government, denise jones, deputy director of strategic technology program, previously an advisor to darpa and also worked with u.s. industry and software space and an expert on technology innovation, also robert robert manning, a senior fellow here at the atlantic council coming from the dni, the state department policy planning office and regional issues. with that, let's dive into the conversation and i will welcome our panelists to come up and we will begin the discussion. >> i thought we would begin today first by talking about very briefly the four main pillars of chinese cyber and i would like to look at economic end social motivations as well as the geo political foreign dimensions, the military aspect and domestic information control. these are all overlapping but very important pillars of the way that the chinese leadership is thinking about it cyber strategy. i wanted to first begin with the topic that is timely as ambassador mentioned. we are coming up on one year anniversary after the obama cyber agreement last year. my colleagues here will has done a lot of excellent work loo

sam sacks will moderate today's conversation with william glass, bob manning and denise jones.before we start, i would like to place my sincere appreciation to the taipei economic and cultural representative office for their continuous engagement in support of the council and mayor brent scowcroft center. without further ado, i would like to thank our media partner as well from the "christian science monitor" for joining us today and with that, sam, the floor is yours. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much come ambassador huntsman. it's my honor to introduce the distinguished panel today. we have william glass, a threat intelligence analyst who previously worked with the u.s. government on the bias in u.s. industry and the cyberthreat landscape. nice job on the deadbeat or direct your at the technologies program, and also worked with u.s. industry and an expert on cybersecurity and technology innovation. and robert manning at the atlantic council comes from dni state departments, policy planning office and regional issues. so with that, let's dive into the conv

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(( denise valdez )) katie boer is at the greek food festival at hacienda and jones. katie... jones. katie... ((katie boer)) good evening -- a really nice and nice warm, below average temperatures across the region. ................. let's take a look at your evening planner for tonight. by 7pm 88, by 9pm 83, low 80s for 11pm and looking ahead to saturday morning ................. looking at current conditions today -- we're below seasonal average with highs in the upper 80s -- some low 90s in our warmer neighborhoods. ................. weather headlines: look for temps. climbing into the weekend. near 100s by sunday. a little bit more activity is possible for next week however. slight chance of thunderstorms starting monday night into wednesday. ............... tonight and tomorrow-- should remain pretty comfortable. look or lows in the upper 60s with mid 90s in store for your saturday afternoon. look for lots of sunshine. ............... 7-day: look for mid 90s tomorrow, but temps. climb into the weekend. by sunday look for highs above average in the upper 90s. for next week monday

./// ((denise valdez)) >>> it is a nice weekend for a food festival! and that is why katie boer is at hacienda and jones. katie... ((katie boer)) good evening -- a really nice late summer day across southern nevada with clear sunny skies and nice warm, below average temperatures across the region. ................. let's take a look at your evening planner for tonight. by 7pm 88, by 9pm 83, low 80s for 11pm and looking ahead to saturday morning lo ................. looking at current conditions today -- we're below seasonal average with highs in the upper 80s -- some low 90s in our warmer neighborhoods. ................. weather headlines: look for temps. climbing into the weekend. near 100s by sunday. a little bit more activity is possible for next week however. slight chance of thunderstorms starting monday night into wednesday. ............... tonight and tomorrow-- should remain pretty comfortable. look or lows in the upper 60s look for lots of sunshine. ............... 7-day: look for mid 90s tomorrow, but temps. climb into the weekend. by sunday look for highs above average in the upper 90s. for n

jones boulevard.. flags.. lined up.. and lit up.. to pay tribute to the lives lost nearly 15 years ago./// ((denise valdez)) >>> it's back to sch country.. ((dave courvoisier)) >> but it seems drivers aren't aware of the kids out there. (michael masue, witness) "she didn't know that you had to stop for the bus stop coming from the opposite way." ((dave courvoisier)) >> two kids... two separate accidents.. hit by drivers not paying attention. and we have the video you have to see./// <<< voice over: "you're watching the valley's news leader...with dave courvoisier, it's important for drivers to to know the law about stopping for a school bus when students are getting on and off. ((denise valdez)) >> in texas, two students were hit by vehicles getting off the school bus -- and both were caught on camera. erin cargile tells us luckily --neither student was seriously hurt. keep your eyes on the crosswalk. this is a 12-year-old boy seconds after getting off the school bus monday - at south first and st. elmo. (amy mcfadden/son hit by driver) "i kept shaking because it's the most horrible thing to watch ." there's nothing worse than that pho

denise valdez)) >>> a former governor's mansion in carson city is up for sale. check out these pictures from the "nevada appeal." the house was once owned by john e. jones... he was nevada's eighth governor. jones bought the place back in 1888. he served as nevada's governor for one year... the home was fully restored before being put on the market the going price... 479- thousand dollars./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> it's considered one of the toughest game shows on television. jeopardy has been on the air for more than thirty years. ((denise valdez)) >> it attracts some of the smartest people on the planet! but it takes more than just brains to be on the program. we tagged along as a contestant team travels the country searching for the best and brightest to appear on the show. hopefuls come from all over the country to audition. coordinator what he looks for: ((glen kagen: when they're coming out to try out for the show or even be on the show is have a good time .. the thing is when your watching at home sometimes you do really well and you like the catagories other days the catagories arent to theyre liking its all random. so if they came in 2nd or 3rd