what was interesting to me but capital one is they were doing a lot of things right. for example, they had a bug program which one the best things companies can do which is been actively say we'll pay anyone to find a problem with our system. you find a system, let us know and there's money in it for you. we want to encourage people to bring that to us. that helped them into tracking down this particular problem and resolving it. they were doing other things that were right. they did not outdated systems. they had moved forward. they have done a lot of things right. they had a really big mistake and so that's why there's a lot of i think analysis that will have to go into that particular want to see what room. the are other companies that never invested in security and that's why they are not doing, they didn't get things right. capital one probably did a reasonable amount of investment. they just make mistakes, and that something that consumers are also going to have to recognize. these size of data breaches will continue to happen. the question is what we do about th

capital one offered free monitoring before the hack. when they say that, they are not doing anything different. and veterans, because of a new change in policy, will have free credit monitoring. so, no one needs more free credit monitoring. what we need are other things. one recommendation, is after a data breach, instead of offering free credit monitoring, they are offered a menu of options. for example, they might get a free year of a password management service so they can have better password management. they might get a secure token so when they want to log into an account, they have better security, multifactor identification. -- multifactor authentication. they might be able to get a secure electronic id, and we can create a new market for security services that doesn't exist because people don't want to spend a lot of money in this space and there's not a market until people are willing to do that. if we start making it that whenever there's a data breach, we take one big step forward in securing online identity, that would mean

in new york, bloomberg's jenny surane who has been covering the capital one hack. re learning new details on how capital one responded to this tip over the hotline. tell us what is the latest. jenny: capital one got this tip. it was in early july that an anonymous tipster emailed and said it looks like some of the data is available out on the internet, and the company was able to respond pretty quickly. two weeks later, they were able to disclose the breach and start working towards remediation. that was the unusual aspect of how this came to light. normally you see these hackers lying in wait for months and it takes a long time to respond, but this tip line was really instrumental in capital one having a quick response. emily: roi, this is not typically the way hacks are discovered. how impactful or helpful can white hat hackers be in the future? roi: when you look at capital one or any other organization, they are dealing with any threat going from traditional viruses in the past to more creative type of attacks is the one we saw here. in this specific attack, int

this time, capital one compromising the data of over 100 million customers. talk about the cybersecurity implications, next. ♪ emily: wework setting up $6 billion in financing to fund its global ambition but there is an unusual catch. first, it must succeed in its ipo next month. they will have to make good on their commitments if the office space renter raises $3 billion when it goes public. earlier this week, capital one revealed a massive data breach exposed personal information of over 100 million u.s. customers. this including sensitive information related to credit card applications, names, addresses, social security numbers dating back to 2005. this after receiving a tip, authorities arrested and charged a former amazon web services employee who boasted about the hack on twitter. you are watching the surveillance video of the law enforcement raid on the suspect's home. capital one said it was unlikely the information was used for fraud or disseminated by the individual. since the news broke, the dow jones -- around the same time of the capital one hack

jenny: capital one got this tip. july that an anonymous tipster emailed and said it looks like some of the data is available out on the internet and the company was able to respond pretty quickly. two weeks later, they were able to disclose the breach and working towards remediation. that was the unusual aspect of how pete -- how this came to light. it takes companies a really long time to respond, but this tip line was really instrumental in capital one having a quick response. emily: roy, this is not typically the way hacks are discovered. how impact will or helpful can hackers be in the future? -- white hackers be in the future? roy: when you look at capital one or any other organization, they are dealing with any threat going from traditional viruses in the past to more creative type of attacks is the one we saw here. in this specific attack, internal information was leveraged and used it to get access to this information. what we are seeing is more and more of the attacks are becoming driven by creative types of

