electric companies with cyberattacks to cause havoc. andrea mitchell with the details. >> reporter: documents obtained exclusively by nbc news show that kim jong-un has targeted the u.s. power grid with cyberattacks, trying to break into with e-mails containing malware. >> they have the capability to infiltrate and destroy data and systems. >> reporter: already attacked hollywood three years ago in revenge for a movie mocking the leader. now same technique against the u.s. economy. >> worries us, the ability of north koreans to strike in the heartland, particularly the financial sector. >> reporter: tell nbc news that north korea pulled off cyber heist of the central bank of bangladesh, netting kim jong-un millions. embedded 6,000 cyberwarriors in china, south korea and other neighboring companies. tells nbc news it's documented cyberattacks against south korea's military, power plants and even aviation, appearing to come from north korea. >> they want to have the capability to shut down power grids, utility systems, banking, air traffi

fire eye tells nbc news it's documented cyberattacks against south korea's military, power plants and even aviation, appearing to come from north korea. new korean hackers could soon target the u.s. with devastating attack. >> they want to have the capability to shut down power grids, utility systems, banking, air traffic control. >> reporter: tonight the industry says north korea not yet penetrated the energy grid but on alert for

thus, they may be more at risk of cyberattack than large enterprises. according to data released last month, 53% of american businesses of all sizes suffered a cyberattack in the past year, and of these, 72% spent more than $5,000 to investigate and recover. the 2016 report found 42% of small businesses suffered a cyberattack of some kind. incidents like these not only hurt small business owners, employees and customers, they hurt american competitiveness. in my district, in the southwest suburbs of chicago, there is a fourth generation manufacturing business that suffered multiple phishing attacks. the few times they have fallen victim to these attacks, the costs have been significant. they told me they would welcome guidance on affordable off-the-shelf resources to strengthen their cyber defenses and get them back to focusing on their business. this is a story repeated across the country. that is why we must act and we must pass this bill for our small businesses. the guidelines created under this bill, like the nist framework, will be voluntary so we

fire eye tells nbc news it's documented cyberattacks against south korea's military, power plants and even aviation, appearing to come from north korea. new korean hackers could soon target the u.s. with devastating attack. >> they want to have the capability to shut down power grids, utility systems, banking, air traffic control. >> reporter: tonight the industry says north korea not yet penetrated the energy grid but on alert for growing threat. andrea mitchell, nbc news washington. >>> urgent wake-up call about the youngest victims of deadly crisis confronting our nation. tonight the impact of the opioid epidemic in nation's schools. go inside the halls of one elementary school touched by tragedy after tragedy. nbc's kate snow has the latest in our series, "one nation, overdosed." are. >> reporter: lessons for a young generation caught in the grip of opioid crisis start at the front door. high fives from police officers to reinforce even if some kids seen their parents arrested, police aren't the bad guys. justine dale is the hands on principal. >> glad you came to school. >> repor

disease outbreaks and cyberattacks. these are the shared challenges that our neighborhood faces and it's important that we address them together. the theme of this year's pacific island forum was blue pacific. we focused on oceans, on issues related to economic returns from fisheries. the pacific island forum aimed to encourage more effective and stronger coordination in our region through our pacific regional framework. and at least year's pacific island forum, prime minister turnbull indicated we would be stepping up our engagement in the pacific, and we are delivering on this commitment in terms of security, labor, and pharmaceutical that was signed. and of course, the nature and the complexity of the challenges that are faced in the pacific shows the diversity of the engagement. >> thank you, the time for answering the question has expired. senator mckenzie. supplemental question. >> thank you. can the minister advise the senate of the outcomes achieved at the 48th pacific island forum meeting. >> minister. >> thank

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it imprisons americans on false charges and it launches cyberattacks against our critical infrastructure, financial system and military. the united states is far from the only target of the iranian dictatorship's long campaign of bloodshed. the regime violently suppresses its own citizens and shot unarmed student protestors in the street during the green revolution. this regime has fueled sectarian violence in iraq and vicious civil wars in yemen and syria. in syria, the iranian regime has supported the atrocities of ba schar al assad's regime and con doped assad's use of chemical peps against helpless civilians including many, many children. given the regime's murderous past and present, we should not take lightly its sinister vision for the future. the regime's two favorite chants are "death to america" and "death to israel." realizing the gravity of the situation, the united states and the united nations security council sought over many years to stop iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons with a wide array of strong economic sanctions. but the previous administration lifted these sanction

