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Looking at military infrastructure, but think about things like u.s. water, u.s. electrical grids. in the event of a conflict, countries like china are absorbing so much information, you have to ask the question, how would they use that information, not with bombs but by shutting down america, in this case, potentially america's control of nuclear weapons in the midwest. >> so far we'll told none of this chinese equipment brought over here has been removed. just how vulnerable is the u.s. right now? >> i think if you step back and say we don't see any information they're intercepting direct co...

The cyberthreat with top business leaders what did he say? >> norah, moments ago the president said the following. we quote. the magnitude f russia's cybercapacity is fairly consequential and it's coming, this has been a long running concern so why the alarm bells. u.s. intelligence have detected what it calls preparatory activities that could signal a large scale russian set of attacks, hacks or software viruses. targets of most concern, big banks, pipeline, water systems, electrical grids. last week top administration officials delivered classified briefings to more than 100 businesses and e...

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Says that's because puerto rico is competing for supplies with texas and florida whose electrical grids were hit by hurricanes but whose residents we should point out are not living in the dark. new york magazine published an article, stories of medical staff forced to pump air into a patient's lungs by hand when the generators failed. wedding halls being turned into makeshift intensive care units and millions of people are suddenly forced to live in the dark. hospitals that are quote seeing more fractures of wrists, shoulders, hips as people try to acclimate to the darkness on the roads and h...

Over the long-term, better roads, railways, ports, electrical grids, broadband. they invite businesses to operate more efficiently. they save them money, they create jobs. if you're a regular viewer of this show, you probably saw me go underground in new york city last summer to get a closeup look at one of the biggest public works projects in american history. i'm talking about manhattan's second avenue subway line. completing it will cost around $22 billion or $24 billion. what's behind the mammoth tab? here's what i found out when i traveled ten stories underground. >> backhoe excavators th...