third report the we have done with mcafee on the cost of cybercrime. scoped cybercrime by looking at other major crimes like narcotics, piracy. they used the u.s. as a test case because we have relatively good data. they said if we were going to estimate of global cost for cybercrime, where would a fall in the range of things -- it fall in the range of things, and where would it come out if we used the u.s. as a model? the second report took the lessons from the first one, which involved lots of interviews with intellectual property lawyers and law enforcement officials. and it tried to come up with a global estimate, so we collected data on a number of individual countries. in some cases, we used interviews with law enforcement officials or intelligence officials that knew about csis. >> that when came up with a global estimate using the model we created the first report of about $450 billion, the global cost of cybercrime. i'm going to give you a single number but, of course, you know , we used a range. the low was $390 billion and the , high was abo

what the man who left mcafee is doing to protect all of that. next.omberg. ♪ emily: a follow-up on the story we covered on monday, facebook wants to set the record straight saying presidential candidate donald trump spent slightly more than hillary site clinton ahead of the general election after a former employee wrote an article for wire that's -- that trump was targeting people in more rural areas and likely paid less per ad. according to a tweet from andrew bosworth, trump actually spent slightly more for reach in most of those months. the chart only counted the price of ads based on the number of people those ads were guaranteed to reach. when it comes to cybersecurity, one of the names that jumps to mind is mcafee, they have been at the forefront of protecting computers and networks for years. caroline hyde it caught up with chris young at the mobile world congress in barcelona were they talked about the state of cybersecurity and how you can protect the internet of things. >> we are doing a few things. number really interesting one, innovation.

. -- ande man who leaves what mcafee is doing to protect all of that. next.omberg. ♪ emily: a follow-up on the story we covered on monday, facebook was to set the record straight. donald trump spent slightly more than hillary clinton ahead of the general election after a former employee wrote an article for wire that's a trump was targeting people in more rural areas and likely paid less or add -- per ad. to a tweet from andrew bosworth, trump actually spent slightly more and most of those months. the chart only counter the price of ads based on the number of people those ads were guaranteed to reach. they have been protecting networks and computer for years. we caught up with chris young at the mobile world congress in barcelona were they talked about the state of cybersecurity and how you can protect the internet of things. >> we are doing a few things. really interesting innovation. we took the amazon alexa skills and have a voice command capabilities for one of our products called a secure home platform. we announced a partnership basically bringing secur

this is at the report and so at mcafee would look at what's changed, right? there's been a steady increase. a fact the time we did the numbers we thought this can't be right, so we did them again and it looks like the estimate we came up with now is 600 billion which is a significant increase over a little more than two years. one thing that surprised us and the other speakers will talk about is the inventiveness of cyber criminals on the guys with the best at this got the top of their game and their automating what they're doing, coming up with new techniques. they are doing things that we didn't see two and half years ago, three years ago. one of the big changes is that it looks like the fruit of cybercrime is easier to monetize it than it used to be. one of the problems is i might get your data, i might get your financial data, your intellectual property. how do i turn into cash that i can use? in the past there was this complex system of mules and people going to atms and the mules would be sacrificed sometimes, and it wasn't a very effective system. it l

specialist john mcafee. now it's time to take a swim at the coins bank asian block chain crews. welcome to the coins bank. blotching conference we're about to get acquainted with over a thousand different participants from fifty different countries including a hundred russian i ceo's some of the hottest new stuff in the world of chain let's go. events like this allow you to mix and mingle with some of the top talent in the block chain industry one of the speakers happened to be a man who is considered by some as the blog chain guru john mcafee what are some. criteria that you would suggest to look for in a good eye c.e.o. . first and foremost this is something that you would use if you would love to have what they're trying to build or break supported again number two is a team and you can find this out because in in the white paper will be a list of the founders and developers have they had experience in building blocks of things if not you might think maybe they can produce. a number for does it sound like the people who are doing this corner love it. themselves and the story.

