written by her great-grandfather, jb stratford it was a memoir that began with jb's father buying his own freedom from enslavement in versailles, kentucky. and continued through jb's life as a successful business owner and hotelier in tulsa, oklahoma. it was by reading this memoir that i understood a part of family history that had only been spoken about in whisper. the tulsa race massacre that had destroyed our family business and criminalized our patriarch, jb stratford. educated at oberlin college and indianapolis law school jb had a hotel business in tulsa, that would have been worth over 2 million dollars in today's money. his hotel the 54 room stratford hotel on the historic, greenwood avenue. was sat and burned to the ground during the tulsa race massacre of 1921. along with over 30 square blocks of black owned property causing him to flee to kansas and later to chicago to save his own life. he was falsely indicted for inciting the riot by an inflamed white grand jury. for daring to stand up with his community to stop a mob from breaking into the jail and lynching a black teena

forward once businesses fully reopen on tuesday. >> r evil is the same group that targeted systems of jbs during memorial day weekend. jbs paid $11 million ransom in bit coin. >>> stock markets closed today for the long fourth of july holiday. wall street wrapped up a record setting week with room for optimism thanks to a better than expected jobs report. >>> overseas, pope francis is recovering after surgery. the 84-year-old is expected to remain in the hospital for a week. he is breathing on his own having after part of his colon removed due to diverticulitis. the operation came hours after his regular sunday prayer where he made no mention of the operation and after a busy week. he met with the u.s. secretary of state on monday, iraqi prime minister friday, and even held all day prayer service for lebanon on thursday. >>> time for a check of our weather with meteorologist mary lee. >>> a beautiful afternoon. we are catching that sunshine inland and around the bay although that cloud cover is still hanging around along the coast. you see a lovely view with the sales force tower camera.

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. >>> well, the colonial pipeline, jbs food and even the nba all victims i ran done waiver attacks. plus, nbc responds. >> we set a goal to donate tens of thousands of students who need them. we have a progress report and a way to get involved next after this. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. >>> well, the federal government is launching a new effort to protect and prevent the nation against ransomware attacks. it's launching a new website following a sires of high-profile hacks that have crippled companies forcing them to pay millions of dollar

lives, like alone eel pipeline which provides so much gas on the eastern seaboard, or meat supplier jbs, which also fell victim to a ransomware attack in the past few months. sujit: great question. it is a simple concept. it is when cyber criminals infiltrate somebody's computer at home the data on the computer hostage. that way they get in is often very simple. probably the most common factor is a fishing email -- phishing email. i think everyone watching is aware of the concept. it is when a criminal sends you email that has malware attached. if you click the late, you essentially down load the malware onto your machine of the criminals are suddenly into your network. the way ransomware works is that once you install that ransomware unintentionally on your system, it encrypts the data. and they amend an extortion payment to release the data. if you pay, typically in cryptocurrency, a certain amount, the criminals at least in theory will release her data back to you and you can go about your business. the reason ransomware has become such a problem is that it has become a huge threat,

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you have to think through when you're thinking about how to bond to, in the instance of colonial and jbsw to respond to the cybercriminal organizations that are behind these? how do you even start to think about? sujit: yeah, it's a tough issue. one significant thing to think about is many organizations that engage in these ransomware attacks are organized cyber criminal enterprises. many are based in other parts of the world, often in russia or countries that essentially harbor cyber criminals. so one of the biggest challenges i think we all face is that even when we're able to attribute the behavior, in other words, when we know who did it, it's often very difficult to get our hands on those people because they're essentially protected by the domestic governments. now, why do the domestic governments do it? well, number one, it's an opportunity for those countries to essentially punch above their weight. if they can victimize american companies, if they can hold up american companies, hold them for ransom, extort them, millions of dollars, if they can disrupt their operations, if you'r

