>> guest: it is different from spam in that spam has a message and they want you to read it burgoine this uses the same techniques as spam but there wasn't a message. spam is the twin of this kind of attack. >> host: how do we know it came from north korea? >> guest: everyone is blaming north korea. i think we should blame them as often as possible but one of their rules of thumb in this business is its vitriol of bread crumbs leads to a particular doorstep you should be really suspicious because a smart attacker would make it look like it was someone else, so it could have been the russians, it could it been any number of countries. >> guest: what are you hearing at this point about who the culprits might be other than north korea? >> guest: some people's said perhaps left wing hackers in south korea which is a bit funny. this is a normal part of politics now in north asia. ucf in taiwan, china and korea. these sorts of attacks go on every day applicative in the rations. the russians did this in georgia. they did it in estonia and when i first read about it i thought it was the russ

. -- you found a bunch of spam. one thing, spam has become friendly. >> they are trying to get under the skin of people to react. >> he is talking about e-mail's like this one that i found this morning. it tries to lure me with huge amounts of money. it tries to appeal to my local sensibility. >> they are starting to use more and more regional banks or regional information where you would think that this is someone that i know and click on it. >> they are also targeting your social networking pages, hitting twitter and facebook trying to get you to click on links that could be disastrous to your wallet. >> they can open up a new credit card under your name. >> spam accounted for $1 trillion worth of losses last year. they admit that common sense can help you even more. >> if you are not expecting an e-mail, just be extra careful. >> no matter how nice the e-mail might be. >> if you are looking for a new credit card or an increase limit, you might be out of luck. low risk bar worst are receiving less credit than befo

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. >> is it fair to say that this was a spam attack? >> it was like spam, but different in that span has a message and content and they want you to read it. spam is the twin of this kind of attack. >> how do we know it came from north korea? >> we do not know for sure that it came from north korea. if the trail of bread crumbs leads up to a particular doorstep, you should be suspicious, because a smart attacker would make it look like it was someone else. it could have been the russians. could have been any number of countries. >> what are you hearing at this point about who the culprit might be, other than north korea? >> some has said left-wing hackers. you see this in taiwan and south korea. it could have been the russians. the russians did this in georgia and estonia. when i first read about it, i thought it was the russians, because when obama was there, they call them patriotic hackers. maybe a patriotic hacker got their nose out of joint over something he said. >> how many people does it take to mount such an attack? >> 1. >> how

. >> host: is it fair to say this was a spam attack? >> guest: it's different in that spam has a message and content, and they want you to read it. this one used the same techniques, but there wasn't a message to read. so, yeah, spam is the twin. >> host: and how do we know it came from north korea? >> guest: we don't. everyone is blaming north korea. i'm all for it. i think we should blame them as often as possible, but one of the rules of thumb in this business is if the trail of bread crumbs leads to a particular doorstep, you should be suspicious. a smart attacker would make it look like someone else. could have been any number of countries. >> host: what are you hearing about who the culprits might be other than north korea? >> guest: some people have said perhaps left-wing hackers in south korea which is a bit funny. this is a normal part of politics in north asia. these sorts of attacks go on every day if not every week. it could have been the russians. the russians did this in georgia, they did it in estonia. in fact, when i fir

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] [no audio] [no audio] [marching music] [no audio] [no audio] [marching music] >> president obama spam about an hour, taking questions at northern virginia community college in annandale, virginia. the phone numbers are on the screen for your questions. let's go to pittsburgh, pennsylvania. caller: i have listened to president obama's space. i have many concerns. i have been a nurse for 32 years currently, i do home care nursing i work with the insurance companies. i to understand that some changes do need to be made. when he said centoxin the people and talks about -- when he talks about being -- having a better spell out there -- i have been on the phone for the last four days trying to get patients medication that is approved by the fda that is not on the formularies, they are saying that i cannot have my doctor's order that medication. host: nothing you hear from the president will change that? caller: what will change is that there will be more oversight and discretion as to what the doctor to fill the orders his patient. host: thank you for your input. next caller -- caller: i wa

harris: i have been to that spam plant. it is very fun. >> ok. go find the earthquake fault lines. martha: pick up the kids and go to polygamy country. let's switch to this terrible video you saw the beginning of. he walks away. that is a biker in oregon who lost control and skidded on the pavement. it was on the trooper's dash cam. he walked away. now you know why bikers wear those full leather pants and jackets and helmet. it protects their skin. police say he was going 85 miles an hour. so probably after he said you are doing ok you can walk but here is your ticket. they released the video to remind drivers how quickly you can lose control at high speeds. harris: you saw how closely behind that other car was behind the cap. martha: this guy is getting up and walking but not many can tell you what it is like to walk on the moon and even 40 careeye later nobody can sum up that experience. >> this is spectacular. i have never seen -- all i can say is spectacular and i know you are sick of that word. but my vocabulary is so limited. >> formation.

