the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will -- of 2016 -- >> cybersecurity act of 2016. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk will suspend. does the gentleman mean to call up the bill as amended? >> i do. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5064, a bill to amend the small business act to allow small business development centers to assist and advise small business concerns on relevant cybersecurity matters and for ther purposes. >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on he bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot, and the gentlelady from new york, ms. velazquez, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. chabot: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chabot: thank you. the an honor t

we're spending a lot more time focused on cybersecurity. and i think it's an elegant approach to how you educate people. in terms of your pitch, i thought it was a nine, which is the highest one i've given. i think you were clear in what you needed. so i thought it was a great job overall. >> brad's first nine. good job. tanya? >> i did an eight and a eight. i thought the pitch was really strong. you educated on the problem that businesses could experience. i would have loved for you to pepper in some examples of just how clickble these phishing e-mails are because that would get my paranoia up and the product just sounds like it's really needed. perhaps people have gotten a little lax. it really opens up the opportunity for businesses. it seems like it's a great time for this. >> if you're a small business owner, too, what seems neat is the ease of it. you just send this out to your employees and you quickly see who fell for it or not. congratulations on everything. good luck with your company. we appreciate you coming on the program. and

this committee held half a dozen hearings on cybersecurity issues in this congress. we know it isn't enough to respond to cyber attacks with diplomatic protest. we're going to hear from witnesses today about how the federal government can help states keep our election systems secure. this administration and next administration has to take decisive steps to deter and sanction foreign governments in cyberspace. that concludes my opening statement and the ranking member of the gentle woman from texas is recognized for hers. >> good morning. ensuring that our elections are fair and accurate is fundamental to our democracy. every instance of malfunctioning voting technology and without question every cyber attack by election system is significant. and all efforts to improve voting security reliability, privacy and access are welcomed and important. i am confident about the testimony of today's experts and many others that we are in a much better place today than we were ten or 15 years ago. the u.s. election system is riddled with fraud and somehow rigged. they're not sup

cybersecurity is something we talk a lot about. also as the chairman c he and i both serve on homeland security and we are very concerned about cybersecurity. mr. secretary, can you briefly describe your role as a member of the infrastructure cyber security working group can you tell me what you all do? >> it is a relatively new task force that was created by secretary johnson so that we can have collaboration between the states and the department of homeland security and i certainly applaud that. i've had some people ask me why i would serve on math when i was so critical of the infrastructure definition, but i do feel very strongly that is the designation that shouldn't be put on the systems but also feel strongly that there are ways we can collaborate as secretary of state or officials with a lot of different branches of the federal government to make sure we are prepared that we are informed and that we can better protect our systems. the working group right now has been a series of phone calls to go over what the dhs ruled out

industry and an expert on cybersecurity and technology innovation.and robert manning at the atlantic council comes from dni state departments, policy planning office and regional issues. so with that, let's dive into the conversation. i'll conversation. all welcomed the panel is to come up and we can begin the discussion. i thought we would begin today first i talking about very briefly before a main pillars chinese cyberstrategy and i take you to use the opportunity to dive into each of these pillars looking at economic and industrial motivation for chinese cyberoperations as well as the geopolitical or policy mentions, and domestic information control. these are all overlapping a very important pillars of the way the chinese leadership and cyberstrategy. so i wanted to first begin with a topic that is timely as ambassador huntsman mentioned was coming up on the one-year anniversary after the agreement last year, looking at repercussions of this agreement and particular how tiny cyberdignity over the past year has been impacted following this agreem

cybersecurity is something we talk a lot about. also as the chairman c he and i both serve on homeland security and we are very concerned about cybersecurity. mr. secretary, can you briefly describe your role as a member of the infrastructure cyber security working group can you tell me what you all do? >> it is a relatively new task force that was created by secretary johnson so that we can have collaboration between the states and the department of homeland security and i certainly applaud that. i've had some people ask me why i would serve on math when i was so critical of the infrastructure definition, but i do feel very strongly that is the designation that shouldn't be put on the systems but also feel strongly that there are ways we can collaborate as secretary of state or officials with a lot of different branches of the federal government to make sure we are prepared that we are informed and that we can better protect our systems. the working group right now has been a series of phone calls to go over what the dhs ruled out

s national cybersecurity and communications integration center. one of the consistent challenges witnesses identified, however, was the lack of robust cyberinformation sharing. h.r. 5459 addresses this challenge by promoting the sharing of cyberthreat indicators and information as well as cybersecurity best practices with state and major urban area fusion centers. the bill also designates cybersecurity as an allowable use of homeland, state security grant and urban area security initiative funds. i ask my colleagues to support this legislation, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. donovan: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. if the gentleman from new jersey has no further speakers, i am prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized

