want to get to eamon javers in d.c. >> senior administration official tells cnbc that during the investigation into office of personnel management cyber attack that happened last week they've now discovered an additional apparently separate attack. here's what a senior administration official just e-mailed to me moments ago saying on june 8th as the investigation into the cyber astack proceeded the incident response team shared with relevant agencies that there was a high degree of confidence that opm systems containing information related to background investigations of current, former, and prospective federal government employees and those for whom a federal background investigation was conducted may have been exfiltrated. in plain english that means somebody stole background information, application data on a large number potentially of federal employees and others who might need background information. why is that important? those background information documents often contain very very sensitive personal information about people who are applying for jobs including alcohol abuse, drug abus

eamon javers in d.c. >>> game on. youtube unveiling a emo of its new gaming app at its los angeles studio just a couple of hours ago. julia boorstin was there and has the story. >> youtube is looking for a piece of the big business of livestreaming video game play. the company just unveiled a new youtube gaming app bringing together all of youtube's gaming content with tools to make it easy to search and browse. presenting it to an audience of 100 of youtube's top gamers, saying that more than 25,000 games will each have their own page. gathering all live streams about the titles. youtube is taking on twitch, which says it has more than 100 million members in its global community watching and talking about games with 100 million broadcasters. it is a valuable space. amazon bought twitch for nearly a billion dollars last august, snatching it away from youtube's parent google, which was the expected buyer. youtube's announcement comes ahead of e-3, the sbrigd convention next week. for that youtube's launching an e-3 hub

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now to eamon javers in washington, d.c. he's got a news alert what. are you looking at bud? white house press briefing room where minutes ago white house press secretary josh earnest interrupted the briefing in progress and told reporters that the secret service was asking them to evacuate the briefing room and now that briefing room has been evacuated. the secret service uniform division officers are moving about the briefing room now. we can see the live feed of what's going on in that room. no indication exactly just yet as to why this briefing room has been evacuated. as of now, very unusual to evacuate during the middle of a briefing depending on what kind of situation is going on though. that could be a necessary precaution. this comes just about an hour or so after we saw a similar evacuation up on capitol hill as there was a bomb threat called into the senate dirkson office building, that building partially evacuated and saw a bomb squad moving true some senate hearing rooms on capitol hill checking under chairs and desks and moving through methodically methodically.

d.c., eamon javers has some breaking news. >> the white house we're here at the white house where president obama just started speaking a few minutes ago in roosevelt room. the headline here is a new policy from the white house, a new executive order signed by the president today. on american who is are taken hostage overseas. the white house says that no longer will the united states government threaten the families of those people who have been taken hostage with prosecution under the terrorist financing laws and the like. if they negotiate with and pay ransom to get those families members back. the white house saying that the u.s. policy here on hostage taking is not going to change. the united states is still going to have a no concessions policy. but that the u.s. government is going to work much more closely with the families of those people who have been taken hostage. slip, they're also announcing a new fusion center created to combine resources from the fbi, the department of justice, the intelligence community and other entities of the u.s. government to focus full-time on getting those hostages back and trying to have better ou

in the financials. but don't discount health care, this is the spot to be. >> you guys hold your thoughts, i've got to go down to washington, d.c., breaking news from eamon javers, the fcc plans to fine at&t $100 million for misleading customers about unlimited data plans. they say it violates transparency obligations. the fcc saying that its investigation alleges that at&t severely slowed down the data speeds for customers with unlimited data plans and that the company failed to adequately notify its customers that they could receive speeds slower than normal network speeds, that at&t advertised. this conference call is ongoing right now. scott, we'll listen to it and bring you more details as we have them. >> eamon, thank you so much. down in d.c., so much activity. jim lebenthal sitting with me as well. i want to get to our first guest of the day, the number one ranked strategist by institutional investor, want to find out where he thinks the markets are heading now. atul leilei is with delltech international. welcome back. nice to see you. >> give us your view on what you think is going to happen today and how you would invest as a result? >> good question,