i a were a back imax keyser time now to go to manila and speak with zeus a yeah movie honest blogger on finance and economic matters of two minds dot com zeus welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max all right zuzu the first time a nose greece reality and cascading default your thoughts on yet another are linked into the latest scenes from the ongoing greek tragedy i got the idea to wrote write about the current greek tragedy referring to actual action group tragedies and i talk a little bit about it in the article that the base does sort of what you are is that they stitched together these wax and their financial fabrications and they float a little bit too close to the sun and the winds have melted and they're being brought down to the earth and instead of sort of taking the ones they've decided to do a second second phase taxpayers to appease the gods so that was sort of the intro to this this great tragedy i was reading about wolfgang's wobble was reportedly caught on tape saying he was inflicting excessive pain upon the greeks merely for the pleasure of his home electorat

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capitalism has gotten deeper and has been covered up with cheap credit now what it what we've seen zeus is that because we love this globalized financial eyes securitized world the point of least resistance became greece the greek people were the least able to push back against the credit pushers so they are the first to go and for the excesses our committer in wall street and in britain and in the u.k. the greek people they're not the ones who incurred this debt but they're the least prepared to resist the onslaught of the austerity measures being forced upon them that's why. it's happening in greece is that a fair statement it is to a certain extent it being i would not bet against the greek people if you just took your gloves off and try to push them around a name inward to in terms of resistance fighting states even told me about an example she heard about or she had met this woman who was like stephanie and ready to go back home and take out large. and i believe that about there were people it looks in awkward comments all there is socialized welfare as they are kind of course show

specifically, it's known as zeus, commonly combined with spy on.r those of you who don't know zeus is the original man in the browser software, started out of the ukraine in russia. it went under its own merger and accusation by its lead competitor in the underground world called spy eye. their tools and technology were next generation, they merged in the fall of 2010 behind the scenes as law enforcement started to attack it, the guy took his money and ran, combined it. that is now the the market. you can buy it with 24-7 support in the market. no longer do you have to be intelligent to right the code. you buy it. you pay for the support and they will help you design your attack vector on which banks, which geographics you want to do. how does this technology work? it's real simple. it's very complicated. you cannot find it with the traditional software that you have on your desk top, whether it's an anti-virus or the operating systems looking for it. it is software really targeted at small-medium business because it's tarringed for money. this is

. >>> they call him zeus. but he didn't know he had diabetes. at 40, orlando brown, zeus, died from a treatable disease. >> other than you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is now 6:30. 50 degrees and clear. good evening, everyone. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. troubling information on the deaths of two children in washington state, killed at the hands of their father. police say josh powell carefully planned the murder- suicide. he savagely attacked the boys before burning down his house. >> reporter: as arson investigators continued to search through what is the powell home, the medical examiner says 7-year-old brady and 5-year-old charlie suffered chop wounds to l head and -- their head and necks. their father, josh powell, then started the house on fire. >> found two five-gallons of gas. one of them was on the body, the other was spread throughout the house. >> reporter: police say before the murder-suicide, powell donated his son's toys to charity. and sent e-mails. >> he sent e-mails out to

on finance and economic matters of two minds dot com zeus welcome back to the kaiser report. all right zuzu you write the first domino is greece reality and cascading defaults your thoughts on yet another latent in the latest scenes from the ongoing greek tragedy i got the idea to wrote write about the tragedy referred to actually. action greek tragedies and i talked a little bit about it in the article that the banks have done sort of what eucharist did they stitched together these wax and feather financial fabrications and they've flown a little bit too close to the sun and their wings have melted and they're being brought down to the earth and instead of sort of taking the once they've decided to sack sacrificed taxpayers to appease the gods so that was sort of the intro to this this great tragedy i was reading about wolfgang's wobble was reportedly caught on tape saying he was inflicting excessive pain upon the greeks merely for the pleasure of his home electorate it sounds more like the plot of prometheus on bound your thoughts. well exactly i mean if you look at the sit

