u.s. chamber of commerce, was written for the purpose of getting the chamber of commerce to understand that the free market system and capitalism for under attack and that the businesses in the u.s. chamber of commerce were aiding and abetting those attacks on capitalism. it went on to talk about blacks , out demonstrating, an the more thoughtful blacks, the more well-spoken blacks, speaking against capitalism the capitalist system, he talked about ralph they'der, suing large corporations -- ralph they'der suing large corporations, based on people getting injured in cars that were not manufactured sufficiently, he talked about ralph nay der suing the drug -- nader for suing the drug companies for adulterated drugs, for drugs that did not do what they said they were going to do. these kinds of things. they talked about william couldn't ler a famous -- kuntzler a famous civil rights lawyer and lewis powell after expressing himself on how these kinds of things are now happening in society, and by the way, that was during the vietnam war period, the civil rights era, and he talked about , where

u.s. chamber of commerce, oil sands and arctic issues. the state of nebraska does not want this pipeline because it puts one of their main water sources at risk." fact or fiction? guest: there is some fact to that. there are a lot of concerns about the potential of oil spills. and what could happen if there is a problem with the pipeline. we think those concerns were aired. there is an awkward for that sits under most of nebraska. aquifer thatan awkward fo sits under most of nebraska. there are other pipelines that already run through those parts of nebraska. some of the neighboring states as well. we think that transcanada has made a number of concessions and has done a lot of work to alleviate those concerns. with the state department's recent decision, that was primarily to allow nebraska and transcanada to work out the differences between what transcanada wants to do and the concerns about those areas. host: the existing pipeline is just over 2,100 miles. daniel has this question. do you know that number? guest: i do not know that numb

u.s. chamber of commerce computers. doug mckelway investigates the latest salvo in the ongoing cyber war. >> it's called one of the most brazen of state sponsored cyber intrusion, lasting over a year before it was uncovered to the f.b.i. and traced to china in 2010. the sophisticated hacking of the computer system involved more than 300 websites and several so-called back doors to allow backers to easy access to sensitive information, including that of the chambers' 3 million members. the chinese government in washington calling the allegation lacks proof and evidence. and is irresponsible. >> when china says it does not condone hacking or hacking is illegal, is lying through the teeth. >> rick fisher, expert in china military buildup says the hacking of the u.s. chamber of commerce may provide key intelligence for the china economic war with the u.s. >> with this information. china will know our red lines and know how far they can go in terms of contracting concessions. u.s. officials say it's one squirmish in ongoing s

u.s. chamber of commerce that security is improved and corporations are at the forefront of iraq's future. >> we have a lot of american corporations but we welcome more. they have broken the blockade against iraq and contributed a great to iraqi development. we aspire to have more american corporations in order to fulfill the need of the economy. >> you are watching news day on the bbc. still to come, the women leading the fight against sexual harassment in india. >> and we look how the car market has opened up for the first time since the revolution. here and the u.k., there has been a fall in the rate of inflation. the consumer prices index, and inflation was down compared with 5% in october. >> for hard-pressed households, it is a key question, what is the cost of living? it was up over the year in november. what is happening here illustrates the problems caused by inflation. costs including energy, the company cannot pass laws on to customers so it has had to freeze staff wages. that means workers like this man have suffered. the cost of loving increasing is around 5% annually. -- livi

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of u.s. business interests from china. "the wall street journal" reports they attacked security systems of the u.s. chamber of commerce. communications 50 chamber members were compromised. it's possible the hackers had access to the network for more than a year. the journal says the security breach was discovered and shut down in may of 2010. >>> the crisis in north korea may have forced a shift to collective leadership following the death of dictator kim jong-il. a memorial service for kim was held yesterday. his son kim jong-un was the chief mourner but reuters quotes a source that kim jong-un will share power with the military and his uncle. >>> an an arctic adventure. the british author and travel writer hopes to become the first person ever to ski solo across the icy continent. so far, she has covered 500 miles and will stay at the u.s. base at the pole for a much-needed few days of rest. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," new allegations of child sexual abuse against a well-known sports figure. >>> can the market hang on to the game? this is the "cbs morning news." hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you

