the company allows users to create untraceable, disappearing messages. compliance departments may not want users -- we will take a look at that in just a few moments. we are going to get you down to d.c.. the fed is just releasing its minutes from december. i see some headlines here. what stands out to you? fedack in december 18 the announced it would begin tapering its bond buying a $10 million. we know about the debate that went on -- went on around that that table. the minutes suggest there were some at the table pushing for anything bigger taper and members are growing more worried about the cost-benefit analysis of the bond buying program overall. let me read to you from the minutes to a majority of participants judge that the participants he was declining even though purchases to continued. what were they worried about in terms of cost-benefit analysis? the minutes go on to say participants were most concerned about the marginal cost of additional asset purchases arising from risks to financial stability. -- financial stability." in the end, they d

being the lookout for the highs on helping the crew of masked gunmen got away with $5 million in untraceable cash and $1 million in jewelry. he pleaded not guilty and behind bars. federal authorities say burke and their cospir tores expected to receive $750,000 in stolen loot. the investigation was reopened last year after the fbi searched burke's home in queens and found human remains. now accused of that murder in addition to multiple charges. coem for cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> cash and the jewels from that heist have never been recovered. >>> we now know the information of more than 1 million customers compromised in a credit card breech at neimann marcus. the retailer said it happened between july and october. 2400 credit cards have been used fraud ewe lently. the company is notifying all stores for identity theft protection. >> we are seeing a lot of photos from back east. weird weather here. >> no winners, but we would rather have that, really? let's split it in half. we'll give half our heat. we are the have notes. doesn't feel like it. we have outside right now is a clear and

. >> reporter: and by bit coin, a digital currency experts call untraceable.here has been arrests like this child porn bust in november, and the shut down of the silk road replaced by silk road 2.0. don't blame technology. >> i can kidnap people, hack banks or save people. >> it's no surprise criminals and pornographyers use it, privacy advocacy say the deep web may be fulfilling our fears, but it is also fulfilling it's promise of spre free speech. >> taking a look at business news, janet yellen will be the first woman ever to lead the federal reserve, the senate is expected to vote to confirm yellen as chairman later this afternoon. >> janet yellen's great task for the next few years is to try to achieve what ben bernanke hasn't, which is to full-fledge durable sustainable recovery. we are not there yet, but thanks to ben bernanke we are closer than we would have been. >> the jp morgan chase is said to be close to a deal in the berni madoff case. >>> t-mobile is writing a big check to verizon. the deal is worth more than $3 billion. the money will be spent o

. >> and by bitcouncil, a digital currency experts say is untraceable.there have been arrested and the fbi's shutdown of the slick road, replaced two months later by the slick road 2.0. >> to bring pregnant mothers to the hospital or to save homeless people. a car is a car, no one goes after ford or chevy or jaguar, your car has been used for criminals, can you stop it. >> so are free speech advocates, the green party. an era when the nsa has tapped into our phone records, the original free speech on the intrpt, john hendren, al jazeera, cambridge, massachusetts. >> ross ulbricht, said to be the mastermind of the silk road, awaiting trial. >>> coming up on al jazeera america: >> the administration today, here and now, declare declares r on poverty in america. >> it's been nearly 50 years, lyndon baines johnson evoking the memory of jfk. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are the top stories. the supreme court putting a stop to same sex marriages in utah, giving the time for appeal of the rulings. >>> 2014 is an election year and