but if you're a capital one customer concerned that you may have been affected.what you should do. first check your e-mail the company notified its customers of the data breach they won for free credit monitoring services to those who are affected. check your accounts look at your statements for suspicious activity. if you find something odd you should freeze your card if they've been impacted by the data breach. >>if they had their information stolen and they lost dollars in some way official in my office know that helps us look at whatever potential next steps are most appropriate trial state. >>and if you find suspicious activity you can also freeze your credit. this ensures that no one will try to take a loan in your name. it also means that no one can access your credit report. so if you apply for a loan you'll have to unfreeze your credit and once you get credit monitoring you should turn the notifications so that all activity under your i d will be sent to an sen peril, abusing alcohol. a new study by and why use school of medicine and the center for drug

they should have had better oversight but what is interesting to me about capital one they were doing things right. for example, they had a bug bounty program which is one of the best things, these can do and they actively say we will pay anyone to find the problem with our system. if you find your system let us know and we want to encourage people to find these problems and bring it to us. that helps them end up tracking down this particular problem and they were doing other things that were right. they do not have allocated systems but had moved forward and done a lot of things right and had a big mistake and so that is why there's a lot of i think analysis that will help you go into that particular want to see what went wrong but other companies think that they just never invested in security and that's why they are not doing that but capital i think probably did a reasonable investment but just made mistakes. that's something that consumers will have to recognize with the data breaches are continuing to happen but we do about the data to make it less valuable than it is. >> host:

breachin the capital one i believe you can contact capital one. think they will be reaching out to you. i need to find out more information about that one. the equifax breach was recently settled between the federal trade commission, the consumer financial protection bureau and most state attorneys general. they set up a website where you can use a tool to find out if your information was breached in that case. i don't recommend that people try to remember the addresses of websites to use. i recommend people start at ftc.gov and they will tell you how to find the equifax website. you click at the ftc and you know you not going to a scammer site. if you start to type the website and you make a mistake, scammers have bought all the names that are very similar to the real website and are trying to fool you. ftc.gov.straight to /equifax if you remember how to spell equifax. host: is capital one doing enough to contact people being affected by the breach? they released a statement on this earlier. here is the capital one statement they released. "capita

this is the case where democrats have subpoenaed deutsche bank and capital one to get records related to president trump and his business. those banks so far have been unwilling to tell the court whether the financial documents they have about president trump their tax returns, and if so, whether they would be handing those over to congress, too. but even though those banks have been resistant, they have to tell the court one way or the other by tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. we expect those to be public filings. so that could end up being a big deal. keep an eye out for that. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> this announcement by the president that he wants to have, when he's host of the g7 next year, he wants to have it on one of his own properties, continues this phenomenon of possible trump crimes committed in public, therefore, they're not crimes just by doing them in public. emolument clauses we can't say if they're legal for the

they just wanted to capitalize on the coalition they mobilized for the last 20 years. same strategies in terms of rhetoric and who they are appealing too, to turn out to the polls. >> on the subject of lack of creativity, one thing i just realized is both of those ads used already commonly known, commonly accepted meters and musical structures, that they just twisted slightly. there really was no creativity at all. >> where they tried to go with familiarity, rather than bringing something new and innovative. again, i think it is really important to think about that there is no one way that is predetermined of how american politicians will turn to a new medium. rather, there are a lot of different strategies at play. even dwight eisenhower was really reluctant to embrace a more madison avenue driven style. and nothing really exposes the initial thinking of dwight eisenhower like his announcement speech. when he was announcing his candidacy in abilene, kansas. he turns out to a park in abilene. it is raining, it is stormy. everyone tells him, we have television cameras se

