he's had to travel to 27 countries as a secret service agent. s been rough on his family but they've stuck it out and ready to do it again. >> they do a fabulous job. what does the service say about all of this? >> the agency is fiercely nonpolitical. the agency would not comment on his candidacy. one former secret service officer said as long as he doesn't reveal any privileged information that he heard while he was on the detail, there shouldn't be an issue. other agents have run for public office and held it. so the he can do it if he can win. that's going to be tough. >> that's a big if, especially in maryland. >>> a banking giant hit by hackers. details of the latest attack that could be compromising your personal data. plus, republican presidential hopefuls about to face off in new hampshire. we're going to preview cnn's gop debate. with one very simple philosophy: every client, every time, no exceptions, no excuses. maybe that's why j.d. power and associates ranked us "highest in customer satisfaction in the united states." so, we thought

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and secret service, as soon as you became aware of the incident. and is this a typical response for epsilon to get law enforcement involved. >> well, we knew pretty quickly there had been data that had been download and had taken by somebody who wasn't authorized, and there was, it was a criminal act in our mind, and so we went to look for the right law enforcement to help us go after the bad guys. >> ok. and for you, mr. schaaff, i know at playstation had one heck of an april, but why did you conclude that notifying customers via the playstation blog was, as you stated, one of the best, fastest, and most direct means of communicating with customers? >> in the years that playstation has been in business, we have managed this blog, and it has become a very, very popular source of information for our customers about new game titles and all kinds of information related to playstation. and we know that it's a good way to get a message out to customers quickly. of course, that wasn't the only way we communicated with our customers. we did follow up with

to do it again. >> what is the secret service saying about it? >> they are being anti-political and don't want to get involved with it for obvious reasons. a former secret service agent said as long as he doesn't ever reveal any privileged information that he might have overheard while on the detail, there's no issue with him running. there have been other people who have been secret service agents, lieutenant governor of oklahoma is one. >> given the democratic power in maryland, he's got an up hill struggle. >> he does. >>> president obama going head to head against mitt romney. the results might surprise you. stand by. >>> and it's now potentially the deadliest e. coli outbreak ever seen. our scientists getting closer to determining the cause? new details coming into "the situation room." i think you'll find it's the vegetables. deliciously rich. flavorful! [ female announcer ] together at last. introducing new stouffer's farmers' harvest with sides of lightly sauteed farm-picked vegetables. find more ways to get to the table at letsfixdinner.

. >> that's because he is a former secret service agent who is on the presidential protection detail. >>> also ahead, one community could be the beginning of the end with the red light cameras. the police commissioner has voted to end the program but does it seat precedent for other communities. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. today is not about finding the time to do your homework. it's not about logging on to this week's class. today is a celebration, a triumph of dedication, a victory for that little voice that urges us on. today is a day to recognize that ordinary people can do extraordinary things, and to prove that not all heroes wear a cape. some wear a cap and gown. congratulations to the strayer university graduates of 2011. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> thanks for joining us this wednesday morning. his job was to protect the president and he is protecting the ideas of america and maryland by running for office. >> he is a former secret service agent who is running for maryland senate and says he disagrees with president obama's politic

he has gone from secret service agent to a political candidate.to this man who has thrown his hat into the ring in maryland. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago that danielle bongino would have taken a bullet for president obama literally. >> reporter: are you disappointed for him? >> i want to say personally, i have enormous respect for him. he treated me with dignity and respect. he is a wonderful man. i just disagree with the ideology. the country is going on the wrong path. >> reporter: he says it repeatedly. it isn't personal. as part of thepersonal. as part of the protective detail, he literally shadowed president obama for nearly two years, and president bush before that. he has nothing but compliments for both men personally, but there's a political fire in him, and he's quit a rising career to make a run for the u.s. senate in maryland. the odds don't favor him. he's a republican in a state that hasn't had a gop senator, if he wins the nomination, he'll challenge ben cad aren. when we question whether he has, he talks health care and recovery

