, things are just used things like gmail, things a re really just used things like gmail, things are really cracking down on vpns this year in particular because the political environment in china is quite tense at the moment, it the end of this year there was going to be a very important political conference in china with the next generation of chinese leaders are expected to be unveiled. at the moment the chinese government really is imposing even stricter centres and controls than it normally would. that is probably why apple has finally given in to pressure to remove why apple has finally given in to pressure to remove vpn apps from its app pressure to remove vpn apps from its app store inside china. china is a really important market for apple, it represents about 20% of all the companies's sales. it is also very important manufacturing base for apple it gets a third company, fox,, to manufacture many of its iphones, ipods and other devices in militant china said the country is really important in maintaining good relations. —— in mainland china. we can see they value this relat

to the big news at noon, donald trump junior sent out screen grabs of any gmail conversation he had before a meeting with the russian attorney one year ago. show possible collusion with the russian government. >> donald trump junior taking to twitter tuesday morning, releasing what he claims is the entire email chain leading up to his meeting with a russian lawyer with reported ties to the kremlin last year. adoptions of russian but this from the acquaintance who set up the meeting. "this is very high sensitive information by the this part of russia and its government support for mr. trump." this new information shedding light on the big question from both sides -- did the trump campaign work with russia to win the election and potentially break the law? >> collusion with russia is not a crime but there is campaign finance law and election law, that law says a foreign national cannot give something of value. said the mediar and democrats are extremely invested in the russia story. if this nonsense meeting is all they have after one year, i understand the desperation. senators on both sides

if i could keep my gmail account, i'd be okay with that. hello, fellas. others: hey.emember when we were trying to figure out what that smell coming from professor tupperman's office was? yeah? turns out it was tupperman. dead at his desk for two weeks. oh, my god. that's terrible. in lieu of flowers, the department chair is asking that everyone donate a bottle of febreze. if we're going to change the topic from jellyfish, i'd be okay with brine shrimp or the history of the unicycle.

government on what you can see so in place by the government on what you can see so if you want to look at gmaile government announced tougher restrictions will come in next year so restrictions will come in next year so vpn providers will need licenses. apple which sells most vpn dexter in china has moved quickly to remove the vpn apps that don't have a license ready. tim cook, the ceo of apple, says he wants to continue to grow and invest in china. apple gets 50 billion us dollars from china so china is very important to it. speaking to the rules it seems even more important. interesting to see how these relationships develop. thank you, robin. a quick look at how markets are faring. this is the dowjones on friday. in general we have teams which we will discuss in detail in a moment, if we look at the european markets, we have commodities in general edging up, mining stocks are doing well and so up, mining stocks are doing well and so our energy up, mining stocks are doing well and so our energy stocks and that will boost the ftse 100. a lot of so our energy stocks and that will boost the ftse

like most real agents she emails clients all day but last year unknown to her, criminals hacked her gmailccount, monitored correspondence between her and clients and waited for the perfect time to strike. >> the down payment to close escrow. >> reporter: using her email account hackers sent a message to a client telling them to wire hundreds of thousands of dollars to a fraudulent account. >> it's crazy. i'm being watched and knowing that i'm taking meetings all about emails. >> reporter: she is not alone. >> she was crushed. this was her life savings. >> reporter: a lawyer suing a different real estate company on behalf of his client who lost half a million dollars to a similar fraudulent email from her realtor's account. the national association of realtors and fbi are issuing warnings about email scams targeting the real estate industry. >> it's a nationwide scam. >> reporter: realtors aren't the

the russian government was --ing to help donald trump a gmail sent to the president's son in the middleaign. the markets immediately reacted to the news. tough questions, president trump 's nominee to head the fbi will face lawmakers tomorrow with the russian disclosures now front and center. you will speak with a former fbi assistant director about what the fbi needs right now. meanwhile, back at the ranch, what will the latest russian disclosures mean for congress's plans for dealing with health care and tax reform? ♪ our top story at this hour, donald trump junior and the questions surrounding a meeting he had with a russian lawyer during the presidential