he capitalized on the news reels that would have been shown at the beginning of a motion picture feature. but he also worked with a variety of different studios in hollywood to create production shorts like this one which promoted the national recovery administration. ♪ ♪ you and you and you you've got a president now. he gave the land a new deal you and you put shoulders to the plow, he gave us what we asked for now pay him back somehow ♪ ♪ step out in front and give a man a job ♪ ♪ he bore the brunt now bear with the president and give a man a job ♪ makes the old heart proud, you take this message straight from the president and give a man a job ♪ you look like a banker. who drives your car? >> i drive it myself. have a cigar. >> keep your cigar and hire a chauffeur. keep a man from becoming a loafer. you look like a grocer. no, sir, my job is extermination. >> you must give your assistants a nice week's vacation. >> i'll need more men to kill the rats. >> he wants you to hire a crowd. you hang a sign that means no rats allowed. what's the matter with you? >> i'm a very sick woman. >>

capital one one made a really interesting note, they said this could have happened if we were on clouders. they have said that because they moved a lot of their technology to the cloud that after they were alerted to the hack they were able to dilute the problem and respond quickly. industry the banking leader in terms of adapting the technology and pushing other banks to do the same -- we will see if they get any pushback. ♪ >> china is raising the pressure on taiwan, suspending a program that allows individual tourists from 47 that is to travel to the island. the ministry of culture and tourism s an election coming up -- how much do these moves have to do with that? >> they do appear to be timed perfectly with that election. relations between taiwan and china has been at deep-freeze for the past years, when beijing cuts off direct communications after the election of the president back in 2016. just thest move is latest measure from beijing aimed at putting pressure on taiwan and the economy. we have seen an increase in the number of military patrols around taiwan in this band does l

what do we know about how capital one is responding?a fast response, especially compared to other companies we have seen breached. capital one made an interesting note in the statement, saying it could have happened if we were on cloud or still using the old physical data centers. they said it was because they move a lot of their technology to the cloud, after they were loaded they were able to diagnose the problem and respond quickly. they were the leader in terms of adopting this technology and pushing other banks to do the same. we will see if they get pushed back to that. >> china is raising the pressure on taiwan, suspending a program that allows individual tourists from 47 cities to travel to the island. the ministry of culture and tourism says the ban is effective from the start of august and means chinese nationals can only go to taiwan as part of two or groups. taiwan has an election coming up, how much do these moves have to do with that? they do appear to be timed perfectly to coincide with the election and relations between

many on micron is it using this opportunity capitalizing on the recent change of leadership in ukraine and on the signal us the positive signals he has received. from bloody merry so lance cade the new. president who made the piece of it in a crane at the top of his put the peace of making a crane on the top of his agenda. now the question or will be then how will and how far you cranium are ready to go in compromising and fulfilling the conditions of the minsk accords which govern the peace in ukraine. and their there are several points on which for any ukrainian president fulfilling that would be deadly and which russia insists on fulfilling. now if booted place this smart which so far h has been doing ad that recent exchange of prisoners between ukraine and russia at. at cistus default to this. at he can than. a line behind himself western leaders who gonna press to crane to fulfill those conditions even at the call of the political there have a political cost. and that is precisely that can be one of the- best outcomes for putting. so far seeing the discourse of amanda makran durin

you don't the capital one breach again was really really huge interested. only enough the word any social security numbers that were a part of this breach that breach the equivalent of social security numbers in canada about 190000000 of those were taken the good news is much of the personal information there was not like social security numbers or personal information that could lead to immediate identity theft but it did give a lot of personal information that can be used to form what we call spear phishing emails these are specifically targeted and tailored phishing e-mails that lure you into clicking on links or providing information you download malware like ransomware sure you give away your information so the the big thing with the capital one is it isn't quite as bad as it may seem but it still shows once again we're only as safe as the places with the weakest security that have our information the new meaning to what's in your wallet in their case now about the sun phatic identity theft how does that work. this is fascinating and here's how it work

