global and regional dynamics have made the reunification of cyprus a priority driven in part by cyprus' new found energy resources. this is particularly true in light of russia's machiavellian like power plays in central europe that placed cyprus and israel at the forefront of the discussion of european energy security. the natural resources that have been discovered this year in the eastern mediterranean offer both both freak and turkish cypriots a like an incentive to reach an agreement. cyprus can play a pivotal role in regional energy security. but the dynamics have again changed. which is why i rise today to express my grave concern over the republic of turkey's incursion into cyprus' exclusive economic zone. on october 20, turkey sent a russian vessel, the barbaros into cyprus' exclusive economic zone to stop the government of cyprus from exercising its lawful and sovereign right to explore the natural gas within the exclusive nick economic zone. in the days following, turkey dispatched warships to support the illegal activities, where they remain to this day. the incident is mer

and bank with the bike of cyprus.we have a balanced is the sales -- >> windowless transaction be lifted in what he i let this to happen? >> we would like to see capital controls, there is a gateway through which money moves we would like to see it why didn't and again overtime so we are absolutely ready with contingent liquidity and we are encouraging as we were the listing of domestic capital controls who would like to see the gradual and increasing release. is it operating in an environ, you said you have a valid business but there is a russian -- in russia with the site and hang between russia and the eu had a change doing >> when you have this level of tolerance of the --political and geoeconomic we have 2000 500 people out there right now. about one billion euros of ruble a equivalent three have to manage a business in russia in an economy that has -- challenges. -- no. there's no question that the russian situation puts a subtle lurch. >> we are very happy to read have with russian customers. 70% is russian or f

he was instructed to wire money to an account in cyprus.e watched as his virtual profits grew on 90 state. but in may of this year, secureinvestment.com and much of simplytial invest vanished. >> everything was just a lie. >> it had to be. >> but a convincing lie. >> one of the best ones ever, yeah. >> we wanted to find out where his money ended up. our investigation led us around the world, and the most directly for where the funds ended up was the only director of a holding company, and his address was 5000 miles away in europe. the lawyerer -- registered this roving as his address, but according to the landlord can he had not been seen or worked here for well over a year. theeclined to discuss cyprus bank account, which handled more than 4 million euros before the suspicious bank officials flagged and then froze it. ownlso exploited latvia's banking sector. at least two accounts received tens of thousands of dollars from purported investors. >> latvia is not necessarily a new switzerland, but maybe a want to be switzerland. ? is a global

i think look at cyprus piper. >> the bitcoin ceo? >> cyprus is going higher.hat paper is telling us it's going higher. >> that does it for us on "fast money." don't move, "options action" starts after this break with much more on today's selloff. >>> live from the nasdaq market site, i'm melissa lee. we're continuing the coverage of this week's selloff. the dow having its worst week since 2011. the culprit, oil, which has just closed at yet another five and a half year low. how bad will the selloff get and what parts of the market are the most you will haver inable? we're joined here but our traders dan and mike. mike, kick it off. what did you make of the action? >> one of the things i think is most interesting is what you

the 11-year-old -- blew over an 80-foot tall cyprus before school started yesterday. the 11-year-old suffered scrapes but was okay. another girl was injured, as well. >>> several school district will be remaining closed today, including novato, santa rosa and healsburg. many other districts in hard hit sonoma county will be closed. san bruno and south san francisco have also canceled classes, however school is in session in san francisco and oakland. there are a thousand homes in the east bay without power, and 10 commerce without power at this hour in san francisco, among the others you can see there on the screen. currently 3,600 customers are without power in santa cruz county, considered to be in the pg&e central coast region. >>> and a ktvu viewer took a photo of a fire smoked by a blown transformer in san francisco. take a look at that. this is a plume of smoke rising near union square. 90,000 homes and businesses in san francisco alone didn't have power. dozens of traffic lights went out along with power in stores and hotels across the city, including union squ

yeah, and i was lucky enough to get to cyprus, finally. yeah, i did cyprus. it was okay. i got a red-backed shrike and a bonelli's eagle on the first day. boom. good lord. yeah, yeah, yeah. i had my own guide. i don't know, it was a-mazing. i bet it was. so have you ever seen a bonelli's eagle, alec? it's okay to say no. i'll make a start with the clearing up then. oh, that's my job. no, no.