they think cybersecurity. we can't have someone in the oval office who doesn't understand the meeting of the word confidential or classified. trade secret and blasting trump over his board policy plan. >> is talked about letting syria become a free zone for isis. look at the map, donald. he is talked about sending in american ground troops. not on my watch. that is not what we are going to do. lauren: blake burman has more from washington. reporter: potential pulling turnaround for donald trump. the latest poll from cnn shows translating hillary clinton by two pints or the 5-43. as clayton is having to reload campaign event on tuesday in florida, she told reporters aboard her campaign plane that she is sticking with her strategy. >> i pay no attention to the polls. when there's good for me and a lot of them have been recently i don't pay attention. when they are not so good, i don't pay attention. we're on a course that we are sticking with. >> the house oversight committee sent a letter to the u.s. attorney n

the groups are supported by the technical groups, cybersecurity, human factors, interoperability and testing. the working groups take input from the technical groups to inform requirement for consideration. to ensure the systems are secure is critical to provide trust and confidence in the voting process. the technical working group is developing guidelines and best practices to secure the systems. the group is focused on the security best practices including physical security, auditing and contingency planning to provide a firm foundation for the security guidelines they are researching threats and vulnerabilities and the best practices and technologies that can mitigate the risks. as part of the research they've catalogued the vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the voting system software. the goal is to understand the vulnerabilities in the systems by looking at the historical evidence and creating a voting specific list and mapping the weaknesses to the requirements. this has identified issues that should be addressed in the requirements and test methods and by voting system manufa

add at the end of title 3 the following, 7, cybersecurity risk disclosure. the commission shad revise rule 06 of regulation d to have the exemption of such rule on the issuer's cybersecurity risk. to commission is authorized tailor such disclosure based on the size of the company. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kilmer: this is the final amendment to the bill which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted it will proceed to final passage as amended. i urge my colleagues to support the motion to recommit which is protecting the personal information of the american people. it would require those who are solicitting investments directly from individuals to develop a plan to ensure that their personal financial data is protected against cyberattacks. before coming to congress, i spent a decade working in economic development professionally, and before that was a business consultant, advising some of the nation's leading technology companies. i agree with my republican colleagues that we need to help small, innovat

a big thing, cybersecurity. we cannot have someone in the oval office but does not understand the meeting of the word confidential.>> reporter: betty has his own new scandal to deal with after being accused of donating to the attorney general's campaign before she allegedly dismissed a trump university complaint.>> she never talked about trump university because it did not come across the radar.>>> the wikileaks founder says that he will be releasing several batches of documents that are linked to hillary clinton campaign.>> we will release this reasonably soon, and we may put out some teasers but i do not want to promise anything. we may put out the teachers as early as next week or the week after. >> julian assange says he has thousands of documents pertaining to hillary clinton, and he believes the documents will have a significant impact on the election. hillary clinton has gathered at the campaign headquarters, and last night elected officials, supporters and volunteers discussed how to get involved in the

how about cybersecurity? that's an issue that affects everyone. israel accounts for one-tenth of one percent of the world's population, yet last year we attracted some 20% of the global private investment in cybersecurity. i want you to digest that number. in cyber, israel is punching a whopping 200 times above its weight. so israel is also a global cyber power. if hackers are targeting your banks, your planes, your power grids and just about everything else, israel can offer indispensable help. governments are changing their attitudes towards israel, because they know that israel can help them protect their peoples, can help them feed them, can help them better their lives. this summer i had an unbelievable opportunity to see this change so vividly during an unforgettable visit to four african countries. this is the first visit to africa by an israeli prime minister in decades. later today, i'll be meeting with leaders from 17 african countries. we'll discuss how israeli technology can help them in their efforts to transform their countries. in a

officials and cybersecurity experts say it's actually run by russian intelligence. it's two months since officials say that russian entities were behind the attacks on the democratic national committee. say that the u.s. has yet to publicly blame the russians, but the fbi director says something is being done in response. >> i'm not talking about russia, but just because you can't see something doesn't mean that your government is not doing something to try to change behavior. >> and tonight as states prepare for the november voting, the democratic party says some state party officials have been victims of personal hacking attacks. in a message that fearing computer malware. could be embedded there. >> as for attacks on the election itself, the homeland security system says the system is so diffuse and disconnected, it's almost impossible to change the election result. >>> parts of the southeast are on high alert for heavy rain, dangerous flooding and powerful winds as a tropical storm system makes its way through the region. our gabe gutierrez reports from charlest

