for the uninitiated, this photo was ran saying it was sent from anthony weiner's account. the congressman suggested his twitter account had been hacked. he said he could not verify with certitude or sureness. this is where the story stood until today when a new photo was released that the congressman (beep) apparently took of him. wow. that is some cleavage. can we zoom in on that any chance? is there anyway to.... >> i'm in the canyon. >> jon: frank oh, i knew it. so these new developments are the subject of tonight's segment. ( cheers and applause ) i wish you guys checked with me before you anyway, you know what is perhaps the most upsetting thing, the most upsetting thing about having a friend caught up in a scandal of this nature is finding out, a, he's packing jumbo heat. and, b, that he's ripped. i can't believe this guy and i are the same (beep) age. that's my problem. here's a picture of me from this morning. i mean, good, how good is the congressional health care plan? anyway today word on the webb was hash tag plenty more where this came from. congressman weiner

and you also say don't answer uninitiated e-mails. phishing expeditions. >> right. exactly. that's the epsilon breach. a way to steal knowledge is through the social engineering. they know that you bank at bank of america, so they're going torement themselves as though they're a representative from bank are america. >> tom: but even legit, don't answer? >> never answer. everything to lose. >> tom: and make your personal data personal. we're in the age of social networking. fi. you're in line at the grocery store, you don't go ran up to somebody and tell them your name. why do that online >> and vacation and personal travel plans offline. >> and personal security, why let criminals know you're not going to be at home. >> financial costs for corporations and we appreciate the idea. denis kelly is our guest, and the author of the official identedity theft handbook. >> susie: late today, groupon filed to go public. the daily deal web site hopes to raise up to $750 million. now, it's the latest in a growing number of companies jumping on the i.p.o. bandwagon. that's not just good

spectacular explosions light up the night sky in central russia that's a major fire at an uninitialized depot sets off a chain reaction of artillery shell explosions almost sixty people have been injured in the incident around a thousand emergency workers are fighting to bring the situation under control. and russia chooses the global commission on drug policy over promoting drugs after issues a report calling for the legalization of certain narcotics. that's right and more details on these and other stories from r.t. in about fifteen minutes time that's after andrew updates you on the main sports events on what should be a great day for tennis fans. hello there thanks for watching the schools and this is what is coming up. the first day born in dallas a summary is the world's best to bask in the semifinals of the french open. class leading the blues to educate hitting plays downlinks with chelsea ahead of a crucial euro qualifier with belgium. and strong russia's rugby team begin a three month training camp ahead of their first ever world cup. but first there is a blockbusting day of t

not to the uninitiated, but the racism that we somehow think africacome as a country or continent? yeah, you can send someone from khartoum to somalia and the fed interest rate. here we have this absurd situation and it undermines everything. the zoo in this room who are red old doctrine of the the cold war, we cozied up to and supported less than pleasant dictatorships in our war against communism. i'm afraid we're back to the same thing now. your question, where does that leave the icc? >> icf moving forward in terms of the prosecution and also in terms of accountability. what can we expect in that region? >> a problem is if we actually do vote for article xvi, then basically we are saying that we are giving carte blanche to anybody to do anything they want and it's really hard to know where we go forward from that if there is no accountability, if there is no justice. you begin to wonder what the point of this is. there is another thing that i hear often when i'm in africa africa and that is that a lot of ordinary africans who are participating in the radio phone in scum who dis

not to the uninitiated, but it is another indication of our racism. is it a country or is it a continent? yeah, you can send someone from khartoum to somalia, and they'll fit in just right. but here we have this absurd situation, and it undermines everything. those of you in this room who are old enough to remember the cold war will know that we soaz sid up -- cozied up to and propped up less than pleasant dictatorships in our war against communism. and i'm afraid we're back, we're back to the same thing now. your question, where does it leave the icc? >> well, the icc, i mean, do you see it actually moving forward in terms of prosecution, and also just in terms of accountability for human rights violations, what can we expect in that region? >> well, the problem is that, you know f we actually do vote for article 16, then, basically, we're saying that's carte blanche to anybody to do what they want. and it's really hard to know where we go forward from that if there is no accountability f there is no justice -- if there is no justice. you begin to wo