. >> we will explain how her majesty's secret service is using an ohio bakery to combat terror him. >>> a storm finally over the move over the next 24 hours. coming up highlight shower chances and let you know when sunshine and warmer temperatures return for the bay area forecast. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] . >>> another security breach tonight for sony. a hacker claims he has stolen more than 100 names and passwords from a user database on the sewn any website and published them to the internet. just yesterday a group of hackers compromised the information of more than one million customers of sony pictures entertainment. these are just the latest in a string of attacks against sony that started in early april. sony has not yet commented about today's breach. >>> well, the death toll is rising from a new e.coli strain that first appeared in germany late last month. 19 people have now died in 12 diff

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i just hope the secret service placed kendra in an undisclosed location. folks, as a newsman, it's my duty to keep you inform about the swelling controversy that has cast a lengthy shadow over new york congressman anthon weiner. stretching the fabric of our national discourse and that robbing like a... he tweeted a picture of his schwantz. allegedly, allegedly. here's what we know, folks. first of all, he's not a republican. second, he's circumcised. third, four days ago representative weiner's twitter "sent a twitpic to a female college student over the twitter. now, i'm going to show you the photo right now. so send your children out of the room if you don't want them to grow up with massive inferiority complex. [laughter] jim. yowza. how did he even tweet that thing? that's at least 150 characters. [laughter] of course, the congressman claims he was hacked and has denied responsibility, but the question remains: is this or is this not representative weiner's chief of staff? because i don't know about you, folks. this does not sound like a denial to me.

marshal and secret service are involved. remember scooby-doo atl-101? 23-year-old denis coulson? to teach new sex tricks to a girl he was told was 15. >> oh, my god. i'm a [ bleep ]. >> after he's arrested, he's put in an unmarked car and taken to this ems station, where he will be questioned by law enforcement. his car is searched. police find directions to the house, along with condoms and marijuana. >> more tv in here? >> coulson is then brought to a room where he waits to be interrogated. that's where he meets harris county sheriff mike jolly, who finds out this isn't coulson's first run-in with the law. >> there are no get out of jail free cards. >> i don't want to tell my parents. i already done this. >> what have you been picked up for? >> let's just not talk about it. >> turns out scoobydoo had several prior charges. >> coulson, he had four prior charges from theft to simple battery, simple assault. some of these are aggravated-type crimes. >> but he was never convicted. tonight he will have four more charges added to the list. enticing a child for indecent purposes, obsc

rather disturbingly, it raised questions about potential involvement of the pakistani secret service,he isi. in his testimony, it should be said that headley had admitted 12 charges related to the mumbai attacks and has agreed to put the prosecution to avoid the death penalty. in his testimony, he said he carried out surveillance for them for the potential mumbai targets and potential targets in denmark and the isi had offered to fund the surveillance. when he acquired several hours of video, he handed it over both to lashka his isi handlers. this follows hot on the heels on the u.s. discovery of osama bin laden hiding in plain sight, as it were, just a few miles from the pakistani capital islamabad. >> are the disappointed on the not guilty verdict? >> they are disappointed in that he was acquitted of the most serious charge, which is direct involvement in the mumbai attacks. nevertheless, he is expected to face a very stiff sentence and a date is yet to be set for that hearing. >> the man picked by president obama to become the next u.s. defense secretary says he may ask washington

sheriff's office show up an hour ago so things are picking up and that will be the case when the secret service arrives for the security sweep. yesterday, mrs. obama was in pasadena talking about military servicemembers and their families. she is also taken up the cause of eating righ and exercising. she wants to eliminate obesity. alice waters is a big supporter of the campaign and so is cooking breakfast. it's unclear what mr. obama will be talking about today. but here were her remarks yesterday about how to help out military family members. >> so part of what we can do as individuals is look into our schools, our choice. , our community groups and just identify the people who are military families. that should be part of what we are trying to do all the time. and then those families will let us know what they need. some of them don't need help but some of them need help babysitting. >> reporter: tickets to this morning's event in berkeley are from $1,000 a plate for general admission to $25,000 to be a co- host. there is a luncheon in san francisco later today for $2,500 ahead. finally repu

