here's what's happening now according to reuters.that sonyyis now considering a board meeting to evaluate that proposal from one of its major shareholders, third point llc. this is a fascinating development. the stock jumping nearly 10% right now. sony, once again, is now listening. this after it had said, no, we're not interested in splitting up. now according to the reuters and nikkei k it looks like sony is looking to at least have a board meeting to discuss the proposal that was recently put out there in a formal letter by daniel loeb who also showed up and tried to have a formal discussion with them, in essence, saying you guys need to take your smarter and better-run entertainment division and split it off. let's get right to nicole. we're talking about grocery stores hitting record highs today. all of these up more than 1%. cost coe, target, whole foods in the green. but if you don't want to buy grocery, restaurant stocks are looking good too. >> reporter: a little casual dining never hurt, have a little fun. these five names

a reuters report citing two sources with direct knowledge says when they were found, two of the women suffering from severe malnutrition and injuries, including hearing loss along with joint and muscle damage, and will require long-term therapy. according to reuters sources, gina dejesus and michelle knight were in worse shape than amanda berry. the report goes on to compare the conditions of the home to a prison of war camp, saying the women were restrained in duct tape in quote, stressed positions for long periods that caused bed sores and other injuries. randi kaye is live in cleveland with more. randi? >> reporter: anderson, we are learning more about that tonight. we're also learning more about ariel castro and his daily routine and his time in jail. we were able to get our hands on the jail log which is a snapshot of his daily life. he is on a suicide watch so the guards have to mark his behavior every ten minutes. it's pretty mundane stuff but they actually mark things like when he's eating, when he's bathing, when he's making a kool-aid, when he's napping. we also saw a couple

i just read this report breaking on reuters in the last few minutes. it really is unbelievably shocking when you get to the detail that he restrained in particular gina and michelle with duct tape in stress positions for such long periods of times they had bed sores. they apparently hadn't been seen at all unlike amanda berry precisely because of the nature of their injuries. it goes on to say one of the girls has difficulty moving her head around from being chained up. they think that refers to gina. they were like prisoners of war. if he left for periods of time, he would duct tape them over all parts of their faces, even their eyes, only leaving an opening so they could breathe. he would just rip it off, pulling off skin and hair. it goes on to say they're now exhibiting signs of malnutrition because castro would use food as a means to torment them, according to the reuters sources. he would bring food to one or two of the girls and make the others watch as they or he would eat it in front of them. so it goes on. really shocking and disturbing new d

, former reuters reporter here in the studio in the next half hour.visiting with stan collander for corebis communications. follow him on twitter. we encourage you to do so. we do. you should, too, at bucket guy. >> the budget guy. >> at the bucket guy. stan, so the stunning news really that the deficit has shrunk. honey, we shrunk the deficit from 1.4 trillion down to 642 billion, that could play either way. couldn't it? >> in the sense that okay that really shows why we need budget deal or people would use the same argument to say this shows why we don't have to do anything because the bucket is taking care of itself. which way should it play? >> as a budget guy i can tell you first of all shrinking the deficit is the wrong policy in the current environment. we need the government to stay involved when the other elements are not contributing positively. the bigger political issue is forget we need a big deficit reduction effort or more spending cuts. in fact, the deficit will continue to fall to insignificant, economically insignificant areas if we

>> bob: who are the reuters, it was young muslim immigrants reuters.er picture. the muslim religion. >> who is deciding this is good policy. but you are allowing people to come in and wanted to do the country harm. >> greg: i think we believe assimilation is rude to an incoming culture, right? >> eric: will there is assimilation and radicalization. what happens is the environments or groups or countries or governments that want to be more diverse and more open borders. they look for the assimilation but the radicals look for the same groups and same governments and say, here is a good opportunity. >> you have an opportunity to go radicalize and certain percentage of the population and they achieved their goal. bob, to your answer, i think it's more liberal countries that allow in and that is where we need to target. >> why wouldn't you go to a country that has a liberal immigration policy. >> bob: people have come in and they have been added to society and assimilated fine. >> greg: think there is something different. last word, dana. >> dana: swedish

