some security experts now believe the best way is to use the very same techniques the bad guys use. and they're enlisting a talented group of students at carnegie mellon university to help in the fight. "newshour" correspondent rick carr reports from pittsburgh. >> reporter: the bad guys stole more than 3 million social security numbers from the state of south carolina. as many as 70 million credit card numbers from sony playstation. they got access to all of the personal details of some customers of a nationwide mortgage lending firm. but cyber criminals aren't just looking to steal personal information and credit card numbers when they break massachusetts corporate computers. they're looking for other valuable information. >> everything about your business is accessible to an attacker. >> reporter: stewart baker is former general counsel of the nsa, now a computer security consultant. >> they can steal your designs. they can steal your know-how. they can steal your customer list. and your internal analysis of what the biggest problems are in your product. this is pretty scary. >> r

and, yesterday, the winds were really bad. then the cloud ak sthactual covering the mountain. >> reporter: not ideal. >> as not ideal as the it gets. >> reporter: jeb gets word and gets ready. a break in the weather. the wind calm for the first time. the plan tips get is to get as practice jumps above the crevice as possible before he flies through it on the big day. for months jeb has been training with high-tech help. simulating the exit from the chopper. how to fly through a crack, 15 feet wide at points. 900 feet tall. three football fields long. and how to land on a narrow mountain edge. one thing to do the stunt. another to land safely. >> whoa! >> reporter: oh, my god. >> the first practice landing is hard. but jeb's pumped. >> nice. >> ha-ha-ha. when i saw it. it was very exciting. it really was. although very scary. as long as you stay in the center you are all good. so we get good wind, dude, i am telling you right now this will be the most epic stunt i have ever done. >> reporter: hey, guys. >> hello. >> reporter: st

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bad." (cheers and applause) 8ffd3k3k everybody! we're here talking to vince gilligan the creator of "breaking bad" about last night and the entire series. one of the great things,-- again, spoiler alert-- one of the great things that walt does to skyler is "i did it for me." why does that seem like the nicest thing he has said to his family all five seasons? >> i think you're exactly right. you know why? because one of the worst things he's done in this show is lie to them so much and destroy the family through lies as well as action. and to do his wife the courtesy of being honest, to show her that respect once at least before it's all over. >> stephen: is that thing when he says "i did it for me," is that necessarily a bad thing or a bad motivation? because, i mean, i do this for me. (laughter) don't you do your show for you? >> yeah. >> stephen: is the show your blue meth? >> the show is -- you know, the show is my blue meth and now i need to be in some sort of 12-step recovery program because it's over. (laughter). >> stephen: the fame of the last episode was called "

romney is that a good thing or a bad thing. if the government today stops a pennsylvania pool from kicking out black kids is in a a good thing or bad thing? >> jon: the answer to all three are what are you (bleep) stupid? but cnn, they genuinely seem not to know. good thing, bad thing? they really don't know. so much so that sometimes they have to use their phone-a-friend lifeline. >> good thing or bad thing to shut the federal government down for a few days. seven in ten americans say a bad thing. nearly six in ten americans say it's a bad thing. nearly 4-10 say it would be a good thifnlg remember that. >> jon: but also remember this. nearly six in ten of you believe in angels. [laughter] i don't want to say it by reducing complex stories to children but i'm saying if this is the direction you are going on i can save you a lot of money on correspondentses there. a woman i used to watch. her name is pennism she's perfect for cnn. >> music is good. hamsters are good, birthday parties are real y0fcdbdb8 [cheers and applause] >> >> jon:

