our federal government, or local government, state government for that matter, are untrusted by ordinary citizen toss go there and to lead to create oversight, that ensure the long term vitality of our precious resources whether that's our water, our air, and i would like to think of our environment beyond forrest and mountains but also right here in our cities. >> observes have said that the supreme court has agreed to hear this what does that say in terms of the broader conversation? >> i think that the long term rep precautions of ignoring our responsibility to take care of environment, are -- that conversation is ahive and well. and i think that we are in a time where we are looking at congress, and it looks like it is broken and we want to have some way for grass roots organizing and various communities to come together and say this is something we can do here. >> give us your final thought on this. >> i feel like as a generation most impacted by these huge issues we are seeing, we don't see kids getting involved in the legal and million system, and once we see kids stepping up to t

the magazine says it had no reason it to not to believe her story was untrust worthy. who orchestrated the rape not to be contacted. but in the face of new information there now appears to be discrepancies in jackie's account and we have come to a conclusion that our trust in her was misplaced. we were trying to be sensitive to unfair shame that many women feel and regret the decision not to contact the alleged assaulters to get their account. we apologize to anyone who was affected by the story. virginia's attorney general responded moments ago calling the descrepancies -- stick around we're right back on "the ed show." >>> i'm courtney reagan with your cnbc market wrap. the dow came within nine points of hitting 18,000 earlier in the day. the nasdaq jumped 11 points. it wasvj: led by a strongerÑ7 j report. employers added 3,221321,000 jo november. crude oil futures fell 1.5% to a five-year low of just under $66 a barrel. just at the right time for the holidays. that's it for cnbc, first in business worldwide. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.yo

employee to avoid common mistakes such as using ease si-to-guess passwords or clicking on links from untrusted passwords. here a what's prepare ries did to find security gaps at one of its financial services clients. >> a cd was placed around a business, spring break mexico, 2005. and was interesting is that 50% of those cds were loaded into computers and were infected with fake malware just to see who would put those cds in, 50%, those are the types of things that these terrorists are doing. >> bottom line, prepare ries says that it tells its clients to develop an all-hazards approach for dealing with any type of emergency, whether it's a computer hacking incident or a natural disaster and to practice that plan often before the disaster actually occurs. gretchen? >> could be the new kind of warfare, seen it already. jonathan searry, thanks so much. >>> christmas coming early at the gas pump. have you seen it? but buyer beware. we are going to tell you why dirt cheap prices now may lead to a big problem for a lot of us down the road. >>> plus, he was held captive by the taliban for five years

not to open files from untrusted sources or reveal sensitive information on social media.pareis reedley did to identify security gaps at one of its financial sector clients, listen. >> a cd was placed around the business, spring break mexico 2005. what is interesting, 50% of the those cds were loaded into computers and were infected with fake malware to see who would put the cds in. 50%. those are type of things that these terrorists are doing. >> reporter: preparis says companies need to adopt all hazards plan and adapt it in case of any emergency, bill. bill: we'll see how it works out. jonathan serrie, live in atlanta. martha: police are on alert nationwide. how departments across the country are responding to the assassination of these two new york city police officers. ♪ >> happy holidays. shannon: martha: they're going to, u.s. sailors, serving on board the aircraft carrier, carl vinson, we thank them for the great holiday message and merry christmas to all of you. bill: and you as well. martha: see you back here soon. bye, everybody. jon: police across the country o

they are going against her now and placing irresponsibility upon her as someone who is guilty or untrusthat it was something they could never know exactly what happened. again, that's not the single issue. the wider problem of sexual assault on college campuses. >> reporter: christi, i want to give you a couple more details that i got from the lawyer. one of them has to do with a staircase, a key detail in the article. he says that staircase that jackie says she was led up to the room where she was raped, that it doesn't exist. he said there are no pledges at that time of year. now, that aside, though, christi, whether or not that discredits the "rolling stone" article or jackie's story, i think is important to remember that what hasn't been discredited is the fact that the university of virginia has never expelled a single student for sexual assault even when they admitted to it. so that reaction that the university has to sexual assault, that's not under dispute. the fraternities here, some of them who have been vandalized in the last couple weeks since this story came out, they issued