specifically, it's known as zeus, it's commonly now combined with spy eye, for hothose of yo who do not know it was the ri e original man in the browser and went by the name spy eye. their tools and technology were next generatiogeneration, they 2010, behind the scenes, as law enforcement began to attack it, the man took his money and ran. now you can buy it a off the internet and buy it with 24/7 support. no longer do you have to create the code. now you can buy it. how does it work, it complicated. you cannot find it with the traditional software that you have on your desk top, whether it the anti-virus, it cloaked and it targeted at small/medium business, because it for money. it targets a business that probably does not have the technology or banking understanding with it suppliers that know how to work with it. i am a small business and go online to my financial institution, i try to move $10,000 to a supplier, i have an agreement with my bank to have bill pay. i type it in and the bank sees it, but before they see it, this software wakes up and changes the dollar amount to $10,000

now they confront an array of threats online from things like the zeus trojan horse to suxnet. these threats are serious. unless our cyber defenses hold, a bad actor could drain the bank accounts of a business, or crash a website. or launch a barrage of attacks on a company's network. those are serious consequences for any business and especially the small businesses at the heart of creating jobs in the economy. in our small business, i don't know, ten years or so ago when we did create a computer network and put everything up on digital audio, our main server was hacked and staken over and all of a sudden it started running slower and slower. and eventually we determined it had been overtaken. every month we learn more about these cyberthreats. and what we have learned thus far is of great concern. i'm concerned that our communications networks are under siege. i am worried that the devices consumers use to access those networks are vulnerable. and i'm concerned that our process for looking at communications supply chain issues lacks coordination. i'm concerned that our cyber

conner as you were talking about zeus merging with spy eye, some of us wondered, maybe that should have gun throu -- should have gone through an fcc process and it would have never happened. okay, now we will get serious. i'll turn to my friend and colleague from florida who has brought so much to this debate. >> i want to thank each of you for your out satanding testimon. this is one of the best panels that has been assembled on a given subject manner and it highly instructive. i cannot help but feel like it's trying to get socks on an octopus though, it massive. i think that we all have a pretty good sense of what the threat is. i do not think that we have a clear picture of really what to do with it. there are so many agencies. there was a mention of a 1986 law that i want to hear more about. we have talked about public/private partnerships we know that 95% of this is in the private sector and 5% in the government. where do we begin with this? what are the legal roadblocks as any of you see them right now that are holding us back to do what my next question would be, what is the new

the daughters of zeus represent plenty, joy, and beauty.that image continued to appeal to artists and connoisseurs through the ages. the works of art they commissioned -either for their own collections or for display in public places - were in a variety of styles. some were in the naturalistic classical style that prevailed in greece from the mid-5th century b.c. onward. the drapery falls in natural folds, clinging to the body to show an understanding of human anatomy. older styles were also popular. a marble statue of artemis displays the roman ability to recall the archaic stylized drapery that falls in a purely decorative pattern of zigzag folds associated with greek art of the 6th century b.c. the romans showcased their greek-style art in elegant gardens, filled with statues as well as plants and flowers. satyrs in hot pursuit of hermaphrodites could provoke lust or a discussion of greek mythology. a glimpse of the wine god dionysus could spur calls for another round of drinks or meditations on the wisdom of confining and controlling hu

coming up on wjz, one of zeus's friends shares lessons from one of his larger than life teammates. >>eck in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news at 6:00. now back to you. >> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. it is the end of the road for a ravens running back. >> mark has news of a career coming to an end, up next. ,,,,, >>> the football season has ended. and it is decision time for a number of players. >> ricky wmtion was a ravens for just one season. and it ends up being the final season of his 11-year career. the veteran running back walks away from football at age 34. he was signed by baltimore in august and filled the role of backup to ray rice. and proved to be an effective offensive weapon when he was called upon. he scored two touchdowns for the ravens. rushed for just over 10,000 yards in his career. in a statement, williams says the nfl was an amazing page in this chapter in his life. college basketball, maryland will play at clemson tonight. they're coming off a home loss to north carolina. it was a hard-fought game. the terps have dropped f

i think -- i don't know if orpheus was the musician that played for zeus or whatever it was, but allmusic in new orleans. >> oh, my gosh. good stuff. >> jimmy: i mean, they even make a funeral fun when they -- >> not really. >> jimmy: well, they do it in -- >> no, he's talking about -- he's talking about jazz funerals. like, when somebody dies in new orleans, they'll bury them, and then they play, like, a slow dirge beat to the grave site, and then they play, like, "when the saints go marching in" after the big celebration. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. >> it's pretty cool. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. being irish, we take our funerals seriously. >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. we're geniuses at those. but we don't have that type of music, you know. that's just kind of fun and good. congratulations. you were nominated for a grammy. >> i was. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's this weekend. >> the grammys are this weekend. >> jimmy: are you going to go? >> i'm not going to be able to make it. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> i don't really go unless -- how do you say it? you know why i'

