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they have identified major flaws in the encryption methods used by enough applications like microsoft outlooknd apple mail. experts say the vulnerabilities could pose an immediate risk. the finding is likely to be another worry for german lawmakers who are already grappling to deal with online threats. >> cybercrime has hit german institutions hard in recent years. from an attack on the government's i.t. system to hacking directed at telik indications companies, criminals abroad have managed to infiltrate systems thought to be secure. some lawmakers are calling for more action to be taken to tackle the problem head on. >> raising awareness is one thing, but we need to further develop our form of protection. here at the office for the protection of the constitution, we are placing a bigger focus on defense, but we also need to be able to go on the offensive, too. one measure some companies are calling for is the permission to hack back, to attack the computers attacking them. at present, the practice is not legal in germany. >> we need computer capabilities that enable us to retrieve stolen da

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. >>> microsoft announced a new feature to let you pay your bills inside outlook. they are integrating the new payment service microsoft pay with the e-mail app. that of course will allow you to make payments through messages without having to switch to other apps or sites. the new tool will be rolled out to outlook users in the coming months. back over to you. >>> thanks, leslie. what a story for one alabama family when their 13-year-old boy had a bad accident two months ago and doctors were sure he would die. >> this is an amazing story. he not only survived but he's now talking about his story. >> i'm that one kid that can say i died six times and here i am. >> here he is. many called trenton mckinley a miracle boy. doctors say even if he did survive he would never be the same. two months ago he was riding a trailer behind a go cart driven by a friend. it crashed and he had seven skull fractures. for a time his vital signs flat lined. >> they told me that i wasn't going to ever being normal again, i would be a vegetable. i don't really seem like a vegetable, do i

. ♪ emily: earlier, we caught up with former microsoft ceo steve ballmer and talk about his outlook onch companies. he says he is optimistic about facebook after its latest learning results despite the controversy. take a listen. steve: if you look at last quarter's results, it would be hard to say it is too late. they still have a lot of momentum in their business, in the user account. i certainly don't think it is too late. they are smart people. i spent a lot of time over the years, a good amount of time with sheryl and mark. i think they will be very resilient. emily: ballmer also explain why he sold his entire roughly 4% stake in twitter. steve: i actually sold my twitter stake. emily: all of it? steve: i'm sure i own something index funds. but i did. i decided i am not really excited to be an investor. great thing to do but probably not for me. b, the price was pretty good. emily: also, thrive ceo arianna huffington has been touring the globe on a mission to transform corporate culture. we discussed how much progress she has seen and where she things companies need to do more. ar

. >>> microsoft announced a new feature to let you pay your bills from inside outlook. the company is interest teg greating the new payment service with the e-mail app that will allow you to make payments through messages without having to switch to other apps or sites. it will be rolled out to outlook users in the coming months. back over to you, marcus and laura. >> quick and easy. i guess we'll like it even if it's hard at first. >> thanks, leslie. >> comcast may be looking to crash disney's party. sources say comcast the parent of nbc universal planning to make a $60 billion cash offer for most of fox's assets including its new entities. that would top disney's $52 billion bid. it's contingent on whether the u.s. government approves the at&t purchase of time warner. that deal is being challenged because of antitrust concerns. we should of course mention comcast owns this tv station. >>> 4:41 right now, coming up -- a look at another nice day. >> it's going to be a great day across the bay area. let's go to fremont as we take a live look outside. we will have tempera

up ellie clippers owner -- caught up with ellie clippers owner and former microsoft ceo steve ballmer. we talked about his outlookg tech. balmer says he is optimistic about facebook earnings. >> if you look at last quarter's results, it would be hard to say that it is too late. they still have a lot of momentum in their business. i don't think it is too late. they are smart people. i spent a lot of time over the years, a good amount of time with both cheryl and mark and i think they will be very resilient. emily: ballmer explained why he sold his roughly 4% stake in twitter. steve: i sold my twitter stake. i am sure i own some in index funds, but i did. i decided that i am not excited as a profession to be an investor. a great thing to do but not for me. and the price looked pretty good. emily: we also caught up with drive -- thrive ceo ariana huffington. she has been touring the globe on a mission to transform culture. she talked about how much progress she has seen and where she thinks companies need to do more. ariana: they have made tremendous progress because finally companies are recognizing that it is not

. >>> microsoft has announced a new feature to let you pay your bills from inside outlook.he company is integrating its new payment service with the e-mail app that will allow you to make payments through messages without having to switch to other outsource sites. it will be rolled out in the coming months. back over to you. >> like to see how that works. thanks, leslie. >> 6:18. new this morning, if you think college is expense yive now, ju wait. a new report unveils how much higher it will get in 18 years. in 2036, four-year tuition at the private university will cost more than $300,000. that's compared to $167,000 right now. a public university will set you back about $184,000. it's $101,000 right now. i'll be working here for rest of my life. >> sorry, give us a moment. >> do it three. >> billion dollars. >> we're heading to work this morning, got to make that money. it's going to be a day with clouds in parts of the bay area and then some sunshine. it's going to be beautiful. we have a very shallow low layer of fog and then also we can see it draped over the golden gat