she has joined the cast of usa network's "brave new world".et's check in with lauren zima who has another big "e.t." exclusive with the queen of canada. >>> only "e.t." just went backstage for opening night at celine dion's "courage" world tour here in quebec, and out here in the audience not a seat is empty. everyone turned out for queen celine. ♪ i'm alive ♪ when you call on me ♪ it's so positive ♪ when you call on me ♪ when i hear you breathe ♪ i got wings to fly ♪ i feel that i'm alive yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i can touch the sky ♪ i know that i'm alive >> can we point out how amazing celine looks? 51. rock a new blond do and this dress. >> i love the blond bob. >> you do? >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> it's amazing. you crushed it. >> i don't know if i crushed it. i felt that the crowd carried me. >> celine started her day with a massage and admits the night was bittersweet because her three sons stayed home in las vegas. >> did you face time them? >> they did. i had my three kids wishing me a lot of courage. they said we moe it's not easy,

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that the customer was going to come in and say, i want to buy espn, i want to buy usa networks -- theyn order to be the top curator, you've got to have a brand you've got to have a target. and you've got to have a lot of content. but everybody can't be in that position >> you know, i agree with you. >> there is going to be at some point the customer is going to say, i want three of these, not 20 of these. you go to a smorgasbord or buffet and get everything. you pick the things you like and you tend to stay with them that's where i think -- when the rubber meets the road, i don't know it's also beginning to show up already now in the pricing, you know >> with apple at 4.99? > >> apple at 4.99 some services will find their way in pricing or won't find traction >> in terms of pressure on everybody else, does netflix suffer at this point do you see them as a competitor or distinct outside entity that's made its way into the home >> what i would say about netflix, netflix has created that mind moat that people sort of -- it's the default place you go for somebody to curate content for you.

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topics that are critical and i'm -- i think we need to talk about, the manufacturing usa program, you probably know, a network of advanced manufacturing technology areas that have the goal of establishing american leadership and manufacturing. and with respect to cybersecurity, which is absolutely critical in high tech manufacturing, the manufacturing times digital or mdx, a program funded by the department of defense is focused on improving cybersecurity and digital manufacturing and that is their focus and on march 26th of this year, your department announced a $70 million award for cybersecurity for a new manufacturing usa institute. so, secretary, my question is why the duplication of effort in those projects which are basically the same and have you encouraged your staff and the d.o.e. to work with. dod because this is very important but in terms of streamlining our programs and not duplicating effort, why the duplication here? >> congresswoman horn, may i ask paul dabbar to weigh in here a second? i think he may be able to enlighten up a little better than me telling you. >> we work with undersecretary

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network. it makes no sense for a robo collar in india, identified only by a gmail address, to be placing huge numbers of calls that look like they are originating from all over the usa. voip providers within our own borders that allow that to happen are the best chokepoint to stop the illegal robo call score it. we must engage those providers to be part of the solution rather than contravening to the problem. i welcome your questions. >> thank you very much, mr. frankel. i will start with you because i feel strongly that given the enormous creativity of these ruthless criminals that we need a technological solution that is closer to the source. i have been trying to sort out and that is what your testimony is so helpful. who is responsibility is it to try to identify these bogus illegal robo calls? you talked about that they are a small operator but that they choose a voip provider that allows them in. so who responsibility is it and if someone is making a lot of money from allowing these calls into the system we know the scammers are making billions of dollars as your example shows but talk about whom we should hold accountable. >> certainly. thank you for the ques