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. ♪ with a hide-e-li-de-e-lie ♪ ♪ and a hide-e-lie-de-lay ♪ we work and we make cigarettes ♪ ♪ all hide-e-lide-e-daycan get a break-e ♪ ♪ from their stressful lide-lives ♪ ♪ and relax-y with the cigarettes ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight -- my guest tonight -- my guest tonight -- is an lgbtq and "black lives matter" activist and author as well, darnell moore is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) he's a really inspiring young man. he had a talk about his compelling new memoir "no ashes in the fire," a fascinating book about growing up black and queer in america. beautiful story. we're going to talk about that later. but first, let's catch up on the day's headlines. yesterday in the world cup korea pulled off a major upset by beating germany, the reigning world champions. mexico moved forward in the tournament, so uh now mexico is korea's biggest fan. >> mexico is still cele

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[ applause ] you have protected, fought to protect our country and our freedoms against adversaries, and that deserves our deepest gratitude. and you're still in the fight. over the next few minutes, i'll be speaking about how adversaries are still interested in targeting veterans in cyberspace. my name's sarah geary. i'm a senior analyst in fireeye global intelligence, and i come from a decade of government, government service, myself. focus mostly on cyber intelligence. it's a real honor to be here with you today. so one of our main goals in fireeye intelligence is to know the adversary better than anyone else does. malware can change and cases of compromise can vary by intrusion, but the adversaries themselves and their underlying motivations remain rather constant. so, that's the best way to get ahead of the threat is to focus on the threat and who's behind it. so at fireeye, we've categorized four mean motivations that adversaries take to motivate them to go after veterans. one is espionage, financial, ideological, and then attack or cyber physical. and i'll walk through each of those and specifically how they apply to veterans now. so, let's start with espionage. for an intelligence agency, one of their main priorities is to find out as much information as possible about foreign military -- their capabilities, their people. fireeye, we've seen evidence of that within the cyber espionage space, even back to our first advanced persistent threat that we tracked, apt-1, which we attribute to china. what we saw with apt-1 is they were interested in stealing military work charts to include the contact information of military personnel and their roles and responsibilities. and a reason a nation state would be interested in this is to figure out who to target. what they're looking for, some of the main criteria, is someone who would know a lot about the military, someone who even after the military would be a natural leader in the defense or political spaces. and then someone who's well connected and could lead them to other targets. and veterans fit the bill in all of those three criteria. if you remember the opm breach and the anthem hack, both of those happened around the same time, and fireeye, we believe that -- and they're both attributable to china -- so, it's really quite plausible that china is correlating both of those databases, going through the opm database to find military members or those who used to serve in the u.s. military, and then running those names through the medical records to find the specific in-depth personal information about those military members. that's one of the reasons why in this presentation we're focused on health care, because of how extensive medical records are and how sensitive the information is within them. it's perfect targeting data for a nation state. so, just hypothetically, if china were able to put two and two together with those databases and then use that medical information to craft a very tailored spearfishing eails to go after a veteran, not many people would think twice if they saw an e-mail in their inbox that seemed to come from their medical provider with an attachment related to the symptoms that they had been having. who wouldn't click on the attachment, potentially enable the macros and find out what their doctor is saying to them? well, in this hypothetical scenario, if that happened, their personal e-mail could be hacked, and then china would have access not just to more of their personal information, but also to their contacts, many of whom would be other military members and veterans as well. and china's network and understanding of the u.s. military would continue to expand. the veterans have also fallen victim of cyber criminals who routinely try to steal personally identifiable information, pii, and sell it, monetize it somehow online. now, they're specifically interested in medical records, given how lucrative they are and valuable when they go to resell. now, fireeye, we have

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e to coordinate with other d.o.e. programs and avoid duplication and assures that arpa-e grants go to innovative technology that is would not otherwise be funded by the private sector. the bill reforms arpa-e but does not authorize any funding for arpa-e. instead, h.r. 5906 provides much needed reform to the arpa-e program. it also leaves the door opened for congress to readdress arpa-e funding in the future and determine if the agency is need meating its intended purpose. unfortunately, there have been some mischaracterizations of this legislation. supporting h.r. 5906 will not prevent congress from cutting as we did in the house past energy and water appropriations bill earlier this month or even eliminating funding to arpa-e in the future. continue ted it allows us to enact reforms today that refocus arpa-e on technology within the d.o.e. mission. in addition, one organization that opposes this legislation apparently didn't read the bill and confuse it in with another bill that re-authorizes arpa-e. thanks go to vice chairman lucas and ranking member johnson for their work on this reform bill and for their support of advanced research around the country. mr. speaker, i just want to mention one more thing and it might be of interest

