when we saw it in dailies, ethan said, "that's really romantic."o i said, "it could use a little touch of sensitivity before what's going to happen, you know." (narrator) producer joel silver, known for the blockbuster films "lethal weapon" and "beverly hills cop" was attracted to their distinctive style. i'm proud to be involved with joel and ethan. but i don't look at it as adding to my collection. i look at it as i hope i help them make a great movie, because if it's a great movie, it'll be good for all of us. we started working on "the hudsucker proxy" several years ago with sam raimi, right after "blood simple" as a matter of fact. and we put that aside for awhile. it's been an intervening seven or eight years because it was becoming clear that it was going to be a very expensive movie and not something we could -- probably not something we could realistically make and certainly not something we could make at that point with the kind of control we wanted. (sam raimi) we were doing a rewrite 6 months before production. joel turned to me and sai

with us is shaun osborne and ethan harris. what's going to be the impact on the bond market, all good? shaun: we'll see the trends we've seen generally continue, negative yield are off the lows we saw a few months ago and expect yields to stay relatively depressed. the e.c.b. made it clear despite the confusion we had around the march policy decision when there was maybe the impression given that the e.c.b. was looking to become a little more active in terms of reducing accommodation that that probably is not the case now. so i'd expect the situation to continue pretty much status quo. yields are going to stay fairly depressed and think we'll see the difference between which is important from an f.x. point of view the differential between u.s. yield and euro zone yields remain significantly wide in the u.s. dollar favor and the yield spreads there and is a major source of support for the u.s. dollar. i think it's a case of steady as she goes in terms of the impact of effects and probably impact yields as well. alix: what i fou

>> jesse: ethan, 15 seconds. last word.ead. >> i don't have an issue with referring violent criminals to federal authorities for deportation. but that's not generally what is going on. we have very specific individual examples that we're talking about. but overall, you're talkingha about differnt things. greg abbott of course has control over sheriffs. >> jesse: ethan, if it were your daughter, i think you would have a different opinion about sanctuary cities. we have got to run. as a reminder, don't forget tost pick up bill's book "old school: life in the sane lane." best seller. available online and in stores now. factor podcast with robert samuel. lf f bill o'reilly himself is the guest for lively discussion about the book. the podcast is available on billoreilly.com or itunes. and when we come back, drama engulfed in the investigation into possible ties between russia and the trump campaign. two top political reporters join us on where it goes from here next.t early morning market. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep

trish: ethan, you are shaking your head, why. >> i don't agree. the legislative filibuster is in place, i disagree with ford, that we're going to have political judges? this is an utterly misrepresented by so many people, including people who should know better, former attorneys general coming on tv and talking about this. there is a fundamental split among the legal community, among professors, lawyers, judges, about how to interpret the constitution. we make it political because that's how we like to talk about it, but it's about how you interpret the constitution. there is a split, and some people like it one way, some like it the other. as we've seen with many supreme court justices, they change over time too. trish: i'm out of time. got leave it there. to your point, yes, there are different ways of interpreting it. i think it should be pretty straightforward, you just need to uphold the law, don't need to make the law, don't need to be look at the constitution in a way that can remake the world in your eyes. just read the law, uphold the law

that's my son ethan and my stepson sebastian.s about 18 months ode right now and his name is ethan nomache, that means little man in indian. gives me hope and a reason to pull through. >> coming up empty in the laundry facility search, sergeant lawton and the isu team launch a full-scale investigation of the laundry workers cells in hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it's used. >> these are actually some targeted cells that we're after, inmates that are assigned to the laundry. we're going to follow up, see if we can find any more metal, any more contraband. go up to the cell, strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. >> we're pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons, drugs, tattoo paraphernalia. >> turn around. >> strip out. turn around. you smell anything? i'm telling you right now -- you will be -- did you swallow something? >> swallow something? are you serious? what would i swallow? >> when we first came