>> oh, she is among the top set of -- like zeus -- of the cultural icons.d so many singers after her, even singers who themselves are influencing the next-generation of singers, and this is going to pass down through the future. for many, many, many years to come. >> and you know, john, that's one of the things that struck me last night watching the grammys. one was her influence on young singers, and the other was how rare a gift she had. i mean, there are a lot of great singers out there, a lot of great performers, but when you watch a live performance like that and saw what she was able to do, not a lot of people could ever do that. >> no. she simply had an incredible instrument. she had everything. she had warmth and she had power and she had grace and she had delicacy, and then she could just blow you over with one of those high notes. >> and great beauty. i mean, i don't think we cannot mention that as well. just to watch her, you know? she was just -- it was just a thing of beauty to watch as well as to hear. >> no, she was the pinnacle of so many th

earning him the nickname zeus. doctors say this could have been prevented. >> he could take the hits and push back harder. but it was a hit he never saw coming that brought him down. >> orlando died suddenly last december at his inner harbor home at ho years old. at first. no one knew why. >> what killed this giant of a man in the inner harbor man remained a mystery. this is shocking results from the manager. he died of diabetes. >> there is a big emptiness left by him not being around. >> best friend and former teammate wally williams is reeling from the news. >> when you heard that he died from the diabetes, what did you think? were you shocked. >> i am still shocked. it is the last person i expected to hear something like that from. >> the friend he knew since college never suspected he had diabetes. >> i know for a fact he thought it was never going to be a problem and if it is something he knew. he was going to take care of it. >> diabetes is a treatable disease if caught in time and the tricky part is knowing

specifically, it is known as zeus. it is commonly now combined with -- zeus was the original man in the browser software. it started out in russia and ukraine. it went under its own merger and acquisition by its lead competitor in the underground world. their tools and technology were next generation. they merged in the fall of 2010 behind-the-scenes, as law enforcement started to attack its. in february of last year, that new code is out on the market. you can bite with 24/7 support. no longer do you have to be intelligent to write the support. you buy it, pay for the support, and that will help you design your attack back on which banks, what you want to do. it is very complicated. you cannot find it with the traditional software that you have on your desktop, whether it is and anti-virus or the operating system is looking for it. it is "software that is targeted at small and medium business because it is targeted for money." what it basically does is target small and medium business that probably does not have the t

specifically, it is known as zeus. it is commonly now combined with -- zeus was the original man in the browser software. it started out in russia and ukraine. it went under its own merger and acquisition by its lead competitor in the underground world. their tools and technology were next generation. they merged in the fall of 2010 behind-the-scenes, as law enforcement started to attack its. in february of last year, that new code is out on the market. you can bite with 24/7 support. no longer do you have to be intelligent to write the support. you buy it, pay for the support, and that will help you design your attack back on which banks, what you want to do. it is very complicated. you cannot find it with the traditional software that you have on your desktop, whether it is and anti-virus or the operating system is looking for it. it is "software that is targeted at small and medium business because it is targeted for money." what it basically does is target small and medium business that probably does not have the t

now a small business confronts a dizzying array of threats on line things like the zeus trojan horsend stuxnet. these threats are serious. unless they're cyber defense -- drain the bank account of the business crash and on line companies web site or launch a barrage of cyber attacks on the company's network. those are serious consequences for any business and small businesses that are at the heart of creating jobs in this economy. in our small business 10 years or so ago when we did create a computer network and put everything up on digital audio our main server was hacked and taken over now the stud and it started running slower and slower and eventually we determined it had been overtaken. every month we learned more about the cyberthreats and what we have learned thus far is of great concern. i'm concerned our communications networks are under siege. i worry that the devices consumers use to access those networks are vulnerable and i'm concerned our process in looking at communications supply-chain issues lacks coordination. i'm also concerned our cyber defenses are not keeping pa