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vodafone was more precise. we take security very seriously.odafone is not aware of any information that relates to the cap one security breach. this from the ohio dot, we cannot confirm if there is any access. we do know the file referenced in online forum contains only publicly accessible traffic crash data. it doesn't contain any personal information. ohio d.o.t. says they don't even use amazon web services. that cloud services where capital one stored the stolen data. thompson used to work for amazon. capital one's stock you can see dived quite a bit this week after news about the breach broke of right now we don't have any official word from federal investigators indicating any of those companies which mentioned are victims of the hack but if we find out more, we'll let you know. neil: incredible. thank you, great reporting, grady. >>> even with concerns about a slowdown, everything else, you're not seeing in both top line, bottom-line growth and that is the wind at this market's back. so far. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) wh

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that security firm dug up more online posting which thompson claims to have hit vodafone, ford, the ohio department of transportation among others. i reached out to all of them. none says for sure they have been hacked. ford, ohio d.o.t. are investigating of the state of ohio even getting the fbi involved. also today we're learning more about thompson's troubling past. new court documents show she threatened to shoot up an unidentified social media company in may. the company reported that threat. police investigated according to those documents this was revealed after investigators searched thompson's home. they found this, a cache of guns belonging to her housemate. he was arrested because he is a convicted felon. we could learn more about the breach in couple weeks. republicans want amazon and the bank to submit an application what happened by august 15th. connell: a lot going on, is an understatement. grady, thank you. jackie: the highest minimum wage in the country, $16.30 an hour. small businesses are taking a hit. robert gray in emeryville, california with more details, robert. re

sanofi,gains in glaxo, nestle, novo nordisk, deutsche telecom, vodafone are up.ng along with the oil producers. on the downside, you see pretty much everybody else. 5%kel is one that is off because it is warned on 2019 profit but you also see the luxury goods, lvmh and kering falling as well as novartis, prudential, banco santander and hsbc. let's get the first word news with olivia hows in london. . olivia: italian deputy premier salvini will have to wait before consolidating power. senate leaders have failed to agree on the day for a confidence vote in the populist coalition but discussions will continue tonight. if there is a new election, salvini's lead in the polls mean he will likely be the next prime minister. singapore cut its growth forecast almost zero as the trade war dampens the region's mode trade reliant economies. as city state is seen growing north of 1% this year. the trade war has erased the prospect that raise the prospect of recession and job losses. -- vicene president says she wouldn't have run if she didn't feel ready for the top job. she t

they have that vodafone deal they recently completed as well. shares trading a bit higher.ften see that it's been a while, i should say, since we have seen a liberty company with tender. >> is entertainment doing better as a concept >> entertainment what do you mean by that >> viacom ad numbers were up that was not the weakness in disney when you look at parent company, entertainment doing quite well i'm wondering if there's some secular rebirth here some people say it's cyclical. entertainment seems to have gotten more experiential >> what i would argue, what is interesting, and steve burke, our boss or our boss' boss, pointed this out of course, the man who runs nbc universal. during the conference call, he said the most interesting part in the biggest category of advertising in the up front at nbc and the cable networks is from companies that are digital native companies the f.a.n.g. companies facebook, amazon, netflix, google also, peloton, companies like that streaming businesses, businesses that basically exist on the internet ironically, those are the businesses that

we've been operating with bt and vodafone since 2005.the kit we have sold globally. how does it get to the point where cybersecurity experts say your compa ny‘s to the point where cybersecurity experts say your company's mobile network here should be banned from sensitive areas like westminster because of concerns about your security practices. how does it get to that point? in the end, in a globalised world, with increased competition, especially with the us and china, we are seeing greater scrutiny of all technology companies. i don't know of any other mobile technology company that's been accused of having shoddy infrastructure or shoddy practices that mean sensitive areas of the uk like westminster should avoid having a connection with you. we've got world leading kit and we work with all the operators here. the kit we are delivering to our customers is ensuring now within the uk... we are not operating the networks, we don't own the networks, we're providing the kit to the customers to deliver the kit to the customers to deliver the