it is linked to the terror atta which occurred on november 13, 2015, which killed 131 people. the terrorists that came to europe to kill europeans first killed inside the train. that is why we want the courts to give this consideration. host: hello, i am ross atkins with outside source. we are here in the bbc news room. new coronavirus mandates in england, covering two thirds of the population on saturday. let's turn to china. one of the country's most popular singers has pushed the issue of domestic violence into th limelight with the release of this, her latest song. ♪ host: the song is named after a generic pseudonym that authorities give to victims of domeic violence. some of the most -- it also references some of the most notorious cases of domestic violence. 61% of men and 54% of women agree with the traditional chinese saying that men should be socially based and women should be family orientated. 10% of china's homicide cases involve domestic violence. we spoke with the author of several books on gender violence and inequality in china. here is her response. >> it real

will join us from khartoum for the perspective from there shortly but 1st let's cross over to mohamed atta he's live for us from djibouti so is the gathering helping to resolve the differences between kenya and somalia. well saw me this summit has just gotten underway the leaders of sudan somalia kenya ethiopia all in our tenders together with delegations from south sudan and uganda. intergovernmental all $42.00 on development get a regional grouping that brings together 8 countries in africa is facing a huge challenge start of mediating between 2 of its founding members somalia and kenya of course these 2 countries of hot diplomatic spots before based mainly on money time dispute between them but also on the administration which kenya sees as a buffer zone with which it's protecting its borders from al-shabaab hocks but that regional administration itself has got not so good relations with mogadishu something somalia is blaming on kenya and the whole thing saw a huge escalation last week when kenya invited the president of the bric region of somaliland which has been seeking without any s

good morning mcconnell has teed up a new way to pass $2,000 but with strings atta attached, right? >> that's right. he says, oh, you want a vote to increase stimulus payment? then you're going to vote on a couple of the president's other legislative priorities he's introduced a repeal of section 230. that's the law that protects internet sites and says websites cannot be held responsible for posts they place on them president trump has said the sooilts are unfair mcconnell also calls for a voter fraud commission president trump has insisted that it's caused him to lose several swing states it's unlikely the democrats would allow on this. they would ultimately keep the payment at $600. the good news is the treasury saelkt has said the $600 payments have already start. direct deposits were supposed to start last night and paper checks would go in the mail so that people would have them by the end of the week. if congress somehow passes the stimulus money, the treasury secretary said people who get $600 initially will get a second payment to make up the difference >> that is good news

going to send in the trip somewhere but it does mean we may need to use a cyber response to the cyber atta or other responses. we are certainly going to want to sanction the responsible party. we are going to want to raise the cost. right now the responsible bad actor does not feel there is anything to detour this kind of attack. that leaves us open to more of these very destructive acts. >> the lead of our country, president trump at the time we are speaking has not made any comments about the cyber attacks. what you make of that ? do you think he is checked out because he is about to be out of office? do you think is still trying to convince americans he absolutely won the vote or is there something about his relationship with russia that keeps him from speaking out? >> i think it represents the fact that he has checked out. if the public reporting is correct, for example, he has not received a single intelligence briefing since the election. that represents a dangerous dereliction of duty. if the bad actor is russia as have been publicly reported and i cannot comment on the accuracy of

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given how sophisticated this atta attack, there are so much more we need to learn.o days, we learned the state department and energy department were compromised. when it comes to any of these agencies, what data access and what data is being seen or is being used. now the u.s. cyber security had said there are other methods that these hackers used, there were other tactics and procedures that these attackers use have not yet been exposed. there are so much more that needs to be learned. all of these companies and agencies and there are thousands of them need to do fren i coren analysis on all of their system. that could take months. we may never know the full extent of these breaches and attacks. that speaks to sophistication and the ongoing nature. we need to emphasize that. this started in march, it is very much ongoing. the russian hackers and they're expected to be tied to the intelligence services are still very much inside these networks. >> why has the president said anything out loud about this. what explanation do we have for this? >> it is really stunning.