. >> reporter: you're very fortunate to have a teenage daughter and have the secret service around. >solutely. >> reporter: that young man, knock, knock, knock, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> a little intimidating. i might invite him to the oval office, ask him for his gpa. >> reporter: you and your wife had very different childhoods. her mother and father, her father's very prevent, very strong. >> leave it to beaver. that's what i call michelle's family. mom, dad, brother, sister, same house, same neighborhood. and i was all over the place. without a father in the home. >> reporter: do you approach parenthood differently because you've had this different background? >> the interesting thing is, michelle and inhave the same values with respect to parenthood. she comes at it based on what she had, i probably come at it based on, to some degree, what i didn't have. >> reporter: were you aware, as a child, on father's day, i don't have a father. he's not here. >> it was a -- the kind of thing that, when you're young, you don't think about, and it's only in retrospect, as an adult, that yo

mark falkenhan was a career &pfirefighter in baltiiore county, beffre retiring to poin the secret servicea world war 2 hero. hero.frreeds and family gathered at ruck funeral homee honor and remember baltimore native master ssrgeant paul wiedorfer of he united states army. he waa the last "medal of honorr recipient. wiedorfer died last wednesday frommheart faalure at the age 3&assnee disappointing job numbers are out -- many are pointing the finger at pressdent obama for the tate economy.but the president's top economic advisor says obama's plan is working ---- creating jobs steadily over just a tough month. republicans coudln't disagree pore --- ssying thh president needs to get on board with them. "thii weekkhouse republicans met with the president, urged him to change course and work with us onnour plan for new &pjobs and economic growth in our country. and we hope he'll take us up on our invitaaion." invitation."talks of the economy ncluded raising the debt limit. bbt houue speaker boehner says --- that's not going to haapee without big sppnding cuts. coming p---a fun day turns scary a

secret service agent is his cousin. >> the gifts that he picked out with such thought and care startedarrive in the mail the same week. with each one we felt pain, brian's death. >> reporter: terry's family wants someone to take responsibility. the department of justice, inspector general is investigating and any gun walking that was taking place has been stopped. cbs news capitol hill. >> all right. we will check in with roberta. middle of the week. the weekend is almost here. >> you are always looking ahead. by the time the sunset at 8:32 we had a good 31-degree temperature span, beginning with pacifica at 63, mid80s in santa rosa, six degrees above normal in san jose and check out the numbers across the central bay in the 70s. these numbers now taking a huge nose dive. look at san rafel. tomorrow 75, san jose, let's go head and pinpoint your forecast. you should expect 76 degrees so a ten degree drop there. 76 also in vallejo, coast side 50s and 60s. morning drive grab the sweater or light jacket, you will need it. we have the big change in the forecast because the heat wave is over

she was escorted into the hotel where a small crowd of onlookers and secret service awaited her arrival. tickets for the event ranged from $1,000 to $25,000 for a seat. it is not clear what she came to talk about, but the if i recall has taken up the -- but the first lady has taken up the cause of eating healthy. so right in line with that mission, today's breakfast was catered by alice waters. we understand the chef whipped up some locally grown organic meals. in the crowd of onlookers was naomi. you may remember her. she is the same woman who crashed president obama's bay area fundraiser by singing back in april and got tossed out of the event. she didn't make it inside today. >> i didn't expect it to be easy. i mean, we were really lucky the first time. we had maybe beginner's luck. but we have all kinds of plans. we have a few things cooking. >> it was awesome to see her. i think i caught her on my camera. >> she waved at me. i feel so empowered by her as a mother, career woman, american. >> reporter: so not everyone is happy with the first lady's visit. some republicans have compla

and rather disturbingly raised some questions about potential involvement about the pakistani secret service, the i.s.i., because in his testimony, it should be said that headley has admitted 12 charges related to the mumbai attacks, but has agreed to help the prosecution to avoid the death penalty. but in his testimony, he said that he carried out surveillance on potential mumbai targets and potential targets in denmark. and the i.f.i. offered to fund the surveillance. and that when he acquired several hours of video, he handed it over both to lashka and to his i.f.i. handlers. this obviously raises some very important questions for authorities both here in the u.s. and in pakistan, following hot on the heels of the u.s. discovery of osama bin laden hiding in plain sight, as it were, just a few hundred miles from the pakistani capital islamabad. >> so prosecutors disappointed in the not guilty verdict? >> they're disappointed in that he was acquitted of the most serious charge, which is direct involvement in the mumbai attacks. but nevertheless, rama is expected to face a very stiff sentenc

