conner, what is intrust, and what do you do? >> guest: well, we're a software security company that focuses on protecting digital identifies and information. about half our business is with governments around the world, so everything from your u.s. pass port of a u.k. passport or has our technology in it to protect your personal information. to some of the next generation passports in europe and other places that have biometrics. here in washington as an example if you're a government employee, your physiological access card uses our technology to protect that and enable it. and banks use us for securing e-mail to their clients and content as well as fraud detection or fraud prevention which is what i was talking today in the committee meeting ab. >> host: well, you did testify at a cybersecurity committee hearing today, and what was your message to members of congress? >> guest: well, what we were trying to do was make it simple. cybersecurity's a little complex, hard to see until you see the money leave your account if you're

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conner, thank you for coming to the communicators studio. gautham nagesh of c.q., as well. this program, as well as the hearing we have been discussing on cyber security is, available to watch online at c-span.org. the hearing was held on february 8, 2012, and you can search it in our video library there. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> the american israel public affairs committee kicks off its annual policy conference here in d.c. tomorrow. beginning at 10:30 eastern, we'll have live coverage of remarks by president obama and israeli president shimon perez. and monday at 9:30, remarks from benjamin netanyahu, mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi on c-span 2. housing secretary shean donovan thursday said the federal housing administration will be able to meet its requirements for the fund it uses to back its portfolio of government-backed home mortgages. the fund,

abc2 news cheryl conner joins us now. looks like there's a whole lot going on. >> that's right, kelly. they had a chance to speak to the county following the john lee indictment handed down on friday. also, the paternity order is asking for changes to how the police chief is hired and fired. >> a person his age having sex in the parking lot -- he's too cheap to afford a hotel room? come on. >> reporter: county police officers drive him to locations where he had sex with the county employee in a car to steal campaign and his collection bag. >> in the county, we have so much fraud and abuse in our government, it's like living in >> reporter: earlier, they voted no confidence and executive leopold. the president informed the council. >> no police chief should holding to the executive. they should not have the ability if they say there's not enough police officers. >> reporter: the executive officers thought there would be backlash if they complained to the union, but officers went up the chain of command and no action was ta

cheryl conner, abc2 news. >>> a baltimore man is on a mission to make this into the record books. coming up, how his strength in the face of a disability is inspiring others. >>> and the loyola greyhounds head off to the ncaa tournament. >>> plus, the view is done. exelon takes over constellation in a huge merger. what does the merger mean for you. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wet cleaning better doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna...use these. ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] unlike mops, swiffer can maneuver into tight spaces without the hassle and its wet mopping cloths can clean better in half the time, so you don't miss a thing. mom? ahhhh! ahhhh! no it's mommy! [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. >>> you know, many of us struggle to get to the gym. for one baltimore man it has been his haven. hi is on a he is on a mission. he has inspired a lot of folks. >> reporter: at any gym anywhere you can find great demonstrations of strength and determination. you can find not just incredible streng

michael conner, junior said i would pay off debts with the winnings then give some money to the family and 10% to charity. and new car, house. and house for my dad. donate to charity and i would travel. and join in on the conversation. what you would do if you won the lottery. and join us fan page and that service. >>> since the odds are winning are not great t is nice to do something for free t is freebie friday aide we have all kinds of deals that you may want to check out. and the free beauty bag from target. more and head to the witt. click on the lifestyle tab. courtesy of the free sample. >>> and supporters of wind will be highlighting as it is nearing a vote on the measure to develop it in maryland. at coalition of supporters will talk about the measure to help businesses in the state. they will be taking part in a discussion on the health benefits that will result in reducing air pollution. >>> the home openers for the os is a week from today. the birds bought on the yankee 4-3 -- 4-3. they played the series at baltimore. they hope against minnesota next friday, first pit searc

cheryl conner explains. >> reporter: this is a historic day in maryland. legalizing the same-sex marriage bill was the governor's top objective. governor martin o'malley signed the same-sex marriage bill into law, joining six other states. it made it through the house and last year it never made it to a vote. the governor made very brief remarks saying we are one maryland and all of us at the end of the day want the same thing for our children -- to live in a stable home. so the bill on this day becomes law that same sex couples still have a tough fight. opponents are in the process of printing petitions to gather signatures to send it to the ballot in november. they are pretty certain voter also have the final say. we'll have much more reaction from the governor and people here to witness history coming up at 11. live in annapolis, reporting for abc2 news. >>> now that the bill has been signed into law opponents are free to gather signatures. the maryland marriage alliance is spearheading that move m on their website they created an area where people can

