it is on par with the air land sea and cyberspace domains in terms of it being contested. it is now a domain in which we must be equally prepared. it is no longer a new domain. compete, to be able to deter, and when. following your remarks the department of defense will release our space report to the congress reinforcing the specifics on how we will carry this forward. that report reflects a clear view of the steps necessary to implement president trump's vision for a space force. it is my honor to introduce the vice president of the united states. [applause] i think it'snce: all for you. [applause]

and i should just point out that i served with chris paynter on the global commission on cyberspace so we interact on this issue . let me try to make a few brief points. as both the chairman and ranking member indicated, obviously the value proposition of the internet in many respects rests on its global nature. in fact, it connects networks all around the world and therefore when you have such fragmentation or localization, you run the risk of undermining the ofundamental value of the internet because you would want with a number of different networks. this is not only because we value freedom and the ability to communicate with others around the world to have discourse about matters of public importance but because this is critical to our economy. the reality is the internet has transformed the nature of our economic activity. and allows us to promote exports, allows us to use the phrase is intermediate between buyers and sellers so awe now have the ability to sell directly whether it's auctioning on ebay or signing up to look drivers under ridesharing programs in many respects, this

accordingly advancing use patient cyberspace including u.s. commercial interest requires unprecedented u.s. international engagement and strategic leadership. among the many policy challenges we face are threats by machines replace this is a multi-stakeholder in that conference with one that should my government only multilateral bodies in part to control content and curtail the free flow of information. threats posed by china russia and others to online freedom to have negative human rights economic impact, mandatory data localization requirements that are not scalable or economically practical and are often used by repressive governments to monitor and control their citizens and countries a multilateral bodies around the world and acting or considering regulatory policy or legal regimes fill in some aspect of sources including online privacy, cybersecurity, market access and emerging technology complex with your salads and interest or risk rate conflicting regimes that fragment in it. widely threats by nationstates organized criminal groups

accordingly advancing the vision of cyberspace including u.s. commercial interest requires the international engagement in strategic leadership. among the policy challenge chaly face of threats by the regime's to replace the system of multistate corporate intranet governance. mandatory data localization requirements are not scalable or economically practical. the bigotry policies and regimes have an aspect of cyberspace including online privacy, cybersecurity, market access and emerging technology to conflict with the values and interests creating the regime's fragmenting the intranet. the. the recommendation to address the challenges of. i applaud the efforts of my former colleagues of the state commerce and other agencies but i believe those efforts have been hampered and the office of the state department and the recent abolition of the coordinator position in the white house. i commend the house and efforts to restore the former office the cyber diplomacy act. coupled with at least a temporary demotion of the prior office complicating the in

china is exporting their vision of cyberspace and the digital internet.f this road is the digital silk road time together china to all of these countries in africa and the middle east. that is what is concerning your. emily: selina wang, a lot to discuss. thank you both for being here. coming up, we talk about bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ uber.ut this is bloomberg. ♪ his is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. considering taking has let private, in a radical step that tesla private, in a radical step that would ease pressure. the announcement stunned investors, sending tesla's stock soa

rather than a handful of countries that have nuclear weapons, there are billions of players in cyberspace. the costs of entry are dangerously low and it is wildly unregulated. there is no rules or clear consensus about what to do when the rules are broken. it is hard to figure out to has -- out who has done what so you cannot attribute things or hold people accountable. we live in this age of globalization and there is an a norm us cap between gap betweenus globalization and the willingness for people to come together. one phrase you what your constantly is the global community. i hate to be the one to break it to you, there is not one. there is no global or world community. if there were, there would not be such an enormous gap. the goal ought to be to bring about a greater degree of global community but we are not there. we're not close to it. the institutions we build 70 years ago are showing signs of age. i empathize with this given they are not that far from my age. if you think about it, if i handed out pencil and paper now and said let's designed the united nations and un security

