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research in motion says the problem started with a router switch fail.it should not result in any lost e-mails according to the company. >>> the three american hikers who had been imprisoned in iran spent the day here in washington thanking an american university professor for his help in their release. the doctor wrote a letter to the iranian government asking for the release of the three. he wrote the letter after a plea from josh fattal's mother. he told news4 what amazed him is that all three used their time in prison as a learning experience. >> three human beings arriving almost unscathed and ready to give, to share with the whole world their sense of compassion. >> he met with sarah shourd after she was released and helped her while the two others in prison. >>> the reversal in the michael jackson trial. >>> the montgomery county council taken to task tonight. what the kids had to tell the council members. >>> we'll take you to the town where they're concerned about distracted driving, including >>> the fbi tracked down the guy who hacked e-mail a

. >> reporter: blackberry's most serious disruption in years began overseas on monday when a router switch failed then a backup system crashed. >> i have had no communication or e-mails for two days. >> reporter: the company insists it wasn't hacked and the problem is fixed, but the data traffic jam is massive. >> the backlog of messages, the traffic they missed, is making the system go down in bits and pieces as well. and apparently that's the reason why it spread through the united states today or last night. >> reporter: 70 million customers worldwide rely on blackber blackberry's record of reliability from executives to families, emergency workers to the white house press corps, even president obama. but in the last year the company's stock has fallen 65%. >> wall street just doesn't believe in the growth story here. they don't believe the management of rim has a handle on the future and will continue to grow. >> reporter: as blackberry struggles to resume normal operations, it's also under enormous pressure to prove it hasn't lost its touch. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> show

research in motion, the maker of the blackberry says the problem started when a router switch in europeailed causing a massive data jam. the late jest update on the company's website this morning says service levels on both overseas and in the u.s. have increased significantly, but delayed in service can still be expected. >>> warren buffett calls himself mega rich and now he's revealing just how much money he made last year. in a letter to kansas congressman, the billionaire investor says he made close to $63 million last year. buffett and representative tim hulescamp have been sparring in recent weeks of buffett's call for higher taxes on the wealthy. buffett has said the 17% tax rate he paid on his earnings is too low when compared to the x taxes paid by middle class earnings. >>> you may not have seen this on metro, but fellow riders could see passengers carrying the product of relieving themselves. the dutch railway company has no toilets on the train and has introduced bags for people who feel the urge and need and can't wait for the next stop. the inventor of the bag says once us

and we're trying to promote our scholars routers as well as writers you mentioned e-books. distributed. in the internet as one of the means of quick distribution and sharing of information but if i'm not mistaken prime minister putin recently declared a war on free distribution of wild books in the internet is russia going to sort of try to to put purple preferred regulations that. principle never declared war against internet and the did i met yeah yeah i limited access to it he had a meeting with the russian book union which is straight. association of russian publishers who actually know what they'd put up with yeah they would like to get something from from abandoned sea of offers from different you know other sites and internet introducing free or for. for free they pay me russian author any any piece. of literature so the problem in question is that how to fight against piracy how to organize the law enforcement again piracy in the help of internet. and. i would prime minister understands the insurance. he's introduced just a special governmental commission on you kno

. >> blackberry's most serious disruption in years began overseas on monday when a router switch failed and a back-up system crashed. >> i've had no communicational emails for two days. >> the company insists it wasn't hacked and the problem is fixed, but the data traffic jam is massive. >> the things that they missed is making the system go down in bits and pieces as well and apparently that's the reason why it spread to the united states last night. >> 70 million customers worldwide rely on blackberry's record of reliability from executives to families, emergency workers to the white house press corps, even president obama. but in the last year, the company's stock has fallen 65%. >> wall street doesn't believe in the growth story here. this don't believe that the management of r.i.m. has a handle on the future and will continue to grow. >> as blackberry struggles to resume normal operations, it's under enormous pressure to prove it hasn't lost its touch. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> now here's your "first look" at other news going on around america today. a 70-year-old wom

what began a few days ago as a service disruption in europe in which a router switch fail and a back-up system crashed spread to north america. experts say catch-up from the data traffic jam may last through the weekend. the timing could not be worse for blackberry. with major competitor, iphone, releasing a new instant messaging app. some loyal customers say, this is the last straw with blackberry after a string of outage and device glitches in the last year the company's stock has fallen 65%, closing yesterday at just under $24 a share. >>> blackberry is hurting and its company, r.i.m., as well. but markets were up yesterday on hopes of progress toward a european debt deal. let's take an early look at the markets as we get all up in your business this morning. cnbc's steve sedgewick is live in london. >> a very good day to you. the u.s. markets had a good run yesterday and at one point the dow jones industrials got itself back into positive territory for the year, it was up about .5% for the year, it came back a little bit and ended the session down .5% for the year and still up in th