of them are the reuter's staff. had this as a background frame for a talk i did at oxford, similar to how i am oxford uniond the rejected the whole background by audience, they could not see the footage. ou can google for assange censored oxford. partly to pay tribute to the people that died in this incident, but also to bradley manning, to take a stand against the censorship of oxford, we have presented this background. youince we last spoke to in november, brad demanded has pled guilty -- bradley manning has pled guilty to using classified materials that he felt should become public, but deny the top charge against him, aiding the enemy. he acknowledged he gave classified documents, among them the video you are describing, would you call collateral murder, which shows the journalists in baghdad being blown up by an apache helicopter, and then the subsequent explosion of the van. he has pled guilty to giving these documents to you. you have always said you would not reveal your sources, but since he has pled guilty

reuters reports a spokesperson said they were targeting u.s. military advisors. the attack came during a visit by u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel. all nato led international forces will finish their missions in afghanistan by the end of next we're. security concerns are mounting as foreign troops have already started withdrawing from the country as part of a planned hand over of security to after began forces. >>> the malaysia prime minister is trying to restore confidence. >> reporter: the ruling has been at home of the country since its independence in 1957. the coalition has held onto its power once again but is facing many challenges. it warned the number of largest parliamentary seats. they are opposed to policies which favor in elevation as well as alleged corruption in the government. the lineup was announced on wednesday. lawmakers perform poorly. six chinese lawmakers set on the previous cabinet. now there's only one. he's making efforts to calm fears that the political opinions won't be reflected in the government. the prime minister appointed a bank

said was glove inside reuters -- beloved in the out -- reuters community. there had been a bombing the day before, and then this same apache helicopter is hovering overhead. and what this video is, is a video taken by the helicopter. so it's recording the voices of the soldiers in the helicopter and documenting what is happening below, showing the video of what's happening below. you hear them cursing, you hear them laughing, this callous regard for life. they're not rogue. they hold back, and they ask for permission to open fire. they get that permission, and they blow these men away. you see the people on the ground scurrying way. said is not killed outright, he is dragging himself away, and then a van pulls up to help the wounded. there's children in the van. it's from the neighborhood, and a father driving the van, and they explode the van. and they kill said as well. the reuters employees are killed along with the men in the neighborhood. there's 12 people altogether. reuters asked the military for this video for years, and they never got it. it was on

that was too bad, because in point of fact, when the reuters -- i mean, when the video was released,hen the after garn war logs were released, suddenly there was a transformation of discussion about these wars and what had been hidden from us. that was where the focus should have been, and unfortunately too much focused on assange. i think in part the administration wanted to shift the focus. they're looking to find a way to scapegoat manning. >> make him an oddball. if we focus on the messengers, focus on these people, we don't need to have the big heart discussions. >> there are these moments. gitmo is one, we'll have a conversation about that later on in the show, but heather, we go through these periods where we talk about the national security concerns, most recently with drones, but it sort of nymph leads anywhere. in the meantime the administration continues onward. i wonder to what degree it's been to actually have, hey, begin the conversation, and also is it hold those in leadership accountable. i will read an excerpt from an interview with jonathan mclandry. and they -- he

israeli official tells reuters that the strike targeted a shipment of missiles bound for hezbollah and lebanon. israeli officials have long vowed to strike targets they think are being used to transfer weapons to hezbollah or other terrorist groups. israeli defense official tells cnn, "we'll do whatever is necessary to stop the transfer of weapons from syria top terrorist organizations." >>> now the latest developments in the boston bombings. a death certificate confirms the violent final moments of tamerlan tsarnaev's life. the owner of the funeral home handling the suspected bomber's burial read the document to cnn and shows that tsarnaev died from gunshot wounds of torso and blunt trauma to the head and torso. tsarnaev's body sits in this funeral parlor as four cemeteries have refuseded to bury the body. investigators found explosive residue inside the cambridge, massachusetts, apartment of tsarnaev where he lived with his wife and young daughter. plus, investigators say dzhokhar, the younger brother, has revealed their initial target was the 4th of july celebration in boston. final