ex-pats do this all the time to get access to twitter or google or gmail or google maps.s not just ex-pats, it's people want information that is blocked on these websites, including the new york times and bloomberg. we have a much more serious crackdown. the president has talked about how he wants to maintain control over china's internet. it's a radical move and it looks like he is determined to keep that kind of control and that opens opportunity for chinese companies. the internets in are not operating in that country. one of the themes for multinational companies that operate in china, they have been operating in this legal gray area as well. they can use vpns, but only internally. would this affect them? is based onrule people familiar with it. there has not been an official announcement. individual use a vpn it, not the corporate use. in terms of the individuals, you will see many individuals inside china who have been using services like twitter or , they will not be able to access those sites. they will use -- lose thousands of users. it's not clear what kind of o

as you mention, ex-pats certainly do this all the time to be able to get access to twitter, google, gmailoogle maps. you sort of needed. ex-pats.just as it is other people too. it is other people who want to get access to information blocked on these websites, including "the new york times" and bloomberg.com. we are seeing a more serious crackdown. president xi jinping has talked about cyber sovereignty and how he wants to maintain control over china's internet. it looks like he is determined to keep that control. that opens up tons of opportunities for chinese companies, because many of the powerful american internet companies are not able to operate in the country. emily: what does it mean for multinational companies that operate in china? they have been operating in this legal gray area as well. they can use vpn's, but only internally. would this new rule affect them? >> it is important to distinguish, this rule, according to what people have told us -- there has not been an official announcement at this point, but that restrictions will be individuals who use vpn's, not the corporate

to illustrate that, gmail now allows you to auto reply. so, that's based on your content. can you say that tech companies will -- do not have the key? michael chertoff: so -- john donvan: okay. michael chertoff. michael chertoff: yeah. so, some companies do keep a key -- or some enterprises do keep a duplicate key because they want their employees, for example -- they want to be able to see what their employees are doing. no one is arguing on our side that tech companies should disobey court orders. if you have the capability -- if you have a key, a duplicate key, and a court ordered you to turn it over, game over. you turn it over. the question in the resolution is, is there an obligation to help -- meaning, do you have to configure your system in such a way that you'll always have that duplicate key? some companies don't maintain the duplicate key. and in that instance, they can't comply. and what the resolution would -- if congress were to adopt the principle in the resolution, congress would say, "oh, when you design encryption, you must always have a duplicate key or

to illustrate that, gmail now allows you to auto reply. so, that's based on your content. can you say that tech companies will -- do not have the key? michael chertoff: so -- john donvan: okay. michael chertoff. michael chertoff: yeah. so, some companies do keep a key -- or some enterprises do keep a duplicate key because they want their employees, for example -- they want to be able to see what their employees are doing. no one is arguing on our side that tech companies should disobey court orders. if you have the capability -- if you have a key, a duplicate key, and a court ordered you to turn it over, game over. you turn it over. the question in the resolution is, is there an obligation to help -- meaning, do you have to configure your system in such a way that you'll always have that duplicate key? some companies don't maintain the duplicate key. and in that instance, they can't comply. and what the resolution would -- if congress were to adopt the principle in the resolution, congress would say, "oh, when you design encryption, you must always have a duplicate key or

the russian government was --ing to help donald trump a gmail sent to the president's son in the middle of the campaign. the markets immediately reacted to the news. tough questions, president trump 's nominee to head the fbi will face lawmakers tomorrow with the russian disclosures now front and center. you will speak with a former fbi assistant director about what the fbi needs right now. meanwhile, back at the ranch, what will the latest russian disclosures mean for congress's plans for dealing with health care and tax reform? ♪ our top story at this hour, donald trump junior and the questions surrounding a meeting he had with a russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. hisp junior today used twitter account to reveal a series of email exchanges with a british tabloid journalist. they show he was promised damaging information about hillary clinton at the meeting and the information was said to come from the russian crown prosecutor as part of the government's quote, support for mr. trump. joining us from capitol hill is bloomberg's chief washington correspondent, kevin cirilli

ex-pats do this all the time to be able to get access to twitter or google or gmail or google maps.ort of need it. and it's not just ex-pats, it's people that want access to information that is blocked on these websites, including the new york times and bloomberg. so we are seeing a much more serious crackdown. the president of the country, xi jinping has talked about how he , wants to maintain control over china's internet. it is a pretty radical move and it looks like he is determined to keep that kind of control and of course that opens opportunity , for chinese companies. u.s. companies and many of the most powerful american internet companies are not able to operate in that country. emily: what does that mean for multinational companies that are able to operate in china, because they have been operating in this legal gray area as well. they can use vpns, but only internally. with this new rule affect them? peter: it is important to distinguish. this rule is based on people familiar with it. there has not been an official announcement. the restrictions will be on individual use

