it's not just credit card data. the cfpb is gathering data on private markers every month, 5.5 million student loans, and hundreds of thousands of auto sales credit -- these intrusive data operating art taking place without consumer's knowledge and without the ability of consumers to opt out. unless there are occasional oversight hearings with his consumers are unaware that government bureaucrats are pouring over their credit card transactions looking for products to regulate. the cfpb is scooping up or information about law-abiding americans than any government agency should be permitted to collect for reasons unrelated to national security or law enforcement. in fact in a recent poll conducted by zogby the dealer's consumer coalition which i happen to -- let me repeat that census director but i want to share particularly with mr. green staff were to happen to advise. i'm not secret about the relationship. one in five americans said the cfpb should be allowed to gather credit card statements without consumer's know

data at companies that includes personal data. and get burned modern technology. >> for those listening in a tangible example of how to connect data accountability. if you have specific banks of data they were at high risk and i would raise the question they will tell us everything is fine until the next breach we're in a competition of the free market of hackers worldwide to operate without red tape or limitations and bureaucratic structures that is low end incompetent no reason to believe this will be better than o p.m.. billions of data points. >> would you support a five person governing panel at the agency? >> i would not. as the ranking member mentioned there are lots of agencies. >> bluetooth support under the appropriation process? >> no i would not. the other bay gave me give hitters are not subject to the appropriations process but they have funding from the entities that are regulating and it prevents them agency to be subject that makes them broken in every respect to deny that is why they have sold many hearings with

data at companies that includes personal data. and get burned modern technology. >> for those listening in a tangible example of how to connect data accountability. if you have specific banks of data they were at high risk and i would raise the question they will tell us everything is fine until the next breach we're in a competition of the free market of hackers worldwide to operate without red tape or limitations and bureaucratic structures that is low end incoet no reason to believe this will be better than o p.m.. billions of data points. >> would you support a five person governing panel at the agency? >> i would not. as the ranking member mentioned there are lots of agencies. >> bluetooth support under the appropriation process? >> no i would not. the other bay gave me give hitters are not subject to the appropriations process but they have funding from the entities that are regulating and it prevents them agency to be subject that makes them broken in every respect to deny that is why they have sold many hearings with to a

>> i'm more concerned with getting a data flow. to getting the operational data i know. if i get -- if we go through with an approach, a pilot approach, we find one vendor that has the quality set of information that we need, that we can use, that meets our criteria, that is financially viable, that's a satisfactory result for me. fy get three or four competing and they're all providing something i can afford to support several because i need the data for several, i can support that as well, subject to availability of fund and the cost points on these convenient dorts. vendors. >> that is noaa done a cost/benefit analysis of gap mitigation alternatives to determine which ones are likely to be the most effective and worthy of investment? >> when we went through the gap analysis and the exercises in 2011, '12, '13, we had the riverside report which i imagine you've already read which identified a number of admittation approaches to lessen impact of loss of a major asset. we selected a number of those to compete and have been executing on those admittation approaches. we di

>> to our own data? no, they have not, and that why we will have to go to federal court if this is not resolved shortly not only the vindicate this campaign, but to the millions of people across the country who want change. >> with the person who has been fi fired, and as i mentioned we are doing a internal investigation, and the internal investigation may be inhibited by what we find, and we are possibly inhibited by the v.a.n., and the dnc is by their own action is hindering our ability to do the kind of investigation that they say that they want. >> your former staffer said that he was not trying to hack into their information, but that they were checking your v vulnerabilities? >> we are working a campaign that is very, very high standards. and so the appearance of anything that is not right is too much. we let that staffer go, and it is a clear signal we take it very, very seriously with respect to our data and other people's data and we will not retain anybody else's data and the dnc is clearly act

mandate. >> i have a question about the data security the only way to get to the data security is a multimillion dollar year-over-year investment on the data security policies and practices and procedures and i know that the data security is part of the regulatory issue and part a market issue. is it a big enough incentive to force the companies to invest in data security. so how do we end where is the approach to invest to ensure we have good data security because i don't think there is enough of it and i speak because it is in the position to try to deal with the downstream effects of it. it pollutes the database. are they not enough and we need more but the right role of the government regulation in creating the incentives to invest in the data security. >> we have very poor data is hard to answer that question but i'd like to see the ftc step forward in this area if they do the recent examples there is this dot target break in. there is these reported to have turned out not to be nearly as costly as we have reported in the initiative stories. they are constant for the companies but when they

