there is a wikipedia page titled list of scandals with gate suffix.e 130 entries is the one that started it all, the original gate, watergate, the one where gate made sense as a suffix. this marks the 40th anniversary in the demise of richard nixon, the night the nixon white house imploded, a battle over the president's secret recordings sent the administration into a tail spin from which it would never recover. it started at washington, d.c.'s watergate complex in the summer of 1972, five men affiliated with what was called the committee to re-elect the president more known by the acronym creep were caught breaking into the democratic national committee's headquarters late into the night. >> seven people were indicted today, the five who were caught by the police, along with two others, g. gordon liddy, a former white house aide who was until the story broke, counselor to the committee, the finance committee of president nixon's campaign organization, and e. howard hunt, a former consultant for the white house. the indictments charged that the five m

mining, batista was not modest about what he wanted himself and his country to be, all ending in the suffix of x. the year he lost more than $30 billion. he would like to control almost every aspect of his business, not just mining or exploration, he bought trucking companies. already sold off like many of his assets, it is unlikely to create as many jobs as he romised. in the local community they have convinced themselves that east and his grand plans will bring unlimited benefits. when the port project started, we had huge expectations, says the senator. with the thousands of jobs we thought would be created, they simply have not materialized. toing given easy access credit, critics say brazil's government share some of the blame for batista's excesses. was an image not only provided by him and supported that spread by the brazilian press. >> batista was one of the biggest of the generated -- the regeneration ahead of the olympics. his downfall was bad news for the city, but he is bound to bounce back. >> that is a lot of money to lose in just one year. come, get ready for a fright this a

the new sufisms reflect the global nature of the -- suffixes reflect the global nature of the internet. it cost $185,000 to apply for each of these new domains. let's talk to internet analyst barry fox, joining us from london. always good to talk to you on the program. why hasn't this happened before now, it's, after all, the worldwide web. >> yes, it is. have you to think back to where the internet began, and it began in america with the american military. and it was - it was the secure system that the military talked to each other. it was designed to withstand nuclear attack. that's where it began. under president - mainly president clinton, opened it up for you and i to use. it was still controlled by the american government. and it's only 15 years ago that the american government again under clinton said, "okay, we need this to be more independent." and they set up a charity. but the charity is based in america, in california, and this is really the first real recognition of the fact that it is global. and it really has been rather selfish, first of all, only to have english langua

mining, batista was not modest about what he wanted himself and his country to be, all ending in the suffix of x. the year he lost more than $30 billion. he would like to control almost every aspect of his business, not just mining or exploration, he bought trucking companies. already sold off like many of his assets, it is unlikely to create as many jobs as he romised. in the local community they have convinced themselves that east and his grand plans will bring unlimited benefits. when the port project started, we had huge expectations, says the senator. with the thousands of jobs we thought would be created, they simply have not materialized. toing given easy access credit, critics say brazil's government share some of the blame for batista's excesses. was an image not only provided by him and supported that spread by the brazilian press. >> batista was one of the biggest of the generated -- the regeneration ahead of the olympics. his downfall was bad news for the city, but he is bound to bounce back. >> that is a lot of money to lose in just one year. come, get ready for a fright this a

. >> do you have a suffix? >> stephen: i do, it's d.f.a. heavyweight champion of the world featuring -- >> oh, there's more? >> stephen: featuring flo-rida. >> rider. >> stephen: rida. ♪ i got that bubble yum bum does obamacare cover bubble yum bums? >> i don't know what bubble yum bum is. sorry. and i need your birth date, please. >> stephen: are you getting me a present? >> um, no. >> stephen: how old would you say i am, debbie? >> um, i'm not very good at guessing ages. >> stephen: whatever, just guess guess. best -- guess. >> i don't like --. >> stephen: oh, it's all just fun! it's fun! >> i don't like guessing. >> stephen: i'll do you first. >> okay. >> stephen: 64. >> (laughs) no. that eke okay. >> stephen: go, a ahead, you're not going to hurt my feelings. >> >> okay, 30. >> stephen: very good. i was born in 1983. (laughter) >> now you're male, right? >> stephen: last time i checked. (laughs) >> the next thing they ask for is --. >> stephen: i'm sorry. are you going to check, by the way? >> no! in the past year, did you change jobs,

we got so messed up in amsterdam, we started putting dutch suffixes on the end of all of our words.e were like, "holy schmergen, i am hammerglubened."