of the largest cyber theft in history but now federal prosecutors say the suspect charge in the capital oneen more targets. let's go to grady for the latest on this story. reporter: more than 30 additional targets, pretty unbelievable. federal prosecutors are not naming the possible additional victims right now a part of the reason is they are still trying to figure out who they are and what information wasn't stolen. we do know that prosecutors say they have overwhelming evidence that former amazon employee, pager thompson, is responsible for that but this is according to newly released court documents. part of that evidence includes her own admission of guilt when the best leaders searched her home and took a look at her computer servers. here's a quote from one of those pages. the servers seized from the bedroom during the search include not only stolen data from capital one but also multiple terabytes of data stolen by thompson for more than 30 other companies, educational institutions and other entities. the court documents revealing more about thompson's troubling past, including that

is going tory we're continue to follow what happens with the suspect in a capital one case. ris davis, thanks so much. we will be back with more of bloomberg tech. talking energy storage investment next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." softbank's vision fund is betting big on renewable energy, and announcing it is investing $110 million in an energy storage startup. the company's system uses cranes to stack concrete blocks and a tower that can store and release energy. it is presenting the system as a bigger and more affordable solution to lithium batteries, claiming it can supply electricity to the grid 24 hours a day. how exactly does this technology work? design of their new innovative system tower includes a newly designed crane. it includes 35,000 metric ton bricks that are all orchestrated and raised and lowered with a proprietary software set, so that is the whole system integration. we take excess energy from solar or wind when it is produced and not needed. that energy is used to raise the blocks and when the energy is needed by the grid, we lower those bloc

debbie premier matteo salvini has called for a snap election as he seeks to capitalize on growing numberss. inelection could be held october. the prime minister signals he will not leave office without a fight, will not let his partner or opponent, you could say either one about salvini, dictate the pace of events. her member, they are in the coalition together. and yet we are calling them rivals. i want to say only in italy. in fact, this is very european. in italy, it flares up more often. doesn't concern you when you look at euro assets, the problems that flareup constantly in the boot? yogi: not with respect to europe. it has been going on such a long time. we are concerned about brexit. the uncertainty that brings. however, the european economies such as germany are still looking robust. markets in europe are still up here today. -- year to date. an election in italy is probably good news if it brings energy to make better decisions. u.k., things are more uncertain with what is going on around brexit and we are assuming no deal brexit on the 31st of october. we are quite positive the

well methyl selene is eager to capitalize on his record high popularity but these the only one please call the person appalachians no older political party in italy wants to follow he's- call at the moment. and if you look at the what they taught in constitution says well this is the beginning of a long journey. you might be class the body will steal a procedural at long journey at four at my table so we need to know. whether they thought in system is actually ready to have those elections we have to remember that only tomorrow we know the date in which their confidence world we take place. possibly it would be before august twentieth. and then the ball will be on the court of the president of the republic at set might that a lot we love to determine whether another political majority can be found within department. as you know at the moment there are several options on the table manyy political parties both on your position but also the quality shunned party. we need to check with the la are currently looking to see whether another third of the majority can be found so we can knock.

he capitalizes on radio and uses that to create an intimate connection with the american public. i'm going to play a quick clip to give you the sense of what this sounded like. thinking about if you were a listener, you were tuning into your radio during the 1930s to listen to your president. this would have been what you heard. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> my friends, i want to pause for a few minutes with the people of the united states about banking. there are relatively few understand the mechanics but more particularly with the overwhelming majority of you who use banks for the making of deposits and the drawing of checks. >> very simple opening. >> he definitely personalizes of the chat. he uses i you and we and creates this personal link between the presidency and the people so they feel like he is on their side and they also have a place in this huge bureaucratic thing he has begun to create. >> absolutely. personalizing the presidency. that is so key. for those of you who looked at critics of new deal programs how does he bypass them wi

