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he was targeting an advanced engine made by ge and a foreign joint venture partner they were working to copy. and he corrupted insiders with access to company data and access to company infrastructure so he could help mss hackers in cyber units in china target the same data at the same time. he used one of his recruits or co-optees, a senior company official to help install malware and kept track to make sure they could access the implant he'd uploaded and steal a similar fan blade technology that only ge possesses and this one an official at a chinese university to contact a ge engineer through linkedin. i'd be remiss if we didn't say we see a lot of chinese outreach on social media especially on linkedin and they offered him a trip and then another to europe. when we saw what happened we at ge were able to use our relationship to work together to foil the attempted threat. letting the scheme appear to play out, but helping ge provide the engineer altered documents to steal. so in this case, at least, because of ge's quick work and cooperation, china was not able to leapfrog over a

ge was an american institution. it had pioneered inventions that dramatically improved living standards. the lightbulb, the x-ray machine, the diesel electric locomotive, the refrigerator. the people who worked in its factories and labs in river times and industrial bburbs around the country thought of themselves as family. welch said he wouldn't flinch from the hard decisions, whatever the human cost. when he took over, he laid off a quarter of the ge staff and got the nickname neutron jack. this was the era of ceos of corporate america being lionized on the cover of fortune magazine and jack was the top of the pile. can you talk a bit about how ge had such influence over corporate america general and boeing specifically? >> he was the model of what a ceo should look like and what he should prioritize and phil condit knew him, had a personal relationship with him. it meant things like fix it, close it or sell it. you got to fire the bottom 10% every year. financial engineering during those years ge met or beat earn

i'll just read it ge was an american institution. it had pioneered inventions that dramatically improved living standards the light bulb the x-ray machine the diesel electric locomotive. the refrigerator the people who worked in its factories and labs and their in river towns and industrial birds around the country thought of themselves as family. welsh was telling investors, he wouldn't flinch from the hard decisions to jettison them. whatever the human or political cost. and actually after he took over within the next five years, he laid off a quarter of the ge staff and got the nickname neutron jack. this was the era of ceos of corporate america being lionized on the cover of fortune magazine. and jack welch was the absolute top of the pile. so can you talk for a little bit about how ge had such influence over corporate america generally and boeing specifically. yeah, i mean at the time. he was considered. he was the model of what a ceo should look like and what he should prioritize and phil condott knew him had a personal relatio

ge was an american institution. it had pioneered inventions that dramatically improved living standards. the light bulb, the diesel machine, the diesel electric locomotive, the refrigerator. the people who worked in its factories and labs in river times and industrial birds around the country thought of themselves as family. welch was telling investors he wouldn't flinch from the hard decisions to jettison them, whatever the political cost. in fact, when he took over he got rid of a lot of the staff and got the nickname neutral jack. but this is corporate america being lionized on the cover of "fortune" magazine, and jack welch was at the top of the pile. can you talk a little bit how ge had such influence over corporate america generally and boeing specifically? >> yeah. i mean, at the time he was considered, he was the model of what a ceo should look like and what he should prioritize. and phil condit knew him, had a personal relationship with him. stone cipher, as you say, had worked for him, was a protege of jac

he allowed prosecutors to introduce evidence of p&ge fires that happened before 2019. before the kincaid fire burned. i should point out we asked to bring our camera into this courtroom so we could show you exactly what was said in there and we were denied by the judge who is supervising this case in sonoma county. and shasta county is watching this case very closely. they have similar charges out of the 2020 fire but also four counts of felony involuntary manslaughter because that fire did claim lives. in sonoma county abc7 news. dan: pg&e admits the power lines sparked the kincaid fire but the were good faith judgment calls and not crimes. the response stands in contrast to the 2018 campfire which led pg&e to plead guilty to 85 felonies. ama: to covid-19. the daily cases reported in the u.s. are below 300,000 for the first time this year. but experts warn that still much higher than previous surges. dan: the once dominant delta variant now accounts for zero percent of cases in the united states. omicron accounts for more than 96%. ama: and san francisco is once again

possesses this is not the official ge prominent university through linkedin.an aside i would be remiss if i did not note we see a lot of chinese intelligence outreach so offering a trip to china and then another trip to europe when we saw what was happening we could use our relationship to work together letting this scheme appear to play out to help ge provide the engine to alter documents to steal so in this case because of the quick work and cooperation china was not able to leapfrog over a decade of hard work to undercut the us major employer with 50000 employees. we are waging the battle every day and as dangerous as that tools directed at a single company technology it is scary how chinese operations like that one have become precious one chinese intelligence officer working for one entire unit dedicated solely to aviation related secrets and that's just one of the ten technology areas they have prioritized for stealing just using cybermeans the chinese government hackers have stolen more of our personal data in every other nation combined the harm from t

you mentioned the ge case where they were able to intercept one of these attempts. how did they do it >> well, the fbidirector said last night that part of what happened was ge aviation went to the fbi and told them that they had this problem once that cooperation was underway, the fbi was able to give doctored documents to the ge employee to hand over to the chinese spy. that is to continue to go along with the ruse. the spy thought he was succeeding he was actually getting bogus documents. they were able to arrest him in b brussels he was convicted in november first time an mss officer has ever seen the inside of a u.s. courtroom. >> fascinating thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "power lunch," washington's big february a busy month between growing ukraine tensions, fed nominees, a possible government shutdown, scotus nominees and so much more there's a lot that could impact your money and we'll break it down, next >>> plus, brady's business playbook the lessons we can take away from tom's career. stay with us >>> just 90 minutes first trading session of febr

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ge> right now on "america this about his cause of death. >>> new time line. what the government is now planning when it comes to covid vaccines for young children. >>> cheating scandal at the olympics. the accusations against a star russian athlete, all the breaking details from beijing overnight. >>> staggering price increases, electric bills up 300%. the average price of a new car topping $47,000. the new prediction about inflation and what's being done about it. >>> plus, the bizarre glitch forcing people to listen to npr on their car radio. >>> and the remarkable journey this cat took that nearly took all her nine lives. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm rhiannon ally in for andrew. we begin this morning with new revelations about the death of actor and comedian bob saget. >> his family is now revealing he suffered a head injury before going to sleep. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning we now know what killed actor bob saget. his family revealing he died from head trauma in a florida hotel room last mon

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