the kiwi trio of ethan mitchell, sam webster and ed dawkins, who won silver at last year's olympics,ond, as new zealand claimed the title for the third time in four years. the bronze medal went to france, who beat poland in the ride—off for third place. earlier, the first gold medal of the games went to italy's rachele barbieri in the women's scratch race, but she left it late. barbieri, who was third at the bell, produced a furious dash to the line, to beat elinor barker of great britain into second place. it was a first world title for the european under—23 champion. we don't often show you action from the united soccer league, which effectively forms part the second tier of football in the us, but there's a first time for everything. here's a goal which will live long in the memory for okc energy fc fans. first, we have an unorthodox acrobatic throw—in from michael harris to teammate, miguel gonzalez, and how about this for a finish? this beautiful bicycle kick gave the oklahoma city based side a 1—0 win over sacramento republic fc. a beautiful bicycle kick to see there. you can g

i'm joined by california talk radio host, ethan berman and john thomas. donald trump, he vowed not to get involved in syria. clearly, he was affected by the images that came out of idlib of dying women and children and civilians. does that explain everything? or is it simply that once you're in the oval office, the view is different? >> i think that's the story. you can see that he was affected. obviously, by the children that were needlessly murdered. but really, it is, when you're privy to the intelligence, that the united states is, and you understand that whether or not more lives are going to be lost, it is up to a decision made by you as commander in chief. trump clearly decided to weigh in on it. and i think it's a political win for donald trump tonight. >> shortly after the air strike, the president explained why he gave the order. listen to this. >> it is in the vital national security interest of the united states, to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. >> just two days ago, donald trump was the president of america

ethan: the 10 year has been reacting as expected. with the tax reform and infrastructure spending. priced. market is down the risk is more the equity markets, which is behind bonds and recognizing that maybe the big goal in the economy isn't coming. bonds are reasonably priced right now, but there are risks to the equity market. david: what is realistic to expect on tax reform at this point given what you have seen? we saw president trump saying that maybe we do health care game before tax reform? ethan: we need to recognize that the agenda before congress right now is massive. these are very complex legislations. the tax reform they put forward is very complex. health care reform is always tough to do. it took obama 13 months to get his health care plan through. but we are looking does i am looking for, at what point do leaders in congress start to scale back these bills, and try to be a lot less ambitious and what they are trying to do? on tax reform, if you go back a year ago, people were not talking about comprehensive tax reform

tammy bruce, ethan bearman. you are out there on the so-called left coast, how are the president's actions being received at door media universe? >> it here, it's mixed. even people who are left of center said good, let's up the terrorists. the bigger concern is one off attacks like we saw under president bill clinton didn't achieve the goal then against the terrorists, so what is the strategy now? what's the big picture? were not seeing that or hearing that. there are some real skepticism over what the end result of these two attacks will be. >> jon: are there comparisons? can you compare what bill clinton did in his attack that basically leveled an aspirin factory and what president trump has taken on? >> i don't think we can. i think one of the big differences with president trum president trump's he stopped micromanaging the military. bill clinton micromanaged military. all lawyers micromanaged milita. donald trump is saying, they know what his agenda is, they know the dynamic and the general in afghanistan

check this out, this is sir ethan. come on, say hi. >> hi. >> hi. >> you have a tactic he has a hat on for a reason. >> we will scoop our eggs up and put them in the hat. >> we're cheating. >> look at that. easter bunny is here. >> so you told me you came from the north east. what time did you wake up. >> 5:00 a.m. >> on the train in the bus. >> look at you. >> why did you do all that. >> because god is good and we are able and we are here to win. >> nast right. >> we are adventurers and we want to win, we are here to win. >> normally easter egg hunts, he threw it back. they don't hide these. what color i heard you saying the color. >> what color do you want. what color do you want, blue. >> blue. >> yes, he says we are looking for blue eggs, they are thrown them all out. mike and alex we have until 7:00 then it kicks off. we will check back to see what ethan picks up and gets golden ticket. >> wow. >> so cute. >> happy easter. >> makes you want to just pop one out. >> lauren, try to open one i want to see, i know we s