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billions in untraceable donations and cholera. we talk to haitians four years after the earthquake that devastated their country. >>> my colleague and typically behind the scenes digital guru omar is joining me tonight for our digital producer on set. >> always fun to do this. >> our community is really keying into the fact that all of this money has been donated, but there really isn't a good paper trail as to how it's been spent. >> there is not, and there's a lot of frustration with what seems to be widespread indifference about the fact nobody knows where the money went. we have a lot of pupil weighing in on community. everybody is to blame for haitian recovery. we have john here who says most-quake haiti releff went to efforts that while effort are only band-aids for long-term problems. dominique says haiti's recovery is not designed to aid the people but to cement an economic and political status quo. nick says they don't need aid but a political and cultural refuse revolution. at home we want to know what you think and be p

billions in untraceable donations and cholera. we talk to haitians four years after the earthquake that devastated their country. >>> my colleague and typically behind the scenes digital guru omar is joining me tonight for our digital producer on set. >> always fun to do this. >> our community is really keying into the fact that all of this money has been donated, but there really isn't a

the price dropped ten percent and one day the government regulation could only go so far for this untraceable digital point and more regulations that govern the coming and going to national level with the more you and some of us do with just this bailout of national monies charlie so these regulations are definitely going to cut of the threat of hope business but they're going to be counterproductive even for the one of the couple but we haven't seen a widespread abandonment of national currency get supporters say these challenges will be overcome in the long run because it will transform digital commerce mid-point is still in its earliest phases of industry development and faces a lot of challenges going forward including price volatility government regulation as well as legal aid for the issues over come despite this there have been a flood of new recording and best years in entrepreneur i think this is a disruptive technology that's here to stay in miami beach florida kerry and boring archie. and now to the latest regarding whistle blower john kiriakou we're now learning that the bureau of

the company allows users to create untraceable, disappearing messages.partments may not want users -- we will take a look at that in just a few moments. we are going to get you down to d.c.. the fed is just releasing its minutes from december. i see some headlines here. what stands out to you? fedack in december 18 the announced it would begin tapering its bond buying a $10 million. we know about the debate that went on -- went on around that that table. the minutes suggest there were some at the table pushing for anything bigger taper and members are growing more worri

. >> and by bitcoin, a digital currency experts say ask untraceable.the fbi's shut down of the drug site the silk road, replaced two months later by the silk road 2.0, but those rely on human sources. >> i can use it to kidnap people, rob banks, bringing a pregnant woman to the hospital. a car is a car, can you stop it? >> it's no surprise criminals and pornographers are early adopters, but so are the green party, any minority seeking a safe haven on the web. an era in which the u.s. national security agency has tapped into much of the communications of the world, the deeb weapon may be fulfilling one of our most unusual fears, but free speech on the internet. john hendren, cambridge, massachusetts. >> human rights workers say assaults against women are becoming increasingly brutal. and milking it, why the world's biggest milk producer, india, could soon be delivering around the world. >>> andrew's president, raul will be here with all the details on that. is and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts of radioacti

. >> and by bit coin, currency that experts call untraceable. there have been arrests, and the fbi shutdown of the website called "the silk road" reopened as "silk road 2". >> the car is the car. no one goes after ford saying your car is being used by criminals, try to stop it. >> reporter: there are free speech advocates any minorities seeking a safe haven on the web. in an era th they the deep web y be fulfilling our deep fears, it is also fulfilling free speech. >> agony, al all assaults in afn against women have become increasingly brutal. >>> in number one conditions her fall from grace just a week out from the world's tennis grand slam. stay with us. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but,

money is coming in from untraceable and unaccountable sources. do not know who is funding the redistricting. they do not know who is funding these campaigns against their opponents. it is coming from national republican sources in washington, wealthy people from around the country, and that flies in the face of the fundamental tenets of democracy, that we should know who is buying our government. there is a north carolinians a friend of pope, the koch brothers. , veryis a smart man shrewd, intelligent, and very ruthless. as the reporter noted, this is more than north carolina. this shows what a wealthy individual can do in any state where he or she is willing to put their money into politics in this way. ours a harbinger of how democracy -- organized money is the greatest threat to democracy because it unbalances the equilibrium. democracy is supposed to check the excesses of private power and private grade. disestablishment is that equilibrium, we are in trouble. we have answer that seen to organized money is organized people. that is what first