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>> i guess i would start by saying everything has changed. the mutual fund business is a totally different business. it's now probably 70% of the cash flow, sometimes 100% of the cash flow is going into index funds, which isn't exist when i started vanguard all those years ago. and indexing is up to i think around 45% of mutual fund, equity mutual fund assets. so it's been a reev revolution, indexing has, and it's changed the nature of how people look at investing. and most important of all, it's made people start to think about cost. cost is everything in this business. because when you think about it, where are returns generated for we investors. they're generated by corporate america. they earn money, they pay dividends, they reinvest the remained ner the business and that's where value is created. the financial markets are the way we access that value. but the financial markets don't give us all of it. they take their share first and then give us what's left. being we investors. so anytime you can shorten the gap, bridge the gap, minimize that gap is a good thing for the american investors. maria: you make a great point about cost. people are not focused on that until you put it front and center with such low fees at vanguard and now you've got industry of industry trying to copy vanguard, whether it's the index industry or brokers trying to take tear fees down. is this a race to the bottom, jack, in terms of how low fees are gone? >> well that's really a great question, maria. most of the fee competition in truth is in the etf, exchanges trade and fund area, because that's where a lot of the activity is, a lot of the cash flow is. and the competition is moderate for actively managed funds and really very light for what i call traditional index funds, tes, index funds, tifs, i should say, index funds of the type i started in 1975 that are bought and held together forever. let me explain it this way. we changed the business, the indexing business from an index passive index held by passive investors to passive indexes held by active investors. a lot of trading going on in etf land and that's not such a good thing. that's where the competition is, because you can make money starting a little company, i call them financial buccaneers, trying to find a little hole that nobody else has filled, a little niche if you will. and in the other -- there's not much appetite in the traditional index fund business for lower cost because, as i say, often said, the problem with index. funds is all of the darn money goes to the investors. and the mutual fund business is a business that is people coming to the fund business to make money for themselves and their management companies. they want to make money for their investors, sure. but the more the management company takes twb less the investor makes. maria: and that's the issue. a lot of people don't realize that. the first question is how much is it costing you. the money is coming out of your returns. jack, how do you answer the criticism -- i saw in your interview recently about the critics of the index fund today saying that you're not allocating capital properly. it's because the biggest stocks make up the biggest percentage of most of the indexes, mike voft, 3.2% of the s&p 500 and walmart is half a percent. new money means that the large stocks take a proportionately more money than other stocks. so is that destabilizing? >> that's not only not destabilizing, maria, it's not true. in other words, if we have 4% of assets in alphabet or google, we put 4% of our new money into that. if we have half a percent in walmart, as you said, we put half a percent, it doesn't change the equation. we're investing based on the market values of the company. and when the prices go up, the prices go up in the regular market, if you will, by individual investors, but they also go up for the index fund. maria: okay. >> rising prices creates zero capital allocation issues. >>> jack bogle revolutionized the world of investing. what does he think of the index funds? >> we don't need 5,000 index funds or 6 thowks. here. we perform over 50,000 operations a year in places like this. for the past 15 years, chubb has identified ways that we can strengthen our safety measures. and today, our hospitals have some of the best patient safety records in the country. now, we're constructing new buildings that will define the future of piedmont and chubb is here, insuring our expansion. two million patients a year depend on us. and we depend on chubb. i'm still giving it my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? 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you say hold on for a long time. but what is a long time? when can you actually get those returns and what do you look for as a run to sell, jack? >> that's a great question. i guess my fair time period is the same as warren buffet's time period, forever. you know fb fo, for your whole . there will be opportunities along the way. we've seen them in the last 25 years. to get out and get back in. maria: vanguard is changing. the retirement plan. not having the flagship s&p 500 fund in the 401(k). why is that. what is your reaction to the fact that vanguard is dropping 12 funds from the employee 401(k) retirement o 1 f, d 7. >> w answer is that companies all over the country, and i presume vanguard, although i don't run this place anymore, there have been too many choices in retirement plans. you could run a retirement plan with three or four choices with abstock index fund, a bond index