economic reasons behind the rest of the middle east second largest economy also this week meltdown specter these are the nicknames for the two major flaws discovered in the hardware of nearly every computer and digital device worldwide the race is on to fix the. new year new rules for european finance but that's not all we'll ask the chief global economist at u.b.s. what's his dangerous idea. it is the number two economy in the middle east after saudi arabia when it comes to population it's second only to egypt around eighty million people call iran the home and more than half that number is under thirty years of age that's why when demonstrations of the rising prices the economic mismanagement broke out in the new year the world paid attention the demonstrations represent the biggest show of public dissent in the country since rallies took place in two thousand and nine the government's blaming outside interference temporarily shut down social media like instagram and telegram the online messaging service that's used by forty million iranians will smartphones played an important role in t

, we feel the performance will be small. >> and the second specter variant?and the second specter variant is, due to our architectural differences from an amd side, we think it's rare, difficult to access out in real world applications, but i got to tell you, john, i said security is job one for us. we're being very vigilant, working with all of our partners, and we're going to continue to, you know, watch this space as it goes forward. >> bottom line, i know you're not one to go for the jugular on competitors in a situation like this, but how concerned should consumers be about losing data to real hack attacks because of this, whether they are an amd customer or a brand x customer >> i think consumers should realize, as an industry, we are taking this very, very seriously. all of the industry participants are taking it seriously. we believe that we understand much about these variants, particularly on amd processors, you know, we believe that, you know, we have good mitigation plans in place, and, you know, we'll continue to upgrade security as we go forward

are vulnerable to the hardware flaws in as specter and melts down. tech industry is reason to release patches to protect customers scattered yet reports. bad news for mac users apple has confirmed that all of its devices accepted smart watch are affected by hardware flaws and microchips made by intel and our if you have an iphone or ipad or mac or even an apple tv the runs tv are. then you need to think about how you can of events. the. hackers out after stating sensitive data. in a statement the company said so far there are no known instances of hackers taking advantage of the fla. apple has promised to release a patch for the safari web browser to combat specter in the coming days. it's as updates to the latest operating systems protect against meltdown. cybersecurity experts say now that the flight has been exposed the race is on between tech companies and hackers you know everyone in the world is racing either to fix it. or finind out a y to take advantage of it so it is definitely a race between attacker and defender in. in those races it's usu

june two thousand and seventeen and they independently verify it first the two flaws one is called specter and the others called meltdown and this discovery could also mean that very well funded or capable threat agents could have uncovered that at the same time in the wild there is no way of knowing if this exploit has been used by anybody else so far because the locked out does not affect it so you can't really say it has been exploited but acars have oversleep from what you're telling me they've had a long time to exploit it if they've known about it what about the people at intel who knew about it themselves. well intel and a couple of other tech companies have been secretly working to patch this thing but something very interesting just came out now which is the intel c.e.o. has sold his shares in november a seventeen or so as many shares as he could then came out today saying this is all perfectly normal while knowing about the security flaw for months and months ok this could turn out to be a real financial scandal or corporate scandal intel shares have already died overnight is thi

found in central processing units which are essentially the brains of your computer a meltdown and specter rob reynolds reports. the world's biggest technology companies are scrambling to fix critical cyber security flaws that could compromise every computer smartphone and server sold in the past twenty years packer's if they are able to install some malicious software on a computer and then go the extra step to take advantage of this problem they can access some really sensitive information including passwords encryption keys that let them access even more sensitive data security researchers discovered vulnerabilities in computer chips used in nearly all devices the flaws dubbed specter and meltdown by security experts would allow intruders to steal any data on the systems companies involved including apple microsoft and google the flawed chips are made by intel a r m and a m d google's project zero security team said it found the flaws some time last year the company announced details of how it is working to protect users of google cloud and android devices it says a new version of the c