>> right. >> but the bad news is we still have real unemployment approaching 13, 14%. re will be an instant graduation tomorrow on the official number of 7.3, it's about half of the real turmoil. but the reality isn't the 180,000 or so jobs that will be reported tomorrow morning, it's where are they. >> yeah. >> and where aren't they? about 175,000 of those 180,000 are service jobs. >> right. >> and the only thing that matters when you have dug yourself such a hole in manufacturing, is are the sector. >> but people will say why doesn't the market handle this? we think of ourselves as buying manufactured goods from other parts of the world. so how do we really bring back manufacturing? because even buying american it's a great concept, a lot of people love it, but they still tend to choose the thing that is money. >> of the g-20 many have good manufacturing policies. they believe in the vibrant sector, they believe that if it falls below a certain area, it will hurt your country. 92% of workers in this country are in service to each other. and if you are a small country,

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putting on a website, suggested drinks in case you want to drunk dial congress responsibly, including the bad representative and the sleepy senator. for once, drunk dialing that you won't regret. >> jane, i think they've stumbled on to a successful business model, potentially here. there's money to be made. >> well, yes, if they can actually use drunk dialing to somehow sell their services, genius! >> yeah, i know. someone's thinking about it. in the meantime, lots of obviouses where some of the lone sta people working for these staff people are probably going, oh, my god. >> i love that it randomly dials anybody in congress, because they're all kind of the same, as

bad" in its entirety. we'll be right back. eers acheers a theifornia teachers association. 150 years of making a difference that lasts a lifetime. report," everybody! good night! (cheers and applause) (laughter) how's it going? >>. >> stephen, please let me go! >> stephen: i want more "breaking bad!" >> it's over, i just can't write anymore. >> stephen: it's over when i say it's over! >> there's no story left to tell. >> stephen: what about badger? city pete? what about fuel? what about to him. what about walt, jr.? what about to jesse? did he get in a car accident? he was driving pretty fast! what about walter? maybe he's not dead! maybe he was making it. maybe he's got a twin brother. maybe he was just dreaming the whole time and he's still back in new hampshire or still sitting in the doctor's office in the first episode looking at that mustard stain! there's got to be an answer! use your imagination. >> stephen, please. >> stephen: keep typing, bitch! (cheers and applause)

next the bad. a teacher in the u.k. banned students from handingçyá%óÑ out birthday party invitations unless the entire class is included on the guest list. the teacher believes leaving out classmates could have a serious impact on the children. finally, thejf ugly. neighbors in a small english town came together to stop a car thief, but they didn't just stop him. look. they trapped him in the car that he was trying to steal until police arrived. >> time for your brew on question of the day responses. earlier in the show we were telling you about a study that shows moms tend to favor the child that is most like her over the one that is well based or successful. -- that is well behaved or successful. we asked does your child hit this formula. >> leslie says i have five sons and i have a favorite. my favorite child is the one who need me the most at that particular time.

of course the bad news is that even with all the checks and balances else into the system these kinds of errors can still recurve. even more unsettling or other airports since july that suggested that there have been cases of intentional willful misuse of intelligence authorities by nsa employees to spy on their spouses and neighbors.

is the good the bad of the very very economically ugly the good. pope francis the bishop of rome is making headlines again and for all the right reasons and thursday mass last week the pope called out religious extremists calling them a serious illness in the church he said and when a christian becomes a disciple of the ideology he has lost the faith is no longer a disciple of jesus is disciple of this attitude of thought the faith becomes ideology it ideology frightens it is a serious illness that is of ideological christian. witness said it better myself it's a good work the bad the new york post the rupert murdoch owned tabloid is known for its outrageous front page headlines most of which are pretty funny the front page of this week's sunday edition was anything but comical it was downright misleading cover story was about the thirteen billion dollars settlement that the federal government reached with wall street giant j.p. morgan chase posts headline makes it seem like the government is stealing from that bank in reality the government is jus

in this case the bad guys hold your computer files hostage for - ransome. jerry irvine is cio of prescient solutions and he's a member of the national cyber security task force. how do the bad guys in this case get away with this? what do they do? > >infection of your devices is similar to any other type of infection. they usually do it through some type of phishing or email scam. > >so they trick you into opening an email file. > >absolutely. it appears to be someone you know or somebody you might have done business with. you click on it and an application runs in the background. and this application actually is spending its time while you're thinking it's doing something encrypting all of the files on your pc or on your fileserver if you're at work. it encrypts them in such a manner that once the application is done once you try and access any data on your machine it's unaccessible. it will come up with an error message saying that in order to get access to this, send $300 or $500, $1000 to this company and they will give you a key. > >how charming. so the

