let alone he we spoke to two recently from a tech magazine motherboard deutschland and from where she told us it seems that the c.e.o. of intel will likely have some explaining to do. well in tow and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting just came out now which is the intel c.e.o. has sold his shares in november a seventeen or so as many shows as he could then came out today saying this is all perfectly normal while knowing about the security flaw for months and months so let's bring in our financial correspondent yan's quarter who's on wall street following this story for us jens the c.e.o. of intel end up facing charges of trading on insider knowledge. the timing certainly is a bit odd if you consider that the c o's sold his share after the company got aware of the floors but before the new was actually trickled down to the public and the ses he probably will have a look at this issue but personally i cannot really imagine that it's a case of insider trading because that would really be too obvious it would be

from the tech magazine motherboard deutschland it reports on the intersection between technology and society let's start about this discovery itself because you've uncovered some quite interesting details about the research teams involved in uncovering these flaws in chips yeah it was three separate teams that discovered this flaw and it's known since june two thousand and seventeen and they independently verify it first the two flaws one is called specter and the others called meltdown and this discovery could also mean that very well funded or capable threat agents could have uncovered that at the same time in the wild there is no way of knowing if this exploit has been used by anybody else so far because the locked out does not affect it so you can't really say it has been exploited but acars have oversleep from what you're telling me they've had a long time to exploit it if they've known about it what about the people at intel who knew about it themselves. well intel and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting

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the freedom party getting as far as far as it did that certainly would push the alternative for deutschlandthirteen percent in germany in germany that it's what's helping viktor orbán win certainly almost certainly when and third term in hungary this year and i think if you leaders do not listen to what their voters want on migration which is they want less of this external migration that is i'm not talking about internal migration talking about external migration from the middle east or north africa and whatnot i think if if that is not. limited or controlled or brought to a significant lead lower level but i think you will see continued support for these particular parties. briefly do you see any bright spots for europe in this coming year. well i think brags i'm one of the few people who think that breaks it might not go through i think that if there if the final deal comes out from the e.u. it is presented to the british people and it is significantly or even moderately worse than the current arrangement that they have as members of the e.u. i think there's a possibility that there coul

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germany's far right wing this rally was organized by a far right group that calls itself veer through deutschland or we for germany was tough enough it. there for her the popularity of the slogan search shouting here like merkel must go actually mean that they want germany to be a model cultural society what we're hearing here is a form of german nationalism the whole corps long dead and gone i place because the envoy is here is a revival of extreme nationalism and maybe even national socialism this is more third preaching harris factions at its most suspicious most let's see if it is true why he did not make up comedy among the participants is a berlin member of the far right party alternative for germany the a.f.d. though he's not one of the organizers he's in the thick of it. with her or her to talk to her address the fact that an a.f.p. member is drumming up support for this xenophobic protest is very telling us that there are very close ties between the far right and they have days where the in essence they're a far right party and see for another it's not because i thought. that. some two h

the statement issued i just about deutschland history in the state of washington thing that. may be a case yeah all of us have some does allow us not to kind of going things i miss it can also feel like it shows over thinking will be is in the a pimp leash he doesn't and try to clean the room to show us via this is so that when the faceted doesn't it they are getting started and now nobody. is infallible and our strong printer printer shot him straight on us but i didn't feel like. i was going. i was once the associate isn't gunter in this land which most of those lands i think here. one guy's been as a dozen globus is made to feel so unbeaten and told a lot on the lot he hasn't and technology of the gods intrigue no would you freedoms are in a base with us or less than they can manage while many stand as a country to live on and that's ok i'm going to do it i'm starting this time going and cameron east i'm listening about the big bands from the to at one and the ad copy of how my house must get some damage trust and auction in basle movie it wasn't just a few spots. but now

