i am michael rich, president and ceo of the rand corporation. the focus of the last session was the middle east, foreign policy more generally there, also the middle east is a region several hundred million people, hardly any democracies in that region. in fact authoritarian states, petering states, vanishing states, increasing amount of endeavoring to territories. we are going to shift our focus to places that on the surface seem stable secure, even prosperous but the question is on a they and will they be up to the challenges of the new century? it is an appropriate time to take up questions like this, the 25 food anniversary of the opening of the berlin wall this year, 25th anniversary of the protests in the andaman square. in 1989 there was a wave of democratic transitions beginning in eastern europe, europe and asia and africa, liberal democracy and free-market capitalism seem to have prevailed in that great battle of ideologies hofer's various forms of totalitarianism that at least one panelist has written about. that was francis fukuyama,

i am michael rich, president and ceo of the rand corporation.last session was the middle east, foreign policy more generally there,

i'm michael rich. i'm president and c.e.o. of the rand corporation. the focus of the last session, of course, was the middle east foreign policy more generally there also. the middle east, of course, is a region several hundred million people, hardly any democracies in that region. in fact, authoritarian states, teetering states, vanishing states, an increasing amount of ungoverned territories, in this hour we'll shift our focus to places on the surface that seems stable secure, and even prosperous, but the question is are they and will they be up to the challenges of the new century. it's an appropriate time of course, to take up questions like this. it's the 25th anniversary this month or this week of the opening of the berlin wall, this year, 25th anniversary of the protests or democracy protests in tiananmen square. in 1989 there was a wave of democratic transitions beginning in eastern europe obviously, asia and even africa. democracy and free market capitalism seemed to have prevailed in that great battle of i'dologists over various forms of tot

i am michael rich president and ceo of the rand corporation. the focus of the last session of course was the middle east foreign policy more generally bear also the middle east of courses or region several hundred million people. hardly any democracies in that region. in fact, authoritarian states teetering states, banishing states increasing amount of ungoverned territories. in this hour we are going to shift our focus to places that on the surface seems stable, secure and even prosperous but the question is are they and will they be up to the challenges in this century? it's an appropriate time of course to take up questions like this. it's the 25th anniversary this month or this week of the opening of the berlin wall. this year the 25th anniversary of the protest in tiananmen square. in fact 1989 there was a wave of democratic transitions beginning in eastern europe obviously latin america asia and even africa. liberal democracy and free-market capitalism seem to have prevailed in that great battle of ideologies for various forms of totalita

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so what happened was he arrested the richest of the rich ones a guy named michael hornekovski and putbecame his business partner. >> that's what it took the arrest of one they all fell in line? >> what happened was they put the richest most powerful guy in a cable and allowed the television cameras to film in a cable. >> proving if i can do this to him, i can do this to you. >> putin is a big man of symbols. he picks one guy and the rest of the people say i don't want to sit in a cable. >> mike. >> two questions, one how is it, i mean you did well in russia for a while financially. how is it that american financial institutions deal or cope with the russian bourburocracy of the russians and the other question is -- >> the answer is they don't. most everybody has kind of pulled out at this point. it's an uninvestable untenuable country. you have two choices, you can be a criminal over there and accepted, then are you a criminal over here. or you can become like me where you challenge the criminalality you end up either dead in jail or in exile losing all your money. >> is it true that

rich has failed to boost the economy. we have had a stagnant economy and slowest recovery since world war ii. & we have michael warren. writer for the weekly standard and jackie, the president thinks that he is negotiating from a position of strength. he put a lot in the budget that republicans will not like? >> i think it is part first offer and political. taxes on the wealthy will never happen with a republican congress. but some of the money for highway spending and taxes on corporate profits are something that republicans talked about, to. and the devil is in the details and seeing where they meet in the middle. >> interesting where he took the setting. the department of homeland security. it is funded through the end of the month. the republicans are unhappy with the nation's plan to change the imdpragz law. >> he was speaking to government bureaucrats and making the case smartly if the republicans don't fund this those people will not get their paychecks and put food on the table for their families. it is a fight and i am wondering whether republicans on the hill are willing to fight about it because republican

rich environment for the bad guys. they want to go after this data, and they will work very hard to get it. correct to what end, michael? -- >> to what end, michael? things are not going to get less complex as we get more data. we will have more complex systems. do you not worry about the hat but what they do with the information? >> yes, we do. and this is very valuable information. i mean, credit cards, this is what people used to having stolen. that impact on consumers can be very little. here, with a rich -- we see a rich data set that can be used by criminals to create identities and conduct cyber theft. this data is very valuable and it is worth money. and having these records is something they can sell large numbers of them on the black market and people will try to monetize them in different ways, of course. but that is how it will be distributed, sold in broke -- in bulk. north korea attacked sony pictures -- >> jordin, when north korea attacked sony pictures, they wanted to stop the release of a movie. they failed at that. or perhaps they got what they wanted. what were these hackers after? >> one thing is cl