the bad news, it has grown quite a bit. now, more than 1,000 acres have burned. we are standing on the hillside where the flames burned over late this afternoon. in fact, while we were here to watch it. now, we're going to pan over to the right. you can see there is quite a bit of activity. even though the fire is 70 percent contained it did not take much to get this 8 alarm fire up and running. it has put every available fire fighter from this county and beyond in battle mode. fire crews in solano county is giving all they've got to a fast moving fire that started off of highway 12 just after noon. it didn't take long for 40 mile per hour winds to whip the flames into an 8 alarm fire.

it's the good the bad of the very very but really ugly the good jason pickel and there on black bear oklahoma has a state wide ban on gay marriage but that's not stopping this happy couple pick on black there were able to get around the bad by applying for a license at an indian reservation. t.v. covered their story for a while. when the supreme court struck down the defense of marriage act last june jason had an idea he called a showing in a rapper who tries courthouse and ask a very simple question i was really expecting a big no i thought we're on our way to iowa but i called the tribe and they said yeah come on down it's twenty bucks twenty bucks for what no amount of money could buy in oklahoma a marriage license made illegal by the tribal code its requirements both people be of native american descent and live within the tribes jurisdiction no where does it specify gender because you know they say where there's a will there is a way the bad rush limbaugh's the conservative talk radio host has some crazy things about obamacare but what he said on tuesday on his radio program is

now the bad. one traffic cop in romania found out cars aren't the only thing to avoid. roaming through the street. you know what happened. the ugly. a new study shows a brain mechanism shows to dilute empathy when we gain power. >> we told you about a school in washington state forcing students to sign contracts banning twerking. we asked do you think schools should ban twerking. >> valerie writes twerking is not classy. the school has a right to set boundaries for sponsored events. >> schools need to teach facts. nothing subjective or personal should be dealt with in school. >> i absolutely think banning twerking is a great idea for any school dance. it is in no way appropriate for anything to deal with kid. thanks to everyone who responded. have a great friday. see you back here monday. >> "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >>> good morning. it is friday, october 25, 2013. web developers were grilled over the obamacare disaster. kathleen sebelius hit the road with this. >> the majority of people calling for me to resign i would say are people who i don't work for. >> bu

the bad news? it's only for a few months and there are no guarantees republicans and democrats will be able to bridge the rest. tonight's last minute legislative deal brings the government and yosemite national park back to life. >> this is pain inflicted on our nation for no good reason. we can't make the same mistake

the last 24 years. growing up i heard all sort of bad stuff about my country. everything was going on. at this point, to me it was just tell the story. it was something that i loved. i had to do it. >> would you hope the take away would be for your family in somalia, the people that will see it? >> i hope they understand what the motivation that these people does. >> you mean the pirates? >> yeah, the poverty. >> the organized crime. >> these pirates are mostly just young men being used by older guys. >> how have you felt recently? you've had somalis who have wreaked havoc in nairobi at a mall. you had navy seals try to get the leader just this week. there you are in minneapolis trying to have an american life. >> we're just sick and tired of them giving a bad rep to our people. all somali people are not bad. there's a lot of success stories going on here in the u.s. and in somali. all we hear about is just the bad parts. we're tired of it. question don't support these people. i really feel sorry for all the bad stuff that happened to them. >> do you have family still in somali? >> i ha