. >> reporter: the owners haven't spoken to her majesty's secret service, so they have no idea how their sweets were chosen. the store may consider changing its slogan from oh, so sweet to double o so sweet. >> if somebody is fighting terrorism, we don't mind if we're mentioned in it in a positive way. make cupcakes, not war. >>> well it, could be the latest medical break-through, giving hope to women at high risk for developing breast cancer, the new option that could help prevent the disease. >>> and four americans among those sickened by an e. coli outbreak in europe, what the world health organization now says made hundreds of people sick. >>> and thousands run for their lives in chile as a volcano blows its top, how high some scientists say smoke and ash blew into the air. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ m

officers, coast guard, military personnel and secret service agents and fully funding all intelligence, watch listing and threats targeting functions. in addition the bill provides funding for the administration and the department of homeland security have failed. this bill makes up for nearly $650 million shortfall handed to us by the department through phony, unauthorized fee collections. it is irresponsible for the administration to submit a budget based on an illusion that congress is going to raise taxes or fees under the current economy. this bill also addresses the inadequate request for disaster relief funding and provides the resources to help our communities recover from natural disasters. like the unprecedented flooding across the mississippi valley, the tornados that devastated my home state of alabama a few weeks ago and of course the horrific tornado that destroyed much of joplin, missouri, just a little over a week ago. however, programs that have been underperforming and failing to execute their budgets or which have repeatedly ignored congressional directives to measur

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secret service agent robert higher is his cousin. >> the gifts that terry picked out with such thoughtnd care began to arrive in the mail in the same week. with each delivery, we felt the indescribable pain of brian's death. >> reporter: terry's family wants someone to accept responsibility. the department of justice inspector general is investigating, and scott, any gun walking that was taking place has now been halted. >> pelley: thank you, sharyl. you probably couldn't tell from the look on his face but this picture was taken on the day john edwards was arraigned on criminal charges. it's his mug shot released today by the u.s. marshall's service. released today by the u.s. marshalls service. edwards pleaded not guilty to charges he illegally used campaign funds to keep his mistress in hiding. in syria, some soldiers are refusing orders to shoot women and children. syria syr in syria, some soldiers are refusing orders to shoot women and children. that's just ahead. from happening in the first place. advair is for asthma that's not well controlled on a long-term asthma medicine, such

growth for trade secret service so the the idea that your panel has been in a recession or depression for the last decade or two is actually not true and b it's a misconception that the japanese have either allowed or promoted because it allows them to be. continued to be protectionist with regard to trade policies is that yourself. basically the japanese top europe bureaucracy. an agenda to keep markets closed it knows that if. the americans think that the japanese economy is feeling washington will be less likely to press for looking over for instance the car market here and so on. but i'd like to bring you back to answer the figures on for instance electricity growth in the last twenty years and japan between zero and two thousand and seven japan's electricity generation growth was forty two percent versus to thirty eight percent in the united states and if you adjust for population per capita the growth in japan was thirty seven percent versus fourteen percent in the united states now the economy has electricity growth is expected to closely correlate with economic growth so the s

chamber you can't hide we can see your greedy side they were a little the park police and the secret service d.c.'s police were a little bit perplexed at how to handle a thousand nurses lawfully walking across the street chad to get about the chamber which was wonderful it was wonderful energy and great to have p.t.a. be there and to join forces and letting folks know we're not going to we're not going to take it anymore where the resources of this country are stripped away from main street and given to wall street wall street since as you point out so often doing so much better than the rest of us are they way and it's not right it's not fair and it could be changed norman solomon you want a recent article she wrote about the current war psychology in the permanent work on to me is that where we're at now and how long we've been in that if so in that spot but we're ten years into it wall to wall the permanent work i mean i think of it as the sort of repetition compulsion disorder of a warfare state and really when you think about the words we've been in repeatedly for several decades but of

