. >> in our country, there are 5,000 students graduating in computer science and computer engineering. they have not such a job in the market. they want an outsourcing business for their income. >> these computer science students, all in their 20s, have also discovered click farming as a source of income. they're doing it to pay for their studies. we meet them in a private home. they used to use an automatic computer program. >> 1000 likes in five or three seconds -- minutes. >> they demonstrate using a facebook page for a german news program. a few keystrokes, and the number of likes rises. but this kind of fraud is easy to uncover. facebook deleted the automatically added numbers the next day. now the students use the real facebook accounts of their friends. >> i save a lot of the money i'm earning because i want to start my own company after getting my degree. >> that hope for a better life also drives masud rana. he still lives with his parents and siblings in a small apartment, eight people crammed into 50 square meters. >> i want to buy a flat first because i am in a rent now. b

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manager and computer engineer. through that i'm trying to help my family. because i'm the eldest son of my father, that's why. besides that i am doing art. what i believe is that i can express my feelings into art, and this is what i love. >> reporter: azim does not focus much on war. but a hopeful future. >> war is past. and what i believe in, i'm not focusing on what is past. i'm thinking about future and i'm always positive. same as my blood group. >> and surely turning war into something positive is an art in itself. jane ferguson, al jazeera, kabul, afghanistan. >> the day's top stories straight ahead on al jazeera. that will do it on the news hour. thanks for watching. see you again, bye for now. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a

they are learning the government dozens of their top computer engineers copra hours, and site developersetary sebelius has promised a new option only functioning system by the end of november. joining us now, senator john barrasso of wyoming, republican policy committee chairman and a member of the senate foreign relations committee for. he also spent 24 years as an orthopedic surgeon. great to have you with this. he declared sebelius to be the laughingstock of the nation. what does that make the president? >> well, when saturday night live calls attention to the failure of the website lost credibility. he is trying to convince, and ties all of these and people. lou: we're also of the state exchanges are working. what do we do now. rodrigo? we have a president in boston yesterday basically trying to rationalize the more than three years of lying about the fact that we could keep your plan, rationalizing, explaining, and point of fact and knowledge in that he had misrepresented. you want to delay the mandate. will be more, we are told, who face the prospect of not having health care going

glass-blowing artist computer science engineer and businessman, cofounding square, with fellow st louis maker jack dawesy and he's a match maker. >> there was a need in st louis. there was over 1,000 job openings. at the same time we knew people who had programming skills who couldn't get the jobs. >> they came up with the idea of starting launch code, an apprentice program. something he funds himself ux. >> we are taking programmers and taking them in jobs. a programmer is matched with a working professional in a new business. they work together as a team. >> mcal vi started launch code at the end of september and invited companies to apply. the response was overwhelming. the program identified 100 small and large companies to participate in the first round of placements. >> i have a lot of connections with the start-up community. every company we talked to said yes. getting a dis from monsato is amazing. all the companies are in the same situation, they need talented programmers, but not getting them to the standard means. >> they are the head hunters. business owners have specific pr

so i have to preface everything here by emphasizing that i'm a lawyer, not an engineer or computer scientist. so everything i say here gets filtered through that prism. >> an engineer or computer scientist, we'd have you working on something else. >> i think it's important to differentiate between the concept of who is targeted for collection and whose collections are incidentally collected. nsa because of the legal requirement under section 702 that nsa only target nonu.s. persons, nsa does the research necessary when they have a target to determine whether that person is a u.s. citizen. they need to make that determination. that's a very, very different process from saying we're going to look at all of the communications that are collected and we're going to evaluate every single party to every one o of those communications to determine whether or not that's a u.s. person. so they do have the ability to try to make the determination as to whether somebody is or is not a u.s. person. but that's a different proposition. >> i think in estimation, the method that is used in comparable circumst