and he ultimately eisenhower's researching ways that he can capitalize on television and gen people interestedth television the same way that fd had experimented with radio. and again, this is on purpose.r what robert montgomery talks ta about in internal memos is he f says fdr was very innovative and we need to pick up from where h left off and take the presidencs into the next chapter with television. and so he has a variety of ar different tactics that he introduces. in 1954, there's the first televised cabinet meeting. this is also available through the c-span archives. and i would show you a clip, but it's incredibly muddled, and i think that shows as to how it's not as effective. eisenhower was reluctant to hav a televised cabinet meeting, but his press secretary said this i a great opportunity to like radio before. james haggerty, his press secretary, said television thlows you to go to the people. and go directly to them without them having to read warped and slanted stories by the press. so again, that same way of usine a new medium to bypass critical coverage in the press and allow e

what about the recent cloud hack of capital one? ars, the credit card lender was beating the drum on how the cloud is better and safer. this certainly highlights the risk of being cloud forward. jay: putting data anywhere is a risk. if it is locally on your desktop, there is a risk. if it is in the cloud, there is a risk. we see these themes being very closely related to each other. cloud computing and cybersecurity go hand-in-hand as partner themes. eric: i want to turn to one of your popular etf's. there is another one from inspire. these bible etf's are punching above their weight. they have almost $1 billion. they have ramped up in assets. can you talk about -- there are wild differences -- the difference between cas and bivl? jay: we are tracking an s&p 500 index. it starts with one of the most famous indexes in the world. it is screening out companies that donate to the conference of catholic bishops. on the index committee, they have bishops and consultants who are in tune with what the catholic religion is trying to convey th

within the deutsche bank subpoena but not capital one there are some reductions. who made the rate actions? which side? dactions?on mr. letter: the committees made the redactions because these are subpoenas that go to people and entities other than mr. trump and we don't want that public. we shared with mr. trump's lawyers whether it was all of the names are most of the names, mr. strawbridge can correct me. and there was no disagreement that these could be redacted because they did not involve -- there wasn't any reason for their names to appear in the subpoenas. for instance, they involve some other banks, some russian oligarchs, et cetera there there was no reason to make their names public. judge newman: in paragraph one, and its subparts, but taking it as a whole, as i see it, there are only two lines that are redacted and they referred to essentially the same person. is that something that should remain redacted? mr. letter: yes, your honor, but if this court would like the unredacted version under seal, we are happy to provide -- judge newman: we have it und

state program >>> a massive data breach left the personal information of more than 100 million capital one users exposed, the latest breach following similar data breaches with equifax, marriott, i could go on long, but spring in the expert, thank you for being with us. >> always a pleasure. >> capital one is the biggest data breach, a single software engineer in seattle, bragging about it online. is this cause for concern? >> absolutely. we have a lot of reach fatigue, so many, people don't know that they need to protect themselves, maybe they haven't been hurt by previous one, but that doesn't mean they don't need to take steps, and the steps are easy. >> let's talk about those, monitoring your credit? >> it is pretty much free these days, but also monitor was something like google chrome, an application called password checkup, see if your password has been used in any known data breach, lots of ways to check, the most important thing to do, we hear this over and over again, change your password. >> i'm running out of passwords. >> the new way to do it, hacker approved. good hacker appr

>> a significant amount has been done. >> is that also true of capital one? >> significant work has been done. >> thank you both. thank you, this is a helpful argument, i will ask the clerk to please adjourn court. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] china announced plans to impose tariffs on $75 billion of american-made goods. in reaction to the news president trump responded with a series of tweets saying in part sadly past administrations have allowed china to get so far ahead of fair and balanced trade that it has become a great burden to the american taxpayer. as president, i can no longer allow this to happen. in the spirit of fair trade we fair trade. this the tariffs on china will now be taxed at 30%, additionally the $300 billion worth of goods that was being taxed from september 1 at 10% will now be taxed at 15%. the president could have more to say on the issue this weekend when he meets with world leaders at the g7 summit in france. today on book t

