and dave allen, and thanks for that to alan fisher. the, on the video at we will, we will get a view from israel in a matter of moments. but in the meantime, let's look at the latest sky line of gauzy. you can see that familiar sight to 24 days in smoke billowing up over the horizon is dusk fools and quite often we see it in recent days, the bombardment cranks up as dark circles on the besieged strip of garza. meanwhile, israel expand it gets ground. so decent to gauze as well as i say, continuing to pound this trip to the restaurants is ready. tanks have now been seen on the outskirts of gauze and city and have 5 vehicles passing by ground forces and pushing deeper into northern gauze, but have met resistance from the out cassandra gates, that the military wing of a mass and the palestinian islamic jihad held could okay, in the past 24 hours, intense fighting has been reported in these areas are, those are all in the north and in the east and is ready times have been seen moving on the main road which links nolan and southern gaza tha

dave frederick, assistant w director for china, national security agency. everett goldstein, executive director for cyber security, retired lieutenant general steven fogarty. senior executive advisor, luda allen, and her marketers, advisor of cardio technologies, formerly ceo cia and dave richardson, vp of product endpoint security, lookout. please join me in applause in welcoming our speakers. >>> wow! good morning, everybody. i hope you have shaken off the glaze of being here all week and finally being able to talk to people. we are in a cyber security conference. that is always a good thing, right? so, good morning, everybody. it is great to see you. given the rapid advances in technology and the ever shifting political economic and environmental landscape, the future of cyber threat world is sure to change. this group of experts will explore how this feature will likely impact cyber security and things to think about in order to keep up and we might go back to some of those old- fashioned human factor problems that will lie ahead in the future as they are here with us, today. so gentlemen, everybody gets to answer. hopefully, you will sort yourself out and if not, i will help you if it is

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