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you do a data search and it pulls up everybody's data. and that's how they realized, somebody realized at first that it happened. we fired one of them. we're investigating. when we determine what happened with the other ones, we may take other disciplinary action. but that is not an excuse for the dnc to issue a death sentence on the sanders campaign. the data they have withheld from us is data that is paid for by the 2 million individual contributions that we have received averaging less than $30 apiece. that is data that has been secured by our volunteers and staff going door to door and calling people in iowa and new hampshire, and the dnc has stolen it. they have it. they won't give it back. it is outrageous. and what they have done is they have crippled this campaign for two days. if we hadn't filed a lawsuit today, this clearly would have gone over the weekend. we're 45 days from iowa. i think anybody who can do math understands what's going on. we have a grassroots campaign. we have to be able to talk to our volunteers. we have to

data. the dnc has barred the sanders camp from accessing its data base and last hour, senator sanders spoke exclusively to our nbc news team on capitol hill. >> reporter: senator sanders, do you have any response? >> i think we are going to be doing a press conference at 1:00. >> reporter: personally are you disappointed with this staffer? >> we are going to be doing a press conference at 1:00. >> we will talk about all that at 1:00. >> dnc congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz spoke to tamron hall about this earlier. take a look. >> we are going to be having an independent audit done so we can assess the depth of this breach. the voter file is of tremendous value to campaigns, to state parties, to party committees, because it includes data about individual voters' habits. >> so we have our political experts, our whole team assembled with us to help break down what this means for democrats, also for the sanders campaign. we expect to hear from them coming up within a couple of minutes. ste

so it's used along with population data, voting data, turnout data. a whole voter of socioeconomic factors. that's very different than this court saying every state and thousands of local jurisdictions throughout the country have to use that data as the sole measure for redistricting. i would like to then pick up on justice kennedy's question -- >> can i ask you this. who has standing to bring a reynolds versus sims claim? anybody who is counted in the census? >> that's a question this court noted and reserved in baker v. carr and foot note 23 and a question that this court has never had to resolve in the context of westbury which has the exact same rule. we think not much turns on it because as a practical measure you can get a voter. you can always find a voter in the district. let me explain why we don't think it sort of is dispositive here. >> are you going to tell me who has standing or not? >> yes. we think that the better understanding is that a non-voter would have standing. here is why i don't think it matters. because you can view our positi

data, it is a fools errand if you don't use data, because anyone using data to make your product faster, the internet allows globally scaled, connected competitors. atyou don't use data, do so your peril, because data allows you to make your service better faster. eta is becoming more important because it is available -- data is more important because it is becoming more available. >> is money following consumers -- i wouldn't totally disagree, but it takes time. context of pandora, a very small piece of the numbers you are talking about, about 10% of all radio in the united states and 3% of radio advertising gets spent. that would seem to confirm your thesis there, that the money is not following the time spent. we have been selling advertising into radio budgets for three years. incumbentsgainst that fight us. it takes a while for these advertisers to get the dollars to move. i would not make that conclusion quickly. we are three years into it. we believe that over the next few years, our percentage of advertising dollars may be a greater percentage of that -- our percentage of advert

but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. fox news correspondent kristen fisher is in washington with the latest on the road to the white house. a while now... donald trump has been hinting that he might use bill clinton's history with women... against hillary. well today... trump made it official. he said bill clinton will be fair game in 2016. trump because his presidency was considered to be troubled, to put it mildly, because of all the things she's mentioning to me. she actually said sexism." trump says: "so, you know, certainly bill clinton is not going to be the end-all in the campaign. he'll come under attack, not just from me, but come under attack from many other people." this morning -- on meet the press -- debbie wasserman schultz -- the chair of the democratic national committee -- sa