, main bank in cyprus. that is the way we have been playing the more peripheral part of europe. >> wilber, when you are at a cocktail party with the kind of people in the industry that i know you are friendly with and hang out with, is everybody talking about what is happening in high yield? where would you place the worry meter on a scale of 0 to 10 right now? >> it is pretty far up there, maybe 8, 8 1/2, something like that. what has been happening people who are unhappy with their energy exposure are having difficulty getting bids. so the contagion is starting to spread to other parts of high yield because if you have to sell you have to sell where there is a bid, harder to sell things if there is not much bid. >> does that mean that you are more worried about what the ultimate effects could be? that it could spread much further than people think? >> i think in general the low oil price is very good for the u.s. economy and european economy. certainly good for china, india and japan because we are all bi

a number of infected computers and locations over seas, singapore, thailand, italy and poland and cyprus. all because the north koreans are angry about a movie depicting their president. >> no, i would not have gone to the movie. >> reporter: now the backlash, many wandering if the real victim is free speech. rob lowe tweeting wow, everyone caved and the hackers won. senator john mccain said sony's decision set a troubling precedent that will embolden bad actors. abc news washington. >>> "good morning america" will have more on the hacking troubles for sony. "g.m.a." is next at 7:00 a.m. after "action news." >> the eagles have a must-win game they will travel to washington to face the redskins. mark is sanchez will return as quarterback. the birds have not lost to washington in two years, and the redskins are the worst team in the nfc east with 6 consecutive losses. kickoff at 4:30. watch game day quickoff tomorrow, ducis and mike wrap up the game with eagles game day final. >> all right, it is now 4:39. are you waiting to get that holiday shopping done, you're not alone. >> a christmas

started at an old pipe, this is the steepest and deepest part of the slide that took out several÷ cyprusny people didn't notice until we pointed it out. >> oh, okay. that's a little scary. >> it took the national park surface until noon before they showed up to close the trail. >> visitor safety is alwaysçó o highest concern. >> the park service is short staffed so it will remain zbloes we will see what the situation is after the weekend and hopefully will be able to hope open it is soon. >> this trail is very well used time of year because it is christmas but the closure will not have much of an impablct on 0paround th. the detour trail is itself built on a previous land slide. >> + q steep wall is the ancient remnant of an older larger land slide that we are just at the edges of. >>!fat older land slide could be a present day threat to this trail. that's the story we are working on for 6:00. >> certainly a beautiful back ground, thank you so much. >>> now following up on the murder of east bay teacher and writer. the reward has now more than doubled. 60-year-old david ronzel was attac

a cyprus tree blew down to the tracks and shut down bart service at the 24th street mission station. at one point this afternoon, three of bart's five lines were down with some sort of wind-related troubles. >> amazing day. >>> well michigan's new head coach wasn't done after his press conference today. hear why jim harbaugh is so happy to return to his alma mater. >>> apple dominated the world this christmas, santa put apple devices under more than half of all christmas trees around the world this year. that's according to the mobile analytics firm flurry. found that apple accounted for 51% of new device activations last week. samsung came in second with 18% and microsoft with 5%. the iphone 6plus. >>> we're getting another look at just how expensive it can be to live in the bay area. people who live in the bay area spend more money on health care gas, car expenses and their homes than people who live in most of the rest of the country. just about all the rest of the country. the top four cities with the highest spending in the country are all in the bay area. this is a look at how

number of infected computers in locations overseas -- singapore, thailand, italy, bolivia, poland, and cyprus. >> the president considers it to be a serious national security matter and it's being treated as such. >> reporter: apparently, to further cloud the trail, an administration sources says, the north korean government directed a hacker or group from outside the country to launch the unprecedented attack. the assault include this threat to movie goers -- the world will be full of fear. remember the 11th of september 2001. the masterminds likely part of the elite north korean spy unit bureau 121, which is tasked with developing an army of so-called cyber warriors. recruited as children and trained for years at this military school. all apparently because the north koreans are angry about a movie depicting the assassination of their leader. the administration now weighing its options. >> those who are watching it will recognize they've got free license to attack critical inflag structure in the united states. >> reporter: the threat of physical violence at the movie theaters was bogus. it

