our we take another short break but when we come back the health of the next sopa a law that may not be through thought about why the cybersecurity bill says i think scarier the details of the return. her. mum. mum. mum heard. this is true still keeps its secrets but now it's time to move feel of the soviet farms and aussies. is cispa the next sopa you may have seen it had by making its way across the internet in the last week or so so tonight i want to clear things up i know these cyber intelligence sharing and protection act better notices but it's not the next so but the truth is that it's even scarier and we spoke about it just last week and it's just one of several competing cybersecurity bills making their way through congress but since the specifically is the house version and it's the worst of them all under the veil of doing things for cyber security purposes a very broad and vague definition it would allow companies to collect and monitor private communications and then share those with the government and anybody else but even compared to sopa in the sense that it's already

is cispa the next sopa you may have seen it had making its way across the internet in the last week or so so tonight we want to clear things up i know these cyber intelligence sharing and protection act better notices but it's not the next so but the truth is that even scarier and we spoke about it just last week and it's just one of several competing cybersecurity bills making their way through congress but since the specifically is the house version and it's the worst of them all under the veil of doing things for cyber security purposes a very broad and vague definition it would allow companies to collect and monitor private communications and share those with the government and anybody else but you can compare to sopa in the sense that it's already starting to anger a large portion of the internet community it's even passed we told you about how private companies like speed facebook other telecoms have been gathering information about you to share with third parties and of course thanks to the patriot act the government has the ability to do all kinds of monitoring including the au

our we take another short break but when we come back been hailed as the next sopa and while that may not be true let's talk about why the cybersecurity bill says but i think even scarier the details will return. to the capitol and i'm mr. they are. love and they alone are still real there's a real headline that none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from their viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back in t.v. . is sis but the next sopa you may have seen it have i am making its way across the internet in the last week or so so tonight i want to clear a few things up i know these cyber intelligence sharing and protection act better notices but it's not the next so the truth is that it's even scarier and we spoke about it just last week and it's just one of several competing cybersecurity bills making their way through c

i think we can but we have to remember the sopa debate was kind of getting warm up warmed up four months before the actual blackout and right now we've just kind of started to begin the cyber security campaign there's a you know there's four bills going through the house in the senate right now you know this is the last we're going to see of this whether or not mike rogers changes the bill or not i think that he is making sure everybody's informed because when you hear cybersecurity just like you're stopped internet piracy you think well that sounds great and everybody is for that but it's really when you get into the details of the bill the distortion becomes scary realize what they're actually trying to do or what the bill would would allow them to do so right now we're just trying to make sure we get people as informed as possible and you know the best way you can do that sometimes is through social media and once people realize what the dangers in the bill are we're confident that they will contact their congressman just like during the so-called debate when the congressman had to ba

well it's the latest attempt at regulating the answer in at least the public outcry over sopa but now a sofa like bill is being debated in congress now so it was supposed to stop i'm online piracy but critics say be only thing that was stopping was online freedoms given too much power to companies allowing them to pull the plug on sites that big thing violates copyright laws and then there was so counterpart in the senate known as pepa or the protect p. act it requires more court intervention to go after an accused website but now there is a bill called the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act now what this bill does is allow companies to collect information of value and give it to the government the government simply needs to request it and the name of cybersecurity but critics say the bill is so broad it can lead to companies and the government monitoring and censoring what people say so is the era of internet freedom coming to an end to talk about what this means for your online freedom senior national security fellow at the center for democracy and technology council berm

get a mobilization efforts strong enough to stop sis but at the same intensity that we saw in the sopa pipa debate join me to discuss is trevor tim activists at the electronic frontier foundation thanks so much for joining us and so before we get into the specifics of these provisions tell us more about this week in general your organization's taking part you know what is the point of stop cyber spying we what exactly do you have going on is it just online petitions are we going to see people marching on the streets. all we really want to do is have people contact their congressman to explain to them how bad this bill would actually be for their privacy we have two ways to do that you can either e-mail them we have a nice twitter tool set up where you can tweet your congressman and everything you do during the day actually to give them an infant give them an idea about how much information they're actually going to be able to get under this bill and how it goes far beyond cyber security the problem with this bill is that it allows companies to voluntarily hand over your information whe

the latest attempt at regulating the internet and we saw the public outcry over so-called but now a sopa like the bill is being debated in congress so it was supposed to stop on line part piracy the critics say the only thing it was stopping was online freedoms giving too much power to company is allowing them to pull the plug on sites that they think violates copyright laws and then there was so as counterpart in the senate known as the protect ip act it requires more court intervention to go after an accused website now there is a bill called sis the sister intel the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act and what this bill does is allow companies to collect information about you and give it to the government but government simply needs to request it in the name of cyber security but critics say the bill is so broad it can lead to companies and the government monitoring and censoring what people say so is the era of internet for good i'm coming to an ans earlier spoke to senior national security fellow at the center for democracy and technology kendall berman i asked her should