and this is the same technology that is also used to prevent spam. >> the policies of global are spelledes, but many say that they are not adequate and that regulation may be coming. dan springer, fox news. trace: iphone apparently has a patch for a major security flaw. we told you about this yesterday on "studio b." it allows hackers to get inside çthe device and crash it using text messages. we are told the patch will be available as early as tomorrow. people using the android system are also vulnerable. google has already sent out a patch. he has already taken home more goals than king midas, but now, michael phelps, another victory without so much as getting his feet wet. a governing body says it will band aged polyurethanes suits by the end of the year. -- it will ban space-aged polyurethane seat. phelps does not use one, and he and his coach have argued for the ban -- polyurethane suits. he lost his race to a german swimmer, who was, as you can see, wearing a polyurethanes suit -- polyurethane suit. and michael steele was a challenge. plus, some people drop off their babies at day

>> this spam museum system. >> no, the water treatment system, just as fun and exciting as san diego.you're fascinated. >> they have to prove that one. >> you went there last week. >> you wouldn't wan to see how they process sewage? >> granted it's tempting, but no thank you. >> as in spam. >> and an e-mail from a viewer saying you guys have great stories today. we absolutely do and it doesn't stop there, the train keeps moving wait until you hear the next stories, peta, we love peta, you love lobster out there in america and love to eat lobster. >> now how they cook lobsters. >> i'd rather not know. >> put it in boiling waters and that's how you enjoy a live lobster, boiling water and killed and eat it and peta how taking on the killing of lobsters in boiling water and they say it's inhumane and there's a better way to do it. >> what's the better way to do it ♪ . >> is this lobster music? >> how could you not know it. >> the little mermaid. >> don't forget mickey mouse. mou do they kill the lobsters? >> they use, how do i say this elegantly. >> a poker. >> they use a poker, thank you

. >> as for mary, sh decided against the gig and says all those emails now go into her spam box. officials warn that, when you deposit a fraudulent check, the bank can still make funds available but that doesn't mean the check has cleared. that process can take up to two weeks. one destination to remember -- legitimate mystery shopping employers don't offer the checks ahead of time. for more information on this, log on to wjla.com. >> if you have a story you want "7 on your side" to look into, call the number you see on the screen. >> hollywood studios are battling it out for the rights to 100 hours of rehearsal footage to be made into a documentary about michael jackson. sony pictures reportedly is offering more than $50 million for that documentary. aeg is trying to offset the $30 million it spent to stage a series of concerts jackson was preparing for at the time of his death. a deal is expected this week. the adult daughter of slain florida couple known for adopting 13 special needs children says she plans to move into herarents' home to raise the children. 26-year-old ashley

s a prison museum in huntsville, texas, and the spam museum in austin, minnesota, where they can explore the rich history of the father of mystery me. >> people hear about it and say why not. >> reporter: chances are where you live, there are plenty of inexpensive options for summertime fun around the corner. claudia cowen, fox news. jot water is making thee think of what a lot of people are doing. >> yeah. >> it was a hot one. >> it was great. >> yeah. >> i have to correct myself when was referring to the term that my colleague sue palka uses. >> it's chamber of commerce weather. >> okay. >> i said bank of commerce. >> we bit it -- get it. i was banging on that, right? >> you got that cleared up. >> a great day. look at that. national cathedral. look at the sky. absolutely wonderful. more than, that people got out and enjoyed the bishop's garden and did picnicking, walking around and enjoying all the greenery and flowers and everything in the cathedral. a very nice day, definitel to have been outside and good news, the sun is sticking around and we have low humidity as we look into thin

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i think that's very dangerous and full of spam. i would like to see you look at contract positions, temporary positions, telecommuting, virtual jobs, things likely to be more legitimate. watch out for the get rich quick stuff. anything that says you'll be a millionaire in a month, the bigger of promise of money, the more likelihood of a scam. >> if they ask you to spend money to make money, that's not legit? >> worry about anyone that asks you to spend, even $5. you should bring your skills to the table, you have to interview well and shouldn't have to send anybody any money. i'll give you an exaggerated example. send $5 and your mother's maden name and we'll get you a great job. any of that private information, that should be a huge red flag, do not do it. >> thanks, jeff for that one on moonlighting. now, you know what's top on the minds of washington these day, health care. at the top of our minds too. especially two-thirds declare bankruptcy due to medical debt actually have health coverage. let's protect money and save money w

a record number of women spam peted into the store to try to grab t wedding gown of their dreams. the discounts are deep. some dresses cost as much as ten grand will be priced as low as $250. >> wow. they stormed that store. >>> meanwhile, veronica and bob are tracking some severe storms in the washington area. they are in the storm center. veronica? >> that we are. the severe thunderstorm watch remains until 9:00 p.m. but thinking national weather service may take this down early. let's pan around the area because -- because down the water, near oxon hill area and national reagan airport, a weather watcher or viewer that called in and said that the thought they possibly saw a water spout. so, you know, this is one of those days with lots of spin in the atmosphere again. lots of spin, lots of change in wind direction with height but this has been a lot of low-level stuff. didn't see a lot of lightning with it when it raced through, 35 to 45 miles per hour. this line that's now mainly east of the area. let's go ahead and zoom on in, right around the beltway. 495. you can see a lot

