the guy sitting right here was the cio of kimberly-clark, an old friend of mine. so i asked him how many servers per employee he had, and he said we had 0.4 and headed for 0.2, proudly. ok, who do you think is sitting at 30 to one? facebook. would you think is sitting at 50 to one? for your technical people in the room, do you think they are operating inefficiently? no, i do not think so. furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no. right? these are truly information- power businesses. at the end of the day, my opinion -- lots of people may share this -- is all companies and that being information companies. all companies and of being software companies. i just did he know speech for a large german car company that you may know, that is

so since last december the former obama administration cio spearheaded the cloud first policy where he tasked all federal agencies to identify three cloud service -- or three services that they should move to the cloud. one of those services should make that jump in a year, and the other two within 18 months. are we moving to the cloud too fast? do you think that we are putting security concerns second? >> guest: i actually think we're moving to the cloud at the right rate, but we have to pay attention to the details. for example, if you look at the testimony of dhs during the hearing, he identified how dhs was being careful what-moving to the -- what it was moving to the cloud and that it was moving a private cloud for fulfilling its cloud first strategy, and that was limiting that private cloud to data that was predominantly public and issues that were predominantly public already within dhs. and that's the type of balanced risk taking that's encouraged. and, actually, the type of evaluation that the risk framework that the government uses, fisma, should be encouraging in other agenc

there is a bay area company -- i will not name names, but the cfo walk into the cio's office and said, "no more capital expenditure." the reason why i talk about this as a business model is -- and, by the way, i would be happy to send any of you guys a copy of this book. or if you want epub versions, we can do that. i will not to the lecture on all seven business models, but i have tried to break down what happened in the entire software business into seven for the metal business models that are very different economically. the reason why i talk about cloud computing being in business model -- i'm going square to the story of computer and storage and say that amazon -- i will pick on brother amazon -- amazon's innovation was not technology. it was not technology. they have to use virtualization technology to enable what they are doing, but their innovation was not virtualization. for the old people in the room, ibm did this in 1972, right? their innovation was 12 cents an hour. 12 cents an hour. and transparently. we could go right now and look it up. you can buy it for 12 cents an ho

joining us now is richard trumka, president of afl-cio. mr. you very much for your time tonight. >> rachel, thanks for having me on. >> your new jobs plan includes the kind of goals labor has been long calling for. big infrastructure investment, energy and education investment. manufacturing investment. aid to state and local governments. home mortgage aid. wall street reform. things you have called for in the past. but this is put together in one package. is it meant to be different than what the president is proposing? bigger than what the president is proposing? how does this fit in with what we're hearing from president obama? >> i think the president made a very, very important step when he introduced the american jobs bill. he switched the debate from deficit hysteria that really doesn't put anybody back to work, to job creation. and his bill is a very, very, very important first step. he'll tell you it's only a first step. we want to support that bill. we want to put millions of americans back to work. if you want to cure the economy, i

host: what is afl-cio's involvement in this group for ?guest: we have given them water and aims, but not money. we're supporting them to get the message out. the different places that i have been, pittsburg or new york, one message is that, wall street caused this and they should invest in creating jobs. they're sitting on $2 trillion in assets, they have been parked in accounts that they are not spending to create jobs. the banks have $1.6 trillion in accounts with the federal reserve. they should be lending to small businesses to create jobs. the second thing is this writedown of mortgages. many people are under water. if we would write them down, we would put $70 billion back into the economy that could be used for job creation. and the third one, the one they probably wall street recoils the most to and comes out the most to marginalize, a tiny financial transaction tax, 0.1% of a penny, to stop the financial speculations and go out and drop it down. people like us that have a 401(k), they're not turning their accounts and buying 50 ti

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in a mass afl-cio e-mail tonight the subject line was "go to wall street, now."ontinuing, "the more people who can stand in solidarity at this critical moment, the better." the afl-cio is asking its members to show up at occupy wall strtreet at midnighght eastern tonightt in anticipation of this move by the police very early tomorrow morning. we will keep you posted. [ ma le announcer ] indulge all you want. now there's no need to hold back. new revolutionary scope dualblast obliterates strong food odors leaving your breath minty fresh. hey. [ male announcer ] so there's no trace of evidence... new scope dualblast. >>> please, somebody tell me why we are here considering a bill that is a direct attack on a woman's constitutionally protected right to choose and that does not create one single job. >> so you might have heard recently, the american people, it turns out, super interested in having congress focus on creating jobs and fixing the economy right now, which is why congressman alcee hastings was so confused, as you saw just then, about why house republicans