of u.s. troops as forces prepare to pull out of the country. he called on american countries to invest in iraq. with a message the u.s. chamber of commerce in washington, the business is now at the forefront of iraq's future. >> we have lots of american corporations in iraq. however, we welcome more. these corporations have broken the blockade against iraq, and they have contributed greatly to iraqi development. however, we aspire to have more american corporations in order to fulfill the needs of the iraqi economy. >> nouri al-maliki there. we're just getting details from buckingham palace with regard to the queen's diamond jubilee next year. we're being told that there will be events to mark obviously 60 years of the queen's reign. the point is the members of the royal family will visit the 15 countries where the queen is head of state. obviously this young couple will be right up in the most attractive part of the royal family's commitments, i guess, the prince of wales and the duchess will go to australia, new zealand, and on their second tour, these two will be off to singapore, solomon islands. the queen and the duke of edinburgh,

u.s. chamber of commerce. coming in at number 3, some young adults who sued their mom for sending cards without gifts and playing favorites. number two was a man who illegally brought a gun into a bar, got injured and sued the bar for not searching him for a weapon. at the top of this list, a convict who sued the couple he kidnapped for not helping him evade police. you can take a look at this entire crazy list at wusa9.com. just click on the buzz. >>> still ahead, they raised from the ridiculous to the remarkable. a look at the top videos that had us heading to youtube in 2011. first, let's get a preview of the cbs evening news. >> almost half of all iowa caucus voters are still undecided. we'll tell you about the last scramble for votes and what made newt gingrich cry today. tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> the washington, d.c. veteran's affairs medical center salute all who serve at home and abroad this holiday season. >> first class shaun white from virginia. sending holiday greetings to mom, dad, and

u.s. chamber of commerce worked, spies, thousands of miles away in china, were looking over their shoulders. for more than a year, hackers suspected of ties to the chinese government, had access to everything in the chamber computers, gaining critical information about major u.s. companies and their strategies for receiving products. >> we've never seen a country dedicate its resources, itses pe pe b espionage resources, to steal economic information and then use it against us, against our economy. >> reporter: at one point, the penetration was so complete that a chamber thermostat was communicating with a computer in china. another time, chamber employees were surprised to see one of their printers printing in chinese. congressional leaders say china is engaged in economic espionage on a scale never seen before. sources tell abc news at any given moment, there are hundreds of cyber attacks targeting u.s. companies and government agencies. in late 2009, authorities say china-based hackers broke into google's computers and looked at the e-mail accounts of human rights activists. in the same

u.s. chamber of commerce. and concerns for businesses.'re a small business owner and this is weighty stuff. >> yeah, but what we haven't learned multiple times over as small business, it's a catch 22. we need china in order to be able to hit the mass retail numbers and the minute they see it, they are he' going to knock it off and competing next to them and they'll rip off and duplicate faster than anybody else. >> neil: and pretty bold, charles. >> china never has repercussions and talking 3 million businesses. the thing, whether it's been their currency or anything else, the problem with the administration i've got it tell you. so far the only thing we've fought china over, duty on tires and want to protect jobs and now solar panels. hundreds of billions of dollars-- >> they're snapping up and going back to the trade war is really the answer? >> and already a stealth trade war with them, but the things we're focusing on, the real victims of china, the software companies should be up in arms. >> you can't bite the hand that feeds you, th

u.s. chamber of commerce. the wall street journal is reporting tonight those hackers gained access to everything. including information on three million members. the security breech was discovered and shut down last year. the journal says this is one of the biggest chinese infiltrations of u.s. computers. >>> we now know what caused one of the blackouts during last night's 49ers game. the first power outage happened right before kickoff. that blackout happened when a slice failed. the wire fell to the ground near the stadium. the second outage is a mystery, but the mayor says it could have been caused by a faulty electrical panel inside the stadium. the mayor says it will be fixed. >> safety and public safety was the number one concern and the fans were wonderful and they cooperated well. for them and for the rest of the nation, because i think the eyes are upon us, we need to do it right. >> the california public utility's commission will oversee all repairs. the mayor apologized to the 49ers and the nfl. cal

