raj rajaratnam has also been fined $93 million by the securities and exchange commission in connection's the largest fine against an individual in s.e.c. history. >>> all right, spying on the spies. wikileaks at it again. this time, the website is exposing the dark secrets of the multibillion-dollar surveillance industry. the database contains hundreds of documents that shine the light on methods used by secret services around the world, including hacking software and wiretapping technology. wikileaks warned that systems to infect every facebook user and every smartphone owner of an entire population are already on the intel market right now. >>> the reverend billy graham has pneumonia. doctors say the 93-year-old is responding well to treatment and is in stable condition. this is the second time graham has had pneumonia since may, but his spokesman says he's in good spirits. graham has met with 12 presidents, of course, dating back to harry truman. he began missionary work back in 1994. >>> wall street protesters desperately trying to stand their ground in two more cities this morning

be tried on charges he conspired to commit fraud with his friend convicted hedge fund manager raj rajaratnam. blankfein also testified at rajaratnam's trial. >> tom: online games giant zynga is on track for its stock market debut next month. the company is best known for internet games farmville and mafia wars. they are especially popular on facebook. it's preparing to kick off a much-anticipated roadshow to investors on monday. shares are expected to price on december 15. zynga filed for an initial public stock offering of up to $1 billion a few months ago. it's the most hotly anticipated tech i.p.o. of the year, after groupon. >> susie: as we spend more and more time online on sites like facebook and twitter, tonight's commentator says our real lives and our online lives are merging. he's harry lin, executive-in- residence at idea lab, a technology incubator in pasadena, california. >> there's an acronym used by some tech geeks called i.r.l. it stands for "in real life." you type "i-r-l" when you want to distinguish between the mediated, anonymous world of the internet and, well, real life

just ask raj rajaratnam, who got 11 years for doing it. but congressional lawmakers have no corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws even though they have daily access to nonpublic information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it. >> we know that during the health care debate, people were trading healthcare stocks, we know that during the financial crisis of 2008, they were getting out of the market before the rest of america really knew what was going on. >> that's steve croft on "60 minutes." but what was going on? he reports that gop congressmen like spencer baucus of alabama and fellow members of the house financial services committee why were getting dire top secret briefings on the crisis from the treasury secretary hank paulson. at the same time, according to "60 minutes," congressman bachus started making stock bets that the market would go down. his office says he never trades on nonpublic information, but the timing is certainly suspicious. bachus, his reported take on trades

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