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The united states, but american computers along with the rest of the world could still be at risk. the big key here is whether or not your computers or computer networks have been updated with the latest security patches from microsoft. chris? >> meantime, a researcher who is believed to have stopped the attack over the weekend is talking about how he did it. what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, it's a little bit technical when you get into the weeds about how exactly he activated this kill-switch. but he's a 22-year-old cyber security researcher. he says he first noticed the attack friday morn...

That bill better. it needs to be improved. it hasn't been improved. we can either work to repeal that or replace it with something better. i'm open to either one. >> that's the backdrop to this, the news out of iowa, news out of virginia this week, major insurers leaving those states. we saw premium spikes just before the election in big states last year. did democrats make a mistake over the last six, seven years in being too wedded to the affordable care act, seeming too closed to altering it? >> i think democrats would have altered it had the republicans done anything but just vote to repea...

Are overwhelmingly positive for they will tell you it's not perfect, not necessarily what we are finally going to see about the big key is that it would re. that's important because a lot of them felt like they couldn't grow, they shouldn't grow because if they did, and add employees, that meant they were going to get stuck with the health care expenses and additional regulation. the other problem they had was a lot of them found they had to reduce employee hours so they didn't have the mark where they would be paying more in the way of health care costs. for them, they are considering this a ...

They will tell you it's not perfect, not necessarily what we are finally going to see about the big key is that it would re. that's important because a lot of them felt like they couldn't grow, they shouldn't grow because if they did, and add employees, that meant they were going to get stuck with the health care expenses and additional regulation. the other problem they had was a lot of them found they had to reduce employee hours so they didn't have the mark where they would be paying more in the way of health care costs. for them, they are considering this a positive. >> chris: let's look a...

To put us at political odds with both the russians and the turks. so, this is going to be not only a military problem, but it's going to be a huge political mountain that we're going to have to climb. we have tried to take a hands-off approach with the turks so far, but this will put us in direct confrontation because we're going to want to put american troops there to take raka, that's the big key there who takes raka. the turks want to do t the syrians want to do it and we would rather have our forces do it. >> gayle, you heard the colonel. what do you think? >> i think this is a policy disc...