host: let's go to ethan in south dakota. good morning. caller: good morning, sir. how are you doing. host: well. caller: great. thank you for the opportunity. i wanted to pass a couple of ess or nonpartisan takes on what we're talking about this morning. host: okay. go ahead. first take is just obviously on the conflict of interest between the family and trump administration young nd myself being a father with a little boy learning how to talk and coming from a family that was very involved. all very close in my immediate family, the way i take it is that it's -- the law is up to that's been set reflect an attitude of conflict of interest within a family unit think. so to clarify my point here, i understand the two takes on the side and the issues and oh, these people will be able to see a difference and there andate here and we have to give them the benefit of the doubt. but at the end of the day, what young family trying to make a difference in the world, and at the end of the of your advisors is your daughter, you have to add dimension of family relations and ti

this pictures shows the memorial for 19-year-old ethan rosser who was accidently hit by a hammer during a hammer throw event at wheaton college west of the event on saturday. rosser was serving as a volunteer. >>> as the world marks holocaust day, one living survivor shared her story. she was hidden for 6 months before she was put on a train for auschwitz. a hungarian guard pushed off off the locomotive. later she learned that everyone else was slaughtered on the train. >> i think from my heart, i never lost my faith. >> she eventually found the swedish diplomat who saved tens of thousands of jews, she urged everyone to continue telling her story so the holocaust will never be repeated. >> 5:48 a.m., water rescue see the moments firefighters saved a to an from a flooded creek. >>> we have details on former president obama's first public speech since leaving the white house. >>> the 6abc zoo balloon is ready for lift off in lego land. the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks hosted the show that allows lego lovers to bring their imagination to life. the one thing it doesn't fly. >> i

tisha lewis, "fox5 local news" storm knocked down trees and power lines and fell on bakery carol and ethan avenues. no one on the street or inside the store was hurt and downed trees blocked treats and made it hard for drivers to get around. she was drunk when she showed up this morning. lauren. they're the ones that contacted police. megan debo had on can tairn of alcohol in her possession at school and it happened:30 a.m. and she drove into work and is charged with dui. 29-year-old is a 6th grade english teach erin she's working hire for two years and in her buy on on school web site says she's actually -- she actually attending sterling middle herself as i child and we spoke with appearance in the area and tom a are angry and some feel it's rather sad. >> think it's a shame she gets into a car and interacts with children she's supposed to be setting an example for the children. i'm glad she was arrested in jail it's all sad you don't know what is going on in her personal life. >> she interacted with students and this all blapd classes began and held on 2,000 secured bond. live in sterli

in regards to ethan's point with all due respect, secretary kelly was general of the southern commando this is the guy who's intimately familiar with the threats along the southern border. so i trust his judgment in this and there has been reports that texas top law enforcement agency, warning texas lawmakers about the fact that individuals with known terrorist ties were apprehended at the southern border according to the department of homeland security, a report that they issued. thousands of individuals at the southern border that had ties to countries that were state park playback sponsors of terrors. this is absolutely a time of threat where terrorism is rampant and heise's has been growing foothold around the world. >> dana: last question to you, one of the things that secretary kelly pleaded with people was to say that congress, you pass the laws, not asking you to support our people. do you a sense that democrats understand that the mood in the country is to support law enforcement, to support these border patrol agents and eyes agents and what they have to do or do you think t

. - kids on the go is important to ethan because it was able to take him from the child that was at two years old diagnosed and now he's at a point where he is a very high-functioning child. he heard about this basketball camp and that he would be able to learn from somebody that played in college and somebody that has experienced some of the same issues and he really enjoyed it. he's just like, "i wanna learn how to play basketball. "if this guy can teach me basketball, "then i wanna try." - don't be afraid to tell you, "i can do this, "i can do that, and you're not gonna tell me "that i can't do this because i set my life. "i live my dreams. "you don't live 'em, i do." - [all] one, two, two, kids on the go! - we'll have more great stories from our friends at hooplaha on future shows. for teen kids news, i'm daniella. - when it comes to healthy eating, your plate can be your guide. one quarter of the plate should be for your protein. chicken, pork, or fish are best, but red meat is okay. just be sure that it's not too often. and lean towards lean, meaning meat that has very little fat.