lands where the bison got back. >> just a few weeks ago, i saw the bad lands of south dakota and i did what anyone would do, stopped and took a photo on my phone. the bison returning to the great plains, but the bison has a difficult history. it was hunted almost to extinction, and we sent cristo the black hills and how the bison found it's way home. >> reporter: in the black hills of south dakota, these cowboys and girls are preparing for work the way they did a century ago. >> lord, we ask that no harm come to man or beast. >> reporter: but the dawn light reveals a thoroughly modern caravan winding through the valley. here at custer state park, the crowds are coming, braving a damp, bone chilling wind, to experience the kind of spectacle most americans have only seen in the movies. >> this is probably as close to the old west as you're going to get. >> reporter: for 43 years, cowboy, bob landis, has worked the roundup of a buffalo herd that works the range, though it's he's was slaughtered nearly to existence. a wild herd of more than 1200 plains bison, big and tough, weighing a

people and i'm not telling the government centers the bad people here i'm just saying that there are people who would like to steal bank account information and so forth and so on and when when people build intentionally bill back doors and weaken or is into certain systems it's only a matter of time before the bad people find those and so what will happen is they'll be exploited that's why you have to change the locks like changing the locks on the door of your apartment. well in our t. dot com we're reporting on how the n.s.a. gets its hands on your friends list on social networks along with other personal contact data and don't forget to check out our twitter feed for the latest updates on the story. well after two weeks of government paralysis u.s. senators say they're close to restoring state functions and authorizing war boring well they've got two days left to do so or risk a fold that would likely trigger a global crisis on top of that is or he isn't he's now he tells us the public mood is getting ugly. this self-inflicted shutdown is causing panic around the world as was

guys to being the bad guys themselves bad guys who in the name are good people into doing bad things for bad reasons like police quotas or quelling activism to the point where a lot of people call cops hague's but perhaps it would be more accurate to call them chickens at least you can call a cop in lake elsinore california chicken because recently one of them dressed up in a giant chicken suit to conduct a cross walk enforcement operation the officer in a chicken suit walked out and across walks at five different locations across the city and gave all thirty one take it's too bad a drivers who didn't yield to the chicken properly people in elsinore have complained numerous times about unsafe drivers around their schools so the police is chicken sting operation could be seen as an earnest effort to improve safety in the community. still police were definitely out that day to ensnare people not yielding to weirdos into going out for it and it wasn't the first time police in that area had been out to coax people into being bad eggs in july the twenty thirteen ligh

essence over there, i'm going to finish introducing today's show topic-- social media--the good, the badand the ugly. rachel: see, it looks like somebody has it out for you, tyler! tyler: i know, i know! and i didn't even do anything, y'all! but, uh, anyway, enough of that. today's show is going to explore the best practices for social media. and we're even going to have a social media specialist talk to us about some innovative ways to use social media technology. rachel: and there's cyber bullying. sierra: to be fair, social media is not all bad. it helps with getting the vote out. you guys remember the vote or die campaign, p. diddy? yeah? and everyone's favorite-- connecting with friends! tyler: and later on in the show, we have a real treat for you guys. the real jay mills is gonna hit the what's good dc stage and perform something special, so look out for her. sierra: the students in the digital media arts club at anacostia high school went out on the streets to hear from people about social media. let's give it up for this video, guys! student 1: my top three social media sites ar

he said cancer is like the bad guys in the neighborhood and how we're working to get rid of the bad guys reporter: thank you so much for interjecting a little humor. if you want to the know more about the s.w.a.t. team here in pleasanton, vivid us online at kpix.com. click on "links and numbers." reporting for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> it is an awesome feeling when you can assist someone. there is another begin of life. >> offering hope in the face of crisis. how this bay area chp officer helped save hundreds of lives. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, unfortunately, it's also a e where some people have tried to end their lives. sharon chin explains the courageous i >>> the golden gate isn't just a favorite stop for visitors. it's also a play where some have tried to end their lives. sharon sharon explains the courageous intervention of this week's jefferson award winner. >>> reporter: tourists bring home scenic photos of the golden gate bridge. but sergeant kevin briggs carries mental snapshots of life and death. >> it's all the little things that have occurred both good and bad. >>

