reporter: after a warning from oster these spy agencies, scott morrison address the nation.e on cyber experts, oster then organizations are currently being targeted by a sophisticated state based cyber actor. reporter: sophisticated, continuing, and widespread, targeting everything from all levels of government and political organizations to health, education, and critical infrastructure. the government says cyber experts identified it as a state based attack because of the technique and scale of the attack. >> you could describe it as iticious and that is why now needs to be raised. anchor: morrison reassured australians, saying they didn't appear to be any large-scale breaches as people's personal information. >> it's a form of asymmetric warfare or information warfare, around the usual declarations of hostilities and identification of who is doing the attack. a lot of it is about denial. reporter: cyber attacks aren't new but the government says it is increasing in frequency and scale. it won't say which state is behind the attack but it comes at a time at high tensions b

but it had a special effect in oster. there were family connections between os ter and presbyterians, and the settlement here in north america. and that generated a form of colonial nationalism, and in 1782, the irish parliament managed to assert itself and acquire additional powers. now, it wasn't independent powers by any means, but it certainly, it extracted additional powers and responsibilities from a reluctant british parliament in london, a reluctant british government. and that set off what i would call a decade of colonial nationalism, and that gradually developed into a form of republicanism, especially after the french revolution broke out in 1789. and therefore, the ideas of the american revolution combined with the ideas of the french revolution, gave rise to the society of the united irishmen, and they're the ones nine years after the french revolution finally managed to engineer an uprising in ireland which was unsuccessful but successful, so it was both a failure and a success. it was a failure because, ob

oster area of high pressure and low pressure started to take control, being windy and weather conditionsher cool day chemical than it was on wednesday in fact we will have some spells of rain at times too. an area of high pressure continuing to retreat westwards and that's going to be bringing further spells. we start off on a green across the southeast and that she clear way and turn dryer a time but areas of showers and rain moving down into northern england. turn breezy as well with wendy across the far north of the country as temperatures range from ten to around 17 or 18 degrees in the south. so much cooler than what we started the week off. tuesday night staying rather breezy and further showers or longer spells of rain at times of those temperatures falling to lows of around five to around ten 01’ to lows of around five to around ten or 11 to lows of around five to around ten or11 in the to lows of around five to around ten or 11 in the south. as we head on into friday we start to see our area of low pressure to the east of us develop further and start pushing towards our shores.

in your equity market this wednesday morning, just a little bit of a defensive oster captured by an equityt that is just about positive on the s&p 500, but your outperformance comes from the nasdaq. another story you have become familiar with over the last several months. in the bond market, treasuries are bid going into the decision later. the 10 year yield comes down to her three basis points. in foreign exchange, it is as you were. takei growth currency like the aussie dollar. eight day winning streak, eight days of strength into monday. we took a break tuesday, but it resumes again this wednesday. that is a weaker dollar and a stronger aussie, top of the pile in g10 this wednesday morning. tom: you nailed it. aussie-yen is one proxy you can look at. jeff currie with goldman sachs made very clear he is still long gold, and also mentioned a commodity renaissance as well. we have been talking with lots of good, smart people on this fed day. blinder at 2:00 p.m.. antalked to roman friedman hour or two ago. what matters is what to do with your money, and benjamin mandel of j.p. morgan asset

at santa clara county mid to upper 80s and from conoco oster and alameda county the numbers from oakland go to 72 and the north bay 79 and all of the numbers should sound familiar. the change in your 7-day forecast where you see sunday we bring the numbers well down into the low 80s and we will warm back up again next week into the low 90s or the middl ofhe upcoming week. >> have you ever done the data breakers? >>> i have covered the bay to breakers and i am intrigued by them telling people to wear the costumes because a lot of people will run that naked. i would think they would not what individuals running the streets naked but who knows. >> let's move on. >>> a special moment for graduating seniors and oakland and the high school held a cer last night. >> the event was held in the parking lot at theew caoss from theater. the charter school has a diverse population with 96% of the graduating class students of color. after the ceremony brinkley and spoke with the school first african-american valedictorian. >> how competitive is that. i would examine this and i would imagine you would

michael oster holm.professor and the director of the center for infectious disease research and policy at the university of minnesota. he's also the co-author of the recent book "deadliest enemy: our war against killer germs going. doc, i have to ask you to begin with a negative. what's the chance we don't see spikes in all the big cities where these big mass gatherings have taken place day and night for days on end? and if we don't see spikes, are you going to declare it safe for all of us to go back outside? >> well, thank you first of all for having me, brian. we're undergoing right now a very unfortunate experiment. that's what's happened this past week with all of the crowds that we've seen, the protests and so forth. and we don't know what that's going to do. the good news is that it was outdoors largely, and that we've seen typically -- the virus just actually floats into the air, doesn't become a problem, and so from that standpoint, the risk is lower. on the other hand, we had people who experie

. >> i'm going to talk to acting homeland security chad wolf and epidemiologist michael oster holm in just a moment. i want to bring in nbc justice correspondent pete williams to talk about the trump administration drama-filled firing of the top prosecutor for the southern district of new york, jeffrey berman. so, pete, walk us through the last 48 hours where first he was i guess getting promoted to a new job in justice. it was supposedly a resignation and then he wouldn't go and then he was willing to go. how did we get to where we are today? >> our understanding is jay clayton, the s.e.c. chairman, raised his hand and said, i want that job. he played golf with the president a couple of weekends ago, he told barr about this. the president knew him, barr knew him, they said, fine. according to the people we've talked to barr then said to berman, hey, we want to move this guy in, would you like to be s.e.c. chairman or head of the civil rights division at justice? and berman said no. so friday night out of nowhere barr announced that the president would be nominating jay clayton for th

don't think it would like to be even ruling in most correct like honestly it's a risky business ok oster carter appreciate your expertise thank you. thank you. and an asian court has issued a guilty verdict against 7 west papuan him human rights activists charged with treason will serve up to 11 months in jail the group known as the 17 stage demonstrations calling for independence and fair treatment and 2019 human rights watch says the indonesian government has a history of discriminating against dark skin and to innocent people. or sections are being stepped up further in china's capital more than half of the flights in and out of beijing they have been cancelled alert level was raised after more than $100.00 locally transmitted cases were reported in the past week all schools have been closed and officials have shut down some residential compounds and markets and israel as prime minister has put the military in charge of border quarantine operations after a breach of protocol allowed covert 1000 back into the country 2 women with the virus were allowed out of coron chain early on compa

. >> senator baldwin we have oster signal be able wait a moment to see if we can regain that if not wewill come back to you let's move on to senator cassidy then we will come back to senator baldwin and let her reclaim her time. >> thank you for being here we appreciate your service during this epidemic. reflecting yourem past history all of you are recommending a lot more money for public health. there a lot of folks at their that feel the cdc has not responded to the challenge with the money they had been given and forcing significant more dollars we would like to see some sort of recommendations for reform. so those criticisms made with outlined the fed tape and focus and to take action and by which the virus has spread throughout the community with another four or $5 billion, it is fair to say that it can be instituted you're just not putting more money to provide more money so that can streamline so what are your thoughts on that quick. >> it takes a long time before and after i work there and i just say the scientist they are our national treasures and these are the same scientis