>> guest: we have worked closely with authorities on the mcafee and infineon. the mcafee transaction and the security software area $7.7 billion deal was approved and security is becoming more and more crucial to consumers so we will take steps to integrate mcafee successfully into our business. the bottom line is broadband is exploding. we are at the dawn of the internet age, and we are trying to diversify our business away from just microprocessors into new areas, into software and into operating systems and it is challenging because there are other competitors in that space but we recognize that open standards and markets and free trade agreements are positive in terms of expanding our business process. >> host: has governments broadband plans enacted last year been beneficial number one in your view to the country and to intel? >> guest: absolutely. the president talked about a sputnik almond for this country in a state of the union address in late january and he set a goal for expanding broadband to 90% of the country. he he has got the right ideas here. t

so we'll take steps to integrate mcafee successfully into our business. the bottom line is broadband is educate loading. -- exploding. we are trying to diversify our business away from just microprocessors into new areas, into software and into operating systems, and it's challenging because there are other competitors in that space. but we recognize that open standards and markets and free trade agreements are positive in terms of expanding our business prospects. >> host: has the government's broadband plan enacted last year been beneficial, number one, in be your view, to the country and to intel? >> guest: absolutely. the president talked about a sputnik moment for this country in his state of the union address in late january, and he set a goal for expanding broadband to 98% of the country. he's got the right ideas here. the problem is that spectrummal hoe case -- allocation right now needs to be rearranged on a voluntary basis. we need to make sure that mobile providers have sufficient spectrum so that people that are on the go and on the move can r

joining me now are two of the organizers of this event mark mcafee founder and owner of organic pastors very and was organizer grass fed on the hill who was it was actually that you're like a two for one guest tonight. you're here a very pregnant about to have your fourth child congratulation is i'm sorry phyllis all right well tell us about that i mean there is i was one of the things i was really amazed about the rally this morning if you had so many families so many mothers and so many children out there who obviously care passionately about this cause would be at a rally at ten am at the capitol monday morning yeah absolutely i mean i think that's one of the fundamental things that you know as a mother when when we first start on this journey we look into really what's best for our children and when we when i realized that this was available my two oldest children are very intolerant to pasteurize milk and so we tried other options none of which worked for them and then when we switched to the fresh unprocessed milk they did great and it's been an incredible journey for me as a moth

another quick point to mention, at mcafee we say safe never sleeps.illion new machines become compromised every day. these attacks will overwhelm your network. you can be part of that, if you are compromised, hurting other companies, or used as a compromise machine. i commend the fcc and this program in putting out some tips that help smaller businesses leverage the power of the internet and make your business and your customers safe. thank you. >> thank you. cheri from symantec, similar question. what jumps out at you as far as actionable steps he thinks small business owners could take right away to significantly -- you think small business owners could take right away to significantly improve security? >> as you mentioned, semantic conducted a study released in 2011 that actually surveyed small business owners and customers around the world. what we found through that was that 50% of small businesses do not have a plan. more shockingly, 41% said it never occurred to them that they should have a plan. 40% also said the data protection was not a prio

. >> reporter: mark mcafee owns organic in can you say terse.e on the grass any given day a new calf is born. >> did you get your colostrum. >> reporter: it needs the colostrum to jump start the immune system. the mother makes two to three humans what he needs. he sells it. >> we sell it by the pint. >> reporter: at 8 bucks a bottle it is not cheap. the dry variety made by other companies is also pricey but now a new british study says the costs may be worth it. colostrum may actually benefit athletes, in this case long distance runners, but not everyone swallows the claim. dr. john schwartzburg of uc berkeley says the studies are too small and too few to prove anything. >> i'm sceptical it will have a profound or even significant affect on one's athletic performance. >> reporter: as for doctor barn? >> there is a lot of naysayers, try it,,,,,,,,,, i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dict

another quick point to mention, at mcafee we say safe never sleeps.e see 14 million new machines become compromised every day. these attacks will overwhelm your network. you can be part of that, if you are compromised, hurting other companies, or used as a compromise machine. i commend the fcc and this program in putting out some tips that hp smaller businesses leverage the power of the internet and make your business and your customers safe. thank you. >> thank you. cheri from symantec, similar question. what jumps out at you as far as actionable steps he thinks small business oers could take right away to significantly -- you think small business owners could take right away to significantly improve security? >> as you mentioned, semantic conducted study released in 2011 that actually surveyed small business owners and customers around the world. what we found through that was that 50% of small businesses do not have a plan. more shockingly, 41% said it never occurred to them that they should have a plan. 40% also said t data protection was not a pr

