curran. so i just wanted to jump into one of the gaps, um, that you had identified, and that was the migration, um, from -- of data from one cloud service provider to another. and i wanted to see when the government is moving its service from one provider to another, how cowe know that that -- how do we know that that information on the original provider is not still being stored and they don't have it anymore? >> guest: that's actually an excellent question, jennifer. um, if you think about the framework for securing federal systems, there are controls that exist today that require federal agencies to do contingency planning. so if they have systems in three locations in the country and they lose a facility, they have to be able to recover in the other two. but the fact of the matter is that, um, that recovery is all within one federal agency. when you switch to cloud computing, we know the cloud providers are very robust and have the ability to recover, probably more so in many cases than t

now join in on the communicators is john curran president and ceo of the american registry for internet numbers also known as arin, and he has many years of experience in the internet industry. mr. curran, when you testified at the cloud computing hearing this past week, you talked about some of your concerns with regard to cybersecurity and sensitive government programs. what are your concerns when it comes to the cloud computing? >> absolutely. thank you for having me on the issue today. when i testified i focused on the fact that there are new aspects and old aspects to having the federal government make use of cloud computing. to some extent the federal government has been using cloud computing or has been using out source computing for years. many of the systems actually don't operate in the federal data centers that operate on contractor facilities. so there is experience in using federal computing systems that are located outside of the federal facilities and using contractors and using their surfaces. that aspect of using cloud computing is actually well known and is something t

the sheriff is mark curran. >> i think, in law enforcement, especially since/11, it has been impressed upon us that you need to work as a team. when you have local, state and federal law enforcement all sharing information, all working together, all contributing to each other's task forces, that's when we work best. >> hinojosa: an elected republican and former prosecutor, curran says he came to realize that about 20% of those locked up in his jail were undocumented immigrants. >> they're everywhere. probably every fifth one of the people that's in here, in all likelihood, is not documented. >> hinojosa: he decided the government wasn't being tough enough. >> as a result, i thought, you know, let's close down these borders and let's start deporting these people as fast as we can. let's... let's return the rule of law to its place. >> hinojosa: secure communities seemed like the right tool. >> the goal is to identify people, aliens who are removable from the united states based on their criminal background, while they're still within the premise of the criminal justice system, not givin

mr curran. >> thank you, members of the subcommittee. you have my written testimony so i will keep my comments brief. i will focus on areas related to using the cloud over the public internet. that is truly what is new in what we are discussing. parter mcclure indicated the use of public cloud poses new areas of risk and i would like to highlight four of those that this committee should consider when looking at this issue. first is the relationship of public clouds to other initiatives in the federal government for cybersecurity needs to be carefully considered because public clouds are using vendors outside the federal government yet the federal government has several government wide security initiative including h spv 12 for validation and authorization. this includes trusted internet connections program. when you make use of a public cloud and public defender and they may not be familiar with how to actually use those initiatives which are government wide cybersecurity initiatives. so the documentation and approach to vendors so they

funding for parish newest project on his busy agenda pastor brendan curran latest in a long line ofves to pilsen immigrant community assoc. pastor chuck dam blazed the trail >> we want the families to be stronger and assist them in assimilation into this nation >> assoc. pastor chuck dam larger-than-life impact on deniable pilsen mexican-american leaders say the priest giants in the community >> tradition of working with immigrant families living with the people understand the people >> in the fruits of their labor can be seen in the children kids at the parish school are thriving thanks to intense focus of english literacy and comprehension the basic foundation to success in this hard-working community. >> families have never gone to school. trying to learn and put a few words in english together. >> helping immigrants succeed in noble tradition at saint pius dating back centuries bohemians from europe were here along with the germans and published what it was the irish with a cornerstone. >> saint pius primarily by the irish out of holy family church a mission and the mostly immig

i want to thank pastor curran and ms. suites for their participation in the program. and ms.we use this program as an opportunity to present cameos of people who are otherwise engraged shall -- engaged in black history month programs and ms. suites is going to be appearing next tuesday, february 8 at yoshii's. and of course pastor is appearing weekly and a couple times sunday at jones united methodist church. so let's certainly visit and support her at jones united memorial methodist church. i'd like to take a moment to thank the members of the committee for their support and participation. as i always say, something like this cannot happen without a committee of people involved. with us today, trevor hunnicut, who started the program off, who say member of the board of drorves the society. lamont bishop is a stalwart member -- where are you? in the back. he's a represent of senator mark leno's office. b.j. jones from public utilities commission is here. stewart. from the public library. and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here