that is according to the reuters. and that is helping drive up home prices for everyone but is it creating a bubble? that is the question. joining me for more on this, christopher thornberg, beacon economics, john at senior portfolio manager at leader capital. gentlemen thanks for joining me. christopher, the story we laid out, is that true? is that what you see happening? people are coming on the show all we can seeing what is going on around the country, do you see it? >> no, not at all. look, take this from a guy who was screaming bubble at the top of his lungs in 2005 and 2006. where we are today is, if anything, what i would call a reverse bubble. if you look at levels of affordability today, they have never been better. you look at price of a house compared to incomes, compared to cost of renting, when you control for today's interest rates, homes have never been more affordable. and the reason prices are starting to go up because investors and some first-time buyers are looking at this, understanding the arbitr

goldman is teaming up with thomson reuters. david: a lot of customers didn't like it when they did that apple's ceo tim cook defending the company's tax practices before senate regulators. arguing it pays all taxes dues due and using foreign subsidiaries pay all taxes due. liz: microsoft unveiled the new xbox, a third generation console that pitches quote, the ultimate, all in one entertainment industry. microsoft says you don't need a cable box anymore because our console integrates speech recognition technology and switch to the hockey game and suddenly does it and gesture-based commands to control tv programing, gaaes, recorded video and skype chat. aft the beled starts right now. -- "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to today's action. we have tim mulholland whose last two stocks picks are up nearly 20% when he told to you buy. he is back with more plays. larry shover is in the pits of the cme. larry, i want to start with you and let's start with the we talked about how the stock market rallies are mo

it still expanded, 50.6 in april, and reuters were expecting a reading of 51%. one of the reasons for the drop was falling new orders, reflecting expectations from companies selling more negative. the new exporter sub index also shrunk, and that was contractually 48.6%. it was 50.9% in march. we're joined now by mata jar. how are you? >> hi. >> put this number in context with our expectations. >> definitely the china number has been disappointing. china data overall has been disappointing in q-1, looking at gdp or pmi data. looking at the details, it's really the export side that's weakened dramatically for china. the domestic story is still intact, and over the coming months, we would expect that the domestic story continues to accelerate and that offsets some of the drag you're getting from the more negative external story. >> madhut at the same time, i thought it was extraordinary to look at the figures. exports at the lowest on record. if you were trying to look for signs, knowing as we do that the official china pmi maybe doesn't give us the whole story, do

according to reuters, over 1 million people have evacuated to shelters in the country. nearly all they have left, bangladesh's second largest city. myanmar is bracing itself, more than 100,000 people are living in camps and low lying areas in the country. many of them have fled there because of conflicts with buddhists. myanmar's weather department says it may be the hardest storm to hit. >>> state run media in north degree is reporting on a high level meeting in pyongyang. an advisor to shinzo abe met with north korean leader kim jong-un's second in command. he met with kim yong-am. and they talked about why he is in japan, but it is believed he is discussing the kidnapping of japanese citizens from the 1970s and 80s. the senior u.s. diplomat says he wants the japanese to keep u.s. officials informed about his trip. glyn davies says denuclearization is the top priority in dealing with the north koreans, but they're ready to work with their counterparts to deal with the abduction issue. the spokesperson says he received no prior notice about his visit. >> it is importan

