i would love to have a response to mr. welch. >> just to remind you of the services are listed in the development agreement. they have been in there since it was approved. >> okay. i will look forward next time to the hearing of this advisory. i think something can happen when you actually sit down and talk to each other. >> thank you. >> commissioner? >> just a quick comment. i know we are out of time. but this whole issue of information and information sharing and timeliness of it, i think it's important to be on going and just periodic. the people of the coalition or the commission have on going updates. maybe it's not the analysis, on going updates of what's happening and not happening and use that as a forum for the advisory and for the community to have conversation not just yearly but on going could go a long way to address some of these issues. >> commissioner, antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: for the gentlemen from cal pacific one more question to clarify things because i know there is a certain amount of c

i would love to have a response to mr. welch. >> just to remind you of the services are listed in the development agreement. they have been in there since it was approved. >> okay. i will look forward next time to the hearing of this advisory. i think something can happen when you actually sit down and talk to each other. >> thank you. >> commissioner? >> just a quick comment. i know we are out of time. but this whole issue of information and information sharing and timeliness of it, i think it's important to be on going and just periodic. the people of the coalition or the commission have on going updates. maybe it's not the analysis, on going updates of what's happening and not happening and use that as a forum for the advisory and for the community to have conversation not just yearly but on going could go a long way to address some of these issues. >> commissioner, antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: for the gentlemen from cal pacific one more question to clarify things because i know there is a certain amount of c

as mr. welch noted, we really worked hard with key stakeholders, biomedical industry, neighborhood groups, and so forth. in particular, the ucsf. i do want to note our efforts with ucsf culminated in entering into a memorandum of understanding and under this agreement the warriors have committed to control peak hour traffic around ucsf to maintain hospital access. we also committed to scale back the number of peak events overlapping giants games is certain traffic targets are not met. no were the sports arena in the country has made a commitment like that. we've done it because we take our obligations to the community and to ucsf very seriously. we appreciate ucsf willingness to work with. we do understand the concerns. we are very glad we were able to reach an agreement that satisfies those concerns. we are very proud to earn their support and their trust and we look forward to working with them. we recognize that the appellant has given every indication that intends to sue. we feel that oci plan

i am calling on mr. welch who is now recognized for five minutes. >> this issue of the embassy security is very important. you have a tough job and we appreciate that. starting with the 100-foot setback the state department had additional security standards for diplomatic facilities with the exterior for taking refuge in the event of an attack. to all indices have these features? >> yes. >> are there any their security features or requirements? >> the security standards that we have our extensive the things that you mentioned is not the only thing that we have the a set of directors of all agencies that exist overseas including department of defense, department of justice. >> some of these are more stringent so none of the congressional office buildings have that climb? >> you are correct. with those new safer sanders. they all have these features that will be organic. >> yes. >> one of the things cytosine there is a the conflict that oftentimes dictate a remote location of. with the accessibility with those f

commerce, and we all are focussed on making certain that consumers are safe in the marketplace, and mr. welch and i have worked on a data security bill, and we continue to try to push this forward so that we can do some preemption, establish some breach notification and bring some certainty to bear, so i appreciate the questions that are being asked around this issue this morning. and we hope that you appreciate them too. ms. deckinger, i want to come to you. those of us who appreciate the virtual marketplace and want to see people in it, and then we see articles like this. and it makes you go ouch. okay. it is the apple pay rival and walmart backed mcx user e-mails snatched. and this was in your data test period. it was october 2014. that was a forbes article that was written about this. and mr. chairman, i'm going to pass this down so ms. schakowsky can see it, because i know she's like me on this privacy issue, very concerned about that. i want you to provide some information about that hack and what you did in resolving it. >> thank you very much for the question. >> sure. >> a subcontrac

mr. welch? >> very good. is there anyone else who would like to ask questions? thank you. i thank each of the members of the panel for participating. i think this has been a very interesting and informative hearing. before we conclude, i include the following documents to be submitted for the record by unanimous consent. statement from the electronic transmission association. a statement from the national association of convenience stores and the society of independent gasoline marketers of america. and a statement from the national retail federation. does the ranking member have anything that should be included in the record? >> i don't, but i approve of those inclusions. >> thank you. pursuant to committee rules i remind members that they have ten business days to submit additional questions for the record. and i ask that witnesses submit their responses within ten business days upon receipt of the questions. without objection, the subcommittee is adjourned. >>> on the next "washington journal" former nsa general counsel stuart baker and the american civil liberties unio