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from a high consequence cyberattacks. i am grateful for congress's strong support and interest in these issues, and i look forward to your questions and working with you and your staffs going forward. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman and the committee. as the committee is aware, the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks on our nation have increased dramatically in the past decade and only look to be growing. there are significant challenges. the cyber domain is unique, constantly shifting, changing and evolving. but progress has been made in improving structures and collaboration in innovation. but more can be done. staying ahead of today's threats requires a different mindset than in the past. the scale, scope and complexity of today's threats and the ditt digital domain is unlike anything we've experienced. traditional approaches and mindsets are no longer suited to coping with the speed and volatility and complexity of the new digital domain. we have to include the digital domain as part of the threat ecosy

in cyberattacks. how -- people will get more sophisticated in cyberattacks. how do we kept ourselves? that democratic countries of the world to use their voices to say this is an attack on democracy and it needs to stop? emily: do we think we can trust companies like microsoft to stop this? >> i think we would need congressional action here. >> i agree. we need to accept once again that as an industry, we have a high responsibility. we might even have the first responsibility. great mistake to think these fundamental and frankly illegal acts under international law are something the tech sector can redeem by itself. it would be like looking at the street and seeing people looting and asking store owners to put better locks on the stores. we need the governments of the world to rally. this is an attack on democracy on the democratic infrastructure of our country that government needs to come together, and the governments of the world need to come together. emily: i suggested earlier that perhaps these tech companies were willfully ignorant in this regard. do y

. >> equifax says problems with customer help page not cyberattack. customers were redirected to another page where they were urged to download equifax pulled the page. they're investigating that. and this comes after the hack that may have impacted 143 million people. >> a librarian in italy won the right from an emply year to use family sick leave to care for her sick dog. the 10-year-old english setter is recovering from surgery. >> her owner who is single and has no family to help. adopted her after she found her abandoned in a park in rome. shocked that its the first of its kind. >> she works for public university, advocacy group that helped her argue this case. so it could set a precedent. and they're now using her case to do exactly that. they say anyone obtaining a vet certificate should be able to claim the sick leave. >> the parents of many dogs have always wanted bereavement leave after they lost their pets. you can see, part of a trend. >> for many people who have their own families the dog is family. especially for some one who doesn't ha

the military is not the main element you should use for deterrence against cyberattacks. i think that probably economic sanctions are by far a more realistic incredible threat. it's the threat that we could make that our opponents would say, yes, they will actually go through with that if we continue this bad behavior. i think it's very possible. but the other side of this, the flip side of this coin comes from a comment that the former director of national intelligence james clapper made in senate testimony a while back. he was asked, so why didn't the united states respond in some way? why don't we do something back when these guys attack us and his responses were afraid. we're afraid because we have so much critical infrastructure that they could hit and that's a broad category when you talk about that that we're afraid that they're counterretaliation would hurt us worse than their retaliation. you never want to be in that position. that's really bad so we have do more to defend ourselves before we can even start to think about retaliating or making credible threats ag

company said today every single one of its user accounts likely compromised in massive cyberattack. that's three billion accounts. triple the number yahoo revealed when it disclosed the hack last year. sending e-mail notifications to billions of additional users impacted. >>> tonight tributes pouring in about tom petty, rock legend who passed away suddenly after cardiac arrest at california home. 66 years old, packing stadiums and arenas up until the end of his life. fans and famous friends alike are remembering the heartbreakers front man and singing hits from his decade's long career. here's kate snow. >> reporter: at his final concert on sunday. >> i want to thank you for 40 years of a really great time. >> reporter: grateful for a career spanning four decades. ♪ american girl >> he was an american legend. ♪ take me through the night ♪ >> reporter: first hit the charts in the '70s. mix of southern blues and california rock. in the mid '80s, played with bob dylan at farm aid, led to worldwide tour. >> one of those gifts from god, thrown in together and electricity came from