a cyprus tree split on a 11-year-old boy, pinning his shoulder and arm. gateway elemental terry school. took fire fighters, 15 minutes to get the boy out. he was taken off to the hospital. expected to be okay. the school diddle class f cance. if you want a list of the schools thament are open, that will stay closed. go to nbc bay area.com. >> well, a lot of you have been sending us your pictures from your community and your backyard. sending us here. your foe toepz. sharing the photos of the storm. send us your pics if you haven't. send them to ic@nbcbayarea.com. >> great way to stay on top of this. on your phone. nbc bay area app available. click on the logo to the weather page. speech the forecasts. also, live radar, alerts. flooding. averages. >> despite the seriousness of the storm. a lot of people smiling as well. our weather coverage continues one min of the from now. people going fuel extreme lengths to get around and have fun in the rain. >> dramatic photos. sparking troefrp. undercover officers pulling a gun on east bap protestors. why officials

this is what's left of one of the cyprus trees along the 18th fairway.ot expected to be replaced until after february's pro-am tournament. >>> take a look at what the storm did to this house on the washington coast. a few weeks ago this vacation home on washaway beach was a few blocks from the water. high tides, winds and surf have been eroding the surf line. the home went into the water this week because of the storm. >>> well, the storm finally letting up in the sierra tonight. this caltrans camera showing us the road clear at soda springs for those heading to tahoe. this is what traffic was like about an hour ago. you can see lots of new snow on the sides of the roads as you hoed up the mountains. >> skiers and snowboarders will be excited. >> they have been waiting for this for a few years. >> we haven't had a december with much snow. it happened during the week now. the roads are clear for the weekend. finally we are adding to the snowpack, as well. that's like putting water into the bank to use next summer. this is another 10% off the drought. 100%

companies like sony, target, cyprus curate he is -- cyber security is a big concern for companies.e. it seems every type of company and there ared, two get of companies that have sprung up to defend them against hack attacks. >> and now it is time for etf's to track those companies. >> it is. >> timing is everything. timing is everything. it has a good ticker -- hack. fast start. a $2 million in assets after three weeks. it does not so much a lot, but after three weeks, it is. it is a bit like the equivalent of a hit in the film. it is not some of the distribution, but the timing is perfect. when you think of security stocks, the portfolio only has 4% overlap with the largest tech etf, so a lot of people using tech, they're not getting these companies. it reminds me of social media for years when social media was the only one that had some of the social media stocks. if our investors are trying to where -- right this way for what exposure to upstart companies, the etf provides the value, but not having the overlap, it can be very volatile. >> yeah, definitely. >> they have to fill

we will go to cyprus tomorrow and see what you found there.. >> going to the fed, it looks like it is reporting results. side, alsonue disappointing. the government said it assumes a modest net benefit from fuel and that it will update some fuel surcharges on december 23, effective february 3. we are continuing to monitor this, but we should mention that fedex also reaffirmed its full-year profit to. -- profit view. >> is a pretty positive tone with the stock at 7.2%. >> and there is a benefit of share repurchase is in the second quarter as well. i'm scarlet fu here with tom keene and brendan greeley. >> oil attempts to find a bid, a little shaky in the last few minutes. there is a single moscow mystery. who are the wise men around vladimir putin? or is the reality that he stands alone in crisis check out stephen -- in crisis? stephen is at the council of foreign relations and is one of america's wise men on international relations. he is a former ambassador at large to the soviet union. when i look at this, i think we say, what will vladimir

cyprus is buying spansion fort $2 billion. the group that owns amcc is in talks to buy lions gate. they are interested in a majority stake although so far, lions gate has only been willing to sell a minority interest. they are also interested in buying a stake in ngm. idc predicts a big slowdown in smartphone growth in the next few years. expect 1.6 billion to be shipped this year, an increase, but will slow in 2015. android remains the dominant platform, commanding 82% of the market. is cyber monday starting to lose some of its importance? as of 3:00 p.m. eastern, online sales were up 8.7% from last year. that is an increase, but much slower than the 20% growth rate from 2013. mobile accounted for 39% of shopping traffic so far compared to 30% a year ago. how will cyber monday sales be at amazon, the world's largest retailer by revenue? amazon's for paired for huge volumes of orders, with the company using 15,000 robots at 10 of its the film and centers. cory johnson is at one of those fulfillment centers and tracy, california, about 60 miles east of where i am in san francisco. i