there are suggests or allegations that the united states has been involved in using cyberspace isaac: against the iranian nuclear program, conceivably the north korean nuclear program. russia has obviously used it to undermine the electoral process with influence in this and other countries. i think it's going to be extraordinarily difficult. so i think we can try to set up enormous but it will be very hard to get them agreed to and even harder, i believe, to get them enforced. to come up with a set of agreed upon, almost laws of war, as we have in other aspects and what will be the sanctions. what we'll problem -- probable have is a version of what we have now where we're going to promote certain behaviors and if we can prove there are countries violating them. then we'll have to decide what remedies we want to put forward, be it sanctions, cyber-represented, conceivably military responses. bio ays used to phrase chemical. cyberis a fourth memmed of instruction. use it to down nuclear power plants or dams or to make every hospital dysfunctional or to bring down a financial system. if

and we live in the time where global challenges are defining, global terrorism, climate change, cyberspace, we need more, not less international cooperation. it will just happen or materialize. we can't impose it or do it by ourselves, what we can bring it about. i would argue that we need more, not less multilateralism to deal with these challenges. whether it will do it or not, i do not know. i was in charge of policy planning, not policy predicting, i used to say. that is the big question mark. what will the united states's role be in the next entry? -- in the next century? let's talk a little bit about the state department. i worked there during george w. bush's term, i worked in the pentagon under carter, i worked at the state department under reagan, i worked at the white house under george bush's father, and i worked in the state under george w. bush. that's what i wanted to talk about with you all. it was difficult, because i faced something that you will all face if and when you go to government. you will be involved in policies and issues with which you disagree. i disagreed with

there's nothing magical about cyberspace. the same features as physical space but you just can't see. the reason you don't have it is because it's so dark part of it if it were easy we would've done it. the reason of coders talk about and write apps, they pay no attention to security. the truth is they don't. the reason is because it's hard. it takes up, so far overhead which costs money. things that are supposed to be fast becomes so. things that are supposed be easy become difficult. anybody will tell you to want to do, go and make your current system more secure to two-factor authentication what does that mean? it meets all of us have expensive. i tried to log into my account online and the robot on the other side which is a virtual robot says to me i'm going to text to you at this phone number, right? and you have to put that number and a second channel outside of computer channel, cell phone channel, i can do a three factor authentication to i can say to my banking transactions. you can do this today. know about a money

fined and so what it creates in society is a level of fear of even this last avenue of dissent cyberspace is now paralyzed. travers a take a look at the top stories here it out is there the indonesian island of lombok has been struck by a magnitude six point five earthquake the quake is centered in the northeast of the island a number of landslides have been reported so far though we've had no reports of injuries two weeks ago a quake of six point nine hit the island it killed more than four hundred thirty people and leveled tens of thousands of buildings. officials in the indian state of carolus say they need more rescue equipment to help save hundreds of thousands of people stranded in remote areas by heavy flooding the air force has been dropping aid to people have been cut off by the floods the rains continue to batter the region though it does appear to be letting up andrew thomas reports. this is the sort of scene that is being repeated right across tara there is no river between where i'm standing and as far as you can see that's normally dry land but a river about a kilometer that

the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become immortal so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar that's a one thousand eight hundred seventeen sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and it's utterly worthless. he. says says harlan kentucky. we've all read this group don't want to see you go green street families or you need. a co money since it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines a sudden down there was a lot of to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that end it. it's happened. protests against the immigration and customs enforcement agency take place across the u.s. but all met by supporters of president trunks immigration policy. has revealed the manchester leader bomber was rescued from war torn libya by the brit

government entities about who is doing what in cyber cyberspace. in other words u.s.ight interfere with a cyber espionage operation being conducted by the intelligence community without realizing it, this policy directive signed by obama, built on bush era framework establishing rules of the road when the u.s. government set up cyber commands and cyber became a new battlefield. the concern is that u.s. entities may not know when they are stepping on each other in cyberspace without the framework that currently exists, shep. >> shepard: jennifer griffin live for us, thank you. breaking right now, remember that the president has revoked the security clearance of the former cia director john brennan. well, now, another big name who is also former has said if you are going to do that, revoke mine, too. the details on this brand new development right after this. >> shepard: prompter. we have just gotten some new information into the fox news channel and i've just cut and pasted into that page float 2 andy that because this has just come as a op-ed in the "the washington po

