with more on this is mark, the chief technology office and kevin johnson ceo of secure ideas. ou were involved with analyzing the obamacare website and the report that came out today. who is right on this score? safe or not safe? >> well, first, let me say thank you for having me on. it's a very simple answer. we're not safe. the site has significant flaws in security that will allow you to steal data and take the users of it. >> gerri: all right. mark, you are one of the white hat hackers. you try break things to see if you can. so the real -- the people putting out the website can fix it. how safe do you think the website is for consumers? >> i think there's definitely still security issues that need to be addressed. i think more to the point is some of the issues that been found kind of simply off the cusp, if you will, really show a bigger lack of security. and i think that the criminals who can go a lot deeper than us in the white house could are going to be able to do a lot more than what has been discovered so far. >> gerri: mark, your point is interested. i've heard peo

mentioned, very important but i got to say i really was passive about this but when the former chair kevin johnson who led this task force really made a strong foundation, i want to thank him now that hancock is doing it. and some of the things you mention are critical. i don't control the system but appointed the first commissioner of education in the history of the city working with the school system, working with the business community. we have to make sure. my bowling jackson the list have 100% graduation rate, no more drop outs. and looking forward to the task force, working with those who care about that particular issue. >> now that mayor johnson has come up front, what we are doing is launching from the foundation he started. i am glad mayer brown brought that forward. what he taught us as mayors is regardless what the span of influence and control is we have a tremendous influence and opportunity to impact education so we come around the table, more mayors want to talk but when we get to mayor johnson if you want to get a comment we will talk about that in a moment. >> every social indica

i'd like to give thanks to kevin mitnick, chris gates, eric smith, kevin johnson for providing their testimony, or the comments on the issues we see today. we are pretty unified in our approach. everybody that i shared with, i put nondisclosure agreements and work with them come on a consistent feedback we got was that healthcare.gov is not secure today. nothing has changed since the november 19 testimony. it's even worse. additional security researchers have come into play providing additional research, additional findings that we can tell that the website is not getting any better. since the november 19 testimony, there's only been one half of a vulnerability that we discovered that has been addressed or close to being mitigated. basically they get a lucrative work on and it's still vulnerable today. i wanted a disclaimer, and no way, shape, or form do we perform any hacking on the website. that's a misnomer. we look at the site from a health perspective, not attacking the reform, not sending data to the cyber really looking at the health of the. another analogy, same expertise was

really wasay that i passionate about this, but when the former chair kevin johnson really laid a strong foundation for us. i want to thank him for his leadership. it is important for us to be very aggressive. some of the things you mentioned are critical. i do not control the system, but i appointed the first commissioner of education in our city. -- my goalmake sure in jacksonville is to have 100% modulation rate, no more dropped -- graduation rate, no more dropouts. forward to working with the task force on working with those you care about that particular issue. >> now that mayor johnson has come up front about what we are doing is launching from the foundation he started. as mayors ist us that regardless of what our span of influence and control is, we have a tremendous amount of influence an opportunity to impact education. we get to mayor johnson, if you want to make a comment as well. >> thank you. every social indicator in our -- we are six years into our reform effort. made,reat gains have been but we still have a long ways to go given the poverty levels that we have in our cit

[laughter] i'd like the give a big thanks to our president mayor scott smith, vp mayor kevin johnson, vp rawlings blake and also the entire executive board. we thank you for your leadershipment i'm honored to bring you greetings from the great city of compton. compton is a special place. we're a city of just 10 square miles and 100,000 residents. most people in the united states of america have heard of the city of compton. for those of you that have had the opportunity to visit, you are well aware that our community is much more than gangs, hip-hop and drugs. we are home to thousands of hard working families who want the same thing that all people want; or equal access to the american dream, safe neighborhoods, great schools, clean and paved streets or, access to fresh food, affordable health care, employment opportunities and transit that works. our city definitely has its challenges, but don't worry, this is not the part of the presentation where i give you a dozen stats. however, i will tell you this, my administration is tasked with rebuilding the city from the ground up. over th

wendy beck, seany, brand johnson, jc castle, cw johnson, kevin stall, michael, gary mccoy, crystal harris, reverend normal fong, debbie gold, howard bloomberg. >> you can line up on the left side of the room for us and your right side. go ahead please. >> good evening supervisors, good evening members of the police commission. my name is jackie briceson and happy to be here. i would like to say hello to chief sir and ed and what i want to do is draw your attention to the magic person who has to make this work. the magic isn't happening. see that wonderful sign that says "skate board and bicycle riding prohibiting on sidewalk." i pointed out to ed that i wanted to thank sandra. she works for mta and i'm a member of the access accessory commitment of the mta and i had asked sandra at one of our meeting, we just had the meeting today, to please look into funding because i knew they existed, the no bicycle riding or skate boarding on the sidewalk. find the signs and get them put up. she asked me where i would like to see them two up and i said 8th and market street, so if you were to go out t