reuters says firefighters in west, texas, never had any chemical disaster training.and as you recall, 14 people were killed in that fire and explosion including nine first responders. about 200 people injured as well. >>> coming up next, remarkable -- you're not going to believe this. this is a story about a pregnant woman who was thought to be dead, then gave birth, then brought back to life. unbelievable. we're going to have that in 15 minutes. that's it for me now. back to anderson cooper in moore, oklahoma. anderson. >>> suzanne, thanks very much. a teacher keeps her class safe. coming up the gripping video from the moments she kept her kids alive. that story's next. >>> you're okay! you're okay! you're okay! you're okay! you're okay! you're okay! you're okay! you're okay! >> i didn't know what to tell them. i just kept telling them we're okay. my mind, i was praying. >> that was a teacher from briarwood elementary. happy to report all of her kids are okay, everybody in that school is. she's just one of many people coming forward with heroic stories. it has been

reuters says two bombings on party offices on friday killed five people. the attacks happened in the south western city of quetta and northwestern city of pashwar. the taliban claimed responsibility. representatives vowed they would use suicide bombers against voters on polling day. election related violence killed more than 110 people since the beginning of april. the campaign officially closed on thursday night. opinion polls show opposition parties have gained support by appealing to growing anti-u.s. sentiment among voters. pakistan is a nuclear armed nation with a population of 180 million. it's a power house that plays a major role in the u.s.-led war on terror and can influence the stability in neighboring afghanistan. the outcome of the vote is expected to have an impact beyond its borders. nhk reports from the pakistani capital islamabad. >> reporter: with the economy, domestic security, and the nation's very stability on the line, voters have some tough choices to make. despite a wave of bombings overshadowing the campaign, enthusiasm remains as

. >>> reuters news agency says the state owned chinese bank notified north korea's foreign trade bank it was stopping all transactions. u.s. officials hit the north korean bank with sanctions in march banning any exchanges with u.s. firms or individuals and accused the bank of helping finance pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. officials said the bank of china gave no reason why they were closing the north korean account and state run media have not reported on the story. >>> syrian rebels have detained four united nations peacekeepers in the golan heights. the took them hostage in march. a group has taken responsibility. the same group seized 21 filipino peacekeepers two months ago in this border area between syria and israel. they released them three days later. japanese and croatian leaders have pulled out their pace keepers over the last few months over concerns for their security. about 1,000 personnel from austria and the philippines continue to monitor the area. >>> candidates are lining up to anotr ran.ext presidef the constitution bars mahmoud ahmadinejad from seeking a thir

reuters is reporting that new dna tests confirm that kidnapping suspect ariel castro is, indeed, theather of that child. also, one local prosecutor says he is now looking to seek possibly the death penalty in this case. the county prosecutor says he is ready to press for more charges against ariel castro, including aggravated murder. why aggravated murder? well, they would be for the alleged termination of his captives' pregnancies. michelle knight alone told investigators that she had been impregna impregnated five different times and she miscarried after being starve and beaten in the stomach. she remains hospitalized today. all of this as cnn has learned that she had been removed from a federal missing persons database years ago. we're expecting a statement from the police as to why this happened, although the cleveland plain dealer said it was because of a misunderstanding with how the database was updated and how it was managed. finally, we're hearing from the suspect's own mother. here's what she had to say to reporters. >> i have a sick son who has done something serious. i'm

an israeli official tells reuters it was authorized in a secret meeting with netanyahu's security cabinet. israeli defense officials told cnn, quote, we will do whatever is necessary to stop the transfer of weapons from syria to terrorists organizations. president obama on friday said he doesn't see it happening. >> as a general rule i don't rule things out as commander in chief because circumstances change and you want to make sure that i always have the full power of the united states at our disposal to meet national security interests and having said that i do not foresee a scenario with american boots on the ground in syria, and it would not only be good for america but it would also be good for syria. >>> now to los angeles where firefighters are battling a ferocious wildfire. in less than two days 28,000 acres burned and it's about 20% contained. 4,000 homes remain under threat. and we are following the situation for us. >> reporter: i am standing where firefighters have gotten the upper hand at least on this hillside, but they are still a long way before this is considered under co

