. >> no question the fda has been cracking down hard on these e-cigarette manufacturers of which julen, could these e-cigarettes be increasing among youth, as you just pointed out there. jule for their point said they never intended to focus on youth, and that most of their social media actually comes about as a result of third-party influencers. but what our investigation found was that in fact jule was paying certain influencers to promote their product, and some of that promotion was to youth. >> we captured some photos. >> this is christina at work. >> some lifestyle. >> for the last ten years she's made her lifestyle as a blogger and social media influencer. one of her reesest jobs, post positive content about the e-cigarette jule. >> they wanted to appeal to the younger market, and they did. >> jule hired an influencer market firm which reached out to the 35-year-old christina in 2017. hoping to target her 57,000 followers. christina shared that 5% of her followers are in the 13 to 17 age range. they're especially susceptible to being influenced, according to robert jackler, who

know whatd let us your questions are for jules polonetsky. about that consumers can't show they've been hurt, necessarily. credit go to the point where your data is being used in a way that harms you economically or otherwise? guest: yes. the harm question is important. in most countries around the world, we don't say did you get hurt. we say you've got privacy rights here. you got a human right to have some control over what happens to your data, and we don't tolerate things that are intrusive or in violation. you don't have to actually lose money or be particularly damaged. in the u.s., the courts have held that our current law only gives us that amount. we do need to go further than just harm and recognize that this is an intrinsic right, number one. number two, and most of these cases, what is happening is you are getting a targeted ad elsewhere. businesses are going to know you are passing by their premises and you are going to get an ad. we've all been in the major pharmacy chains. your phone for maybe the news or to price check somethi

all our tech is in house, built by the team, the savings algorithm we call jules, it doesn'tjust lookr kilowatt hours, it allows for the exit fees on tariff, the number of days it's likely to switch, it can ta ke days it's likely to switch, it can take up to 35 days depending on supplier. what a dollars when it looks at the market every month, it looks at the market every month, it looks at the market every month, it looks at finding the right deal at the right time to optimise those long—term savings, it takes everything into account. looking ahead, 2019 is a difficult yearfor the uk economy and hassles, they have less money, it could be a boost for you. we really hope so, we hope that doesn't happen and everything is fine but everyone needs power and the thing for us is, we don't want people to overpay for that. what's the most you have saved a customer? the biggest saving to date was £4000, a shared house in london, quite how we could save that amount of money blows my mind but every week we have new members sign up that said more than £1000. 0n week we have new members sign up tha

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works from photographer jules sartoris photo arc project are currently on display at the core door to gallery in lisbon the animals depicted are threatened with extinction so torrie has traveled to more than forty countries in the last two decades to photograph these creatures these archival eventually feature portraits of an estimated twelve thousand species he says photo or world document the animals existence and inspire people to save them. flies and photographs the pilot an aerial photographer has been flying his plane over western germany for thirty years now capturing neighborhoods and the countryside from one usual angles we took to the air with him to share his bird's eye view. soaring up to five hundred meters above ground comes plus side looks for the perspectives he needs to sixty six year old pilot is also an aerial photography. but he always keeps his feet suddenly on the ground. as it's going to do i don't go up in the air to make art but to practice journalism . i need artistically meaningful images are more a byproduct that nature or architects down below is already c

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled his shed jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border mike hanna al-jazeera washington well the shutdown has spooked already unsettled the u.s. stock markets the dow jones and nasdaq saw their worst week in losses since two thousand and eight concerns of a slowing economic growth and fears of a recession how worried investors all major u.s. indices of lost between sixteen and twenty six percent from their highs earlier this year the u.n. security council has approved a team of observers for a cease fire and yemen's port city of the data the u.n. monitors who won't be uniformed or armed will be deployed for an initial thirty days is all part of the peace deal agreed by who the rebels and a saudi an iraqi but yemeni government talks and sweetly last week. demonstrators of running again in hungary to protest against a new amendment to the labor laws what critics are calling the slave law would allow employers to force people to wor