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jbs was one. how many players are they on the cyberattack scene?liam: they are one of the most aggressive and brash groups. they are not really worried about bringing attention to themselves. you kind of get the sense in their communications and the types of targets they had, that they know they are operating with impunity. they are responsible for dozens of attacks. they also had companies that don't make the press all the time. sometimes people just pay the ransom and they go away. it is hard to know exactly how many organizations they have hit. emily: all right, william turton, thanks so much. we will continue to watch and see if they pop up somewhere else. coming up, we will be joined by thrive global founder and ceo, arianna huffington, about her app's new $750 million valuation and helping find a worklife balance. plus, ted leonsis talks about the explosion of nft's and why his capitals and wizards are betting big on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great

officials are tracking a major new ransomware attack by the same group that hit meat supplier jbs and the hackers may have links to russia and eastern europe. u.s. president joe biden was in michigan on saturday. he visited orchards and met with local officials but eventually talk turned to the cyber attack and if biden knows who is responsible he isn't saying. arlette saenz reports. >> reporter: president biden said intelligence officials are piecing together the details of a massive attack that affected a key software vendor, named kasaya provides products to i.t. companies and cyber security experts believe the same criminal gang responsible on jbs the same gang was responsible for this attack against the software vendor. the gang originated in eastern europe or russia. president biden told reporters that he was briefed on the matter as he traveled here to michigan on air force one. and that so far the u.s. government does not know who was responsible for the attack, and he said that it may not be the russian government. take a listen. >> first of all, we're not sure who it is. the

biggest global ransomware attack we've ever seen, russian group r evil the same group that took down jbs $70 million in bitcoin. the company's ceo said last night 1800 to 1,500 businesses were hit around the world. this comes after president biden directed intel to investigate what happened three weeks after he confronted vladimir putin about hacks by russian-based criminals. and new pressure on president biden to do something and fast. >> this is the time when president biden needs to pick up the phone and call vladimir putin enough is enough. vladimir putin is capable of arresting these people this weekend and demanding they turn over the keys so we can unlock the data impacted here. >> ken dilanian did that interview with the cyber expert. also with us is charles carmichael, leading the investigation into the attack. good to see both of you. a lot of pressure, obviously, on president biden to do something. what are the options both in and out of government? >> the most obvious thing president biden could do is what he was called on in that bite you played, confirm the attack was launc

it's believed the hack is by the same group that hit meat supplier jbs, and the hackers may have links and eastern europe. but if u.s. president joe biden knows who is responsible, he isn't saying yet. cnn's arlette saenz reports. >> reporter: president biden says intelligence officials are still piecing together the details of a massive ransomeware attack that affected a key software vendor. that vendor named kaseya provides many products to i.t. management companies, and cyber security experts believe that the same criminal gang responsible for an attack on that meat supplier jbs, that that same gang was responsible forbe this attack against that software vendor. that gang is believed to originate in either eastern europe or europe. president biden told reporters that he was briefed on the matter as he traveled here to michigan on air force one. and that so far the u.s. government does not know who was responsible for the attack, and he said that it may not be the russian government. take a listen. >> first of all, we're not sure who it is. the director of the intelligence community

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they are the same group that hacked jbs in may.ntually paid 11 million to resolve the attack. i'm joined by white house correspondent kelly o'donnell and former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, now an msnbc contributor. great to see both of you on this fourth of july observed holiday. kelly, let me ask you first about president biden. he was asked about the attack over the weekend. i'm going to show everybody what he had to say and then we'll chat about it. >> we're not sure it's the russians. if it is, either with the knowledge of and/or the consequence of russia, then i told putin we will respond. >> so, of course, kelly, this harkins back to his trip abroad, his meeting with putin where he said, hey, there are going to be consequences if something like this happens again. >> reporter: absolutely. he was referring to that in-person multi-hour meeting, and he laid out to the president of russia at that time that he expected him to do more to prevent some of these attacks that have their origins in russia. the president over

the attack was reportedly carried out by the same russia-based gang d an $11 million ransom from jbs,e world's largest meat packer. >>> the world's richest man is stepping down from amazon. bezos has $200 million he's expected to focus on other initiatives including blue origin space company and charities.y because he's steppin voluntarily, he will not receive unemployment benefits. >> oh, man what is he going to do >> prayers and thoughts. >>> a woman in north texas took police on a low speed chase. the officers, the three of them took her down. she crashed into a fence and she was charged with evading arrest an meantime she could have cleared out. no, not at all. >> here comes to pain, we choos over debit. >>> steve sedgwick breaks down mark zuckerberg's interesting july 4th video it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you cd try metamucil fiber . a great tasting and easy way to start your day. we don't use just any wipe, we use dawn disinfecting wipes. they're tough enough to cut through greasy messes, yet gentle enough