he covers the white house for reuters.come. >> thank you. >> brown: a lot is not known at this point but what can we say about the new letter? >> they are not saying where they came from but they looked out for letters after the ones sent to mayor bloomberg, and intercepted this particular letter at that mail service facility. they were ready for it. they did not open it, but when they saw it had similar aspects to the ones sent to bloomberg and his group, they stopped it. they grabbed it. and they turned it over to the f.b.i. gliew as far as we know when they say "similar " sloos n terms of what? >> probably the postage and from where it came. >> brown: in terms of the letters to mayor bloomberg we heard police chief kelly talk about specific ties to guns. >> correct. and the president has, obviously, been out in front on gun control as well. although, i not everything he wt of he wants has passed. >> announcer: how does this work? this facility, where is it? who is looking for things? >> there is a lot of mail that goes

cigna's ceo tells reuters setting up the exchanges won't likely be a top- or bottom-line driver. meals on wheels is facing a crisis. the government-funded program, which sends meals and company to about 25 million americans, will encounter a budget drop. sequester cuts have reduced meals' budget by about $38 million. the white house estimates 4 million fewer meals will be delivered. the organization itself estimates about 19 million will be affected. it's not just college tuition that is going up. financial aid is at record levels as well. the average amount of financial aid offered by private colleges hit a record high of 45% last fall. additionally, 65% of schools increased discount rates. the wall street journal reports that after years of persistent tuition hikes, private colleges fear pricing out of the market. it was only a matter of time - the cyber-currency known as the bitcoin now has federal regulators mulling over whether it should be regulated in some way. our cover story takes a look at how the bit became the "it" currency. the commodity futures trading commission is

reuters forecast was looking for a 125 million euro loss. the german lender warned results could be undermined by pressures as well as an uptick on loan loss provisions. commerzbank shares up 1% just about. >>> socgen has pledged to cut an additional $900 million euros in costs. the french lender says the savings plan will help reach its return on equity targets of 10% by 2015. with more reaction, the stock doing very well. with more reaction and because he's been speaking to the man in charge, stephane is in paris. >> that's indulgence. they are almost in line with expectations. if you look at the net profit for the first quarter. down 50% of societe generale because of some one up charges. but also -- and that's the main reason -- because of the economic slowdown of its domestic market in france. societe generale is facing difficult economic conditions. its economic retail business had a 21% decline in profit. in terms of main announcement, this cost production plan. nearly 125 billion euros over the next three years. societe generale, a p

according to reuters, you can now add yahoo! to that list. yahoo!for tumblr. big win streak for procter & gamb gamble. valiant pharmaceuticals is on the rise because there's a report it could bid to buy bausch & lomb. what a terrible week for gamestop. some of the concern, there won't be used games for the xbox one and some of these other new consoles that are more digital. the worst performer this week on the s&p 500. that stock down 10.5% right now. back to you, michelle. >> thank you very much, brian. that's going to be interesting to watch. >>> meanwhile, down in washington, members of congress are growing increasingly concerned about the pursuit of a different company of japan's sprint over softback. new york senator charles schumer seasoneding a letter to the fcc and treasury department, requesting deeper scrutiny of the deal, specifically because of softbank's ties to chinese companies. >> in fact, softbank even agreed to allow the u.s. government to have a say in a director to get approval for this deal. all of this occurring while dish netw

according to thompson reuters, 150 companies making 95% or more of their sales in the united states, year-to-date, these stocks, on average, are beating the benchmark. this sold in the usa portfolio includes names that you pass every day on the street. macy's, at&t, wells fargo, cvs. they have strong growth rates and pay a juicy dividend, on average, 2.7%, which is higher than the s&p's average 2% yield. that's because some say it's the best house in a bad neighborhood. europe's still in its patch of recovery and growth is slowing in emerging markets. thompson reuters says as long as the united states shows stronger signs of recovery than china and europe, investors will probably stick with the domestic darlings. why would the sold in the usa index is up 15% year-to-date, there are a few laggers that could be considered bargains in this popular sector. humana, kohl's, first horizon, national corp., and humana health care are a few that analysts are keeping an eye on. >> so with records falling as the markets rise, just today the nasdaq hitting a 12-year high. the s&p has jumped 14% s

