. >> this happens because many smart tv's have a programming interfaith called ati that lets you usesmart phone or tablet as a remote control over wifi. in some cases we have found that ati was not proper reply secured and that is when a hacker will control your tv. >> reporter: thin investigation marked consumer reports first test, using the digital standard, which was developed, to evaluate privacy and security of products and services. when cr reached out to samsung and roku both companies said they take privacy and security , seriously. p.c. l returned toe roku's response. >>> to find out more about what you can do to protect your personal privacy and limit amount of data your smart tv is collecting about you, go to consumer reports .org for instructions specific tour television. we have also put a lincoln six abc.com. i'm nydia han for channel six "action news". >>> well, house where john f. kennedy and jackie o met is for sale and could be yours for a poultry 1.7 million-dollar. three bedroom, two and a half bath town house in george is where cam legal began. scene of the din a

after what seems like aty wide party this morning, the parkway is almost unrecognizable. trash piled highs from beer boltses, outdoor folding chairs and backpacks and blankets and tons of alcohol. it was the city's first super bowl celebration. >> it was quite the party. >> reporter: it was wonderful. we enjoyed it. >> the cleanup began after the crowds disturbed. the city dispatched an army of workers tasked with the overnight cleanup. this morning there's a lot of work to do. >> we had a parade. >> everybody was nice to each other, it was great. >> better than my marriage, i love my kids, but this is better than my kids being born. >> what? >> go birds. >> reporter: two big questions this morning, what the timeline will be to get this cleaned up. the photographer and i are dieing to know what did the man as wife say when he got home, was it worth it. i wouldn't recommend saying that on tv. back inside to you guys. >> he may be back on "action news" before the day is out. that's my guess. we'll check back in with you shortly. >>> lines aboard septa's regional rails were

rather and it was revealed that eighty percent of the suspected perpetrators were of pakistani origin ati's party boyko now looking at why the investigation launched three years ago is failing to make progress according to this senior officer investigating the scandal one hundred more police offices are needed to uncover the truth so far police have managed to interview seventeen percent of a possible one and a hall thousand victims due to a shortage in specially trained detectives. it's a really specialist area engaging in interviewing vulnerable victims a lot of our victims were children when they were abused but they're now adults and have associated problems as a result of that abuse including suicidal tendencies mental health issues drug and alcohol addiction the other end scandal led to a national outcry when the scale of the child abuse was first exposed back in twenty twelve two years later an independent inquiry found that for decades through systemic failures in policing and social services the sexual abuse of children went on right under the noses of the all thora ts gangs of men

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liberated from islamic states last july but it remains in ruins with countless bodies under the rubble ati's video agency ruptly has been capturing images of the city and you might find the following footage distressing. how many bodies have you removed since you started working in this area approximately five hundred are there any more yes in houses and all their odds. if you will i don't i challenge any member of parliament to live at ambitions we are currently living and i bet they are even afraid of entering this area they have no idea how horrible the smell is or how critical the medical situation is while i haven't received any kind of eight cents. on one occasion did they receive a small box of. nothing. senior correspondent what i guess day of witness the operation to liberate mosul and its aftermath he shared his experiences in the studio. seven months since the battle of mosul ended they're still digging up people's bodies and i was there when these bodies had just begun to rot and i don't the gull ever forget it was the smell it was beyond sickening beyond north you know there wer

kevin i was going to be here in the coming hours to keep you updated on all the well developments from atiinternational but i found. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest greed in truth to stand down the news business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. this is charlie munger has approached economics lowball lovell so well fargo bail out wells fargo. charlie munger and one buffett. don't mess up syria got os security interest that's russian security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and yukon just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unacceptable. fight for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money billionaire owners and spending to get the twenty million fly a. book it's an

very good aty are targeting our cyber experts. that is one of our challenges. that is one of the things i hope our task force will look at, making sure that we maintain sufficient expertise so we are prepared to deal with the most cutting-edge cyber crime because criminals will always be a step ahead developing cyber technologies. mousehere is a cat and , developingbercrime by the day, by the hour. are there trends that may be different than three years ago or five years ago? i mentionedin: botnets. that was something five or 10 years ago people would not have heard of. they are increasing challenges. cyber intrusions -- of course, those of you running financial institutions, those are your biggest challenges. your reputation, your integrity depends onustomer your ability to protect their information. your institutions are the constant target of attacks by criminals and nation state actors looking to extract personal information from your institutions, seeking ways to stealrate your networks, your intellectual capital, steal your physical capital. those are eme