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administration announced thursday that google and oracle are among the companies contributing dozens of computer engineers and programmers to the tech surge working to fix healthcare-dot-gov. do we have a picture of the two of them? i want that for the ots please!! it's a story you'll only see on kron 4. there are hundreds of thousands of stolen and wanted cars in california.and finding them but now - there's a new system that's making a big difference. kron 4's stanley roberts caught the c-h-p in action. it's this edition of people behaving badly. >>: your looking at a duck. wait i know it looks like a honda accord but trust me it's actually a duck. you see a duck is a police jargon for stolen vehicles that are abandoned. this caught it was found in north richmond by cameras like this one on i.c.h. a cruiser and displayed on a computer screen and real time. the chp has just unveiled to the public is a license plate reader. it looks for stolen vehicles. >>: as well as selling vehicles hit. so because associate with a robbery are, or does a hit-and-run vehicle for it as long as it entered in the system wil

engineers is pretty gold in most places. the government's science and technology advisory body for false ones to mind for highly skilled computing and engineering professionals is greater than supply. his critics forty four thighs and ninety jobs with the feeling between the island's twenty eighteen and it says to do this all potential policy measures must be utilized to be focused on i'm not at second slip. and we need to ensure that the data that we attract people to the pogroms and increase glad to help push me to continue to attract people from across. the due to shortage of highly skilled lychee professionals is a global phenomenon with some countries are going to great lengths to address the problem. he's some of the fight to the house hasn't signed students from brazil will still be here over the next four years. i want their government it wants its quite distant best young scientists to fly the flag of roads before bringing new knowledge. will the puppy nineteen years a number of international theatrical and cultural events. we'll get there. irish crime the air in limerick next year when the city becomes arms for a city

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because something called value penguin, and steve morris, an individual computer electrical engineer out in california have been able to get the websites to work and get you the information. and you would think that it should be relatively easy for the government to do that. so we have to get those aspects up and running and make it very easy to do that. plus the actual sign-up. and once that happens, most of the chatter we hear about the cancellations and all the other stuff would go away. >> i want to bring in ezra klein. what do we see on the traction, you have jeff merkely, of oregon who has co-sponsored it. am i wrong that it is not a very good idea? >> no, it is not a very good idea. now, it is an idea -- it is only a good idea if they can never get the website working, right? so what i think you're really seeing here is not just a set of policy proposals but an increasing suspicion among the democratic senators, there really is no time line here. not by the end of the month or any time soon. what her proposal would do, it has jeff merkeley on it, dianne feinstein, what the pro

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dozens of computer engineers from google, red hat, oracle, all rushing to the rescue. you recall the white house launch ad so-called tech surge back on october 20th, as response to many growing issues. martha: we're learning disturbing new details about one of the lead contractors on the obamacare website. according to an hhs inspector general's report that was released in june, qssi was accused of lax data security controls on a separate data hub unrelated to healthcare.gov, possibly endangering the personal information of more than six million medicare recipients by allowing workers to potentially steal information or introduce malware, using usb devices. all this goes to the concerns about the security of this whole system. you saw congressman mike rogers very fired up about this the other day. he is the former intelligence officer. so more on that to come for sure. >> a brand new report suggesting that the president may have deliberately misled people when he said that no one would be losing their coverage or doctor under obamacare, period. remember that? well new

i'm a computer engineer, scientist, background at ucla before i dropped out. i thought that would be funny. i still sort of directly manage or get involved with that team. basically seems naturally you push a button and a car comes in five minutes. how do you know that will happen. you have to predict ahead of time. the right number of cars at the same time. predicting traffic. how long does it take for a car to get there can affect how all the trips happen -- >> going to leave this. you can watch the rest online at c-span.org. live to capitol hill for senate homeland security meeting on digital currencies that allow people to exchange goods and services online without using real money. the chair, democrat from delaware, senator carper. >> many years ago he would say, his advice was wear a big button when you're campaigning so you'll remember your name and so will other people. we want to make sure people remember your name. over the past several months this committee has engaged in an investigation into the potential implications of virtual currencies. during