>> so i called this the most dangerous but not the most likely scenario in cyberspace.t about the nature and credibility about the cyber this week than has certainly been, what we are seeing is two lines of operations that are being, they are playing out in parallel by the russians, the first is strategic influence campaign, right, this has been well documented to begin way ahead of the 2016 presidential elections, it is an effort, strategic effort by the russians to discord doubt and division among the american electorate, it's obvious that the united states is more divided then that's an advantage for russia, second line of operation that's being stuck is cyber campaign targeted at industrial control systems, the lifeline sectors that provide energy, the telecommunications, water services to our citizens and our governments, so you have two very different campaigns, as far as the possibility of a cascading electrical blackout that was discontinued earlier this week, possible, not likely. we know the russians have the capability to disrupt electric generation and distr

government plans to achieve in cyberspace over the next years. >> bret: thank you. progress seems to be being made on two fronts. the president saying they are resuming talks with china which ended in early june without a deal. this is where there could be a breakthrough, as we have been reporting, and after trade talks with mexico over the next few days even though the president says they are still not negotiating with canada. >> i think i can say we are talking to china. they very much want to talk. they are just not able to give us a deal that's acceptable, so we are not going to do any deal until we get one that's fair to our country. we are not negotiating with canada right now. their tariffs are too high. their barriers are too strong. were not even talking to them right now. we will see how that works out. it will only work out to our favor. >> bret: news over trade talks with china likely helped, sending the market soaring. dow closed up three and are 96. s&p 500 up 22. nasdaq finished ahead 32. the pope is siding with the victims from this week's grand jury

we recognize cyberspace and outer space as war fighting demands on air, land, and the sea. these two domains, cyberspace and outer space or contested domain by the actions of others, as a result, we have elevated cyber command to full combatant command status, and we worked with congress and the white house to define the evolving space probably confront. we are implementing the authorization act, and its provision for unified space command, and line with the president's vision for a needed space force, while revising our vision for defending our assets in space and revising antiquated space acquisition processes. we are working with congress with regard to needed legislation for a separate department. in other adaptations, we have been artificial intelligence center to look at new concepts and drying synergies from separate programs from potentially game changing capability. we have created the close lethal test force to field advanced equipment and train our war fighters to the speed of relevance for the battlefield they confront. we have released our nuclear posture revie

fined and so what it creates in society is a level of fear of even this last avenue of dissent cyberspace is now paralyzed. syrian government troops are reinforcing their positions are and that's the last trouble how province in the country the u.n. is warning that a government offensive in the northern province would put three million people in danger but that doesn't stop refugees in turkey from crossing over the border back into syria for sin and cos we all know has more from the turkey syria border. around refugee camp on smack in northern syria kids are playing in the streets they are making jokes of each other welling around us trying to tease us asking where we are from it is just right. there there are reports of the fears in the midst of a calendar but you don't feel anything and a sentiment about this when you walk in the streets when you speak to elderly people especially women you feel how desperate this fee feel are and how much they miss their contrie. this is the regime has been threatening it since the beginning of the rule but people used to that we feel safe here close t

every dollar paid an invaluable investment in making america's military stronger in cyberspace. how serious are these cyberbreaches? >> unfortunately, they can be very, very serious. so far we haven't had any loss of life or any big physical damage, but unfortunately, it is probably likely that it will happen. >> reporter: an unusual partnership marines and hackers united for a common cause. securing the nation against cyberthreats. tammy news, las vegas. >>> and check this out. she teaches theology at chicago's merion catholic high school. sister mary jo looked like a professional member of the chicago white sox last night. call it divine intervention. the nun showing off some slick moves before throwing out the perfect first pitch at last night's game. that toss, by the way, right over home plate and within the strike zone. >>> when we come back, a hit broadway musical that has fans finding kindness from the people who inspire them. >>> the broadway musical about a little canadian town with a big heart is booming. "come from away" based on one of our country's darkest days foc