the fastest growing, i'm talking cloud and cybersecurity. on tuesday, palo alto networks reported a terrific quarter. but then gave guidance that some analysts interpreted as a deceleration. the highest quality cybersecurity stock immediately lost ten bucks, blink of an eye. then today upon further review, buyers rushed back into palo alto, took it up seven bucks. what happened to move it back up? nothing at all. there's not a single piece of research i can find to explain this move. my conclusion, maybe it should never have gob down to begin with. cloud is even more difficult to figure. revolution. but last night sales force, king of the cloud, reported softness in the cloud business in the month of july. softness, how is that possible? the company cited its own execution problem for the deceleration in sales. what happened to slow adoption. there are so many companies that are dependent upon the continued migration of the cloud, with particularly in the nasdaq. out of nowhere, it's a conundrum. more on sales force's numbers later in the sh

. >> i take all concerns with cybersecurity and elections very seriously. at the same time we face many other challenges to ensure every vote counts if we count both. some of the challenges are the direct result of human action related to older technology and as we have seen in the past even face risks from natural events such as major storms. i would like each of you to comment on how you would rate the current cybersecurity risk in the upcoming election as it relates to other issues. >> from my perspective, my entire orientation and of my organization it is looking at the cybersecurity risks and threats and so all of the other things you've talked about our outside of our purview with one exception which is the contingency planning that the state and other jurisdictions and local jurisdictions are encouraged to do under the voluntary system guidelines can also protect against these other kinds of natural disasters and other things you've referenced. >> i would put at risk again as i indicated on election day very low for the same reason no state is on the

why up until recently has cybersecurity been a back burner issue in this election.hy aren't we focusing more on this issue. just recently, the department of homeland security finally said, and i think the hint is, they've added it to critical infrastructure which they hadn't before, voting in this country. >> that's where i wanted to go with this. it's one thing to try to influence a u.s. election by hacking in and leaking the information, look what's happening behind the curtain here, so you should vote one way or another, as the kremlin may figure out to do. the other issue is, the country was on pins and needles for 50 days, because a couple of people down in south florida couldn't figure out whether a chad was hanging or not, and we had magnifying glasses out until 3:00 in the morning to figure out the presidency. it doesn't seem that hard if you can hack into the dnc or gmails, or into the county clerk in ohio, and change a few votes here and there. >> no, it's very possible. you know, a lot of people say it's pretty difficult because a lot of voting machines a

but they also are trained of late that they need to micromanage the cybersecurity risk. and at least in our house there is, for the general counsel and up until sunday i supervised cybersecurity, a bit of schizophrenia. because if you let any really good chief information security officer loose on a board of directors, you can have an incredibly humorous session whereby the cybersecurity officer speaks jargon and the board attempts to speak english. and so if you're a general counsel with a somewhat twisted sense of humor, which i was, i confess, you just let that go. and then near the end of it you weigh in and go, well, what the cybersecurity officer is trying to say is he's on it. don't worry about it. hope that helps a little. >> that's great. no, there are many things you brought up that sort of lead into some other questions. but i will save those for later. thank you very much. chris graham, in terms of georgia pacific, it's a different entity, a different sort of organizational process when you're privately held, i suppose, right? you do interact a good deal with

president obama brought concern over cybersecurity and the situation in ukraine.breaking news to get to this morning. u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies are investigating a russian operation in the united states for public distrust. the washington post reports that the u.s. hopes to understand the intent of the russian campaign which uses cyber tools to hack systems used in the political process and that in turn helps russia to spread this information. hillary clinton told reporters yesterday that putin appears to think there is, quote, some benefit to cyber-attacking the democratic national committee. >> putin and the team around him certainly believe that there is some benefit to them for doing this. as tim kaine said yesterday, this is like watergate, only now in cyber. lauren: may have been involved in the hacking days before the party's convention. nicole: conservative activist phyllis schalfly has died. she rose to fame in 1960's for the opposition of equal rights movement and abortion rights and also found the eagle forum, conservative organizat

