two recently from a tech magazine motherboard dortch on the floor she told us it seems that the c.e.o. of intel will likely have some explaining to do well in tow and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting just came out now which is the intel c.e.o. has sold his shares in november a seventeen or so as many shows as he could then came out today saying this is all perfectly normal while knowing about the security flaw for months and months so let's bring in our financial correspondent yan's quarter who's on wall street following this story for us jens the c.e.o. of intel end up facing charges of trading on insider knowledge. the timing certainly is a bit odd if you consider that the c o's sold his share after the company got aware of the floor spot before the news actually trickled down to the public and the f.c.c. probably will have a look at this issue but personally i cannot really imagine that it's a case of insider trading because that would really be too obvious it would be the most obvious case of insider trading ever

before they were disclosed to the public and the behavior of intel's chief executive officer before the revelation raises questions as well. intel c.e.o. brian cresent sold thirty nine million dollars in company stocks and options in november months after learning about the flaw and well before the problem was reported publicly intel says the stock sale was unrelated to the chip problem it said it planned on going public with the flaw soon and it was working in the meantime to find a fix the bug is a nightmare for the u.s. tech giant but also for consumers millions of computers and devices are affected and one basic fix for the issue the so-called kaiser patch comes with the caveat as one of its developers explains. it might have economic impact. for cloud providers because now they with the kaiser patches they might have higher energy costs. for regular customers and they will also have higher energy costs because of these patches daniel groups was among those who informed intel of the design flaw in its chips he thinks intell was right not to disclose the problem immediately. i think it's a good idea to not publicly disclose this fr

financial correspondent yes quarter on wall street who's following this story for us could the c.e.o. of intel face charges of trading on insider knowledge here. it's certainly an interesting timing when he sold his shares because that was obviously after the company got aware of the flaws but before the news broke out to the public i can personally not really imagine that it's a case of insider trading because that would be like the the most obvious kind of insider trading because we've seen in wall street history but that doesn't mean that the f.c.c. won't have a closer look at that and then on top of it that this see all of entailed sold all but two hundred fifty thousand office shares also does not show a lot of confidence from the c.e.o. into his own firm because those two hundred fifty thousand shares that pretty much the minimum that is c.e.o. is supposed to hold off his own company's sux. and what does this mean for intel because we're talking about chips which is just everywhere. well if we talk about the loss in general it's certainly not helpful and one of the big concerns is that m

think it's also quite a big test for the c.e.o. of intel. out there making a lot of statements and trying to naturally last underplaying -- some of the risks here. >> amd, also talking about these fixes, the patches, i it didn't smoothly as the ones that intel ran up earlier last week. icrosoft, there were two ersions that had to be withdrawn because it caused machines using older amd chips to freeze up. will it take before this is all cleared up? >> it's an interesting between microsoft, which is the world's biggest software maker and these chip makers. actually a lot of the front end ork with customers -- they are make the software and so chips run put out some patches yesterday. actually they put them out a couple of days, but yesterday had to stop them for amd powered computers because these were seeing the f death.blue screen o so that really doesn't bode well fixes that arese either.n the pike >> they are reporting earnings this month as well. see any kind of impact?l >> there is a lot of debate about that right now and it who is at fau

is stirring in the tech world as analyst and lawyers rakes questions about a major sale of intel stock by intel c.e.o. brian chris an itch following revelations about a security flaw in the intel chips many are taking a look at the nov twenty seventeen sale by chris an itch of thirty nine million dollars in company stock that generated twenty five million dollars in profit intel was made aware of the security problem nearly six months before christianity has stock sale while the c.e.o. filed the required paperwork and plans about a month before the stock sale intel has so far refused to clarify when the c.e.o. was informed of the vulnerabilities in their chips the size and timing of his sale raise real questions for regulators at the u.s. securities and exchange commission and the federal bureau of investigation although proving such cases is generally fairly difficult. what's in store for oil silver and other commodities going into the new year let's ask peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital who joins us from connecticut peter happy new year and thanks for being with us again we've certain

and i'll tell you lying helicopter at this hour or so was a tactic of the c.e.o. intel didn't really get into that security issue they have with the company it set up this is and it is likely to. currently she carlina chinmoy thank you very much for that the old saying goes never work with children or animals well now you can add robots to that list that c s l g executive david a vandal wall tried but fails to introduce the new home help chloe rather than responding to his every when it left him and the old eons waiting in silence take a look at this. am i ready on my washer and cycle even robots have bad days chloe what's for dinner tonight. ok chloe is not going to talk to me chloe doesn't like the evidently it looks like we should use the chicken chloe are you talking to me yet what recipes could i make with chicken. ok we're going to search recipes and we're going to find but it's been nearly three years since germany introduced a quota for women on corporate boards of directors a study by consultancy wife shows the thirty percent rule is working but there's plenty

is stirring in the tech world as analyst and lawyers rakes questions about a major sale of intel stock by intel c.e.o. brian chris an itch following revelations about a security flaw in the intel chips many are taking a look at the nov twenty seventeen sale by chris an itch of thirty nine million dollars in company stock that generated twenty five million dollars in profit intel was made aware of the security problem nearly six months before christianity has stock sale while the c.e.o. filed the required paperwork and plans about a month before the stock sale intel has so far refused to clarify when the c.e.o. was informed of the vulnerabilities in their chips the size and timing of his sale raise real questions for regulators at the u.s. carries an exchange commission and the federal bureau of investigation although proving such cases is generally fairly difficult. what's in store for oil silver and other commodities going into the new year let's ask peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital who joins us from connecticut peter happy new year and thanks for being with us again we've certainly h