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the goal is to get young people excited and passionate about math and science, technology, engineering, computer science, and one goal is particularly figuring out ways to get young girls interested, so if we can capture them when they are young and keep that passion going, they will fill those open jobs. >> the immigration discussion is a pertinent -- a perfect lead-in to this. the attitude some people might have in the past as to why some people would resist immigration or highly skilled immigrants coming here is some notion it is a zero-sum game. if a high skilled immigrant comes in that mean someone in the united states is going to do worse, but this conference we are having is the fact this is the world works, and the message the president has is if you cantion hire the people you need to fill the jobs you need you are more like lead to locate it here, and tot would be -- more likely located here, and that would be a plus. to the sense of us as an open arms country, the support very much goes to the support there is for foreign direct investment. people want to see the bottom line. what is

his name on the screen, we will refer to you as home brew computer club but we could refer to you in a million different ways, electrical engineer, a designer of e first porble computer, the inventor of the penny wstle modem. you have had an accomplished life doing many things,ut for the moment the moderator athe home bre comter club. so bring m back to thismoment. i realize the club was way bigger than jus the two steves and e moment of apple computer, but did you know when they walked in with the bhat they hadomething that was woh looking at? did you say, oh, i see this? >> that scene in "pirates of l silicon valley" is hardly accurate. >> first it was in berkeley. true, did you know when the real life stes walked in the room theyeally had mething? steve wniak was theret the openin the first nht in the garage. he signed up on the list of things of the stuff he's worked on and stuffe's interested in. steve wozniak wld sit in the only seat in the stanford lear an electrical outlet.m tha had he would claim thateat and he would do his devopment there every meeting,nd he's took him as a fixture.always he never spoke from t audience

engineers at tepco have conducted computer simulations to see what would happen if a container fell. >> translator: we've doubled the wires on the crane, so it's unlikely that the container will fall off. we'll be very careful, so we believe it's unlikely to happen. but even if a container did fall, our simulation shows that it wouldn't be a serious problem. >> reporter: an outside expert who has reviewed tepco's plan says the campaign has done a lot of preparation, but he still cites some concerns. >> translator: there might be fragments of debris stuck between the fuel rod units and the holding racks. that could force them to halt the operation or lead to something even more serious. >> reporter: yamamoto also says care must be taken to ensure the workers are not in danger. >> translator: tepco must be extremely careful to make sure the workers' radiation exposure doesn't exceed the safety limit. the challenge will be training and keeping skilled workers. >> reporter: tepco officials estimate that it will take about a year to get all of the fuel rods out of reactor number 4, but th

is to get young people excited and enthusiastic and passionate about math and technology, engineering, computer science, stem as we call it. figuring out ways to get young girls interested so we can capture them when they are young and keep that passion going and they will pursue fields in stem and fill those jobs that were mentioned. >> the immigration discussion is a perfect lead-in to this because the attitude that some people might have had in the past as to why we should have or why some people would resist immigration or high skilled immigrants coming here is some notion that there is a zero sum game, there is a set pot of jobs. but this whole conference we are having here is about the fact that it is not the way the world works. there is a global competition for location and the message the president has had very much on immigration is that the three people here can hire the people that you need to fill the jobs you need, that you are more likely to locate here, you are more likely to locate here. as an open arms country, the support right now that immigration reform has very much goes t

not only more computer programmers and software engineers, but also more agricultural workers and houseainters and landscapers at the time when wages have hardly budged, or they have declined, actually, for most -- american families. when unemployment is stubbornly high. when unequality among workers and between families has never been higher. it's a really hard thing to ask that country, with that economic profile, here, take on 12 million people. and maybe someday down the road another 12 million of their brothers and sisters and mothers and fathers too. who will have some form of claim on the wealth created by this country, to be determined. but some claim on the future wealth of this country. i think when you put it that way, it becomes much more understandable that the -- there's been a sort of historical tone in some of these conversations. that is made more difficult by the reality that yes, among the 11.7 million people. the most estimate from the pugh hispanic center. there are people who got here the day before yesterday. have been working steadily but can be sent home with ve