u.s. chamber of commerce. the "wall street journal" reports the hackers gained access to everything including information on three million members. the security breach was discovered and shut down last year. the journal says this is one of the biggest chinese infiltrations of u.s. computers. >>> international markets are higher today. >> positive economic news from the u.s. and germany offset those asian worries over the death of north korean leader kim jong-il. yesterday marked the best day on wall street this month. the dow shot up 337 points almost 3% on word that construction of new homes jumped last month as well as positive economic news out of europe. we don't get that very often. >> any good news, we'll take definitely as we begin the in your year. >>> time now 4:45. searching for life on other planets. the promising discovery from nasa. >> and it gets you moving but how good are the workouts working? the wee ones -- well, we'll compare it to hitting the gym. >> you're really surprised about that. come

u.s. chamber of commerce. congressional leaders says china is engaged in espionage like we've never seen before. >> we've never seen a country dedicate its espionage resources to steal economic information and then use it against us, against our economy. >> intelligence sources say the u.s. is losing $250 billion to economic espionage every year. >> staggering number. >>> the army is now charging eight soldiers in connection with the likely suicide of a comrade. 19-year-old daniel chen was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot in october, while serving in afghanistan. the eight service members face charges including involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide. they could spend up to ten years in prison. >>> president obama is keeping the heat on republicans over the payroll tax cut extension. he'll meet later with workers who now stand to lose $40 every paycheck. >> the president is also phoning top leaders, urging they end this showdown. abc's karen travers is joining us from washington with mo

u.s. chamber of commerce and the koch brothers they were the ones channeling money into this election. the chamber of commerce was the biggest donor and they gave ninety four percent of their money to climate deniers to people who have some alternative physics and chemistry. that they have arrived at shared not by scientists just by video logs you know a kind of lysenko wisdom that's sort of creeping through our political culture. so you know i suppose that's one reason we're you know out there lying down in front of the white house you know we have to figure out some other currency to work in because we're never going off the money for the moment that currencies our bodies our books our spirit our creativity all that we can muster in the in the four five minutes we have left here i'd like to get into the kind of how we got here i i think that your book the age of missing information is is in many ways met all of this underlies it and over wraps it and talk to us this was a very odd book too. in the largest cable t.v. system in the world at the time of the early nineties this was fairfa

u.s. chamber of commerce released the most ridiculous legal battles of 2011. top ten includes a convict who sued the couple of kidnapped for not helping him evade the police. a woman disagreed with a store over an 80-cent refund and sued for $5 million. a man suing for age discrimination said the judge in the case was too old. and a woman sawed over a preview for the movie "drive" because it did not show enough driving. from lawsuit to laws, a new utah law that goes in effect in 2012 will end all happy hours but making it illegal to offer any daily specials on alcoholic drinks. so dig deeper or drink less. >>> big sharks that roam the waters near the florida coastline will be safer in 2012. phil keating tells us about another new law keeping some of the ocean's fiercest predators from becoming prey. >> this hammer head shark hooked a couple of miles off the miami coastline. grew to 15 feet, 300 pounds. and fought to his death for two hours. >> one of the last people to do it. like else, you do down in history. it's always good. >> historic, because beginning i

u.s. chamber of commerce work, spies, thousands of miles away in china, were looking overrer that shouldersmore than a year hackers suspected of ties to the chinese government had scinta to everything in chamber computers. >> it we have never seen a country dedicate its espionage resources to steal economic information and then tuesday against us against our economy. >> at one point the penetration was so complete a chamber thermostat was communicating with a computer in china. another time, chamber employees were surprised to see one of their printers printing in chinese. congressional leaders say china is engaged in economic espionage on a scale never seen before. sources tell abc 7 news at any given moment there are hundreds of cyber attacks haring u.s. companies -- targeting u.s. companies and government agencies. in late, 2009 authorities say china based attackers looked at the computers of human rights activists. other companies were hit including dow chemical. >> it. >> two years ago an operative at ford motor company downloaded thousands of files and hybrid engine design and dave th

u.s. chamber of commerce. doug mckelway has details. thing printed in textbook of our ally saudi arabia which has been the recipient in billions of u.s. taxpayer moneyment don't miss this. in grapevine, wardrobe malfunction on capitol hill. "special report" starts at 6:00. now back to "the five" in new york. ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to "the five." we just informed greg gutfeld we are playing christmas music until january 12. he is ecstatic about it. >> kimberly: look at his face. >> greg: it's wrong. 'canes when i was five years old my christmas list to santa, i wanted easy bake oven, pony and just like greg a unicorn poster to have it up on my wall. get a load of this. tom cruise's daughter has $130,000 christmas list. now, at first i was like my gosh, that is ridiculous. i thought is this in context? >> kimberly: it's weird. it looks just like my list. pony, diamond earrings, gown and toys. perfect. but mine is not $130,000. yeah, bob -- >> bob: why do you assume i'm going to -- >> greg: because you go there. >> kimberly: it's extrava

