theell: those are automated phone calls to get even if you are not on the do not call list. it is hard for us to combat these robos. what we are doing is giving context and hackers and technologists to give solutions for consumers. our humanity strikes back contest is a fun one. it will develop new tools that people can use to block calls and to refer them to bring cases. a hacker orhould talented cyber security person go work for the u.s. government rather than a hot tech company like facebook or google? terrell: public service is a pretty good selling point. what i find is a lot of the hacker community is really motivated by the same ethos we are. consumers have adequate information, that they are not being misled and very well aligned with the community. we get great reception when we are here talking to people. emily: the ftc opened an investigation into snapchat looking into privacy policy. how well do you think companies are protecting us? terrell: we look carefully at all the technology people are using. the snapchat case involves an app where information will disappe

you, what theell exams we are, would you stop and say hello to my husband. certainly. we went over there and said, you won't believe it, dr. phil. i don't take anything for granted anymore. let me tell you a little bit about myself. this is my first trip back out here and a good while. i have been here several times over the years. i will get to see my buddy chuck .ere i am loving that. i'm hoping he knows his way around here. you can he does? i think he probably does. i grew up in a country town in tennessee. my folks came off the farm at an early age, and my daddy set up a used car lot. he sold cars for about 40 years to the same people. have much formal education at all. they valued a very highly. this all that -- they saw that i was able to get my act together. i got to get through school, law school, and every once in a while participate in things that were important to our nation's history. i got to be assistant united attorney and prosecutor everything from moonshine is to bank robbers. it was the best three years i ever spent and professional life. i went from

about theell me philippines. what have we got there? haslinda: the philippines is the bright spot. the imf has came out to say it will be protected from the easing in china as well as potential said rate hike. even then, a selloff in the philippines as well. further declines today. rishaad: thank you for that. that is haslinda joining us. , not all about equities but also fx markets. haslinda are seeing at pointed out, more than the wealth over the past three days. the interior rated and about the currencies when you talk about emerging markets. it is having a fall at the fact with the balance of payments and imports. down andburden goes the problem became from liquidity and moved to solvency. the extreme moves, not a lot. a lot of the debt burden is too much to service. said, 46 .7. do is up about 4.3%. where is my favorite. -- the dollar is up about 4.3%. about 46.7.said the reference rate about 2% weaker and that is offshore. 41 and is what 6. got.mists are pointing they are injecting liquidity into the system. at some point, the gauge has to get. there we go. indonesian rupiah

tony: she sues the patient thed theell -- soo patient pretty well.ry: where would you put your money? tony: we have skilled at positions son -- some. we would stay long the dollar against the yen and the euro in this climate because the fed is about to raise interest rates and those nations will not be raising rates for quite some time. hery: do you still like emerging economies? tony: there are countries we like and countries we do not and one has to be very choosy not only in terms of the country selection but in terms of industry selection. we like mexico, for example. cautious on the brazilian reality and there are certain opportunities in other emerging markets. it is pick and choose. shery: will commodities rebound? tony: prices will be pushed back up so eventually but it will take a bit of time. ery: thank you. singaporebreak, how transformed itself in just 50 years. ."is is "first up do stay with us. ♪ shery: singapore is so bringing its golden jubilee. 50 years of independence during which it transformed itself from empire outpost to first w