the wind blew over an 80-foot tall cyprus tree just before school started.ar-old boy was pinned under there for 15 minutes. he was rushed to the hospital as soon as they got him out. a young girl was also hit by the tree and suffered some scrapes. after that school was closed for the day. >>> many bay area school districts canceled classes yesterday, but will reopen this morning. several school districts will stay closed today. they include nova doe, santa rosa and healdsburg. and many other districts in sonoma county will be closed. school is opened in san francisco and in oakland county, however. >>> this morning power is out to thousands of people in the bay area. 3,400 homes and businesses right now are in the dark, including 1,400 in the north bay, a thousand in the east bay, 500 along the peninsula and south bay and 10 customers without power at this hour in san francisco. these numbers have democratically decreased. at its peak 151,000 customers in the bay area did not have electricity. we will have updated outage numbers throughout the morning. a ktv

a worker says the wind blew over an 80-foot tall cyprus just before school started yesterday. the 11-year-old boy was pinned for 15 minutes and rushed to the hospital as soon as he was free. a young girl was hit by the tree and suffered scrapes. after the incident the school was shut down for the day. >>> time is 6:38. many bay area school districts canceled classes yesterday but will reopen this morning. several school districts will stay closed today, including novato, santa rosa and healdsburg. many other districts in hard- hit sonoma county will be closed, too. sonoma and south san francisco have also canceled classes, however school is opened in san francisco and oakland. >>> this morning the power is still out to how thousands of people in the bay area. right now 3,400 homes and businesses are without power, including 1,400 in the north bay. there is also about a thousand in the east bay that have no power. about 500 in the peninsula and the south bay. only 10 customers have no power right now in san francisco. these numbers have dramatically gone down. at the peak, 151,

the boy was with his classmates at gateway elementary school when the 70-foot cyprus split and fell, pinning the boy's arm and shoulder. firefighters were able to free him and get him to the hospital and the good news is he is going to be okay. >>> and take a look at this, a power line landed on a car in san leandro after a tree fell on to that power line. i shouldn't say power line, power pole. crews were there with a new pole yesterday trying to restore power to those affected. and a great way to stay on top of all of this weather is on your phone with our nbc bay area app. click on the nbc logo to get to the weather page. there you'll see the latest forecasts, you'll also find live radar and alerts about winds, flooding, and outages. >>> the first african-american model to grace the cover of "vogue" magazine's the latest woman to accuse bill cosby of drugging her. in an interview, beverly johnson said the incident happened at the comedian's home nearly 30 years ago. johnson says she was there to audition for a part on "the cosby show." she alleges cosby put drugs in a cappuccino h

and cyprus semis merger with spansion.nk these deals represent the new normal in the semiconductor stridz. let's take them down starting with the -- that was a 6.6% deal that was announced a year ago. closed this past april. avago is one of the larger companies that makes chips for industrial applications, electronics, and the consumers and -- >> the space that helps compliment the company center strategy. remember, data strsz are one area that's growing raptdly here. as we generate reams and reams of digital information, and it all migrates to the cloud. the new avago is expected to grow 6% to 8% clip. that's the steady growth we like so much. meanwhile, the company should be able to ebbing tract at least $200 million with the synergies from the deal. on top of that is correct the company plans to boost lsi's operating from the low 20s up to avago's corporate average of 30% by focussing on its core stores business and winding down or selling off its expensive lower marginal science projects so too speak. the ideal should

cyprus semi and cirrus logic to name some of the biggest of the period. again in the tiny companies that seemed to be sitting on huge oil and gas holdings. or with some oil and biotechs we like that got bids from big pharma companies or fda approvals for important new drugs. these speculative situations do often, however, have the life cycle of a mayfly, though. so the trick is first alsz always remember to lock in your profits when you have them. so don't get burned when interest rates -- when interest rates cut some of it down. second, your losses, those you've got to cut before they become too large. when a spec you thought would work wasn't panning out, just leave it. when you speculate you're not trying to buy a stock you're trying to hold forever. you just want something that's going higher. and as long as you're sxlind ring the register, doesn't matter if that stock comes back later. don't take that as a license to own the stocks of companies with bad or deteriorating fundamentals. as that's the essence of stupid speculation. for instance, we said

