facebook or houses. this paradise papers leak driving the stories about wilbur ross and apple taxes, is also revealing something brand new about milner s facebook money, came directly from putin-run company. over $900 million routed from kremlin s gazprom oil company to another company in virgin islands that bought most of his company. don t need to be expert to know you don t get that kind of money from putin s companies without at least keeping in touch. he s met with number two, specifically on tech issues. same putin official that met with zuckerberg in person in 2012.
trying to get this thing under control. we are making significant progress in our search and clearing. it is certainly a distressing time for all of us, and we are absolutely distressed and concerned with though families. msnbc s mariana is joining us. you listen to those officials talk. you see those stories on the ground. it s incredibly emotional for people having to live through this. reporter: that s right, hallie. we managed to make it into the city of gatlinburg about an hour ago. access is still very difficult. we re coming to you live from my iphone, so please bear with me if we have any tech issues. this is why they re not letting people in. this is still smoke burning in the city. and one of the challenges is, of
we won t hear about it anymore? bernie sanders had two opportunities to go after hillary clinton on kind of tech issues. right. and he declined this time, again. so we haven t really seen him put up a big fight against her. foreign policy is where we saw the distinction. you raised the case that perhaps bernie sanders has a bigger problem than data breachgate. it might be where the campaign is heading now. yes, he s winning in new hampshire. we showed the latest poll for the boston herald. the bigger number for him is who do you think is going to be best to handle terrorism and that s clinton 60% and bernie sanders 25%. it s becoming an isis election. right. it doesn t play where for where bernie s strength is talking about economic inequality. that s his passion. that s what he wants to talk about. you can see it. phil mentioned his staff not
the trading floor in the new york stock exchange is bustling once again this afternoon. and it was normal at the nation s airport. i ll leave it up to you to decide good or bad thing. but the point is that these tech glitches which crippled two major american industries on wednesday have been fixed. but is it just a band-aid on a much larger problem? let s bring in the staff writer for wired who s been all over the subject since the story broke yesterday. hi. so yesterday, the wall street journal was one of the companies who had tech issues. how first of all, what
that was nasdaq. nasdaq is the stock exchange that bills itself as the home for tech company. that s sort of what they specialize in. that s a tech focused stock exchange. nasdaq has been particularly embarrassed over and over and over again through the years. supposedly focused on tech issues. nasdaq has had a lot of technical failures on its own. some of them happening at the most outrageously and convenient time. wlb the company facebook launched its ipo, it was thought that might be one of the biggest ipos ever. first day trading on facebook was i med like nothing you could ever possibly believe. it turned out the first day was a little soft. a little slow. unexpectedly sluggish which was later revealed to be because