. >>> and now, after a tragic and bizarre death of a student, ethan roser was volunteering at a track meet yesterday when he was hit by a hammer the hammer throw. the witnesses say that he was standing in the middle of the the field, and he fell down and unresponsive and later died at the hospital. the students at wheaton college gathered for the memorial tonight in his honor. >> it is really tough. this is how it happened an crazy to see how life in a moment can go away. >> reporter: his brother and sister-in-law posted a statement on facebook that said we are in shock, and struggling to comprehend how we will live without him. >> and still ahead on nbc 5. >> the rare scene caught on camera by a drone over monterey bay. we will be right back. >>> it was a rare sight in monterey bay and not for the squeamish nature lovers though. >> and we hope that you are not squeamish. and what you are seeing here is a large group of killer whales eating two gray whales. >> that is what you do in the ocean, right? >> that is what they do. and shot from above not by a l helicopter, but droerngs and

he was beaten in the first two races by new zealand's ethan mitchell. in snooker.ning day of the world championjebb at the crucible, you place qualifier gary wilson and at first all went as expected, the five—time world champion scoring the first century break of this you's tournament. ronnie o'sullivan was leading 5—1 but wilson fought back winning three frames ina but wilson fought back winning three frames in a row and now trails by only one frame 5—4, the score to o'sullivan and that much will be concluded tomorrow afternoon. the first to ten frames. one of the matches from this evening, defending champion much is obvious having an easier time against qualifier fergal o'brien, selby won all but one frame in the afternoon session and is doing well in the evening session, he's leading 9—1 against o'brien who is at the table at the moment. the match has just resumed and will conclude this evening. you can watch the match on bbc two. james o'brien— fergal o'brien hasjust the match on bbc two. james o'brien— fergal o'brien has just taken another frames are now it is

he was beaten in the first two races by new zealand's ethan mitchell.e at the crucible in sheffield. he leads fergal o' brien by 8 frames to 1 in the first round. selby has won the title in two of the last three years and the world number one soon swept up the first two frames....//his opponent, the world number 114, was becoming something of a stranger to the table with the next three frames also going to selby. for 0'brien, it was beginning to look less like a question of could he win the match, and instead whether he could win a single frame. at last he took one but he trails selby 8—1 in a best of 19 contest ..they‘ll resume at 7pm. ronnie 0'sullivan is having a more testing time against gary wilson, you score the first century break of the championship and was leading 5—1 at one point but wilson has battled back winning three frames in a row and is now trailing by only one frame, 5—4, 0'sullivan leads at the moment, the match will conclude tomorrow afternoon and it's the first to ten. leicester tigers have strengthened their hold on fourth place in

vonnie: that was ethan harris with bank of america merrill lynch.loomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:00 a.m. in new york. i am julie hyman. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ julie: we are alive from bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour and covering stories out of san francisco and turkey. here are the top stories we're following on the bloomberg and around the world. president trump set to nominate -- to nominate randall -- randy quarles. if confirmed, he will have great sway over large banks like goldman sachs and j.p. morgan chase. standoff over north korea. vice president pence inside onea hoping to put pressure the chinese to take action. in emerging markets, -- in markets, now that medical -- st. jude medical is required, -- let's get to the latest on the federal reserve. president trump is planning to nominate randy quarles.

authorities say ethan rosier was hit by a hammer during a hammer throw event west of chicago on saturday serving as a volunteer for the competition. >> hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. handing off the baton to "good morning america." >> robin roberts is joining us with a look at what's coming up. this coming saturday president donald trump will hit 100 days in office and we know you'll be looking at it. >> reporter: we're covering the 100 days in office. we'll show you the latest on where he stands as the budget looms. >>> tennessee teacher who abducted his former student set to appear in court this morning as the father of the teenager shares with us while she is recovering and what she had to resort to in captivity. >>> a 4-year-old tumbling out a bus. we spoke to the firefighter who rescued her and how to keep your kids safe. >>> we have kobe bryant here, and kaitlin jenner will talk to mi

school said that ethan roeser was hit in the head during a hammer throw competition yesterday,.ric: hundreds residents in florida are now returning homes after a wildfire forced them to evacuate near orlando, firefighters are battling the flames that burned 700 acres, investigators are offering a $5 how the fire started, they say it was suspicious. arthel: president trump removing surgeon general from his post, vivek murthy. this move take president trump's administration one step closer to finalizing its transition into power. eric: another major airline faces a public relations problem. this time it is american airlines, reporting about how a crew member has been suspended for allegedly hitting a mother with a stroller, after the video was woman in tears before another passenger stood up and confronted that flight attendant with harsh language. the union is defending that american airlines employees, bryan llenas with details. reporter: association for professional flight attendant is now blaming american airline, and passengers in defense of this attend in attendant who wad f