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anti-piracy legislation similar to the stop online piracy act already protect ip act better known as sopa and pipa this has many online advocates worried that internet freedoms are under attack so far and the piracy bills have been extremely controversial in fact the backlash against legislation like sopa and pipa holt of the bills from going anywhere in congress and it's a story our lead team has been following for quite some time as well as the claims that this super pac could be used to support and see piracy measures in washington and so like laws they were in several articles on our website on the issue and articles have generated quite a response from readers and even netflix itself the company has even gone so far as to reach out to artsy regarding the way in which we are they were covered in a response which our web team let's quick to put up on line so now congress has a new bills in the works that critics say aims to control internet freedoms even monitor what you're doing online so would a company like like netflix possibly pushing for anti-piracy bills to pass but could it mea

companies are supporting at corporations like google and facebook these companies were opposed to sopa but are backing cispa why is that what do they have to gain well these are companies that make a lot of money off of violating people's privacy of collecting data about them and selling it to other corporations so it's not surprising that they're in favor of a law that makes it easier to do just that. now erin supporters say that something does need to be done to fight online espionage let's take a listen to the co-author of this bill representative mike rogers. there has been a lot of talk of the prospect of a cyber pearl harbor attack that could shut down critical infrastructure and potentially cause physical damage to the united states tench we destructive threat against critical infrastructure is certainly possible i am more concerned however about the death by a thousand cuts that we are suffering right now from cyber espionage being conducted every day against nearly every sector of our economy. so that there is a representative mike rogers comparing it to like a cyber cyber pea

the same thing but that's one thing they did is the second is that what defeated protector i he and sopa in january was an alliance between in a civil liberties groups advocacy groups libertarian conservative liberal groups and silicon valley was the tech companies fighting hollywood now you have a lot of attack companies most notably facebook and pretty much every trade association on board saying we like this bill so then if you're a member of congress you see all these technology groups on board and facebook saying we love it what are you going to do you might actually believe that you might have signed on so that that lack of an alliance is what is pushing this thing forward. do you think that there is anything that an citizens can do have a last ditch effort to try to prevent this from passing because so far we haven't seen the same opposition you know the same kind of who just hasn't happened seven hundred thousand people signing a petition is not the same as over ten million people who are dissipated in the sopa and protect right here paper protest in january i mean there's an ord

>> well, sopa and pipa have put a noose been in town how you lobby the congress, talk about a new model that appeared out of nowhere we were all in the data i'm going to be out in the silicon valley some were involved in opposition sopa and pipa also recognize that may not be a long-term strategy that there are issues of the theft of intellectual property and you ought to be careful, they are not viewed as the driver back and forth. if you are doing that in the bank or culpable if you are doing it on line i'd like to see the community as the ip community come together to address internationally what we do domestically and we would be able to call a local sheriff if it were targeted and you are walking out the front door with some of these tvd and cd in the he and you haven't paid for. so i'm a bit old-fashioned on this. because you're doing it digitally doesn't make it any better and you shouldn't be in a situation where you can't police the fact that you put in a free music or video takes you right to the web site they can adjust and i am convinced of that and should. >> this is the co

days it seems their own insecurities are driving internet protection legislation and if you thought sopa and pipa were bad get ready to meet the great white of digital rights bills so are the wild wild west internet days where users roam free over. and well congress debates cyber bills the dollar and its european counterpart might just be running on empty so is the currency still worth the paper it's printed on or ask that question to the founder of the economic collapse along. the. road. and if you're running for president you better have some thick skin that and some deep pockets this election season is the ugliest most expensive one in american history and mainstream media networks are loving the spectacle while news stations demand candidates be transparent maybe they need to take a look in the mirror. it's tuesday april third five pm here in washington d.c. and less well you're watching our team. well it's the latest attempt at regulating the internet now we saw the public outcry over sopa but now a simple like bill is being debated in congress so it was supposed to stop online pira

