and while the department needs email, every department doesn't need to maintain their own email server. i expect cloud to grow for solutions such as human resources management, maybe financial transaction process, etc. when you maintain multiple servers, each upgrades, patches, configuration management, etc., moving the kind of systems that are in all agencies lets those i.t. managers in government kind of focus on what is core to their mission and not getting away from the systems that are common and shared across all agencies. and also to the individual departments, let them leapfrog to the latest software, hardware, if they have a system that's getting older, it gives them a chance to move to the latest and greatest without putting new effort into the solutions they have now. and that's system mained assistance backup, etc., becomes the responsibility of the system service provider in the cloud and, again, let's people move out into the core competency. this approach isn't new. los angeles has moved its email. new york is moving some of its software solutions to the cloud. in fact,

"the five" receives a huge amount of email. you a few of the emails that we've gotten from you in "the five" style with a little help from our fox family. >> best show on fox news. great back and forth with bob and the rest of the cast. also it doesn't hurt that you have the most beautiful and intelligent women in cable news on the show every night. and greg is funny, too. again, love/y/y[5 the show. keep it up. oh, don't censor bob's swearing. it is hilarious. >> dear fab five. eric has a great set of hair, but what is up with greg's forehead? does he inject botox? that's so sad. >> i just noticed andrea and kimberly appear to be sharing shoes for the show. that makes me wonder if eric and bob will start doing the same. >> really do love "the five." by the way, dance a little more. >> get a grip, you idiots. beckel is the accuracy drunk uncle in the basement in his o -- the crazy drunk urge in the basement in his dirty underwear. >> are you kidding me? how do these guys stay focused on the subject? >> am i getting paid for thi

this is a 2008 email. now, you know, it clearly was evidence that there was systemic phone hacking.thing to do with a rogue reporter. there was systemic phone hacking orchestrated by the newsroom at the news desk of the news or of the world. did james murdoch see that? he says he didn't see that. there are those close to him who said hang on a second this neville email we showed to james murdoch. i think that is why this weekend in britain it's widely regarded that james murdoch is clinging on to his position by his fingernails. if it's shown that he had seen this email then clearly he did not tell the truth to that parliamentary committee. the ramifications of that politically are very obvious. >> michael isikoff, to what extent do you think the credibility is being damaged here on our shores of those related murdoch entities? >> i think there's been a enormous credibility hit to the murdochs and news corp. there was one of the most powerful and feared companies many the world. and certainly in political circles in the united states it's -- you know, it's harr to underestimate the

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was there an expletive that you used when you first read some of these emails? >> i try not to dash ash. >> but when you do, occasionally when you do. >> my reaction immediately was to agree with the recommendation of the executives involved which is this is something that we should bring to the attention of the police with respect to their ongoing investigations and perhaps new ones. >> when was it given to the police, it's been reported as june the 20th. >> i believe it was in june after we informed the board of the company as well. >> that date is accurate. >> i believe it was june, yes. >> okay. the sunday times, a great newspaper, portrayed, painted a picture on the 10th of july from this file with six gate keepers on the news desk. they've named them. do you recognize that summary from the file that you've had a look at? >> respectfully i would ask you to please understand that detailed questions about any of the evidence, information that we passed to the police in relation to their ongoing criminal inquires are difficult for me to answer, and i would app

so i would have had some contact. >> no direct contact, no emails or letters? >> i said i would have had contact. >> there are no emails just a conversation? >> it would have been manly to do with work, but by email or by telephone. >> just a couple more questions. why would the news of the world, why were you paying andy coulson's legal fees and mull kair's legal fees? >> as i understand it, i know james murdoch addressed this, when andy coulson left the news of the world, he had an agreement that all matters relating to this his legal fees were paid. and i think the same for clive goodman. on glen mullclaire, i think it was when his legal fees would be paid when he was a codefendant in these civil cases. >> are you aware of any payment to police officers? >> no. >> none. >> i'd like to ask some questions about the dowda case. you were editor of news of the world during the period of the abduction and subsequent murder. just could you just paint a picture for us about how a newspaper like news of the world goes about reporting on such a big story? what the lev

what i will say is there was one point in that email that i thought was valid.be never wrote a thank you note. gretchen: how about this one. she also said no one gets mayor rid in a castle unless they own it. it is brash. celebrity style behavior. just because she want to get married in a castle. >> she remind me of one of my aunts. i think it's silly. it's ironic. she is writing this email about etiquette and there is such a thing about netiquette. gretchen: some of these sell for $12,000 and apparently young women who want a maternal sort of feeling. older women with empty nest syndrome. those two babies look identical to her real children who are now groifn and she walk around with them. >> there is an incredible creep factor. you want a doll check? put them in your room. but she is taking care of them, she is feeding them and clothing them. it's so bizarre and strange here. i think with the fake babies she is being a fake mommy that might need real psychological help here. >> before a lot of aging use odd happen on our own bodies. now this is taking it to th