kevin heel review the design with you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. chair johnson and director. i've kevin from david barker architect. i wanted to introduce a few people in the audience. we have a couple of folks from our officer we have our architects and engineers so everybody has turned pr as you know block 7 that's the team up there. they've obviously - it works now. beautiful. block 7 is bounded by 4 and third street and mission bay boulevard. this first image is an aerial view from the northeast that shows the model that you saw and you've looked at it as we've passed it around. i wanted to point out the building is a lot of the buildings that's arranged around a larger central court yard. this is a view from the southwest looking at the building between the future family house this will be a landscape view of mid block passage. i have a few diagrams this one she's how transit rich this site is. you'll see the third street and mission shuttle and the diagram shows the stocks and the 22 is going to be relocated and it's turn around will be in front of our building. we're ab

wendy beck, seany, brand johnson, jc castle, cw johnson, kevin stall, michael, gary mccoy, crystal harris, reverend normal fong, debbie gold, howard bloomberg. >> you can line up on the left side of the room for us and your right side. go ahead please. >> good evening supervisors, good evening members of the police commission. my name is jackie briceson and happy to be here. i would like to say hello to chief sir and ed and what i want to do is draw your attention to the magic person who has to make this work. the magic isn't happening. see that wonderful sign that says

kevin heel review the design with you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. chair johnson and director. i've kevin from david barker

i would like to give a thank to kevin mitnick, kevin johnson for providing their testimony on, their comments on the issues that we see today. and we're pretty unified in our approach. everybody that i shared with put them on non-disclosure agreements to work with them and consistent feedback that we got that healthcare.gov is not secure today. nothing has really changed since the november 19th testimony. in fact from our november 19th testimony it is even worse. additional security researchers come into play providing additional research, additional findings that we can definitely tell that the website is not getting any better. in fact since the november 19th, 2013, testimony, there has only been one-half of a vulnerability that we discovered addressed or even closely to being mitigated. when i say one-half, basically did a little bit of work on it and it is still vulnerable today. i want to throw a disclaimer out there, in no way, shape or form did we perform any type of hacking on website. that is misnomer. the type of techniques we look at from health perspective doing what we c

kevin kostner. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching. >> appreciate your time as always.xpo andy and awful us here. have a great night.

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. >> so representative johnson, would kevin o'dowd, with the governor having nominated his chief of staff to become attorney general now being held back, we are seeing potential conflicts on top of conflicts. but at the same time, the assembly and you are moving forward, and the senator moving forward. and watching all of this is the possibility of dealing with some criminal matters or not dealing with them. but that in itself will be complicated by the fact that we've got to get something on that side that has no conflict of interest. >> what you're saying is very complex. and i guess it's probably true. i have to rely on the leadership of john wisniewski, the chair of this committee and the leadership in the assembly to, as they craft out i guess a plan or a strategy, when it gets to that point as to where do we go at that point. >> let me ask you this, kendall. if in fact you went over on the stateside, you were prosecuted, and you started to deal with official misconduct, could you charge or look at charging someone with the misuse of government power or state power if in fact they di

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johnson with a an incredible buzzer beater. he rains it has the clock hits zero. and kevin durant isn't playing nice. not even against his own niece. a mean block as you're about to see right here, bam. whopping up on my shortie is what he wrote on mine. ouch, can't you just let her win one? just ahead, which movie has the record for dropping the most "f" bombs? i'll give you a hint, it's not "scarface" plus bill is back with details of the winter storm. >>> it's not oftenky say that people in hawaii can complain about the weather, but we have a cold front moving through, numerous areas of showers and downpours went through honolulu overnight, passing through maui. you'll see a brief period of inclement weather as it pushes through and it will clear out on the back side. you can see honolulu weather will improve throughout the day. by the way right now fairbanks, alaska, 11 degrees, tied with new york city, who is also 11 degrees. >> thanks for reminding us, bill. >>> could michael douglas and catherine zeta-jones be reconciling? they were seen skiing with their two children in canada this week. this