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. >> reporter: and bit coin, a digital currency experts call untraceable and there has been arrests liked porn bust in november and the silk road that was shut down and then replaced by silk road 2.0 and relied heavily on human sources and they say don't blame technology. >> i can kid name people or rob banks or a car and a car is a car and no one is saying your car is used by criminals, can you stop it. >> reporter: it's no surprise that criminals and pornographers are early adopters and any mine tears seeking a safe haven on the web when the security agency tapped into communication of much of the world, the deep web may be fulfilling the worst fears but also the promise of free speech on the internet and al jazeera cambridge, massachusetts. >> reporter: environmental groups says it has evidence that japanese people are killing whales in a protected area. it's on this video of dead whale in a sanctuary and japan defends the killing of whale as scientific research. india space program has taken a leap with the launch of a rocket using cutting-edge technology and two attempts in 2010 fai

they stole $5 million in untraceable catch and another $1 million in jewels. the cash was never recovered. >>> a passenger attacking a bus driver causing him to crash happened in the middle of the night in western arizona. investigators say this 25-year- old suspect tried to grab the steering wheel, but passengers sprung into action. they restrained him and tonight he's in police custody. >>> but for the first time ever a majority of the americans want to give pot the green light after a green light. we'll tell you about the new poll on the pot legalization. >>> and plus baby on board. literally a couple is forced to get creative when the mom can't wait a second longer to give birth. >>> and don't forget we're always on wusa9.com and the wusa9 app. stay with us. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current

if the deal gets done, to allow them to exchange for untraceable bitcoin's. having a meeting on regulation later this month. on uncharted territory or whatever. not that we know much about it, but i am sure they know if it is possible. shares of jim beam hitting some new highs today. nicole rejoins us with that. >> are watching today. you talk about the company, now you're looking at this japanese company going to move forward for $16 billion including the japanese companies, family drink company moving in to buy the stuff a 25% premium to friday's close. up about 24% at the moment, is hit a new high, the deal is 83.50 per share. a few of the brands that are well known under the umbrella. dagen: general motors kicking off with the top awards at the detroit auto show. talking with mark roy coming up. >> more on the retailers under a hack attack. the card that can keep your information safe. we will get to all of that. keep it here as we take a look at "markets now." a-rod's lawyer coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] this m has an accomplished research and analytic

gunmen stole about $5 million and untraceable u.s.rom a cargo terminal. five defendants have now been named in the case. one of them as alleged capt. in the bonnnanno family. >> if you are headed to this year's mavericks' surf competition a from a reminder to stay safe distance away from the action. >> ways and weather conditions cooperate, the competition will start at 8:00 a.m.. 24 surfers are going to be tried to get the top prize and six alternates offers are on standby. to watch this year's competition, a bit when area will be set up at the ocean on hold till near pillar point harbor. the surfers take the water about a half mile off shore. members will be broadcast on cbs during online. >> we will be right back.maverit it on tv and strained online on the mavericks' website. >> >> welcome back periodsch continueit to mya its are hot spots0.. we continue to mont spots. >> the nimitz i jim's of norc to bomb. is jammed up. 1 0h obamas lower again for just past 85 all the way to 238. we have improvements for the peninsula but it is st

. >> and by bit coin, a digital currency experts call untraceable.en arrests like this child porn bust in november and the f.b.i. shut down of a drug site, replaced later, but those busts relied heavily on human sources. deep web say don't blame the technology. >> i can use a car to kidnap people, rob banks or save homeless people. the car is a car. no one goes after ford or chevy or jaguar saying your car is used by criminals, can you stop it. >> it's no surprise criminals and porn graphs are early adopters, but so are free speech advocates, battered women's groups, any minty seeking a safe haven on the web. when the u.s. has tapped in to much of the communications of the world, the deep web maybe fulfilling our worse fears, but is fulfilling the promise of free speech on the internet. >> the mastermind behind the deep website is still awaiting trial in manhattan. >> in congress, it's time to get back to work, but that may be tricky, because it is a mid term election year. the white house has its sights set on restoring unemployment benefits for ame