and it launches cyberattacks against our critical infrastructure, financial system and military. the united states is far from the only target of the iranian dictatorship's long campaign of bloodshed. the regime violently suppresses its own citizens. it shot unarmed student protesters in the street during the green revolution. this regime has fueled sectarian violence in iraq and vicious civil wars in yemen and syria. in serious the iranian regime has supported the atrocities of regime, andsad's condoned his use of chemical weapons against helpless civilians, including many, many children. given the regime's murderous past and present, we should not take lightly its sinister vision for the future. the regime's to favorite chants are "death to america" and "death to israel." realizing the gravity of the situation, the united states and united nations security council saw over many years iran to stop iran's pursuit of nuclear --stop iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons with a wide array of sanctions. the previous administration lifted this sanctions before what would been a total coll

what do you do when there is a cyberattack? most people are not familiar with that whatsoever. they need to pay more attention to that for the entire organization, all corporate environments and commercial environment and personal environments. what do you do when you are personally attacked home. >> you need to know who to call, protections, et cetera. that is more on the protection of being well prepared. ashley: everything is at risk. joe loomis, thank you for joining us on this friday. >> thank you. ashley: quick look at the market as we head to the close. the dow flat to slightly lower, off 15 points at this hour. >>> coming up next, house republican leadership holding a meeting with lawmakers from three key states concerned about constituents losing the ability to deduct state and local taxes under president trump's reform plans. charlie gasparino has the inside details what was said behind closed doors and how worried taxpayers from new york to california should be? charlie, as always, breaks it down next on "countdown." what powers the digital world. communication. that

unfortunately, data breaches and cyberattacks are going to happen. it's a matter of when, not if. most iowans i hear from recognize this fact, but recognizing reality doesn't mean that we must accept it and give up. we all must work to prevent future attacks and limit the harm from those that do occur. additionally, we must appreciate the fact that all not data breaches are the same. the information and risk of harm can greatly vary from one breach to another. for example, the past breaches at target and neiman-marcus, which this committee held a hearing to examine, involved financial information such as credit and debit cards. of course this is information that absolutely must be protected and secured. if it falls in the wrong hands, it can create a lot of problems for individuals. but in the equifax data breach, i think that's different. it's important that consumers and policymakers recognize this distinction because the threat landscape has changed. the information hackers obtained or gained access to in the equifax breach is most sensitive personal information used by thieves

after cyberattack before their president. no the evidence that russia has a hockey e-mails since the civil war there is no possible to say you've stated silverstein a criminal group it really can be anyone. the simplicity of the technical part can make us think it's just a simple person who created it and so this person can be in any country with any kind of motivation. maybe you've even seen the ads and on london underground one russian state funded propaganda distorted bragging watch our t.v. and find out who we are planning to. the fact is they're also opening a new scottish. goes through. the hysteria the absolute. boggling hysteria that occurs whenever the word russian. whatever is even mentioned people say. rush is there added again how are they at it again i don't know but you know how they are who the russians what russia and those russians more of the week's headlines and about. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around. washington washington. voters elected to business to run this count

the companyow single one of its user accounts was likely compromised in a massive cyberattack. that's 3 billion accounts, triple the number yahoo! revealed when it first disclosed the 2013 hack last year. yahoo! says it is sending new e-mail notifications to the billions of additional users impacted there. >>> in the wake of the las vegas shooting performers are taking some time to heal. country singer jason aldean was on stage when those shots rang out at the route 91 harvest music festival in las vegas. he was seen there running off stage. aldean announced on twitter and he and his band are canceling their upcoming shows in california this weekend to mourn those lost and spend time with friends and family. and jennifer lopez, who currently has a show at planet hollywood resort and casino, released a statement saying, "out of respect for the victims of the tragedy and their families," her three shows scheduled this week will be postponed. so you can understand that obviously not a festive time there and some time lot of people, sometimes that could be the positivity they need