and curran is next here with business news. we welcome to business here in our team russia's natural gas monopolies eyeing to buy the german energy and telecom company called the company produces electric power using green energy and sells natural gas and internet service the talks have been going on for several months but no final decision has been made yet last week of a german authorities approve the sale of a portion of a com to gas problem if the deal is completed it will be the first time gazprom will get access to the end users of natural gas in germany and in a call with an independent and to provide it with a turnover of around seventy five million euros. let's have a look at the markets now oil prices the struggling for direction after reaching a two months high in the previous session investors are waiting for the details of europe's plan to cope with the debt crisis light sweet is trading at close to ninety two dollars per barrel while brant is around one hundred and eleven dollars a barrel chinese markets gain on t

>>the son of an irish immigrant father pastor brendan curran knows that territory ...ses for the casa juan diego project the newest on his agenda is a long line of dominican priest's devoting their lives to the immigrant communities here in telson >>we want the families to be stronger and assist them and their assimilation >>mexican-american leaders say the priests are giants in this community >>there's a tradition of these dominican priests and working with these immigrant families they live with these people they understand them >>the fruits of their labor can be seen in the children the children's at the parish school are thriving thanks to english literacy and comprehension teachings the basic foundation of the success of this hard- working community >>we have parents who never went to school ... >>helping children succeed is a noble tradition here at st. pius ... german and polish emigrants and irish who laid the cornerstone ... >>it was mostly immigrant workers from ireland to lay the foundation of this church here they built the south branch canal of the chicago

. >> reporter: and after bottling it up, sarah curran learns you can't have it all. >> i'm not doing enough with work or not spending enough time with him. we're in nottingham, we moved into this particular location in january 2009 and already we're starting to feel we might be running out of space. >> reporter: that was november of last year. this is now. a new warehouse for mywardrobe.com. 38,000 square feet of it with space and light aplenty. getting here wasn't easy. it took my wardrobe three days, 36 truck loads and 25 people to move more than 49,000 items. a big move for this boss but one that needed to be made. >> when you're looking at a growth plan in your strategy, what we didn't want was to get to a stage where we had been the first time with the first unit where the production -- the productivity was completely flat because actually you can't work and the teams can't work in the environment because it's too crowded. >> reporter: today, sarah is surveying the new space with her warehouse major, sue alt. she's paying close attention to how her team is using the unit. >> ess

sara curran tells us how she manages productivity during a crucial move.ad >> we had it do it over the course of two weeks. we had to first move the staff and then all the product over. >> reporter: that's next week on "the boss." >>> and we'll also say farewell for the moment. you've been watching "world business today." nina and i will be back with maggie lake later in the day, but good-bye for now.

. >>> kevin spacey masters the bard, richard iii playing at the curran theater directed by san mendez and what a right royal treat to see one of the great american actors on our stage here in san francisco taking on the language of shakespeare. it's 3.5 hours. it's lengthsy. [ laughter ] >> saw it last night. >> just went to bet. >> but it's rich in words and performance by spacey and the supporting cast. here only for 10 days so i say to thee, see richard iii on bended knee while you can. >>> let's talk music. irish singer owen harrington. my mate, he headlines in san francisco this saturday night. this he will pull you n he will tug at your heart strings and you will be dancing on tables. >> like that lady? >> absolutely. this is his new video. his new song. saturday night at yoshi's at 10 p.m. see there is. more music big event, the concert saturday and sunday a benefit staged by neil young and friends for the bridge school in marin. look at this cast. dave matthews, tony bennett, neil young and many more. the shoreline amphitheater for two days saturday and sunday. so that is the

. >> tonight, the future of cloud competing for the government, with dan lundgren and john curran, at 8:00 eastern on c- span2. >> albert florence was arrested in 2005 because police believed he had an unpaid traffic fine. he had in fact pay that fine. he later sued the new jersey locality where he was arrested. now the case has made its way to the supreme court, and the justices consider whether the fourth amendment allows police to strip search suspects accused for minor offenses. the argument in the case is about an hour. >> ask this court to hold that that was the role that was applied throughout the entire country in the three decades after another case without difficulty or any apparent increase in smuggling. we are here because both the burlington jail and the essex county jail require ever -- every arrestee to be standing two feet in front of an officer and naked. we apply it to all arrestees. the respondents drop a line at major versus year offenders because they think people who commit more serious crimes might be inclined to greater criminality . this class definition is on