fund, a balanced inducks fund and that could be it and investors can make the choices easily. an asset allocation issue. and by giving them quite so many issues at vanguard, not in the industry generally, we've confused investors. for vanguard in particular, this is not going to surprise you, i think it's too bad not to have the 500 as an option. but it's pretty much indifferent from an investment standpoint because our crew members, as we call them here and bogle himself, just go into the total stock market fund which is 85% of the s&p 500 any way. i like the s&p 500 but i'm perfectly satisfied with the vanguard total stock market index fund. a little broader. maria: what do people need to know about their 401(k) plan. i feel like people put their money in the 401(k) and they don't necessarily know what the plan is invested in. is there any advice you want to give us in terms of managing their 401(k) plan? >> well, the less you manage your 401(k) plan the better. make some choices, asset allocate -- allocate your assets, to some degree based on your age, and you can do that of course through these popular target date retirement plans in which vanguard is so totally dominant it's almost not worth talking about, and gradually build up a bond position over a period of time. but the other option is even simpler and that is buy the balanced index fund, you'll be 60% in stocks and 40% in bonds for the rest of your life and that may even be a better strategy. only time will tell. maria: it's so important, jack, just this week we learned that the social security fund is going to be tapping into its fund for the first time in 36 years. people need to understand social security may not be there for you when you retired. the 0 now onus is on individualo make sure they have a 401(k) and savings in the stock market, correct? >> that's correct bts. i wouldn't write off social security quite so soon. i don't thini don't think the nl policy of the united states of america, i believe that policy precludes a significant reduction in social security. and to me it's kind of sad that we could fix wit such tiny little changes, change the retirement age a little bit, make the social security minimum wage deduction wage based deduction a little higher and all of the suds it would be fixed. maria: our thanks to jack bogle for joining us. it took guts to start my business. but as it grew bigger and bigger, it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? 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[ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? factory in fremont. kpix 5's sandra osborne is there this morning. >>> tesla raising eyebrows again. this time it's because of a huge tent. >> we have sandra there this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, from where we are, we're not able to see the tent. i can tell you that nest not the structure, but rather what is happening inside of this tent that's the big talker. now the ceo tweeted and saying that we needed another assembly line to reach production. a new building was imp built a huge tent in two weeks. it now houses the line for the model threes. those are the cars that's supposed to launch them for being for the wealthy to the luxury vehicle for the masses. it's a company that promised they would turn out 3 thousand cars a week. they struggled to reach the goal. the company has been in the news this month as they announce thud the company was laying off 9% of the workforce in an effort to turn a profit. that's 3600 workers. they say that the company will never move the world to a cleaner energy. now, according to bloomberg, they did get a temporary permit to have the tent. no word on how long it's going to help the production. that's assume ing assuming it's fully operational. from the south bay to the north, we're tracking the bridge. >> yeah, coming up this weekend, there's a toll increase that goes up $0.25. if you have a fast track, it's up to 7:00 dollars. that's coming up this weekend, july 1st. that's when the tolls increase. we're going to go from the south bay and the ride from gets sluggish as you're getting in to morgan hill. you have a 17-minute ride, and then things are looking pretty good as you're going along 101 and 85 is checking in problem free. you will have those slow downs just between 680 and 880. the bridge is still checking in problem free. everybody is on the best behavior this morning. no problems to report along 101 right near sfo. you can see the space between the vehicles out there. the traffic is going smoothly in both directions. i cannot say the same for the toll plaza. that's been the same for some time now. the drive times are continuing to clip now. the 580 approach and the freeway is starting to get a bit crowded. we're in the yellow, and have not seen the red. the only one in the red this time around is at 580. that's a 30-minute ride for the super commuters out there. >> let's go to the forecast now. >>> i am going to the start with the fire and weather conditions. this one is burning and right now it's 17-mile an hour gusts and east of clear lake. the temperatures are rising 64 degrees, and this is the coolest time of the day. the temperatures are warming up a bit. humidity is starting to drop slowly but surely. the west winds are coming in for the bay area and impacting most of us. the it's going get breezy in the low lining valley locations. especially at 5:00 or 6:00 or 9:00. that's when we will see the winds increase around the sunset time. overnight conditions are pretty calm and cool. the humidity was up. throughout the day, this was the afternoon highs. it's a lot hotter. this looks to be smoke from the fires that are burning all throughout the west coast, and here is a look from the tower camera, and that's a different scene for you here as we're dealing with the cloud coverage. this is showing the clouds rolling in and out around town. we're seeing more of that around the last 30 minutes or 45 minutes. it's thicker out there. cooler in santa rosa. this is through the satellite radar. it's goating thicker east of fairfield. owning land airport is down to five and then going to 6. other locations are nice and clear. san jose it's sunny and the winds are coming through here at 3 miles an hour. through the can delta, it's breezy but not as strong as what yesterday brought us. it's not to be and that's slightly above average for today. we're looking at 78 for fremont and cooler at 7:00 and 30 degrees for the inland spots. now, this is going to bring us heat and it's not going get to us. the sun is at 635tism tim. now, here is the 7-day forecast to show you when the heat is going pick up. we have normal conditions and then triple digit on saturday. that's a look at the forecast. >> thank you.