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also tom, we use a. ward off potential cyberattacks. cyber. with killing of qasem soleimani. for ae been waiting cyberattack. how are you implementing this? tom: we are very active with some of the leading corporations, royal dutch shell, bank of america, standard chartered bank, 3m, others, to improve their business processes to lower the cost of production, deliver safer, cleaner, lower environmental impact. one of the primary focus of all of these efforts is on increasing the security of the systems and increasing the security of the data. i mean, it is a well documented fact that you have talked about and many in the media have talked about, that these systems, financial systems, prickle infrastructure, power grid systems, are being criticald -- infrastructure, power grid systems, are being penetrated by bad actors, and we are helping to secure the systems from cyberattacks. pressure, we saw they try to hack into a ukrainian gas company tied to the impeachment process related to president donald trump. were seeing similar tax in 2016, dnc

i think the effect his ward off a tom time ago.ng the last stages of an economy pack trying to power through but is held back by structural challenges. while the did not do very much and outcomes, it created a lot of uncertainty. and that's what i made about ceo confidence. and able to investments you need to have longevity to your strategy and plan, and they simply don't have that now. and political uncertainty. >> wonders that manufacturing situation become a problem for the consumer? those are jobs, those are people contribute into the economy and we have not seen that affect the consumer side yet we seems. >> you are spot on what people underestimate as they look at the headlines and they see the details of the manufacturing is up and people think that means the very small portion of the economy we can ignore it. but you cannot. for the last 70 years is the most time-tested and to relationship that manufacturing group and growth have been at the exact same rate. so it seems like something -- one has to do with the other. so in

i think the effect his ward off a tom time ago. to power through but is held back by structural challenges. while the did not do very much and outcomes, it created a lot of uncertainty. and that's what i made about ceo confidence. and able to investments you need to have longevity to your strategy and plan, and they simply don't have that now. and political uncertainty. >> wonders that manufacturing situation become a problem for the consumer? those are jobs, those are people contribute into the economy and we have not seen that affect the consumer side yet we seems. >> you are spot on what people underestimate as they look at the headlines and they see the details of the manufacturing is up and people think that means the very small portion of the economy we can ignore it. but you cannot. for the last 70 years is the most time-tested and to relationship that manufacturing group and growth have been at the exact same rate. so it seems like something -- one has to do with the other. so in manufacturing slowed down it has slowed down

tom: know we go into our meeting with martijn rats and karen ward.arching for value as beleaguered, is oil the place to be? not sure of all the sectors. of all the sectors, oil is the place i would be most interested in. changepect is that the in the elasticity of supply from the north american markets means you are never going to see those $100 oil prices, which i think would be really helpful for many of those stocks. if you are thinking we are back trade, and we are looking at value on that basis, the financials are more interesting than the energy sector. francine: martin, what do you expect from big oil, fourth-quarter earnings? unfortunately, a relatively muted oil season. $60 a barrel during the fourth quarter should be the headline as an all right price. gas, u.s.european gas, they define -- they refine petrochemicals, they sell lng, and all those prices have significantly underperformed the price of brent. it used to be the case over the last decade that you could look at the price of brent as an indicator for the entire basket, but at the m

i'm tom steyer and let's make change happen.s. >>> i'm jackie ward live from sfo.ning today u.s. diplomats will be traveling to california now at one point we thought they would be coming here to sfo but that's not the case. they'll actually be heading to anchorage, alaska before coming to ontario. china is reporting nearly 1800 1800 cases of the corona virus. the doetsz toll has climbed to -- death toll has climbed to 106. san francisco mayor london breed and city health officials say they are ready to respond if necessary as far as that plan landing in ontario, california. we only know it's happening today. we are not sure on the exact time. live from sf.o jackie ward kpix5. >>> it's time for a look at this morning's other top stories. investigators are heading back to the scene of a helicopter crash that killed nba legend and kobe bryant sunday. search and rescue teams recovered three bodies from the wreckage yesterday. ntsb officials meanwhile say that they're also using a drone to map the crash site. >> today, the defense is presenting opening arguments in the

i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> i'm jackie ward live on magnolia street in west oakland were just about 24 hours ago the group moms 4 housing was a big. they don't live here anymore. fencing is up and the windows and doors have plywood over them. security is guarding the house around the clock. despite being evicted yesterday morning the moms and their supporters to a party last night with lots of food and music. they said they were celebrating the movement they are creating and continuing to raise awareness about the bay area housing prices for two of the moms and two other supporters were released from the santa rita jail yesterday afternoon after being arrested during the eviction earlier in the day. the moms have been living at 2928 magnolia street since november with their children. despite not owning it and not having a lease. wedgewood properties, a real estate investment company from southern california, owns the company and it offered to pay for moving expenses and for the moms to stay in a catholic charity center for two months. the moms have refuse. meanwhile

daniel craig areamong those who will be presenting a waso that ening will see tom hanks presented with the sus will be e meal ward allan to generous accepting the carol honor theirimpacts on the at film and levision dinner menu. pre show banquet at this year's gold globe award is making a political statement organizers say the entire me we'll be plant based. no products will be well om animals will be there won't be any comprises s on luxury, the menu includes chilled golden beet soup with shaved candy stripped beats and pistachios the main dish includes fo scouts made from mushrooms served on her soto president of the golden globe ys thdecisiowas made to raise awareness about food consumption and the imate crisis this year's nominees include 19 17 and t irishman for best drama picture knives out and black man for best drama. >>scarlet johansen ensu least around are up for best performance by an actress i wish i knew a lot more about vies and t >>and where to predict some winners tomorrow but it certainly will be interesting to see the outcomes. yeah and also what's being what everyone's thats where my my speed w

earlier, tom explained how he managed to become so close with stephen ward.a prostitute who we don't have to talk about now. so i bought him up. it was the days of very thuggishjournalism in fleet street, and we wrote contracts on napkins in pubs and so on. and i bought stephen up. my wife and i had him stay with us at the height of the excitement, and he and i became close. on the night that he decided to kill himself, he phoned me at the daily express and asked me to come over. i didn't want to come because my wife had shown me the yellow card and said if you are not home by seven, don't bother coming home, so there was a lot of tension there. i agreed to see stephen for a short time. the moment i walked into the flat, i saw that there were 12 letters on the table and he gave me one of them. he said "don't open it now", and it became clear that he had suicide in mind. i should have stayed with him all night. i could have talked him out of it, but i wanted to save my marriage and in the end i lost both. it didn't work out. how did you feel? at eight o'clock

tom steyer could hear. >> they were having a conversation. i was not really listening. i was there to say that, while back, great to see you, i'm out of here. >> ward in sanders left des moines for d.c. where sanders was just asked by a group of reporters what exactly he and warren were talking about with the microphones were turned off. he said, they were talking about the weather. bret? >> bret: in advisor on the fisa court is talking about david chris is a former official of the obama administration and said the fbi's corrective measures must be expanded and improved in order to provide the acquired assurance to the fisa court. reform was mandated after the inspector general's report that detailed numerous transactions as of now, the government proposes 12 individual corrective actions that fall into three broad categories, fisa standards, procedures, training, audits, reviews. a federal judge is blocking the trump administration from enforcing an executive order allowing state and local government officials to reject refugees from resettling in their jurisdictions. the preliminary injunction was requested by three national refugee resettlement