mourning the death of a student, the hool said that ethan was hit in the head.ng man died at a nearby hospital. hundreds of motorcycle riders from across the country paying tribute to the victims of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, this is call the ride to remember raising money for the the national memorial dedicated to those who were killed that day, as you recall, that domestic terrorist attack occurred on april 19th, 22 years ago. arthel: president trump renewing focus on core campaign promise, big announcement on tax reform this wednesday but some members of his administration saying it could still be a few months before we see concrete numbers on tax cut. >> our administration is most i will saying wait and see when it comes from tax reform. trump's budget man is dampening expectations. >> i think what you're going to see on wednesday is some specific governing principles, some guidance, also some indication on what the rates are going to be. i don't think you will see something and i don't think anybody expects us to roll out a bill language on wednesday.

adam ethan out for the rest of the season. that's according to a report by fox sports's ken rosenthal. suffered a torn acl on friday. the lead off hitter and center fielder was off to a hot start, batting almost 300. that is a big, big loss. >> it is. >>> and the redskins, well let's talk about something uplifting, right? look into the future. introducing the redskins two new players. one of them first round pick defensive lineman jonathan allen who by the way is from leesburg, virginia, if his name sounds familiar. he grew up a fan of the new employer and dan's also got to meet allen yesterday for the draft day parties that you can see. they also meet the redskins alabama teammate, alec r ryan anderson, welcome to the team, guys. >> absolutely. leesburg not too far away. he's right there. >> yeah. >> hey location is everything when it comes to thunderstorms today. tom is tracking your best chances to get wet or stay dry. >>> a local church whose history is interwoven with our own. today they celebrate a century and a half. ll

but a union army veteran called ethan alan hitchcock. hitchcock may have expressed the situation best by quoting from the 25th sonnet of william shakespeare. and shakespeare was one of sherman's favorite authors. remember, i quoted that earlier. but here's the, here's four lines that maybe expresses it all, quote, the painful warrior, famous for the fight, after 1,000 victories once foiled, is, from the book of honor banished quite, and all the rest forgot for which he toiled. thank you. [ applause ] >> we're told we have time for two quick questions, and that's all. so rush to the microphones. >> was there any thought about checking out andersonville and what was going on there? >> yes, yes, he did. pardon me. the question was, did sherman think about andersonville when he was marching. yes, he did. he sent, after atlanta, actually, he sent a unit to try to free the people at andersonville, but they failed, and they were imprisoned, so nothing came of it. very good question. >> i know this isn't the question, that will result in an easy

. >> the academic reentry program is run by former 49er ethan ram son. in nine years, it's helped nearly 700 kids transition back to school. more than 400 of them have graduated high school. >> united airlines has reached a settlement with the passenger who was forcefully dragged off a flight in chicago. >> the announcement comes on the same day united announced changes to improve customers' experience. abc 7 news kristen sze is here with the details. >> who can forget this viral video that caused outrage around the world. passenger david dao physically dragged off a united express flight to make room for united employees who needed to fly. that happened three weeks ago. his attorney sent out a press release they have reached an amicable settlement with united airlines. the terms will remain confidential, but dao's team praised ceo oscar munoz for the acceptance of corporate accountability, united is to be applauded. a marin county attorney says the super speedy settlement is a wise move. >> a lawsuit that may have been worth only a few hundred thousand

. >> after the tragic and bizarre death of a student, 19-year-old ethan was volunteering at a track meethe was hit by a hammer during a hammer throw. witnesses say he was standing in the middle of the field. he fell down immediately and was unresponsive and later died at the hospital. students at wheaton college gathered for a memorial in his honor. >> really tougher. like this is where it happened. it's crazy to see how life so in a moment can go away. >> now, rose's brother and sister-in-law posted a statement on facebook. it read, we are in shock and struggling to comprehend how we will live without him. >> los angeles is showing off its very best right now. the olympic committee is in l.a. evaluating the city's bid to host the 2024 games. ioc is going to be there through tuesday. leaders say the visit will play a critical role in determining whether l.a. gets the bid or if it goes to either budapest or paris, the other finalists. the ioc is going to visit those locations next month. the final decision will be announced september 13th in limb a peru. speaking of sports, let's turn thi