off camera, you can hear mssa, his stepfather, pushing matthew to role-play an atta. >> what do you dof you hear a helicopter and american pigs your mother? kidnap you and what are you going to do to them >> i'm gonna, i'm gonna hide it under my shirt, i'm gonna walk out and say,come save me! co save me! my name is matthew, i'm american, come save me, come save me!" and as soon as the helicopter comes on theon the ground, i'm gonna pull my pin... they get really close, okay? >> mm-hmm, yeah, as soon as e helicopter comes down. >> okay. >> (sniffles) how could they do this to a child? matthew is the sweetest littler boy you'll eet. ♪ >> baker: the videos of matthew set me off on an investigation that was to take almost four years. emri told me she'd shared with t fbi. but they wouldn't talk to me, saying it was an ongoing investigation. i've cover many stories about isis and westerners who joined the group. but this was different. sam seemed to be saying she'd been taken there against her will. and mattw was just a child. >> (voicemail): hey, lori, um, i just want to say again, i love y

and now, she wants and atta-girl for $600? tucker, money for gender studies in pakistan?you listen closely, you can hear the pakistani generals laughing at us. they were hiding bin laden for years while we were sending them billions of dollars. do you know they can have up to four wives in pakistan? i have a feeling this money is good to be spent on arranged marriages, not gender studies. i want to help american women first before help those women. how about $70 million in cambodia? can we get that in the carolinas? i mean, you wrote about "a ship of fools," this is a den of thieves. they are literally stealing from us while we are dying. used to sharpen their pitchforks and storm the castle after an abuse of power like this. now, our eyes are so glazed over sitting on our coaches staring at our iphones made in china but all we can do is order delivery because they said we can't eat out. we have to eat inside because of the virus, also made in china. so the least they can do is calm the funerals for the 300,000 dead americans from the china virus. that's a great idea. i d

. >> at this point, isn't this an atta attack? and how do you distinguish this from cyber war?retty hard to distinguish this from an act of aggression that rises to the level of an attack that qualifies as war. i don't know the details of this attack yet. but from all the open source reporting we're getting, including the summary you just heard, this is as destructive and broad scale an engagement with our military systems, our intelligence systems, as has happened in my lifetime. >> and what should the president be doing? what would a president biden be doing right now? >> anything. president trump should be doing anything. he should be speaking out about it. he should be calling putin on the carpet and demanding a forceful response from the united states and all of our allies and demanding a change in behavior by putin. instead he's silent. and part of why putin has felt comfortable taking riskier and riskier and more and more aggressive actions, targeted assassinations against dissidents or defectors, aggressive actions on the ground in libya, in syria, and most notably, in

atta boy! >> the instruction is first-rate. >> nice, high thighs. >> but the business? well, that needs to be whipped into shape. you're not focusing on everything over here. >> i'm telling you, i did what i thought i could do. >> michael refuses to bring in workout equipment... >> i just don't want to be like every other gym. >> i wouldn't work out there. which holds back membership. >> i may challenge him. >> what we're doing isn't working. >> that's such crap, and you know it. >> but it's his ego that may ultimately bring down this business... >> nobody would recognize her name. they would recognize my name first. >> and possibly even his relationship. >> since we got married, you're always worried about your own identity. >> but everybody has their own identity. >> if i can't figure out a way to expand pro-fit and attract new customers, they will never turn a healthy profit. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. so the business only made 50,000? i make tough decisions... you can't train every class. and i back them up with my own cash. i like [bleep]

