we've dubbed that the us digital services, and we've got some of the top talent from google, (audience applause) from facebook, from all the top tech companies. these folks are coming in in some cases for 6 months, in some cases for 2 years. and they are making an enormous difference in making sure that veterans are getting services on time, fixing outdated systems, making sure that agencies like the small business administration that has been clunky is redesigning itself so that if an entrepreneur wants to start up a business here in texas that they can go to one spot, and within a day, they've handled all the regulatory red tape that used to require them maybe months to navigate. now the folks who are working in this digital service, they're having a great time, and in part because they are harnessing incredible skills to a purpose where they know that millions of people can be helped. and what they'll tell me is that as long as they feel that they've got a president and somebody who's providing some air cover, there's no system that they can't get in there and work and change and ma

department of defense to help us solve another specific problem, i see that program continuing to grow, it showed a lot of promise. >> one other -- our defense digital service recently ran a bug bounty, using a hacker program basically to contract out for hackers to come in and take a look at dod systems and see if they could hack into it. that was another model by which we did reach out to the private sector and leverage the skill sets they have to improve our own cyber security. >> thank you. thank you and thank you for your service to the nation. with that i yield back. >> chairman wilson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as we conclude, i think it's quite appropriate that kevin gates emerging threats subcommittee is seated with the chairman. i really appreciate kevin has -- almost 20-year history of working on these issues before many of us had ever heard of them. so -- chairman, we're fortunate to have such great people who are assisting our country protecting american families. general moore, what legal or policy framework governs information conflict of the sort involvement from the use of social media for propaganda and recruitment. as a tactical manner,

on the west side for us in the dod that cyber league is a cross for us and our structures between the digital servicearena that dod is creating as well as the dash the only difference is when the estonians do it you are doing it. on your own time and it's not as if a uniform member of the -- it's not exactly the same but the idea of trying to tap that is similar. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you chairman and i want to thank you admiral rogers for your service to our country. i wanted to ask the question, you have financial responsibility in your position. what keeps you up at night? what is it that you are the most worried about? >> let me be a bit smart and say they saw on the workload i have note problems sleeping. secondly they are three things. number one is actions taken against critical infrastructure in the united states amateur manipulation and number two what happens when actors start to no longer steal but to manipulate or change data so we no longer can believe what we are seeing in the third and final thing in the cyber arena is what happens when nonstate actors start to use cyber

the next, you know, level of malware that is going to be used to penetrate our digital infrastructure in our banks here. and the financial services industry kind of know where those attacks may come from. if we were able to use national intelligence resource to try to better understand that and get that information to our, to the private sector in order to help them defend and get one leg up on the attackers, this is one way that we can take our to defensive game to the next level. >> congressman, one of the things that, another one of the things that the administration wants to do to respond to the kinds of threats you're talking about is a change to what is commonly known as rule 41 which changes how the government would get warrants to conduct its own hacking to go after other kinds of threats. there were some protests recently about that. congress has until december 1st to block it if it so chooses. where do you fall on the scale of that being a threat to privacy versus a necessary tool to go after cyber threats? >> guest: well, here's the reality. we can protect our digital infrastructure and our civil liberties at the same

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that are coding the net level of malware benefiting and using it to penetrate our digital and the structure and our banks here. our financial services industry know where those attacks may come from. if we were able to use national intelligence resources to try to better understand that and get that information to the private sector in order to help them defend one leg up on the attackers this is one way that they can take our defensive game to the next level. >> guest: congressman another one of things they want to do to respond to the threats you are talking about is a change to what has become known as rule 41 which changes how the government would get warrants to go after .net or those types of threats. i'm wondering what you think of those field tests recently that congress has until december 1 to block it if it so chooses. where do you fall on that being a threat to privacy versus unnecessary threats? >> guest: here's the reality. we can protect their digital infrastructure and our civil liberties at the same time. our civil liberties are not urgent. they are the things that make our country great and we should go to every sin

