cyber command from its current home of the n.s.a. and elevate it to the status of a unified command under its own commander this move according to the a.p. would relieve the operational tension currently arising between cyber command and the n.s.a. a.p. journalist will lead about door writes that the defense department has been agitating for a separation perceiving the n.s.a. and intelligence community as resistant to more aggressive cyber warfare particularly. after the islamic states transformation while the military wanted to attack islamic state networks intelligence objective was prioritized gathering information from them so as the white house and the pentagon prepare to put cyber warfare into the same realm of battle as sea air and land let's take a moment to pause and wonder if our humanity is once again being blinded by military technology and battlefield who bruce as we start watching call. it the. real that. is the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. well the watching the hawks i am tyrone ventura and that time and

its own to beijing of the pentagon ledger get the air force the navy in the army and then cyber command be only wants to follow at least in the speeches that he wants to follow israel's cyber unit eighty two hundred as a model roy said quote many of these kids are still in high school they they have the same kind of reputation as our marines except they're known more for their brains than their brawn what i suggest is that we set up the equivalent of that some apollo alto so that the sons and daughters of our i.t. greats and other americans can join a unit established to keep america's cyber network secure to me i don't know that just seems really bizarre to me the guys saying oh it's so like you know high school ways and young twenty's kids should be like you know involved in the military you know in high school fighting and hacking and doing all these things when that's our big complaint is that we're getting act i don't know i mean it just seems like all types of nuts to me. he was throwing it out he was to get any idea to counter i think it was because of trump talking with putin an

cyber command from its current home of the n.s.a. and elevate it to the status of a unified command under its own commander this move according to the a.p. would relieve the operational tension currently arising between cyber command and the n.s.a. a.p. journalist will lead about do a writes that the defense department has been agitating for a separation perceiving the n.s.a. and intelligence community as resistant to more aggressive cyber warfare particularly. after the islamic states transformation while the military wanted to attack islamic state networks intelligence objective was prioritized gathering information from them so as the white house and the pentagon prepare to put cyber warfare into the same realm of battle as sea air and land it let's take a moment to pause and wonder if our humanity is once again being blinded by millet .

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the cyber command would break away from the national security agency to become independent under the the obama era plan was proposed as a way to fight the cyber war against groups like isis without having constraints from the nsa which focuses more on gathering information. >>> over $1 million in marijuana found in the trunk of brand-new ford fusion's. investigators are trying to figure out how the pot ended up in the cars at the dealerships in ohio and founded the wheel wells where the spare tires are stored. the cars are manufactured in mexico and similar seizures were made earlier this year in minnesota and arizona. ford says they are working closely with customs and the fbi. >>> still ahead a woman is accused of trying to kidnap a baby in san francisco and trying to get away on a muni bus and what the police say happened when the father turned around. >>> another fan favorite sending a message to the fans and packing his bags. >>> things are improving a little bit on some of the commutes in the east bay, 80 westbound slowing on the east shore freeway. shore freeway. >>> scorching

like radio free europe and the voice of america royce also wants the united states to create a cyber command similar to the one in israel and called on teenagers to hone their hacking skills for more on this we're joined tonight by legal media analyst lionel lionel pack baby hack that's the. that seems to be the advice is coming from a high ranking congressman what's the mission here this is almost in the form of a threat isn't it. understand this man's position he suggests as fact the inspiration for this eases is the cagey b. which is so damn affective he says dick k.g. b. what decade is c n and also let me get this straight ed now you've been around you know what's going on here imagine the the sagacity of telling a congress person right now when the word hack and hacking is so much a part of our collective media d.n.a. so he goes out and says you know we should do let's unlist high schoolers to hack the united states let's do this let's have now do you want to stand we always talk about bad optics but i guess the bad auditory version of optics of this this goes to show you yet again this

we are also joined in february by michael rogers, the commander of the u.s. cyber and the director of the national security agency for an off the record discussion on how states, the national guard and the cyber command can work together. he stressed to all of his governors that we are at the forefront and he cannot do his job as head of the national security agency. we held a joint meeting. we had a great group of governors. we went and met with the leadership of the house and the senate. we have implored the congress to have a cyber security midi, one does not exist today in the congress. it has spread among many of the different committees and there is jurisdictional territories were people do not want to give up some of their jurisdiction. we once again, as governors call upon the congress to put together a national committee to deal with this issue and put funding in at the state level so we can do our jobs. we put together aching documents and highlighted the recommendations and best practices and workforce development. you can all implement that today. you h

