preguntÓ por quÉ este medio tuvo informaciÓn de los ciber ataques, antes que Él.Á l -- a trump quizÁ le guste la idea. residentes cercanos a la frontera se oponen al muro porque podrÍa traerles mÁs problemas que beneficios. la mayor parte del paÍs estÁ bajo alerta de frÍo Ártico y tormentas de nieve que estÁn ocasionando contratiempos a miles de viajeros en el paÍs. y para quienes se trasladan en carretera. en algunos lugares, yo ya de alabama -- georgia de alabama se han declarado estado de emergencia preventivo. al regresar de la pausa tenemos las imÁgenes que ocurriran en brasil. >> >> con e ♪ ♪ jorge: hablamos en exclusiva con el secretario de seguridad interna. hace historia al convertirse en la primera senadora latina. >> tengo voto y voz y les garantizo que los voy a usar. jorge: dicen que muriÓ de trump no va a funcionar. peÑa nieto designa nuevo canciller para lidiar condonar pronto. >> francamente cre yo sÉ que en este momento algunas me van a decir que soy bruta, pero Él es el bruto. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: para la despedida les tenemos las imÁgenes de un velorio, u

mÁs tempranos el mandatario se reuniÓ con expertos sobre el tema de ciber seguridad de la casa blancaunos 10 minutos despuÉs de que el presidente donald trump tuviera esta reuniÓn para hablar de la ciber seguridad. javier: siguiendo con el polÉmico veto migratorio del presidente trump a siete paÍses de mayorÍa musulmana han dicho que hay unos 900 refugiados afectados, esto a pesar de las restricciones migratorias impuestas por el nuevo gobierno. carolina: el comisionado interino dijo que estos refugiados recibirÍan extensiones hasta el final de esta semana hay que tenerlos serÍa contraproducente causaría serias heridas. javier: estamos en imÁgenes de con el secretario de seguridad nacional que afirmÓ que la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump que prohÍbe el ingreso de viajeros no es una prohibiciÓn entre comillas. otros musulmanes al ser cuestionado por la prensa dijo que sabÍa que se llevarÍa a cabo la orden ejecutiva. hoy spicer se sumo a que Él y le dijo que la orden ejecutiva no es una orden previsiÓn sino una revisión minuciosa.- caronila : el mundo entero ha reaccionado ante la

. -- ciber ataques.referencia por trump y que trataron de desacreditar a hillary clinton con la esperanza de ayudar al republicano para ver las elecciones. hoy el presidente electo recibÓo esta y mÁs informaciÓn de mano de los lÍderes de la comunidad de inteligencia. no dijo si estÁn de acuerdo con la conclusiÓn de un reporte. dijo que mientras rusia, china y otros grupos, no hubo ningÚn efecto en el resultado de las elecciones, incluyendo el hecho de que no hubo manipulaciÓn respecto a las mÁquinas de votaciÓn. tambiÉn intentaron saquear otros lugares y los hackers no tuvieron Éxito. alegÓ que durante los primeros 90 dÍas al mando ordenarÁ que se prepare un plan para actuar en contra de ataques cibernÉticos. " durante meses el presidente electo ha recibido reportes para tratar de influenciar las elecciones" lÍderes del congreso tambiÉn recibieron la informaciÓn y han prometido tomar acciÓn contra el gobierno ruso. independientemente de la posiciÓn del presidente electo. en la cÁmara baja se describiÓ el

ciber, tragically, i think for the united states, is a wonderfully asymmetric weapon. it is easy and cheap to go on offense. it is phenomenally difficult and expensive to go on defense. they just need to find an opening. one of the list rations i love to give is target, would target was hacked. the hackers got into target through the air-conditioning system. in the internet of things, you are only as secure as your least vulnerable port of entry. in their case, it was air-conditioning. in the equivalent of a jewel heist, where the thief uses the air-conditioning not come other thieves were able to go through the hvac system and migrated to the financial data and then all of a sudden target had a huge problem on its hands. this is cheap to do. it can be done remotely. it can be done always with some level of deniability. and in the context of a nationstate actor who is doing damage to the united states, whether it is north korea attacking a company or russia attacking our democracy, it will always put the administration in a difficult position of proving its case when i