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sure the federal government pays all of the debts through the revolutionary war if the federal capital is on the capital river. you have as a result the residence act. it's agreed that the capital will be somewhere between northern maryland and the river. george washington is allowed to choose the site and he chooses the present location.>> slavery, why do you feel like you had an impact on the location? >> thought to make sure the capital is in the play. slavery is protected in the capital. philadelphia was becoming increasingly hostile to slavery because there's a large population that was trying to get the constitution. >> how did that work out for the slave owners? is it as a predicted or was there obstacles the got in their way? >> they're able to work out deals where they sold the land to the federal government. they were able to rent to the people that were building the national capital. they were rented out to build the capital and other public improvements. slavery in the area wasn't well altogether. >> tell me about the decision, and alexandria was one of the largest slave trade ci

>> a significant amount has been done. >> that includes capital one? >> significant work has been done. >> thank you both. thank you, this is a helpful argument, i will ask the clerk to please adjourn court. >> [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] -- and you record can watch this again tonight and we have more live campaign 2020 coverage. buttigieg will hold a town hall at nashua community college, that's expected to start at 6:35 on c-span. and a reminder that you can follow all of our coverage >> sunday night and q&a, theoretical physicist and author talks about our destiny beyond digitald achieving immortality. digital immortality takes everything known about you on the internet, your digital footprint, credit card, movies, wine you drink and countries you visit, videos, pictures, audio tapes and creates a profile that is digitized which will last forever. when you go to the library of the future, you will not take a book out about winston churchill,

what about the recent cloud hack of capital one? ars, the credit card lender was beating the drum on how the cloud is better and faster and safer. this certainly highlights the risk of being cloud forward. jay: putting data anywhere is a risk. if it is locally on your desktop, there is a risk. if it is in the cloud, there is a risk. we see these themes being very closely related to each other. cloud computing and cybersecurity go hand-in-hand as partner themes. eric: i want to turn to one of your popular etf's. there is another one from inspire. these bible etf's are punching above their weight. they have almost $1 billion. they have ramped up in assets. can you talk about -- there are while differences between them. the difference between cas and bibl? jay: with cas we are tracking an s&p 500 index. it starts with one of the most famous indexes in the world. it is screening out companies that donate to the conference of catholic bishops. on the index committee, they have bishops and consultants who are in tune with what the catholic

david: to this capital one hacker were now, it is fascinating. out when prosecutor said don't release them on bail. there are as many as 30 other companies. sonali: it is scary. prosecutors didn't name which companies, but before, amazon and capital one said this was a breach in the firewall, so it seems barely pacific -- seems fairly specific. she's also tried to kill people. at one point she threatened to shoot up a social media company. on one hand, this is a hack, a cybercrime. on the other hand, is she dangerous in any fashion? taylor: with capital one, she sort of seemed to out herself. she was bragging a little bit. do we know if she was doing the same to the other companies and we didn't pick it up? sonali: we don't know yet, and we don't know how many were affected. at capital one there were more than 100 million. she told prosecutors she didn't keep the data, but that is a risk, and that is why they won't really let her go. taylor: the third and final story we are watching, i got all excited yesterday around 4:00 or :00 p.m. over the 13

thompson was able to find this security hole and get in without actually -- she didn't go into a capital onebody a thumb drive or e-mail an economic testify a scam to say -- an executive a scam to say click here. amazon is saying this is on you, our services are perfectly safe, capital one is saying no. if you're a capital one customer, you may want to log in and check and make sure your stuff is safe. hackings happen so much now that i think no matter what, whether it is your bank or your credit card or your equifax data that was breached, have you to be a savvy consumer and have you to pay attention to -- log into your bank account once a week, make sure the charges on your credit card are things that you did. because we really don't know anymore who has our stuff and what they're doing with it. dagen: is capital one offering all customers free identity theft oversight for a year, which is something that we often see? >> i haven't seen that. i have a capital one account which i probably shouldn't admit on the air because now everybody knows where i bank, but i haven't seen an e-mail about