watch as he bounces off the fence is passed a wide open and a few said a letter he bonds of the cyprus again >>stanley: was sensitive problem is that the alcohol and this area. the story of going after is the one classify case in point is guy. the school record the l mosser guy was the first to get national attention on what was his filmed was ever since of the guy refuses to sign the ticket and as i talk to him first i want to talk to him and then the rest is history. >>stanley: put it in my car it will get broken. and i get the ticket? >>stanley: on the bizarre behavior that led off the direct and go to the officer riding the sec it this is not one of those stories this man wearing a alamo shirt on call all the star of the street on ramp park as a soldier this particular car pulling requires three people the driver was alone now number it is to be as upset about carpel by letters except the disaster and make suggestions on how to make myself better. >>stanley: is what people behaving badly what about people or eating? what about that >>stanley: by lettuce it is five the dollars that

at or near hurricane strength, the storm also knocked down scores of trees, including this 80-foot cyprusd boy at a school playground in santa cruz. firefighters freed the 11-year-old who had only minor injuries. the wind also shaking area bridges, making driving hazardous. and those same conditions knocking out power to more than 225,000 people and businesses, including this restaurant in downtown san francisco that cannot open. >> no, we can not. can't see, it's a safety issue so certain corners are blocked off and somebody falls, that's -- we can't do that. >> reporter: at the san francisco international airport, at least 240 flights canceled. ferry service also halted for many routes today, but this rider was able to make his daily commute to the city. >> it was pretty bumpy. we got -- i swear we had it -- we were air born as we were going up and down and everybody was in great spirits and laughing. but it was no normal ferry ride today. >> reporter: to the northeast it began snowing in the sierra nevada near lake tahoe. a wind gust clocking in at 107 miles an hour. the same storm sys

in particular, you could argue that with this cyprus prices now gone, almost a dry rail for an exit from eu. maybe it is -- if push came to shove and grease really wants out, they could say if you want to go, go. i do not think they will. it means that the eurozone, the rest, is in a far stronger position to deal than they were several years ago. >> what does that mean for 2015? we're almost at a two-year low. how low can they euro go next year? >> i think we end up at about 110. [indiscernible] the fed continues its high rates. the complicating factor in the first quarter and exactly the point we just raised. thece makes that harder for ecb to put in place quantitative easing. does it mean we have to push it back? >> do we expect it to be implemented? >> i do not. mr. schrock he said it was quite clear. he said we are not going to do the 22nd. said wasr. draghi quite clear. it could be we are in implementing it in the beginning of the second quarter. >> thank you. simon derrick. ♪ >> welcome back. the chief current see strategist, simon derrick. winner, wills the it be the winner in 201

singapore, thailand, italy, bolivia, polbd and cyprus. >> the president considers it to be a seriouscurity matter. >> reporter: to further cloud the trail, an administration source says the north korean government directed a hacker or group from outside the country to launch the unprecedented attack. include this threat to american movie goers. the world will be full of fear. remember the 11th of september 2001. the mastermoonds likely part of the north korean spy unit bureau 121 which is tasked with developing an army of so-called cyberwarriors, recruited as children and trained for years at this military school, all apparently because the north koreans are airngry about a movie depicting the assassination of their leader. the administration weighing its options. >> if there's not some type of response by the u.s., those who have carried this out and others watching it will recognize they have free license to attack critical infrastructure in the united states. >> reporter: most authorities believe the threat of physical violence at movie theaters was bogus. sony's capitulation guar

the idea of broad-based capital controls like cyprus or iceland, where people cannot convert their moneye it out of the banks, that is unlikely. a lot of people fear that would create more panic. you can measure concern about capital controls to read yesterday, shares trading in london. and in moscow. investors are willing to pay -- at the end of yesterday, less than 6% more for the london listed shares. they are concerned that they by the moscow paper, if there are capital controls, they will not be able to get it out. the concern is subsiding. over the last couple of days, people thought there were -- they were paired to trade -- prepared to pay 10% more. that is their bank, -- bear bank, russia possibly just lender. they have had a terrible year. the last few days, it has been on fire. >> while they addressed the nation, eu leaders gather in brussels to discuss putin and other matters. >> they will not be discussing financial assistance for russia, which shows you how different the crisis is from 1998 when the billion --$20 coughed up $20 billion to help russia. with the u.s. would ra