>> i speak we have poured data. i would like to see the ftc step forward with the target brachiate andean the break-in where is the follow-up? how the credit cards were used illegally? >> you took get out of my about. fees that are reported that are not nearly as costly as were first reported. >> they were costly for the company and he tried to do the appropriate cost benefit analysis. >> on the consumer side is essentially we are our own first line of defense. we understand there will be problems so we need to have resources to alleviate that with the president and the ftc tried to streamline the a identity theft protection and. without a breach beautification and i would advocate for this state laws and don't think they have the integration and they need to protect themselves. >> in to talk about the effect of the data preach -- breach. >> we have up a lot of the ems. >> for any individual breach there is a huge cost some were born by the consumer directly. most of that is handled at the consumer is held harmless

but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. latest on the road to the white house.. for a candidate who used to have a hard time going after someone like donald trump... jeb bush is finding his voice. at the debate... he called trump the chaos candidate. yesterday -- he called him a jerk. and today... jeb bush finally confirmed what many people in washington had already guessed... that he feels liberated by speaking out against trump. bush says: "to a certain extent, it is a little liberating to be able to post up against a guy who is not qualified to be president." bush says: "he now has come out saying putin is a strong man and a great guy, when he's trying to destabilize our relationship with our allies. he's not a serious candidate." trump may be the clear frontrunner in the republican primary.

access its own data. it could be hugely problematic. then there is the issue of perception. the clinton campaign is on the warpath about this, claiming that sanders campaign has engaged not just in dirty pool, but now trying to do misdirection and play down the severity of what has been done. there could be some perceptual issues as well as the data. mark: if hillary clinton's campaign had been caught doing this, it would be leading the network news, a giant story, and the sanders campaign would be on about it. as much as the sanders campaign is staffed by nice people and that this is isolated, as the clinton campaign has pointed out, there are lots of unanswered questions. what exactly did the sanders campaign know and when did they know it? sanders himself will have to speak in detail about this. campaignclinton's had done this, they would want to know. john: there argument is that this can never be unlearned. if they have the data and --inquish and, the knowledge again, there are all lot of facts that

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this data plays into the usual role of forecasting friday's job data, a crucial hurdle for the fed rate hike later this month. today and tomorrow, said share janet yellen will likely take the opportunity to give the market another signal that we are ready, mark, for a list off --rates -- list off in rates liftoff in rates. another big event is in frankfurt. mark: the wait is a must over for the ecb meeting in frankfurt. euro area inflation was stuck at 0.1% in november, reinforcing the view that fresh stimulus is needed. is charlieto discuss former bank of england deputy governor. i would like to start with the ecb. if you were one of the members of the ecb, would you be voting for further stimulus? because not everyone is. the germans, estonians, latvians, they say, let's just see what happens. the data is showing surprises. camp can would you be -- would you be in? charlie: as you correctly say, it is not black and white. on the other hand, if you look at inflation, it is well below the ecb's target. some of that is obviously due to oiltemporary effects, weak prices. if you strip that

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"own your data congo -- data," it would echo.act that it's there, it's happening, and i see the world where like 1996 when the internet was just starting, this is virgin territory. it's all starting to sprout up. i think there can be this consumer health care world that is just spectacular and creates something parallel to the existing world. it's complementary, but it reflects what we actually want for our health care. emily: thank you so much for joining me. anne: thanks to you. ♪ coming up on bloomberg best, the business stories that shape the year of 2015. more, we willand take a look back at the years top headlines. >> the fed basically is living in an old age. some ofso hear from 2015's biggest newsmakers. >> the natural forces of a market economy and capitalism will drive that disparity unless government do something to help. the year that of was and look forward to the year that is to come.

is not new data. the data exist currently in the healthcare space and once it's together, my example you can see on the above slide that the way the data comes together like an example is that the medication ordered you can see when the doctor does it and when the longitudinal patient record comes in you can see on the payer data when it was expensed. our goal is , the data in our system is brought together in a meaningful way and we are trying to provide that for every member in the state to provide better care and safety. currently we've had a lot of community interest from the many of the counties and the health plans around us to help them serve their high cost and high risk population and we also have other members that were strategically targeting all healthcare systems and we are offering the system to anyone interested. that is the brief overview of what cal index is and i wanted to leave enough time for simon to come and answer some of the opt out questions. >> before we get to opting out, i

earlier this week, there was a data data breach. each campaign with add other information that other campaigns aren't positioned to see, but the dnc says staffers from the sanders campaign viewed and downloaded information from hillary clinton's data. in response the sanders campaign fired its top data staffer. but the dnc temporarily suspended sander's campaign from the data base. 12-page lawsuit accusing party leaders of trying to undermine his bid for the white house. you don't get to give the campaign a death penalty because some young staffer who has been fired made an act of misjudgment. amy: but early this morning, dnc chair debby wasserman schultz says the party is restoring sander's access to the file and in a statement said that the party will continue to investigate to make sure that the data is deleted and no longer in the possession of the sanders campaign and says that she hopes the focus can go back to the debate, something that clinton's campaign manager echoed in an interview with news 9. >> look, i hope the debate