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled his shed jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border mike hanna al-jazeera washington well ahead of the shutdown the u.s. stock market has had its worst week of losses in several years concerns of slowing economic growth and a recession have worried investors all major u.s. indices of lost between sixteen and twenty six percent from their highs over the summer and the autumn the likelihood of a u.s. government shutdown also triggered a sell off of stocks around the world well the dow jones industrial average finished the week nearly seven percent lower that's its worst weekly plunge since two thousand and eight the tech rich nasdaq was down eight point four percent the sharpest drop since two thousand and eight and the s. and p. five hundred was down nearly seven point one percent the biggest fall since two thousand and eleven president trump's hard line policy on asylum seekers has been dealt a serious blow by the supreme cour

i don't know if we have any time less, but jules ask me who won the day? >> who won the day? >> stanford volleyball, they're in the sweet 16, they've won 34 in a row. >> and your son won his championship. >> yes, but that was yesterday. >> just wanted to throw that in there. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> recapping our breaking news in the san francisco amazon crocker neighborhood. police confirming several people were hurt and taken to the hospital after a fight erupted ending in a stabbing. it happened just before 10:00 at geneva and mission streets. it's unclear what led up to the fight or exactly how many people have been hurt, but it appears that police have a man in custody. >> we'll follow up on this on the morning news tomorrow. thanks for watching our next newscast is from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for

works from photographer jules sartoris photo arc project are currently on display at the core door to gallery in lisbon the animals depicted are threatened with extinction so torrie has traveled to more than forty countries in the last two decades to photograph these creatures whose archival eventually feature portraits of an estimated twelve thousand species he says photo or world document the animals existence and inspire people to save them. flyers and photographs the pilot an aerial photographer has been flying his plane over western germany for thirty years now capturing neighborhoods and the countryside from one usual angles we took to the air with him to share his bird's eye view. soaring up to five hundred meters above ground comes plus side looks for the perspectives he needs to sixty six year old pilot is also an aerial photography. but he always keeps his feet suddenly on the ground. as it's been you i don't go up in the air to make art but to practice journalism. i need artistically meaningful images are more a byproduct that nature or architects down below it already crea

know whatd let us your questions are for jules polonetsky.bout that consumers can't show they've been hurt, necessarily. credit go to the point where your data is being used in a way that harms you economically or otherwise? guest: yes. the harm question is important. in most countries around the world, we don't say did you get hurt. we say you've got privacy rights here. you got a human right to have some control over what happens to your data, and we don't tolerate things that are intrusive or in violation. you don't have to actually lose money or be particularly damaged. in the u.s., the courts have held that our current law only gives us that amount. we do need to go further than just harm and recognize that this is an intrinsic right, number one. number two, and most of these cases, what is happening is you are getting a targeted ad elsewhere. businesses are going to know you are passing by their premises and you are going to get an ad. we've all been in the major pharmacy chains. your phone for maybe the news or to price check something

two major engine puts out two hundred twenty one kilometer power and is coupled with a seven speed jule clutch transmission intensely and taken just five point two seconds to go from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and the car has a top speed of two hundred forty seven kilometers an hour official fuel consumption is rated seven point four liters per one hundred kilometers. but while i don't. class things the turbo gasoline engine is first rate and a good placement this car has high power output transformers an x. u.v. in the world and a really sporty vehicle that should win over the skeptics. of course adaptive dampers or us if a suspension alone can't fully compensate for the attackers high center of gravity the group realize just one centimeter closer to the road than the regular c.r. attacker still vehicle rolled is kept to a minimum. by then but it says that this vehicle also has an all wheel drive system that is intelligent and distribute how well. fast curves or helping fans the wheels doesn't spin out. this is also helpful when we're going off road fast. that it will. get

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled his shed jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border. washington well the departments and agencies now left unfunded make up about a quarter of the u.s. government more than four hundred twenty thousand civil servants across numerous agencies will work without being paid on time that includes fifty four thousand customs officers responsible for securing the u.s. the southern border with mexico another three hundred eighty thousand federal workers are expected to be placed on temporary leave without pay all of that lost work could cost taxpayers billions of dollars nine federal departments including homeland security and the state department will close from saturday dozens of agencies will also be closed for business trump turned to social media after the shutdown became inevitable tweeting this edited video statement we're going to have are shut down there's nothing we could do about that because we need the democrats to give u