he and his wife won bronze in pyongyang the first olympic curling medal ever for russian athletes ati's elliptic trying to has more details from pyongyang. well right now it is all down to that second doping test and if it happens to be positive that will be a real disappointment for many people i can tell you that here and kyung chang the crowds have literally fallen in love with the russian couple alexander crucial need ski and in this this year brazil are husband and wife they won the country its first ever olympic medal and curling and to watch their family team work on ice was something inspiring the media went on about them for a few days in a row and they were even compared with mr and mrs smith and honestly alexander scase if he had made the same mistake or had taken the drug on purpose that would just be ridiculous when the oh they are are under such a close watch here and peeing chang crucially is he has said that he believes someone could have spiked his food or drinks with in any case the international olympic committee have promised to launch a special probe but that will h

back the idea but have reportedly been given good advice to the founders of the new but his party ati's saw that the penske picked up the story. this is really a brand new political party that's about to launch in the k. its goals are quite ambitious pledging to transform british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of brakes it being reversed the british people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall but although get is a sore head for the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice but of course the can all hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual much for his party the public on the march with advisors said to be at a recent meeting did something about tactics and it's normally one of your girl friends was glad you came here like us and like many other countries looking for because it was giving you despair i think the danger increasing you can look at the future musical and i think the movement of christian authors i believe with when you use the future you can em

in one thousand nine hundred eleven be a tally an aviator judio gov ati hand dropped histories first bombs on libyan rebels. the colonial world became the playing field for the pioneers of bombardment the imperial powers of italy britain and france. each was facing its own rebellion by supposed savages the peoples of libya syria india and iraq shortly after world war one a british officer named arthur harris served in iraq and was impressed at how air power could keep large stretches of territory under control. he noted in forty five minutes a village can be wiped out under third of its inhabitants killed or injured. in this news excited military commanders bombers would revolutionize war thrill straw. suggests began calculating on the potential advantages of this new sort of warfare. they spoke of aerial domination of swift and decisive victories. even as ever more imposing prototypes crisscrossed the sky ordinary europeans continued to believe that the threat of bombing was distant and theoretical. up but the danger was drawing near. when he took power in one nine hundred thirty th

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relatives the latest child we've been able to reunite with their family is a young boy called saeed ati will be the airport later when flight arrives back in russia. martin you must because a lot. of the. other christan i mean i just. can't talk much more. how i was this was one of the. what's worse. what. this mean this. is a group. think you know. you're not. sure . if. america's world renowned yale university is launching a new study program aimed at deconstructing what it means to be white in modern day society the module looks at how the issue of race permeates almost every aspect of cultural and economic life in the united states but not everyone's happy about it as samir khan now explains. racial tensions in the u.s. go back centuries from colonization and genocide to slavery and racial segregation the country's troubled past continues to fuel and tag an ism between the races and people of color have a waged war on what they see as a system that favors white supremacy but what's been happening in the us seems to have turned the tables reinforcing the conversation on so-called rev

team a straight to the quarterfinals of the winter olympics after beating old rivals the usa four nil ati's anybody trying to join funs in pyongyang chang for the build up to the match. tonight's the night of the biggest event so far of the young tang twenty eight seeing it if you don't know what that is just yet in a second it will be written all over my face. seem usa versus team bowie r. and r. . well donald trump and lot of approaching watch this game yeah i think so what do you think donald trump will do if he sees a gold being scored by the o. a our team read about it. because you know. i will write this girl see why you know why she's talking down guys will you hate russia tonight i love for sure i'm actually looking for me i'm actually coming making my first ever visit to russia for the world cup this summer while that is great even though the u.s. are not taking the not really taken to heart i want to russia the game is sold out and even though it's just a group stage match the talents online and outside the stadium are reselling tickets at exorbitant prices he think john supportin

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it seems that for a new meddling is ok it just depends on the country involved challenged even ski ati paris. now a man interrupting a woman to explain feminism may not be the wisest idea but that's what canada's prime minister has done justin trudeau told a woman to correct her suppose it gender bias language and is now being called sexist himself. i am a feminist being a felon and the feminists and i will give me a good marriage repeating my. maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind so we like you to love what we like as a people kind not necessarily mankind. is one thing you can do to be your debtor feminist as a man but here's a simple one i don't interact with. people coming to. russia or is mourning the loss of an air force pilot who died fighting in syria after his plane was shot down by militants commemorations are being held across russia including the far eastern city of la they've all stuck near where major amman phillipe often lived he will be buried on thursday the pilot of the plane supporting major phillipe of the shared details of the last