square but you can't turn off the hustle broadway actor mike doyle is tied tie rope ao a rope and atta drls dresser to he doesn't fall out the window he used to make six figures on broadway tonight he's singing at a hotel to the bresler restaurant down below. the gig pays $600. >> without the industry, i have no other way to stay afloat. >> reporter: meaning he had to hustle charging $40 a pop to shoot videos like this one ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you. >> it's kind of like a singing telegram, only digital he's also playing video games on twitch, where gamers pay $5 a month to watch him take out the bad guys he's even monetizing his car >> i rent my car out on an app called turo right now. >> this actress that be hustling all year, virtual concerts like this one to help pay the bills >> i don't know what my finances are at the end of this year, but it would probably be less than half of what i made last year. >> reporter: ally ewaltz made lots of money as the leading actress on broadway. she's showing "phantom." >> people watch from their cars, part of an experience i

chris, president trump tweeted for the first time on the cyber-atta cyber-attack he said the cyber-attackews media. everything is under role. russia, russia, russia is the priority chant when everything happens because lame stream is when anything happens. he goes on to tie this to this false accusation of unfounded claims of voter fraud. every expert we heard from has said this has the hall mmarks o russia. what's your response to this? >> everything i heard whether from cybersecurity, thread intelligence experts, things i have heard out of congress and the intelligence community, it's russia. they are exceptionally good at this, particularly the foreign intelligence service, the svr, they are good, they are quiet, deliberate, patient, and careful. >> your former agency determined that the cyber-attack poses a grave risk to government, infrastructure and organizations. how afraid should the american people be? >> i think we are just getting our arms around the scope of this, this cyber compromise. there has been a lot of conversation about one company solar winds, but i think it's probab

development or i gad as it's known held a summit in neighboring chad beatty we can cross over now to mohamed atta he's live for us on the phone from the meeting ended hamad what was decided. well so off a shoulder will get all hailing the summits of success and the calling an agreement between kenya on the somalia to hold talks and resolve all of that the current dispute to dialogue a breakthrough. but in the dispute between kenya and somalia is what dominated the talks the one day summit the president of djibouti smiling but again and the prime minister of ethiopia be ahmed played a crucial role fust meeting the 2 leaders for the president of konopka now turned president hamad of the life of my jewel somalia separately and then later on in the day bringing them together in one room full face to face talks and it's there they agreed to have talks on dialogue these point they have not said that they were going to resume diplomatic talks but they are working to observe that uneasy in his address to the regional leaders the chip asan of the afghan union most of acumen hammad said that the dispute be

we all know that we are under atta,

in conjunction with the expanded attack surface, cyber criminals have unched increase in relentless attas on hospitals and health systems. hhs' office civil rights has reported a significa increase in hospital hacks since september 2020 -- september 1, 2020, impacting millions of patients. reign intelligence services from china, russia and iran have launch cyber campaigns targeting health care to steal covid-19 related datand vaccine research. of all of the attacks, ransomware attacks are of top concern. these attacks could disrupt patient carend deny access to medical records and resulting in cancel surgeries and the diversion of ambulances, that's putting patient ves and the community at risk. the thirthreat hospitals face is resource constraints as a result of canceled so-cled elective serviceand those seeking dical treatment during the pandemic. iteaves limited funds available recruit and retain scarce cybersecurity professionals. the above factors create the perfect storm for health systems. regarding ransomware attack, we believe the ransomwear attack crosses the line from an econom

so if you look atta picture and try to figure out what's going on there, the answer becomes pretty obviouse you have to go someplace, those businesses, they're simply not hiring because they just don't have any confidence that they're going to be able to stay open. and if you're not going to be open, you're not going to bring employees onboard just to lay them off again. so looking ahead at the big issues for next year, the question mark is will we do something different on these lockdowns, will we find a smarter policy to help some of these restaurant owners and retail shops, or will we do what we're doing right now? if we keep doing what we're doing, i think these jobs numbers are going to be depressed for only so time. jedediah: yeah. you know, brian, we've done a lot of interviews with owners in the hospitality industry, and it's heartbreaking to see what they have been through. you have to look no further than a mall, frankly, to see what this has done to retail. it's really incredible the devastation in the industry in the last suggestion, seven months -- six, seven months and hoping