it is called specter.erfectly fine applications are being used to exchange data. >> no one knows it's happening, right? >> exactly. the particular attack is known to be exploitive. >> so we could be attacked and not know it here it if that's the case, what can we do to protect our i.d. systems and computers. >> the first patches are already out. for the second one it will take a lot of time to patch this. >> you say the patches out, for consumers -- >> sometimes you don't notice. for android and i own this -- ios, they have already installed without knowing. >> why has intel been so quiet? >> intel has a disclosure agreement with other companies. since reports came out, security researchers from google made a premature exposure. it's a business model and stocks plunged, but in the end, the chips that enabled the specter attacks will eventually have to be replaced, because it's a major design flaw. patches can be released, but not every type of attack can be invented. >> we have sat here many times talking

the fear is that melt down and specter could allow sophisticated hackers to steal pass words that would unlock private information on nearly every platform including computers, smart phones, and even cloud servers used by almost every company on the internet. intel expects to have issued updates for more than 90 percent of processer products by next week. >>> tonight santa clara county is reporting four flu-related deaths. the virus has been on a tear through the bay area and california. some hospitals are restricting or suspended visiting hours all together. city health officials say two nurses are under warrantee to protect early -- quarantine to protect elderly patients. statewide at least 17 people under the age of 65 have died due to the flu so far this season. >>> in the coming decades, it may be possible to have children who are not only free from deadly diseases, but born with carefully selected physical and mental traits, and skin cells could be used to create the ideal embryo. on 5 tonight experts caution this future may be closer than you think. >> reporter: from the moment o

inintel once again decide they're called meltdown and specter two kinds of sirius security flaws thahat have been detected in chips made by companies intel amd and a rm. a affect virtually all modern computers and smartphones as well as data centers. meltdown effects intel chips alone it allows hackers to read a computer's memory and extracts sensitive data like passwords. specter affects intel and also ships made by a rn amd it allows hackers to trick apps into giving secret information. security experts say the chip lawaws pose a real risk to consumers. it's practically and detectabable it can be tread very easily with very little overhead and very cool expertise from jessica's point of view. google and intel discovered the security flaws some time ago and have since been working to protect their users. in a common practice they withheld the information until a solution was found number plating an official statement for next week. that as the information started leaking out they released this statement. we have updated all systems and effective products to protect against this new typ

. >> the specter of obstruction of justice had already emerged in may when trump fired f.b.i. director james comey then told an interviewer it was because of the russia investigation. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, ," you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won." >> reporter: fredericksen says special counsel robert mueller who is investigating russian 20n has to be careful about bringing a case against the president. se on the king unless you know, you know you're right and you can win. and so, when i say special counsel mueller will approach this carefully, he will. >> reporter: legal scholars disagree on whether a president can even be indicted while in office. jeff. >> glor: and, jeff, in other news today, the attorney general did make an announcement about the federal prosecution of marijuana. >> reporter: well, that's right. attorney general jeff sss new g attorneys to have more discretion in prosecuting marijuana crimes. this resind

. >> reporter: the specter of obstruction of justice had already emerged in mail when trump fired fbi director james comey, then told an interviewer it was because of the russia investigation. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. >> reporter: frederiksen says special counsel robert mueller was investigating russian meddling in the 2016 campaign has to be careful about bringing a case against the president. on the king unless you know, you know you're right and you can win. and so when i say special counsel mueller will approach this carefully, he will. >> legal scholars disagree on whether a president can even be indicted while in office. jeff? >>> in other news today, the attorney general did make an announcement about the federal prosecution of marijuana. >> well, that's right. attorney general jeff sessions has issued new guidelines paving the way for u.s. attorneys to have more discretion in prosecuting m

alix: isn't specter the one where judy dench died?spector has been a force through all the james bond movies. alix: jeremy, why has the stock not really paid attention? it was up yesterday and it is up premarket 2/10 of 1%. why? jeremy: the issue is it is .ffecting everyone i think investors are shrugging this off and saying, if it is a problem that is hitting everyone he and they's desk everybody and they say it will be fixed, we do not have to worry. nobody has yet done an attack based on this vulnerability. it was found by computer security researchers who informed the company's, who were already working on a fix before this became public. nothing has been stolen, there is no immediate damage, and apple says it will be fixed, so why do i have to worry? if somebody manages to pull off an attack before the safari update is out, or if it turns out that the patches or fixes being rolled out or not complete is able tosomeone use this vulnerability to steal information, i think you will see a different response from investors. at the mom