computer science jobs. and some tech companies only 2-4% of engineers are women. it's a field so dominated by men, some programmers are dubbed bro-grammars. >> reporter: victoria used to think engineering wasn't for her. >> i thought that being an engineer was just a bald white man in a 5-by-5 cubicle. anything in the tech industry would be amazing. >> reporter: what changed? the answer lies beyond the coffee bar and conference rooms at square, the san francisco-based mobile payment company. it started a free computer science program for high school girls. they're learning basic programming code four hours a week after school, even creating their own app. >> we're working on programs that will help start the pipeline for female engineers. >> reporter: rachel says only 18% of high school girls take the advanced placement test in computer science f. they pass, they can -- if they pass, they can get college credit. if they do take it, they are eight times more likely to study the subject further in college. >> reporter: they create the this class so they'll -- create

computer is at risk. this is not a scam. the world's biggest security technology company. the engineer who founded it joins us now. o help fix the obamacare site. >> the reason was what you just mentioned. i found the world's largest computer security company. in the industry i am known as a reasonably confident engineer. on the negative side, my past history and life style would not make the best public relations image. in many cases to my chest to turn them down because i did not think there were serious about implementing what had to be done which is throwing out and starting over. john: it's also part of your belief that the way government works is just not conducive to producing a competent website. >> actually, a whole bunch of reasons for that. there is a federal acquisition requires manual which is 2,000 pages long. john: i happen to have that here. 2,000 pages, yes. anyone who works with the fed, they have to obey this. in if you're going to do a website for obamacare you also have to understand and obey 6,000 more pages. >> that is correct. so the total of 8,000 pages. you have to be a government expert,

computer is at risk. this is not a scam. the world's biggest security technology company. the engineer who founded it joins us now. ed to help fix the obamacare site. >> the reason was what you just mentioned. i found the world's largest computer security company. in the industry i am known as a reasonably confident engineer. on the negative side, my past history and life style would not make the best public relations image. in many cases to my chest to turn them down because i did not think there were serious about implementing what had to be done which is throwing out and starting over. john: it's also part of your belief that the way government works is just not conducive to producing a competent website. >> actually, a whole bunch of reasons for that. there is a federal acquisition requires manual which is 2,000 pages long. john: i happen to have that here. 2,000 pages, yes. anyone who works with the fed, they have to obey this. in if you're going to do a website for obamacare you also have to understand and obey 6,000 more pages. >> that is correct. so the total of 8,000 pages. you have to be a government expe

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computer science may be the engine of our local economy. it's actually not taught in many schools in the bay area. now a startup in san francisco is one of several companies aiming to respond that. won the innovation challenge at nbc's education nation. in tonight's "class action" we take a closer look at how they're changing the code on how to bring computer science into the classroom. >> if you put in a height of 9, draw a "k." that's only nine dots tall. >> reporter: the computer science class at cupertino high school is working on dog training. really. >> you have a syntax error. >> reporter: they're using computer science to move a small brown dog around the screen. >> i think it's a really, like, simple way to introduce new things. >> reporter: the dog's name is karel. he's a creation of a new startup company that promotes computer science education. >> the idea for us is that programming is, like, giving commands to a computer and giving commands to a computer is like giving commands to a dog. >> reporter: the company is c l called c

computer and math. that's about half of stem employment. next is engineering and surveying occupation about 1 third. 12 percent if physical and life sciences and 12 percent in stem management. the question i have is whether they are going to be in the job market and stem doesn't guarantee careers. we have to examine course content and course availability and career guidance. i think in the interest of time, i'm going to skip the next slide. and we'll go to recommendations. so, here are six of our recommendations based on the work i reviewed. one we need to expand professional development and the help of jim and bauj that's happening. expand female role models in the classroom. expand stem courses in the high schools. so new york city just launched a pilot program where they selected 9 middle a high schools to enroll a thousand kids in computer programming and they intend to have that program go to 3500 students in the next couple of years. expand courses to k-8. and to participate in collaboration so there is a golden gate stem alliance by san francisco state

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