. >> in truth, a good point, green spam's co-pilot, bubbling up the money supply and house and commodities leaseman, i want to go back to this very interesting jim lehrer interview and the published stuff. i personally, although i agree with some of mark's stuff, i got to give bernanke enormous credit for talking to the public. i think the fed should have done this 25 years ago, and i like to see him do even more, like whole news conferences after the fomc meetings. >> larry, look, the nation is still standing, the fed is still there, great fear inside the fed for a long time what about the risk of this? it turned out to be nothing, you get up there talk to people, defend your policy there is a lot at stake for a lot of people in america right now, especially right now with what the fed does and it is incumbent pop the fed's responsibility right now to go forward and explain it to the american people. this is just one of the -- let's just say this, a series of things the fed has done, websites now, all kinds of things out there where the fed is trying to explain itself because of a particu

this is spam. this is a whole to theage industry.t try and pick out one tinny thing and borrow it blow it out of proportion. >> i never should open it up again. because we continue the cycle of violence. thanks very much for being with us, all of you. and there's still a lot more ahead tonight on "cnbc reports." >>> earnings central. big names and big numbers out this week. this is the place to be if you want to get ahead of the game. tonight, we're picking three companies to get a read on how the stocks are likely to move after posting results. >>> plus, our bikini business indicator. no need for words. just watch the pictures and think about money. this is cnbc reports on a hot july day. and we're back in two minutes. welcome to progressive.com. you must be looking for motorcycle insurance. you're good. thanks. so is our bike insurance. all the coverage you need at a great price. hold on, cowboy. cool. i'm not done -- for less than a dollar a month, you also get 24/7 roadside assistance. right on. yeah, vroom-vroom! sounds like you

they do have twitters at spam. they do have a spam where they want you to direct it.itter know and letting ag or the secretary of state know. >> and letting our viewers know. >> angie, thank you very much. >>> thanks for having us. >>> still ahead, family members, friends and thousands of lucky fans are gearing up to witness one of the biggest public memorials in history. my two granddaughters are my life. they always ask me, grandma, take me here, grandma, take me there. but with my occasional irregularity i wasn't always up to it. until i discovered activia and everything started to change. announcer: activia is clinically proven to help regulate your digestive system in two weeks when eaten every day. now i enjoy every minute. my grandkids are happy, and so am i. ♪ activia all the delicious raisins. i like the crunchy flakes and the granola clusters. you know, that's why it says "crunch" on there. yeah, but raisins are before "crunch" on the box. even "bran" made it before "crunch." yeah, but look at how big the word "crunch" is. i mean it just dominates the box. i

. >> in minnesota, the spam a museum is getting business.ople finally find out what exactly is in that the father of all mystery meat. they are checking out huntsville, texas. this light bulb has been slowing since 1981. and when we drove through a redwood tree, there were cards lined up behind us. roadside attractions are popular this summer. they're offering new travel itineraries spotlighting the road less traveled. in berkeley, itineraries like finding fault -- this is a tour of california's earthquake hazard areas, and polygamy country in southeastern utah, home to some extremist religious sects. the publishers are saying that these times are reminding americans about the kind of amazing, you need, and interesting things there are to explore in the country, often times right around the corner. jon: how about a starbucks on undercover? testing out a new store without the name and logo which will just go by its address. 15th avenue coffee and tea. this new spots will serve alcohol and host a live music and poetry readings, just like any o

population and in our own responsibilities including enforcing canned spam, do not call, the children's online privacy protection act, and other statutes. second, the proposal provides the ftc with apa notice and comment rulemaking, which is used by virtually every other agency in the federal government. it would strengthen the commission's ability to address widespread problems more quickly. third, the proposal authorizes the ftc to obtain civil penalties for violations of section 5 of the ftc act. this new power, we believe, would help deter would be violators and help protect consumers more effectively. i think something like 47 state attorneys general have finding authority and by the way, fining authority was originally proposed by casper weinberger when he was under the federal trade commission under nixons in the 1970s. we'd also urge congress as you consider this legislation to give both the ftc and the cfpa the ability to bring civil penalty actions on our own which would put both of us on equal footing with other consumer protection agencies like the sec and the cftc as we hav