our cyber best practices center now has the updated report cards for all of you. we were also joined in february by admiral michae mike rogers, e command of your cyber, and the director of the national security agency for an off the record discussion on how states, the national guard and the cyber command can work together. he stressed to all of us governors that we are at the forefront, that he cannot do his job as head of the national security agency if we and the states are not doing our part. we held a joint governor sanded and meeting a cybersecurity priorities and challenges of the united states congress. we had a great group of governors to meet, governor sandoval and i went up and met with the leadership of the house and the senate. we have implored of the congress to have a cybersecurity committee. one does not exist today in congress. it is spread among many of the different committees, and there is jurisdictional territories where people are not wanted to give up some of their jurisdictions. we once again as governors call upon the congress to put together a national committee to deal with this issue and to but funny and so

cyber commands. the goal is to split it from the agency.ls expect a decision in the next several weeks >>> if you cannot get enough of the drama surrounding comey's firing as fbi director, you may be able to read about it in his new book. "the times" says it won't be a conventional tell-all memoir, it will be an exploration to include his investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server and his time as director under president trump. >>> this morning we have a sad update to a story we have been following. the baby giraffe died that was born l zoo in baltimore, and he never developed a strong immune system, and his condition deteriorated late on friday night and they had to make the tough decision to humanely euthanize him. >>> and we're going to show you where you can get a great deal on a cone or scoop for national ice cream day. it's 9:37. on mi came across this housentry with water dripping from the ceiling. you never know when something like this will happen. so let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance and pro

we have to manage the effects. >> bret: news this week, taking cyber command out of the nsa, which raises a lot of questions on government. on the business side, there's more to do. >> there is a lot more to do and it raises the issue of industry-government collaboration. government does incident response well. what we've had challenges with is what happens before an event. having government work with senior leaders in industry before an event so that relationships are built, training, taking pages out of the pentagon plague book for how to work together, when something happens, the right people are at that table. >> bret: it takes action on capitol hill. thank you. up next, letting 15,000 more foreign workers in the country. is it good or bad for american workers? we report. you decide. here's what some of our affiliates are covering. fox 5 in new york. a helicopter goes in the ocean off long island. one of the people on board, shane mcmahon. six boats including emergency vessels responded. everyone is recovered and no one is hurt. fox 13 in tampa. reversing a decision and deciding to mo

cyber command would eventually spinoff from the national security agency.s an effort that began under the obama administration. current defense secretary jim mattis has endorsed much of the plan. debate over details has dragged on. president trump's chief of veterans affairs has removed two top officials from new hampshire's only veteran hospital. "the boston globe" reports review has been ordered for manchester va medical center physicians and employees say that facility was endangering patients with conditions such as a fly-invested operating room and surgical instruments that were not always sterilized. more and more veterans are getting an opportunity to go someplace other than a va hospital for treatment and they do not have to pay, and the government is not picking up the tab. casey stegall explains. >> this is not a sign of weakness. >> after 21 years served in the u.s. navy and multiple deployments, retirement from the military didn't come as easy for jeff or his family. >> what i was most shocked, my older son bore the brunt of most of my deploymen

cyber command all in agreement there is no question.sident trump has had varied responses concerning russia -- russian efforts to influence the election. he's also compared the intelligence assessment on russia's meddling to the false intel claims that iraq had weapons of mass destruction. >> amazing that persists. >>> today for the first time a member of the trump inner circle will talk to congressional investigators about the russia investigation. the president's senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner interviewed by a senate intelligence kmu staff later today in a closed session. kushner will be questioned tuesday in private by the house intel committee. >> since the election it's been revealed that kushner met with key figures including the russian ambassador and lawyer claiming to have dirt on hillary clinton. the senate judiciary committee cut a deal with donald trump jr. and paul man effort to a-- manafort to privately interview them ahead of any public session. >> we're hearing sort of from the russian pop star whose family