like this one open broderick how you know what your tree is dangerous >> : a shot for monterey pines cyprus: some species of tree that are more prone to failing the others and says there are also some key risk factors yet confirmed half a pint 40 ft. tall budget experts say it's actually an accident waiting happen >> : this exhibit example but a much that needs to be removed because all of that weighs up at the top instead of being spread throughout the entire tree me a strong winds going through here hearing would be up a branch as you can have failure event in the best thing you can do the is the set top of your tree making sure its pruned reg'lar basis and it gets to this point looks like it's at risk get in touch with the arborist trade is always have to come down but does that we should be looked at >> : weather alerts forecast check radar lot more any time with our free kron 4 mobile app >> : north bay man saw his dog became a victim of last week's or is friends final turn up 40 on a par obama as planned change relations with cuba >> : until to tokyo tonight the dog last week during a

of justice has recently begun looking for those people, a process that may well lead them here to cyprusnge scandal. that does it for us today. tomorrow, a venture capitalist joins me as guest host as long -- along with one of the founders of the venture capital world in new york. allen is joining me as well. that is all tomorrow starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour. bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm julie hyman. let take a look at where stocks are trading 30 minutes into the session. another rally on our hands. one and one third percent on all the major averages. keeping rates low or at least until the second half of next year. take a look at the other things we are watching. larger than the overall cap, which is not unusual. crude oil is giving a little bit of a rebound theory the 10 year yield is rising. eventually, the rates will go up. for more on the markets reaction, lisa, now that there period investors have gone through, what is the read on what the fed had to say yesterday? >> there seems to be a feeling that the fed is moving toward

held by bank in cyprus.seemed strange because secureinvestment.com claimed it was an animosity or trading profits could be protected from taxation. >> there were a lot of red flags from the beginning. it will was such a great deal, why was anyone treading on wall street? >> it looked really enough, but the registered address was not. before long, he learned secure investment like licensed to trade in panama. >> i thought, let's just take $500 out and test it. >> he got that back minus a fee. he hoped the rest of his investment would be safe. weeks later on may 1 of this year, secure investments website customer services and his remaining deposit just disappeared. >> the edge, the possibility of getting ahead, all of that just finished. >> across the country, a former truck driver was also attracted to the possibility of getting ahead and where the last of his life savings to secure investment just six days earlier. >> i was looking for a bigger, better deal. >> he had found climate testimonials -- client tes

he was instructed to wire $2500 from his bank, wells fargo, to in cyprus.ched as his virtual profits grew online each day. but then in may of this year, investment.com vanished. along with his investments. >> so everything was a lie. >> it had to be. one of the best ones ever. >> we wanted to find out where his money ended up. our investigation led us around the world. the most directly was the only named director of a holding company. his home address was 5.5 thousand miles away in europe. a lawyer from latvia listed this building in the latvian capital as his address. but according to his landlord, he has not lived or worked here for well over a year. declined toy it.uss secure investments operators also exploded latvia's own banking sector. we found at least two bank accounts that received tens of thousands of dollars from for -- from defrauded investors. if -- ito the point, is much more wide open. >> a global affairs professor at nyu studies crime in former soviet states like latvia. >> latvia is one of the easiest. someone can come along even if they

other regulators have developed a relationship sufficiently well to work with people in latvia and cyprusountries? >> those relationships are ongoing and building. my understanding is that there has been some outreach and it is always somewhat step-by-step. >> absolutely. when it comes to the department of justice and you have these decisions being made about whether they're going to prosecute, can you tell us about how that decision works? >> the kind of decision they hear will be based in part on whether there appeared to be sufficient evidence that enables the department of justice, the cftc, and the ftc to track the paper trail. it may not be actually a paper trail. it may be a transaction trail. is, iflmost certainly there are sufficient directions from the top and sufficient will to investigate, a basis for going forward. >> a final question. what would you recommend to people who have lost money in a scam like this? what should they be doing? >> they are to be notifying government regulators and they ought to be seeking redress from any further financial from the bank. the should l