how can we use the potential of digitization for services, for projection that is more than platformy? irc -- iic with the with the u.s. consortium, how can we work together to bring these different approaches together? tom: one of the great mysteries is where germany needs the euro. brief us on this. do you want a weaker euro? is that critical to the success of germany and particularly around your adjacent nations? no, we do not want a weaker euro. euro, meaningng that the eurozone is sticking together. that we can show we can solve the problems and we are able to bring the eurozone and the european union on the growth path again. that is our main thing. it is not about weakening, it is about strengthening the eurozone. that is what we are trying to achieve. tom: matthias machnig at the oecd meeting. thank you so much. i thought it was fascinating to see germany as they adapt to the digital world, clearly the focus of the minister. much of the anglo-saxon model does continental europe really want to have? maybe it is not as immediate as brexit but it is certainly a continuing debate

that are making the next level of malware that will be used to penetrate our digital infrastructure and our banks. -- there financial financial servicesndustry might know where ther attacks may come from. gete are able to information to the private sector in order to help them defend and get one leg up on the attackers, this is one way we can take our defensive game to the next level. another one of the things the administration wants to do to respond to the changes you are talking about israel 41, which changes of the government will get warrants for its own hacking. there was protest recently about that. congress has until december 1 to block it if it chooses. where do you fall on the scale of that being a threat to privacy versus being necessary? rep. hurd: here's the reality. we can protect our digital infrastructure and our civil liberties at the same time all stop civil liberties are not bourbons. a make our country great. -- at the same time. .ivil liberties are not burdens they make our country rate. tocan still take the fight those trying to attack us. a lot of these attacks are ining from off-shore countries that do not have

us in the digital operations center. there was a lot of planning that went into this funeral service. >> absolutely, vai.i don't know if you know this but muhammad ali helped plan his own funeral, all over the past decade. he wanted this to be open to the public and people of all faiths. thousands gathered for a muslim prayer service yesterday. you see right there. and now today, the good-bye to the greatest will begin with a procession that will move slowly through ali's hometown of louisville, kentucky, including a final trip past ali's childhood home and the ali center. 18,000 people are then expected to fill a basketball arena where ali will be eulogized by former president bill clinton, billy kristol and broadcaster bryant gumbel. >> he stood for strength. he wanted to encourage everybody to do the same. >> here's something. tickets to the funeral service today were gone within an hour. muhammad ali passed away last week at a phoenix hospital at the age of 74. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, matt. nbc 10 will have live network coverage of muhammad ali'

we use it to solve another specific problem and i see that program continuing grow. it's shown a lot of promise. >> thank you, everyone. our defense digital service ran a bug bounty, using a hacker program. that was another model by which we did reach out to the private sector and increase the skill set to improoch our own cyber security. >> thank you. thank you for your service to the nation and with that i yield back. >> chairman wilson. >> thank you. as we conclude i think it's important that kevin gates is sate seated with the chairman. i appreciate it. kevin has an almost 20-year history. well're just fortunate to have such great people who are assisting our country, protecting american families. general moore, what legal or policy framework of the sort evolving from tl use of social media for propaganda or recruitment. as a tactical measure, how that r they used to counter alkt social attacks? >> i think you're familiar with what wi oar doing. it revolves under operations to specifically get after those types of problems. we have the thormt to connect those types of operation. i don't see any limitations at this time. >> indeed sadly we saw

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more today about the funeral and memorial services happening this week for boxing legend muhammad ali. nbc 10's brandon hudson is joining us live in the digital operations center with more on how his hometown of louisville is preparing to remember his life and legacy. brandon? >> denise, the first of two services will be held on thursday. it will be an islamic funeral prayer service that will be held at freedom hall. that will be followed on friday by a 19 mile funeral procession through some of the area of louisville that helped form a young cassius clay before he was muhammad ali. a public service later in the day will feature eulogies from president bill clinton, comedian billy crystal and sportscaster brian gumbel. ali's daughter, laila, says the pain has been eased by the global outpouring of love and support. >> prepared mentally for many years that, you know, obviously if one day i was going to lose my father and the time has come and i think that the whole world is sad. anybody who ever loved him and so many people do. so i don't feel alone. >> ali also says her father will live on through her son. the reaction to ali's passing is bei