so router switches and databases at. . we also make recommendations related to the weaknesses in the prosthesis that agencies may have to address -- in the processes that agencies may have to address. there are processes for testing and evaluating those controls and taking remedial action in correcting the vulnerabilities as they become known. and so we would have a number of recommendations that address these processes as well. and so we also look at the management side and have made recommendations to how well agencies and sure that physical security and personnel security are adequately addressed in there. we find that the general agencies to agree with our recommendations and take corrective actions, but several of these have not yet fully been implemented. in part because it takes some time to implement them. the ones i would say are most critical are the ones that deal with the processes and assure that they take adequate steps to test and evaluate their systems and take corrective actions over known witnesses becaus

realize that in order to build a network service, they had to put these things called switches and routers in a room that had high quality power, guard dogs out front, and not located on a fault line, right? since the advent of data centers. many companies enter into the market. it is not a trivial market to enter. the cost of building these things, by the way, is $1,000 per square foot, which is expensive even by california standards. cost of power dominates this. this has been an interesting space for a variety of reasons, and i will leave it

realize that in order to build a network service, they had to put these things called switches and routers in a room that had high quality power, guard dogs out front, and not located on a fault line, right? since the advent of data centers. many companies enter into the market. it is not a trivial market to enter. the cost of building these things, by the way, is $1,000 per square foot, which is expensive even by california standards. cost of power dominates this. this has been an interesting space for a variety of reasons, and i will leave it there, but datacenter clouds services is the other component being delivered, right? finally, i will introduce you to last things. first is something that have been very innovative about five years ago when jeff bezos said he would deliver computers and storage as a cloud service. everybody thought that he was crazy. like why the hell are you doing this? oh, can i say that? why are you doing this, right? they have not released public numbers, but their computers and storage class of service at this point in time is right on -- widely believed to be

developments now let's get some insight from jersey city sara flounders of activist group of activists this router so more and more people are joining the protests in new york as well as in other cities of the united states how far do you think this can go well we're certainly hopeful it has grown every day it's really sauza and strong now yesterday friday. i think more than ten thousand people there on friday sal's and there yesterday and then the police attack on the brooklyn bridge and on friday there was a protest about the police attack the week before where hundreds were arrested people badly beaten pepper sprayed assaulted in all manner of ways by the police and caught on camera seen around the world yesterday's massive arrest on the brooklyn bridge the number of arrested is up to seven hundred overall talking about those arrested when you were mentioning that there were the pits police brutality caught on video but also the n.y.p.d. had with these are video showing that they were given a warning saying that if anyone had gone to the brooklyn bridge they would be charged with public disorde

. >> reporter: blackberry's most serious disruption in years began overseas on monday when a router switch failed. then a backup system crashed. >> i have had no communication or e-mail for two days. >> reporter: the company insists it wasn't hacked and the problem is fixed, but the data traffic jam is massive. >> the backlog of messages, the traffic that they missed is making the system go down in bits and pieces as well. and apparently that's the reason why it spread to the united states today or last night. >> reporter: the timing of this could not be worse with blackberry in an all out fight with the iphone and android competitors. just today, iphone released a new instant messaging system. 70 million customers worldwide rely on blackberry's record of reliability from executives to families, emergency workers to the white house press corps. even president obama. but in the last year the company's stock has fallen 65%. >> wall street just doesn't believe in the growth story here. they don't believe the management of rim has a handle on the future and will continue to grow. >> reporter:

say that you won't get anything for free naturally without a smaller price yes and that is not a router and as a result unilateral decisions are taken at the third energy package for example which was adopted retrospectively from the expected this is only presented this would be considered unacceptable in the modern world but it is done despite all considerations we think ultimate goal behind this course of action is to bring down the cost of the product and to disrupt the market pricing mechanism which is closely connected with the price of crude in russia it is when you set the price in a centralized manner we depend on crude and with crude goes out the natural gas price goes up the crude drops so does the gas price but i don't think this is a farsighted approach to pricing because today the price for crude may be fairly high and tomorrow it may plummet and gazprom will suffer losses and the pirates on the contrary will benefit i don't think this is justifiable because of besides the natural gas market is very specific largely. depends on a concrete supplier that it is a mistake to in

