white house spokesman jay carny is calling the republican investigation a politically motivated phishing expectation. >> that's what you do as you attack the investigation and rely on the fact that you try to make it political. i am a prosecutor by profession, and trying to look at this thing disately . by virtue of that experience, i know the kind of information that is shared within the justice department. we have whistleblowers and they brought documents that include affidavits of probical cause that is wire tapped. highest level they are making representation to the court regarding certain facts that are brought to the attention at the highest level of the justice department . we know information that is before them and in my mind, it is a direct connection and now the question is, who knew what and what did thea do once they were confronted with that information? to me the frustration is not just stone walling but the evidence as well that there is intimidation by the justice department of some of those people who were whistle-blowers. >> is there a cover up that is going on right n

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the white house charged the committee is engaging in, a quote, tax-payer-funded election-year phishing kpek diggs and offering a partial release of it. it wasn't enough to stop it. steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: all 23 republicans on the committee voted for contempt. all 17 democrats were opposed. >> the ayes have it. >> reporter: u.s. attorney eric holder possibly headed to a contempt vote on the house floor. president obama tried to prevent it, invoking executive privilege, denying house republicans internal documents on fast and furious, the kind used in criminal cases and often withheld from congress. everyone agrees that gun-running sting went barkd letting mexican gangs walk away with 2,000 assault weapons. >> who knew about fast and furious, when did they know about it, and how high up did it go? >> reporter: the house has expected holderknew. >> what in the world is he exerting executive privilege for? he's either part of it or not. >> reporter: democrats talk about it's not about gut guts. >> it should. be a witch hunt against our country and our president in an elect

they attack by phishing. threw advertisements and by fraudulent messages on social media sites. they attempt to trick their victims to click on a bogus link that redirects the victim to a server that downloads malwear on their program. it captures the banking credentials and allows the criminal to steal the identity. losses experienced by financial institutions and their customers as a result of cyber related fraud has declined even as the number of attacks has increased. the organization and its members recognize the threat both to the effect eed institutions and the consume confidence. as part of our active efforts to counter act the threat of corporate account takeover, the organization formed the act takeover task force. it consists of 120 individuals. it has completed a report and it recommends three main areas of focus. prevention, detection, and response in order to ensure an improved and effective defense against account takeover. the membership has taken steps to limit cyber crime and corporate account takeover, nonetheless, corporate account takeover attempts cannot be

phish comes in max because part of the debt collection problem is well the middle class and poor have actually no money to pay whatever back taxes they might owe and this leaves the big fish and this is a particular challenge lies in what mr legace tax collector calls the big fish the eighteen thousand three hundred off shore businesses belonging to wealthy greek individuals and companies there's a huge pool of money out there but they have no way of accessing it right so there's offshore money of course a lot of us institutions. j.p. morgan and but when j.p. morgan get to the trouble they reach in and just take the money from their customers i think there are them of global so there's people who think that they're going to save tax or save their wealth by hiding it offshore they're not going to keep it from jamie dimon who's just stealing money left and right right out of customer accounts they need to do something more intelligent like buy gold well you know speaking max those who are forced to go fishing because you know their whole economy and banking system has collapsed around t

now the greatest risk for the average individual affected by this breach is being the victim of a phishing scam. so you ought to watch out for e-mails that come through asking you to interin information. >> >> we asked the san jose state work -- because no social security numbers were divulge, they really don't have to contact students. >> santa clara is crying foul t city is planning to appeal the decision to pull $30 million from the new stadium at santa clara. the board said the money would be better spent on education, it has the power to change its mind after a new law allows the state to pull redevelopment funds from the city. this battle could go to court, as construction on the stadium will continue despite the set back. >>> the search is on for a red county man who may have fallen into the san francisco bay. a man walked toward the edge of pier 32, and when they looked back for him a moment later, he was just gone. earlier today the coast guard searcheded the water from the bay bridge to alcatraz but found nothing. >>> a -- the property on the corner of paisley road and park boule

it looks like this was a phishing scam that went on.rs have already had their passwords reset by linkedin. two takeaways here. if you get a phishy e-mail from linkedin, think twice before opening it after this hacking. the second is, it's so important to make sure you have different passwords from linkedin to all your other social networking sites. if you are somebody who experiencing a hacking, whether it was this week or in the future, god forbid, that you're not vulnerable on your other sites as well. >> thank you so much, morgan. quickly, fast food with taco bell, they're going upscale? what's that about? >> they're going upscale. looking to target that casual lunch crowd that chipotlchipotln dominating much like we've seen with burger king and wendy's. >> thank you very much. >>> the scream court's decision on health care reform could be coming monday. the options facing the justices and the potential fallout. i'm here with carol, flo, and karen for a girls night out talking about activia. i tried it and my body felt so right, for

congressional republicans are focused on this tax paid funding year phishing exection.expe>> this is about justice for the people of the united states of america. >> trading charges over the investigation in what went wrong with operation fast and furious. what is yourr sense of where things sphand now. are house republicans reach is the obama white house in a cover up. >> the cover up is pretty strong now. there is no evidence that this is not executive privilege made because of presidential communication which is where the strongest privilege lies are involved here. this is internal justice department deliberations . so far as we know don't involve the president or the white house. what they are saying. we have to have confidentiality and not have congress snooping in our internal deliberations. the courts recognized some privilege in that area but not much. i think it is a frivolous claim. there was a false letterr here and evidence of cover up and the committee is trying to see who said what to whom and when and what the process was. this is the kind of things that