growth coming in ati.44% going to look really dire.what the central bank forecasts for 2018. what is he going to do to attract backin what is he going to do to attract back in vestment, do you think? well, we know that cyril ramaphosa is not just a well, we know that cyril ramaphosa is notjust a shrewd negotiator but he isa is notjust a shrewd negotiator but he is a renowned businessman. he is one of south africa‘s richest men, he has got assets in all sorts of sectors from mining to retail. media and also the food business. so what people really want is a safe pair of hands,is people really want is a safe pair of hands, is what the investment community are saying, someone who understands how dealings are done, how they are negotiated. how policy serves both the people and the interests of business, how you incentivise that investment and basically they are hoping what he will do ultimately is just run a tight and clean ship, because corruption has really been the albatross round the government‘s neck over last few years. not all of hi

conduct controversy she's been accused by at least two men of inappropriate behavior as ati's jacqueline to go reports. democratic assemblywoman christina garcia has a reputation as a fierce advocate for women and has gained national recognition for condemning sexual misconduct oh wait that there was a time magazine's silence breakers issue it was humbled by posting on twitter that she was proud of the work being done and the issues clearly personal in october garcia revealed to the new york times that she has also been sexually assaulted by men in her workplace. earlier granting whistleblower of two men accusing garcia of sexual i just late of stuff are highly ironic considering the bill she helped to pass is meant to protect legislative staff alleges that a drunk or c. accosted him were trying to grab his crotch she was whispering roo close and i could smell the acidic me rejected the offer at this point insistent with my valise but if wheels and once one person comes for the floodgates tend to open. iran has grown to become one of the most significant and well established in those in

been at odds over kurdish forces in syria but washington's rhetoric seems to be contradicting itself ati's caliber weapon has moved. in the lead up to tillerson za visit we heard a number of words from u.s. officials indicating support for the turkish government which is a member of nato and saying that their security concerns are legitimate this is what we've heard from u.s. leaders nato has only one nation and one of our allies. and insurgency inside its own borders and nato and america stand with turkey on a good image should curity concerns we have never given heavy arms to the y.p. jews so there's no one to take back the turkish military is in syria fighting against kurdish forces kurdish forces that have been armed by the united states now it turns out a number of the forces in the past d. ath have actually relocated they've essentially gone to a wall from their position elsewhere in the country and gone to northern syria to fight against the turkish military turkey is demanding that kurdish forces be expelled from the anti islamic state fighting force led by the united states in syr

has contracts to purchase only 11 have been delivered and eight of them are the same type of planes, atisse of banking problems, because no international banks work with iran, although iran is prepared to buy and pay for planes, it has not been able to do so. it has an ageing fleet and they are not maintain very well. that is why it is so often that we hear news like this out of iran. thank you so much for bringing us iran. thank you so much for bringing us up to date. ahead of tonight's baftas almost 200 female actresses have arranged a fund to help and support. emma watson has given £1 million to the cause. the education secretary has said that higher government subsidies could be provided to fund more expensive degree courses such as science and engineering, allowing universities to charge less for humanities courses. damian hinds said the idea would be included in a review of university funding. his comments come as a committee of mps has called for the scrapping of "punitive" interest rates on student loans. simon clemison reports. many of today's students were not born when universi

yes they've taken up bob minton ati is the only media organization with a presence on the i s s i'm was able to film again in three hundred sixty degrees as you can see playing badminton in zero gravity faced challenges for example playing upside down where you can watch more exclusive three hundred sixty degree videos from space on o.t. dot com. social recognition technology has impressed smartphone users the world over but for most keeping up with the times have also found a use for it. but the real question is whether the cow face id will be able to differentiate between twin cows or correctly identify a cow wearing a silly hat now those rogue terrorist cows will have a harder time sneaking through t.s.a. security disguised as peaceful cows. when they were dots he would just love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media i'm back in about thirty minutes with the headlines all three that. despite its turbulent history the soviet union has dominated international sport however this is not about the lives of those champions from the.

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ukee washington at ati/north wilmington therapy a physical therapy clinic.there is only patriots fan in that building so naturally ukee had to remind her she's in eagles territory. >>> crews have been hard at work at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis their has took get the stadium ready for biggest game in sports. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean was there and shows us what goes into that huge job. >> reporter: we have made it inside u.s. bank stadium here in minneapolis. you just saw the field, that is where eagles will take on patriots in super bowl lii on sunday. of course, it will be a little louder in here on sunday and a few more people inside the stadium. it is a gorgeous place. if you look up you will notice we're in a dome. we have talk about that in the weeks leading up to the super bowl. so everyone will be quite comfortable, fans, players, coaches, everybody that is gathered here and as you can tell they are in the middle of putting this all together. if you spin around here, you will notice tv stuff for the broadcast, you will notice people