it is best known for hacking jbs, the biggest meat supplier.'s get live to edward lawrence who is at the white house with more. reporter: elizabeth before we get into that, late word about another potential hack, cynex, i.t. company, someone tried to hack into their systems through the microsoft cloud. the ceo says they were limit the activity of those bad actors. the rnc, republican national committee was one of the clients of that service. the rnc says their systems were not compromised and no data was taken for them. let's talk about the massive hack we've been talking about all day today. the ceo of that company said they were embarrassed and they're working to fix the issue. the hackers posted on the dark web they want $70 million for a universal key that unlocks all the machines around the world. the president, president biden, downplaying the impact of the attack. listen. >> i can tell you a couple things. i received an update from our national security team this morning. it appears to have caused minimal damage to u.s. businesses but we

gang of cyber criminals believed to operate out of eastern europe or russia that hit the meat supplier jbs foods in the spring. my next guest is one of the country's top cyber security experts. he says this is the most significant ransomware attack we've ever seen. joining me now is the cofounder and former chief technology officer of crowd strike and is now chairman of the silverado policy accelerator focusing on geo-political cyber security. great to have you on. you said this may be the most significant ransomware attack we've seen yet. why? >> that's right. we've already seen over 1,000 organizations globally confirm to have beenvictimized. we will probably be looking at many more. it's going to be small organizations, not the fortune 500 companies who have been customers of this company that was compromised in this attack and whose customers were impacted, but likely be hospitals, insurance brokers, car dealerships, payment processors, all types of small businesses from across the country and the world. >> so, just help us understand in the practical sense how that could impact an eve

we were aware of that when a ransomware attack hit jb's processing. one attack on one company halted one fifth of u.s. meat processing capacity. and the issue has only resolved after jbs paid $11 million in ransom, according to reports. concentration and consolidation clearly play a large role in many issues affecting the industry. for example, usda's packer division shows that four companies account for 85% of fed cattle slaughter with fewer companies and more foreign owned companies controlling the marketplace. there is a widening gap between those giant players and the processers that many local farmers and ranchers count on. what happens when farmers and ranchers have fewer options? what are the immediate effects? and what are the unintended consequences? those are the questions i hope we can begin to answer today. i would now like to turn to my friend, ranking member boseman for his opening remarks. >> thank you, madame chair, and thank you for setting the stage for this afternoon's hearing. the topic we're here to learn more about is so importan

. >> reporter: after recent ransomware breaches at colonial pipeline and jbs, a major meat processor, homeland security warned in this recent intelligence report obtained by cbs news that ransomware attacks are likely to increase in the near and long-term. >> these are largely russian entities. these organizations are able to operate with relative impunity because there's not really any enforcement from the russian state. >> reporter: in michigan saturday, president biden said intelligence officials are investigating. >> i directed the intelligence community to give me a deep dive on what's happening. >> reporter: last month he warned the russian president to rein in cyber criminals or face a strong u.s. response. >> if it is either with the knowledge of and/or the consequence of russian events, i told putin we would respond. >> reporter: in a statement, cassandra said customer teams continue to work around the clock to resolve the issue and restore our customers to service. >>> cyber security experts say launching the attack on a holiday weekend allowed cyber criminals to burrow into

carried out by the same russian-based gang that extorted an $11 million ransomware last month from jbs, the world's largest meat packer. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is back with us good morning again >> good morning. you know, tropical storm elsa, regardless of the intensity, it will be a widespread flood threat it has already been raining across florida for the last seven to eight days so we're going to continue to deal with this moisture with elsa. an additional two to three inches expected but that's not including the storm surge. these are low lying areas acros, one to two inches, two to four inches as the system continues to rev up. this will not be a high wind speed event but we'll watch potential for power outage is across gainesville all theay w . dallas in the lower 90s. guys, we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up. >> sounds good talk to you then. >>> nascar celebrated the holiday weekend at what's called the road america in wisconsin. kyle larson couldn't keep his hot streak going with the points leader spinning out late you see him there. that left chase elli

we were reminded of that in hay when a ransomware attack hit jbs' northern american processing. one attack on one company halted one-fifth of u.s. meat processing capacity. and the issue is only resolved, according to reports, after jbs paid $31 million in ransom. --11 million. many issues affect the industry. for example, usda packers in the stockyards division can data show that four companies account for 85% of fed cattle slaughter. with fewer companies and more foreign-owned companies controlling more of the marketplace if, there is a widennenning gap between those giant players and the small and medium-sized processers that many local farmers and ranchers count on. so what happens when farmers and ranchers are have fewer options? what are the immediate effects? and what are the unintended consequences, those are the questions with i hope we can begin to answer today. i'd now like to turn to my friend, ranking member bozeman, for -- >> thank you very much, madam chair, and thank you for setting the stage for this afternoon's hearing. the topic we are here to learn more about