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-cio president richard trumka also spoke out in favor of occupy wall street some politicians have also publicly supported the message of the protests people like congress members don't is considered keith ellison russ feingold and even g.o.p. presidential candidates buddy roemer and ron paul now the number of arrests have increased over the past few weeks as well most notably the seven hundred people who were detained while on the brooklyn bridge having a standoff against the police but last night's academy park also got violent and perhaps this comet for a member of the n.y.p.d. foreshadows what was to come. it's absolutely. right. yeah you heard him right that officer said that he was excited to use his nightstick and just a short while later seems other officers were sharing the same sentiments about their weapons when demonstrators started spilling over a barricade it became clear that nobody was safe from the n.y.p.d. as nightsticks or pepper spray. i mean that clash twenty eight people were arrested and although wednesday was a violent night the movement still continues the numbe

they also invited afl-cio president richard trumka to speak. years congress to pass the presence jobs bill and made other recommendations were lowering the unemployment rate. this is an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning everybody. i am strobe talbott of the brookings institution is my great pleasure to welcome you here today. and it is also a particular pleasure to be able to welcome our speaker, rich trumka. rich has devoted his entire repression alive to the labor movement. he is a third-generation miner, he spent 15 years as the head of the united mine workers union. in short, i think you could say that his job but low these many years, has been looking out for other people's jobs. and the same can be said for john sweeney, one of his predecessors that they afl-cio. it is great to have you here with us this morning and jim bolin of the bricklayers union. and, the same statement i just made about those three gentlemen can also be made about john wilhelm. he is the president of unite here and

la demanda fue presentada a nombre de cio a las que son mantenidas en cautiverio. >> el ministro de derteierno que deja el cargo desde que asumiÓ el poder el primero de enero. cinco de ellos por escÁndalos de corrupciÓn. despuÉs de tres aÑos de espera, el boeing realizÓ su primer vuelo mercial. se trata del aviÓn mÁs moderno dentro d mercado. hecho de fibras de carbono en vez de alumini lo que lo hace mÁs liviano. hasta la fecha, se han solicitado 800 aviones de ese tipo. >> mucs jubilados se eocupan por el dinero, pero al menos uno de ellos, no tiene por quÉ preocuparse, ganÓ 50 milles $ en la loterÍa de canadÁ. el afortunado jubilado dice que no tiene prisa alguna en gasrse esa fortuna. sin embargasegura que dedicara una cantidad importante el aÑo prÓximo cuandouma aÑos de casado. >> asÍ llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes de este dÍa.

first, i should state that ibm t cio for the park -- i am the cio for dhs.here is another department that has its mission to provide cyber security for the nation, in particular for the civilian government agencies. >> and hopefully you talk to one another. >> we talked to one another all the time. we're the biggest getting paid for what they want to do next, and i think we should be. we work very closely with them. they have the operation that gathers response information from through the government to share, analyze the information. that organization is working very closely with our organization and gsa as we look at how we will rollout the initiative. has that rolls out and we look at continuous monitoring for public clout service providers, those fees would be provided to the department of homeland security for continual analysis, as well as the agency, so we could continue monitor the public cloud at possibilities real-time for use of the public allowed. >> it is a complementary relationship. at that has been revised with heavy participation from dhs, a

and he said, i'm the head of the afl-cio, what are you doing here? he said, i want to help you. he said, we don't want anybody to organize us. he said, i'm not trying to take you over. but the afl-cio is sending an organizer to get this group to come together. >> laura: perhaps politically again, analyzing this, maybe the e-mail addresses are helpful, maybe that way we can get people to show up at the polls because as rendell said, now you have to turn this into some political energy or some political momentum, which is lacking right now. they had a whole thing in dc about how to take off the plastic handcuffs and the people dressed as betsy ross or george washington at the tea party rallies, we're not worried about -- >> the truth of the matter is, the tea party by and large, the protesters were well behaved, well skin palestinianed. they -- disciplined. there are always fringe characters. the sense that i think people may get of this movement that is composed almost entirely of fringe characters. it's early yet. it could change. it's unfair to condemn it at this stage, but boy

i was at the national association of cio's. and they are more and more that they keep saying are more and more important that the same time, they keep doing health information exchanges, putting more information together to be able to use it. at the same time, it becomes a vulnerability. at the same time, they recognize the need for security. >> it is interesting, because we are kind of in the heart of that. the legislature is really going after this issue, as you would imagine. the health record is very important. but mobil devices, everyone carries a mobile device that here. it is always looked at as how do we better utilize that to tell someone, for example, that a prescription is available for you to pick up? it is not really the health record itself, but all of these things are being grouped into one aspect of legislation that would cause a company to not be able to actually use some of the tools out there and available for non-sensitive health care information. a debate that is going on at the federal level today. >> one