> ios 12 includes s like screen time and group face time. the operating system is going to roll out to all iphones and ipads this fall. they report the new editions can be a bit buggy. >>> instagram estimated to be more than $1 billion. that's reported by bloomberg. it could account for 16% of facebook revenue for the next 8 years. >> i need to get better on posting on instagram. >> yeah. >> anette is teaching me. >>> the fdaig the fi marijuana h stoes. >> they have approved the first drug -- >> and the rates of several cancers. there's higher number is numbers. those are the today's cbs news, los angeles. >>> jackson made major league history yesterday by putting the uniform on. plus, jerry rice like you have never seen him before. you have to stay tuned for this folks. that's coming up. >>> dodgesers, double rays, tigers, d backs, marlins, diamonds, rays and one of the tigers struck out 7 in six innings. tied at 4 and going to detroit and solo shot, and the a's beat the tigers five to four. perhaps it was a couple of days ago and there was a walk out hit. there was a day off, and then taking advantage with a little fishing trip. >> you know, just gives them a chance to catch the breathe. i will be out in the ocean somewhere. >> yeah, we got a picture of a fishing day. >> the rockets james harden won the mvp award and beating out davis. he brought his mother to accept the trophy. casey won for the year and he fired casey that was swooped up by detroit and made for an act ward speech. >> when you get fired, which i did after winning. i wish them nothing but the best. >> jerry rice posed for espn. he says he feels more muscular than when he did as a player. you know what, going down to sidelines as a football player with the 49ers. >>> 6:26 right now. a wildfire threatens hundreds of homes in california. the race to contain the flames. >>> president trump is calling out california congresswoman maximum seen waters for the resent comments while keeping the focus on immigration. >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> you see it coming at you. you have to go. you knew it. >> fleeing as the flames go to dry land and homes north of the bay area. >> we're defending your borders because if you do not have borders, you do not have a country. >>> tesla puts a tent to ramp up the model 3. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, june 26th. >> kenny has the morning off. the time is 6:30. let's take a look outside. we have a little bit of fog and hayes hanging around right there. we have the golden gate bridge and the good news is tt traffic is moving smoothly. you have to pay more for that. >> yeah, get all of the crossing in done. >> in the meantime, you have the great pictures out side. >> yeah, a lot of you are wake up to plenty of sunshine. looks like that's where the clouds are hovering. look at this. the winds are pushing and that's it's making for a shot or going east of course. you can see how it's picking up a bit. the cloud cover is east of fairfield and redwood city and all seem to be in the clear right now. the weather pattern is going to stay pretty consistent to what we're experiencing. that means that the west winds are pushing in the marine layer. the visibility down is through the bay and it's decreasing a little bit more you in santa, rosa. >>> we're tracking delays right now for the super commuters. westbound 205 is a real slow route. we're dealing with speeds that dip below 10 miles an hour. they have wrapped up the work, and we have a few accidents, but nothing to warrant the delays. we have a 45-minute commute from 205 to livermore. we have two lanes blocked. do expect the delays. >>> we're in lake county and the wildfires are going and forcing thousands to evacuate from the home. the fire broke out on clear lake oats. >> reporter: going to the indian valley reservoir is and that's destroyed 22 structures and threatening reports and that's still like 5% contained. the evacuations are in order this morning as 1500 wait for news that their properties have not been a victim of the flames. >> we came in -- and the power and w is unaie an the campfire is morning and they have team s teams -- the good news and the timing and then some lower winds and hopefully you can get a handle on the fire lines. >> thanks, macy. >>> two other fires and that's in the could bety and burning 300 acres. and that's going to the county. that's going and scooping up and try to help out and san francisco is equipping police are san stun guns and that's $7 million. that's more than double what the police department projected and that's the that's next year. the matter is expected to be more row bustly. >>> police for the police body camera available to the public. it's going release the body camera within 45 days or request an extension in the police shootings or others of public interest. >>> a new sexual misconduct policy is approved. >> it's going to take affect next year after more than a hundred woman came forward calling out harassment. it's going task them to review claims. lawmakers have the say on how to discipline them. >>> the president is