it's the government, private companies oftentimes working together and republicans and democrats in washington, d.c. are for once united. they're united against the american people when it comes to the issue of privacy. they're spying on us, allowing priva private. >> it's one thing spying on me, but on my kid in high school and grade school, that really makes me mad. >> they're taking this information and then selling it. that's what makes it trashy. they're gathering it under the inches of saying we're doing something wonderful educational educationally, then sell it for commercial reasons. >> there's so much information, so many thing, who's watching the watchers? >> the issue of private industry and business is an important thing to protect the american consumer. it's a small step. it's going to take a while to get implemented, but you have senators from massachusetts and senator markey and hatch who have come together and brought forth bipartisan legislation to put controls on the current sort of organization that you mentioned from 1970s. but we've got to do something going forward in order to protect children. this information is already out there. it could be

the people's liberals army for serious cyber breaches against six american victim companies. these represent the first ever charges against known state actors for infiltrating the united states commercial targets by cyber means. >> in the past, whene brought concerns such as these to chinese government officials, they responded by publicly challenging us to provide hard evidence of their hacking that could stand up in court: well, today we are. >> today the department of justice, as you heard, charging five chinese nationals with hacking into six different companies in the pittsburgh area actually. and this case is going forward. they are now on the fbi's most wanted list. china the foreign ministry responding with this. the chinese government. chinese military and relevant personnel have never engamed or participated in cyber theft of trade secrets. the u.s. accusation against chinese personnel is purely ungrounded and absurd. back with the panel. joan that, this comes after a big visit by the head of the chinese, the highest ranking chinese general last week. meeting with the vice president at the pentagon. what do you make of this move and how it effects u.s./china relations? >> yeah. i'm actually in favor of this move if it's