plans on internet privacy advocates may have won the battle over sopa and people legislation but the war over cyber rights is far from over i'll tell you about the latest bills that are aimed at your computer freedoms. it is wednesday april eleventh five pm here in washington d.c. my name is christine freezone and you're watching our city. well as always it is a big day here in washington foreign ministers from each of the group of eight countries are here we get the blair house to begin setting the agenda for the actual g. eight summit that takes place on camp david a little more than a month from now g eight countries include the united states russia britain canada france germany italy and japan and they're expected to touch upon some of the world's biggest geopolitical issues from the violence in syria the economic crisis in the eurozone and some of those concerns about iran's nuclear program and north korea's planned launch of a rocket which something some think is described as a disguised missile test now pyongyang says it's aimed at putting a satellite into orbit but all of the

you know before when we were trying to stop sopa congress wouldn't return the calls of the civil liberties community they wouldn't return the calls of the tech community they were just trying to shove it through congress without any debate whatsoever once they saw the power of the internet and how internet users can organize and really make a difference in the legislative procedure i think they understood that you know they have to be more understanding now what we're seeing with says that the authors of the bill are trying to disassociate themselves the so but they actually took out the intellectual property clause must be which is a good sign unfortunately they didn't go nearly far enough and they claim that they're going to continue to work with the civil liberties community to make sure this is a better bill and we're running a week long protest this week actually trying to convince congressman to vote no on this bill until they take out these privacy destroying provisions and hopefully make it a bill which in effect cybersecurity positively but not encroach on the privacy rights of am

you really have to ask yourself even if you know terrorists or whatever and by the way sopa they used you know we're stopping online piracy is the red herring this time around they've pretty much doubled down they're saying now we're using this to stop cyber terrorists whatever the hell that is. so for the average person you have to ask yourself do you want strangers that you know nothing about people in local police departments people privately run security companies do you want them to be poring through years of your e-mails every single google search you make late at night and that is going to go there if you want to all of these private things being in the hands of strangers and then having absolutely no accountability no to turn around and use that information in the worst way possible you can then you can even get a lawyer and sue them because they have litigation immunity it is certainly scary and if you do want to figure out a way to get in touch with your congressman and the electronic freedom foundation a.c.l.u. do you have ways to go and do that thank you so much for clarif

and first there was the actor than sopa and pipa and now cispa if you're having a hard time keeping up with the tabs on the latest cyber jibberish acronyms let me simplify the issue at hand and these are all legislative efforts in the name of cyber security or copyright infringement that have a potential to do one very scary thing to destroy internet freedom and privacy as we know it now the latest iteration of your worst privacy nightmare is the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act of two thousand and eleven system now doesn't sound very scary but the bill would effectively let us companies spy on your emails social networking posts and other online activities and pass that info long voluntarily to the u.s. government and that is if something that you write or google or post is deemed to be quote cyber security threat information so what is cyber security threat information is that an online plot to take down the pentagon is it downloading brianna's latest album from pirate bay but i don't ripping your emails or using a service that lets you browse anonymously posting your po

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consequence has been enthusiastic about this and and will and this different the differences with sopa you have this the very nice political alignment or coalition between internet users and internet companies and that's a really powerful force and that proceeded sopa but now you have internet companies internet users kind of at loggerheads and when you don't have that alliance privacy loses and we saw it here today that supporters of this bill declan say that something needs to be done to fight online espionage and i want to read you a couple of passages from an op ed rendell by representative mike rogers and representative dutch route through provider first one here is every morning in china thousands are. going to start here china has stolen from u.s. companies the amount of intellectual property equal to fifty times the current print collection of the library of congress. and i go on now to say that i'm going to bring up the other one here. every morning in china thousands of highly trained computer spies now wake up with one mission to steal u.s. intellectual property that the chi

he had problems with sopa and he didn't want to mention the name.s was they brought the internet companies in and said hey, do the spying with us. and now facebook and google are in favor of the bill. and he doesn't even think about the voters. he thinks i got this covered, man. mission accomplished. there are at least some legislatures oppoised one is ron paul. >> cispa encourages some of our most successful internet companies to act as spies? one segment of the economy where americans still lead. >> there is a lot i disagree with on ron paul but this is not one of them. he is absolutely right, and one of the few politicians left in the country who cares about the constitution. it allows the government and private companies to share private information. so you put your information on one of these sites both the government and those companies can take it without a warrant or subpoena. the military has access to that same primate information, so they can pedal it off to the military. and the companies would be immune from criminal and civil liabiliti