researchers discovered vulnerabilities in computer chips used in nearly all devices the flaws dubbed specter and meltdown by security experts would allow intruders to steal any data on the systems companies involved including apple microsoft and google the flawed chips are made by intel a r m a m d google's project zero security team said it found the flaws some time last year the company announced details of how it is working to protect users of google cloud and android devices it says a new version of the chrome browser debuting later this month will include fixes microsoft is also developed an emergency patch that will automatically be applied to all devices running on windows ten apple has not publicly disclosed any fixes for its operating systems those patches will address the meltdown bug but they could significantly slow down device performance in some cases by as much as thirty percent if i have news for if you've got no device it'll become more vulnerable. because if you got a new device it may slow down if it's a government chip and saw it the other flaw specter is harder to fix an

if you go to new device it may slow down if it's a government chip inside it the other flaw called specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. and now the top stories on our which is iraq donald trump's lawyers are trying to stop the publication of a book containing explosive claims about his presidency trump is also threatened this former chief strategist with legal action over the family tree remarks made in the book come cut ties with steve bannon on wednesday saying his former adviser had lost his mind and was quoted the scribing a meeting between donald trump jr and the group of russians in two thousand and sixteen as treasonous the white house is playing down balance closeness to trump there are also says that he had been sidelined by april which i think goes further to indicate that he had very little credibility to give much information particularly after that point which most of the book is based after that time frame again this book is mistake after mistake after mistake if they're really not close b

you go to a new device it may slow down if it's a government chip inside it the other flaw called specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. the u.s. says there won't be any military exercises with south korea during next month's winter olympics souls' bins concerned that if the drills do go ahead they won't have enough armed forces to provide security for the games president donald trump spoken with his counterpart moon j.n. by phone on thursday trump says he hopes good results will come from planned meetings between pyongyang and sold the talks are set for tuesday and will mainly focus on north korea's participation in the olympics. save the children says thousands of pregnant woman and new mothers in revenge or refugee camps in bangladesh are urgently in need of care the aid organization says it expects as many as forty eight thousand babies to be born in the camps in twenty eighteen that's more than one hundred thirty women had they given birth often in unsanitary conditions without adequate medical help

it may slow down if it's a government chip and saw that the other flaw specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves. and again on the problem and the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has tweeted saying and upcoming book about home as full of lies the white house has also threatened legal action fire and fury inside the troubled white house paints a highly critical picture of the current administration the author michael wolff also suggests that trump is mentally unfit for the job. north korea has accepted the south's proposal for high level talks on tuesday discussions will focus on the pyongyang's participation at next month's went to olympics in the south well the announcement came hours after the us said it's agreed to delay add your joint military exercises with south korea until after the games rose for the president alberto fujimori has been released from hospital as part of last month by president petro pablo kaczynski on health qualms triggering days of protests for the boy was serving a twenty five year sentence for c

specter the zeal of the stimulus program in place let's cross over to frankfurt where my colleague ali abbas is standing by with a house the market reacting. it's reacting just a little bit but there's a little net change now about a half hour after or three quarters of an hour almost after the decision was made public the tax and how went down a little and now it's basically where it was before the euro down a little i think no surprise that at this stage of the game with a year of being so strong the euro basically counteracting the e.c.b. policy efforts to stimulate growth and inflation is not going away from an stance and it was before the euro was so so so strong hope that the e.c.b. might begin to talk about when it might ease and how but with the euro so strong i think people aren't surprised that everything for the moment is staying as it is. only what conditions would it take for the e.c.b. to begin to make a move. for the euro to go down and then the conditions as they are to stay where they are or improve further and people are expecting inflation to rise further it's alread