from the tech magazine motherboard deutschland it reports on the intersection between technology and society let's start about this discovery itself because you've uncovered some quite interesting details about the research teams involved in uncovering these flaws in chips yeah it was three separate teams that discovered this flaw and it's known since june two thousand and seventeen and they independently verify it first the two flaws one is called spector and the others called meltdown and this discovery could also mean that very well funded or capable threat agents could have uncovered that at the same time in the wild there is no way of knowing if this exploit has been used by anybody else so far because the locked out does not affect it so you can't really say it has been exploited but acars have oversleep from what you're telling me they've had a long time to exploit it if they've known about it what about the people at intel who knew about it themselves. well intel and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting

or new elections per polls are showing new elections would prematurely help the alternative for deutschlande xena phobic party. yesterday big deal but the vote was a lot closer than has been the case in the past. >> how problematic, young and leftist members of the party be? >> the problem is a whole group and the party, almost a civil war happening with democrats. you have a group led by the leader of the social democrats who basically says, i do not care how good a deal the coalition agreement is. we do not want to be in the coalition with the christian democrat communion. every time we do, we tend to do worse in the elections. the minority and really redefine ourselves and establish ourselves. it is tough for those who want to go forward and for the sake of stability of germany and the stability of the eu, to have a coalition, it is hard for them to negotiate with the group because basically no deal will be good enough for them. vote. was 56% of the interestingly, a few days ago, a poll was in germany of people who voted for the social lastratic party in the september's, and 56% of them

an agreement even if they do reach that agreement, that does make the afd, the alternative for deutschlandight party the opposition party then. they came third with about 12% of the vote. there would be a coalition between the first and two parties it would massively increase the expo picture and wh exposure and their opinion would get more air time and what jit legitimacy in that. >> i would point out markets don't seem to be taking into account any of it. the dax up 30% now over the last one year >> very tu >>> we're approaching the top of the hour the team is gretting ready for "squawk box. good morning >> hi, how you are, wilf >> very good how about you? >> i'm good. >> how many weeks vacation do you get? >> three, four weeks >> have you ever had an issue where you were trying to get vacation time, couldn't get it, saying i want off, they said no way. >> no, because the powers that be are wonderful i would never say that >> liar, liar. something everyone deals with in corporate america. how many vacation days do you have can you take them? we have patty mccourt on, the author of "power

because it's the spd, the second party, and the cdu, csu, the biggest party, the alternative for deutschlandthat far-right party will be the leader of the opposition, which is significant in terms of what the debate will be every day in the chambers we'll see if that gets confirmed. the euro popping on that news. >>> u.s. futures are higher. 100 points or so for the dow just shy of 100 points off the back of strong gains, 0.8% for each of those main indices yesterday. the ten-year treasury note as well, that rose in yield at the start of the week off the back of rising yields, it has paused, gotten close to 2.6. at the middle 2.5 level this morning. international yields have continued rising all week. if we look at the german ten-year now, that's at a why not seen for five or six months. 0.516. you can see that significant move yesterday so, yes, we're seeing the euro moving today because of german political news, but it rose yesterday as well because of the move higher in yields. which came off the back of the ecb minutes. the main take away is people expect more tapering of qe this year an

obviously we know about the rise in deutschland.t the status of refugees in terms of education of children and the other things, most importantly jobs. >> hi david. i am alex, i worked over and elizabeth. and it is a pleasure to hear you speak. >> why are you at the office today? [laughter] >> my question goes back to what you already talked about. the digital warfare issue. it is, definitely should be raising more eyebrows. and i wanted to hear your opinion. i would be interested to hear you speak about the rise of hate groups and the right-wing politics of the era. and in response to that, the anti-muslim rhetoric that is a big part of the age of information and what we can do as not only concerned individuals but even in terms of advocacy and reaching out to the congressional leaders and what the next step is in protecting -- and get into good accurate representation of the vital work that we do. >> thank you. let me do this in reverse order. what is your job? [inaudible] >> fantastic. case management means some of the most diffi