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emails have been uncovered showing he authorized payment to police and they were asked about it when giving evidence to the parliamentary committee. [inaudible] >> the videos, whatever you want to talk about. >> he went on to become david cameron's director for some time and today there will be renewed questions about the prime minister's judgment in employing him. >> news international has confirmed it has forwarded emails to the police that appear to show a former editor of one of its papers authorized payments to police in return for information. our correspondent has been getting developments. >> what i learned overnight was over the several years that payments were made, we are talking about tens of thousands of pounds. as you said, emails appeared to show the editor of the news of the world between 2003 and 2007, andy, authorized the payments. he went on to become the director of communications for the prime minister, david cameron. folks, this story has i suppose two really important news dimensions for this whole saga of the techniques used by the news of the world used to ob

. >> what is an email? >> that's what i don't know. can you help me? >> we'll be back later to see how the 2 men get on with the joys and the frustrations of the internet. >> 7,000 miles away in seoul, south korea, the 2 families we've asked to live without the internet for a week have been finding it a struggle. >> [speaking korean] >> as a student at a specialist i.t. school, 16-year-old kim seung-yeon is having to make some radical lifestyle changes. fortunately, he has an understanding teacher. >> [speaking korean] >> please finish these assignments at home in your own time and email it to me. seung-yeon, as you don't have the internet this week, handwrite it and then give it to me. >> how's it going? >> um, some annoying things. it's very annoying, because finding some information or getting some news or information from internet, i can't do that. so, uh, it's very hard time for me. [all speaking korean] [laughter] >> seung-yeon's mother has also found it tough. she's the moderator of an internet forum for school mums. they're meeting here face-to

also, how quickly do you send the thank you note, i think email is fine. a lot of people think you need to send the note immediately, the that day or later the next day. however, it may help to wait a few days, because they will get the thank you note then and it is a really good point for you. >> and if you like the casual jacket usually, up it a notch for an interview? >> right. whiten your teeth. it is very important. >> botox, cosmetic surgery? >> i don't think that is necessary. you want to exude an you are row of confidence, energy and enthusiasm for the position and you do that with the nonverbals and a lot of us is visual. >> just ask dana. right! the look is called "land a job you love: 10 surefire strategies for job seekers over 50". it is by mary eileen williams. you can also hear more on a radio show you do called feistyside.com. >> absolutely. >> thank you. thank you for being here. >> thank you, susan. >> stay with us. more ahead. >> ow! >> can you read my number? >> announcer: attention, those on medicare with diabetes. you may be eligible f

democrats say west is way out of line but he is not apologizing for that email. >> when i read that emailell you it was shocking to the conscience, and i thought it was very unfortunate. >> when a conservative stands up and says enough, then people will want to sit back especially liberals and want to play victim. she is not a victim. she has been attacking alan west for quite some time and i had to let her know enough is enough. >> reporter: wasserman's office says rather than being upset at her west is probably more accept because they are trying to balance the budget on the back of seniors, children and the middle class adding that the truth hurts. the republican black caucus which west i is having a lunched they say they will discuss this email. martha: we'll talk to alan west tomorrow and get his response to that. this debate is raging over the scathing email. was congressman west justified in sending it or did he go too far. christopher hahn is a former agent to chuck schumer. chris plant is host of the chris plant radio show. they join us every week. chris and chris. good to have y

not an email, not a text message, not a letter, nothing. >> smith: did you write to him? >> nope. >> smith: did you ever... >> i don't even know his address. >> smith: manning arrived at forward operating base hammer in mid-october 2009. he would work with a handful of intelligence analysts in a top secret facility called a scif. >> a scif is simply a facility that meets very specific, very rigid standards to safeguard the classified information that's stored inside. anybody who has access, physical access to those networks, has been given a great deal of trust by the united states government. >> smith: the two classified networks manning had access to were jwics, which contains high- level military secrets, and siprnet, which stores hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables. >> and it wasn't only for sharing purposes with other agencies; it was also for the purposes of sharing with other governments. because we gave access to siprnet to key allies. >> there's just been a theory in the military, over the last decade, especially, that the lower you push this information,

email, letter -- >> i would have had contact. >> email? just a conversation? >> it was mainly to do with work, and by email or by telephone. >> just of couple of final questions. why were you paying andy coulson's legal fees and glen mulcaire's legal fees during the sheraton case? >> as i understand it i know james murdoch could address this. when andy coulson left the "news of the world" he had an agreement that all matters relating to this. his legal fees, were paid. and i think the same for clive good man. on glen mulcaire his legal fees would be paid when he was a codefendant in the civil cases. >> are you aware of any payment to police officers. >> no. >> okay. >> i have questions about the milly do yo dowler. "news of the world" during milly dowler ab suction and murder. i have specific questions i'd like to ask you about this. could you paint a picture for us about how a newspaper like the "news of the world" goes about reporting on such a big story, what the level of editor, deputy editor, the senior reporter would be in putting together and overseeing