cyber resiliency. raytheon is a company that many of you know. we have employees in 46 of the 50 states. i oversee raytheon's intigrated defense systems business. this includes radars, air and missile defense systems, commandtime systems. we have a strong manufacturing base. many ways raytheon looks like a lot of companies in your states and we're a cyber company. for raytheon cyber investments started with protecting our own products, our own networks which sensitive data he reside. then it was natural to take those lessons to our customers. for the past decade we've invested billions of dollars into -- in developing disruptive technologies for network defenders of the warfighters. in fact i would argue that every business is a cyber company. every company that relies on networks, computers, devices, sensors, databases, manufacturing automation and intellectual property that you want to protect. the unique about the cyber domain is how dynamic it is. the techlandscape is constantly changing, the user landscape is changing and the threatscape is always changing and rapidly advancing. so the work you started here at the national governors association is just a beginning for each of you. cyber is an issue th

. >>> the president trump administration is making plans to finalize the cyber command.and other enemies. details are being worked out here but a decision is expected in the next several weeks. >>> if you cannot get enough surrounding the drama of the james comey's firing. he is writing a book. it won't be a conventional tell-all memoire. it will include his investigation into his hillary clinton's e-mail server and his time as director under president trump. >>> and then demonstrators protested the nra's lack of response to the verdict in the castile trial, and this time they rallied outside the department of justice. only defends white gun owners and a small group of counter protesters showed up in support of the nra. >>> and now turning to wimbledon. >> it's going to be good regardless of who wins. both men stepping in with a lot of pressure. it would be federer's eighth wimbledon win, and that would make him the man to have the most wins at the club, and if cilic wins, this match starts at 9:00 a.m. >> been exciting matches so far, right? >>> get ready for another ho

bringing our signals and intelligence corps together under a shared command to collate, to analyze, disseminate cyber information more efficiently and effectively. inr under a shared command to analyze, disseminate cyber information more effectively. and training a new direction of -- new generation of cyber warriors to tackle our vulnerabilities. my second point today is that we are doing more than interesting. we are also acting. spoke here in march 2015, that was still under the shadow of that 2013 syria vote against taking military action to deal with the use of chemical weapons. yet by the end of 2015, a new element had voted overwhelmingly to extend the airstrikes we were conducting in iraq to syria itself. and today we are performing a pivotal role in the 71 member counter -- coalition. training local forces, we have troops over 50,000 iraqi using our offensive cyber capabilities to disrupt activity in iraq and syria. divisionverall airstrikes -- contribution airstrikes second only to the united states. it shocking to think when i took office three is ago, they were closing in on the gates of

cyber command and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. i would like to have your clarity on this issue and understanding and really what you believe is necessary in reference to an update in the reforms of cfius. >> well, thank you. and as you know, i take my role very seriously there, and i look forward to working with you and others. again, i hope this is something we can definitely do on a bipartisan basis. there are some obvious changes we need to make to cfius, one of which is cfius doesn't cover joint ventures. but as we've had the opportunity to talk about and we look bard to working with you finish forward to working with you and others, there's a laundry list of changes that we look forward to making with you. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> reference to terrorism finance which i do serve on that committee, i have some real concerns to date regarding qatar. be i've had several meetings with the emir and with the ambassador regarding concerns that i have, yet to receive any reports of anyone that they've prosecuted for terrori

but i'll just point out we have funded cyber command. we've got all sorts of things going on with nsa, protections, fire walls into place. we've blocked a number of times, we've seen malicious malware being used where we were not affected. that's not because we were lucky. that's because we were throwing obstacles in the path and building firewalls as fast as we could. all you can do is stay ahead of these. you can't build one and say, there, i can go home now. so training and constant attention to protective measures i can guarantee you is ongoing. i'm briefed weekly on this, and brief itself is pages long as i look at the various blocks and counter measures are put in place. and what we're finding out about what various actors are up to. senator, anything else? >> senator, i'd probably say two things. i do believe i've seen that the service chiefs in particular have really changed the command climate with regard to cyberspace and emphasized that. it treated violations of the protocols with information technology, violations and holding