comes to mind and that was over while i know that the person from years ago when that's when the secret service readiness v.d.'s was worth this. and i had over some computer hacking. i started directing. and writing i hope that the f.b.i. that one way hope to hope not but what's happened is that. because there was dug a lot of pushback a bunch of the creation of the electronic frontier foundation and the will he says were alarmed turn back down so i'm actually i'm like you should put an apology after this well they haven't issued an apology but i'll give you a moment turn off your phone there are not a full of this graphic but i think we should have we reached out to the f.b.i. and surprise surprise they did not. give us this news scoop they just said an ongoing investigation when i was calm at the moment blah blah blah but declan you know one thing i do sort of want to get out here is that do you have any sense of whether there's a ramp up of i don't cracking down on hacking attacks by federal officials. i think the answer is yes some have to be yes there's i mean this is something that is con

and the secret service that it's now riddled with paranoia and mistrust and they estimate that one in four hackers is now working with the f.b.i. and secretly informing on their peers so how much of that is truth and how much of it is just an attempt to save face when a very public hacks keep happening joining me from our studio in new york is john gunn who runs the document leaking site cryptome dot org john thank you so much for joining us tonight. now johnny you've been in the game for quite a long time and i think that it's easy for anybody to assume that there's a lot of paranoia there's a lot of mistrust that goes along with being somebody who's a hacker who has to hide their identity from the feds often but do you think that has gotten worse is there more mistrust more paranoia at least that's popped up in the last couple years now that the feds have i guess more intelligence gathering capabilities. well what has happened is that paranoia and suspicion has actually started to be constructive but hackers are quite aware that they've been infiltrated from day one the internet has

within the appropriate limits to secret service protection in federal law. i don't want to get arrested. and looking back over the last year, some of what proceeded final enactment of this public nuisance, we see various acts in a five ring circus including lots of political clowns, contortions, daredevils and aspiring lion tamer. in the political arena, public opinion has remained skeptical about the overall virtues and benefits of this law, the plurality and sometimes the majority has refused to buy what the laws proponents try to sell them many months. the whole has been much less some of its parts and it's a pretty deep old when you stare down into the abyss. in the legislature and we've seen many of those in the previous majority in congress given the hook, next cast pleased about. the reviews are not in yet on whether repeal and replace or defund disemboweled will get to the file act but it will, hopefully sooner rather than later. over in the clouded economic ring the aca continues to flounder in the face of slow job growth and massive government debt

the secret service were quick to disperse the demonstrators. if you wanted to seat first lady, you had to pay anywhere from $1000 to $25,000 towards president barack obama's reelation campaign. >> i can afford to spend the dollars and i wanted to meet her personally and have a chance to chat with her for a second. >> reporter: tv cameras were not even allowed inside. >> i'm sorry. i feel bad for you guys. you missed something good. >> reporter: do you really feel sorry? >> no, not really. >> reporter: these photos were taken by one of the more than 1000 dinners. >> it was a wonderful community grassroots event. there were kids there that were 10 or 12 >> reporter: mrs. obama left the claremont before noon and her motorcade proceeded directly to the merchant's exchange in the san francisco district. she was hard to spot here, too. inside, she addressed about 4200 people who spent $2500 each for lunch. the san francisco republican party criticized mrs. obama's trip. >> she has no business purpose for being here for the federal government. so havi

not only that, you have the founding of the secret service in 1865, which original mandate is to go after counterfeiters. >> was it controversial? >> extremely. there's a number of steps the federal government has to take. the most dramatic is to break the power of the state banks which are deeply entrenched interest. states like new york and pennsylvania have congressman and senators who advocate were aggressively for the interest. because they benefit enormously from the fairly chaotic monetary system. >> ben tar and anoff is the autf "moneymakers." >> up next, a panel discussion of philosopher and economist of the constitution of liberty. first published in 1960, and recently republished by the university of chicago press. this is just under an hour and a half