the bad news for the opponents of the keystone oil pipeline project between canada and the u.s. their efforts to prove it's a threat to the environment go down the drain after a new court decision more details on that story right now on r.t. top kill. nationalist and euro skeptics seem to be giving the french president a serious headache at the moment from small and has warned that europe could face regression and paralysis if far right parties win in next year's a u. parliamentary vote or to see what's driving these fears let's have a look here the national front party is literally breathing down his back recently grabbing a stunning forty percent of elections at elections in southern. rance the austrian freedom party came third in legislative elections last month and the u.k. independence party finished runner up in three out of four local council by elections last week and there is no way it's forming a right wing minority government with the progress party snatch the place in september's elections will get a phantom and he's the leader of one of belgium's nationalist party s

the unwillingness to deliver bad news. somebody should have warned the president that this was not working. people do not want to deliver the bad news. >> the first rule of public administration. the six p's. proper planning prevents pitifully poor performance. the other word is not "terribly," but i will not say that. where it should have worked is that the department of health and human services. they did not have this thing laid out well and they realized at the level the word did not filter up as bad and the president is going along happily talking about what will happen on october 1 only to have it blow back in his face. >> how damaging is this to the administration? >> it is unsettling and a new, complicated, revolutionary plan for health care and people need reassurance and this is not reassuring. after three years of preparation there was a legitimate expectation that the rollout and we would be ready and they made it good point. the volume is too much and she said what about the flowers on valentine's day, did they

all those good blueberries cannot fix the one bad one. that's the idea of the public school system.hey created a public school system in new york city and many major cities that's creating a mediocre generation of students and worse. if you don't have a great public school education system in your country, you will have a mediocre country. >> o'reilly talks about the entitlement society. almost 50% of homes receive government assistance. how does that play into it? >> well, as long as you are giving me a couple of seconds i will tell you my idea. >> i think if you receive an entitlement because the government determined you are unable to work because of x and you have young children that go to school and you are receiving some sort of public stanassista i think in order to continue with it you have to dmon state you get your children to school every day. your children need a certificate of attendance in school in order to continue with your assistance. i also think that people who take a deduction for their children, working people who take a deduction on their tax returns because t

bringing return the people she managed to return the fight the bad people mostly the statistics were told to british oxford sticking to name the many civilian victims a one big one is called rescission strikes in pakistan. international news live from moscow this is r.t. with me. thanks for joining us. snowden has had a good few days having been reunited with his father in russia and on and for blowing the lid off and i say surveillance operations the interest around the intelligence leaker has launched a new debate about whistle blowing and the role with plays game that each account has the details. edward snowden met with his father at an undisclosed location presumably here in moscow he said there is little hope that he son will ever go back to the u.s. because in the u.s. edward snowden is most certainly facing jail time and judging by the significance and the scope of his revelations it could be a lengthy one and also judging by the way the u.s. government treated other whistleblowers together with the law on snowden in moscow the group of whistleblowers who supported were they

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we're going to talk about the bad bolts on the bay bridge. of course, you remember those and how that threatened to delay the opening of the bay bridge. crews are instulling ailing fix. >> this is a unique fix to a unique problem. >> beneath the deck of the new bay bridge, the permanent fix is taking shape. >> along the way there were tweaks and revisions. >> the last time we got to see this job, crews were laying the ground work for the saddle. literally carving nooks into the concrete so it could lock into place. now six weeks later, you can see that saddle. that's where the steel cables will threaded through. >> they will start putting the tendons, they will go up and over and then there will be tension on both sides and it's are the pulling down that will provide. >> and securing the cables doesn't end with those skell steel. once it is all done, the temporary shims come out and the false work will come down. >> we are still on schedule for getting everything installed by december. once every bomb has been checked and dotted, then they wi