split cyber commands from the nsa. will this give us a strategic advantage in cyberspace?and the hunt for america's most dangerous enemies. bret, is this a good move? >> i think it's a smart move by the administration, definitely. look, for the truth is we have been losing the cyber war. it's not because of the lack of our capabilities, it's actually quite the contrary. we have far greater cyber capabilities than our adversaries ever do. the fact of the matter is that the people that are behind these capabilities, they are hamstrung by red tape. what this new move does is actually gives the military greater aton know conduct offensive actions against groups like isis. conduct attacks against social networks. hit their financial institutions and collecting intelligence. in the intelligence community there is this battle when do we conduct information versus when do we conduct action. this will give the military greater aton know conduct action against our enemies. brian: yet, the way you understand it would the collection ability act as a resource or be wawld off from each

command. he wants to have a cyber relationship with president putin but he is disgusted with the people he meetsng that will undo him in the end, he doesn't follow the chain of command. that turn our attention to the past, really. passchendaele, although many people save up the past hopefully create a better future as well. —— say that the past. the independent always do it differently and really capture it. it is poppies with messages from members of the public in the uk, actually. actually on the poppies, near the first world war battle ground. caroline, you said earlier that you feel that these commemorations of the first world warand commemorations of the first world war and second world war battles seem war and second world war battles seem to become a bigger deal recently. i think they have. it is a beautiful image, it completely ca ptu res beautiful image, it completely captures it, lovely, understated and lacking in people. i mean, mercifully selfie free. that's something that i think these occasions do merit a red dignity from onlookers. certainly the way they are presented from the med

. >> can i just jump in here and ask you to hit one thing for a minute on cyber -- we think of other commands having to lead on cyber, but for the fact and the force you're building, fc has a huge challenge here. could you talk a little bit about the special efforts required in that arena to get cyber compliant and secure? >> that's a great question. i should have mentioned that in my remarks. i would say as part of this effort to extend the service life of existing ships, when i talk about modernization cyber, it's a key piece of that. i'm responsible for all the hmne from the cyber perspective. so we have to stay in front of that. i have three mission priorities to deliver on time submarines, variability and cyber is important. in the recent wannacry thing that everybody read about in the paper, the ransomware thing, that gets our attention pretty quickly. the reality of it is that our ships and submarines today, there's not a comed system on that ship that doesn't have, that's not heavily involved in software and computers. and even -- i just came from riding the trials on the "gerald r. f

cyber. you know we think of other commands as having the lead on cyber. but in fact for the force in being and the force that you're building, nav-sea has a huge challenge here. can you talk a little bit about the special efforts required in that arena to become cyber-client and secure? >> that's a great question. i probably should have mentioned that in some of my remarks, i would say as part of this effort to extend the service life to existing ships, when i talk about modernization, cyber is a key piece of that. so a lot of people when they hear cyber, they think spade war. nav-sea, i'm responsible for all the hm & e systems and the combat systems from a cyber perspective. we've got to stay out in front of that. i've got three main mission priorities within nav-sea, on time deliverability and the number three is cyber, for a very good reason. and the recent thing that everybody read about in the paper, the ransomware stuff that gets our attention pretty quickly. the rally of it is that our ships in summary today, there's not an hm & e system or com sys

bringing our signals and intelligence corps together under a shared command to analyze, disseminate cyber information more efficiently and effectively. and training up a new generation of cyber warriors to strengthen our networks and tackle our vulnerabilities. my second point today is that we are doing more than investing. we're also acting. in march 2015,re that was still under the shadow the 2013 syria vote against taking military action to deal with the use of chemical weapons. yet, by the end of 2015, a new parliament had voted overwhelmingly to extend the airstrikes we were convicting in -- conducting in iraq and syria. today, we are performing a pivotal role in the 71 member coalition. attacking daesh's positions with our aircraft, training local forces. we have trained over 50,000 iraqi and peshmerga groups. cyber cyberfensive capabilities to disrupt capabilities in iraq and syria. an overall contribution of airstrikes second only to that of the united states. it's striking to think that when i took office just three years ago, daesh were closing in on the gates to the fact that.