the backend of the strikes furnace in cyprus. absenceeal a complete of african americans, already people of color for that matter. -- or any people of color for that matter. flint, withoutn the benefit of any jim crow laws at all, there were virtually no african-american employees at these auto plants. and only modest numbers in the chevy ford plants. a high percentage of gm workers were native born americans, or culturally rooted as americans. we can clearly see a large contingent of women among the georgia strikers. many photos of the gm strike, although not this particular one also portrayed the vital role women played in that event. and while it is generally ignore knowledge that textile workers were not far removed from the hardships of the farm, many gm workers also had recently come from farm families to they too were well acquainted with the rigors of an agricultural existence. thee of the leaders at fisher autobody plant one came from small families in south code, indiana, and michigan. although a number of leadership we

monterey pine moderate and cyprus and ficus trees. >> reporter: more species of trees and are prone toactors having a heavy on the and away from the trunk that is a risk factor for lin fell year. this italian stone pine it was as 40 ft. tall and 45 ft. wide and the beautiful to many the tree as work say it is actually an accident waiting to happen this one is a good example imagery many to be removed because all of that wheat at the top instead of a spread terrell the entire tree the way concentrated when you have strong winds coming heavy rains loading up the printers you to have failures. the best thing you can do is stay on top of the trip many made sure it is phone on the regular basis didn't touch with and hours the tree does not always have to come down by definition a reluctant and san francisco than permit kron 4 news. >>mark: 11 mention is that nigeria and killed 32 people gunmen attacked a village just north of the capital of gunning down man and taking the women and children knew of the attack afforded to emerge last in the case in the area millicent's overwhelmed have been

we try to deal with cyprus and our relationship with turkey and nato. i would touch on that in the report. i experienced it in needing the cooperation of ethiopia, absolutely critical to our policy. we had other issues over democracy and human rights. balancing not what the rest of the u.s. government, those are legitimate concerns. these aren't illegitimate when you are running up against it. what's the challenge when you have to work it out and find out where the balance should be. but does happen all the time and that is where you need a policy prostatitis that will get at those, address it and come to an agreement. we needed a tough peacekeeping operation. the u.n. had failed there and the only ones who could go were ethiopian. now there's all these others that are my god, one more thing we are dependent upon. but we worked it through. we looked at it and everybody says you're right, we need them. you have to go through the process. >> i'll just say something briefly about combating envoys. it is a great point and i was thinking about whether i shou

singapore, thailand, italy, bolivia, poland and cyprus. >> the president considers it to be a seriousnational security matter. it's being treated as such. >> reporter: apparently to further cloud the trail, an administration source says the north korean government directed a hacker or group from outside the country to launch the unprecedented attack. the master minds, likely part of the elite north korean spy unit, bureau 121,ly is tasked with developing an army of so-called cyber warriors. recruited as children and trained at this military school. it included this threat to american movie goers. the world will be full of fear. remember the 11th of september 2001. all apparently because the north koreans are angry about a movie depicting the assassination of their leader. so the big question, what's the u.s. government going to do about it? george? >> pierre, there is a precedent here when the chinese hackers were active earlier this year. the u.s. government moved to indict them. >> yes, they charged military leaders for hacking american companies. they're considering the same thing

we tried to deal with it a little bit, richard haass' experience working on cyprus in relationship to our relationship with turkey and nato and we touch on that in the report. i experienced it in needing the cooperation of ethiopia, absolutely critical to our policy, but we had other issues with ethiopia over democracy and human rights. and balancing that with the rest of the u.s. government, those are legitimate concerns. these aren't illegitimate when you're running up against it. was a challenge. and we had to work it out, and find out where the balance should be. but, those happen all the time, and that's where you need a policy process that will get us those, address it, and come to an agreement. i'll just give you one quick example. sorry. we needed a tough police -- peacekeeping operation in the area. the u.n. had failed there, and the only ones we could go to were ethiopia. now, you know, for people who had all these other details, my god, is there one more thing that we are dependent on them? but we worked it through, we looked at it, secretary, everybody said the balance is

then we have an industry cross sector development and in cyprus ecology. how much will we as human beings change will go online? what is it that happens to us? what is our way of reacting? franklin is there a difference in impact on a computer or in the physical world? in the physical world if you see someone do you have a bystander effect or get reaction to passion. but is this the same online as it is off-line? board with other reactions? i think we need to a bit more so we have filed up with a number of psychologists in order to do so. so what are the next steps? there are no substitute for hard work. first of all i think we've only seen the tip of the iceberg. we will see more. we are 4 billion people online, online always 24/7 and all the appliances will be online. there will be so many endpoints, and will be so big and attack surface we cannot just protect but it requires woody moore in prevention, which is educating our kids, our youngsters come into this online. the second thing is that we need to do and invest much more in production. this is also