bill conner and robert dix. the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> we'll be back at the attorneys general meeting after the break. in the meantime, here's a look at part of the earlier sessions welcome remarks. in my first year of attorney general we've been fortunate to have a very product i collaboration with many of you at nag. we have appreciated the perspective and time given by nag and its executive director jim mcpherson. and several attorneys general to inform our thinking on challenges and opportunities that we face now because our offices transitioning from an appointed attorney general to an elected attorney general. and we've been glad to join and help the district have an ability to have its voice heard on national matters, an issue of particular importance to us in light of the minimal and unjust situation that we have no voting representation in congress. we've also been fortunate on behalf of our 600,000 citizens to have the opportunity to work on and join in some of the import

jon: conner powell, live from kabul afghanistan. conner, thank you.na: well-put and well-reported by conner. we'll have more on the developing situation in afghanistan in a moment. we'll bring you to the white house and the rose garden. the president is there. he is speaking on a trade action against china. we want to take a listen to this. >> over the weekend, as many of you know there was a tragic incident in which a number of afghan civilians were killed. what i've made to president karzai when i spoke to him is that the united states takes this as seriously as if it was our own citizens and our own children who were murdered. we're heartbroken over the loss of innocent life. the killing of innocent civilians is outrageous and it is unacceptable. it is not who we are as a country and it does not represent our military. for that reason i directed the pentagon to make sure we spare no effort in conducting a full investigation. i can assure the american people and the afghan people that we will follow the facts wherever they lead us and we will make s

but conner, thank you. we're glad that you and everyone is okay from that plane. >>> i think it bears repeating, officers took the flight attendant to the hospital for evaluation and, again, no criminal charges will be filed against her. >>> politics now. rick santorum picked up a win in the kansas caucuses today, adding to his three victories on super tuesday. he got 51% of the votes in a state largely abandoned by the romney and gingrich campaigns. still, kansas played to santorum's strengths. political reporter shannon travis is in overland park, kansas, tonight. >> reporter: don, a win is a win, but let's talk about how senator santorum pulled it out here in kansas. i was at a caucus site earlier today speaking with some different voters. obviously, they want to oust president obama. this was a republican-only caucus, and they also talked about their concerns about the economy. but another thing keen in their minds were social issues, issues that senator santorum really pushes on the campaign trail. ano

but conner, thank you. we're glad that you and everyone is okay from that plane. >>> i think it bears repeating, officers took the flight attendant to the hospital for evaluation and, again, no criminal charges will be filed against her. >>> politics now. rick santorum picked up a win in the kansas caucuses today, adding to his three victories on super tuesday. he got 51% of the votes in a state largely abandoned by the romney and gingrich campaigns. still, kansas played to santorum's strengths. political reporter shannon travis is in overland park, kansas, tonight. >> reporter: don, a win is a win, but let's talk about how senator santorum pulled it out here in kansas. i was at a caucus site earlier today speaking with some different voters. obviously, they want to oust president obama. this was a republican-only caucus, and they also talked about their concerns about the economy. but another thing keen in their minds were social issues, issues that senator santorum really pushes on the campaign trail. ano

conner powell on the story live in kabul. what is one of bin laden's wife saying, conner?year-old who he married in 2000 told pakistani investigators they lived in multiple houses in multiple cities in the last decade in pakistan. sometime after the u.s. troops landed in afghanistan, she says she went to karachi but later met her husband, bin laden, in the western pakistani city of peshawar. where they moved around the swat valley before moving to another city. they spent two years before moving to where they lived for six years. now she says during that 10 years or so on the run she gave birth to four children in pakistan. two in a government hospital in haripor. and two others later. given what we know about pakistan this, is state, a country where women don't have a lot of freedom and don't do a lot of things without men. seems unlikely she was moving around just by herself. there was clearly somebody helping her. she says people helping her were some pakistani families. she will not name any of the individuals. not clear she even knows who the individuals were, bill. b

