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and then it took these changes to allow this enronment, which has slowly evolved. i think it is very positive development. laura: but if nasa is really doing this to raise money to go to the moon, doesn't it make-- oes it make sense when the president has tweeted that nasa should not be talking about going to the moon? leroy: right, and so the moon program is going to coot more than it currently has been budgeted for it. the additional 1.6 billion u.s. dollars that has been ca is a first step.ll we r need year on year funding, probably $5 billion to $10 billion additional per year. this opening space station to commercial businesses, even at the $35,000 a night rate for a participant, two-year, 30 days each, a couple million dollars if you counted as pure profit which it is not, but i helps to offset some costs, but it is a drop in the bucket when you're talking about $20 billion-odd for nasa. laura: leroy chiao, thanks so much. this weekend broadway will anlebrate the best of amer theater with the tony awards. one show tt has already been setting records is "to ki

security goes up so it's ingenious genius that takes me actually into philosophy because in philosophy on enron redefined what greed is and i mean runs selfishness and greed are beautiful things as selfishness is loving yourself and greed is pursuing your selfishness and so that's i think shown in the in the big coin realm where we're encouraging greed. you're helping the system we end 2016 and honey badger don't care that my current quit because it coyness still going up and up and up. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election does

sorts of sales in declaring this emergency effort and the administration is seeking to, in my opinion, enron congressional authority here and i think when we look at all of the moving parts and all of the changing dynamics and why are we selling paveway missiles to saudi arabia without congressional approval and under the auspices of a national emergency. i think we see reasons why we need to affirm the trust that our constituents have in us and we do that by questioning the action of our counterparts be it with the department of state and be it with the department of agriculture and be it with all of the departments and this is the balance and i think to some degree the notion of us conducting some level of oversight has gotten spun into it being an adversarial circumstance. sometimes it's standing up to the constitution and ensuring that the u.s. government is making good choices and i also serve on the agriculture committee and as an example we've done oversight of the conservation title. it doesn't make the news because it's an important role and the conservation title is working well. i

dollar over enron the reality is trading down in the free market near an all time * low as annual inflation is near 50 percent the reality is severely devalued losing its value over 4 fold in relation to the dollar as a result of stringent economic sanctions over the last 15 months and over in turkey the lira has suffered its worst fears in nearly 2 decades in 20 teens but it has been deemed the comeback kid this year with investors barring the u.s. dollar and investing in the lira and returning over 6 percent from the carry trade the lira is now up and rebounding with the central bank expected to leave its key interest rates unchanged at 24 percent and finally break wind rally past 13000 just 5 days after breaking 10000 the all coin markets followed up with many of the top 20 all points pushing double digit gains on the day now let's turn over to daniel from our thanks chris to turning to was strong europe in the americas we start in the united kingdom where the pound sterling is down against the dollar at midweek perhaps no surprise there is a u.k. models to brag sits and waits to see who

>> smith: the lerachs ha successfully sued enron for over $7 billion in damages.ill lerach had been disbarred and jailed for illegally paying plaintiffs inct some classn lawsuits, so they enlisted ann oldfather as their lead counsel. >> probably is a little bit of watchingheir own backs. our team of lawyers are blessed to have as ournt consulill lerach, who's a disbarred attorney, but indeed an expert in pension fund analysis.ve and so we omebody right there at our beck and call who has edated us about the breadth of this problem throughout the united states. kentucky might be the first one to go dot it won't be the last. ♪ >> smith: as lead plaintiff, they tapped an old friend of michelle lerach's, jeff mayberry, a retired state trooper.at >> f i understand, the funds were fraught whs. inflated f allegedly they were exorbitant, they were non-standard, they >> smith: tens of millf dollars. >> that's what i understand. (gunshots echoing) >> smith: in the spring of 2018, we attended a pre-trial hearing in a courtroom in frankfort. >> blackstone assetme mana... >> sm

meanwhile enron's ambassador to the u.n. has called for the international community to demand that the us and what he calls its unlawful and destabilizing measures in the gulf our diplomatic editor james a as has more from the united nations in new york ok if either finding it on the iranians are determined to persuade the international community that they're the ones telling the truth in addition to the broadcast of this video which the iranian press t.v. says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the foreign minister mohammed job and zarif has been busy on twitter he said we retrieve sections of the u.s. military drone in our territorial waters where it was shot down he posted this hand drawn map which he says shows the exact flight path as well as marking iranian territorial waters he says it proves iran acted in self-defense it's a point that iran's ambassador to the u.n. magid tucker of and she makes in a letter to secretary general antonio good terrorists and to the current president of the un secur