. >> reporter: after recent breaches at colonial pine line and jbs, homeland security warned that ransomwareease in the near and long term. >> these are largely russian affiliated entities. they can operate with relative impunity because there's not any enforcement from the russian state. >> reporter: in michigan saturday, president biden said intelligence officials are investigating. >> i'm directing the intelligence community to give me a deep dive on what's happened. >> reporter: last month he warned the russian president to rein in cyber criminals or face a strong u.s. response. >> if it is either with the knowledge of and/or a consequence of russia, i told putin we will respond. >> reporter: in a statement kaseya said they are working around the clock to restore our customers and restore them to service. >> reporter: they say launching the attack on a holiday weekend allowed them to burrow into networks and they expect more victims to come forward once businesses open on tuesday. >>> in

that group believed to be behind a similar recent attack on jbs foods. russian hackers also blamed for the ransomware attack on colonial pipeline. >> it's happening more and more often, nd there's one reason for it, they can get away with it. cryptocurrency is providing a means of compensation that can't be tracked. >> reporter: the russian government denying any involvement in those attacks and has not commented on the kaseya hack. president biden on the heels of his summit with russian president vladimir putin says he has instructed the u.s. intelligence community to investigate. >> if it is either with the knowledge of and/or a consequence of russia, then i told putin we will respond. >> and, linsey, abc news has obtained a confidential new document showing just weeks ago the department of homeland security warned law enforcement and government agencies all across the country that ransomware attacks are likely to increase causing inadvertent impacts, linsey. >> faith, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday

that was followed by attacks on the processor jbs. thankfully both company were able to get their systems back online and the fbi even help to track down the return of nearly half the ransomware colonial pipeline paid so congratulations to you and all the agents involved in that effort. of course, unfortunately, not everyone has success with unlocking their i.t. systems. and it is not just large companies being targeted by hackers. it is also smaller hospital and education systems. small businesses and even police departments as we saw recently with the metro police department. the new hampshire insurance department has just issued a warning to insurers on june 11th of possible ransomware attacks with a few best practices to protect i.t. infrastructure and data. so i'm interested in hearing your thoughts on this problem, how the fbi can help, and how we can try to get better reporting on these kinds of crimes. i've also been deeply concerned as i know other members are, by the reported directed energy attacks in cuba, china and other

that was followed by an attack on the meat processing corporation jbs. now thankfully both companies were able to get their systems back online. and the fbi even helped to track down and return nearly half of the ransom colonial pipeline pay. so, congratulations to you, and all the agents who were involved in an effort. of course, unfortunately, not everyone has success with unlocking their i.t. systems. and it is not just large companies that are being targeted by hackers, it's also smaller hospital and education systems, small businesses and even police departments as we saw recently with metro d.c. police department. the new hampshire insurance department has just issued a warning to insurers on june 11th of possible ransomware attacks with a few best practices to protect i.t. infrastructure and data. so, i'm interested in hearing your thoughts on this problem, how the fbi can help, and how we can help to get better reporting on these kinds of crimes. i've also been deeply concerned, as i know the other members of this committee are, by the reported d

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government of operating out of russia, accused of being behind the cyberattack on the meat supplier giant, jbse sudden outage comes just days after president biden warned russian president putin to act against hackers in his own country. william, what do you suspect happened here? william: it is really hard to know. no one seems to have a good idea yet. what we do know is that their infrastructure has gone off-line in a way that they haven't before. the context here is really important. president biden said they expected to take action against some of these groups. we just don't know if this group went underground and decided to run and hide or, as these groups very often do, they rebrand when there is a little too much attention. they kind of go under for a little bit, then they will come back under a new name. this group already did this in 2019. it is unclear still. emily: how often does president putin do what the u.s. president asked him to do? isn't that quite unusual? william: that is another question. you have to wonder to what extent putin is kind of balancing the benefits he gets by