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digital works for banking and financial services. lets talk about how digital works for your business. ♪ >>> let's get down new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins usit's not a live meeting anymore so now are we more interested in brexit now, jim? >> oil and brexit and i think what we're trying to do is price in the dislocation that will occur next week. i think the problem here is that what's bad for them is actually good for us. no one wants to possibly think like that because there is just a mindseth right now, very high cash positions, worried about the risks ahead and very worried oil looks like it's peaked because oil is starting to come out of the ground again, venezuela starting to drop off, nigeria not been hurt, libya. the fears are being priced in and stocks go down and the charts look bad and everyone decided it's all bad, joe. i think you and i both know and when everyone says it's all bad there's going to come a time when it's pretty good. >> what would happen, jim, to the u.s. stock market if it's still 59% say, what if the betters are wrong and polls are right? >> you get a really nice rally. it was never that bad for us to begin wi

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service that converts old movies to video. >> he asked consumer investigator chris ca mhmura tot his money back. >> reporter: he told us he paid a professional audio visual guy 617 bucks to digitize the 16 millimeter movie he made in 1976 while a senior at sf state. that film is old but not old enough to be silent. and yet that's how it came back, sile silent. bill said it's useless to him. he said he put a hold on the check and asked me, am i liable for payment? that's a great question, bill. stopping payment on a check might get a problem business's attention, but that hold is no guarantee. because it's only temporary. the american bankers association told us placing a hold on a check only stops payment for six months. after that the check can be cashed. if you stop payment it's imperative that you work with the business to return your check, refund your money, or resolve your complaint another way before that six-month window closes. that's what bill is doing right now. he's talking to that company about transferring his film video one more time. hopefully with some sound. bill called us and so can you. dial 888-996-tips wid your complaint or upload it to our web site, nbcbaya

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used to describe americans making money at a nontraditional means. freelancers, digital entrepreneurs who support themselves through app-enabled services, home-sharingone of those digital giggers is new york native chris gotto. >> i began hosting air bnb about five years ago. i wanted to have my own business. it was a way to help pay the rent without having a permanent roommate. >> reporter: but a number of giggers are finding long-term success. 44% of u.s. adults have used these apps either as a consumer or provider. that's over 90 million americans. this boom of small scale entrepreneurs is a result, in part, of a society that wants more and more things done on demand. and the major part of chris' work? on task rabbit. >> the things you get in terms of tasks, at least for me are what's known as available tasks, people that want things done now. >> what do you do in a routine day of doing things now for people? >> one of the major things we've done isn furniture. >> ikea furniture? >> absolutely. >> it is so hard to put together ikea furniture. >> exactly. and nobody wants to do it. >> reporter: the attraction is an obvious one, flexibility and ind

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digital services. we are aware, however, in building towards this enhanced online fenks we must continuously upgrade and prove our ability to verify the identity of taxpayers. taxpayers will only use these services if they are confident that they are safe and secure. so, we're in the process of developing a strong coordinating authentication framework. we have a delicate balance to maintain here. we need to keep the criminals out while letting the legitimate taxpayers in. our goal is to have the strongest possible authentication process for our online services while maintaining the ability of taxpayers to access their data and use irs services online. congress can provide critical support by providing adequate resources for these efforts. we appreciate the $290 million in additional funding for fiscal 2016 which included funds to improve cybersecurity and fight identity theft. sustaining and increasing funding in this area will be critical as we move forward. another way congress helps us is by passing legislative proposals to improve tax administration and cybersecurity. one of the most important requests we have made is for the re-authorization of streamlined critical pay author

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us the latest on the orlando massacre. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digitalis helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive retail models... ones that transcend channels and locations, anticipate expectations... creating new ways to engage at every imaginable touch-point. it's a new day in retail, and together, we're building the store of the future. digital works for retail. let's talk about how digital works for your business. >>> the today's developing story the investigation into the orlando massacre. pete williams of nbc news joins us now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the police have given a new timeline of what happened at the shooting early sunday morning, about 2:00. they say most of the people who were shot, and they have put the number of victims now at 49. 49 plus omar mateen for a total of 50. most were shot when he entered the nightclub. when police responded they forced him into a bathroom where he was on the phone with them repeatedly for several hours. it was in the bathroom he made the