specifically is focused as a triple net lease reit, its focused in the essential good, the retail conners, walgreen, federal express, cvs, those type of retail stores that the income comes to us without any exposure to operating expenses. and because we're primarily focused on investment grade credit, we really drive safety, security and durability in the income stream with a long haul. because our average lease is about 13.5 years. >> susie: but so your properties are retailers, like you said, walgreen's, fedex, a lot of that depends on job growth, it depends on attitudes towards consumer spending. if any of those sectors weaken what are the risks to your business? >> well, that's really the point of the longer duration leases. because our leases are so long and our tenants are so strong, primarily again investment grade credit, we see that as the economy recovers, and we expect it to be a gradual and continuous recovery, probably over the next four to five years, our portfolio will get better, buying it in a post leeman environment, all of our assets were bought in the last four years,

brother malik in the conners. family, they're like my family, for real. my family asks me how i am doing every day. i got a lot of respect for the hunters point family. peacekeepers, i am here to support him. [applause] >> i know you do not mind us taking our time with these young people. this is the future of the city and county of san francisco. there is nothing more important to me for young people than education. i am hoping that all of you who go through these programs will find your way and make is very proud of you one day. >> i am an alumni of the hunters point family. i started out at girls 2000. i have been in this program for over 12 years now. i have accomplished a lot. dealing with them. i have been to the conference twice and i was a supervisor of the atom rogers garden. i got my permit culture training certificate. i am now an administrative assistant, working through hunters point family. and, yes, i gained a lot of skills working through hunters point family. i am just planning on trying to get back to the young adults in that community.

i'm chris conner. enjoy the rest of your day. >>> coming up next, the harry potter star that's headed to prison. >>> and how thin is too thin? one country's crackdown on the use of underweight models. with a vial and syringe. me, explaining what i was doing at breakfast. and me discovering novolog mix 70/30 flexpen. flexpen is pre-filled with your pre-mix insulin. dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. no vials, syringes or coolers to carry. flexpen is insulin delivery my way. novolog mix 70/30 is an insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. do not inject if you do not plan to eat within 15 minutes to avoid low blood sugar. tell your healthcare provider about all medicines you take and all of your medical conditions, including if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. most common side effects include reactions at the injection site, weight gain, swelling of your hands and feet, and vision changes. other serious side effects include low blood sugar and low potassium in your

arthel: conner powell, thank you very much. meanwhile we are hearing that the shooting suspect chosen a notable seattle attorney to defend him. john henry brown says the accused soldier saw his friend's leg blown off the day before the massacre. >> somebody was greatly injured the day before the alleged incident. greatly injured. which, affected all of the soldiers. he was told he was not going to be redeployed. the family was counting on him not being redeployed. so he and the family were told that his tours in the middle east were over and then literally overnight that changed. arthel: you may remember most recently brown represented colton harris. moore, also the barefoot band did and serial killer ted bundy. bill: there was rumor of alcohol involved. and lawyer kicked that rumor aside. not the first time karzai lashed out. karzai threatened to invade pakistan, three years ago, 2009. he warned nato not to become an occupying force. this month occupy had harsh words for the u.s. saying he was quote, at the end of the rope. ar

conner powell live in afghanistan. conner, how is panetta's visit being received there? >> reporter: secretary of defense panetta arrived in afghanistan and went straight to helmond province. this is the area of afghanistan where surge strategy showed real results. security has improved. he met with afghan troops and afghan officials there. he arrived in kabul, meeting afghan president hamid karzai and the minister of defense. he is expected to deliver a letter or statement from president obama expressing his condolences. this is a tough crowd here in afghanistan in kabul because of anger over the koran burning and latest shooting incident down in kandahar but the reality both the united states and the afghan government need each other here. so they will continue to work with each other. the bigger obstacle here is resfaning the -- regaining trust of afghan people that will take time. that is what defense secretary panetta and u.s. military have to overcome in next couple weeks. alisyn: conner powell in afghanistan. thanks for the update. bill: it is not just pain at the