so have a happy christmas, jules would like to say the same. happy christmas. and noah, and eli.listen, we really do have to go now. right, song sheet at the ready. this is going to be a challenge. unrehearsed! # thanks for coming to see our show # sad to tell you we got to go # grab your hat and head for the door # in case you didn't notice, there ain't any more # if you like our show tell everyone but # if you think it stinks, keep your big mouth shut! # keep your big mouth shut! # we're glad you came but we have to shout # adios, au revoir, wiedersehen, ta—ta—ta # goodbye, get lost, get out! ta—ta! speaking outside radio two's studio, chris evans said that he would back at the bbc for strictly come dancing. al lewis band to you with terry wogan's answer to the question. —— i will answer you. he was such a wise man, he said that there may not ever bea man, he said that there may not ever be a right time to go bed they will be a right time to go bed they will be wrong time to stay. i'm taking his advice. lovely to see you. any more tears today? my wife shared a few today. i'm su

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled as should jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border maicon a washington while democrats say funding for the war is unnecessary because government statistics don't support his claims it will reduce crime the u.s. based cato institute has studied figures for the border state of texas and found conviction rates for immigrants were much lower than for those born in america out of seven hundred eighty five homicide convictions and twenty fifteen seven hundred nine with offenders born in america just forty six with the illegal immigrants and thirty five immigrants some u.s. commentators argue immigrants face fewer convictions but are arrested for more crimes but the data shows the arrest rate is actually lower than for people born in america for more on this let's cross live to john hendren in washington d.c. john there's already a partial government shutdown in place but nor make is it you back on capitol hill for more discussions

reigning champion jules—eric vergne came in second, while 0liver rowland was highest—finishing brit inhad car problems and his race ended early. the whistle rather than the roar of the engine is there. that's all the sport for now. silence is golden. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:20 — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. i'm shaun ley. let's get more on brexit now and with just a few days left for parliament to sit before christmas, the disarray over brexit — including within the cabinet — shows no sign of resolving. earlier i spoke to the political commentator and columnist tim montgomerie about the impact this is having on the conservative party itself. we are seeing the cabinet asserting itself. i think the cabinet now has the opportunity and the duty to actually forced theresa may out of her comfort zone and perhaps forced a little bit more realism on her as to whether she can get the kind of changes needed in orderfor her own withdrawal agreement to pass. is that possible, when we know that

felix da costa won the first race of the formula e season in saudi arabia ahead of reigning champion jules—ericson the cars have longer battery life, and so there's no need to change cars during the races — which meant for a better specticle. our reporterjack nicholls watched the race unfold. the new formula e season is a bore he is into the unknown with a new carand he is into the unknown with a new car and new circuit but it had been wet for every session up until the race so no one wet for every session up until the race so no one knew what was going to happen. bmw in pole position but went on to win the race but not before he was overtaken by vergne, he was handed a drive—through penalty for a technical infringement but managed to cover up to second. after the race it was a frantic beginning to the formula e season. the use of the whip in horse racing could be banned within a few years. senior figures within racing are thought to be planning for that eventuality in order to improve the sport's public image. high profile races are going to receive particularly close scrutiny and a new penalt

risers jules patterns had formulation of nicotine salts is reputed among users to pack a stronger punch and has been key to jewel success u.s. public health officials say the potent portable devices made by jewel and their rivals have led to an epidemic of nicotine use abuse dependency and addiction among teenagers the u.s. food and drug administration has found that one in five high school students used nicotine vaporizers in twenty eighteen a seventy eight percent increase from just the year before. and in merger and acquisition news the global consumer health market is about to shift significantly u.s. drug maker pfizer and british multinational glaxo smith kline or g s k say they will merge their over the counter product units into a new corporate entity taking stakes of thirty two percent and sixty eight percent respectively in the new unit the company say the corporate coupling will yield six hundred thirty three million dollars or about five hundred million pounds of savings between the two companies g s k says the new unit and the remainder of their company will separate and sto