>> it's about proving corrupt intent. >> reporter: the specter of obstruction of justice had alreadymerged in mail when trump fired fbi director james comey, then told an interviewer it was because of the russia investigation. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. >> reporter: fredericksen says special counsel robert mueller who was investigating russian meddling in the 2016 campaign has to be careful about bringing a case against the president. >> the saying is you don't take on the king unless you know, you know you're right and you can win. and so when i say special counsel mueller will approach this carefully, he will. >> reporter: legal scholars disagree on whether a president are so overwhelming, they can send you... ...and your family running. introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans away odors for a pure light freshness... so you can spray and stay

you go to a new device it may slow down if it's a government chip inside it the other flaw called specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. large parts of the east and u.s. are in the grips of a historic winter storm system called a bombsite plain. this map shows the areas that will see the worst of the record breaking low temperatures the national weather service says heavy snow hurricane force winds and tidal flooding are expected until late friday when the storm moves towards canada the extreme weather has caused travel chaos with thousands of flights canceled even many travelers stranded at airports reports from new york. a large chunk of north america was already in a deep freeze now the northeast coast is being hit particularly hard from a winter blizzard massachusetts bearing the brunt of it blowing snow made out conditions along the coastal regions of the state there was icy flooding. in the seaside town of scituate massachusetts boats were seen floating in icy waters all of the northeast of the u.s

if you are using your computer to access things on the internet, the specter issue will be here withturers making an effort to reduce the likelihood of impact, we are all going to have some risks that you will be exploited to. what will potentially be stolen, like your passwords, the credentials you use for accessing your email, accessing online services or ebay. those of us -- e-banking. those are the things we will see criminals and nationstates used to try to feel that information from people. yvonne: intel have felt the patches will slow down chip speeds, as we were talking to mark gurman about. customers of the cloud are paying for that performance. who, in the end, should incur those costs then? bryce: i think there is going to be a real impact on costs, especially for certain types of processing that involves a lot of interrupts. where we will see the performance -- we will see the biggest impact on performance. those workloads, you will expect the companies are going to see potentially a significant decrease in throughput, and that will have a direct financial impact. by more

look up what the stargazers around the world are enjoying a rare specter gold tonight for the first time in decades a blood moon a blue moon and a super moon are coming together during a lunar eclipse creating an incredible so let's show. off it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has called on the country to unite behind him to create what he calls a new american moment during his first state of the union address last night trump also asked lawmakers to support his plans on upgrading the country's aging infrastructure and to overcome the deadlock on immigration reform here's more. republicans were thrilled to greet their leader ahead of the highly anticipated speech but the big question ahead of donald trump's first state of the union address when he adopted more presidential tone with the world see twitter trump or teleprompter trump a lot had changed he said since he took office a new tide of optimism was already sweeping across our land each day since we have gone forward with a clear vision and a righteous mission to make america great again for all americans. he

computer the other is way most serious and also much harder to patch than the first one it's called specter and it's means that it's perfectly fine epoch ations are being used to exchange data and read out each other's data without as if you know when that happening right exactly and it's completely invisible in the lock dr and that means that this particular attack it's not actually it's not it's you know with as has been exploited that if we can under attack or not even know it exactly so ok if that's the case then what will it take to get rid of the problem and protect or are there are id systems and computers yeah so the first patches are already out at least for meltdown and big cloud computing services like apple amazon google have already patched form meltdown for that first and lighter of attacks for the second one it will take a lot of time to catch this when you see for consumers that doesn't know they have to do anything sometimes you don't notice sometimes as a background for example on for android of a systems they have already installed without even knowing his intel been so q

stuff and the other one specter is much harder to execute but also much harder to patch and it basically dissolves the boundaries between programs so even as if one application is designed perfectly and the other program isn't perfectly this bug enables the program to read out each other start and steal secrets basically this has not been patched so far people working on it i expect the first patches to be out in in about couple of days three or four days so it's basically not even enough just to change a password is not at all know this is a fundamental hardware design flaw it's not a software flaw it's so hardware buck so the design of the chips and these chips they go as far back as one thousand nine hundred five intell chips but also a n d even though they were denying it at first but is also affected basically every modern ship set in every device and every computer and every cloud storage tablet smartphone can hear fact that by cloud services such as the big ones google apple microsoft they have already patched and upload a suffer patches to this service if if you know patch what s

