this is where dick clark and they said that is the where it will go. i think we will continue to do so. if you look at all of those threats there is a lot of threats out there. how you plan against those threats, and the way you do it in my experience is to pick and the most dangerous threats and prepare for those. then you also have to prepare against the most likely threats. in the cold war we did that with thermonuclear war. we have to prepare for that. fortunately it was not too likely. the most likely send or proxy wars, which we had a couple of those. today the most dangerous threats are the nation state types in areas where someone comes after us with. pure cyber. most dangerous threat, but not very likely for all sorts of reasons. and the most likely threat in my mind is a cyber terrorists attack enabled by cyber criminal capability. a lot of people said that is not true. they think terrorists will not use cyber because it is not spectacular enough. terrorists like blood and guts in the street and burning buildings. they think terrorists will n

the images are in the '50s, the scud and dick clark, 60 degrees.eading a to a 76 for an afternoon high back down again 71 by the a clock tower. here's a look at the side, see a bit of a gap up to standard well into petaluma. that fog is on the southern portion bridge along the coastline down the december and was a period into pockets version towards the up right now your turn tempter mid-50s. oakland about 60. donatello's daughters. mountain view and san jose. as we head toward 6:00 we're going to keep this evidence in the '50s, '60s than towards new wording given to the '60s and widespread '70s. as we head up into the afternoon a few days that there are we should be seeing a lot of red. indicating those nine days. cooler than yesterday. the december file mill valley coming in around 70. 72 and vallejo. along the peninsula. 66 berkeley, in city hayward. only it is 70 degrees. 80 degrees and your livermore. set bay, a mixture of '70s, '80s and through the rest of the week will keep a cool warming up ever so slightly to ma. cool weather continues to

. >> it was like dick clark's american bandstand.ng on there for the first time and don cornelius greeting myself and the ladies and saying i believe in you guys. you guys are great. we've always had that relationship and friendship with him. >> how old were you when you were on the show? >> 14, 15 years old. >> that's when i met you. >> exactly. >> when you meet some of the artists there were there, who inspired you? >> the jackson 5. stevie wonder. come on. that's one of the best albums ever. >> it is. >> why do you think -- i know it's so prinlt imprinted on us, television show. what is it about the program? >> the fun. one of the things we remember forever is the soul train line. think about it? the fact that we have the soul train line and there's so much energy there. you learned how to dance watching "soul train." >> it was a new kind of dancing. more erotic than we'd seen in a good way. >> in a good way. it always changed. you learned about style and so many different things from watching it. you were inspired. >> you can't g