it's called an "s" suffix. that means single cell status.t attached to your cdc number, then we'll never, ever try to house you with another inmate because you have gone through all the hoops, whatever it takes, either you committed battery on your inmate -- or cell partners or you've, you know -- >> murdering, battery, i know. >> or a psychiatrist says. >> yeah, but i'm not crazy. >> well, that's your answer. that's it. call the governor. that's pretty much it for me. >> hamilton was sent back to the hole. but a few days later, we heard of an alarming new development in his case. he had assaulted an officer. >> sometimes you anticipate your moves as far as what inmates are going do and their capability, and sometimes you are just surprised. i didn't think he was going to take it to this level where he would assault staff. >> the officer was not badly injured, but it landed hamilton back in administrative segregation, with a high probability of being sent to the shu, a place most inmates dread. >> to me it's prison. it's still prison. it's n

he went 7 scoreless innings before come{suffix}li coming ou game. the red sox go on to win 8-1. the winner of the series have to take 4 out of 7 games. tonight game 2. that starts at 8:00 on fox. >>> just the beginning. the navy's first in super carrier sells for one penny. the u.s. navy sold the uss forestall to a bakery center to be dismantled scrapped and recycled. it served for more than 48 years and is the first of three nonnuclear aircraft. it was set for the scrap yard the reason the carrier is too expensive for the navy to maintain properly. >>> a major auto recall to tell you about over a serious problem that creates a high risk for crashes. lauren simonetti is heers need . good morning, lauren. >> good morning heather and good moef morning everybody. recall on nissan path finder because of the anti-lock breaks. owner of the path finder crossover suv's and infinity jf 35 and qs 60 need to bring the vehicle in to dealers to have the breaking controls reprogrammed. >> thanksgiving right around the corner. good luck finding a deal on your air fair. average ticket prices ar

the syrian electronic army said it has taken control of the dot qs suffix and targeted the domain because of support for the rebels. >> let's talk to a technology adjournist from london. how easy is it to take down a domain name? >> well, it shouldn't be that easy, but it's happened before and it will happen again. they have previously attacked the people who run dome april names. this is a decent dry system. it's run by different organizations in different countries. their security varies. a lot of what they do has been through spear fishing. we are used to fishing emails, things that turn up in the inboxes telling us to log into pay pal or the bank or whoever and steal our passport. spear fishing is a targeted measure of that. you learn about the person and send a subtle crafted email. they click on the link, it installs malicious software, captures the key strokes. once you have your software on someone else's p c, you have control of everything that the pc has access to. that may have been the approach used there. there's also the use of vulnerable - exploiting vulnerabilities that ar

prime minister agree with me that this money would make a real difference to patients right across suffix at my local hospital? >> well i understand that the business case for the 420 million pounds redevelopment of the regional center of teaching and trauma care of a hospital in brighton, that is currently being considered. we can only consider because this government decided not to cut the nhs budget put extra resources into the nhs and that show when it is presented an announcement will be made. >> tax cuts for millionaires, tax cuts for the wealthiest in this country, at the same time as millions are denied the right to work and most people who are hard-working -- pay cut by 1500 pounds. when is this government, the privileged -- [shouting] millionaires minister going to do something -- instead of being the political goods for the hedge funds and the bankers. [shouting] >> we all know who did the most for the hedge funds and the bankers. it was the people who allowed the banks to go bust in the first place. it is this government that is cutting taxes for working people. taken 2.7 mill