rich environment for the bad guys. they want to go after this data. they are going to work very hard to get it. >> to what end michaelmplexity is going to be there. things aren't going to get less complex as the data that governs us all becomes greater. we're going to get more data. what do you do? do you have to not worry about the hack but what they do with the information? >> you do. this information in particular is very valuable information. credit cards is what people become used to having stolen. that impact on consumers can be very little. here, we really see a rich data set about individuals that can be used by criminals to create false identities, to conduct identity theft, to do other things. in the cybercrime realm, this data is valuable and worth money. having millions of these records is something they can sell and they can sell these large numbers of records on the black market. people will try to monetize it in different kinds of ways. that is how it will be distributed, sold in bulk. >> when north korea allegedly attacked sony pictures, we know what they wanted, to stop the release of a movie, which

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. >> mayor michael nutter signed the bill into law and it impacts businesses with ten or more workers. >> everybody deserves to earn paid sick days and businesses are getting rich and health and all we're asking that we can get an earned paid sick day. >> this effort took several years and similar efforts were vetoed twice since 2011. >> the last time philadelphia hosted a political convention it was back in 2000 and during that hot summer hundreds of protesters converged on the city to make their voices heard. how police intend to keep everyone safe. >>> and you won't want to miss this story. we've been showing you how old man winter continues to take aim at new england. now the police are involved and they're actively searching for a very unpopular groundhog. we'll explain. >>> a montgomery county native will serve as the next defense secretary of the united states, ashton carter of abbington replaces outgoing secretary chuck hagel. today's 93-5 senate vote confirmed president obama's nomination. carter has served under 11 defense secretaries. >> our coverage continues now in the dnc coming to philadelphia 2016. >> philadelphia police will no doubt be busy ke

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michael on repeat than makeleback -- nickingback. >> sal? >> if you like them, there are probably a lot of bands that we agree on. >> raising money, sal. it's raising money. >> they are rich very rich. i admire them. i just don't listen to them. let's take a look at the commute. traffic will be busy if you are driving on the commute here at the toll plaza. that's not too bad. you can see traffic at the tone looks -- at the toll plaza looks okay. 880 is not affected by the crashes. just affected by people trying to go through the coliseum. and things have improved as you drive past 880. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. some low clouds and fog persisting for a few but it looks like some sun inland. >> more so than yesterday. a little warmer towards friday. and then a breezy pattern. >> that will do it for us. thank you for watching. hope to see you at noon for more developments on the west coast port labor negotiations. thank you for joining us. mmm... (eating sounds) do you know that guy? get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? two freshly cracked eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese all on toasty sourdough made just for you.

michael, we need to move on, but be quick. caller: the point being that solves your tax problem of the super rich now contributing to the rest ofhe middle class. host: ut to nyu? caller: columbia. host: thank you for the ivy league lesson. we appreciate it. this is from the denver post -- caught between minds and votes. colorado a key swings they in 2016. a look at jeb bush and his use of marijuana. this is in the boston sunday globe. from the "chicago tribune" -- inside rahm emanuel's political cash machine. mark joining us this morning from virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. i just thinking about some of the incredible hypocrisy and irresponsibility coming from the republican party. the very wealthy are the ones who are in a position to take advantage of our highways and roads, and they make money. they make money because of the educational system that we have that educates our young. they are the ones who really should be paying more. we cannot have a decent infrastructure or educational system if it is not paid for. i also do not like redistributes isive hypocrisy that they come out with -- they always talk about

rich. i want to thank our audience michael, we wish you the best of luck on monday.join me in thanking our speakers. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> currently acting dir. of director of national drug control policy we will get a nomination vote in the senate on monday. they are in at 5:00 o'clock eastern. the nomination vote. also they may take the homeland security spending bill the buildup versus reverses the presence executive action on immigration. the house the house is back next week to take up the senate passed legislation on the keystone xl pipeline. yesterday kevin mccarthy outlines the present schedule for the rest of the week. >> mr. speaker, on monday no votes are expected in the house. on tuesday the tuesday the house will meet at noon for morning our and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. on wednesday and thursday the house will meet at ten 10:00 a.m. for morning hours and then for legislative business. on friday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. mr. speaker the house will consider a number of suspensions next week to m

results of its investigation into the michael brown shooting to be complete before he leaves and that will be in the next few weeks. >>> an arizona man struck it rich a $6 watch from a thrift store. the watch turned out to be a rare 1959 -- what is his name? >> jege re lecoutre. >> they discontinued production because they were so hard to pronounce. he did what anyone would do with a watch like that he sold it online. he got a whopping $35,000 for this watch and some of the money i am told will go to his upcoming wedding. >> very nice. >> well spent. >> why people buy a watch you can't pronounce? >> worth the money. >> timex, easy to say. >> good point. >>> defense in the american sniper trial wastes no time calling eddie ray routh's family to the stand to prove he wasn't insane. they're going to hear from his ex-girlfriend proving he wasn't insane including an episode with a samurai sword. we'll have that ahead. is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. i