george kurtz, crowd fight cofounder and ceo. fbi guys don't exaggerate. he right, that every major company has been hacked by the chinese? >> at this point we absolutely subscribe to the same philosophy. if you look at proliferation and how active the chinese are, it is i'm impossible to stop them getting into any major corporation. most corporations had some incident, certainly over the past year. in many cases the chinese have been rummaging many large networks for many years undetected. david: when we say chinese though that is one person, chinese a country of over a billion people, who specifically is behind this? is this the chinese government? is it a branch of the government, what? >> we would call it a nation-state actor. so a lot of this is actually driven from china itself, the peoples liberation army of china where they have specific groups focusing on stealing intellectual property from some of the most coveted name-brand companies in america. david: what do they want? do they want my social security number? are they generally throwing out a b

(gary kurtz) inside the cars, we used a slight booster light of minimal kind to bring it slightly above ambient light. (george) i was basically a documentary filmmaker from the streets. "american graffiti" was a kind of a documentary film in a dramatic context. i was actually in film school in the 60s, in 1965, 1966. it was the beginning of all of the youth movements that were going on around the world. and the film departments were no different. we felt that we were going to take over the world, that we were going to make real change and that things were going to be different. i think what happened sort of in the mid-60s was it was the decline of the major studios, the rise of the independent filmmaker. and a sort of change in the intellectual attitude of college students in america, especially. those students that wanted to write a great american novel changed into those that wanted to make a great american movie. well, the people i was hanging out with then would go and see films like "the 400 blows" and we all just went, what the hell is that? that's a whole new feeling. and it leaves you stunned. how can