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled his shed jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border mike hanna al-jazeera washington. well ahead of the shutdown the u.s. stock market has had its worst week of losses in several years concerns of slowing economic growth and the recession has worried investors all major u.s. indices of lost between sixteen and twenty six percent from their highs over the summer and autumn the likelihood of a u.s. government shutdown also triggered a sell off of stocks around the world well the dow jones industrial average finished the week nearly seven point seven percentage points lower was its worst weekly plan since two thousand and eight and the tech rich nasdaq was down eight point four percent this week this is also the sharpest drop since two thousand and eight and the s. and p. five hundred was down nearly seven point one percent this was his biggest fall since two thousand and eleven alive or johnson is founder and c.e.o. of the lansi

coming up friday morning, we will discuss internet data jules polonetsky of the future of privacy for also, economic innovation former john lettieri and representatives bob inglis. livingston :00 a.m. eastern, join the discussion. >> tomorrow, we will hold a discussion with coast guard commandant on acquisitions. that is at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. also, experts will attend this year's cato institute conference. it is live at 9:00 a.m. eastern also on c-span2. and supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will be at an event marking national bill of rights day. people from several countries become u.s. citizens. you can watch that live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. 50 years ago, apollo eight became the first man spacecraft to successfully orbit the moon. american history tv marks the milestone with special features. starting sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, we are live from chicago's museum of science and industry, home of the apollo 8 castle, with author robert thurston taking your phone calls. history,"on "oral commander frank gore went. history" interview pilot james8 module lo

. # three lions on the shirt, jules rimet still gleaming...# gareth southgate, congratulations on anabout international football because they didn't want to get hurt any more. but the most pleasing aspect of the summer, to me, was that we took everybody on a journey that really reconnected the team and brought pride back to our supporters. the 2018 team of the year is... england netball team! it's exciting for netball to get some recognition, and hopefully the sport keeps on growing. that memory of that moment, and the entire games, is something that will live with me and the rest of the squad forever. it's so special for it to be celebrated like this, for women's sport to be in the headlines. so please welcome the 2018 helen rollason award winner, the extraordinary billy monger. congratulations, billy. yeah, thank you so much. you were so composed on the stage. did you have any clue about what you are going to say? i had an idea what i was going to say. unfortunately, i got cut off a little bit early. yeah, you got cut off. so, this is your moment, when they stopped you, what were y

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled as should jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border mike hanna washington well the departments and agencies now left unfunded make up about a quarter of the u.s. government more than four hundred twenty thousand civil servants across numerous agencies will work without being paid on time that includes fifty four thousand customs if it customs officers responsible for securing the u.s. as southern border with mexico and other three hundred eighty thousand federal workers are expected to be placed on temporary leave without pay all of that lost could cost taxpayers billions of dollars nine federal departments including homeland security and the state department will close from saturday dozens of agencies will also be closed for business. hopes the situation doesn't last long we're going to have a shutdown there's nothing we could do about that because we need the democrats to give us their votes call it a democrat shutdown call

here's jules with that much more. >>> a special visitor at the san francisco is now the most famous reindeer of all. meet tinsel, the 175-pound reindeer calf is joining the reindeer exhibit until january 1st. tinsel was given his name after hundreds of visitors submitted suggestions. the runner up, candy cane, cinnamon, and eggnog. i like tinsel. that's a good one. >> that's different. and that's a baby? >> oh, my goodness. >> tinsell hasn't missed many meals. >> all good for tinsel. >>> from the south side of the north pole, santa x is here to make a little noise. >> and a couple of local college basketball games with big implications. cal women at the usf don's here. wait until you see what happened today on the hill top. >> congratulations, kpix. we wish you another 70. >>> congratulations. it's been wonderful over the years being a part and experiencing the bay area along side of you. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. r

. >>> she doesn't know it yet, but even jules will make a presence in this sports. coming up, the eve of christmas eve. i'm looking at her right now. she's like what? if you like football, oh man. you have come to the right place. goeye ofe teams i was it e . the story from levi stadium in a jiffy. ♪ this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ unplug chargers - go, ♪ devices go off-line. turn thermostats down low, ♪ led's shine mighty fine. ♪ small actions quickly grow, ♪ to let our great state shine. energy upgrade california, will let us shine. ♪ >>> and still chicago, they had to come from behind trailing 9- 7 at the half. and jordan howard in the end zone, putting them up top 14-9. fourth quarter, how about nick mullins? goodwin was open, but the ball gut ofbears, danny trayn and mu under six minutes to play. trubisky took off on third down. as he slid from the first, the defender hit him. and