says this time yesterday and some fog and cloud cover as well this is our live camera overlooking at enron can see the marine layer there the golden gate bridge towers. in the background, but hey things are starting to clear out around the bay area. but you're going to see a temperatures a little bit cooler waking up to mostly the 50's around the bay area we're going to be seeing a windy conditions as well push through a breezy conditions into the afternoon. but still a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy a breakdown of the afternoon highs. definitely different than what we saw yesterday here in san francisco. we saw the board a completely covered in 70's today, 60's for you 65 in downtown 64 for the sunset district expected a lot cooler at the coast, upper 50's to low 60's and we're going to see a more 60's on the board as we get over to the peninsula and move further south that we're going to start to see some of the low 70's like the redwood city and through woodside so you can definitely see a much cooler, especially here in your south a zone. this was all full of the upper 80's and 90's ye

i set up the market oversight investigations post enron. and basically, the easiest way to stop market manipulation was to stop market. under any guidelines at this point about how to kind of do the trade-off between mission and security if you're interested in some references on that. >> -- i just want to take all the questions. and then we will put the respondents --. >> sean linguists with cyber scope. point taken about private sector visibility and as you know, more and more companies are making attributions lately. regardless of whether they named the actual governments. john said, the -- names. but, my question is, how often do you differ significantly? your assessment of attribution from major companies. and what implications does that have for how you assess the threat and a side act? >> let's do one more. and then we will -. >> hi. derek johnson with federal computer week. for either erin or tanya. there are two items in the fbi -- budget request that i wanted to ask about. one was $70 million in additional funding for enhanced inf

i set up the market oversight investigations post-enron, and the easiest way to stop market manipulation was to stop markets. are there any guidelines to how to do the trade-off between mission and security? john: this gentleman here. i want to take all the questions and we will respond. >> sean with "cyber scoop." point taken about private sector visibility. more and more companies are making attributions regardless if they are part of any actual governments. as far as brett groups. how often you differ significantly in your assessment of attribution from major companies, and what implications does it have for how you assess the threat and decide to act? john: one more. >> derek johnson this is for erin or tonya. there are two items that i want to ask about, one was $70 million in additional funding for enhanced information sharing capabilities and a request for 25 new data analysis positions. i am curious what you all are hoping to get out of those resources, where would they be focused and what are you hoping to do with them that you cannot do today. john: i will let you choose among

is already blaming enron. the truck -- yvonne -- iran. they admit it is not clear if the explosives were from the islamic republic. governmented states says the islamic republic of iran is responsible for the attacks today. this assessment is based on used,igence, the weapons the level of expertise needed to execute the operation, recent attacks on shipping, and the fact that no proxy group operating in the area has the resources and proficiency to output such a high degree of sophistication -- with such a high degree of sophistication. paul: there are all bank joins bankow -- derek wall joins us now. no hard evidence to back up those claims. >> you heard mike pompeo talking about some of the evidence the u.s. says that it has. photos of mine damage to these tankers just off the coast of iran, and it bears mention, really, that some of the way that the u.s. is describing this is not "here is our evidence. this is bit of financing that links the ron -- iran to it," more an absence of evidence that it could be anything other than iran. you

know i think those of white house understood it would say financial services was overcorrection to enron what we shouldn't have is overcorrection in regulation, nobody wants that. what people really want is proper regulation and managing the sheer size and influence of the platforms and media companies that they have become so that's what we need to find it is kind of -- kind of goldly lox you don't want it to be too hot or too cold but just right to find that nearby, that protects that the consumer. but doesn't overregulate the platform. >> you know what, because today companies are more pivel and bigger than a lot of people even expected. so just their size alone and their influence has, you know, when you're big. you get the eye of government and we saw that years ago with microsoft. right? >> exactly. let me ask you about consumers have been so much choice today the distribution -- is bigger more than we've ever seen yet the direct consumer molds is important for the industry whether you're advertising marketing or tech. >> absolutely, and if you look at marketplace and you think of