it's on par with the our, land, sea and cyberspace domains in terms of it being contested, and it's now a domain in which we must be equally prepared as all of those other doe the mains. it's no longer a new domain, it's a domain, and we've got to be able to compete to deter and to win. and following your remarks, mr. vice president, the department of defense will release our space report to congress reinforcing the specifics on how we're going to carry this forward. and that the report reflects a clear-eyed view of the future of of -- the future as the department takes the steps now to implement president trump's vision for a space force. so, ladies and gentlemen, it's my honor to introduce the vice president of the united states, vice president pence. thank you, sir. [applause] >> secretary mattis, deputy secretary shanahan, general silva, general gold fine, members of the armed forces of the united states of america and all of the men and women of the united states department of defense who each and every day oversee the greatest military in the history of the world, thank you for al

. >> reporter: q-anon started in the dark corners of cyberspace.to be one of the origin posts by q from october of last year. >> they're very quip tick sort of messages that require a level of deciphering. we do some of that. but a lot of times we just rely on people that we call the anons. >> reporter: from there q made the leap to more mainstream sites like reddit, youtube, onto the twitter feed of public figures like roseanne barr. >> she tweeted, for example, last year, who is q? or, i want to meet q. stuff like that. >> reporter: this roseanne barr tweet from march 2018, since deleted, tapped into one q-anon's core beliefs that president trump is breaking up child sex trafficking rings. what first attracted melissa and david that is they share a deep distrust of politics as usual. bordering on disgust. >> i think we've been let down by both parties. to me i don't even see two parties, i see one establishment party. there's us and there's them. >> reporter: she supported obama back in 2008 and was a bernie sanders voter in 2016. sounds like you

tournament level or watching people play at the tournament level, it's very easy to get lost in cyberspace and to cross that line online to a level of addiction. >> david katz regularly competed in gaming tournaments with cash prizes. on sunday, police say he targeted fellow gamers, avoiding other patrons at the bar. one witness said katz lost a game the day before the shooting and refused to shake hands afterwards with his competitors. >> we are terrible at predicting violence. we can't predict who is going to become violent or not. lots of people have mental health issues and psychological issues and they never commit violence. >> dr. greenfield says if you or your child is playing video games more than a few hours a day or is unwilling to get off the game, it may be wise to look into whether there is a potential problem there. >> are a lot of families with kids that struggle with mental health issues. >> according to documents relating to katz's parents divorce, david was under the care of mental health professionals since he was at least 11 years old. >> your child needs help if they a

it authorizes the secretary of the air force to build a cyberspace test facility at eglin. it authorizes the conveyance of land at the air force of enlisted village, 80 acres next to i.g.land for independent living and apartments. it authorizes the continuing development of the b-21 bomber. it fully supports the gulf range complex, a true treasure for our country and it's the largest military range in the continental united states. as for the country, it also has all sorts of other important things, an over 2.6% military pay raise. it increases the active duty workforce by -- an increase in the active duty force of 15,600 personnel bringing the total to over 1 .3 million. this tries to address the pilot shortage. it authorizes $10.7 billion to buy 77 more f-35 joint strike fighters. $193 million in research and development funding for new software and improvements to be incorporated in that program in future years. it authorizes new missile defense, including $175 million intended to integrate the thaad and patriot systems in south korea. it authorizes $23.7 billion for nav

the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become immortal so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar it's a nineteenth eighteenth seventeenth sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and is utterly worthless again let me reiterate this line let me read it to you so you understand the full impact of what i'm saying as we're heading into twenty eighteen mid-term elections where i'm afraid when i watch the media i really feel like the elite the opinion makers the top one percent and those are the only voices you ever see corporate media. because remember you've got to step sell a lot of stool softener and all sorts of products for the home and you you want these top one percent on there so they're what they're pushing is more war and when they confront the voter in twenty eighteen because there are voters still get some votes i think they're going to be disappointed again for millions of americans the greatest threat to their day to day security is not terrorism