i mean that's the bad news. the good news is that cee lo had his day in court. this is what he chose to wear. i don't knowwhat the bea arthur is this. i just can't -- i can't -- this is the fall of the 13-year-old boy. i'm going to go to school and justify your father's behair yor like that. the prosecutors dropped the sexual assault charge, but charged him with ecstasy possession. he pleaded not guilty. if he's found guilty, he faces four years in jail. he says this is no way affecting his job. cee lo green is a part of "the voice." although, this recent stuff going on with him with the girl and, it kind of makes you look at him differently, maybe, kind of, sort of, squinting and watching the voice and looking at him. anyway, congratulations, i think, cee lo. yeah. there's no sexual assault. it's just ecstasy. all right. let's move on. [ applause ] >> congratulations are in order for kelly clarkson. you might have heard, she and her fiance, brandon, tied the knot over the weekend. look how skinny she is. i pose like this, you know those models in magazines that

you'll see the stocks in good companies get taken down right with the bad ones, even when they report good news. that's the kind of action that can drive investors completely insane, it drives you batty, if a stock can't go up, it's reporting a blowout quarter, you're thinking what can make anything go higher? is there any point at all distinguishing the good from the bad when the market is just selling everything? why even bother to do the homework that cramer says you should do? well, yes, there is a reason. eventually we're going to come out of the selloff. and the fundamentals are going to start mattering again. it could take a while for that to happen. and in the interim, it's crucial you recognize why this is happening. you may be able to make some sense out of the chaos. you will be seeing stock trade and really tough quick percentage spill, you'll see stocks trading in lockstep with the good, the bad and the truly ugly all going lower. some of that is absolute pure panic but also structural reasons why this happens and you need to know that. hedge funds have turned stocks into

. >> how they got all miami vice to get the bad guys. >> hello, everyone. >> charles trippy is back on the road and back with the band. just three weeks post surgery. >> how a little thing like a brain tumor can't keep him down. >>> brides usually toss bouquets but now. >> i am hoping something else. >> why powers are out and cats are in. >> the guys in this video are treating this incident like a public service announcement. listen. >> great job. see this guy. what drinking and driving does, guys. >> this guy right here is angel geese ski. he makes up one-third of the stewy brothers rap good. he was visiting his booking agent, big kev, who lives in this apartment complex. you see that car right there. that car is wadded up against a tree in the parking lot of the apartment complex. he is claiming that the guy on the right is drunk and drove his car right into the tree. you see, there are a few little cuts and some blood on the suspected driver's face. >> apparently, this is 6:30 in the morning. the thud is so loud, it got a bunch of people to come out of their home to see what happene

to bring return that the dead people still manage to return the fright the bad people what made the statistics we talk to activists from the bureau of investigative journalism who are looking beyond just the casualty figures for what the u.s. calls a position strike it's. a warm welcome to you if you're just joining us you're on r.t.l. we're live from moscow you're with me. story this morning. american exceptionalism is merely an excuse for washington uses to break the law at home and abroad that's what julian assange just told r.t. . in an exclusive interview we can respond to also sketched out his vision on the future of freedom of information and praise russia for giving asylum to n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. an interview here with julian assange the founder of wiki leaks here at the embassy of ecuador in london he affirmed that the exceptionalism that barack obama president of united states is defending is merely an excuse to be involved a law something used by nations such as united states with power to subordinate others assigned also alerted to the necessity of developing sovere

a note from the federal government saying too bad. the web site was referred to as a black market bizarre where you could hire an assassin you could buy drugs like heroin cocaine and methamphetamine. the site's operator is facing drug trafficking and murder for hire. they are releasing these brand new pictures of the two bikers they say viciously beat a man in front of his family. they dropped charges against one of the two men. alexian lean and the 28-year-old christopher cruise was in court. he was caught on camera he stopped on hin front of the rane rover so the bikers could take over the highway. >> they landed a plane so hard the nose gear collapsed. 6 people were injured back in july at new york's laguardia airport. the national transportation safety board said the captain took over from the first officer when the plane was 400 feet from the ground. southwest is not identifying that pilot. millions of people who are here in the united states illegally will now be allowed to drive legally. they are set to sign it into law later in