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next battle over the internet and it's happening right on capitol hill now this is no longer about sopa and protect ip instead we're now moving on to how we told you about this legislation that's working its way through the house it was introduced last year but now it's really getting some traction and basically cispa stands for the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act what happens is under the banner of cyber security this bill would allow private companies to share your personal information with the government what happens here is that the legislation doesn't specify which government agencies can actually get their hands on your personal information so that means that video d. the n.s.a. those agencies that probably would want the most means that they're fair game it also doesn't say what exactly the government can do with private information once they have their hands on it so we have to ask what exactly is going to happen next . we will get back to that story with you we're just waiting on our guest in the meantime let's move on. our guys aside for tonight's tools on war an

white house is coming out against this incredibly strong language much stronger than they used against sopa. and also in line with compiled an extensive background on since before you log on to learn how it differs from from his cyber security efforts to support it and why that's on our website r t dot com. she did leverage sure. it was easy to believe that most sophisticated. fortunately those interviews were doing about anything to submission to teach creation and why you should care about humans and. this is why you should want your only on the. president be true to the end of us passing the reins of power to vladimir putin on may the seventh but before the grand handover of the outgoing leader wanted to reflect on his challenging four years in office as our geezer in english can now report. mr davis spent most of the week summing up the accomplishments and discussing at the shortcomings of his four year tenure as head of state he's got about a week left in that post and so on tuesday he was meeting with the state council giving a speech before them highlighting some of the issues which

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would easily allow to shut down you tube for example they holds tons of copyrighted material anyway sopa was killed in congress largely because of the huge awareness campaign launched by even as service providers but from consumer's point of view whether it's sold or cispa it's seen as a blatant encroachments on privacy and freedoms socal would have given unprecedented tools to shut down websites cisco would allow to effectively legalize the big brother on the web again it's not as if private correspondence is not being monitored already but with sis but americans will be stripped of their last legal means to protect their privacy on the web. for more on this story i'm now joined by five year reinhart from the pirate group of the berglund parliament with us on the line live via broadband thanks for being with us what do you is there's outrage saying it could allow the government to spy on them can you outline what exactly this law would mean from line users is it really as bad as critics are saying. he just said sr is different from soap or a. very very dangerous act for the citizens of

would easily allow to shut down you tube for example they holds tons of copyrighted material anyway sopa was killed in congress largely because of the huge awareness campaign launched by internet service providers but from consumer's point of view whether it's sold pot or cispa it's seen as a blatant encroachments on privacy and freedoms so who would have given unprecedented tools to shut down websites cisco would allow to effectively legalize the big brother on the web again it's not as if private correspondence is not being monitored already but would cispa americans would be stripped of their last legal means to protect their privacy on the web. well critics point to the front of the clips with existing rules protecting people's privacy that's correspondent from c. that news says it's the most of the i think part of the bill. the most controversial section of sr is the language that said notwithstanding any other portion of law companies can share in for what they want as long as it's for what they call a cybersecurity purpose now we have laws on the books that like prime privacy laws

white house is coming out against this incredibly strong language much stronger than they used against sopa. also online for you and we have a compiled an extensive background on system you can i log on to learn how it differs from previous cybersecurity who supports it and why but that's all on our website so you don't go. see gridlock. was to believe the most sophisticated group which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything. to teach creation why you should care about humans and. this is why you should. only dot com it's a quarter past the hour here in the russian capital president dmitri medvedev his posse the reins of power it's a lot of may have putin on may the seventh a bit before the grand the outgoing leader wanted to reflect on his challenging four years in office these are going to go to school reports. mr davis spent most of the week summing up the accomplishments and discussing at the shortcomings of his four year tenure as head of state he's got about a week left in that post and so on tuesday he was meeting with the state council giving a speech before them highligh

would easily allow to shut down you tube for example they hold tons of copyrighted material anyway sopa was killed in congress largely because of the huge awareness campaign launched by internet service providers but from consumer's point of view whether it's sold pot or cispa it's seen as a blatant encroachments on privacy and freedoms so who would have given unprecedented tools to shut down websites cisco would allow to effectively legalize the big brother on the web again it's not as if private correspondence is not being monitored already but with sis but americans would be stripped of their last legal means to protect their privacy on the web. you can assure use module covering two russian cosmonauts for the nasa astronauts landed successfully because it stunned the crew return to work after spending almost six months aboard the international space station thomas has been following events from mission control. the launch happened in november two thousand and eleven mid november they spent about five and a half months in space as part of it so use it twenty two but also as part of t

