c. and p. group investigations i started off by asking mr rustic if the fact that this attack happened all at all was a black mark for the state of surveillance. well the surveillance cameras basically brought this case to a conclusion and brought the people who committed the crime to justice so how could that be a failure for them or over the years like in july the seventh of we know that the cameras in london what they call the ring of steel brought to justice and brought to brought the people who were responsible for the bombing in london so you know cameras in our society or and now when necessary evil and we're going to probably be expanded and probably homelier security dollars as well as municipal dollars will go to building up in this appellate these cameras and c.c.t.v. systems at this point in time and just like he did make a point the urban area security initiative which was grant which was a grant funding from the federal department of homeland security founded a lot of the cameras that b

and learn how to deal with everyone here on this campus?"" members of the local n-double-a-c-p organization attended the forum. the black unity group plans to meet at tower lawn on april 10th and hopes that the n-double-a-c-p takes up this list of demands at its next meeting. this past week marked the eighty-sixed birthday of united farm workers union leader cesar chavez. update news has the story on how people celebrated the holiday. ">>>"nat sound chanting" students from san jose state, uc berkeley and various bay area high schools and middle schools chanted "we're here and we're not leaving" at a gathering in oakland on monday. they commemorated cesar chavez' holiday with a rally and march to fight for immigrant rights. "our opinion is, if we had open borders and people had equal rights on both sides of the borders, the kind of exploitation that is happening now would not be able to exist. " the organization by any means necessary, or bamn, seeks to end discrimination and other second-class treatment of all minorities. "nat sound marching and chanting" at the march, the coalition focused on: full citizenship rights for everyone

c-span and c-span3, and also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> next, iran's nuclear program, the brookings institution hosted a talk ahead of meetings between iran and the u.n.'s p-5 plus one group meeting this week in kazakhstan. among the speakers, president obama as coordinator for wmds. this is about app hour and a half. >> well thank you very much for inviting me to participate in the debate. i was in charge of the negotiation for a long period of time, and in 2009 from 2003 when i was the first -- the first visit to teheran, we said the plan at the time, the plan of the european union so from 2010 to today, i have been less in charge, but i follow closely, and i'm on the lines of communication. i don't have any responsibility from thereon. let me start a little reminder how these started because i think it's very important to have perspective of how the whole process has gone. what, to my mind, has been the most important moment in which iran may have taken place? why was it happen? the last moment i will say how i see the next step to my mind could be taken in order to approach the change, and with all the difficulties, all the difficult -- many difficulties that we have

and other groups. >> another question. >> bid gentleman from wisconsin for five minute. >> good afternoon, mr. director. you were talking about c p i. when does social security go in solving? >> social security solvency through 2033. >> medicare solvency goes through 2020. >> i don't think so. with the president's budget, currently 23 per medicare. >> the president has 370. >> it is 2023 per cbo's solvency for medicare. >> talking about that -- >> late into -- >> in your budget you are proposing a change to social security that is solvents ten years longer than medicare and would changes do you make in medicare, no structural changes really. you are cutting benefits to providers, doctors, hospitals and clinics but not structurally changing medicare. >> it doesn't justify social security in many programs, point number one. the president -- >> it doesn't involve -- >> does it affect medicare? >> the president's budget -- does it affect medicare? >> on a very small basis. >> why are you focusing on medicare? >> that is what i want to do. $70 billion in savings including increase premiums for high income beneficiaries and save $1 tri

c. groups in vs tempe installed last autumn just in time for the most recent rankings . of the very latest intel processors and co processors with two of each on each node in vs ten p. installed here cranks up more than five hundred teraflops at peak capacity using a miserly one hundred eighty one kilowatts in total they came in as a thirty as most energy efficient supercomputer in the world squeezing out nearly two thousand make a flops per watt one reason why the liquid cooled systems are better they are compact an energy efficient but what about maintenance here's how we handle this let me show you how we service the computer note first we disconnect the liquid cooling system through quick disconnect uplinks. next disconnect the network at its . and to no doubt that said after you could do it if you need for example replace the memory chips or handle a power supply units but hard disk and so on that's everything. get inside the server racks there are plates that push running water over the various generating spots on each node as the water swishes by it draws the heat out and pushes it on through the rest of the piping and the liquid recouping apparatus the resul

c. groups in vs tempe installed last autumn just in time for the most recent rankings . of the very latest intel processors and co processors with two of each on each node in vs ten p. installed here cranks up more than five hundred teraflops at peak capacity using a miserly one hundred eighty one kilowatts in total it came in as a thirty as most energy efficient supercomputer in the world squeezing out nearly two thousand make a flops per watt one reason why the liquid cooled systems are better is that they are compact an energy efficient but what about made here's how we handle this let me show you how we service the computer note first we disconnect the liquid cooling system through a quick disconnect couplings. next disconnect the network interfaces. take the no doubt that's it. you can do whatever you need for example replace the memory chips or handle a power supply units but hard disk and so on that's everything. fit inside the server racks there are plates that push running water over the various generating spots on each node as the water swish it draws the heat out and pushes it on through the rest of the piping and. the resulting set up is both environment