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. -- my name is ethan. i had a question about the comparison between trump and the reagan administration, and i would love to get your thoughts on this, how you can get that comparison given the 1980's approach with reagan and margaret thatcher with world politics and what we see from the trump administration and chief strategist steve van and, -- steve bannon, and economic nationalism. and i was at a talk with you and your husband, and donald trump talked about pipes that can be just for american companies and create products here. that is a drastically from -- drastically different worldview from the reagan approach of the 1980's, solving problems of those time, the end of communism in europe, and i would like to see how you can see and reconcile both of them as conservative. mercedes: i know it is not on the economic growth, they want the growth in terms of jobs. >> democrats with a that as well, though. mercedes: they would go about in different ways. less speculation, which is what trump and reagan wou

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. >> can i ethan egg. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers.e time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. ♪ >>> good morning, 8:16. we have a jammo on the schuylkill expressway. accident right here approaching belmont avenue. this fellow here, we have one car, two cars, that guy looks like he is facing the wrong way, westbound schuylkill expressway, between city avenue and belmont. we have got sun glare, wicked, in complaints though, because it feels g open up sun roof in problems coming into town town on the bennie. we will have a light week. kid are off from school. spring break. jewish friend celebrating pass over. holy week leading up to easter we have lane restrictions already around ben fr

according to ethan brown, ceo of beyond meat his team has created a meatless burger that he says hasture of real meat. >> we take materials from plants, we take protein we take fat, et cetera, from plants and we run them through heating cooling and pressure which if you had pasta or if you had a cliff bar for example or something of that nature you've had something that's run through a similar process. we are essentially realigning the proteins that you find that plants so they take on that fibrous texture and architecture of muscle or meat. >> no, dog, can't agree with you on that. [laughter] >> beyond meat burgers free of soy gluten and gmo's. i can't. that's not a burger. >> i bet you tastes fine. that the not my point here. >> no. >> the question is is it a bigger none it's not. >> i don't think so. we asked people on social media. i want to know what people think about this so let's what was sea wha see what they say. i think for the most part people think no according to a dictionary a burger does not have to have meat. the dictionary gives examples of meat vegetables and tofu.

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. >> you will celebrate ethan hawke. this is being shown at the festival called naughty. can you show us what this is about ? >> it is a true story of an artist. it is the story of an unlikely relationship between the man and he hires a woman to be his housekeeper. >> let's look at the clip.>> hello there. >> sister. i sold the house. >> our house?>> you cannot look after yourself. >> i will get a job. >> a job doing what? >> i do not know. >> i am they came in about hiring a woman to help around the house.>> i am looking for a housemate. >> hello. >> it looks like some very engaging characters. it is an interesting story. hawke will talk about them? >> we will do a tribute to his career. he will calm and we will show some clips from the elms he has been in over the years and have a conversation about his work. >> i want to mention a another film that has a unique connection with the film festival. it is cold rocking out. how is that connected to what you're doing? >> this is an organization that puts on the festival. people know it is through the estimable because we are

ethan is a stay tuned at golden butte academy he believes cybersecurity is an urgent -- golden view classical academy. he believes cybersecurity is an urgent threat in his documentary. take a look. >> the most urgent issue to be addressed in 2017 is cybersecurity. as technology vabses and the infrastructure of our country backs interconnected by the internet, malicious attacks and new social issues will have severe consequence on our society on every level from governmental, to commercial, to individual. for the last three decades, technology and the internet has been fostering potential conflict. for countries, cartography has transformed into satellite injury. payment methods have begun from cash only to encrypted online payments. this technology now requires extra attention. if not addressed could have detrimental effects on our society. >> cybersecurity is such an important issue today because of the number attacks rising, the types of attacks, and most importantly the impact of those attacks can impact nation states, corporation, enterprises as well as the individual. so it's the nature