meanwhile again for refuses to comment on their actions and bull goes to the border barricades the router is open now to syria trucks looking a breach just metres away from the destroyed world block suggests this battle is far from over better is like this one are scattered all across northern kosovo and they pretty much reflect the mood of the local serbs it seems they would never give in and accept the fact that they're living in a self-proclaimed state and in this book a me and melting pot nobody knows where this standoff go and the. troops are becoming get another frozen territorial dispute look serious and speed and see reporting from kosovo. and you can always find more stories comments and videos on our website our team dot com here's some of what we have for you online right now. america's use of collective punishment strips palestinians over two hundred million dollars the american congress blocked it in response to attempts to have palestine recognized at the u.n. plus. preparing for another great flood noah's ark sails again thanks to a dutch family who promises free seats on b

according to routers it is fuzzy with sounds delightful in a deny built way. he is the first american to be listed there, and while the president wasn't required to approve this, he will be taken off the list. i haven't been this exiesed about anything since my days calling races in ireland. >> i told you. everybody including myself is sick of the -- >> if bush did this thing. >> but if bush did this every lefty would be up in arms. >> it is terrible for the same reasons the enhanced -- the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques were terrible. it is an awful precedence. they were a bad men blah, blah, blah. how many years until an american citizen is executed or water boarded for no reason whatsoever. how long will it be? >> thoughts? >> how is this less important than the "gossip girl" thing? >> you are right. that's why we made this the later story because we flipped a coin. >> that's how ideas are made. >> actually we flipped a cone. that's what you call a call back. it is a bad one. >> it is a bad call. >> i think i am the most liberal one here now sc

according to routers he has been trying to work out a deal with private equity groups. all international businesses. that move would not likely please share holders since much of the value is based on international branches. >>> golf fans are talking about an unusual incident involving tiger woods in a pga tournament. >> guy came running on the greens and had a hot dog. >> that fan was not having lunch on the green. much more to that story straight ahead. >>> big news from netflix this morning. the change they say they won't be making. if you are driving on 237 you will see slow traffic here. another look at the south bay is straight ahead. come try the cheese inspired dishes on our $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. >>> on this first hour of trading the stock market shot up. netflix has been up more than 8 and a half percent this morning. that follows the news that netflix is dumping the plan to split the dvd and online streaming services. ceo announced the change in a blog post less than two hours ago. it was just a few weeks ago when netflix said it would sp

in canada and they're having problems with the routers.he core switch. they believe they can get it figured out but it's lasted now three day. hopefully they'll get it figured out very, very soon. >> lkly, mine is still working. thank you, dan. appreciate it. >>> a used car salesman accused of trying to hire a mexican drug dealer to knock off an ambassador. who is this guy? we're going to tell you about the man from this nice texas neighborhood, now suspected in a murder for hire scheme that u.s. is blaming on iran. i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played get the app. tels.com. >>> i want to focus on the prime suspect accused in a $1.5 million assassination plot. his name, mons orr arbab arbabsiar tried to hire a drug cartel member to kill the saudi ambassador to washington. the u.s. says the plan was conceived, sponsored and directed from iran. the suspect has spent m

they have multiple routers and multiple spotters. they also have some much money that some officers succumb to corruption. so it is critical that we do everything we can to protect our southern border but the southern border is not in chaos. it is not a war zone. there are tremendous resources that are put to work every day to keep us safe as reflected by that iranian case most recently. if you will agree you can get a very clear understanding of the federal strategy that exists and how they are working with local, state and other federal agencies including texas dps. >> will the gentleman allow the witnesses to answer? it has been tweet 10 minutes and it is 12:40. we have votes at 1:00. >> the frustrating part of this is in five or ten minutes someone that knows what is going on and takes issue with some of the things in the report can't get it done but if you will allow me for the record i will submit to you a written response to the report. >> and without objection. >> i will give general scales and general mccaffrey a copy. i don

for more we're joined by the bureau chief for routers. david, welcome. tell us more about the attack near the ministry of education in mogadishu. >> earlier this morning, a young somali man got in a truck laden with fuel and explosives and drove into a busy intersection in the center of somalia, the somali capital mogadishu and parts of it is controlled by african union troops and government troops. he rammed a gate at the compound, quite a few ministry buildings and detonated the truck, killing scores and wounding many. >> suarez: is this one of the worst attacks in terms of damage and loss of life? >> since it launched its insurgency in 2007 to fight the u.n. and western bank transitional government, this is is probably the worst attack in mogadishu itself. of course al shabab did strike in uganda's capital last year when suicide bombers killed 79 people watching the soccer world cup final. but in terms of devastation from a single attack in mogadishu, this must be one of the worst in the past four years. while an attack was expected, residents say the