of them, giving these new talking points are a little bit concerned or a little bit haunted by the specter of the democratic party once against being known, as they were in the 1970's, as the antimilitary party. no, i will say this. the vast majority of my colleagues, democrat, republican, care about our forces, very patriotic, and care about our veterans. but the way you show that is not through talking points. the way you show that is through actions and policies that are truly and sincerely focused on supporting our troops and rebuilding our military, and we -- we can start that. we can start those kind of actions by ending this ill-conceived government shutdown with a vote tonight. i yield theer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: mr. president, tonight i want to talk about our responsibility here in the united states senate to reopen the government, to get back to work solving real problems and fixing the system so we aren't tempted to play political games with government shutdowns in the future. we're now in the second day of what i think is a senseless shutdown. it's not helping an

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there doesn't appear to be a solution to specter, but it's harder to exploit making it less than an immediate threat. >> the "new york times" is reporting that president trump and his white house council aappeared to attorney general jeff sessions not to recuse himself from the russian investigation. sessions did so anyway. special council robert mueller will try to determine if this act constituted obstruction of justice on the part of the president. >> the fbi was investigating the clinton foundation. sources say the investigation has been going on several months. as to whether the clinton foundation accepted donations in exchange for political favors while hilary clinton was secretary of state. >> oscar winning director paul hag us is accused of sexual misconduct including raping two of them. his lawyer is suing. broadway legend ben vereen is apologizing to female actresses for inappropriate conduct. allegations there morallegationa dozen women include unwanted cissing and naked invites to the swimming pool. he says he was trying to create an environment for the theme of the musical "free

intel is putting out patches, microsoft, apple, but specter is the other issue.er is that is a lot more it difficult to explain, but it comes down to fundamentally how the chips are architected. it is that balance between speed and security, and it may require a fundamental rethinking of how we design chips going ahead. that will be interesting to watch, how will chips he designed in future iterations. , thehe past 5-10 years industry has been relying on this design and using these techniques to speed things up, and now we are realizing there are some issues. another interesting thing to said out for is that intel overnight they were able to make it him you to specter as well. the details are not clear, but it sounds like they have solved the specter problem also. this is what i am watching out for and how they are doing that, but maybe that is a more optimistic way to look at things. haidi: overall it has been contained come a but there will be fallout -- contained, but there will be thought going into designed to close these vulnerability caps on the future. --

later richard specter testifies before house armed services subcommittee on the readiness of his service. join us live at 3:30 p.m. also on c-span3. you can find both of those hearings string online c-span.org or on the free c-span radio app. >> over the weekend democrat ralph northam was sworn in as virginia's 73rd comforter. succeeding succeeding governor terry mcauliffe picky delivered his inaugural address at the state capitol in richmond. here's a look. [applause] [inaudible] >> yes, sir, i am. [applause] >> i solemnly swear tt i will support the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the commonwealth of virginia, and that i will faithfully and impartially discharge all of the duties incumbent upon me as governor of the commonwealth of virginia, that the best of my ability, so help me god. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [cheers and applause] >> i have the honor, to reduce the new covenant of the commonwealth, his excellency, ralph northam. [cheers and applause] mr

intensify that pressure just good to include cutting off diplomatic ties with north korea and the specter of russian meddling. a number of influential us democrats claim the kremlin is behind whistleblower chelsea manning's decision to run for the senate. and what goes up must come down cryptocurrency suffer a double digit losses in the past.