move on to the next issue here, which is the house, this week, passed the improve small business cybersecurity act, where it's going to empower small business development centers to help small businesses with preventing cybersecurity. what does that mean? what will they do? >> well, right now, the sbdcs, there are probably 1 th,000 all over the country generally tied to a university or college and it will make small businesses, they would have access to training, to other types of things that can help them to avoid a cyberattack themselves. and cyberattacks are becoming a huge problem all over the country. bigger and bigger. we have seen the government itself hacked innumerable times. the office of personnel management, over 20 million files hacked. we have seen the state department, the white house itself. we have seen large companies like target and home depot targeted, but now they seem to be going after small business folks, and we have seen in fact over 70% of the cyberattacks now are targeted at companies that have fewer than 100 employees. so it's something that small businesses really

cybersecurity was brought up as a question.now concerned about cybersecurity. you kernel weren't when you put that server in your basement that probably was hacked by foreign actors and instead he basically said nothing about e-mail server and basically agreed with her as opposed to -- even if you agree with her, find your own way of putting, you know, she had ideas and he had ideas. martha: the other one that i thought was hanging out there, i spent 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee and i i had the stamina to do that and also just went by. >> went by. first of all, i was intrigued by two things, he didn't respond to that and intrigued that she brought it up and i wonder if they. >> sort of hoping, we are going to lay this out there and come back and we are going to go back on him. i thought that was interesting. i would have gone back even if she was prepared to give another blow afterwards. martha: what do you think are the lessons learned from last night? >> interesting question. there's no way that t

why did you focus on growth and mobile instead of cybersecurity? well, yes, everything that goes wrong everywhere is going to get you blame if you don't grow. i think that's the lesson here more than anything. >> i'm just surprised with all the different companies that were looking at yahoo! as a viable buyout target, that through due diligence, this didn't come up. >> certainly paying the price now, and the time lag from the event until now is certainly helping matters. >> these hacks can be really hard to find. it's like going back to your house and trying to figure out if someone's broken in, when you think, i had a phone on the nightstand and now it's gone. sometimes it takes months to figure out who's been in there. >> makes sense. we are now counting down to the close for europe and the uk. stocks on the rise, in fact, in europe, with banks rebounding here. deutsche bank shares in focus. the ceo of deutsche bank telling german newspaper "build" that the bank did not need a capital increase for government assistance despite the prospect of tha

sean henry, who's the president of crowd strike, he was a former cybersecurity expert at the fbi. we have good sources that have told us it is foreign and it's possibly russian. >> possibly or probably? >> probably, but i'm not the security expert, but yes, the dnc was a victim of a cybersecurity, what i call intrusion, and guess what. they're still trying to hurt all of us, not just the dnc, but the entire country by basically trying to dismantle all of our political operations in this country. >> now, there was a big moment last night. i want to play it. it was about president obama and the birther sham that went on. it was a big opportunity for donald trump. let's see what he made of it. >> patty doyle was on wolf blitzer saying that this happened. blumenthal sent a reporter to kenya to find out about it. they were pressing very hard. she failed to get the birth certificate. when i got involved, i didn't fail. i got him to give the birth certificate. so i'm satisfied with it. >> we're talking about racial healing in this segment. what do you say to americans -- >> well, i say n

are we applying lessons learned from the presidential commission on enhancing national cybersecurity and making these recommendations? for the state's? >> it has not reached the stage of finalizing recommendations. those are not teen inc. in these guidelines. sort of in the reverse in the sense that the commissioners are actually taking a look at best practices and fielding discussions with the i.t. industry and the stakeholders around the country to try to develop the best possible recommendations for the benefit of this administrator in the next. >> so nist's stance on this is to work within the framework of the federal government to come up with recommendations that the states may or may not implement and the flexibility to where they could be customized to the states individual network's? >> that is correct. >> secretary how do you feel about that? >> i do not think critical of the structures needed at all. as was indicated by mr. romine we can go to homeland security now we can get those tests by fbi. we have a committee and as a matter fact the secretary has been active in this

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. >>> cybersecurity a big topic at the g20 summit. president obama says the u.s. has more capacity than anybody both offensively and defensively but the goal isn't to start a cyber arms race. he says there has to be norms >> what we cannot do is after situation in which suddenly this becomes the wild, wild west. >> the president says cybersecurity is one thing he talked about with russia's leader during their meeting on the sidelines of the summit. russia is denying it is behind cyber attacks in the presidential election. they also talked about a daily on the fighting in syria but could not reach an agreement. >>> president obama is now the first president to while in office. this is video of him arriving in the southeast asian country today with his umbrella out. the u.s. bombed laos heavily during the vietnam war. today the white house says the meeting he was supposed to have with the president of the philippines is off. that is after the philippine president warned president obama not to question him about aren't legally authorized. >>> developing tonight, new