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they are believe to be behind an attack on jbs food. >> it's happening more and more often. there's one reason for it, they can get away with it. crypto currency is providing a means of composition that can't be tracked. >> the russian government denying any involvement in the attack. president biden on the heels of a summit says he's constructed the community to investigate. >> if it is either with the knowledge of and/or consequence of russia, then we will respond. >> abc news obtained a document showing that they warned that ransomware attacks >> inspectors in maryland trying to figure out what caused fourth of july fireworks to go off hour before the planned show. >> at first, rescue crews thought it was a car fire then they figured out the fireworks meant for yesterday evening went off unexpectedly. employees had minor injuries and it's not clear why it exploded. the town canceled the shows. >>> here at home, piedmont had a new look this year for festivities the city decided to take the parade to the neighborhoods. a line of cars made its way around towns with house jaz

something else interesting happened this week in the cybercrime group that we believe was behind the jbsh ties to russia seems to have disappeared. this, of course, after president biden sat down with president putin. president putin doesn't exactly do everything the u.s. wants him to. what do you think actually happened in this case? emily: there are a couple of scenarios. mr. kurtz: maybe they were taken out offensively by the u.s. government. that hasn't been announced. maybe they were asked by the russian government, in -- emily: when you look at the second half of the year, what do you expect to see? will we see as many ransomware attacks as in the first half or more? mr. kurtz: i think more. we see 200 to 300,000 new samples of ransomware every month. these are very targeted in nature in many cases. ransomware is a service. you may not have the skills to create this ransomware. you would pay them a cut. given the business models, given how low probability it is to get caught, it is a big business for the longer-term the ever we have not seen it beside -- subside. it is important to

security officials around the world are working to contain the single largest ransomware a attack jbsdo we know, eamon >> reporter: brian, it hit over the weekend. it was designed to catch people off at the beach and not paying attention. what we know is this attack initially hit keyseya. it hit more than 1 million systems from the attack. that statement revil is looked at as the exaggeration they would not have known how many systems they have gotten into here. they are also saying they want $70 million ransom paid in bitcoin. again, experts say that number could come down significantly. some of the folks i talked to over the weekend said the ransom might be $25 million revil group says all companies can decrypt within an hour if they get paid. here is what kayseya is doing. they have an update in an hour from now they say 60 customers were compromised. the update is 1 starks 500 bus 1,500 businesses they are working with the u.s. government >> okay. a lot going on there by the way, was your camera hacked eamon? we saw you online. what happened? did they pay the ransom again? this is

they were responsible for the jbs meat industry attack recently.g these groups as terrorist organizations just as we normally do. we target terrorists around the world. we act in a fight them, we profiled him, we start gathering data that's going to allow at some point to either acquire them or to stop them from doing what they are doing. and look we can't fly in a drone in russian territory but there's no reason we shouldn't be tougher on this. moodna has no interest in working with us. his interests are not allied with us. he doesn't care. kennedy: he is just pushing biden's buttons. and that's not a good bang for the american president. >> no and look if the white house and the biden administration needed a clear example of how little putin regards the current bid is duration in the white house and how little attention he pays this is it. this comes on the heels of that summit where they have done nothing. in a pragmatic and very serious and mindful operational way we have to start dealing with this ourselves and that means again targeting these

. >> reporter: independence cyber experts point to the revo gang that extorted millions from jbs.denying any involvement in those attacks. the kremlin says they haven't received an inquiry from the u.s.. president buy-in, biden says he has instructed the community to investigate. >> if it is either with the knowledge of and/or consequence of russia, i told vladimir putin we will respond. >> reporter: companies affected should contact them. abc news, to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor alone. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tel

the same group behind the jbs attack about a month ago. >> this group that claimed responsibility knowna russian-speaking hacking ring believed to be operating inside of russia that appears to have been given free rain to commit crimes against the united states, and they apparently now have carried out what experts are calling the biggest ransomware attack ever. over the weekend biden said that if his intelligence agencies confirm this attack came from russia, quote, i told putin we would respond, unquote. white house officials said they would wait six months to see if biden's warning accomplished anything. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, told me at a minimum, biden should request putin arrest the attackers. >> it's clear that it has not yet had impact. we don't know if that's because the message was not received, and putin decided to ignore it or maybe he thought this would be handled over time and negotiations, but we don't have time here. we need to act now and demand these individuals are responsible for this particular hack, get arrested, and the key