from a federal information agency as we didn't give them the floor. senior interfax. but if you like to convert you are with the day off counter-intelligence intelligence officers . no microphone i'm sorry. well our intelligence i'm counting intelligence information especially well information profession is this a way of dealing with information you are dealing with information and special services are dealing with the information so from the information agency interfax they're not going to be on our recently our society and mainly the how youth is facing rather strange activity so far or. government which. group who could provoke could. rather have situations you know about the. you are doubting my abilities you. know there's no way i knew this would before. i had represented among our trustees. with. my the person who my talking about is a great person a great artist. so dedicated to the culture you said that if you cannot propose a movement you should believe that you should. i'm the leader of this movement why . date he's. our state is trying to intervene into thi

this project but they just keep digging us out so i will talk to the governor with the federal information agency no microphone i am sorry but the counterintelligence and that is the thing. so i am from the information agency. and the government which would provoke and you are doubting my abilities. but what i'm talking about then to be dedicated to the council and then be the leader of this movement. and the house one - - and they try to intervene and another problem related to our youth that if you say something with a government that is held responsible you are afraid to use the youth and with the young people with that heroic and tragic pages of history. and the company but then also into thousands and with those three days of combat and to hold their position the 19 -year-old and 20 -year-old boys are heroes with thousands and thousands of them. during the soccer world cup. 35000 volunteers and with world war ii and this part of society has huge roots they are young people and they are the basis for today and to be held responsible about our country. to respect that each have responsibility

federal information agencies. we didn't give them the floor. >> i'd like to congratulate the counterintelligence officers. no microphone, i'm sorry. our intelligence and counterintelligence and information -- is the same. we are dealing with information. so i am from the information age is the and recently our society and mainly our youth is facing activities of government which provoke a rather tense situation. you know about doubting my ability is. i have represented our trustees. to counter the council dedicated to the council you said that you cannot oppose the move meant you should become the leader of this movement. [inaudible] why our state is trying to intervene. they are probably using, but nothing bad about this. another problem related to or used. now, everybody is preoccupied with the legislative initiative. if you say something about our state, about our government, then you will be held responsible in this responsibility will be even tougher. don't be afraid to lose youth at the possibility to lose a

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rising in support of the federal personal property management act which would impositive the accountability of unneeded equipment, information technology resources at federal agencies. may be an appropriate time to take up this bill given the furniture through the floor of the house of representatives. most agencies do not have procedures in place to identify unneeded personal property on a regular basis. the g.s.a. established regulations in the process but lacks the authority to tell agencies how or when to identify excess property. as a result, agencies don't have property that could be used in state or local governments. the report found there is a wide variation in how federal agencies classify according to value which makes it difficult to measure the total value of the personal property holdings. the federal personal property management act would assess property once a year in assets f lower value on a regular basis. requiring agencies to regularly inventory their excess property should spur agencies to declare excess property more often allowing for disposal. the bill would give them to accomplish uniform regulations allowing for a better understanding and

or secretly share information with the federal agency. >>> now to the big national recognition for a local news organization. the staff of the capital gazetto featuredthe cover of "time" magazine for the annual person of the year issue. this year, time chose multiplef peoplee year. all of them journalist who's took great aisks during war on truth. chris gordon talked to the zette staff as they received another honor at the university of maryland. >> reporter: the editor said he thinks about hess five colleagues. the honor of being chosen as time person of the year recognizes this perilousstate. >> this very lovely recognition by "time" to put us on the cover, along with others, it a great honor. it is a terrible thing to win a great honor of any kind at such a cost. >> this as reporters and photographers were asked to pose for a picture. they thought it was for a story about the shootinghe today woke to find out they are on the cover of "time" zi ma. their co-workers honored as journalists who died in the war on truthful. >> i would ask the president to stop calling the press the ene