. >> senator rubio, my daughter running down the hallway aty st shot in the back with an assault weapon, the weapon of choice, okay? >> yes, sir. >> it is too easy to get. it is a weapon of war. the fact that you can't stand with everybody in this building and say that, i'm sorry. >> fred guttenberg joining me now. fred, everyone has been thinking about you and praying for you and hoping that you and your wife are sustained at this terrible tragedy. this moment, the lot loss of your daughter. tell us how you feel after it the session with marco rubio last night and after what you saw the president saying. >> i feel optimistic after last night because of the kids. these kids have been heroic. they have been spectacular. in your open, i think i heard someone refer to them as victims. maybe they were referring to me as a victim. i'm not sure. these kids are heroic, they are not victims. the only victims are the 17 which include my daughter who were hunted and killed, murdered, at their school. i'm horrified by the inability of people who have an agenda to not simply say the truth, to not s

. >> of course, that is ukee washington there at ati north wilmington therapy a physical therapy cliniclly with ukee you can see is only patriots fan there so naturally ukee reminded her that she's in eagles territory >>> we are hoping for an eagles victory come tomorrow night and if that happens philadelphia will surely celebrate and police are ready "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us how they have been preparing all week. >> reporter: if you had are among 30,000 fans partying in the mayfair streets come sunday night and there will be more officers, exactly how many police are not saying. >> anything of that nature with sporting events, it is the place to be. >> reporter: captain anthony l uka's district covers frankford and cottman where philly blows off the roof when celebrating just about anything. only cbs-3 was there as police met with bar, business owners in preparation for sunday night. >> we are anticipating if they win probably triple amount of people, and if that is the case then we have to increase our manpower as well. >> reporter: after nfc champion ship game t

conversations he had with president nixon which he later apologized for in siding with some of then ati-semitichat the president had held. >> he did, and i think mr. graham was genuinely shocked by this, because he had n recollection of the conversation. richard nixon had a way of kind of bringing -- pulling people into his orbit, into his dark personality in some ways.ot that'so excuse mr. graham at all. i think what he said was unforgivable, as he acknowledged, but it's one of the dark marks on his life and on his career, yes. >> sreenivasan: do you think that he was aware of how politically powerful evangelilism had become in america or has become in america? >> he was, and he was not hap about that. when the religious right emerged inhe late 1970s in opposition to desesegregation, billy graham was uneasy about it snd made several statements to the fact that he afraid that those on the far right would try to co-op evangelicalism for their political ends, and he was not happy about that. >> sreenivasan: and you also bring out the important point that he did this barn storming and evangelizing

to look atis a way it if you consider the perspective the iphone x did not deliver a way expected, sore are coming up with two models, h for model of the iphone x and the more expensive, higher and model with a much larger screen that is going to appeal to customers in asia as well as business users around the world. joe: is talk about that larger screen size, is this an inevitable expansion and will the top out where our phones going to get bigger and bigger? mark: joe, i know you will want that. big deal going to be a for apple and it is going to be a revamp of their mobile computing strategy. imagine everyone on the subway pulling out these giant screens out and it may replace computers for some people. i am personally excited for it, i know you are, and it is a big deal for investors because it is the next big thing to steal from samsung. ni-ipad. it is a mi mark: i think the ipad has many uses, and this high-end phone, if you look at points, $1000ice for the iphone x, and then you are going to get this big one with a ton more technology, what are they going to prices at? $1200? $

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atis too much to look anything below $1 million. this is wild. the crime is overwhelming. my advice, if you're a cyber criminal, don't live in the u.s.. >> adding on come i think it is important to recognize the underlying dynamic of cyber cybercrimeen by the market. it is a lot of what drives the second market supply chain. the ability to have markets for malware, markets for the operation of other infrastructure that can be rented by cyber criminals. when we think about how to fight back, if we understand it is conditions that are driving cybercrime, we can look thoseys to disrupt markets. when we think about intelligence sharing, the way i think about it is it is not so much about stopping cybercrime but forcing the bad actors to shift investment from operational r&d.tion into so if his cyber criminal has to constantly change their technique for executing a criminal activity, the energy they are using to do that constant retooling otherwise could be spent on executing ofme against broader segment victims. so really thinking about the market dynamics that are the underpi

