european intelligence groups are able to just leave detain those they've just captured especially ryan cleary those are the police's way of easing the worries of governments all over the world making a big show arrested people and trumping up their importance and then just quietly releasing them in the media spotlight has faded if so i take pleasure in calling them out for it if there's a force you can't fight don't pretend to be winning just for appearances. now more fingers are being pointed at goldman sachs and this time it comes from another big business i think largest us bank is now being accused of manipulating the metals market by coca-cola he says the prices have become artificially high and the london metal exchange is investigating that issue but you could say that it looks like we might be seeing a strong pattern emerging here when it comes to those accusations of market manipulation goldman sachs definitely isn't the only player but their trail makes it a little easier to follow up courting the wall street journal and may goldman raise its forecast for metal commodities. that pri

touch because of the ability for users to remain anonymous confirmed clear his role saying that ryan cleary is not part of all sickly house one of our many legitimate chat rooms on his i.r.c. server but that's it now to top it all off scotland yard released a press statement on this teenager's arrest and it they set the teenager was arrested on suspicion of the computer misuse act and fraud act offenses and was taken to a central london police station where he currently remains in custody for questioning and the statement continues on saying at this point there is a no confirmation that the person arrested is a member of law however as the statement said he was arrested during a sting operation after attacks on intelligence agencies and international businesses now i'd just like to take a moment here point out what i think anyone who is on top of the activist movement might already know that it's damn near impossible to capture any one leader of the hacktivist movement not only do groups like anonymous and security purposefully work in a loose community without a strict hierarchy they're al

ryan cleary was questioned about serious breeches about the crime agency, the senate, and the c.i.a. our report. >> secret government data under repeated attack over the internet. bombarded with messages in an attempt to stop them functioning . they believe they have caught a ring leader. they arrested a 19-year-old man. police say it followed a number of cyber-attacks on businesses and agencies. they seized a significant amount of material. the man has been named as ryan mccleary. the u.s. central intelligence agency. it was a unit. they believe that suspect is linked to those attacks. they have also been forensically searching his computer for any recent attack of sony corporation. they say these attacks are real and highly devastating. >> it is like being in a roosm with no windows or doors. as you introduce human interest actions, you introduce vullnerability. >> the police have up to 96 hours to charge or release their suspect. but the battle will continue. bbc news. >> the headlines. the greek government has survived a crucial confidence vote and seeks to push through further a

british teenager has been charged with launching a series of cyber attacks overseas. 19-year-old ryan cleary is suspected of bringing down the u.k.'s equivalent of the f.b.i. authorities say he also has ties with the hackers that targeted sony, the c.i.a. website and the u.s. senate computer system. so far, he only faces charges in the u.k. it's not yet known if the f.b.i. plans to file charges in the u.s. >> tom: asia is home to more millionaires than europe, and the region may soon have more millionaires than north america. to be considered a millionaire, you have to have investible assets of at least $1 million. 3.3 million people fit that description in asia, second only to those in north america, according to a new report by merrill lynch. if you put all the assets held by millionaires around the world together, they would equal just under $43 trillion. >> susie: in the "money file" tonight, why you can stop worrying about lattes. here's ramit sethi, author of "i will teach you to be rich." >> america is obsessed with lattes. everywhere we turn, we hear a personal-finance "expert" naggi

somewhat interesting you mention but also like attack forces comes on the heels of the arrest of a lot ryan cleary in the u.k. who is associated with a group loosely do we have any other indication that this could be some sort of an effort of by the f.b.i. to investigate that group. we have a few news reports saying that is the use of her doing this to government officials talking on background that you know who are related who don't have any official information and so really i want to reserve judgment on the propriety of this and so we actually have but records and we see exactly what they're going after you know the largest amount is that the raid used all of the service or otherwise it's just that i've heard you get back to how i feel the data i mean this is like a printing press being used to i was libelous material material just use the books you don't mention press the usenet maybe a hundred other company that's going to devote a first amendment issue and that's the danger that's another great analogy and i'm just wondering i mean have your years of covering these kinds of issues have you s

do you think of a god they may have gotten scared off a little bit because of course ryan cleary was arrested in the u.k. although they say that they were only loosely affiliated with there were stories coming out that indeed the government was trying to create some sort of investigation to go after them and find them. the government will have a hard time finding these folks. very sincere between fear that. they pretend to be more than the or dumber than they are and they're actually comedians and they assume different forms. they're comedians i'm sure the like here and now what do you think of the way that the media really has joined upon the story i mean we hear on they want to show we've been covering anonymous we've covered all security since they first came onto the scene but then you even have you know the mainstream news organizations suddenly start reporting on them every single day. it's pretty shallow stuff. so it's kind of care to but it but there's very little information in most of these stories maybe of providing a racial discrimination that kind of report stuff that's

somewhat interesting you mention the lulz sec attack this comes on the heels of the arrest of a lot ryan cleary in the u.k. who is associated with a group loosely do we have any other indication that this could be some sort of an effort of by the f.b.i. to investigate that group. we have a few news reports saying that is. a very mr government officials talking on background but yes the two are related we don't have any official information and though i really don't want to reserve judgment on the propriety of this until we actually have the court records and we see exactly what they're going after it is a little worrisome of that the who really sees all of these servers or other ways to do this job for instance you just asked to copy all the data i mean it's like a printing press being used to i was driving with material material you seize the books you don't see just the printing press that's usenet maybe a hundred other companies so that's a little bit of a first amendment issue matter danger and we reached out to the f.b.i. and surprise surprise they did not. give us news scoop they just sai

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