i in turn send three email and the one registered letter to the website owner asking question about when it was posted and who posted it without my permission. i also asked whether or not it was free to post or if someone paid to post and all i can go about removing my business listing from the website. but the only response i received from the website observer -- owner was your massage was on your website. so i filed a report with the police department on june 6 asking them to how the website operates. i did not approve listing my place of business on any website. so i have attached three reports, pictures of my previous and current business letter of the recommendation, email in the supporting document for you to review. those information has been credited as approved and evidence that my business in good standing. please check this account as concern my conditional application. thank you. president olague: thank you. i have one speaker card. steven currier. >> good afternoon, commissioners. first of all, i want to say thank you for the commission allowing us to have a little bit more

call, email, tweet and then he signs it barack obama. what's the white house hoping to accomplish by asking the american people to get involved in. >> reporter: there were words that ended with the president saying something to the effect that we can take it to the american people, eric. that's essentially what he's done. he's had press conferences, statements and now he's directly urging the american people to call their members of congress. and he wouldn't do it if it didn't have some effect. there's no question about it. the democrats on the house side are the ones sending out the emails alerting us to the fact that the phone lines are jammed. that's obviously a perception that they are trying to promote here. i want to mention something that the president said in the intervening time between now and the time he appeared in the kploemtic reception room, he went to an event to promote higher fuel efficiency standards now. something we'd be talking about if it weren't for this debt ceiling notion. there's a man in the crowd, the preside

. >> she'd open her emails at 6:00 in december, it was dark.he said you've got to see this, you're not going to believe this. it was this unbelievable 90 second blurb. >> the trick was a combination of things. first, abbey and sam had passion. >> i was always told by my father about investing it's not necessarily the product, it's the person. it's not the business, it's the person. because there can be a 1,000 different businesses out there. if you don't believe in the person running the business, it may or may not work. >> second, they knew what they were talking about. >> abbey and sam's presentation was terrific. it really -- they really were able to convey very quickly what they were trying to accomplish and what these lofty goals that they had were. >> third, they were creating a community. >> it was great. it felt like we were all friends and family and we were getting in on something special on the ground floor and it was a nice way for us to all kind of connect. >> we've reached out to people that we thought would work well together. it

were hacked into and thousands of emails between climate scientists were stolen we now know that around the same time british police were investigating this hack job they were also getting paid off by news corp to cover up other hacking crimes by rupert murdoch's news of the world we also know that rupert murdoch's fox news went crazy with the stolen emails and devoted months and months of coverage to hype them up as evidence that global warming is a hoax even though none of the stolen emails actually pointed to that conclusion and in fact they confirmed that global warming is real and has made many men me so this is just a coincidence was fox news news corp behind the climate gate at scandal two and if so what should be the consequences here to offer his take on this is david sullivan conservative commentator pro-business ed good david welcome. thanks for having me tom it's a pleasure if murdoch gate and climate gate are partners in crime then isn't it time that we break up the media monopolies and admit that they have too much. well that's a tremendous if tom and i would also like to

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. >> we had 350 volunteers and i received hundreds of emails and calls. city employees and members of the public that wanted to work. >> we had to come up with training programs. there's a check in person. you were a greeter, part of the licensing issue unit. you were on the recording side and each one of those functions required different skills. or the deputy message commissioner. >> donna place the ring and repeat after me. >> that was just a huge load off of our plates when she took that over. and every day i thank her and i said, i can't thank you enough. >> i worked a lot of late nights. may be the latest was 2:30 a.m.. my has would say, you have to go to bed. the first week, it was beyond midnight, one click. once i think it was after 230 in the morning and i was trying to get this out. >> they said we would get our schedules sunday night, so 7 o'clock, 8 o'clock, 10 o'clock. i got it at 11 o'clock. this person who doing the schedule, there was a whole spread sheet and the 5 shifts and so she had all these names and having to coordinate based on th

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give us a call. >> website or email. >> the strategy working with a big deal. that kind of deal raising tax rates has been a sticking point. >> as far as your optimism is concerned, how does that bring it closer. the public policy. we had certain deadlines. same thing when i was a state legislature. as they watch day-to-day. both sides are engaged in tubbings. there is positive energy filling agreement in place. >> could you give us some examples. i met with several legislatures i suspend what you'll see is a push to encourage. not only taking it up for a vote, look american people in the eye and explain why do you not support a balanced american budget. most americans believe it is a right thing to do to balance your budget whether at home, local municipality, state or county. most people need to remember caller: i keep hearing these. i wonder who is the ones they are cutting. what are you capping. you are talking about balancing are if i'm not mistaken, tell me if i'm wrong or right. could you answer those questions specif specifically. guest: sure. cutting a

i did get email and support from other neighbors. "when i bought this house, i paid extra to get this view." there were a number of other neighbors who were not able to come here tonight. i was not taking notes, and nothing really popped out as far as a rebuttal. actually, she did touch on the fact that she believes she is in compliance of the legislation. as i understand it, there is a lot more requirements that they're not in compliance with, and i do not know the legislation will enough to comment, i am not a lawyer, but in emails with different people, there are a bunch of suggestions this may not meet the requirements. i think if it were to be under review, they would have significant hurdles to cross. again, i just ask that you grant my request to revoke the permit, and that is all i have to say, thank you. vice president garcia: mr. flanagan, am i over speaking your position that you say when this went to planning, planning did not give enough weight to the view that, in your opinion, it's obstructed by this pole and therefore