we reached a deed, commercial espionage using ciber, that we were going to impose sanctions because wenderstood it. we reached a five-point agreement that the president announced in september. i think if you ask our commercial partners, u.s. companies, or our deed, say inte community, they will all that the frequency and the nature has been reduced. charlie: do you agree that donald trump is a candidate for president of the united states was able to speak to people who lost their jobs and be able to tell them that it was in part because of unfair trade practices by china, and the loss of their job, the moving of factors, and all of that? china was not playing on a level playing field and was costing american jobs, and he was going to do something about it, even if it meant imposing it for a 5% tax? susan: there's no question that we've had for many years a number of economic grievances as it relates to china. we need to deal with them each in their own right. we have taken more trade actions in this administration against china, including just this past week, for where we see unfair tr

ciber has a lot of history and a largeave yet to see impact. it doesn't mean it will not or cannot happen. if you look at the types of things we have dealt with with large-scale to -- large-scale as well ases non-cyber events that has caused large-scale power outages, you plan for those events. the real question is how long will the power be out in how large of an area? we plan against the consequences. that is how we approach cyber. it is one of the consequences and durations of that. host: there are a bunch of mayors who have lost their job after not responding to snowstorms. what kind of mandate did president obama give you? out it tell you how to prioritize it? was meeting for the 2009 hurricane season. my approach is to take the team and exercise without notice, really push us to get into areas quickly, don't wait for the assessments. his basic direction was he didn't do it. relationship has really been one of making sure from his perspective that the team is working as one team. but also empowering me by saying if it is a 50-50 decision,

>> and this is what dni clapper said, don't try to deter ciber with cyber. do other things. presumably, do sanctions on the russian economy, name and shame individuals, diplomatic measures. but again, if those have not worked in the past, why we think those would suddenly work in the cyber domain, specially with the confusion -- they are talking about a broad range of cyber actors and maybe it influenced the election, maybe it didn't. this is not a clear redline. it is like, don't nuke new york or we will nuke moscow. laura: it could get more muddled this year, because there are elections coming up in germany and france and russia could have an influence in destabilizing traditional candidates there. the germans have warned about the possibility of russian hacking. >> exactly right, laura. the messages being sent not only to russia but to china, north korea, iran, and the message or precedent is being set for u.s. allies. what do the british do in response, what do the germans do in response, what do the french do in response? we know that there are absolutely cyber operatio

ciber, plural for ration -- from -- you have vyber, proliferation. middle east has been unraveling. europe, with the refugee crisis, brexit, russians in ukraine. north korea is putting nuclear warheads on missile that can probably reach the united states in a few years. how did we get here? some of it is the stuff of history. countries rise, globalization happens, the cold war ended. some is the result of what the united states did, the iraq invasion, pulling troops out. some things we didn't do. barack obama in syria, the red line. not following up on the invasion of libya. days, thet couple of decision not to go ahead with the transpacific trade partnership. all these countries in asia and latin america lined up with us and all of a sudden we are yanking it away. these countries feel left in the lurch. it is the combination of history, things the united states has done, things that the united states has failed to do. is it a vacuum of leadership that china, most interestingly, is prepared to move into? richard: not so much. they are limited by thei

concerns of people like senator john mccain, who has taken a critical rhetoric in regards to russia's cibertion. tom: i say this with great respect for the washington media. press withina normal behavior, or do you begin to see american and white press beginning to adapt and adjust to this original presidential discourse? kevin: already i think we are seeing signs of adapting and adjustment to this -- to the president-elect and to the apparatus surrounding him. the media.ot just in look at the markets. i remember on the campaign trail when a single tweet about the economy -- there would be significant market reaction. of course anytime he is tweeting about a specific company, you do isice that the market reacting, but those reactions, i would argue, has since been recalibrated and readjusted as we approach closer to january 20. tom: kevin cirilli, thank you so much. francine: more investors are now trading out the rhythms to track trump's tweets. he mentions a company and they sell. what if he says something nice about them? it is complicated. tom: it is, located to say the least, which mea

we can see how ciber has changed political warfare, it has given leveraged to political warfare and a unprecedented way. it has been evidenced by the russian attacks on our political system here. and interference in our political system. technologies that are crisper, they will give enemies a low-cost yet very high impact of weapon. and areas with artificial intelligence. we recently had a study that came out the said artificial be one of ouray most important weapons to maintain a unique, asymmetrical advantage over adversaries. had he planned to be thinking about where we need to be 10 or 15 years into the future russian mark --? . >> we have to make sure we aren't dominant. a need to not be dominant in warfare that is no longer relevant. we need to get our strategy right. that starts with getting our policies right. you match your strategy. military,diplomatic, education, all of this? to make sure that you will be relevant for the future. once you do that, you have also war,ed in the paradox of the enemy always moves against your perceived weakness. you cannot opt out of certain thi