CBS Evening News - 2011-06-02

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[0:00] Tonight,

[0:02] security breach. The Gmail passwords of

[0:05] hundreds of US government officials are

[0:07] stolen and Google blames China.

[0:10] >> These allegations are very serious.

[0:12] >> I'm Harry Smith. Also tonight, a deadly

[0:15] tornado in an unlikely place. In this

[0:18] season of devastating twisters, central

[0:21] Massachusetts is the latest target.

[0:24] Rolling out Romney 2.0. Mitt Romney

[0:27] announces his second try for the

[0:29] Republican presidential nomination. And

[0:32] changing the shape of the American diet.

[0:35] The pyramid is out. The plate is in.

[0:42] >> This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:48] Good evening. We begin with a computer

[0:50] hacking case that carries huge

[0:52] international implications. That's

[0:54] because the targets included hundreds of

[0:56] high-level US government officials.

[0:59] Google says their personal Gmail

[1:01] accounts were compromised and the

[1:03] attacks originated in China. Today, the

[1:06] FBI was called in to investigate as

[1:08] federal agencies scrambled to find out

[1:10] if the hackers got any sensitive

[1:12] information. Wyatt Andrews has more.

[1:17] It's the second time Google has blamed a

[1:20] major computer hacking scheme on China.

[1:23] This time, Google says unknown hackers

[1:25] from Jinan, China, a city with a

[1:27] military command center, stole the

[1:30] personal Gmail passwords of hundreds of

[1:32] senior US government officials. Google

[1:35] said the hacker's goal was to eavesdrop

[1:38] on the officials to monitor the content

[1:40] of the users emails. That suggestion of

[1:43] spying rang alarm bells in the

[1:45] administration.

[1:46] >> These allegations are very serious. Uh

[1:49] we take them seriously. We're looking

[1:51] into them. Acco

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