"own your data congo -- data," it would echo.he fact that it's there, it's happening, and i see the world where like 1996 when the internet was just starting, this is virgin territory. it's all starting to sprout up. i think there can be this consumer health care world that is just spectacular and creates something parallel to the existing world. >> coming up on bloomberg best, the business stories that shaped the year of 2015. market makers and more, we will take a look back at the years

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i will cathy cathy cathy onto data by meaning dot data by meaning as the lawyer and economist on the panel i just spent a really interesting week at the cabin and i hung out in the village there and it is incredibly interesting area they are incredibly porous and it's not obvious to me the countries that are getting into the business of having conduct the tests new but they were doing when it comes to security. i think that their supply-chain issues that are real and affecting numerous devices and ice of interesting presentations where you see one chip and it's in 12 different marchers so it's not obvious to me that there is incentives in the marketplace to achieve the kind of security progress that we need in the time we needed i think there will be a large number of devices that are pretty vulnerable and marketplace to any address some of these risks. >> we will have competition the privacy and security we do see competition and privacy and security and that is gritty and incredible benefits to consumers how quickly are we going to catch up to this vulnerable wave of devices coming

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and this produces data, huge amounts of data known as metadata. it's broken. thank you. what is also interesting about edward snowden is that he did not work directly for the national security agency. as for as one can tell, he was a subcontractor and worked initially for dell, who are responsible for installing computer systems and maintaining and running them in a classified environment. they are a legacy system. they cannot be modernized very well. it's a very important job to keep the systems running. in addition, he then worked for allen hamilton, which is when he decided to flee to hawaii. he only worked for him for three months, a very short time, but he did that to gain access to more data and to be able to leave to hong kong. it is a question as to whether the security procedures in and of themselves are sufficient as well to prevent this from happening in the future. one of the issues you might want to consider yourselves is that of encryption. since the snowden revelations, the use of something called -- which is partly funded by the navy, which encrypts data,

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once you look at the data, it takes data to unlock people from their unconscious bias.e a lot of comments made, not with mal intent, but anecdotally, and it's important that we look at the data right now. emily: i'm being devil's advocate. the idea is that the diversity of a partnership creates diversity of thought and better outcomes. firmse most successful are firms that have no women. keyser boy was -- no one is performing better than sequoia. does it matter if they hire women? across the entire industry, the other key thing is people are not looking at is what is access to the right deal flow into the right deals. we know venture capital returns are made on a few big hits and many core performers -- poor performers. the disproportionate spoils go to firms that have had one or two good picks that does not reflect the diverse ideas their entire portfolio. it would be equally good to look at a staff. seeing the trend of a number of women venture capitalists leaving firms and starting their own. >> absolutely. there's a lot of things at play in terms of who gets the uni

>> what we have to look at is no data points at all or all data points.ave to have a very broad -- broad view. that is down, that is the end of the world. it is not saying anything constructive. nothing at all. money factoring is going back to half percent. it is on a totally different issue. you have to sit back and look at the entire body of data. this is what economists to. traders tend to look at the latest data item. the markets price of the initial data item. they don't pay attention to the revisions. why does that matter? central banks are run by economists, not by traders. this is a good thing. have started to pay more attention to what the markets do and how they react, and responding to markets. guests: i am skeptical about this. we had one dubious comment about market volatility. that is a mean they are actually paying that much attention. but, the market based participants. the fed is packed full of lawyers, people who have no idea about anything. if we look at the ecb you have central bankers at the bank of england. you would think the u.k.,

data. we're running a clean campaign."sanders' campaign filed a federal lawsuit against the d-n-c, while also providing the committee with information on how it used and disposed of the data. the glitch occured on wednesday. it enabled sanders' staffers to view voter data gathered by the clinton campaign for about 45 minutes. sanders' data director josh uretsky (you- ret-skee) was fired by the campaign. he told cbs news he was *not* trying to snoop."my goal was to create a record of what was wrong so that i could accurately assess both for the campaign and for the dnc // what my understanding was of what was wrong.uretsky was fired and other sanders staffers are under investigation. the d-n-c lifted the suspension late friday night, but says it will as if you've found a house with an unlocked front door and instead of locking it and notifying authorities. you went in, and ransacked the house and took things that didn't belong to you." meanwhile the data breach is sending tremors through the