maybe we can throw in robert's 30 years of experience in conflicts around the world from kashmir to cyprus where somebody fixed a border. the problem is particularly and violent destabilized regions, people identify with their own kind. whether we like it or not. and those are mixed areas with christians, kurds, shia arabs. they have their own agenda. all of the groups think each other group's presence is illegitimate. i could spend hours talking about from the standpoint of each of them why all the others should go away. they are not going to go away. they will pick up guns and fight and create the bloodiest of borders in the middle east. that's the first problem. second problem is i'm not only a former ambassador to iraq, i'm a former ambassador to turkey. turkey for various reasons that we could get into is very close to this current regional government in oil and gas has to do with that. if there's one thing that the turks will draw a brutal line on, we just saw this, is anything that smacks of kurds getting together on independence. they will never support it. that would bring down th

we tried to deal with it a little bit, richard haass' experience working on cyprus in relationship to our relationship with turkey and nato and we touch on that in the report. i experienced it in needing the cooperation of ethiopia, absolutely critical to our policy, but we had other issues with ethiopia over democracy and human rights. and balancing that with the rest of the u.s. government, those are legitimate concerns. these aren't illegitimate when you're running up against it. was a challenge. and we had to work it out, and find out where the balance should be. but, those happen all the time, and that's where you need a policy process that will get us those, address it, and come to an agreement. i'll just give you one quick example. sorry. we needed a tough police -- peacekeeping operation in the area. the u.n. had failed there, and the only ones we could go to were ethiopia. now, you know, for people who had all these other details, my god, is there one more thing that we are dependent on them? but we worked it through, we looked at it, secretary, everybody said the balance is

. >> host: jeff is in cyprus, texas. you're on with arthur brooks. >> caller: yes, mr. brooks. stating to the four criteria of happy nose, faith, family, friends, and work, i would remind me of a great quote by russell kirk, who said that if you want to have order in the commonwealth you first have to have order in the individual0s soul. i'm wondering whether increasing gross national happiness depends on a restoration of traditional conservativism which russell kirk was the founder of, and whether you see anybody on the horizon right now that is capable of facilitating rather than obviously making this pursuit of happiness a reality. >> guest: thank you, jeff. why i love c-span, you can have someone call in and quote russell kirk. it's great. and it's absolutely right. the whole idea that markets can do good things for us and free enterprise is outstanding -- i believe these deeply about they're a predeterminent for that is properly ordered human morality. markets have to come after morality, and again, different people -- people will disagree what the morality comes down to,

it is a breathless seen to look down cyprus hill street where the funeral will go to the cemetery. and to see the number of police officers and the hats and badges and uniforms all the way down the street. to see then the front of the church with the pictures and this -- the part of the funeral cortege, the flowers piled on top of a car in front of the hearse. it is hard to take in all of this. and on top of that the vice president of the united states to walk by you just five feet away. and give you a sense of how big the context for this funeral is. the shock of the way these two men died, i think has hit nypd, it has hit this nation like few other officer deaths ever has. and for new york and for the nypd this is the first of two. bill bratton, the commissioner here tweeting today our hearts are heavy as we lay to rest one of our finest, police officer ramos. we will never forget. there is a great sense they want to remember this episode. and they want to remember what is possible in the circumstances and in the conditions that this has happened. >> and miguel. i want us to remi

that is a key to our own quality of life and to prevent the cold light of others traveled just in cyprus texas. you were on with arthur brooks. >> caller: yes, mr. brooks. dan to the for granted happiness that you mention, i am reminded of a great quote by russell kirk who said that if you want to order in the commonwealth you first have to have order in the individual soul. i'm wondering whether increasing "gross national happiness" depends on the restoration of traditional conservatism which russell kirk was arguably the founder of, and whether you see anybody on the horizon right now that's capable of facilitating rather than on these laid -- obviously making this pursuit of happiness a reality? thank you tragic thank you, jeff. why i love c-span is you can if actually go and quote russell kirk. it's great. it's right. the whole idea that markets can do good things for us in free enterprise is outstanding. i believe these things deeply but a predetermined is properly ordered human rights. markets have become after morality where we have -- again, people will disagree about what that m