trying toro gain access to her unsecured k private server which we heard was not as secure as a regular gmailccount. we know that one of her staffers or i.t. guys told her that they were very worried that someone was trying to hack into their system. well who did? who got into her system if anyone. we never got answers that and so could it have been russia, could it have been china, could it have been other bad actors? she actually made her entire government filing system vulnerable. she willfully did that and i would say endangering potential national security in the process. she did that, that was a concerted effort that she made to keep her information separate, the clinton foundation, all of that they wanted that revolving door of access kept separate and they hoped privates.n we never really got the answers to that, did we? >> sean: such a good point, r five foreign intelligence services, got that information and the real russia conspiracy is the 145 plus million dollar kickback the sign off on her part. when we come back, lou dobbsrt joins us next with reaction to all of this left-wing

using artificial intelligence to look at many signals you get from the browsing history, from the gmailaking out interest that they think you'll like to read so i think it's a very interesting development. one i am going to watch closely. >> your product, you can get an ekg at home, through your smartphone you're tied up with cardia and mayo clinic. what is interesting to me is the vision is that people are going to be able to detect health problems before they become obvious based on the information they can feed in at home and artificial intelligence. how does that work >> that's exactly right. so john, today as you know, we sell a small device on our website and amazon that can detect the most heart arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation you wouldn't do this at home before our device. what is brand new and we have announced with mayo clinic today is extraordinary we are going beyond atrial fibrillation and now trying to detect a condition that kills thousands of children a year you may have heard of these stories where a kid goes to school, is on the playground and then suddenly dies

so you got that 2001 gmail in which tobacco lobbyistss pence -- donating to "after my meeting with mikee, i'd recommend that we cut him a check in the near future." they are talking about what increments of cash today give mike pence for his support for his perceived support of the tobacco industry. as part of his family business, a chain of 210 convenience stores called tobacco road. he is not the only person in the administration who has these kinds of ties. has similary also ties. he owns $37,000 worth of tobacco stock and earned a similar amount in donations from tobacco company, and voted against important laws that were passed in 2009 that increased the price of cigarettes and that provided over desperate literary oversight over the fda for tobacco products. that $.62 tobacco hike was to pay for health care for impoverished children. tom price voted against is saying $.62 tobacco tax hike was a blow to working families. meanwhile, the money went straight to pay for impoverished children. juan: your series focuses a lot on the growth area of tobacco in the world, which is always le

it came through gmail from a former british tabloid journalist linked to trump through the miss universeeant. the confederation of british industry's say u.k. banks are less -- banks insurers are less optimistic. time infrom the fifth june. theresa may has been a forced to suspend one of her lawmakers from the conservative party after using racist language to describe the possibility of leaving the eu without a trade deal. this reduces theresa may's numbers. she lost her majority in last month's election. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg. a bit of a bitter session in asian markets, although volumes are light. 1.2%.e hong kong -- up by trying to regain momentum from last week. we see good games coming through from in. if you look at the tight at, it is -- the tyex, it is well supported. we are talking about the deal yesterday that it will acquire another company. citigroup says the deal is sensible. deutsche bank says it is a preferred buy for them. are under a lot of pres

which is independent, which is if it is true the russian government hacked john podesta and the dnc's gmail'snd just to be did what they got to wikileaks, did the trump campaign participate in that crime either by working with the russians before the hack or working with them after the hack on how to get the information distributed in a way that would most hurt the democrats? that to me is the core question that has been at the center of this controversy from the beginning. we still don't have evidence the trump administration participated in that part of the crime. hopefully, we will learn one way or the other in a sober, rational, comprehensive way, not through bits and pieces being leaked by anonymous sources, but by an investigation length forth the case in a way we can all see the evidence. amy: glenn, we will continue this discussion after the breakfast of coming up, how the intercepts company is helping support the legal defense for the alleged nsa whistleblower reality winner. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm am

it's a portal directly into google similar to the way that the search bars and gmail and all the thingsere on the desktop it's not working out that way. the question is as we move forward into the home speakers and artificial intelligence or whatever is next is google going to be able to own enough of the stack of the ecosystem to control the costs or is it going to have to pay a toll to somebody else whether it's content creators or to gather the audience >> we know what happens to companies leveraged that way some cases writing big checks to alphabet. >> or may be just the way it has to happen. >> sure. that's where the growth is going to be. you have to participate as you can. again, i'll point out, the stock is giving up ten days of upside. it's not as if it's kind of being abandoned by the herd. >> for more on alphabet and the sector, joining us from one market out west, twitter ceo former twitter ceo dick costolo. good to have you back. >> yeah, thanks for having me. >> dick is the ceo of fitness start-up core. what do you make of our conversation here this morning, dick it's bein