u.s. chamber of commerce. e sophisticated attack which reportedly took place in 2009 and also in 2010 may have compromised information belonging to some of the u.s. business lobbies 3 million members. news about the alleged incident did the adds to growing u.s. concerns about cyberespionage emanating from china. >>> and yahoo! rose by 6% in wednesday's session, that was on the back of reports that it's considering selling off valuable asian assets to focus on the core u.s. business. the company reportedly is weighing a plan to cut its large stake in the chinese e-commerce sight alibaba and sell out of japan. such a deal would allow yahoo! to narrow in on its u.s. advertising business which is seen as lagging rivals google and facebook. >>> it's been four days since we learned of the death of former north korean leader kim jong-il and new details continue to emerge. south korea's news agency has reported that kim jong-un has given orders before kim jong-il's death. meanwhile, in a meeting with south korean leade

u.s. chamber of commerce and other corporate interests and becomes a huge problem for others in the election. >> governor, they are bickering even among themselves. let me show you this. romney goes after newt and says that newt gingrich is a very wealthy man and he has -- let me play you the tape. >> sure. >> let me let willard speak for himself. >> newt gingrich has his wealth for half a million dollars from tiffany's, you're not a middle class american. >> that's amazing given the wealth of mr. willard romney, calling somebody else wealthy. but mr. romney today hit back at newt romney for attacking him on bain capital, all of a sudden bain capital became the response of newt the other day. today he responded. >> in my enterprise, we had the occasion to build tens and thousands of jobs and he doesn't understand the economy if he doesn't understand that sometimes businesses succeed and sometimes fail. to suggest that there's something unamerican, something wrong about investing in enterprise that ultimately doesn't succeed has an enormous lack of understanding of how america works. >> the t

u.s. chamber of commerce, getting access to everything stored in that system, including information about lway is live in washington with more. how did this happen doug? >> reporter: chamber of commerce says that the scope of this attack was very limited and that after it was discovered by the fbi, the chamber took aggressive steps to prevent further intrusions. china has denied any involvement in it. a spokesman for the embassy in washington telling the "wall street journal" the allegation of hack o'clock, quote, lacks proof and evidence and is irresponsible. end quote. but u.s. officials say this is all a part of a widespread effort by china to tap into u.s. businesses, to capture sensitive research and top secret information from defense contractors. but it also amounts to, in the words of one expert we spoke with today, pure economic warfare. >> with this kind of informs, china will know our red lines and know how far they can go in terms of extracting confessions. >> rick fisher says china has devoted millions of dollars to its military and espionage branches to invest in its cyber ha

u.s. chamber of commerce attack which we learned the chamber was unaware of that for a year until the fire file -- the f.b.i. alerted it. and tracking the perpetrators down is not easy. >> the way the cat burglars are able to cover their tracks, through any number of servers around the world. the former head of the central intelligence said the cyber war has begun already, and he said america is losing that war. trace? >> and now, like for us in washington, thank you. refugee, terrorists or u.s. spies? a group of iranians hiding out in iraq, could be all three. next, a complicated situation that left thousands of people as outcasts in iraq and iran. also, cops say a man dressed up as santa claus, opened fire on his family. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. is all the wrapping a gift needs. wait a minute...i... [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event is here, but only for a limite

u.s. chamber of commerce. the u.s. saying spies may have had access for more than a year.hat's new is how straightforward washington and the press is being about it naming china specifically. >>> on a lighter note, amazon sent a software update to the owners of the fire tablet making the tablet faster and easier to use. it enables parents to lock access to the amazon store so you kids can't buy everything on the planet on the screen. also i think it also will change what you see on that screen so that people can't tell what books you're reading. back to you. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> 6:26 right now. fierce rivalry between the stanford cardinals and tennessee volunteers. >>> a lot of people hitting the road for the holidays. see what's helping them to do it. >>> a warrior store on the golden state team is the subject of a sexual harassment team. >>> baby, it's cold outside. i'll got the full forecast. find out what christmas holds and we've got rain on the way. i'll tell you when. >>> we hope that doesn't stay. the big rig accident i'm talking i'e hav danlle. i'll

