New york times and Washington Post talk about the publics right to know versus the right to protect information for National Security. This was part of the conference that the george w. Bush president ial center looking at the people, the presidency, and the press. It is about an hour and 10 minutes. Our next panel is the right to know versus the responsibility to protect. How to tell the difference. Is the downie jr. Professor of journalism at Arizona State university. Walter Cronkite School of journalism and mass medication. He was the executive editor of the Washington Post post until 2008. He was executive editor and has won pullet surprise us. Michael hayden is the principal Global Advisory firm. He served as the director of enteral intelligence from 2006 until 2009, where he was responsible for overseeing all information concerning the plans , intentions, and capabilities from americas adversaries, producing timely analysis for decision makers, and conducting covert operations be
Lives. The number of people held hostage at the time. These are aerial photos shot a little bit later in the morning this morning after the police put down the emergency and evacuated all of those wounded. We saw a number of wounded people being carried to the nearby hospital, a Major Hospital about a block away, picking up people suffering from Bullet Wounds and carrying them down the street to the emergency room. A number of loved ones gathered outside of the hospitals waiting for information. And heres what one mother had to say. At this point, the nightclub, pulse, has been clear, we are in the process of clearing the suspects vehicle, and we ask that people be patient, and unfortunately there are many victims. Our priority is on the identification of the victims a notification. Briefing the reporters in public on the 15 people that have been found dead inside the club, more than 50 have been wounded. As we were saying a moment ago, loved ones are gathering around the hospitals, de
People confirmed dead after cyclone winds of more man 300 kilometres per hour hit fiji russia and the u. S. Reached an agreement on a cessation of hostility in syria. They have set saturday as a date fighting should stop. For it to work. Both sides need to sign up to the agreement. Deadtar james bays has more. Reporter for all the five years, the death toll mounted. Every day there has been atrocities. Now the latest, a document released by the u. S. And russia. They have been working on plans for a lull in the violence meeting in munich this month. Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov wanted a ceasefire from the 1s. Secretary of state john kerry wanted to challenge the situation on the ground. Since that meeting there has been delay. In the end russia got its way. The deal done by the u. S. And russia calls on all the warring syrian parties, with the exception of i. S. I. L. And the al nusra front, both on the Security Councils terrorism list, to commit to a cessation of host its by
Names in business shoot from the hip. Mark in Silicon Valley, they are in their own world. Sen. Sanders this is a litmus test. I am worried about the future of american democracy. Howard they are scaring the hell out of people. Shery plus, conversations with highflying executives at the singapore airshow. It is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Shery hello. I am shery ahn. Welcome to bloomberg best, a weekly look at the most important Business News, analysis, and interviews from Bloomberg Television around the world. Lets begin with a day by day review of the weeks top headlines. On monday, trading resumed in china following the Lunar New Year holiday amid new concerns over the stability of the yuan. A day of dramatic headlines here with china dominating the news. The pboc governor broke his long silence. What did he say . What was significant about it . His message in and of itself, i would not say we officially knew. He said we are not engaged in competitive currency devaluation.
Every phone that it sold. Apples c. E. O. Tim cook talked about this issue in an interview last fall for 60 minutes and this show. On your iphone there is likely health information, there is financial information. There are intimate conversations with your family or coworkers. There are business secrets from the work that you are doing. There are also tracks of what you searched on, information about what youre looking at and writing. Maybe you are a journalist so even your sources. All of this stuff is incredibly personal and we believe incredibly private and you should have the ability to protect it. The only way that we know how to do that is to encrypt t. Why is that . Because if there is a way to get in, then somebody will find a way in. There have been people who suggest we should have a backdoor, but the reality is that if you put a backdoor in that is for everybody, good guys and bad guys. We dont know the way nor do i know of anybody else who came up with a way to safeguard yo