. >> okay i am tim berg the national technology reporter at the national post. we are here to talk about cyber war. this is a reminder to tweet your questions and comments using the # wp cyber. i will not roam the audience like phil donahue to get your question appear if you'd like. immediately to my left were may be right if you're watching a tv is one, he is the cochair and founder of -- he worked under george w. bush. richard is the chief strategists, he was a director with general electric and started his cyber security career as an officer in the air force. on the far side is frank, our associate vice president at george washington university where he directs a set or for cyber and homeland security. limits are with the general issue that i wrestle with all the time. what we mean when we talk about cyber warfare question think we know it hacksaw. a lot of what we read about in the press and some of what i write about us espionage. what his cyber warfare. let's start with frank. >> thank you. i'm glad you asked that question because a lot of the coverage of

berg. >> 6:27 now. timmakes the highlight reel for something he does after the game. >> fists fly in the parking lot of a public library. details on this south jersey attack next. >> ♪ >> now on "action news" a blind man has a gun held to his neck during a violent home invasion robbery. >> developing overnight a family wakes up to firefighters banging on their door as fierce flames inch closer to their house. >> angel in the outfield. tim tebow lends a healing hand to a fan who has a seizure in the stands. good morning, it's 6:30 on this wednesday october 12. tam and david are awfully we have erin he o'hearn karen rogers and matt pelman. >> all right, everybody, now that we got that and the introductions out of the way we've got a good looking start to the day. let's look at these numbers. you'll need the jacket once again. some of the suburbs are just in the 30's so take a look at these numbers. it's 39 in martins creek, 38 quakertown, 38 in pottstown, line in coatesville and oxford. it's 40 in kennett squ

tim kaine made two stops in our area. he held a rally in newtown, bucks county this afternoon, and tonight he paid a visit to mulen berg college in allentown. his message, get out and vote. >> then the 12 or 13 battleground states, there's usually four or five check mate states. you guys are a check mate state. if we win pennsylvania, we will win the presidency for hillary clinton. >> kaine also pushed for people to vote for other democratic candidates throughout the state. meanwhile, hillary clinton was celebrating her 69th birthday in the battleground state of florida today. she told a crowd in tampa that the best gift they could give her was their early vote. it was the democratic nominee's third event in the state in just the last two days. clinton heads to north carolina tomorrow. >>> donald trump was already in north carolina tonight. he defended the claim from hillary clinton that he used undocumented workers to build his new hotel in washington, d.c. >> she said i used illegal immigrants to build the building, except i didn't use one for two reasons. number one, i didn't want to. and number two, i'm running for preside

tim kaine is making his second stop in our region right now. cain is speaking to voters in allentown. here is a live look at that. he's addressing a crowd at mule len berg university. nbc 10's lauren mayk joining us from bucks county; a battleground location. >> reporter: here in bucks county the fight is fierce. as people take sides we found a block not too far from here where you can see it from the streets zblp drive into this neighborhood in bucks county, it's clear why candidates are coming here, politically divided. lawns dotted with signs on both sides. >> biden has been here, now tim kaine is here. donald trump was down the street. >> we met cooper robb wearing an obama-biden sweatshirt from 2008. >> it's sort of ground zero here. >> reporter: the macarthur home has a clinton-kaine sign but a republican lives here. >> i've been a lifelong republican, this year i can't vote for trump. i find him too offensive. >> reporter: down the street, mark has a trump-pence sign. he likes trump is an outsider. >> he's not part of the establishment ait can't be any worse than what we've been experiencing with politicians that you kind of wonder why they're in