as mr. welch noted, we really worked hard with key stakeholders, biomedical industry, neighborhood groups, and so forth. in particular, the ucsf. i do want to note our efforts with ucsf culminated in entering into a memorandum of understanding and under this agreement the warriors have committed to control peak hour traffic around ucsf to maintain hospital access. we also committed to scale back the number of peak events overlapping giants games is certain traffic targets are not met. no were the sports arena in the country has made a commitment like that. we've done it because we take our obligations to the community and to ucsf very seriously. we appreciate ucsf willingness to work with. we do understand the concerns. we are very glad we were able to reach an agreement that satisfies those concerns. we are very proud to earn their support and their trust and we look forward to working with them. we recognize that the appellant has given every indication that intends to sue. we feel that oci plan

i can't give you the page number, she had to write a report on a country and she and her father, mr. welch went to the globe and her finger landed on afghanistan. she wrote that in her own book. >> i think she was talking about how exotic it was to write about afghanistan at that time. >> i do -- i traveled with her to europe and she toured the museum in paris. where there are at the do of the antiquities from that country. some of the artifacts had been saved. i think she was taken by this idea that you could have this robust civilization and then it could be blown to bits in a matter of days. really was quite compelled by that. certainly might have been in her roots from early on too. thought that was a cause. >> he ran for congress right after they got married. we she married him, did she know she will be marrying a politician? >> well, not exactly. he promised her he would never have to give a speech. she knew he was from a very political family. she described herself as not being very political. when people use that, it means that they find politics distasteful. they just don't like i

mr. welchnd i have worked on a data security bill, and we continue to try to push this forward so that we can do some preempti preemption, establish some breach notification and bring some certainty to bear. so i appreciate the questions that are being asked around this issue this morning. and we hope that you appreciate them too. miss dekinger, i want to come to you. those of us who appreciate the virtual marketplace and want to see people in it, and then we see articles like this. and it makes you go, ouch! okay. it is the apple pay rival and walmart-backed mcx hacked, user emails snatched. and this is -- was in your beta test period. it was october 2014. it was a forbes article that was written -- written about this. and mr. chairman, i am going to pass this down so miss schakowsky can see it because i know she is like me on this privacy issue, very concerned about that. i want you to provide some information about that hack and what you did on resolving it. >> yes. thank you so much for the

mr. welch is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. this issue is very important. appreciate the work you're doing. mr. chairman, i appreciate the work you're doing. enjoyed my trip to libya with you to inspect an embassy. you have a tough job. and we appreciate that. i have a couple of areas of questions. one is taking up on what mr. cummings started on about the 100 foot setback. it has additional security standards for diplomatic facilities, centers, safe spaces for taking refuge in the event of the attack. do all the new embassies have these type of features? go ahead, sir. >> yes, sir. every embassy we construct anew does. >> and are there any other requirements you think is critical to securing the embassies? >> sir, the security standards we have for construction of a new embassy are extensivement the things you mentioned are not the only things that we have. the standards are passed by the overseas security policy board, which is a set of directors of all of the agencies that are security director of all the agencies that exist

we are calling on mr. welch. he he is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much mr.chairman. this issue of embassy security is obviously important. i appreciate the work you're doing. mr. chairman, i appreciate the work you're doing and i enjoyed my trip to libya with you to inspect and embassy. you have a tough job and i think we appreciate that. i have various questions. one is taken out what mr. cummings about the hundred foot setback. the state state department has several additional physical security standards for diplomatic facilities and they include the safe spaces for taking refuge in the event of an attack. to all all the new embassies have these type of features? >> yes, sir. every embassy we construct new does. >> are there any other security features or requirements that you think is critical for securing the embassy? >> sir, the security security standards that we have for construction of a new embassy are extensive. the things that you mentioned are not the only things that we have. the standards are passed by the overseas security policy board which i

as mr. welch noted, we really worked hard with key stakeholders, biomedical industry, neighborhood groups, and so forth. in particular, the ucsf. i do want to note our efforts with ucsf culminated in entering into a memorandum of understanding and under this agreement the warriors have committed to control peak hour traffic around ucsf to maintain hospital access. we also committed to scale back the number of peak events overlapping giants games is certain traffic targets are not met. no were the sports arena in the country has made a commitment like that. we've done it because we take our obligations to the community and to ucsf very seriously. we appreciate ucsf willingness to work with. we do understand the concerns. we are very glad we were able to reach an agreement that satisfies those concerns. we are very proud to earn their support and their trust and we look forward to working with them. we recognize that the appellant has given every indication that intends to sue. we feel that oci plan