. >> host: john curran is president and ceo of the american registry for internet numbers. he's been our guest on "the communicators" along with jennifer martinez, technology reporter with politico. >> host: thank you. >> coming up next, remarks by president obama and others at yesterday's dedication ceremony for the martin luther king jr. memorial in washington. then at 10 a.m. eastern we're leave with fcc chairman julius genachowski announcing new consumer guidelines. and the senate's back at 2 p.m. eastern with debate on appropriations for fiscal year 2012 followed by debate and a roll call vote on a judicial nomination. >> also today president obama begins a three-day bus tour in asheville, north carolina, to talk about his jobs plan and the economy. last week the senate failed to advance his jobs bill. the white house is reportedly working with congressional leaders to break up the legislation into parts that would be considered individually. live coverage of the president begins this morning at 10:50 eastern over on our companion network, c-span. >> now, i don't objec

. >> john curran is with the registry for internet members and has been our guest on the communicators along with our guest reporter, jennifer martinez, who is a technology reporter with politico. >> thank you. >>> the head of the federal communications commission julius genachowski lead and is of guidelines that notifying wireless customers when they are about to exceed their plan limits and incur charges. the four major wireless carriers in the u.s., at&t, verizon, sprint and nextel and t-mobile agreed to abide by the guidelines to read these new rules would be implemented by april 2013. this is 20 minutes. .. [applause] >> thank you all for being here this morning. i had the privilege last night of being at the memorial service for steve jobs in california, and it was a powerful event or an irreplaceable american hero and visionary. one of the themes that comes down so clearly for steve jobs life was his focus on products that bring benefits to people, real benefits to people that have a real positive effect on our economy. and, maybe above all else, products and services that delig

security subcommittee on cyber security, and the american bridges report internet members head, john curranause i am a businessman, of incidently it which i am very proud, the opposition have attempted to picture me as an opponent, but i was a liberal before they heard the word. i fought for the reforms of woodrow wilson before another roosevelt adopted and distorted the word liberal. >> a member of the dumber -- democratic party for over 20 years. although he lost the election, he left his mark in political history, speaking out for civil- rights he is one of the 14 men featured in the c stands weekly series "the contenders." >> "washington journal" continues. host: jennifer dufty is with the "cook political report." she's here to talk about the top senate races. let's talk about the current balance of power right now, and how you think that may change after the 2012 election. to go after the 2010 election, republicans picked up 10 seats. -- >> after the 2010 election, republicans picked up 10 seats. what was really working against democrats are just the numbers. the races are up. democrat

government with the chairman dan lungren and john curran on >> this week on "q & a.", "becoming dr. q." dr. alfredo, you write in your book that you are and illegal, homeless immigrant farm worker. homeless immigrant farm worker.

john curran is the president of security at american registry of internet numbers.e is also the chief technology officer at xo communications. he also has been an active participant in the internet engineering task force. it is my privilege to allow mr. duncan to introduce the next gentlemen, who had something to do with perdue university. since i went to notre dame, i would like you to introduce him. [laughter] >> thank you. this morning is my distinct pleasure to introduce one of my constituents. he is also someone from my alma mater, clemson university. at clemson, he leads efforts focusing on the high performance communications and collaborating with state and national government entities. under his leadership, clemson univ. has appeared at no. 60 in the world's top 500 competing sites, alongside their computation center for mobility systems right at number 100. he currently serves on the advisory committee for cyber infrastructure, the advisory committee for assessment, and for the internet to board of trustees. he was the first vp of computing at perdue, where

with the chairman of the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security, dan lundgren, and john curran on c-span2. >> because i am a businessman of which incidentally i am very proud. those in opposition have attempted to picture me as an opponent of liberalism, but i was a liberal before many of them had heard the word. another roosevelt adopted and distorted the words. >> he switched in 1940, wendell willkie sought and ran fro the republican ticket. he became the foreign ambassador for his former opponent roosevelt. he is one of the men featured in "the contenders." friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. middle and high school students, it is time to get those cameras rolling for the student's cam video competition. this year's theme -- the constitution and eu. the deadline is january 20th. you could win the grand prize. for complete details studentcam.org. >> a live look at congress and foreign policy coming up at 4:00. until then, in discussion about competitive races in the senate from today's "washington journal." >> republicans picked up six seats getting them to 47, letting democrats kee