cyber security executives bill conner and robert dix. the communicators tonight on c-span 2. >>> on washington journal tomorrow morning, the president of the business round table, john eengler. tom zeller looks at the america's poor and middle class. and andrew weiss will discuss how the election of russian president vladimir putin will affect relations with the united states and russia. washington journal is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >>> tomorrow, our live coverage of the american/israel conference continues. speakers include rick santorum, mitt romney and newt gingrich. coverage starts on c-span 3. >>> next, a look at the 2013 national nuclear safety administration budget. this is about 35 minutes. >> every monday morning at 9:15 eastern time is our featured segment "your money." that is when we put the spotlight on the federal program on who is involved and how much it costs. we look at the agency that secures nuclear weapons and materials. our guest is todd jacobson. he is a senior reporter. >> thanks for having

we've prepared a draft policy for the state of hawaii that we worked with our friend adam conner from facebook on. had a number of people. we also included the policy from the great state of washington which has been in the forefront of this and from the great state of massachusetts, which has also been in the forefront of this. many times the issues are what is the purpose, what are you trying to do with your communications, how are you going to do it in an ethical manner. one big thorny areas that come up, what are you going to do with public comments, especially negative public comments if they come onto your website. if you don't have a policy and procedure already in place about taking down public comments, you could have a problem. so with those an issue who gets to speak on behalf of your agency, who is authorized, how are you going to do this, what about copy right protection, what about disclaimers and things like that. so let me turn to general mckenna and perhaps you could share with us the experience of washington in some of these areas and what are the best practices you

and under the great leadership of the bureau of reclamation commissioner mike conner, we have made huge progress on the surface water issues between the united states and mexico. we have developed a series of agreements with the states on the colorado river. we are working on some on the rio grande as well. the underground issues with respect to the transboundary aquifers, i believe that we were not able to fund those studies because the money just was not in the budget. but i recognize the importance of the issue, and let me get back to you, chairman bingaman with more specific information on what if anything we were able to do with the money that we have or hasnoou. senator murkowski? >> thank you, mr. chairman. on the discussion that you were having with senator bingaman, it sounds like there is going to be some debate back and forth in terms of what the real numbers are, what the real activity. but i'm looking at a map here of the lower 48 states that indicate that 93% of shale oil and gas wells are on private and state land. and a that's where we're seeing this uptick. i think it i

in the middle of the noisy crowd, birmingham police commissioner bull conner led the dixiecrats and out of the democratic party. >> a lot to ask you about, dixie crats, who were they? >> they were southerners who had begun to oppose truman because truman's earlier stand on civil rights especially that year and they were the southern segregationists, i believe there were something like 17 states were involved total, but mississippi and the carolinas and alabama were some of the -- you know, the front people. and they were -- they just did not want any talk of civil rights. and they wanted truman to defeat it and so they put up their own candidate. >> where did you get that -- i know you talked about all the video. where did you get that black and white video we just saw? >> it's mostly universal newsreels almost entirely, which is a great collection at national archive in college park. it's public domain, so it's wonderful resource. but there's also the shot of him on the podium and some of the shots of the crowd, the minnesota crowd, came from a man from south minneapolis who had 16 mil

and afghan relationships is improved. >> gregg: conner, thank you. >> heather: back in the u.s., more reaction about the tragedy in afghanistan. lawmakers on capitol hill weighing in. harry reid saying this just hours ago. >> our hearts go out to these innocent people. our soldiers went into a couple homes and killed people at random. very sad especially following that incident dealing with the qurans is just not a good situation. our troops are under such tremendous pressure in afghanistan, like no other war we've been involved in but no one can con done or many any suggestion what he did was right because it was absolutely wrong. i think we are on the right track to get out of afghanistan as soon as we can. >> heather: newt gingrich calling the u.s. mission in afghanistan undoable. >> we have lost, tragically lost lives to a consider number of young americans on a mission that is not do-able. at what point -- by not do-able, you are not going to get, did afghanistan, pakistan what is happening in egypt with the muslim brotherhood. look at things going on in region ask yourself is th