well first there was act them sopa pipa and now cispa and i'm not speaking jibberish here if you're having a hard time keeping tabs on the latest cyber acronyms let me simplify the issue at hand for you these are essentially legislative efforts in the name of cyber security or copyright infringement whatever many may be the case that happy potential to do one very frightening thing to destroy freedom and privacy as you know it now the latest iteration of your worst privacy nightmare is a cyber intelligence sharing and protection act of twenty eleven for short now the bill would effectively allow u.s. companies troops spy on your e-mail social networking posts and essentially all of online activities and to pass that information along voluntarily to the u.s. government now that is if something you write google or post is deemed to be quote a cyber security threat information so what is correct i mean is it an online plot to take down the pentagon and the downloading we on his latest album from hire date what about encrypting your emails or using a service that lets you browse anonymously or

wanted to know if you thought that since the protests can be as powerful as those that we saw against sopa if the major tech companies don't get behind the effort let's go to prison for treason a study to find out what you have to say over the streets of d.c. to tell people the nation's capital what our viewers had to say on twitter facebook and you tube and she was talking to me she keep cordially. activists are trying to raise awareness against a cyber security bill system so we asked our audience do you think that cisco protests can be as powerful as those that we saw again so but without major tech companies like google and facebook behind it other readers spawns from ten c i and you tube he said hell yes protests are going to be as big but the trick is to inform everyone since the government is once again leaving us in the dark that's why not a lot of people know about it i think a lot of people know about it only because the big companies that came in and say it and made it you know took stand you want to keep it or delete it i think i'd have to believe because you probably need the

doesn't look like your cyber freedoms could get caught in the net the sopa and pipa bills might be down for the count like get ready for a whole new slew of acronyms attacking your from your privacy we'll take you to the front lines of this cyber war. and nasa isn't the only thing that seen better days soon enough the international space station would become the most expensive ocean garbage the world has ever known so well north high nation cooperation seeing as well we'll explore. it good evening it is wednesday april eleventh eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you watching our team. while the bodies are piling up in what some rights groups are calling a humanitarian crisis despite a decrease in the number of people crossing the border into the u.s. the migrant death rate keeps climbing but these unidentified victims are rarely mentioned during u.s. immigration policy discussions or migrants out near the border in the past fifteen years are about the same as the u.s. casualties in the wars in iraq and afghanistan archies were mungle in the reports from arizona. the wind blow

sopa was trying to work the intellectual property issue. this does that, but it as an intelligence sharing peace that has never been part and parcel of any legislation of this type since 1997. that what we are looking at. host: we are talking about the deputy trainer of the national security agency. he is the deputy director of the -- an adviser to the joint chiefs of staff. we will take some questions. good morning, caller. caller: does surveillance come into this to lessen the united ability to survey anyone on the internet. does he believe that the united states has a greater claim to sovereignty on the internet than other nations in the world. i am also wondering. it is hard to beat people who are good at classical logic. that is what goes into hacking. thank you so much. guest: when you look at the internet, you have to look at it as a comment. when you look at domains in the military realm such as iran and sea and land and space, the united states has a doctrine that -- such as land and sea and air and space. the internet is a comment

it was that media attention that i believe helped to put some of the pressure on congress and got sopa and pipa to be dropped so it's really unfortunate that they're choosing to look the other way system makes its way through congress but again am i shocked not at all these are the kinds of issues that the mainstream media chooses to miss. so the vote on cisco was rushed to the house last night and during our show it actually happened in the past the vote of two hundred and forty eight to one sixty eight now it's at least comforting to know that this was not merely a unanimous decision that some lawmakers out there did choose to speak up for your privacy. but this bill had a privacy policy it would read you have no privacy the reality is the cisco represents a massive government overreach in the name of security i know it's twenty twelve but it sure feels like nineteen eighty-four in this house today if you follow you liberty privacy and the constitution then you will vote no on cispa could the government use personal information to spy on americans yes. at the end of the day however i

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well from war to cyber war first there was act on them sopa pipa and now suspect her for having a hard time keeping tabs on the latest cyber acronyms let me simplify for you. these are legislative efforts in the name of either cyber security or copyright infringement that have the potential to do one very scary thing which is the story freedom and privacy as we know it now the latest interoperation of the worst privacy nightmare is the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act of twenty eleven system for short and may not sound very scary but the bill that effectively allow u.s. companies to spy on your emails social networking posts and other online activities and pass that information along to the u.s. government now that's if something the right to go or post online is deemed to be quote a cyber security threat information so what is a cyber security threat right is it an online plot for example to take down the pentagon is it downloading brianna's latest album was from pirate bay but it encrypted your e-mails or using a service that lets you browse the internet anonymously coul

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