meantime, federal prosecutors say a woman charged in that massive data breach at capital one appearsave hacked more than 30 other organizations. she was arrested last month after the fbi said she obtained personal information from more than 100 million capital one prosutors said servers found in thompson's home contained data stolen from more than 30 other companies, educational institutions and other entities. investigators are still working to identify the effected organizations. >>> and controversial facial recognition technology, recognition can now detect fear. it recently launched updates to recognition facial analysis features including the addition of fear to its emotion detection. amazon also says recognition software can track and analyze people in photos usite sing co misused posing a threat to minority communities. >>> miniature horses are among the service animals approved to take on planes. on thursday the department of transportation added horses to the list of approved service animals. that includes cats and dogs. this does not mean all airlines are obligated to board

house republicans, sorry, capital one to brief them what happened in this breach. they wanted same from amazon. because the data was stolen from the tech company's cloud service. on top of that the government plans to use amazon's cloud for the 2020 census. the department of defense might use it too. capital one's stock dipped earlier this week. it hasn't recovered. all the while israeli security firm reports other companies might have been targeted too. the suspected hacker, you see her here, page thompson, bragged about the capital one hack online. that security firm dug up more online posting which thompson claims to have hit vodafone, ford, the ohio department of transportation among others. i reached out to all of them. none says for sure they have been hacked. ford, ohio d.o.t. are investigating of the state of ohio even getting the fbi involved. also today we're learning more about thompson's troubling past. new court documents show she threatened to shoot up an unidentified social media company in may. the company reported that threat. police investigated ac

will be a next time, you can sleep a lot easier knowing you went ahead and froze your credit. >> capital one says it will offer free credit monitoring to those that had their credit hacked. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> "the los angeles times" records a uc student who was suspended for two years after being accused of stocking and sexual harassment has filed a lawsuit. it seems class action status and argues the uc systems process is unfair and did not provide students due process. a cal state student filed a similar lawsuit last month. both said they believe their processes are fair. >>> players, paddles and ping-po ping-pongs, took over the square in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 was in chinatown for the ninth annual ping-pong festival. dozens of enthusiasts compete from novice to advance levels even as sponsored by san francisco mayor's office and other city agencies as well as local businesses and community groups. >>> a fishing trip in southern california turned into the photo shoot of a lifetime for one man. so check this out. ryan lawler spotted two killer whales off oceans

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. ♪ ♪ cheryl: the hacker accused of breaching capital one was on a hacking spree when she was caught.ieve paige thompson stole data from more than 30 other companies and organizations. investigators are working to identify everyone that was affected. thompson was arrested last month for allegedly accessing more than 100 million credit card applications from capital one, one of the largest data thefts to hit a financial services firm. lauren: one day after the dow posted the biggest loss of 2019, we have a recovery this morning. futures rising just 33 points on the dow now, so there is not conviction behind any sort of recovery we are seeing in the bounceback today. nasdaq gaining 12. the health of the economy discussed by the former fed chair, janet yellen with john hilsenrath. she says the u.s. economy isn't going into a recession and she added this about a closely watched bond market indicator that's flashing red. >> historically, it's been a pretty good signal of recession and i think that's why markets pay attention to it. but i would really urge that on this occasion it may be a

be responsive to me, deutsche bank and capital one, as to whether or not you have such returns.e understand that deutsche bank potentially does. now the second inquiry is if you have those tax returns, and there is some particular reason why they should not be disclosed you will disclose them to us in unredacted form and if you believe there are confidentiality issues you give them in redacted form so we're still aways away. why why? because no matter what the second circuit decides, the supreme court could weigh in. by way of review, the legislature and the u.s. congress believes they have a legitimate reason and purpose. what is the president doing in is he engaging in his tax returns with foreign adversaries and who is he dealing with, a fraud or not a fraud. we have a legitimate legislature purpose and the administration said this is bah humbug this is about politics and no matter what the second circuit does and it could end up in the supreme court which is no so fast is the answer to the question if they are provided the documents this we would be in redacted form and a lo

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