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one is we don't have a government-wide policy for cybersecurity.he dod has very strong policies and technology to prevent that but other agencies of the government and dnc and private organizations don't have the resources. the u.s. small business administration doesn't have in its budget the ability to block like the department of defense. next president, one of the things we should be doing is looking as policies to implement a government-wide program for procurement of those types of technologies and updating native protection of the cybersecurity. >> whoever wins, one of the things on the list. appreciate you coming in. break. when we come back, fragile cease-fire is holding but city of aleppo is in ruins. go there in a moment. >>> welcome back everybody. hillary clinton, back at work, back on the campaign trail, trying to reassure voters about her health. >> in the first appearance since the first infamous fainting spell, walked out to the james browning on ", i feel good." >> tried to power through pneumonia but the rest did her good and laun

unfortunately online voting raises one of the most challenges in cybersecurity, we need to count every vote accurately but we also need to protect people's privacy in a time when you read almost every week in the news about one nation state or another hacking into government computer systems, online voting is just basically painting a target in democracy and inviting state level attacks. >> eric: you found evidence that china and iraq was hacking in the election system. they started online voting in washington, d.c., they say it's safe, e-mail for overseas ballots and they issued a challenge, a dare for someone to come and hack it and you and your students were able to get in in 36, you looked at voter information, how people voted and let me show the folks what you did to show them that you went in the system, you played the university michigan fight song. [music] eric: so when you go to the voting booth, you get the fighting song. >> the washington, d.c. website that voters could use and my students and i, none of us are professional attackers, we are just researchers, we found small

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gift wrapped moment where he could have gone after her on her server when she was talking about cybersecurity. i thought she was going to choke on that stiff irony, but he's the one who choked by not seizing on a window to hit her in the jugular. if you want the title, you got to get bloody. see who has fight in them for round two. let's put it vaseline on our faces and get taped up. i'm kennedy. >>> all right, did the rumble in the jungle in the thrilla in manila live up to the hype? was there a winner? let me ask my gilted party panel. dagen mcdowell from the fox business channel, executive director of global gateway alliance, anthony fisher, associate editor for reason.com and "reason" tv. welcome, everyone. >> thank you. kennedy: big night, dagen, i think the biggest blown moment for him and correct me if you will is blowing the opportunity to tie her server scandal to cybersecurity when she was talking about it, that was absolutely laughable, and the lowest weight debater would have been able to seize that moment. >> hit her and hit her hard and hit her over and over again. girlfriend, w

a big thing, cybersecurity. we cannot have someone in the oval office that does not understand the meaning of the word, "confidential.">> reporter: he is accused of donating to the florida attorney general campaign before she allegedly dismissed the trump university complaint. >> she asked him for a donation but never asked about the trump university and it never came up on her radar.>>> hillary clinton supporters gathered at the san francisco campaign headquarters for a grand reopening. last night the listed -- last night the elected officials and supporters discussed how to get involved in the campaign, and serving as the home for organizing activity in san francisco. organizers and volunteers plan on hosting meetings and fundraisers at the office. clinton will be in san francisco on monday for another fundraiser. >>> is traffic moving? >> so far nothing major going on, and we hope it stays that way. here is a look at the gilroy commute. people drive from gilroy all the way up to san jose every day, and right

. >>> and with world leaders gathered in china, cybersecurity experts warn about potential hackers spying on the summit. >>> plus, germany's leader suffers a blow after her party gets a stinging rebuke from voters in her home state. hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and, of course, all around the world. i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> u.s. president barack obama and russian president vladimir putin met on the sidelines of the g20 summit earlier. but a u.s. official tells cnn the talks with russia for a deal to establish peace in syria are over for now. the g20 summit will come to a close in less than two hours and it looks like it will come and go without much progress on the syrian issue. joining me now, matt rivers at the g20 summit in hangzhou and frederik pleitgen in moscow. russian and u.s. talks are over. no deal reached on syria. this is very frustrating. what happens next? >> well, it really is a little bit surprising to those of us here at the g20 following these talks. yesterday there was a feeling of optimism that there might be some so

private email server trump: hillary clinton has taught us all how much of a problem we have by cybersecurity. and saying he is the candidate who can unite america trump: imagine what we could accomplish if we started working toward one people under one god, saluting one flag and with less than three weeks until the first official presidential debate - the two candidates sqaured off in back to back interviews with abc's david muir... pressing clinton about fined by the irs and trump - on his immigration policy trump: what's going to happen is if you're going to be a citizen, you're going to leave and you're going to have to come back o/c close and in the final sprint to election day - we're seeing a slightly a new strategy from clinton. before this week, clinton hadn't taken any questions from the press since the end of july - now she's holding back to back chats on her plane for two days in a row... taking queions on national securityand d that's the r time she's done n the presidential race show two different leaders -- but a close race. the c-n-n - o-r-c poll released yesterday showed repu