told reuters that the fbi had informed her of the death of her niece, but she did not have other details about what happened. she said that her niece converted to islam five years ago. >>> meanwhile, the president will meet with the nato general secretary in washington to talk about this situation in syria. the white house admits they need syria's strongest ally russia to cooperate if there is to be peace in the region. >> we see them as a important partner as moving to a conference and meaningful political transition. >> today's meeting comes less than 24 hours after syrian's president bashar al assad has announced that they have received a shipment of missiles from russia. the state department says they cannot confirm whether russia has sent the missiles to syria. >>> a woman is released from a mexican jury. after a week behind bars she is cleared of drug smuggling charges. she walked out and hugged her husband in nogales, mexico. she was headed home on a bus when the mexican military arrested her saying they found 12 pounds of marijuana under her seat. court security reviewed video wh

reuters reports that a source close to ana says the airline will ask boeing for a cash payment. virgin galactic is a giant step closer to space tourism. its "space ship two" took its first super-sonic flight over the mojave desert. the spaceliner broke the sound barrier, going mach-2. it reached an altitude of 56,000 feet. the company hopes to take its first tourist space flight in 2014. among "globe trekking" by corporate america, best buy is moving out of europe. the retailer will sell its stake in its european venture in a $775- million deal. however, it will stay in canada and china. meanwhile, swedish home goods giant ikea will likely be welcomed in india today. the indian government is expected to approve ikea's proposal to open 25 stores throughout the country. turning now to some earnings updates, pfizer was a market mover yesterday, as the drug maker reported higher profits despite competition from generics. however, it lowered its outlook for 2013. it was a strong day for avon, which posted better-than- expected results for its first quarter. ubs reported a billion-dol

according to thompson reuters of the tech companies that have reported thus far, 69% have beat their estimates. lastly, deposited economic data from gdp to job, that's a big plus for tech. brian marshall is telling me, as companies feel better about their business outlook they will in turn hire more people which ultimately should lead to more spending on i.t. among the tech stocks fueling the nasdaq over the past month, apple shares staging a major comeback, although shares still trading below the september 2012 hive 7.05 a share. biotech heavy weights, regeneron pharmaceuticals. for "nightly business report" i'm seema modi. >> shares up 25% so far this year. microsoft founder bill gates took a swipe at rival apple, touting his company's windows 8 software it works with tablets like the ipad and the pc which is still a big driver for revenue. >>> the windows 8 really is revolutionary in that it takes the benefits of the tablet and benefits of the pc and it's able to support both of those. surface, surface pro, you've got that portability of the tablet, but the richness in terms of th

she's a colleague from reuters. for the last decade, she covered the conflicts in iraq, afghanistan, pakistan and libya. incredible bravery, she showed in all those countries, and incredible, you know, journalism. warren stroble who's an editor at reuters was one of the team that were the only people that got the weapons of mass destruction story right before the u.s. invasion in 2003. he was then working at mcclatchy newspapers, and they kept warning people there was no proof of wmd, and unfortunately, larger outlets didn't pick it up. and lastly is a friend of mine, kathleen, who's been working since she and i met in bosnia 20 years ago training local journalists around the world and doing an incredible job of creating local media that hold locals accountable and, hopefully, counter some of the corruption and other issues that, you know, haunt these countries that i'm going to talk about in just a bit. in terms of the book, i first want to scale back your expectations, sort of a cheap maneuver, i know. but i'm not