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u.s. chamber of commerce today. al-maliki met with president obama monday and the two men visited arlington national cemetery. >>> there is a push to allow cameras inside the u.s. supreme court for the upcoming areas on president obama's healthcare law. the court will hear that case in march. in the past, justices sotomayor and samuel has called for cameras in the court. >> take a look at this. rainy weather caused this pileup in california. at least 17 trucks were involved in the wreck on interstate 5 north of los angeles. two people suffered minor injuries. the wet weather there should continue today. >> heavy snow in the mountains. rain along the coast. before we get to that, i want to share something with you. we talk about things in the holidays and going shopping. weather watcher lou ann makes ornaments. this one is kind of cool. i don't know if you can zoom on this. but this is cape may sand. she's got crushed shells, a little glitter, glow in the dark glitter on the bottom. she wrote 2011 on it. on the back.

u.s. chamber of commerce either today or tomorrow here, looking for business investment. this something that the u.s. government needs to encourage u.s. business to do this simply for u.s. security reasons so it isn't iranian businesses being built there? >> we've been doing a lot of fact checking about american presidential candidates. yesterday maliki said american oil companies have the lion's share of oil contracts. it's chinese oil companies. i was just in the south of iraq. you don't see american oil companies. >> it's chinese oil companies with a wink and a nod from who? >> from maliki and his government. >> from maliki himself. is there a political rival to maliki at this point that could prevent him from becoming what you are making the argument that he's becoming, which is sort of a low-grade strong man. >> no, there isn't. one of the things that's a big concern is there is no interior minister. there is no defense minister controlling the army. there is no national security officer. maliki right now is all of those things. so the kind of jobs that might create

u.s. chamber of commerce. the "wall street journal" says spies may have had access for a year., that china spies on and violates american computers is not new. what's new is how straightforward washington and the press are being about there, naming china specifically. >>> on a lighter note, amazon sent a software update to the owners of the fire tablet overnight making the tablet faster and easier to use. it also enables parents to lock access to the store so your kids can't buy everything on the planet just by picking up your tablet. it lets you remove titles of books on the front screen in case you don't want the whole world to know what it is you're read sglg thank you very much, scott. 5:25 right now. a joy ride hits the skids for a utah man. he won $380,000, got a lamborghini only to crash it six hours later. david to be won the car at a byu game over the weekend. after cruising around town with friends, family. he say it is car hit a slick spot in the road, lost control, spinning around, slamming into a fence. look at the damage there. the good news is he had the car insu

u.s. chamber of commerce says, let's go; we support this project. so you got 40 senators bipartisan, you got the labor unions, you got the u.s. chamber of commerce. here's another interesting statistic -- and this example is such a good example of what we're talking about, and i would ask the good senator from oklahoma to maybe expand on the point, but the u.s. chamber of commerce last year released a study identifying 351 stalled energy projects nationwide. costing the american econom $1.1 trillion in lost economic impact and nearly 2 million jobs annually. my point is this: we have got to find way to empower private investment, to get job creation going. now, the esteemed senator from oklahoma is ranking member on environment and public works. he sees this every day. but without more government spending, the secret to unlocking jobs in this country is to empower the i investment. i'd ask that the esteemed senator from oklahoma address that because this project is such a perfect example of what we're talking about. mr. inhofe: it is. and this is som

u.s. chamber of commerce and it wasn't a little leak.more than a year. it started happening in 2010. the chamber apparently unplugged those computers and later fixed the leaks. we're told the chinese only had access to key contact, trade policy, meeting notes, trip reports, and schedules. >> steve: thank goodness. i'm peopling so much better. meanwhile, snow across the southeast could delay your holiday travel plans. the winter-like storm in late fall already dumped more than a foot of snow from new mexico to state of kansas. at least six people have been killed in car accidents alone. interstates and highways in five states shut down. many of them are finally reopening later on this morning. colorado reportedly seeing ten foot snow drifts, rough for driver, but great for skiers. >> gretchen: taxpayer dollars hard at work in washington. check out your screen right now. yep. that's a shrimp on a treadmill. last year we told you that's what your money paid for. oklahoma senator tom coburn's wasteful 2011 reveals more than 6 1/2 billion dol