. >> they're not about spam. they're all about you, sam-i-am. sam-i-am.. >> that was good. >> that was quick. >> i made a t-shirt. >> how do you like that, sam? can you see it? >> he's staring into the distance. >> i'm sorry. i can't hear anything. i know there's a tight shot of the audience. but we don't get it because we don't hear it. we are in philadelphia this morning, by the way. we're talking about all cool things solar. a solar golf cart. mark kikki is the product manager there. you have three -- how many acres? >> 300 acher waterfront in southampton. >> a sensitive land. it was important to you. jen is with us. we'll show you the top of this. this is where it collects, the solar panels on top. it's a gorgeous design. let's lift the seat here. this is where the batteries are. we've been told, easily, 54 holes, and a lot more than that can go with this thing on the charge. it's a solar drive company. a danish company. that's given all of the retro fitting can be done on any golf cart. jen's been driving. th i thingprs etpr tyfast, as well. as i tel

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. >> but if you are thinking about core issues like spam, spywear or other groups, one of them is on the other side of the core new agency's fence, you are concerned about prospective consumers. there is a variety of issues, including the issues we do, we will be keeping and retaining jurisdiction. >> well, i think you should realize that the federal trade commission, we are starting a new federal agency here. so i would think that as many as point out on this side, we are worried about the agency with the expertise. i think that the bill says the cost and development of the new agencies such sums as are necessary. is there any more information you can give on what the cost would be for this new federal agency? >> i don't at this time have a size estimate for the agency. something we're working on. we will work with the appropriate committees on and with omb, cbo on. we anticipate that the agency will be pulling in staff and resources from the existing agency and additionally having new resources required. i will be happy to continue to work with you on that question. >> can you talk

consumers that are concerned that they are receiving unsolicited text messages, called a span -- called spam, and they are forced to pay for this. these situations would never happen with us. since our inception, we have never charge consumers if any to receive incoming text message. cricket believes the best way to regulate prices is a competitive marketplace. despite our rapid growth in, as you stated in your opening comments, we are still a very small carrier in comparison to the four largest carriers who control 90 percent of the market. so the question is -- how do we create a robust competitive environment nationwide so all consumers can benefit through innovation of new entrants like cricket? what is preventing that dynamic from occurring? we think there are two policy issues that need to be addressed -- spectrum constraints and rolling policy. first of all, we need more spectrum. the wireless industry needs more spectrum, and i think every panelists here today would agree on that point. the problem is that the two carriers sitting to my right have won the lion's share of spectrum in

the material is read by computers and it's searching for stuff, just like spam filters, i mean, every email you sent gets filtered on both ends and so i don't see what's wrong with this program. >> ok. on the independent line, joe is from seabrook, new hampshire. caller: yes, hello. >> hi, joe, what do you think about wiretaps and how the administration should handle them? caller: i don't understand why wiretapping is wrong. i mean, i don't understand it. my problem with wiretaps, honestly, if they want to listen to my conversations they're free to. >> what if that information was somehow published or disseminated to government offices or the leaders in new hampshire? caller: well, i think that's far-fetched. >> so you feel confident in the security system at work? caller: i don't know, we live in a free country and if really my private information is privy to the rest of the world, then i'd be a celebrity. >> well, thank you for your call. dan now on the democrats line from vernon, new york. what do you think, dan? caller: a watched society is nt a free society. we still don't know w

. >> if you're thinking about spam, spy where, we keep all of those. there might be some issues about whether we are going after a malefactor or a group of malefactors and one of them is on the other side of the core new agencies fence. right now there's 120 day waiting period, which we are a little concerned about from the perspective of consumers but the original point sort of a variety of issues including sort of the core privacy issues we do we will be keeping and retaining jurisdiction. >> well, i think, mr. barr, where you should realize with all the expertise of the federal trade commission we are starting a new agency here. you know, i would think as many have pointed out on this side we are worried about a new federal agency particularly when you have an agency that has the expertise. i take the bill says the cost of this new development of this new agency is such as necessary. is there any more affinity information on the cost would be for this new federal agency? >> i don't at this time have an overall cost estimate for the agency or size es

. >> if you're thinking about spam, spy where, we keep all of those. there might be some issues about whether we are going after a malefactor or a group of malefactors and one of them is on the other side of the core new agencies fence. right now there's 120 day waiting period, which we are a little concerned about from the perspective of consumers but the original point sort of a variety of issues including sort of the core privacy issues we do we will be keeping and retaining jurisdiction. >> well, i think, mr. barr, where you should realize with all the expertise of the federal trade commission we are starting a new agency here. you know, i would think as many have pointed out on this side we are worried about a new federal agency particularly when you have an agency that has the expertise. i take the bill says the cost of this new development of this new agency is such as necessary. is there any more affinity information on the cost would be for this new federal agency? >> i don't at this time have an overall cost estimate for the agency or size es