are examples of andrs leveraging cyberspace causing economic loss. they also demonstrate the importance of evolution of our government to strengthen cyber security. in a specific series of targeting they are critical manufacturing sectors. we identified activities to target certain entities. existingwords, the relationships in order to hide activity. this is part of a campaign by andia to gain access demonstrate their capabilities. as the russian government theiously initiated, russian government has demonstrated the ability to interfere with the elections and making sure they don't have the ability to do that. aggressively to mitigate malicious activity. working on information sharing across the globe. these actions help companies protect and recover. we must continue to make sure they keep pace. our national cyber security center operates at the intersection of the state and local governments. stakeholders, technical assistance and guidance. efforts,t these secretary nielsen announced the enhanced risk management operations. it will create an envir

he added that new threats from cyberspace and abroad meant policing methods must change.has said he expects ben stokes to make a public apology, following the brawl which led to his arrest and trial for affray. the cricketer, who was found not guilty of the charge earlier this week, returned to training today. he's been included in england's squad for the third test against india, which starts on saturday. the england rugby international danny cipriani has been fined £2,000 after pleading guilty to common assault and resisting arrest after an incident in a nightclub onjersey in the early hours of wednesday morning. the 30—year—old fly—half has apologised and say he's "mortified" by his actions. robert hall reports from jersey. reporter: danny, will you apologise for your actions? once again, danny cipriani was running the gauntlet of the cameras for an incident off the pitch. another cloud to hang low over a troubled playing career. this episode opened during a night out during a training trip tojersey. at a seafront bar, cipriani, who admitted having too much to drink, w

the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become immortal so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar it's a nineteenth eighteenth seventeenth sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and is utterly worthless again let me reiterate this line let me read it to you so you understand the full impact of what i'm saying as we're heading into twenty eighteen midterm elections where i'm afraid when i watch the media i really feel like the elite the opinion makers the top one percent and those are the only voices you ever see corporate media because remember you've got to sell a lot of stool softener and all sorts of products for the home and you you want these top one percent on there so they're what they're pushing is more war and when they confront the voter and twenty eight teen because there are voters still get some votes i think they're going to be disappointed again for millions of americans the greatest threat to their day to day security is not terrorism nor

it is on par with the air land sea and cyberspace domains in terms of it being contested. it is now a domain in which we must be equally prepared. it is no longer a new domain. compete, to be able to deter, and when. following your remarks the department of defense will release our space report to the congress reinforcing the specifics on how we will carry this forward. that report reflects a clear view of the steps necessary to implement president trump's vision for a space force. it is my honor to introduce the vice president of the united states. [applause] i think it'snce: all for you. [applause] thank you.pence: mattis, debbie terry -- deputy secretary shanahan, general goldfine, members of the armed forces of the united states of america and all the men and women of the united states department of defense who each and every day oversee the greatest military in the history of the world. thank you for all you do every day. [applause] vice pres. pence: it is my great honor to join you here today at the pentagon. youme begin by bringing greetings from your commander-in-c

some of the biggest names in cyberspace on the offensive stopping how groups and deleting hundreds of fake sites and accounts microsoft disappointing its finger at the kremlin accusing russia of trying to manipulate the upcoming mid-term elections in the us they were creating clone web sites of conservative political organizations organizations that have been a validly anti russia anti putin and not supportive of the president microsoft says it's been taking down dozens of fake sites since the two thousand and sixteen us presidential election it is so difficult with the legal frameworks and the nature of packet switching with communication traffic flying around the globe before it gets to its destination going through multiple points it can be very difficult to track these cyber criminals and that's one of the major reasons why they're winning and continuing to do these acts facebook and twitter say the accounts they deleted were linked to russia and iran and were trying to exert influence not just in the us but in the u.k. middle east and latin america one campaign was promoting iran