equifax taking web page off-line after reports of yet a new cyberattack. we don't know much more than that. we'll keep you posted if this is reoccurrence of an old problem. >>> updates you on the california wildfires. the death toll is up to at least 23. 300 people are missing. doesn't mean they are -- they have not been accounted for. maybe they got out of the area, haven't notified loved ones. 3500 homes or businesses have already been destroyed. look at some nasa images that show how widespread the fires and smoke are. i believe all of this started, what, sunday? that is a lot of damage in very little time. >>> back to las vegas, story and timeline obviously keeps changes here. new questions over the timeline there. a hotel borker at mandalay bay saying he alerted officials that someone was shooting. take a listen. >> call the police. someone is firing a gun up here. someone is firing a rifle on on on 32nd floor down the hallway. >> do you know a room? >> its at the end of the hallway. i can't tell you what room. he looked like he fired down the hallway

that company said a cyberattack over the summer caused a temporary production shutdown worldwide and cut revenue by at least $135 million in the third quarter. the company also reported a loss of market share for many of its older drugs. but earnings came in ahead of estimates, helped by cancer immu y drugs. merck withdrew a cancer drug in europe. >>> here is where things stand if you follow these items. according to thomson reuters, 74% of corporate earnings reports have come in above estimates. 9% were in line. 17% got the failing grade. they missed, and that's better than the long term average. at this point the growth rate of the tech sector earnings has shot up more than 18%. >>> not even hurricanes could keep this economy down. the gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity, grew at an annual rate of 3% in the third quarter. that was better than estimates. this is the first time in fact in three years that the u.s. economy has seen back to back quarters of 3% growth. and this comes as the university of michigan's index of consumer confidence hits a 13-yea

as cyberintelligence analyst but i a there needs to be the equivalent of 9/11 it north pearl harbor cyberattack to get serious. sodality getting is necessary for that to happen in. so would lose a sufficient cause is to build a base to make that serious investment needed with billions of dollars to shore up cyberdefenses?. >> i could spit out scenarios all day long. and with a catalyst. and to go behind us politicians. some of the japanese learned that after pearl harbor. just like that the event that sometimes i hate to say it but to date we have not seen that type ofar energy. >> and with sincere apologies i am day recipient that were other 800,000 recipients that the question in his debut for brokering the tree back. and to have time and consideration. >> that is a great question. the happen is if it is bipartisan.hi to have every democrat sign-on that is not enough to pass of the house of representatives. so reaching out to my colleagues so we need a few dozen republicans to pass the tree back to. we have assured with the it -- window of time to make it happened to go across party lines. an

the company says it was not a cyberattack and the systems were not compromised. if you remember, equifax just revealed a month ago that hackers breached the company in july, and they stole the personal information of more than 145 million people. >> frustrated with the gop's failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act, president obama is now turning to executive action. today's executive order allows a small employer's group to form association plans with fewer regulations. now, the to make it easier for you to get short-term insurance plans that are cheaper, but don't cover as much. and the order calls for expanding pre-tax dollars employers can use for hras, or health reimbursement arrangements. >> next, and only on news 4. >> she might wake up tonight. she might wake up any time. we don't know and i want to be there. >> a maryland dad flying coast to coast to be with his daughter who was wounded in the las vegas massacre. tonight an update on her long road ahead. >> plus they came to our area from storm ravaged puerto rico with only the clothes on th

to better protect the port facilities from cyberattacks, congress must ensure that expertise in both the private and public sector is leveraged effectively. h.r. 3101 would direct d.h.s. to be more proactive in how it addresses cybersecurity risks at our nation's ports. the first step in reducing cybervulnerabilities is identifying the weak points and network security risk assessments. h.r. 3101 requires these assessments. the bill directs the coast guard to provide port facilities with guidelines on how to report cybersecurity risks in order to enhance the ability of both the coast guard and port operators to respond effectively to such attacks. by promoting cybersecurity information sharing and coordination between public and private partners at maritime facilities, h.r. 3101 seeks to make a positive difference in how quickly terminal and port operators are able to prevent, mitigate, and recover from such attacks. h.r. 3101 if enacted will help environment in which d.h.s., the coast guard ports, and port stakeholders work together to enhance cybersecurity at our nation's ports. env