according to kevin garnett, their savior is already on the roster, guard joe johnson. >> joe jesus asl him. because when you call him, he might not be there when you call him but he is there when you need him. >> they need him right now. they are upsetting the warriors. while the warriors are trying to become the team with the best road record in history, the 49ers have the best road record in the nfl this season with another test coming up sunday in charlotte. san francisco lost earlier this year to the panthers but if they are uptight it's not showing. [ screaming ] >> whoo! >> the capper got dunk cams by lineman alex boom another day in the life of the san francisco locker room that doesn't seem to understand the term pressure and has jim harbaugh sounding more like andy williams. >> you can't have any more fun. this is as much fun you can possibly have in the play-offs. >> ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> this is as much fun as you can possibly have in football, and, uhm, and -- to, you know, as much fun as you can have in life. >> andy williams appealing to our dem

kevin. >>> a new era has occurred in new york city. bill de blasio was sworn in. as ray lynn johnson reports, he has promised to fight for income equality and social justice. >> for the first time in 20 years a democrat is now mayor of new york city. with fanfare, pomp and circumstance, bill de blasio was sworn in as the 109th mayor of the largest city in the country in a ceremony that was presided over by a former president. >> we are called to put an end to economic and social inequalities that threaten to unravel the city we love. >> de blasio ran on a platform of the tale of two cities. but can he succeed? >> the platforms that mayor de blasio did, what i think he needs to do is continue to think boldly while at the same time finding some short term victories. >> to improve education de blasio sis he wants to improve education, build more affordable housing he wants to take $1 million from the city's pension funds. all of these proposals have been met by opposition from a variety of groups, yet supporters say deblasio will be able to work across the aisle to accomplish some thing

it's gone to rumor willis, kevin costner's daughter lily and dakota johnson.den globe because her of her mom. so this year, drum roll, please, the honor goes to the daughter of actors kevin bacon and keira seddrick. so good morning to you. congratulations. >> thank you. >> what did you think when you got this honor? was it pretty exciting? >> yeah. really exciting. it's kind of strange because i have like seen them all on stage before and haven't really understood what the tradition was and stuff. and then i got a call. it was really exciting. >> what did your parents think? how did they react? >> they were really excited for me. they've always just been so supportive of whatever i want to do. and since i'm going to, you know -- i'm starting to act myself, they're kind of excited for me to come out as my own person. >> what's most nerve wracking about this gig? i mean, is it walking across the stage and being afraid you'll trip in your heels? that kind of thing. >> absolutely. i could barely walk over here in these heels, but i think i'm going to do okay becau

johnson power to govern internet traffic go ahead now to let some. of the expense of others. to do center at ten pm near moscow is kevin with you this very pleased to have you company our top story tonight that the second and final day of voting is underway in egypt on whether to accept or not another new constitution critics say yes result will serve to secure the military's grip on future governments the ousted muslim brotherhood is refusing to take calling it a sham referendum that puts the army before the nation violence during day one of the ballot killed eleven. troops in cairo. well addictions are once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim government and also the military and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a yes votes on it there's a high turnouts in particular the military bases key articles within this constitution which would cement military power over the civilian states' military trials for civilians will be allowed the military budget will be kept secrets and crucially the appointment of the defense

that is kevin strickland, the mayor of sacramento, california. you will be hearing from homeland secretary jeh johnson and later in the hour, bill shuster, the chairman of the transportation subcommittee. that is all coming up on c-span. raise your hand if you, as a city, has some athletes competing in the winter olympics? they are headed off today. let's give our olympians a round of applause. [applause] we are going to adjust the program quickly because we have a very important dignitary with us. i'm going to introduce him and invite him up. this person has been a champion for our organization. we are honored to have representative bill shuster, chairman of the house in for trash -- house transportation and infrastructure committee today. [applause] it goes without saying that we all think very highly of you. he is here to talk a little bit about his efforts to increase federal investment in the nation's infrastructure. the chairman travel to vegas to be with us at our annual meeting and is again with us today to show his commitment to the nation's mayors. they are not even in session and he is stil

johnson out with quarterly results. we get the street's reaction. >> investing with attitude. "shark tank" co-host kevin we head to the alps where business leaders are looking to reshape the world. andrew is joined by dow chemical ceo andrew liveris. plus, economics professor ken rogoff helps kick things off as the final hour of "squawk box" begins, right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera along with scott wapner and steve liesman. joe, becky and andrew have arrived in switzerland. all three will be together in the alps, talking to some of the biggest names in the business, live from the world economic forum going on live in davos. andrew joins us with a preview and breaking news. andrew? >> thank you, michelle. we do have breaking news as we talked about in the last hour, nelson peltz joining the board of mondelez and the ceo of that company coming to davos. also, pindra nooyi will be here as well. i got off the phone with nelson peltz. here's the headline. as part of his agreement to join the board of mondelez, he will no