conner. tell me what we can do if we have high blood pressure.ot of americans watching out there, too. >> you have to watch your diet and exercise is important. while you are snack during the day to stay off the junk food and satisfy the hunger and also satisfy your sweet tooth. one of the things that you can snack on it's very healthy for you is raisins. they have a lot of potassium. even more than bananas. the bananas blunt the effects of sodium in our body. the reason sodium causes high blood pressure it causes us to absorb more water in our circulation as a result of that your blood pressure goes up. the potassium dulls the effect of the sodium. >> you say 60 raisins three times a day will lower blood pressure. >> they are eating 60 raisins a day and they notice a reduction in blood pressure. >> what about heart disease. what can we eat to prevent that? >> walnuts is effective for people with heart disease. for a couple of reasons. one they have a certain type of monday no unsan ratted fat that turns into omega 3. they are good for battling h

deputy coordinator for the adjoining county where they transferred me to without my knowledge elaine conneriate her apology. the tate has not called me nor apologized about what happened and neither has my local. and neither has the local election coordinator or folks on the commission made a comment about it at all. >> this kind of underscores what's going on throughout the country, doesn't it? whether or not there's a particular reason to mess with a group of voters or individual voters, people are being -- they're voting rights are being jeopardized by these new laws. is that your assessment of what happened? >> there's no question. i think there's an intentional strategy to suppress votes. 1964 is the first time i got to vote. i was 21 september of that year, i drove where i was a student and voted for a congressman, i voted for two united states senators, and so i voted for ross bass, albert gore senior who one in 1964 and for lyndon b. johnson. i've been voting there for years. the last time i went to vote, i was denied that saying you are no longer registered here. there is no way th

in kabul, conner powell, fox 5 news. >>> with american troops struggling after the koran burning in february, this may make things worse. we are joined by colonel cedric and is an expert in counterterrorism, and foreign affairs and risk management. thank you for being with us. >> it's a pleasure. >> president karzai called this unforgivable. what kind of damage control does the u.s. have to do? >> this is one of the worst p.r. nightmares the u.s. could imagine having in afghanistan. it is a very, very serious problem and it is one of the worst situations we could have run into at this point in time. as far as damage control, it's practically impossible to do anything that will mitigate what happens. the only thing you can do is make sure all the soldiers and marines and air men out there in afghanistan have the clearest training and directive to never, ever do anything like this to any civilian. you cannot do these kinds of things in this kind of a war. >> this shooting raises questions about president obama's plans for troop withdrawal from afghanistan. is this a sign the u.s. mission in af

kabul, conner powell, fox news. >>> and just as the pain at the pump becomes too much to bear, maryland's governor pushing for an increase in the gas tax. we're going to take you live to annapolis where the proposal is being met with opposition. >>> and the d.c. council person subpoenaed by the feds talks to fox 5 about the scandal unfolding at city hall. >>> and forget about springs, there is -- it's more like summer out there. the affect the warm weather is having on the cherry blossoms, gary? >> thanks, laura. i paid off the producer and he sent me outside in this gorgeous weather to do the weather. sue palka's back with a look on the chair and a look at the cherry blossoms. that is coming up. the news will continue. stay with us. with us.  . >> some d.c. council members are call for example changes to the rules on accepting money order donations. the move comes after several council members campaigns received subpoenas from federal authorities asking for past campaign information. at issue, the money orders received from a fund raiser whose office and home were part a raid. ma

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. >> his mother, maria burks, and stepfather, tony conner, have come to see him today. >> good morningre extremely important to me and to him because he needs to know that someone is there for him. everybody can't make it up here. but i send messages and lots of love. nobody's forgetting about him. he has family and we love him. >> although the visitors center is a short walk away, security is stepped up for confinement inmates. burks is shackled, escorted by two officers and driven to visitation. the visit will be noncontact, meaning he'll be separated from his family by a pane of glass. >> i get to see my baby, i don't even care. i'm a mamma's boy. it don't even matter. at the same time, it would be better. unfortunately it's got to be through the glass, though. it is what it is. >> i need to see him. i need to make sure that he's okay. when i come to see him, i make him stand up, turn around, let me see your body, let me check your out, make sure you're eating well. he's going to say, mom, i'm okay, don't worry. but mom's going to worry anyway. i need to see for myself. i have to co

i could not believe that sean conner can throw that at odd job. down into an actual gold mine.