nato members look at siphoning support for libyan rebels with washington planning to release mcafee's frozen assets that russia warns the alliance is involved which is getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. of troops tanks and arrests in syria with no signs of an end to the fighting washington and the e.u. deploy sanctions to force the regime to end its violent crackdown on its citizens some eight hundred people have reportedly been killed since the uprising began almost two months ago. and moscow prepares to roll out the big guns for the annual granda victory day parade off he's looking at the highlights from the rehearsals talking to survivors and exploring how today's younger generations feel about the fight for free. might as well top headlines are on our team next to sports but you know. thankfully and good to have you with us let's see what's coming over the next ten minutes here on sports today. next test russia prepared and meet defending champions the czech republic the world ice hockey championships a little later on sunday. clash of the titans it's on beating djoko

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another quick point to mention, at mcafee we say safe never sleeps. we see 14 million new machines become compromised every day. these attacks will overwhelm your network. you can be part of that, if you are compromised, hurting other companies, or used as a compromise machine. i commend the fcc and this program in putting out some tips that help smaller businesses leverage the power of the internet and make your business and your customers safe. thank you. >> thank you. cheri from symantec, similar question. what jumps out at you as far as actionable steps he thinks small business owners could take right away to significantly -- you think small business owners could take right away to significantly improve security? >> as you mentioned, semantic conducted a study released in 2011 that actually surveyed small business owners and customers around the world. what we found through that was that 50% of small businesses do not have a plan. more shockingly, 41% said it never occurred to them that they should have a plan. 40% also said the data protection wa

mcafee says the scammers are posting links on facebook and other sites promising photos of bin laden'sthe internet security firm says many of those links can infect your computer with nasty viruses. so far no officials photos of his body have been released. stay here with cbs 5, cbssf.com for continuing coverage of the death of osama bin laden. >>> 6:34. let's get another look at traffic and weather. lawrence says, wow, get ready for some warmer temperatures and lots of sunshine. >> it is a wow. we have some great sunshine coming our way. today a transitional day. we have a couple of patches of fog at the coastline now. some of that slipping inside the bay but most of that is going to break up. and it looks like we are in for lots of sunshine outside. temperatures right now running in the 40s and 50s at this hour. by this afternoon, we are going to see low 80s toward this afternoon many spots inland plenty of 70s around the bay area 60s into san francisco. and out toward the coastline. but by tomorrow, offshore winds we could easily see some low 90s in the bay area. that would be the h

. >> reporter: that's mcafee's gary davis. his company tracks breaches like the ones that hit sony customer. he says to protect yourself, start with common sense. >> look for suspicious e-mails. look for, you know, regular mail that looks -- asking for personal information, discard it. be sure to always be looking at your latest credit card statement, make sure there's no charges that don't make sense there. >> reporter: because whether you deal with small or large online companies, we're all at risk when identity thieves target all of our devices. often pretending to be our friends on social networks. >> a cyber criminal is a for-profit business. >> reporter: and it's your business to keep them away. >> i just don't respond to any of those e-mails that say send me your information. >> now, that is common sense. another tip, use one credit card for your online transactions. that way if you do get a letter from a company that's been hacked, you're just one phone call away from covering yourself financially. raj? >> thank you, s

we have a representative from s.c.o.r.e., mcafee and the national urban league. s.c.o.r.e.id a great job interacting with small business all over the country. we did a national broadband plan. we developed a successful partnership, bringing our complementary expertise to the table to help small businesses around the country accelerate their moves online. we are focusing on how small businesses can protect themselves. we are working with s.c.o.r.e. to distribute this material in the effective ways s.c.o.r.e. has developed over many years. we have partnered with organizations like the national urban league, the national black chamber of commerce, the national hispanic chamber of commerce to distribute these materials. we have a partnership with an organization called n.i.c.e., which runs the stop, think, connect campaign, designed to raise awareness about the need to strengthen cyber security and generate and communicate new approaches and strategies to help americans increase their safety and security online. all these initiatives are collaborations with the people in this r