if you're in gmail a new cnn the ncc will be determined by the content of your e-mails in the things you have search for. >> so that the most obvious commercial application. >> one thing that text terms have do a lot they do rapid experimentation. i think facebook now does more experiments in a day than the fda does an entire year. they can very quickly devise their users into a treatment and control group. they can put in different versions of the site and put in different fonts or typing or change the wording and see which one gets people to click more or do whatever they want more. think that's how researchers are doing and it's all under little lies in academia. you recruit a bunch of people over time and it takes months to set up a new do a few small experiments over 30 or 60 people were academia could move his they could use digital tools to run a thousand experiments say this is what we found i think that would make science move faster but i haven't seen it done. >> let's go over here. >> hello. i'm jonathan i'm curious, you talk about wasting google data. how is it biased? ob

counterterrorism standpoint we would be interested to know that to people we did not know about already have a gmail address of a terrorist who practices really good communications security. that is an interesting fact to us. why we have hesitance about a statutory bar to resuming -- >> the other thing that is important to keep in mind if nsa were to develop a tech knowledge he or additional to address this issue we would have to go back to the fisa court. is turnedre if this back on it is done so in a lawful and appropriate way. >> what do you suggest we do about about? nothing? try to work with an essay on an amendment? we would rather get it right than wrong. if everybody could comment. this is going to be a big issue. >> we should not do an amendment to rate authorization. for the dni. >> from a justice department perspective the fisa court has on occasions found the about collection to be lawful under the statute and constitution. from our perspective, this isn't so much a legal issue is it is a technical issue. whether nsa can develop more robust technology and more robust procedures. senator,

north koreans check gmail and facebook.toed to gaming and streaming. north koreans are also reaching the internet through access available in other countries. researchers say the regime appears to be conducts most of its malicious internet activity from abroad. >>> "usa today" reports on a study that millennials are thinking ahead and planning for their retirement. about 82% of millennials are contributing to 401(k) plans. that is a higher rate than older age groups. 77% of gen x workers contribute 75%. >>> prurp has apparently had enough of model chrissy teigen. last week she tweeted with this message, lol no one likes you. in a new tweet yesterday, teigen shared a screen grab showing the president had blocked her. she added, quote, after nine years of hating donald j. trump, telling him no one likes you was the last straw. teigen and her husband singer john legend have long been critics of the president. she's feisty. >> she's very vocal on twitter. apparently donald trump has had enough. and so has chrissy teigen. so the

this russian influence campaign, which was the hack of the dnc, the hack of the clinton campaign gmail's was there anything tying this meeting to that activity by the russians? in a sense that this is as clear evidence you can find intent by the campaign to collude with the russians, to get useful information for the russians. a willingness to accept in the president's son. a willingness finally to accept but indicate to russia with the best timing was. don junior says late-summer. what do we know about late-summer? that is when the russians start dumping this information. to accept the attorney's representation that no crime was committed, you have to accept don junior's representations if they wanted to the meeting and they want something, they want information from the russians. the russians want something, repeal of the sanctions law. if there is any kind of an understanding coming out of that meeting, you get us the dirt and you start leaking dirt on hillary clinton and we will look favorably on repealing the act, that is a very serious crime. >> how many other meetings, because of

. >> on gmail is necessary. he saw me yesterday i got fired up about this.ll deblasio appraising cops at the g20 rally a little late as n.y.p.d. grieves the loss of one of their round. where do we start to unpack this? the most recent being witches i love cops now. there is a part of me that really wants to believe this was genuine this response. given the bossiness history jumping on the cops back at every opportunity and not defending them. it's sad, but this is a political move. this guy has never been on the top side. i'm not speaking for the n.y.p.d. it is unanimous. they cannot stand this guy. he's a political creature and he never gets behind the men in blue. it's not just that he attacks the cops when they do something bad. he jumps on their back. pete: there's your point. people know you have there back when they need it. that is where he's never come up. >> east peyton was elected to be a leader. all the partisanship when it comes to police officers are done. you were the mayor of new york city. our member might teacher telling the three most power