even today, scott, beloved nvidia said we're going to issue some patches for the specter and meltdown issues as well so clearly this is a chip industry issue, not just an intel or a couple of other issues, and i think that negativity is really weighing on the stock and will cost these companies some money to fix it. >> i think that's right. they all for the last few years were putting performance ahead of safety. it's a great investing analogy in there as well, and -- and so i think it's probably going to be a while before people feel comfortable with these names again. maybe in the next time they start reporting are and getting asked questions on the calls again. >> that's exactly right. >> and that's not that far away. might not take that long for people to say, okay, here's the scope of the problems, going cost intel however hundreds of millions of dollars to fix the chips and same for amd. >> even if it's a bad number. >> just get it the. >> a horribly correlated sector. you never get at guy going against the trend in chips once one of them roll over everybody goes south that's wh

touch all that stuff and the other one specter is much harder to execute but also much harder to patch and it basically dissolves the boundaries between programs so even as if one application is designed perfectly and the other program isn't perfectly this bug enables the program to read out each other staton steal secrets basically this has not been patched so far people working on it i expect the first patches to be out in the in about couple of days three or four days so it's basically not even enough just to change a password is not at all know this is a fundamental hardware design flaw it's not a software flaw it's so hardware buck so the design of the chips and these chips they go as far back as one thousand nine hundred five intell chips but also a n d even though they were denying it at first but also affected basically every modern chipset in every device and every computer and every cloud storage tablet smartphone can hear fact that by cloud services such as the big ones google apple microsoft they have already patched and upload a software patches to the services actually if

you go to a new device it may slow down if it's got an intel chip inside it the other flaw called specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. for the latest report in our series looking ahead to what we think will be some of the biggest stories of the year we had to canterbury in england the european union says it wants all bragg's that negotiations to be completed by a tobar but there's much to be done before then are you kate correspondent barnaby phillips explains. on a busy holiday. town steep getting lish history and one which voted in favor of bricks hit by almost exactly the same percentage as the entire u.k. so a good place to find out what people now think about rex it and whether to reason they can meet the challenges of twenty eighteen she needs to toughen up. again she's not all mad i'm on what i say she's just rolling over for. interest. to me or you spice like you know i didn't expect it to be this. i think the economy i think it's embarrassing. i think it's. yeah. just like the people of canter

you've got a new device it may slow down if it's got an intel chip inside it the other flaw called specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles turkey has accused the u.s. of unprecedented interference in its domestic affairs after an american court convicted a turkish buying power of helping iran evade sanctions and that aha can i tell i and eight others have been found guilty of moving billions of dollars worth of iranian money through u.s. banks disguised as sales of food in gold turkish president recep tayyip erdogan is also being implicated in the case. of a scandalous case it was clear from the beginning that this case was a setup aimed not interfering in turkey affairs i just tearing up turkish politics illegally shameful listen area has been put into practice and now we want to how long the us administration we don't allow it to look when its network with blood demi can deficits that mean they're favored through the lean they how to stop illicit cinema costello has more from istanbul. turkish officials h

you go to a new device it may slow down if it's got an intel chip inside it the other flaw called specter is harder to fix and will ultimately require a redesign of the chips themselves rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. zimbabwe's new president has ruled out forming a coalition government with the opposition m.s.n. one gang made the statement after visiting opposition leader morgan tsvangirai was battling colon cancer at his home in hylands came to power in november after forcing out longtime leader robert mugabe the first change of presidents in more than four decades has led to a new hope among many in zimbabwe of a return to democratic norms. not to our latest report looking ahead to the big stories expected over the next twelve months we travel to canterbury in england the european union says it wants all wrecks in negotiations to be completed by tobar but there is much to be done to be fillets reports. all the busy holiday. towns steep delicious tree and one which voted in favor of bricks hit by almost exactly the same percentage as the entire u.k. so a good place to find out what

he's raising this specter. why you heard democrats and republicans say it is important to get through this budget process, allow the military to move forward with future plans, construct a better budget, he's raising a different specter, that entirely the military funding is going to be cut off. that's not true. >> that's not true at all. he's being very vague in how he's saying this right now. yes, there needs to be a budget in place, not only for the military, but also for domestic priorities. we're going on the fourth continuing resolution stopgap measure to try to keep the government funded. as far as the military goes, in 2013, president obama signed a law that ensured that 1.4 million active military members and reserves and dod contractors would get paid during the shutdown at that time. so the military can get funded. there is no way congress is not going to allow the military to get funded. specifically if we run into a shutdown right now. so he's playing very fast and loose with the facts. >> so where