programs consisting of a cyberlio called the product line which provides cyber capabilities and directly supports command. a rapidlysupports developing operations-ready cyberspace capability from laboratories, industry, and academia. short, as general dunford stated before the committee, we need to continue to build the cyber force to be able to deal with the threats and russia, north korea, china, and iran. i believe this will serve to move the workforce forward to take on the threats wherever they may originate. but mr. chairman, is it is my understanding this amendment indy --referred to the intelligence and select committee and they would not do for these programs. i must withdraw my amendment though i am disappointed. >> amendment withdrawn. mr.leman from arizona, franks. >> to prime minister chairman. -- if the gentleman would distribute the memo as long as -- s without objection it is considered as read and the gentleman is now recognized. >> i agree with the recent comments. our adversaries will never be less capable in space than they are right now. the chinese and the russians every really nice

environment and bringing our signals and intelligence core together under a shared command, to analyze and disseminate cyber information more efficiently and effectively, and training up a new generation of cyber warriors to strengthen our networks and tackle our vulnerabilities. my second point today is we are doing more than investing. we are also acting. when i spoke here in march 2015, that was still under the shadow of that 2013 serial vote against taking military action to deal with the use of chemical weapons, yet by the end of '15 the new parliament had voted overwhelmingly to extend the air strikes we were conducting in iraq to syria itself. and today we're performing a pivotal role in the 71-member counter dash coalition. attacking daesh positions with our aircraft, training local forces. we have trained over 50,000 iraqi and peshmerga troops. an overall contributions of air strikes second only to that of the united states. it is striking to think that when i took office just three years ago, daesh were closing in on the gates to baghdad. today they are close to defeat in their last city of mosul.

his willingness to turn over the skis to our cyber security defenses shows he is unfit to serve as commander in chief. >> president trump is no match for mother nature. here is why. that see commander in chief walked to marine one yesterday he stopped to grab a hat that blown off a marine's head. he replaced it, moments later, the hat flew off-again. president trump -- off again. president trump chased it again. he held his post without flinching. >>> a parent is fighting an unusual battle with the canadian government over a baby's birth certificate. she gave birth in british columbia last november. doty wants to keep the gender off the birth certificate so the child could decide later. >> i am not assuring -- i am not assuming -- [ indiscernible talking ] >> i am leaving room for them to determine who they are. and trying to encourage the system to get out of the business of certifying guesses. >> they have reviewed to issue a non-gendered birth certificate. the baby can have access to medical services. >> their only way out was straight through. a couple drives through an inturn too to esc

i recently talked to the commander of a cyber unit who said it took months for recently appropriated none make its way out to his unit. in the meantime, he had to make personnel cuts and forego investing in resources that would strengthen our cyber defenses, all because we couldn't get administrative positions filled at the pentagon. this type of drastic action -- this particular commander was forced to take -- is not unique. it is reprehensible. it's reprehensible that anyone would play politics and delay for delay's sake, especially when considering the nomination of a person who directly impacts the training and readiness of our troops. of the 197 nominations to agencies made by the president so far, the senate has only confirmed 48. additionally, the senate has only confirmed two of the 23 judicial nominations. this is one reason why the majority leader said we're going to spend a couple more weeks during the august recess to be here working to get our work done, and i've already heard from some of our democratic colleagues saying, well, why would the majority leader make that de

senator nunn said, the former senator from georgia released a g 27, the danger of cyber hacks of should you took arsenals are commandnd-control systems, something we need to pay attention to. the fact this is a small circle, has happened before, in 1986 when soviet leader gorbachev and can reagan's met eight had to pull him out of a meeting where he and gorbachev were going to abolish nuclear .eapons but i think it is an important meeting and i stepped back again and say, as thousands of americans who signed a petition by roots action over july 4 weekend, negotiate, dodon't escalate. it is n neither does i mean, trp sounds like warmed over fourth rate reagan in poland. it is not in support of that. it is saying, both countries have real interest in trying to work together. amy: i want to turn to rex tillerson speaking wednesdayay ahead of their meeting with the presidt t of russia and the foreign minister. >> i think the important aspect of this is that this is where we have begun, an effort to begin to rebuild confidence between theelves and russia at military level, but also the diplomatic level. i think it is an