some of the biggest names in cyberspace on the offensive stopping how groups and deleting hundreds of fake sites and accounts microsoft disappointing its finger at the kremlin accusing russia of trying to manipulate the upcoming mid-term elections in the u.s. they were creating clone web sites of conservative political organizations organizations that have been a validly anti russia anti putin and not supportive of the president microsoft says it's been taking down dozens of fake sites since the two thousand and sixteen us presidential election it is so difficult with the legal frameworks and the nature of packet switching with communication traffic flying around the globe before it gets to its destination going through multiple points it can be very difficult to track these cyber criminals and that's one of the major reasons why they're winning and continuing to do these acts facebook and twitter say the accounts they deleted were linked to russia and iran and were trying to exert influence not just in the u.s. but in the u.k. middle east and latin america one campaign was promoting

once you have basically generated this volumetric, immersive data, it can really be walking in cyberspacee thing again. the filming process, with its 100 plus cameras all filming at once, generates a massive amount of data, all of which is processed and stitched together on—site. in total, there are 10 petabytes of storage in here. that is the equivalent of 133 years of hi—def video. paramount pictures have penned a deal. because the dome separates the studio from the crew filming, directing is similar to filming in a modern news studio. so no suits, no motion captured things, it is here, and that would be the performance. this is my opportunity to try out this volumetric studio. i am used to working with cameras, but it is going to be difficult to work with over 100 of them. they will be able to capture from every single conceivable angle. i am going to attempt to get this ball into that hoop. let's try that again. this time, the team had backgrounds and create a seamless shot from the 100 individual captures. and the crowd goes wild! creating the shot is not quick, though, this one took

that is something that is very important because what we want is not more in cyberspace do ste that establish structures so our adversary conductedries who cyberoperation or cause the state will pay a much higher a much higher price if that fan ih they simply refrain of that is why it is potentially so important if you are only found the defendant you cannot create truck chooses which do not talk about that turn deterrent. >> i have no problems with what the national security advisor just said. s and that logic and subject to problems themselves. and that it will be nasty. beiay that is a legitimate tool essentially what we do in the military. and in the economics fear.to whs you are violating accent we will punish you. spheresthis i and with that next administration. >> tool of retaliation during w- will start doing it too. none of us want to go down that road. m that is a legitimate tool in thl kit but the danger in the game of chicken and if you don't stop and you're not careful you can bring down the entire structure. the dang that way simply is failing toer recognize that it . more than

and yet today, when it comes to cyberspace, we expect exactly that. this, he said, is a policy designed to fail. i believe the first order of business, we need to stress test the framework. this lays out the best business sectores for the private . we do not know how well the framework is helping to improve cybersecurity outcomes. we need to know that and if it is not producing real security, we need to get to work on something that well. some ideas that i have had, we need to address the idea of botnets. department of justice knows they are the heart of the problem. this would expand and create new federal offenses for hacking federal infrastructure and a tracking botnets. another, right now our cybersecurity responsibility spread across 73 different inspector generals. you tell me what the chances that 73 inspector generals will have the requisite expertise. we need the equivalent of a roving inspector general for cybersecurity who can conduct penetration tests and so forth and also attract world class talent. another, we have to do a better job of

the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become immortal so and we dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted. dollar it's a nineteenth eighteen seventeenth sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and it's utterly worthless. zia's says harlan kentucky. the oldest moved them boys to the golden street fanny's remaindered. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the goal was to. live to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened to. join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see if it. this is a piece in city of angeles when the u.s. military moved out the six to us moved in. and now a whole generation of fa

the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become immortal so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar that's a one thousand eight hundred seventeen sick. century mindset it's completely antiquated and it's utterly worthless. right we're all set to start in five guys in the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about no fly just need right after the mars explorers one who would have their new. record. to say what he. knows he. told them to sophie and tell him so see share or not said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas to. little rock little. independent investigation traces of weapons find in former islamist strongholds in syria to western manufacturers. also and in the program it's revealed a month palmer was rescued from war stricken libya by the british navy in twenty forty three years before he killed twenty two people in the atrocity. on my world order as police in the u.s. state of oregon refused to respond to emergency calls from imm