it was the 21st of november that oliver mcafee was last seen.as yielded nothing. the family has arrived and they will hold a conference later this morning was a base say they want to revitalise the investigation, this search. —— this morning — they say they want to revitalise the investigation. the lack of anything is taking its control. —— told. heavy drinking may be a major risk factor for the early onset of dementia. scientists in france looked at 57—thousand cases of dementia in people under 65, and found that a third could have been caused by alcohol—related brain damage. ben ando reports. doctors already know heavy drinking can lead to problems in the brain, but this study focused on links specifically to early onset dementia, that means affecting people younger than 65. researchers analysed the medical records of more than 30 million people in france, who‘d spent time in hospital during 2008 and 2013. they published the results in the lancet health journal. in that nationwide group they found 1 million people with dementia and of these 57

industry one of the speakers happen to be a man who is considered by some as the blog chain guru john mcafee what are some of the. criteria that you would suggest to look for in a good eye c.e.o. . first and foremost is is something that you would use if you would love to have what they're trying to build are very supportive number two is a team and you can find this out because in in the white paper will be a list of the founders and developers have had experience in building things if not you might think maybe they can produce it. does it sound like the people who are doing this corner love it themselves and the story. one of the more unique c.e.o.'s i found here is a russian project called mark space it's intriguing to say the least in virtual reality space screen. platform powered by block chain technology basically it's a way for businesses communities and really anyone to run and showcase their service or an idea in virtual reality for example to virtually take a walk through a flagship store in beverly hills or do a test drive in that car you've always wanted so what's this hype and w

i feel like they should just open this mcafee of the tsa project they should just let you in the faultor an hour. here's the thing. the memo i already knew. let's show the. can we show that? this is from march 2017. greg: this is you. >> i can't read it. it's too far away. greg: [cheering and applause] >> the most trusted names in this. greg: you are like a psychic with really interesting glasses. speaking of interesting glasses, cat, what would you like to talk about. would you like to talk about the amazing the speech that trump gave or the groundbreaking earth shattering memo? >> oh my god. talk about the memo but i'm really glad that i'm a wizardly that i want to see all the things the fbi does not want me to see, one 100%. i think we need to take a look at how this is able to happen in the first place and look at reforming this entire area of government when we take the fourth amendment seriously so it's not so easy to surveilled american citizens. greg: i will agree with you. [cheering and applause] that's the thing that bothers me. anyone can create a questionable dossier about

>> excellent, thank you for that for more from the mobile world congress and to find out why the mcafee ceo says ransomeware is today's modern day extortion, head to cnbc.com >>> i want to draw your attend she to flashes from adidas adidas says it posted sales of more than 20 billion in 2017 expects growth of 15% to 20% and the stock is up 0.6% in trading. >>> coming up, former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi tells us whoe'bainahd t election.ea >>> welcome to "street signs," i'm joumanna bercetche, these are your headlines >> european stocks trade in the red but avoid the sharp losses seen in asia >>> the chips are up for dialog semiconductor the german firm tops the stoxx 600 after revenue jumps nearly 30% in the fourth quarter. >>> and bayer shares fall as poor performance in consume procedure duconsumer products and crop production takes a hit. >>> and silvio berlusconi announces his prime minister, with the former leader barred from taking office himself >>> let's look at how u.s. futures are looking to open up seen opening up higher for the dow and s&p after we had the dow

we're headed there live for an interview with mcafee's ceo next on "worldwide exchange." >>> welcomek to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action following that nearly 400 point move for the dow to the upside. the s&p gaining 1.3% the dow and s&p are indicated higher let's look at oil which traded at a three-week high yesterday on pace to break a five-month winning streak lower today, $63.75 for wti crude. >>> cybersecurity taking center stage at the mobile world congress jon fortt is there with mcphee's ceo, chris young over to you. >> thanks, wilf. chris, thanks for being with me here in barcelona. sky and comcast, big news today. sky is a broadband provider, comcast is, too. if this combination were to happen it would make comcast a global player in the space and a bigger target security wise. what are your thoughts >> strategically it means comcast becomes more international, different regulations, much bigger footprint from a cloud and connectivity standpoint. locally, when companies come together, attackers will follow. something to think about tacti