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reporter: she says congress should step in and offer states guidance and funding for election cybersecurity. >>> a major decision a few hours away. more than a week after the election, the republican rate for congressional district 5 is andy has a razor thin lead. we are talking just nine votes today a judge heard arguments from both campaigns are provided 300 ballots tossed out should be counted. the judge's decision is expected tomorrow morning and we'll bring you the latest. >>> outcry over sex offenders in the northeast community as the state reverses course. >> there may be unintended consequences. truck after weeks of pushback and going concern, the arizona department of corrections announces they will no longer be transferring released sex offenders to the reentry facility. they say they made the move to address community concerns and protect public safety. neighbors are thrilled that save their work here isn't done. >> what about the violent offenders? offenders that have committed those offenders are still coming to this center. >> reporter: ideally they want to move to a less fami

example, when the topic of cybersecurity arose, trump simply agreed with his nemesis and said that itimportant when he should have said how can you take advice on cybersecurity from someone who kept a server in her bathroom or when birtherism came up. he could have said, who cares. by the way, did mr. obama use a pseudonysm when e-mailing you? see, every response should lead back to that scandal. instead, the less prepared donald gave her a pass on what exposes her of unworthy of people's trust. she's as trustworthy with our secrets as her husband is with our strippers. but trump, missing a succulent opportunity, won't let you root for him. no wonder why she was griming like she was on ecstacy. >> did anybody see that debate last night? oh, yes! >> oh, no. maybe next time, donald. you know, kimberly, he did say that -- here's he is complaining -- i'm sorry. donald trump critical of lester holt for not bringing up the e-mails. >> he didn't ask her about the e-mails at all. he didn't ask her about her scandals. he didn't ask her about the benghazi deal that she destroyed. i mean, there'

i listened to the president tiptoeing around the issue of cybersecurity.scussion, no question. the president was asked dreblthly, are the russians interfering with the u.s. election? he was very careful about how he responded. your reaction. >> certainly a very diplomatic answer particularly in recent days, putin, himself, has been asked the same question and has answered it a little more directly. putin said there is something very interesting when asked about how much his regime has been involved in cybersecurity and hacking in the united states. particularly in the dnc hacks and coordinating with wikileaks. he said that is not something we do at the state level which left wide open what other russian entities are doing. we have certainly seen a much deeper interest from russia in this election and we have since the 1980s and the end of the cold war. >> there has been a lot of discussion about even cyberactivity and misinformation and disinformation to undermine american democratic values and institutions. the president also says he and putin had discuss

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it may be one of the largest cybersecurity breaches ever... yahoo says data "associated with at least 500 million user accounts" have been stolen. the company says it believes a "state-sponsored actor" was behind the data breach---meaning an individual acting on behalf of a government. the breach is believed to have 2014. yahoo says account information stolen may include names, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, passwords and security questions and answers. yahoo users are urged to change their password and security questions and review their accounts for suspicious activity. brad pitt spoke with authorities in los angeles about an incident involving one of his children. a source with knowledge of the situation said today that the actor "is taking has always worked hard to be a good father and wants to do whatever is best for his family." los angeles authorities did not immediately comment. people magazine reported that the incident took place on september 14th on the couple's private plane. pitt's wife, angelina jolie, lists sept

these new investments of cybersecurity and the modernization of our military will occur substantial new job creation the private sector to create the jobs and technologies of tomorrow. america must be the world's dominant technological powerhouse of the 21st century and young americans including the inner cities should get these new jobs through training and education. it will happen. [applause] we must also ensure we have the best medical care, education and support for military service members and their families when they serve and return to civilian life chekhov our veterans are not being treated well. in many cases they are being treated worse than illegal immigrants that come into our country illegal the veterans are not being treated well and by the way hillary clinton has been doing this 35 years now she says she can do it? she doesn't have a clue. [applause] the debt to our men and women in uniform is the eternal and always will be to all of those who have served this nation, i say so strongly that i will never ever let you down. [applause] , we will protect those who protect us