there is meltdown and specter.ces excluding the apple watch are affected by meltdown and specter. touch, ipad, apple to be have updates that mitigate the problem your mitigates is a keyword. they are not saying they solved the problem. i think this will quickly become a cat and mouse game here they have been no exploits designed to go through the security flaws, but that doesn't mean that hackers aren't working on it as we speak. often when you hear about security exploits, intel, windows computers, mac can be smug about how they never get viruses and all of that stuff, is that changing over time? through the web, the chips themselves, that the security gap is not as big as people like to think? mark: absolutely right. a lot of the platforms across the different companies, they are very similar. they are all moving to boys, ar, the art, but in this situation is not really apples to apples comparison. we are talking about hardware chips, underlying processes that underlie the whole technology industry. that's specul

you have the specter of steve bannon and what he represents in the midterm race, but i think they aree on the house. i think 2018 is an election year that's about arguing the economy, which is hey, this president's presiding over a strong economy. he's lowered your taxes. he wants to get you back to work. he wants to get the country going again, maybe talk of infrastructure, and trump is in the position of leading the republican party but all the while saying oh no, i'm not with them. you know? he'll quickly say i'm not with those guys, if they can't get obama karr repealed and a obamacare repealed and all the rest. >> 2018 is an election year. is any year not an election year nowadays? >> no. >> is it too soon to talk about 2020? will we start to see the seeds of who's running in 2020 planted this year? >> of course you will. this is how it works. people who want to run in 2020 try to distinguish themselves as party leaders in the mid terms. that's historical pattern going way back. you try to show you're the leader of the party, you can get people as kro the facross the f. folks wil

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would significantly slow down some p.c.s, the patches were made to protect against the meltdown and specter flaws that could let hackers steal passwords and other sensitive data. microsoft says most windows 7 and 8 users that have older chips will see a noticeable impact in the machine' performance. for most p.c.s running windows 10, most users won't notice a significant difference. >>> wall street could take a breather today after stocks closed at record highs. the s&p 500 index has its best start to any year since 1987. investors remain optimistic about the markets and the economy heading into earnings season which kicks off later this week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> allegations of a drug empire, a biker gang, and a plan to kill. prosecutors are unraveling new details in the murder of a local radio host years after the crime. >>> a frigid start this morning. skies are clear, and temperatures dropping. but don't worry, the warmup is still on the way. we'll get you started with warm coffee. we're at 309 and the turnpike. stop by this wawa here until 9:00. the coffee's on the house unti

the specter flaws in the coming days if you have an iphone or ipad, hit settings, general, and see ife the update available just yet it's going to take about 72 hours or a little longer the department store operator has now racked up 24 straight quarters of sales declines it's just one of those very sad stories. it says the stores will be closed between early march and early april, and it's like a straight training to nowheresville. i don't understand i don't understand what they're doing with this company. we've all been waiting for them. for years. it's just like -- the whole thing is crazy >> the countdown to the december jobs report is on. we're less than 90 minutes away from the number of the month steve liesman, the professor, joins us now yo >> this is a big day i have a question for you. >> yes >> is too much good news, could that be bad news for the market? >> we were discussing this last hour if it comes in too hot, as they say -- i thought i should ask you, does our new fed chairman say it's too hot, i have to slow things down, or. >> i tried to find another stretch. there

andreas: no, i don't think the specter of y marr is upper -- weimar is appropriate. nothing will shake germany because weimar introduced a constitution that gave germany powers, actual powers. he was quite stern. he forced his own party, the social democrats, that into these talks with angela merkel after the social democrats had on election night ruled it out. nothing will shake democracy of germany. i think it is a lot overblown. the country is very complacent. that is the risk. the grand collision would make it worse. the country is currently running fantastically well with unbelievably low unemployment and surpluses and gifts to be dealt out everywhere. that shows you why the ordinary german citizen isn't very concerned. there is not an economic crisis but a political crisis underneath. i happen to think that in the medium run in the long run, this grand coalition, which would be the first in postwar history and the third under angela merkel would make the political crises worse in the long run. anchor: we will talk about that in a moment. pascale, the sense is t