Richardson to discuss the nation the navy needs. Almost 100 ships deployed around the globe. Reassure allis and ensure the freedom of the maritime. There are those that the greatest challenge has come from our own congress over a decade of continuing resolutions and fiscal restraints had an effect on the capacity, capabilities and readiness of the u. S. Navy. In light of this and the recent releeszed National Defense strategy. The discussion today could not be more timely. As retired submariner myself im hon in order be able to host today. Im a physics major and we share another common piece in our history that the admiral will talk b. Admiral john richardson, the bachelor of science in physics and holds masters degrees from mit and National Security from the national war college. He served on numerous sun marines and awarded an award for his time in command. Welcome everybody. Thank you so much. Thank you for that generous introduction. We do go way back. Back to the Naval Academy and
Talks about strategy and readiness and live coverage on cspan2. Ensure the freedom for freedom for all nations. The challenges facing the 21st century neighbor have never been greater and is a formidable press are there are those who would argue the greatest challenge or nations navy has come from our own congress over the decade of continuing resolutions and physical restraints of budget has had a cumulative effect of degrading the capacity a space ability of the u. S. Navy. In light of these increased complex Maritime Security environments and the recent release of National Defense strategy those discussions cannot be more timely today. As a tired submariner myself really honored to be able to post this today. I too was a physics major and we share another common in our history that the admiral talked about. John richardson graduated from the Naval Academy in 1992 with a bachelors degree in physics. He earned a masters degree from mit and National Security strategy for work college.
Tran thanh [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] would like to call this hearing on worldwide threats to order. I would like to welcome our distinguished witnesses today, director of national intelligence, dan coats. Director Central Intelligence agency, mike pompeo. Director of the intelligence agency, general robert ashley. Director the federal bureau of investigation, chris rea. After the National Security agency, admiral mike rogers. And directed the Geospatial Intelligence agency, robert cardillo. Weve got along in front of us and i thank you all for being here. I know how forwardlooking this one occasion on an annual basis. Since 1995, this committee has met in open forum to discuss the Security Threat facing the United States of america. This has never been, nor will it ever be a comfortable conversation to have. The threats this country face are complex, evolving and without easy answers. Exist in multiple domains. They are asymmetrical and conventional. They can
Where would fall in the range of these things like narcotics, like human trafficking, like maritime piracy, and where would it come out . The cycle report took the lessons from the first one which involve lots of interviews with intellectual property lawyers and Law Enforcement officials. And it had to come up with a global estimate we collected data on a number of individual countries. In some cases we used interviews with Law Enforcement officials or intelligence officials that knew about csis. That when came up with a global estimate using the model we created the first report of about 450 billion, the global cost of cybercrime. Im going to give you a single number but, of course, you know we used a range, the low was about 390, and the high was about, the midpoint was 450. It seemed like a safe bet compared to other crimes we looked at. This is at the report and so at mcafee would look at whats changed, right . Theres been a steady increase. A fact the time we did the numbers we th
Companies by market value. And they comprise a large percentage of the nasdaq 100. That means their quartersu s, their outlooks, and what their executivesbu say abo ness can sway the broader market. On the we hear from all three. Lets start with apple. The worlds biggest publicly traded company. Its flagship product, the of course has been a driver of growth. But in the latest quarter, which includ the Holiday Season apple didnt sell as many as expected. In fact iphone unit sales fell 1 . Nevertheless, earnings in the quter topped expectations, revenue did as well, coming in at more than 88 billion, almost a billion a day. But stock whipsawed in late day trading. Josh lipton is at apple headquarters in cupertino. Reporter 77. 3 million. That was the bigumber in apples latest quarterly report. Refers to the nber of iphones that apple shipped in the quarter. That was a bit light versus expectations. M analystselled 80 million. When people are buying those phones they are paying wemore. K