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their own newspaper, and they're gaining support from established organizations, including the afl-cio. but they have yet to draw bigger political allies. demonstrations like this are planned in at least ten cities across the nation, an indication that their message, no matter how varied, is spreading. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: later, the budget cuts are slowing american courts, new competition for apple from amazon, and decision day tomorrow for american student amanda knox. those stories when the cbs evening news continues. >> mitchell: a top yemeni official said today that contrary to some early reports, al qaeda's chief bomb maker, ibrahim al-asiri, was not killed in a strike. our national security analyst juan zarate from washington joins us. let's talk about al-awlaki's death. how significant was it? >> he was growing in significant, the pied piper of al qaeda. he was also playing a more aggressive role as an external operations chief for some of the plots that were directed at the united states. so his removal from the battlefield is quite significant. >>

. >> i agreed at first, about this past week they've got the afl-cio, organized labor now coming outon their side. this is growing! >> clarence -- i'm not cherry picking. >> the tea party grew in the beginning. i agree with pat they need to have an agenda, organization, which can come but what we're seeing now is rage expressed on the left from the same sources as on the right, but people on the right are protecting the tax cuts for the rich. that's the -- [everyone talking at once] >> eric cantor and get off this argument this -- >> argument, john. >> i want to tear about cantor. >> he is proud of it john boehner is more the ohio moderate, but -- [everyone talking at once] >> can't dissect cantor anymore. >> what do you want to hear? >> is he leadership quality? >> are you trying to start a fight? >> i don't know. >> speaker of the house and he's -- >> he's the now leader of the republicans in the united states house. >> boehner will be reelected speaker with the republicans hold the house. but there's no doubt boehner is establishing himself as read credentials, sharp, cutting- edg

we have 70 of the most impressive left progressive,s, the afl-cio, moveon.org, et cetera, all meeting right now, in the next couple of days, saying we are going to disthe end the american dream, the idea that ordinary american people ought to be able to work hard and get somewhere. and the idea that the people who are working not that hard and the people who are breaking all the rules on wall street, they're too big to fail. no matter how hard we work, we can't succeed. i think the american middle class should be declared too big to fail. i think the dreams of these young people out there on wall street should be declared too big to fail. and what you're seeing is -- >> what's that mean? what's that mean? >> i'll tell you what it means. first of all, we act like america is broke. america is not broke. we've got more money -- we're the richest country in the history of the world, but we're sitting up here and letting schoolteachers be laid off and fire houses close and people are sick of it, chris. people want to see some actual motion where we say, look, let the people who did well in

consent to insert into the record a letter from the buildi construction trades department of the afl-cio in opposition to all three f.t.a.'s. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. michaud: i'd like to yield to the representative from north carolina, mr. nes, for the purpose of unimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. jones: madam speaker, i rise to ask unanimous consent to insert into the record two letters opposing the korean free trade agreement, one from the american manufacturing trade acti coalition and another from the united states industal fabric institute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. michaud: madam speaker, i'd like to yield for the purpose of unanimous consent to mr.ly pip i ask from illinois. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. -- mr. lipinski from illinois. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. lipinski: i rise in opposition to this job-killing trade bill and ask unanimous consent to insert into the record a letter from the international federation for professional and technical engineers in opposition to

she was also the cio of the san francisco municipal transport station at 40, and she was also managing clorox's data centers previously. thank you for being here. with so much brainpower and prospective in this room, i will actually ask each of our panelists to take four or five minutes and give us a landscape of where you think of computing is today and where you see it going. am standing here with these microphones makes you feel like what rupert murdoch must have felt like this morning. i have no direct knowledge of the cloud. [laughter] let me make a small correction since my academic colleagues -- you're so sensitive to this. i am lecturer at stanford university, not a professor. that is another level of this conversation teary let me extend the conversation a little bit. one of the things that it was after i left or go, i taught for many years at stanford and talk, as i told the kids, real stuff. i started a class on cloud computing. three years ago, i started a class at the university in beijing as well on this subject because i feel it is really important. we are in my opinion

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