they're going to get more sophisticated in cyberattacks on political candidates. how do we get better as a tech sector, how do we work more closely with the government? how do we asked the government's of the democratic countries of the world to use their voices together to say this is an attack on democracy has needs to stop? >> do you think we can trust microsoft to self police? >> i think we are going to need congressional action here. >> i would agree with that. we need to accept once again that as an industry we have a very high responsibility. we might even have the first responsibility. it would be a great mistake to think that these fundamental, frankly illegal acts under it -- international law are something the tech center can defeat by itself. it would be like looking in the street and seeing losing and lootingstoreowners -- and asking for better locks on the doors. this is an attack on the different -- democratic and the structure on our country. the governments of the world need to come together. companiessted perhaps were woefully ignorant in this re

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they are likely involved in cyberattacks right now against ukraine, against their metro system and their airport right now. we have to make sure we are looking at this issue in a bipartisan way, and i do believe that cybersecurity and defending our system is still one of those bipartisan issues in washington, d.c. julie: thank you so much for your time. looking forward to seeing the outcome of that hearing this afternoon. ,hat was congressman will hurd republican of texas. mark: eli lilly reporting third-quarter results better than expected, shares falling anyway. they will not challenge a generic version of its best-selling medication. they are telling bloomberg they are considering a sale of their animal health business. joining us with both sides of the story, taylor riggs. what is really interesting as investors were initially excited about this because it is exactly what pfizer did with their animal business in 2013. the ceo saying he is looking at may 2018 to update investors on what this could be, a spinoff or an ipo. >> now that we have put that together is a globally competitive

in january, the energy thosement will focus on who are in "imminent danger" from cyberattacks, who could result in widespread power outages and undermine national defense is some. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie? vonnie: mark, thank you. this week, bloomberg has been focusing on the automation of wall street and the revolution. joining us now is gary norcross, whichent and ceo of fis, is a leader in financial technology. ranking -- more than 10% year to date, which means 25%. congratulations. gary: thank you. vonnie: more than 50,000 employees, and headquartered in jacksonville, florida. what is your main business, and what are you working on next/ ? gary: first, it is a pleasure to be back today on bloomberg. we are exclusively focused on financial services, and we focus on a very broad array. we handle retail banking, retail payments, also wholesale products, so really anything that our clients need to offer in order to compete in the industry. fis offers the capability t

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they are going to get more sophisticated on these cyberattacks against local candidates. how do we get better -- against political candidates. how do we get better as a tech sector and to get government to work together to use their voices to say that this is an attack on democracy and it needs to stop. emily: can we trust microsoft to take on these issues? >> i do think we will need some congressional action here. >> i would agree with that. we need to accept once again that, as an industry, we have a high responsibility. we may even have the first responsibility, but it would be a great mistake to think that these fundamental as -- acts are something that the tech sector can defeat why themselves. -- defeat by themselves. it is like seeing people looting a store and telling the store owner to just put better locks on their doors. this is an attack on our democracy, and the government and the government's of the world need to come together. i believe i heard earlier that the tech companies were woefully ignorant in this regard. do you think so? >> i do not think so. the

by the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks, this clearly demands heightened vigilance and enhanced efforts to safeguard consumers. protecting consumers, obviously, starts with requiring effective measures to prevent data breeches in the first place. given the federal government's own poor track record when it comes to protecting personal information, witness the s.e.c. in the opm hacks as two recent examples. we must be cautious about attempts to never let a good crisis go to waste and impose a washington-force technology solution. that may be antiquated as soon as it is imposed. however, i do believe that we need to ensure we have a consistent national standard for both data security and breach notification in order to better protect our consumers, hold companies accountable and assure that this affair does not repeat itself. our committee passed such legislation nearly two years ago. the bipartisan data security act. the need to revisit that legislation and where necessary improve upon it should be obvious to all. the status quo is clearly failing consumers and leavi

