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Here, saying what is appropriate for any state to engage in. what conduct is appropriate? every state is figuring it out for itself right now. president obama was reluctant to escalate things that might make american citizens less safe. you know, he did take some action to become -- to take more offensive capability. but really, this is a new frontier. states are trying to figure out what the rules are. and so, this is the next step in escalating it. >> right. "the new york times" reporting that the u.s. would employ cyber strikes if a major conflict broke out between moscow and washington. bu...

Standing by its reporting that the u.s. is stepping up its cyber counter punch on russia's electorate power grid. they don't believe the president was briefed about it because they feared the president would stop the operation or discuss it with foreign officials. joining me is security analyst with msnbc. nicholas, thanks for your time this morning. talking about this new york time's report, it describes it as placing land mines in a foreign power network. can you break down what exactly intelligence officials are doing and the message being sent to russia. >> well, i'm not going to have a wh...

Adviser, that he wasn't intending to lie but ultimately he pled guilty to lying about conversations with a russian i t thing probably to say about all of those lies and all of those trump allies is all of those lies have to do with conversations they had to communicate with russians about things that putin cared the most deeply about. putin cared about first and foremost making sure sanctions were removed because it was perilous to his power network. he cared deeply about crimea and being a power on the world stage. and donald trump, the nominee for president, was echoing putin's talking point...

Haven't yet been cured. if a researcher can find it out, an activist group could find it out and could do the same thing. you need to get physical access to this network to go on it. but the problem is, you know, you've got a substation in rural america. there's not that many people hanging around doing security. you break in, you plug your laptop in and you can get going. >> that's pretty scary. how vulnerable would you categorize these suburban substations as being then? >> not suburban, like actively rural. they are normally monitored by web cam or a motion sensor. the other problem is ther...

Through the bases. it looked like there would be a bipartisan victory in d.c. until the sixth inning when the wheels came off. the journalist team went for six runs stealing the lead and never looked back. they raised $125,000 for young women diagnosed with breast cancer. good stuff there. an amazing contribution. but could this cleated collaborative lead congress to finally dig into the issues? to help answer that question let's bring in pamela wrightman author of stiletto network, inside the women's power network that are changing the face of business. pamela, i want to challenge the premise...