announced that they want illegal immigrants deported. he said that the policy is laughable with some international leader and -- >> what we saw this weekend is enough to kurtles one blood. children were frightened and crying for their mothers. >> during a rally in south carolina, the president said that political hostility and single #d out maximum seen waters. >> and that's the. >> you more and for those at a low, two words. we are in new jersey. and that's the sitting vice president and wounding and that's alexander hamilton. and going to south carolina and then the speech for 2 floor and then there's no question that the insults going back and forth are shocking to all of us. let's not believe that american politics have not at times been lower than this. >> you're making us feel better. it could be worse. a lot of the blame is going on president trump. >> and the reason for that is because trump has personalized this. you can have an honest disagreement on if immigrants should be allowed in. when you start saying that mexicans are rapists, people take it personally. we have one campaigning in south carolina and one running for mcmaster. he spent an hour long speech talking about mcmaster. that was just the part of the speech and there's no question that president trump goes in this. whether he is to blame in this is maybe too far. i think that it's far to the say that there's no modern politician that has the lack more than president trump -- and that's a whooper. >> yeah, that's a whooper. live in washington d.c. >> see you next week. >>> the board of supervisors is going elect a new president. current president and major elect london breed is going step down today. >>> under water and working to rebuild. >> amid-a summer shut down, the growing concern that business own werers are expressing on the twin peaks tunnel. >> getting a look at the big board here. the dow is up 28 points. coming up, we have an update from the reporter. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. d since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. the department didn't renew their 6-month "amazon rekognition" contract.... they said staff there will the su >>> or la doe -- orlando decided not to renew the contract. staff is going to see whether to use the tool at a different time. the facial recognition technology has come under fire and recently some amazon employees. >>> a massive tents the size of two football fields have popped up in fremont. kpxi is there this morning live. what is going on? >> well, what is

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e-mails, democratic national e-mails and podesta's e-mails. it was the russians who took out ads all over the country pitting one american against the other. the bottom line is russia did interfere in our democracy. they're doing it everywhere else in the world. and when they say they didn't, they're lying. and president trump, if you don't bring this up, it will be a huge mistake. and if you don't push back against the lie, it will be a huge mistake. as to what they're doing now, i hope president trump will tell president putin, we know what you're doing, and you better knock it off because you continue to do this at your own peril. if we have a face-to-face between president trump and president putin, and there's not a clear understanding by president putin that we've had it with your interference in our democracy and your destabilizing the world at large, then that will be a huge mistake and a great opportunity lost. there are areas we can agree with the russians and there are places we can work with the russians. but to have a good relationship with russia, you have to have an honest relationship with russia. and here's the honest relationship with russia: putin is no friend of democracy. he interfered in the 2016 election. and he's going to do it again in 2018. and he really is not a republican or a democrat. he hates us equally. mr. president, remember the dossier, this piece of garbage that was collected in russia about fortunately agent paid by the democratic party. where do you think they got that information from? do you think putin would hesitate one minute to undercut you if he thought it was in his interest? he will do what's in his interest. and when the pain is too great, he will back off. so i'm counting on you, the american people are counting on you, president trump, and the world is counting on you to set the record straight when it comes to putin's interference in democracy, including ours. and i hope he understands after this meeting is over with, he continues to go down this path at his own peril. and if we don't make it painful, he'll keep doing it. we're doing a lot of good things in terms of pushing back against russia, but not enough. because if we were doing enough, they would not be interfering in the 2018 elections, and they are. finally, as to whether or not they did it, every intelligence agency we have under the obama administration, now the trump administration, says without equivocation the russians interfered in our election. it wasn't some 300-pound guy sitting on a bed somewhere. they stole the e-mails. they gave it to wikileaks. they're trying to divide us. they're not a friend of republicans. they're an enemy to all of us. mr. president, use this opportunity though clear up the record and set it straight when it comes to russia's interference in our democracy. find common ground where you can and make sense to work with the russians and syria. it makes sense to work with them in north korea. it makes no sense to believe the lie or make them believe that we believe the lie. and the lie is they didn't interfere. with that, i'll yield the floor. and notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: , quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, are we in a quorum call. the presiding officer: we are. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i rise today to ta