larger bloomberg customers are getting together and they're going to build their own chat network with reuters and market now this group includes barclays citigroup j.p. morgan deutsche bank and goldman sachs now we got a leak screen shot and here it is exclusively for a prime interest viewers. and there we have hi how are you yes five minutes to fix three months u.s. should be zero point two seven sweet long from zero point two five percent i do have to say just for the lawyers on the thirteenth story here this was a simulation not an actual leak but it does raise an interesting point which is why board so live war. was a huge scandal i mean can you just go back to short library itself is something that's been around for decades and it's a it's a means by which interest rates are set basically eighteen banks get together in london and they tell each other or the british bankers association what their lending rates are from a day to three months to a year and then four are the top four and the top or bottom are subtracted and then there's an average anyway so. very few banks have control over

for us there now massive explosions have rocked the syrian capital damascus this is according to reuters quoting c.c.t.v. a military research center has been attacked there have been no reports of casualties so far syrian state t.v. has reported the blast being caused by an israeli jet which we broke the sound barrier and hit several military posts of course this is breaking news right now we will be keeping across the situation and of course our team will get you more information as soon as we have it available to us. now beirut suggest israel is expanding its military activity over lebanon's territory official say israeli military aircraft have penetrated the nation's airspace in violation of the u.n. security council resolution but they insisted that the flights do nothing to ensure israel's security we spoke to freelance journalist months or he says recent events only added to the tension in the region while israeli planes are constantly carrying out flights over lebanon usually they coincide precede or follow a military ground operation or these are surveillance flights to israeli j

that says shoot here one last look at the infamous collateral murder video during the iraq war two reuters journalists were killed by a u.s. gunship for simply holding a camera or about the tower in gaza city where israeli forces deliberately shelled the press building housing several palestinian international media outlets including our team on the ground reporting in global conflicts is crucial in providing transparency unfortunately it's more dangerous than ever to do so just last year record one hundred forty one journalists were killed worldwide and according to a recent amnesty international report the top four most dangerous countries to be a journalist right now are the philippines iraq somalia and syria at the top of that list syria since the bloody uprising began in march of two thousand and eleven at least forty six reporters have been murdered but with syria dominating the media it's easy to overlook other countries that are subject to silence beach the east african country of somalia still struggling to shake off the stigma of being a failed state as host of the deaths of sixt

larger bloomberg customers are getting together and they're going to build their own chat network with reuters and market now this group includes barclays citigroup j.p. morgan deutsche bank and goldman sachs now we got a leak screen shot and here it is exclusively for a prime interest of viewers. and there we have hi how are you yes five minutes to fix three months u.s. should be zero point two seven sweet long from zero point two five percent i do have to say just for the lawyers on the thirteenth story here this was a simulation not an actual leak but it does raise an interesting point which is why board so war. was a huge scandal i mean can you just go back in short life for itself is something that's been around for decades and it's a it's a means by which interest rates are basically eighteen banks get together in london and they tell each other or the british bankers association what their lending rates are from a day to three months to a year and then four are the top four and the top or bottom are subtracted and then there's an average anyway so. very few banks have control over what'

offensive operations launched with the intent of causing harm on the computers of adversaries a recent reuters article cites defense contractors and government officials most of whom speaking on condition of anonymity and the article says that the us government has become the biggest buyer in a burgeoning gray market where hackers and security firms sell tools for breaking into computers the u.s. has demonstrated its ability to carry out a cyber attack against a foreign country when they attacked iranian nuclear facilities a similar attack against the u.s. would be seen as an act of war by the pentagon's own definition there's a certain game of words going on here when it's against the u.s. it's called a cyber attack when is the u.s. doing it it's called installing software but there would be no cyber race without spice and the latest development here is that the chinese have reportedly hacked into the pentagon's most sophisticated weapons systems leaks confidential report by the defense science board intended for pentagon leaders says two dozen system designs were compromised those systems ar