as mr. welch noted, we really worked hard with key stakeholders, biomedical industry, neighborhood groups, and so forth. in particular, the ucsf. i do want to note our efforts with ucsf culminated in entering into a memorandum of understanding and under this agreement the warriors have committed to control peak hour traffic around ucsf to maintain hospital access. we also committed to scale back the number of peak events overlapping giants games is certain traffic targets are not met. no were the sports arena in the country has made a commitment like that. we've done it because we take our obligations to the community and to ucsf very seriously. we appreciate ucsf willingness to work with. we do understand the concerns. we are very glad we were able to reach an agreement that satisfies those concerns. we are very proud to earn their support and their trust and we look forward to working with them. we recognize that the appellant has given every indication that intends to sue. we feel that oci plan

mr. welch: i thank the gentleman. this bill is missing a great opportunity where we have common ground on energy efficiency. mr. upton, mr. whit our great chairmen of the subcommittee and the standing committee made an honest effort to try to include all of the possible things we could do on energy efficiency but we came up short. the american council for energy efficiency economy, that's made up of a lot of private sector companies trying to meet the demand that their consumers, corporate consumers and individuals have, to get more bang for their energy dollar by using less an saving more, have said that this bill will not reduce energy consumption in the united states, it will increase it. at a cost of about $20 billion through 2040. why are we doing that? energy efficiency is the area we agree, there's a lot of debate, contentious debate about climate change, we're not going to resolve that today. we have bipartisan agreement that we should use less energy, it's good for our customers and it's good for the economy

mr. rick welch and him with the golden state warriors.ow what that means to me is someone whose humble and someone who exemplifies leadership and teamwork and we've seen it not only on the court with the worst having 23-0 in due diligence with working with the community and alternate members here with oci we wg and all the stakeholders and over the course of the season, we've been able to employ and serve over 152 residents from district 10. we serve populations of homeless from the incarcerated those on promotion probation or parole. was seeking employment with second income along with seniors and folks who currently retirees. that's what the warriors are doing now in oakland. just imagine how much more were going to be with you was that move across the bridge and we thoroughly urge you all to continue to push and move forward with this. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is john hale and the second-generation san franciscan. i'm also a homeowner of a-i live five blocks from the proposed arena. i'm also warriors season-ticket

we, mr. welch is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. and this issue of embassy security obviously is very important. i appreciate the work you're doing. mr. chairman, appreciate the work you're doing and enjoyed my trip to libya with you to inspect an embassy. you have got a tough job. and i think we appreciate that. i have got a couple areas of questions. one is taking up on what mr. cummings started on about the 100-foot setback. the state department has several additional physical security standards for diplomatic facilities and they include the anti-crime per rim terse, handed building exteriors, safe spaces for taking refuge in the event of an attack. do all the new embassies have these type of features and i will go ahead, sir, yeah. >> yes, sir, every embassy we construct anew does. >> and are there any other security features or requirements you think is critical to securing the embassies? >> sir, the security standards that we have for construction of the new embassy are extensive things that you mentioned are not the only thin

mr. rick welch and him with the golden state warriors.ow what that means to me is someone whose humble and someone who exemplifies leadership and teamwork and we've seen it not only on the court with the worst having 23-0 in due diligence with working with the community and alternate members here with oci we wg and all the stakeholders and over the course of the season, we've been able to employ and serve over 152 residents from district 10. we serve populations of homeless from the incarcerated those on promotion probation or parole. was seeking employment with second income along with seniors and folks who currently retirees. that's what the warriors are doing now in oakland. just imagine how much more were going to be with you was that move across the bridge and we thoroughly urge you all to continue to push and move forward with this. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is john hale and the second-generation san franciscan. i'm also a homeowner of a-i live five blocks from the proposed arena. i'm also warriors season-ticket

mr. welchorked on the data security bill comment and we continue to try to push this forward so that we can do some preemption, establish some breach notification and bring some certainty to bear. so i appreciate the questions that are being asked around this issue this money. we hope that you appreciate them, too. ms. dekinger, i want to come to you. those of us who want to see people in the virtual market place and we see articles like this, and to make you go ouch. okay, it is the apple pay rival and wal-mart back in cx hacked user e-mails snatched. this was in your data test. there goes october 2014 that was a forbes article that was written, written about this. mr. chairman, i'm going to pass this down to miss schakowsky can see because i know she is likele me on this privacy issue very concerned about that. i want you to provide some information about the attack and what you did on resolving it spent thank you so much for the question. so our subcontractor up mcx, not mcx it's a penny sec