mcafee says you should be wary of e-mails related to the 2018 olympic games. some scammers are using the olympics as part of a phishing scheme. one tip, double-check that url address to make sure it looks legit. >>> 5:24. martinez police warning about a scam involving parking citations. people are asking for a payment for a parking violation. at least one comes from a very official e-mail address. they do use an outside vendor but they never send e-mails. they anticipate more scams as tax season gets under way. >>> san francisco is topping the list of the lowest credit card debt in the nation. the new study by creditcards.com looked at the 25 largest metro areas and compared the debt and median income. texas and florida are among the states with the highest credit card debt. experts recommend dedicating at least 15% of your grossmontly income to paying off debt. >>> it appears a major development tied to the giants may be ready to move forward. for years the team has been working on a mission rock development that would create 1,300 housing units along with of

mcafee says watch for e-mails related to 2018 olympic winter games.scammers use the olympics as part of a phish iing scheme. >>> a live look at the san francisco water front. it appears a major development tied to the giants may be ready to move forward. for years, the team has been working on a new mission rock development across from at&t park. we told you about it, creating 1300 housing units as well as office and retail space. the chronicle says the board of supervisors is expected to vote next week. the state land commission will also have to sign often on this deal. >>> lhappening today, the first round of the pebble beach pro-am golf tournament, famous golfers like bill murray, and who else is in town? former president obama, scheduled to attend a private at&t leadership conference. mr. obama had fans waiting for him at the hotel last night. >> we just so happen to drive around and saw the cop cars, and i knew, that has to be him, we have to go see. >> it was crazy, yes. we saw him, and i just love him so much. >> still waiting to hear if presi

assistant domesticate a secretary for cybercrime and the vice president with the security software firm mcafee. it is hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. >> cybercrime by looking at other major crimes like piracy, and they use this as a test case because relatively good data. if you're going to estimate of global cost for

examines the issue officials from the homeland security department, the fbi, and mcafee. it's one hour, 15 minutes.

mcafee says you should be wary of e-mails relating to the 2018 olympic games. scammers are using the olympics as part of a phishing scheme. one point you should always remember, double-check the url address to make sure those links are legit. >>> 6:26 right now and flocks of eagles fans will no doubt be flying high this morning. >> that's because the city of philadelphia holds its first ever super bowl victory parade. live pictures from philadelphia this morning. look at that. hundreds of thousands of fans are starting to gather right now. they've been out there for, gosh, at least an hour or so. the eagles defeated the patriots in sunday's super bowl game in minnesota. this is philadelphia's first nfl championship since 1960 and back then there wasn't even a thing such as the super bowl. many schools and businesses are closed today. city leaders believe more than 2 million people will attend that big gathering. >> can you imagine the excitement here? i'm sure it's like when the warriors won the nba championship. >> and the giants. we were okay. >> you know how

for ghouta buzz mcafee port to accept the russians terms, getting out of ghouta, and living just behindd the armed militias, means being displaced 300 kilometres away to the north from their home towns and villages. and for them, for at least the people we spoke to today, they said we are not prepared to do this, to actually be forced to relocate, to be displaced, and this is the only way to save your life, they say we are not prepared for this option, because we have seen what happened to the civilians of east aleppo, and for east ghouta, we believe that the russians have the same fate in store. this is the sentiment that we are getting from civilians in the east ghouta. that is part of a problem they are having in actually implementing such a plan. another one is that all those different militias working with the assad regime to basically continue besieging east ghouta, they are composed of different shia militias, and the population of east ghouta is majority sunni, so you can imagine they went feel comfortable handing themselves over because basically they don't know who sounds they

kill mcafee have moved a lot of people and a lot of emotion to deal with, thank you.ound during the brexit negotiations the eu says the border with the uk should effectively be placed in the irish sea, annexing northern ireland from the rest of the uk. a legal text published today, which seeks to spell out the terms of a divorce agreement, proposes a "common regulatory area" between northern ireland and the republic. it also demands the uk makes europe's highest court the ultimate arbiter in future brexit disputes. theresa may told parliament they were "demands no uk prime minister could ever accept". 0ur europe editor, katya adler reports. in the historic process in which the uk leaves the eu, this is a big moment — the first legal draft of the uk's exit treaty. so how is it possible, you might ask, to have a draft withdrawal agreement already when brexit negotiations are still ongoing? well, this 120—page document is the european commission's understanding of what has been agreed to date with the uk and of what it still wants to be agreed. so in here, we see that di