power grids hoping to trigger a cyberattack. >> our utility systems, our banking, our air traffic control. >> reporter: president trump insists telling rex tillerson to save your energy, negotiating with north korea, did not under cut the secretary of state. >> new york city i didn't under cut anybody. i don't believe in under cutting people. >> reporter: after he told the president a moron, state department ignores that. in this forbes inter vup he challenged him to an i.q. test. tracy pots, nbc news washington. >> they have learned that president trump wanted a ten followed increase in the u.s. nuclear arsenal. the president said that reportedly during highest ranking security nalts, that according to three official ns that room. these fshls tell nbc news that an expansion is >>> following several new developments in the controversy surrounding harvey weinstein. people magazine reports that weinstein wife is leaving him a mid growing acquisitions of sexual misconduct. the lart es accusations now include angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow. that is on top of another magazine that says 13

clear message as a country that this will not be tolerated and there will be consequences to anyone who cyberattacks americans and american democracy. >> you're right. there is still so much unknown about our election process and how secure and safe is it. brian class for us, london school of economics, thank you, brian. >> thank you. >>> moving on to spain, both government and catalan leaders are calling for calm at a time when tensions are very high in that nation, just a few hours time, pro unity demonstrations will take place in barcelona. spain's central government says catalonia's bid for independence is now over. >> madrid has imposed direct rule on the region and dismantled its parliament. after they voted overwhelmingly for independence on friday. spain's deputy prime minister is now in charge. but dismissed catalan president is urging catalans to use democratic opposition to advance their calls with new elections scheduled for december. >> live in barcelona, erin mclaughlin following the story for us at this hour. there is a pro unity rally set to happen in the coming hours, of course we'l

lyimerlin entertait approached the company about a deal they run leg o parks in the u.s >>> sonic says a cyberattack at some drive-in restaurants may have allowed hackers to steal credit and debit card information. the fast food chain has not said how many locations may have been affected it's offering free i'd think theft protection >> how many identity theft protect shups i do need from how many companies do i need to keep signing up for it >> the hacks keep increasing. >>> the head of verizon's media business is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they say it has nothing to do with the bigger hack at yahoo! >>> acadia pharmaceuticals says the fda issued a break through therapy des zignation for its du to treat dementia psychosis. the fda will expedite drugs for serious conditions where there are few or no treatment options. >>> shares of zumiez are up today. the clothing same-store sales rose 9% and raising the outlook for third quarter earnings, revenue and same-store sales shares up 8% >>> is gold starting to lose ets shin its shine? >>> and later, piling on just when you think theresa may's

no hope but the entities out there, this is their main task is to keep us safe from cybercrimes and cyberattacks. >> sure, yeah, look i mean as far as the nsa is concerned with this event that was tied to a single individual, i would think this kind of thing that occurred with the nsa is an aboration. i have intense respect with the guys there that are super smart. i don't think you can expect this to be a regular occurrence. for corporate america on the other hand it is a regular occurrence. >> charles: thank you very very much really appreciate it. >> thank you charles. >> charles: another record day on wall street all the major averages closing at new highs i'll tell you all about what's happening and we'll preview that job support tomorrow because i think it's going to be bigger than wall street expects, next. today we're going to talk about trucks. which of these truck brands do you think offers best in class hd horsepower and the most capable off-road midsize pickup? i'd go ram. i would put it on ford. let's find out. noooooooo. chevy. that's right, it's chevy. they look amazing. wow. chev

says all 3 billion users tripled the number vulnerable to massive cyberattack. "fbn:am' starts right now. train 25:01 a.m. in new york. wednesday august -- october 4th. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. the yahoo! preach previewer effect it. cheryl: i'm one of the customers commit 3 billion equifax. maybe waking up feeling nothing is safe. lauren: the girlfriend of good shooter on u.s. soil. 71. the 62-year-old officially a person entries. her boyfriend, stephen paddock wire transferred $100,000 to marilou just last week. trading today is just the to express our shock devastation in sorrow for the victims and families. unimaginable loss. jeff flock live in las vegas at the latest on the investigation. a lot happened overnight. good morning. >> absolutely, cheryl, lauren. from the las vegas strip which was reopened to traffic both north and south family behind me. perhaps you see traffic moving once again in front of the mandalay bay hotel. marilou danley i think it's fair to say she is the focus today. she's expected to come from los angeles to las veg