>> because of your point, barack obama was president, commander-in-chief and was responsible for protecting us from cyberthese on the senate intelligence committee who used to love the soviet union and now they don't like russia. i've never like putin by the russian government. that said, when i listen to them go on and on about what an assault this is on america yeah what did you do about it? who's the fbi director? comey, clapper, you have loretta lynch, obama, what did they do? they covered it up because they wanted her to win hillary of they didn't want people to think the election was tainted. i thought this is a dereliction of duty on behalf of the president. it's funny they say the democrats were for russia before they were against. mark, congratulations of the book. >> enjoyed. >> still to come, classic was on the american history. you won't want to miss this. it was definitive proof that russia hacked the election. turns out, democrats are reading the new york times. they got it wrong again. real and fake news of the week is up next. there's a new essence in new herbal essences it's bio:renew a

cyber war, whether it's russia, china. the president of the united states as commander in chief ought to be focusing on those danger pointseloping proper policy and strategy to deal with those danger points. the fact that he's spending his time tweeting publicly demeaning his attorney general, talking politics to the boy scouts, doing things that no other president has ever done in the history of this country, i think it's weakening his position as commander and chief and is send a terrible message to the world that the united states is not living by the standards that we say are important to our democracy. >> now let me add to that the fact that he has been undercutting his secretary of state telling "the wall street journal" he disagrees about the decision to recertify that iran is complying with at least of the nuclear agreement, which is what the decision of all the other allies and the iran weapons inspectors are saying, the international weapons inspectors. so, and there are other cabinet secretaries as well as the chief of staff and of course jeff sessions who are kind of twisting in the wind. >> well, it's -- it's

cyber attack. it was an internal issue. isensive -- vantiv, especially deceptive allegedly. says these claims are impossible to substantiate commandmentscould hold this particular stock. but with the plans we are watching. the street from bloomberg -- there was a trademark application from amazon. that's looking at the meal kit business. this kind of activity, even if it doesn't do anything, is enough to send the stock down further in today's session. we are also watching tesla fall, that stock down. the star tribune reporting a crash occurred in central minnesota on july 15, while it teslas autopilot function was engaged. .eople were not severely elon musk reiterating what he has said in the past over the weekend at a meeting of governors association. he sang the stock is trading higher than we have -- any right to desert. chairs down right now 2%. interestingly, i looked short interest today. while it is still quite high, blueis stock price and versus the percentage of slope rating conceit is come down quite a bit. it still 21%, which is enormously high. we have seen that perhaps as junego higher earlier in -- the decline has recentl

our commander-in-chief setting the record straight shutting down any chance of a russian cyber security at our nation's capitol with details where our nation stands. >> good morning heather and rob, want to know where things stand? follow the tweets. the president returning from trip tweeting out a storm over the weekend. stunning folks in washington when he described penetrable cyber security unit with vladimir putin that drew immediate backlash with democrats and republicans. senator marco rubio quoted partnering with putin on a cyber security unit is akin to partnering with assad on a chemical weapons. he seemed to be backtracking on any. the fact we discussed a cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't. a cease-fire can and did. noting perhaps the biggest take away from the trip a cease-fire in syria. but questions remain after putin denied any meddling in the 2016 election. that meeting several members of the administration took to the sunday shows to insist that the president did not accept putin's denial. >>> president putin knows he meddled. he is never go

commander-in-chief gave him a hand. arthel: what a nice moment to share. russia dominating the headlines as president to suggest a collaboration on cyber security and the present legal team and his elder son respond to it new meeting with the russian lawyer. the neck, trump junior met with a russian lawyer during the campaign because he was promising damaging information on hillary clinton. it cites unnamed sources described as pre- advisers to the white house briefed on the meeting and to others with knowledge of it. the spokesman for the persons outside legal team have already responded saying the president was not aware of and did not attend the meeting. donald trump junior is responding as well. kevin couric has the latest on life from the white house. >> listen, they are telling us that the white house is did not represent herself properly and they argue that she misrepresented herself and her true intentions of this particular meeting. i point out that's coming from the outside legal team and from donald trump junior himself. let me share part of a statement that our colleague john roberts was able to get this afternoon. the woman stated that she had inf

commander-in-chief gave him a hand. arthel: what a nice moment to share. russia dominating the headlines as president to suggest a collaboration on cyber security and the presentrussian lawyer. the neck, trump junior met with a russian lawyer during the campaign because he was promising damaging information on hillary clinton. it cites unnamed sources described as pre- advisers to the white house briefed on the meeting and to others with knowledge of