u.s. chamber of commerce and we want to talk about the keystone xl pipeline. first, let us just take a step back and look at it objectively and then we will get the chamber's perspective. what is the pipeline, where does it come from and what does it produce? guest: the proposed pipeline will run from alberta down to texas. it is about 1,600 miles of pipeline -- bringing in conventional crude as well as oil sands crude. we think this is an important project. it is also an opportunity to create jobs. but there are already pipelines coming down and there has been controversy over the past couple of years because there has been a permit request to this administration. looking at 1,600 miles of pipeline, 3 feet in diameter, low to the ground, and hopefully bringing in somewhere between 500,000 or 700,000 barrels of crude oil. host: is there anything like it now? guest: a pipeline that the obama administration permitted back in 2009 that was called the alberto clipper and comes from alberta and heads to the refineries in the midwest. and similar sorts of cross- bor

the chamber of commerce is huge. 450 employees and members include some of the largest u.s.mpanies are unlikely to share trade secrets with the group so that's good news. but they do talk about trade and policy. there's no evidence or harm to the members so far but any time there's hacking, it's worry some, naturally. u.s. intelligence officers have said that there's a growing number out of china. that's definitely not good news. >> not at all. felicia taylor, thank you, i suppose, for that. now this -- >>> now look at death differently as being a part of the whole life process. and i don't think i understood that until i started doing hospice work. >>> coming up, the heart-wrenching story. these amazing people who work in hospice to help bring just a little bit of comfort into the lives of the dying. stay with us. having triplets is such a blessing. not financially. so we switched to the bargain detergent, but i found myself using three times more than you're supposed to and the clothes still weren't as clean as with tide. so we're back to tide. they're cuter in clean cloth

u.s. chamber of commerce, a top lobbying group with 1 million members. at one point, the wall street journal reports, a printer used by an executive actually started printing chinese characters. >>> meanwhile, on capitol hill, neither side is budging in the fight whether to extend that payroll tax cut. if it's allowed to expire december 31st, working americans will lose an average of $40 from each paycheck. president obama is urging house republicans to compromise. they want the tax cut extended for a year, but the senate only extended it for two months and is refusing to return for more negotiations. >>> investigators in new jersey, working to recover pieces of a small plane that crashed right there, on a busy highway, killing five people and two children onboard. witnesses say the plane spiralled out of control not long after controllers had warned about icy conditions in the area. >>> finally, santa claus may have come to town a bit early. he, though, was right on time for a driver near dallas. take a look. brad was in full costume when he pulled a ma

u.s. chamber of commerce now supporting this legislation because they want to see job creation, you've got all of the large building and trade unions supporting it as well. afl-cio, international brotherhood of teamsters, international bra brohood of electrical workers, labors international union of north america, united -- international union of operating engineers. quote, "it is america's workers who are clamoring for the expedited approval of this important project. we can't wait." mark ayres, building and construction trades department, afl-cio. quote, "the keystone pipeline will offer working men and women a chance to support their families in this difficult economic climate." james p. hoffa, international brotherhood of teamsters. at a time when jobs are the top priority, the keyston project will put thousands back to work and have ripple benefits throughout the north american economy. our members look forward to being part of this historic project and pledge to deliver the highest quality work to make it a success. president edwin d. hill, international brotherhood of electrical wor

u.s. chamber of commerce. live in washington with more on that. >> reporter: jon, it remains unclear how much damage was done by this cyber attack apparently traced to chinas an intrusion lasted a year and gave the chinese government access to information about the chamber's three million members and quietly shut down in may of 2010 after the fbi alerted the chamber to it. it is believed the scope of the attack was limited and the chamber took aggressive steps to prevent further intrusions. the chinese embassy in wash has denied any involvement in the attack telling "the wall street journal" that the allegation, lacks proof and evidence and irresponsible. the spokesman also said that the cyber attacks are also prohibited by chinese law but u.s. firms scoff at that denial and say chinese and russian and other foreign cyber attacks are increasing in complexity and frequency. >> fiscal year 2011 alone our u.s. computer emergency readiness, team, u.s. crt, responded to more than 100,000 incident reports and replea