physical infrastructure, the same thing has to happen in cyberspace that involves power and overhead and any time that i had overhead you don't see it, but it's real and it slows everything down just like anything. it's going to have to give ten times faster yet, ten times easier and then the burden is off the security. it costs time. it has the same features but you just can't see it. it is so hard. if it were easy we would have done it. the reason there are no encoders they take no sense of security. the truth is, they don't. it takes up so-called overhead which costs money somethings that are supposed to be fast and slow and things that are easy become difficult. anybody will tell you if you want to make your system more secure you get a two factor authentication. that means all of us on the experience i try to log into my account online and that robot on the other side says to me i'm going to text you at this phone number and you have to then put that number in. the second channel outside of the computer channel. i can even do three factor authentication. i can save all of my ban

to the digital speer feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become a more cool so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar it's a one thousand eight hundred seventeen sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and it's utterly worthless. welcome back the russian foreign ministry has confirmed three russian journalists have died in the central african republic and my colleague you know neil discussed the news with r.t.s. mori a few notions. if an option is with me now on the shooter for more on this. talking in the previous hours confirmation. not confirm we are awaiting for some kind of conclusion on this we seem to have got it yet it is now confirmed that three russian journalists were killed in an attack while on assignment in central african republic their dead bodies were discovered by un peacekeeping personnel on the ground some twenty to thirty kilometers north of central c.t. siebold on the road and an abandoned car also was discovered at the scene trast with multiple guns

some of the biggest names in cyberspace on the offensive stopping how groups and deleting hundreds of fake sites and accounts microsoft disappointing its finger at the kremlin accusing russia of trying to manipulate the upcoming mid-term elections in the u.s. they were creating clone web sites of conservative political organizations organizations that have been a validly anti russia anti putin and not supportive of the president microsoft says it's been taking down dozens of fake sites since the two thousand and sixteen us presidential election it is so difficult with the legal frameworks and the nature of packet switching with communication traffic flying around the globe before it gets to its destination going through multiple points it can be very difficult to track these cyber criminals and that's one of the major reasons why they're winning and continuing to do these acts facebook and twitter say the accounts they deleted were linked to russia and iran and were trying to exert influence not just in the u.s. but in the u.k. middle east and latin america one campaign was promoting

and yet yesterday when it comeo cyberspace we expect exactly that. this he said is a policy designed to fail. i believe as a first order of business we need to stress test a missed framework which lays out best practices and industry standards for the private sector entities that operate and maintain critical infrastructure. we don't know how well the misseded framework is helping to improve cyberspace outcomes. we need to know that and if it's not producing real security, we need to get work on something that will. some ideas that attack, many of which senator graham shares, we need to address the problem of botnets. department of justice of botnets are at the heart of the cyber problem and our international cybercrime prevention act along with senator blumenthal would expand doj's authority to shut down botnets on a consistent basis of little creating new federal offenses and trafficking botnets. another, are cybersecurity responsibility is spread across 73 different inspectors general. you tell me what the chances of 73 different inspectors genera

first on building a more lethal force we have no room for complacency in any domain we recognize cyberspace and outerspace as we're fighting to mange on par with air land and sea and these two domains cyber space in outer space for made contested to mainz by the actions of others so as a result we have elevated cyber command to full combat and command status and we have worked with congress in the white house to define the evolving space problem that we confront now where you're i'm implementing the national center authorization act and it's provision for unified space command in line with the president's vision for a needed space force while revising our vision for defending our assets in space and revising antiquated space acquisition processes we are working now with congress on our way ahead with regard to needed legislation for a separate department in other adaptations we've established a joint artificial intelligence center to experiment new concepts while drawing synergy from separate programs for this potentially game changing capability we have created the close combat lethality t