a new air defense zone in an area controlled by japan. >> and good-bye to a piece of honeymooner history. >> after the break, to the holiday weekend forecast, which day will be the warmest so you can plan your saturday and sunday. see you back here. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to fin

submissions and more than fifty meetings that data protection law was approved by the committee on civil liberties justice and home affairs in stocks pared officials say it's more difficult the new data protection directive is politically sensitive because it deals with data handling by national security agencies which is a member state competence. the regulation is commercially challenging because it sets rules for companies to you. together the legislation is seeking to harmonize data protection across all member states can get users' privacy by the faults including the right to a research the right to raise as the ride which exist in europe since nineteen ninety five. in all eu member states its lowlands every individual has arrived to us owes a duty stuff it's his or her person at a time. whenever it wanted so that's also tested imitation of christ is to present a date i use cloth freedom of expression purposes for me the oppressed whatever. then of course there is an opposition to that denotes so if the state has the right to retain the state our company sold out some limitations to its bad to general approach is studying the major rides effe

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you know some officials say the leaking of classified data indeed jeopardizes national security to what extent do you agree or disagree with that. course national security is a very serious issue and there are permissible limits to freedom of expression and person freedoms according to national security and they are well prescribed in international law our concern is that the u.k. government has simply gone way beyond what those normal prescribed limits are. and therefore the oversight and accountability of those actions is very much a question. well you know the chief of the u.k. spy asian. these will be testify expected i should say to testify in public this week what do you expect to hear from them what would you like them to say. probably more of the same i would have thought this very open ended argument that the mass surveillance that's taken place is crucial to national security without any kind of substance or significant evidence to support that and that the guardian . media besides what the guardian has somehow violated and undermines national security. intelligence officials

it says most of the data that police and other officials want is about stolen and lost electronic devices. federal law keeps apple and other tech companies about going into detail about those information requests. >>> the golden state warriors are cashing into their success on the court. the team has sold out all of their season tickets. that is a franchise record of $14,500. they have sold out 40 consecutive home games. the most since the 1995 season. and this is cool people with season tickets to the 49ers will now be able to buy and take home their actual seats from candle stick park. single seats are not for sale. you can only buy them in pairs. for $649. the general public will be able to buy a pair of seats for $749 starting on december 9th. the 49ers say most of the proceeds will benefit parks in san francisco. >> that is fun to be able to do that. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, breaking news from sunnyvale that we first reported at 4:30. a statewide amber alert has been issued for a to week old baby taken from his apartment. >>> and developing news from san francisco. >>> go

officials say this program primarily monitors call data. if an international call is made to or from the u.s., some of the u.s. phone numbers' digits are masked by at&t. this according to the government means the cia isn't breaking the law. the agency is prohibited from spying on u.s. citizens in the u.s. however, it's not clear what oversight, if any there is over this program. the release of information by whistle blower edward snowden has been marked by protests from companies like google and apple. they insist customers' information is only handed over as ordered by the courses. >> at&t has a history of voluntarily handing over in facts to the government. now it seems the company is actually making some money from sending information about its paying customers. >> an uproar over the u.s.'s surveillance operations. at&t's interest in buying vodaphone might be controversial. >> it has become al part of the surveillance state. most of the time it doesn't involve an american but that would raise privacy issues for european countries if they

data. and several former senior obama administration officials said the agency drew on it for both americans and foreigners. >> right. so with that description we can assume that every bit of data out there, right, every mortgage, every purchase, every meal, every phone call, every e-mail -- and, again, because of the ability of supercomputers to digest this material -- is available. so one would have to be extremely naive to think this is a power that will not be abused. and the question really is what can you do about it? and i will, i'm going to offer a solution, because everybody gets bummed out if we come here and it's all depressing, and what can we do. and i think a solution existed, not a perfect one, and it came up during the negotiations over the reversal of glass-steagall in the '90s. i happened to cover it for the l.a. times. and the financial services modernization act which was the basic piece of legislation. and an odd coalition form that said if you're going to marriage insurance companies and commercial banks and investment houses, you are emerging an enormous amount of info

show a system und attack, bucks.g the state someig ju so far this ar, officials have notified 23,9 individual californians tha their data has been compromised. >> the smer of 20 -- >>on't double my tes. >>residential prary election time. officialsotice an unnormal surge in traffic. re than 1 mlion hits a minute. an attempt t disrupt the eltion processings. in miami-dade, florida, international mputer hackers tried to break into couy and state computers to access sentee ballots. both examples cybertacks on publicomputer system putng thousands of people's priva information up f grabs. using the state of lifornia's own computer data, we diovered similarttacks happening on lifornia computer stems >> we're under attack every cond of every day. >> michelle robinson is the chief informaon security ofcer at califoia's department of technology. >> we all shoul be concerned. >> reporter: this she gave us an california's mane da center one of five computer centers that storevery byte of data from personal health records t criminal charges and social serity numbers and t record california goes extreme lengths to proct the number. >

constituents complained about surveillance to their elected officials, the house of representatives nearly passed a bill to end the phone data collection program. it was defeated but several members of congress have introduced bills to reform or end the programs altogether. still, the nsa enjoys support from some powerful lawmakers. >> i listen to this program being described as a surveillance program. it is not. there is no content collected by the nsa. there are bits of data: location, telephone numbers that can be queried when there is reasonable, articulable suspicion. i so regret what is happening. i will do everything i can to prevent this program from being cancelled out. senator, i don't have any questions. >> it is ironic that not only is diane feinstein, who's a democrat, one of the most devoted apologists of the nsa, the position that she occupies in the senate, which is chair of the senate intelligence committee is the position that is supposed to be devoted to overseeing the intelligence community, serving as a watchdog over it, and yet they've managed to put and install into that position, one of the most slavi