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Where our people are paying so much more. i dont mean theyre pay 2g% more. theyre paying double, triple, quadruple, paying so much more that its very unfair to the united states as usual. last week, i also sent a letter to congress outlining my administrations top priorities for immigration reform. this was a bottom up effort driven by dedicated law enforcement professionals. and they took a big oath to protect our nations, the justice department is doing a fantastic job on border and with regar...

You. the trump administration is exploring new ways for americans to identify themselves outside their social security numbers. it comes on the heels of the revelation that hackers breached security at equifax, a major credit reporting agency, and that hack actually exposed the social security numbers of 143 million americans. doug mcel way has the rest of the story. >> this social security measure gives at least some protection to millions of our citizens. >> more than 82 years later presiden...

Ideas that use some protection to 50 million of our citizens. >> and two years later franklin roosevelt could not have imagined the lack of protection inherent in the ubiquitous social security card to the nine digit number as a de facto national i.d., sending it was never intended to be. the breach of 145 million social security numbers reveals its vulnerabilities in the digital age. >> i personally know my social security number has an compromised four in my lifetime. that is just untenable. >...

Social security numbers reveals its vulnerabilities in digital age. >> i know my social security number has been compromised at least four times in my lifetime. thats untenable. >> once its been compromisecom its rightful owner has to spend so much time to claim its stolen identity. in the murky world of the internet, thieves often run free. >> before i move on, do you have any clearer sense today of who was behind it, a nation state or a criminal organization and what the motive was? >> i dont ...

Any possibility of finding that was flushed away by fire hoses. >> and then i get word from the medical examiners office that they had recovered a knife that was sticking in the womans back. and -- >> whatd you think when you heard that? >> i went back to my photographs. and sure enough, in the middle of her back, was the knife. >> so someone stabbed her but who? firefighters tipped police that a brother/sister duo across the street, rocky and jessica fugett, had been watching the fire, claimed ...

You. the trump administration is exploring new ways for americans to identify themselves outside their social security numbers. it comes on the heels of the revelation that hackers breached security at equifax, a major credit reporting agency, and that hack actually exposed the social security numbers of 143 million americans. doug mcel way has the rest of the story. >> this social security measure gives at least some protection to millions of our citizens. >> more than 82 years later presiden...

From several top posts and in december two thousand and thirteen state media reported that he had been executed. in the book i worked with john and he was exceptionally competent. plodders he had a good sense of humor. and he also treated his subordinates one could clear so certainly the news of his arrest and then his execution were quite surprising to many of us who study this country but i think what was. most surprising was a written statement that came out explaining why he had been killed ...

On that and understand this is a very vulnerable target. the trump administration has worked to elevate this threat. thats why they turned the cyber manned into a unified combatant command. theres the presidents rhetoric but theres actions being taken to make the united states better defended against it. so all of that is good. again, we still have great vulnerabilities. the north koreans answer this is a vulnerability of the us and we expect they would target it. >> neil: rebecca, theyre pretty...

Potentially how much damage does that do if these north korean hackers with infiltrate and that that sensitive information? >> this is hugy significant. but youve got to put it into context for a moment. 17 years ago, 16 years ago were talking about warfare moving in on a conventional fashion. cyber warfare where youre stealing the plans of your adversary and presumably saying what are their vulnerabilities, what are the plans for construction of things for things like ships and planes, and then...

Related vulnerabilities that we have to attend to. and surprifrankly the time the . the 2018 elections are only a few months off. i believe that russia learned a lot in its probing attacks last year and will be a more sophisticated attacker by 2018. >> thank you so much for coming on, appreciate it. and thats going to do it for me for this hour, you can au always find me on twitterwitter. hi, everyone, its 4:00 in new york on a busy news day. we are so excited to welcome, academy winner actr...