announcement follows a deadlock over a controversial military conscription bill the vote had been shed jule for november two thousand and nineteen if prime minister benjamin netanyahu was returned to office he could be on course to become israel longest serving leader. if you. think anybody in a great partnership. u.s. military officials are heading to turkey to meet their turkish counterparts and discuss coordination on syria later this week it follows the surprise u.s. withdrawal from the country where there is a back of the syrian kurdish why p.g. forces against eisel a spokesman for turkish president have the hun says turkey will not let up in the fight against isis pakistan's former prime minister has been sentenced to seven years in jail and find a twenty five million dollars after being found guilty of corruption the court said now was sharif was unable to prove a source of income that led him to his ownership of a steel mill in saudi arabia sharif denies the charges. those are the headlines stay with us the politics of population control continues next then i'll have the al-jazeera

coming up writing morning, we will discuss it or need data collection and privacy with jules paul nasty from the future of private reform. and then we will talk about a report on economically distressed communities in the us with john military and economic innovation group. also, former south carolina congressman bob english on climate change policies. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >>> tonight on c-span 3 a look at the healthcare industry in america. first, a panel on the cost of care and how it can be reduced. in a second panel on the hair care providers and number of options patients have or care. later we will hear from health and human secretaries alexander cesar. >>> this was hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington dc. >> good morning everyone welcome to the

announcement follows a deadlock over a controversial military conscription bill the election had been shed jule for november two thousand and nineteen if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is returned to office he would be on course to become israel's longest serving leader that now says his coalition unanimously unanimously agreed to this band the government. so to come here on al-jazeera the bargaining over syria intensifies as the pentagon gives the green light to the u.s. troop withdrawal the german government turns to the food and drinks industry in the battle to keep use at the germans and growing waistlines. hello there is a pretty cool for many of us in europe at the moment we take a look at the satellite picture we can see this huge area of cloud here and that's the leading edge of the cold air that's really digging down into the southeastern parts of europe at the moment as we head through the day on tuesday we're going to see that push further and further into parts of turkey through into greece's well heavy downpours here in a lot of wintery weather over the mountains as well that sy

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled as should jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border maicon a washington well president trying to turn to social media after the shutdown became inevitable tweeting this edited video statement we're going to shut down there's nothing we could do about that because we need the democrats to give us their votes call it a democrat shutdown call it whatever you want but we need their help to get this approved so democrats we have a wonderful list of things that we need to keep our country safe let's get out let's work together let's be bipartisan and let's get it done the shutdown hopefully will not last long well wolf street had its worst we have losses in years ahead of the u.s. government shutdown investors are worried about slow economic growth and a possible recession all major u.s. indices lost sixteen to twenty six percent from their summer and autumn highs the prospect of a government shutdown also triggered a sell off aroun

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled his shed jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border mike hanna al-jazeera washington. well ahead of the shutdown the u.s. stock market has had its worst week of losses in several years concerns about slowing economic growth and fears of recession have spooked investors all major u.s. indices of lost between sixteen and twenty six percent from their highs over the summer and the autumn worries of a us government shutdown also helped trigger a sell off of stocks around the world well the dow jones industrial average finished the week nearly seven percent lower that's his worst weekly plan since two thousand and eight the tech rich nasdaq was down eight point four percent the sharpest drop since two thousand and eight and the s. and p. five hundred was down in the seven point one percent the biggest fall since two thousand and eleven the ivory johnson is founder and c.e.o. of dylan's investments he believes the u.s. will start to

of hours rather than days or weeks the president confirming in a tweet that he's canceled his shed jule trip to florida adding while we wait to see if the democrats will help us to protect america's southern border mike hanna al-jazeera washington democrats say funding for the war is unnecessary because government statistics don't support his claims it will reduce crime the u.s. based catto institute has studied figures for the border state of texas if found conviction rates for immigrants were much lower than those born in america out of seven hundred eighty five homicide convictions in two thousand and fifteen seven hundred nine were for offenders born in america illegal immigrants were convicted of forty six of them and legal immigrants thirty some u.s. commentators argue immigrants face fewer convictions but are arrested for more crimes but the data shows the arrest rate is actually lower than for people born in america as we've mentioned wall street had its worst week of losses in the years ahead of the u.s. government shutdown average johnson from balancing investments believes th

