we've been to saigon, can tho, nha trang -- he was my original minder for vietnam's ministry of foreign affairsofficial responsibilities, fast friends. >> hai: one, two, three -- ba, yo! welcome back. welcome back. cheers. >> anthony: lin has brought me to a great and proud and uniquely hanoi tradition -- bia hoi. bia hoi refers to the roadside joints where locals gather to consume keg-dispensed, freshly brewed draft beer. ah, that's good. >> lin: it's not strong at all, my friend. just like between 3 to 4%. >> anthony: ah, so we need to drink a lot. >> lin: yeah. >> hai: yeah. >> lin: cheers for hanoi beer. [ horns honking ] it was something luxurious 30 years -- >> hai: yeah. >> lin: -- ago. >> anthony: right. >> lin: and now it's for everyone. >> hai: yeah. >> lin: it's not expensive. ten thousand dong. >> anthony: so, that's -- >> hai: 40 cents. >> lin: 40, 45 cents. >> anthony: 45 cents a beer. >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i'll have another. i can afford that. ♪ the country's changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now lot of cars. >> lin: more cars. >> anthony: you know

>> reporter: at this point we have not heard from the ministry of foreign affairs here in china but it's certainly something beijing would probably be okay with. beijing has been courting the philippines support. beijing has been the country really more than any other that have been really aggressive in the south china sea, seizing territory, building artificial islands and to have this first official state visit with president duterte because the president clearly signaled a shift wanting to move away from the united states and towards china. while we haven't heard officially anything from china yet, you can bet this is something that they probably wouldn't be too upset to hear. >> matt rivers reporting from beijing, china this morning. >>> still to come, we know donald trump's debate performance fired up his base but did his nasty fight with hillary clinton create a fire storm with women? [accountant] my job is to manage and grow businesses. and i've never seen a rocket ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in

hacking into the russian ministry of foreign affairs website after several u.s.is. it says quote, knock it off. you may be able to push around nations around you, but this is america. nobody is impressed. no word yet on who that jess ter is. >> another celebrity robbed at gunpoint after oversharing on social media. nba reporter kristen ledlow posted this on twitter. >> the men knew where she lived and were waiting for her when she got home. she's taking a social media hiatus. kim kardashian still silent on social media after being robbed of $10 million in jewels in paris earlier this month. >>> following nationwide anthem protest is causing controversy this morning. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> well, a roaring crowd loved that. they greeted police, military members, and first responderers before a new jersey high school football game but some groups weighing in on this, including the naacp and the aclu, they say this sends, quote, a frightening message against freedom of speech. the chief of police, says it's one thing to stand for social i

his resume includes work at the organization for economic cooperation and in the italian ministry of foreign affairs. finally, kim zeter will be joining us to moderate this discussion. kim has been covering cybersecurity since 1999, including more of a decade at "wired" magazine. she is a journalist and author who is well-known for covering this range of issues. we are looking forward to her leading this discussion with us today. as always, again, thank you to our media partner pass code, the christian science monitor's new guide to security and privacy. thank you all for joining us on here and online. let me invite the panelist to come join us to get us started. thank you for coming. >>> good afternoon, everybody. he covered some of the answers i was going to go over. i want to give you some context for why we have a discussion today about hacking the vote, hacking the voting machines. we are talking about hacking the vote this year, unlike any other year. we are talking about two kinds of hacking, as he discussed in his intro, not only technically hacking the voting machines but hacking the minds

his resume includes work at the organization for economic cooperation and in the italian ministry of foreign affairs. finally kim zater will be joining us to moderate this discussion. kim has been covering cybersecurity since 1999, including more of a decade at "wired" magazine. she is a journalist and author who is well-known for covering this range of issues. we are looking forward to her leading this discussion with us today. as always, again, thank you to our media partner pass code, the christian science monitor's new guide to security and privacy. thank you all for joining us on here and online. looking very much forward to this discussion. let me invite the panelist to come join us to get us started. thank you for coming. >>> good afternoon, everybody. he covered some of the intro i was going to go over. i want to give you some context for why we have a discussion today about hacking the vote, hacking the voting machines. we are talking about hacking the vote this year, unlike any other year. we are talking about two kinds of hacking, as he discussed in his intro, not only technically hacking