>> linked in and e-harmony were the targets of what's believed to be a phishing scam. with linked in, 150 million users around the world, about 4% of those users. 6.5 million people, were the targets of this hack. they had their passwords stolen. linked in has already reset those passwords, but there are several security take-aways for you, the user, to consider now that this has happened. the first one, if you start to get phishy e-mails from linked in, think twice before opening them. the second takeaway here, if you use the same password on different sites, linked in as well as all your social networking sites, you might want to diversify and change those. if you were one of targets, if you have the same password, it will make you more vulnerable on the other sites as well. >> what about the fast food chain taco bell going upscale? >> taco bell is getting fancy. next month they're getting ready to release a slightly more upscale product line. it's been created by a celebrity chef, and this is sort of trying to take some market share back from the casual lunch giant

always recommend users to change their passwords directly on the site, to be aware you could get a phishinge someone who's trying to get you to go to a rogue site e-mails you and asks you to go to the site. go to the site directly, and change your password. linkedin says they recommend you change your password every couple of months. it's a hassle but could be worth it in the end. the other idea is if people use the same password on every single site, if one site gets hacked, you could be in trul. you should try to use different passwords on different sites. >> have to stay vigilant. thanks. >>> a live look from capitol hill where eric holder being grilled about the fast and furious gun program as well as the voter i.d. battle. >>> plus, talk about a role reversal. would have thought bill clinton would be the republican's favorite democrat? i'll have a chance to talk with charlie rangel. has bill clinton become a liability for president obama? [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nati

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rick: so, basically these are companies out there sort of phishing? it same thing as you get the spam e-mails in your in-box, it is the same idea but now this is really intrusive because a lot of times when you get a text message, people's phones beep or ring or do something. this isn't something you can just sort of ignore, right? >> that's right. a lot of these texts are coming in, 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning and it is very disruptive. the text messages themselves are often false or deceptive. and on top of that as peter mentioned you could be paying to receive these. jenna: peter, i got this text message during our show. and what is interesting about it, peter. it is to my work number. so not a number i get text messages at. is there anything i could do? i called the number but if somebody is getting junk text messages how do we stop them from coming in. >> there is number of things you can do. you're in a blackberry but i'm not 100% sure if there are apps that can help with that but there are android. one is called postman and one is

cyber criminals continue to attack business customers computers by phishing which remains the most popular form of attack, through malicious advertisements and by fraudulent messages on social media sites. in each case the cyber criminals attempt to crick their victims into clicking on a bogus link redirect the unknowing user to a server thatdown loads malware onto the victim's computer. this software includes a program that captures the users online banking credentials as he types them and allows the criminal to impersonate -- to create fraudulent financial transactions. over the past two years, losses experienced by financial institutions and their customers as a result of cyber-related fraud have declined even as the number of attacks as increased. the fsiac and the members recognize the threat to the affected institutions and to customer confidence posed by these criminal acts n 2010 as part of our active efforts to counteract the threat of corporate account takeover, the fsiac performed the account takeover task force. the task force consists of over 120 individuals from financial fir

that the house, congress in general, engages in political gamesmanship and theater and launches phishing expeditions. they send them here to get work done that's essential for the health of the american economy, for our nation security, creation of jobs. and they send them for legitimate oversight. that's one of congress' responsibilities and this administration has been enormously cooperative with congress. in its legitimate oversight function. >> press secretary carney in yesterday's briefing. president obama is heading to walter reid army hospital later today where he'll likely make remarks on the supreme court's decision on health care. the court, by the way, has handed down the decision on health care. the courts, and this is from the associated press, upheld the individual insurance requirement at the heart of president obama's health care overhaul. the decision handed the president a campaign season victory in rejecting arguments that congress went too far in requiring most americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty. chief justice john roberts announced the court's judgme

cyber criminals continue to attack business customers' computers by phishing. in each case the criminals attempt to trick their victims into clicking on a bogus link that directs the user to a server that downloads malware. this software includes programs that captures the users of on- line banking credentials and allows the criminal to impersonate the customer and create fraudulent transactions. over the past two years, losses experienced by institutions and customers as a result of fraud have declined, even as the number of attacks has increased. fsisac recognize the threat but to institutions and confidence posed by these acts. in 2010, as part of our effort to counter at the threat of takeover, fsisac formed a task force. it recently completed a report that recommends three areas of focus. prevention, detection, and response, in order to ensure an improved and is effective defense. fsisac and its membership have taken steps to limit cyber crime. corporate account takers cannot be stopped solely by the financial institution. all participants in the internet