as the take a look pay your seven their router they forecast a lot of changes to talk about.monday we will see enjoyable conditions 84 year in the spots, '70s around the bay and 60s along the coastline. we have a slight chance of rain as we head into the middle of next week. >>stanley: the east bay hills is a great place to enjoy a leisurely drive or a hike through the woods. it offers great views of the landscape and the watershed by the way it is protected. but, if you ever take time to look deep in the woods there is a possibility might see something else. that is exactly what happened to anthony payment during a hike that took him off course. tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will show you what is hiding in the east bay hills and why it is a direct result of people behaving badly. [yksww so i got this new job last week, but which is not cool. she was so fantastic. she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ]

we are followling breaking news, -- following breaking news, routers and several other news agencies are reporting gadhafi has been captured following recent developments in sert breaking news reports libyan leader gadhafi has been captured we will keep you updated as we get more information. >>> find out what is happening up on the hill a few weeks from the deadline for the super committee to find ways to cut more than a trillion dollars from the federal deficit let's check in with congressman chris van holland. always a pleasure congressman. been a little busy lately. >> i have indeed we have been working very hard to try to piece together an agreement the clock is ticking we've got until november 23rd to put together a package >> what is just the process been like so far? >> well, we have been meeting regularly to try to find a formula, that everybody can agree to, we've covered a lot of territory we need a lot of issues, and the key is to try to put a puzzle together, that works for all sides. it is going to require compromise, require everybody to make some really tough decision

routers is reporting the samsung president received an invitation to the memorial and will attend.t's reported he will have a separate meeting with apple ceo following the services to discuss business. samsung and apple are locked in a bitter court dispute over patents. today's private service is expected to take place on the stanford university campus. several top tech leaders are expected to attend. governor jerry brown is reportedly on the guest list. the "wall street journal" reports the nonprofit organization set up by jobs wife is helping organize the event. another service for apple employees is set to take place this wednesday. today's service cops as customers continue to line up to buy apple's newest iphone version. wireless carriers are reportedly seeing record sales. at&t said it set records for new iphone sales and activations of the sprint says this last friday is now the best retail day recorded in the history of the company. analysts predict a record four million iphones may be sold this weekend alone. >>> smart phones are not the only expensive items that people ar

i think the way war could come is essentially what bob said, that some router or parties is having some difficulties at home besides that going to the brink of war is a good way to distract the population, and then discovers, you know, unintentionally that it has created a real war, sort of like 1967. so you could easily get, you can imagine that sort of thing, but i suspect it's much more likely that you're going to see, you know, the types of rocket attacks, other sorts of things of that nature. >> doug? >> this was almost dealt with in an earlier panel, but not quite. and it hardly ever gets raised when we talk about possibly of an israeli attack on iran but it seems to me it needs to be. israeli military strategy has always been as quickly as possible to get the word to their territory. the next time around, it's possible, who knows, will be a war of missiles. not just mortar shells and not just rockets, missiles in other words, that you can drag edge of warheads that explode in the war. that city has these kinds of missiles, hezbollah has these kinds of missiles. hamas, 45 miles fr

you think of cisco, which provides the routers and switches that enable the internet. you think of apple as the great consumer electronics leader. and most of the and google for optical capabilities and in my book i go through all these and the israel test and show that all of them are crucially dependent on israeli innovations, innovations by israelis in the united states or innovations supplied by the design centers which these companies have established in israel. intel is the most dramatic one. whenever i hear people complain that israel somehow hasn't created or sustained any large company, i think intel -- intel is the leading semiconductor company in the world and int intel -- and intel -- intel from the beginning has been deeply and crucially dependent on israeli innovations. the 8088 microprocessor which was the original microprocessor in the ibm personal computer was the first processor designed at a -- at intel's design center in israel. it was founded by deb froman an israeli who developed the eprom which is the first solid state memory chip and which is ev

you see the router weakness in the economy unemployment above 9%, ingram -- income growth lowers puttingadditional pressure on the housing slowing the pace making people more vulnerable to losing their homes but apart from that we still have this foreclosure process essentially broke in, servicing framework that is not doing a good enough job helping people stay in their home or transition to other forms of housing and we are doing as much as we can with the authority we have to help people caught up in this crisis still and you are right to say it is still terrible. i think the most important things we can do now apart from doing what we can to make the economy stronger is to help more people refinance and even people underwater, to help transition more of the anti-vacant properties that exist across the country and to rental housing meg in financing more available to those which we are working on too that we need to continue to make sure that as many people as we can have a chance to stay in their home if they can afford to and we need to see banks and servicers and everybody do a much