look at someone like jules vern who defined the following century with his inventions in his novels it became real, submarine, rockets to the moon, all kinds of stuff and when i look at things like for instance star wars, the original 77, there are no black people in star wars. there are no people who don't have blue eyes in star wars. it is like a racist dream. there's only going to be one kind of people. i thought it is very important if i am going to imagine my stuff i have to imagine myself in the future. i have to imagine other people in the future. gene roddenberry knew it with star trek. the idea of creating a future that reflects the political, social, and technological advances that i see following me in that direction. >> host: let's go through some of those science fiction books, always outnumbered always outgunned, futureland, 47, the wave. what is your favorite science fiction book you have written? >> guest: the most recent was inside the silver box, in which i was able to imagine the entire universe that was subsumed inside of one great machine that had a moral response

jules paul nasty from the future of private reform. and then we will talk about a report on economically distressed communities in the us with john military and economic innovation group. also, former south carolina congressman bob english on climate change policies. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >>> tonight on c-span 3 a look at the healthcare industry in america. first, a panel on the cost of care and how it can be reduced. in a second panel on the hair care providers and number of options patients have or care. later we will hear from health and human secretaries alexander cesar. >>> this was hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington dc. >> good morning everyone welcome to the american enterprise institute our conference today is healthcare that matters, real choses or real competition. i'm tom miller, chief entertainment and critic are and here and eei. here is what we are going to do today. yesterday the trump administration released its m

cnbc reported that altria has been in talks with jule.leted as soon as later this month. in a note just released, we believe an investment of this magnitude provides overall legitimacy to the industry as a whole and should represent a positive catalyst for the sector with the news likely to drive valuations higher. talking about the cannabis sector, of course. the second major deal in that space after constellation brand $4 billion investment into canopy growth earlier this year. shares of other companies are all up this morning. back to you. >> it is interesting all of this activity is happening in the absence of any real push for national legalization in the country. it is all about big companies looking to lay bets on the next area of growth >> yeah. there's been a lot of speculation since constellation and frankly before constellation as far as who will be the next partner in the cannabis space and what other big company and there's speculation. some others are cpg companies and pharmaceuticals. more activity could be in the works in

important to remember that china does not only steal trade secrets and other sort of high-end crown jules of u.s. intellectual property, they also try to steal important commercial information such as pricing strategies by american companies so that they can help their own companies develop pricing strategies. a couple of years ago, the department of justice even indicted chinese spies for stealing strategy information from a u.s. labor union that was strongly opposing chinese trade practices. in terms of the u.s. government response to date, broadly speaking, i think it can be broken up into three parts: better defense, prosecuting spies and increasing costs to china. first, better defense. director krebs described many of the initiatives currently underway by the u.s. government to harden both u.s. government networks and also private sector networks, cyber networks and other kinds of networks by private institutions, universities and other entities to protect themselves from chinese espionage. over the past several months, there's also been an important focus on restricting the ability

allegations on december 25, that prompted the sheriff's office to launch an investigation, 54-year-old juleon friday, investigators say the alleged abuse happened more than a year ago, when the girls are reported the abuse were 10 and 11 years old. investigators are concerned that there may be more victims, they are asking anyone with information to come forward. the >>> the time now is a 9:08 am, new report is raising questions about president trumps' daughter and her handling of the inauguration. the nonprofit news organization pro public a and a public new york station are reporting that anke trump helped negotiate how much the trump hotel in washington dc would charge for venue rentals in the lead up to the january 2017 inauguration. according to the report, the trump hotel charge to the inaugural committee $175,000 per day for booking the hotels presidential ballroom. a member of the inauguration committee emailed of anke trump and others to express concerns that the hotel was overcharging and that the rate should have been half the cost. >>> supporters of the affordable care act are p

coming up writing morning, we will discuss it or need data collection and privacy with jules paul nasty from the future of private reform. and then we will talk about a report on economically distressed communities in the us with john military and economic innovation group. also, former south carolina congressman bob english on climate change policies. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >>> tonight on c-span 3 a look at the healthcare industry in america. first, a panel on the cost of care and how it can be reduced. in a second panel on the hair care providers and number of options patients have or care. later we will hear from health and human secretaries alexander cesar. >>> this was hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington dc.