indeed, on the eve of attica, looks ati a lot of -- i looked at a lot of the polling, and people were sympathetic that guards needed more training and sympathetic in the view that prisoners needed human rights. this moment was a pivot. ? prisoners aret barbaric -- they are animals. they should get the death penalty for what they did at attica. meanwhile, it was law enforcement who carried out these deaths. that was where the nations sentiment went. we did not really learn what happened at attica, but not because of reasons people could not have figured out. we did not learn it because the narrative was immediately taken over. every time the hostages tried to speak out, they were shut down. they tried to sue the state of new york for workers compensation. they couldn't, because the state came to their house and gave them meeker checks -- meagre checks, telling them that if they ever cashed them, they would not be able to sue the state of new york. these atrocities are going on, and up until the final civil case the state lawyers maintained this was nothing but a fraternity hazing, it d

he has reignited the flame of -- aty, and he is the nationalist and a long line of nationalists like founding fathers, like winston churchill, like abraham lincoln. they were all nationalists. there's nothing wrong with that. i am proud of it, and i'm proud of him. [applause] despite all of this, tonight, we must take knowledge that the struggle that elected this man and empowered this administration is still ahead of us. the struggle is still ahead of us. the opposition, the hate, the obstruction, the resistance of those who claim america is unparalleled in american history. it is time for the same americans who helped put donald trump in office to gear up for the next revolution. [applause] to stand firm and our principles, in our faith, our love america -- our love of america in the -- our love of america, and in the man, donald trump. [applause] if you want to see that shining city on the hill that ronald reagan talked about, continue to be a shining city on the hill, then we need a man whose views are most like that. of the moral vision of our founders, the framers of the consti

i found him atis home in beirut.di you see these waves of children? oh, yes, oh my god, they gave eir little children, the children soldiers-- 12, 13 years old-- these keys to heaven. i mean, that's-- that's-- that-- that's really-- that's-- that's something that made me cry. i mean, usually the group was a group of children with an elder guy who had the imama, religiou- who was the leader. they go through these minefields. then they go through the-the iraqi... fortifications thatua were ay protected by a network of napalm mines. then they ter iraq, and during all this process, they were under shelling. they were being blown up. earth up, sky down. (helicopter rotors wrring) they were being bombed bywa helicopters,rplanes, by and stepping on mines. khers and thept coming! they kept coming. they kept coming. they were likectually like sea waves. tand there were more humahan bullets. they were stepping on their' colleabodies. (explosions) >> smith: these human wave attacks turned out to be extremely successful. iran learned that by sheer force of number

we will have a full round—up ati:30pm.and overall the numbers are very impressive. mind—boggling because facebook made $30 billion in the fourth quarter alone. up 47% on the same period last year. the chief executive has said that they changed the algorithm earlier this year to focus the news feed more on friends and family. this was partly in response to criticism that facebook was playing a part in spreading fake news. it made these changes but as a result, the amount of time spent by users on facebook overall has been reduced by 50 million hours every day. it‘s too early to say whether this is affecting its profits because this has just been introduced. absolutely and you‘ve also got to look at the scale of facebook. once a month. that is up i4% in a year. that is over a quarter of the world‘s entire population. its reach is huge. mind—boggling statistics. cutting down on those minutes a day does add up. the real problem is it is failing to attract younger users. they are more likely to use snapchat or instagram which f

look aty sector-adjusted margins comparing the u.s. equity market margin to the u.k.n, you get an equivalent margin level, but there is a discount for u.k. are shared -- --. shares relative to use u.s. shares. these are still very international stocks. -- if the currency doesn't selloff, they will receive a little bit of a detriment and that is why smaller companies in the u.k. have performed bit better. they are more exposed because they are bigger traders. we are seeing a little bit of a brexit discount. if you get resolution on brexit, just listening to this conversation, it seems like this will be a years long issue being reflected in the equities. tom: gina martin adams, thank you so much. we continue with simon french and i'll forget lawrence summer coming up in a little bit on the american -- and don't forget lawrence summer coming up in a little bit on -- coast-to-coast, robert moon and karen moskow, it is the best morning briefing in business radio, no question about that cleared -- about that. please stay with us worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ."m: "bloom

my question for you deals with question of atis cars. has been blocked or put on hold or something of this nature. this gives us critical data like how many foster kids get terrorized in the sex trafficking system. we really want to get this out. are you supportive of this, we work with us, this is what congressman davis was talking about. sec. azar: i did not get a chance to follow up on his comments. this is the first i've heard of on this issue. i would love to learn more about this at that is the impact, we want to be doing everything in our impact -- power to stop this question. you know, a lot of us are supportive of the idea of states having a bigger role in these kinds of areas, but we have to know what is going on at the state level and have this kind of information and partnership. because my friend is here, i am going to put into the record, because we talked a fair amount about graham cassidy, and sometimes people don't know this, but the two of us talk often about health policy. left on thee it was pre-existing condition iss