of thirty nine million dollars in company stock that generated twenty five million dollars in profit intel was made aware of the security problem nearly six months before christianity has stock sale while the c.e.o. filed the required paperwork and plans about a month before the stock sale intel has so far refused to clarify when the c.e.o. was informed of the vulnerabilities in their chips the size and timing of his sale raise real questions for regulators at the u.s. carries an exchange commission and the federal bureau of investigation although proving such cases is generally fairly difficult. what's in store for oil silver and other commodities going into the new year let's ask peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital who joins us from connecticut peter happy new year and thanks for being with us again we've certainly had a crazy good equity markets in the last thirteen months or more what about commodity marker markets going on so far in the last year or so and going on in the future. well i'm very bullish on commodities in fact more so than on most stock markets particularly in the united states and of commodities had been in bear markets up until i think just recently we've broken

before they were disclosed to the public and the behavior of intel's chief executive officer before the revelation raises questions as well. intel c.e.obrian cresent sold thirty nine million dollars in company stocks and options in november months after learning about the flaw and well before the problem was reported publicly intel says the stock sale was unrelated to the chip problem it said it planned on going public with the flaw soon and it was working in the meantime to find a fix the bug is a nightmare for the u.s. tech giant but also for consumers millions of computers and devices are affected and one basic fix for the issue the so-called kaiser patch comes with the caviar as one of its developers explains. it might have economic impact. for cloud providers because now they with the kaiser patches they might have higher energy costs. also. for regular customers and they will also have higher energy costs because of these patches daniel groups was among those who informed intel of the design flaw in its chips he thinks intel was right not to disclose the problem immediately. i think it's a good idea to not publicly disclose this

c.e.o. of the corporate giant intel had to awkwardly apologize for deficiencies in computer chips his company made which were installed in tens and hundreds of millions of devices illustrating again the sad state of computer security and the threat of cyber attacks no one here was talking for example about the what the people the people who drive all those trucks and delivery vans in taxicabs will do when all cars are driverless and there were it's frankly kind of sad to see robots be marketed as companions for elderly people as if technology were a cure for loneliness and also disconcerting to see the billions of dollars lavished on research and development of. actually frivolous items frankly like talking refrigerators wind since so much less money is spent on things like providing safe drinking water in the developing world and using the power of algorithms to identify and prevent mass killings like the one that struck this city in november killing fifty eight people nevertheless it does seem that technology is advancing relentlessly as are the massive corporate profits that it makes possi

computers and devices all of floor known or suspected may affect even more devices and cloud based service to worth bearing in mind here in late november it appears intel's c.e.o. sold off a large chunk of his shares he was apparently made aware of the problem with the chips it goes down off next takes a closer look at the extent of this threat posed by these two new security floors. here's a safe bet if you own a computer or a smartphone a newfound vulnerability has almost certainly opened the gates to your most intimate information whether you have a p.c. a mac a linux computer or an android. phone it doesn't matter this whole could be built in to billions of devices worldwide have some pictures you're not too proud of well a hacker can access an awful lot more your passwords in christian keys emails and cached files all of the above from the comfort of the living room you can slip onto a malicious website have your private data exposed and you won't even know about it a perfect crime security experts say the attack leaves no traces behind what's particularly embarrassing normally companies won't publish this kind of information until a fix has been released

well intel and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting just came out now which is the intel c.e.o. has sold his shares in november a seventeen or so as many shares as he could then came out today saying this is all perfectly normal while knowing about the security flaw for months and months ok this could turn out to be a real financial scandal or corporate scandal intel shares have already died overnight is this news has come out and he knew that of course when are we going to get a fix if they've been working on this for months yeah is it going to take months many more months yeah ok there are two flaws one of them is relatively easy to patch and there are already some fixes available but use a search should just sit tight and patch patch patch patch all that stuff and the other one specter is much harder to execute but also much harder to patch and it basically dissolves the boundaries between programs so even as if one application is designed perfectly and the other problem is and perfectly this bug enables the program to read out each other staton steal secrets basically this

well intel and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting just came out now which is the intel c.e.o. has sold his shares in november a seventeen or so as many shares as he could then came out today saying this is all perfectly normal while knowing about the security flaw for months and months ok this could turn out to be a real financial scandal corporate scandal intel shares have already dived overnight is this news has come out and he knew that and of course when are we going to get a fix if they've been working on this for months yeah is it going to take months many more months yeah ok so there are two flaws one of them is relatively easy to patch and there are already some fixes available but use a search should just sit tight and patch patch patch patch all that stuff and the other one specter is much harder to execute but also much harder to patch and it basically dissolves the boundaries between programs so even as if one application is designed perfectly and the other program isn't perfectly this bug enables the program to read out each other staton steal secrets basically t

of this year's c.e.o.'s. at the c.e.o.'s it's show time. in the main hall visitors are well out by the wall to wall exhibits. big companies like intel bosh and dime there are showing off their latest tech. this contraption lets you be taken for a high speed ride in a driverless car. there. but i think that's what it is interesting in there is a start up in the other place ok because then you out of the. car at the beginning of the no vacation. here in eureka park there are around eight hundred startups from around the world and insiders are here looking for the next great innovation. i'm here to see the start of which of these companies i think really have the necessary. second set of business to go along with like a school attack because it doesn't matter what you're making if you don't have the business skills are the business people needed to be successful then they're going to flop. but which new products could make it to the market there are so many here how about underwear that protects men from cell phone radiation or maybe three d. holograms which are created using every defense. one of the big highlights is a little robot n