the bill would establish the federal acquisition security council to facilitate information sharing among federal agencies regarding supply chain risks, when purchasing information technology products, and create procedures for evaluating such risks. the bill would give agencies the authority to mitigate supply chain i.t. risks, and authorizes the council to recommend excluding suppliers if warranted. the bill also would establish a judicial review process and reporting requirements to ensure fairness and accountability, if companies are excluded in the future. in addition, the bill includes several provisions to improve cybersecurity at the department of homeland security, which was originally authored by senator hasan of new hampshire. it would create a pilot program through which the department would be authorized to provide a financial reward to those who legitimately come forward to provide -- those who -- it would -- a pilot program through which the department would be authorized to provide a financial reward to those who legitimately come forward to report vulnerabilities on it d.h.s. websites --

records laws can be used in the functioning and the really effective way to get information about often times what federal agencies are also involved in, where federal agencies might be less willing to release information. so in this case, we filed information requests related to the security planning that was happening, the leadup to the 2017 inauguration, presidential inauguration, and we get were some documents back that showed there was some monitoring of protest groups in the leadup to the inauguration day can where there were large scale protests being planned, and the documents point to this but they're very heavily redacted, the documents are almost entirely blacked out with only kind of small snippets to what was happening in terms of intelligence monitoring taking place before hand, and even though the d.c. mayors ordered the d.c. police to release more information about this case to remove their redactions and search for me records based on an appeal we filed, to date the d.c. police have not responded with the information and indicated that the federal secret service is asking them to withhold the info

federal agencies and a number of specialized agencies. tell us specifics, what's in those letters? what information is it that you're looking for?> what a good question. it covers the waterfront of issues that we have been concerned about the last two years. everything from the issuance of security clearance to people at the white house to why did you add the citizenship question knowing it will effect compliance with the census. so to answer your question one of my priorities is the census because of the timing. the census will be finalized in june. we don't think the citizenship question adds anything to the census and in fact detracts from the effectiveness and from the compliance rate. we need an accurate census for lots of things, flow of federal dollars and representations. >> all right. we appreciate your time. thank you for being with me. >> my pleasure. >> you too. >>> giuliani talking again. this time he is challenging robert mueller. is he taunting the special council? council? gentle means everything, so we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the

federal agencies. everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. the right includes freedom to scold opinions without interference. and to seek missing and find information and ideas to. bring time offensives. to the seventieth anniversary of the un. the ration of human rights article nineteen. on g.w. . do you believe in god know. that when you look at all the suffering in the world you think if there were a god surely he would do something about it. the rules say you may call home one christmas and one other time during the year. isn't that really tough on you. we thank you for bringing know what to us. at this it's nearly seven in the morning not exactly my favorite time of day i'm meeting two young women whose day always starts at six thirty am and ends at ten thirty pm they've come to germany from the us they're missionaries for the church of jesus christ of latter day saints better known as the mormon church. they're spending eighteen months here trying to convert people and they follow what i think are some pretty strict rules when. they're not allowed visitors and definitely not male visitors so there will be chaperones at our meeting. as if one

a, necessary categories of information that state agencies operating programs are required under applicable federal law to electronically exchange with another state agency and, b, federal reporting and data exchange required under applicable federal law. two, requirements. the data exchange standards required by paragraph 1 shall, to the extent practicable, a, incorporate a widely accepted nonproprietary searchable computer-readable format such as the ex tensable markup language. b, contain interoperable standards developed an maintained by intergovernmental partnerships such as the national information exchange model. c, incorporate interoperable standards developed and maintained by federal entities with authority over contracting and financial assistance. d, be consistent with and implement applicable accounting principles. e, be implemented in a manner that is cost effective and improves program efficiency and effectiveness. and f, be capable of being continually upgraded as necessary. three, rule of construction. nothing in this subsection shall be construed to require a change to existing da

second, this information, these data points come into the region and into the agency and we're working with other federal agencies, particularly usaid so that they can then look at what the output is, the outcome is and the longer output and sustainability so we ve become a very strategic point in longer-term development efforts. i know when i was with the last meeting of the president's mall area initiative group, they said you have to start with and it t data point was they who were tracking the mall area research. we need to know how many got a bed net. we need to know what they did with the bed net. we need to know. we just being present in our work in the community can be noting that. and so we're playing a more significant role and a role that other agencies are really recognizing us for. for example, i was on a panel with the millennium challenge corporation and they were talking about their stem education program in georgia. as she talked about their program, she spent i don't know how many of you were at the event but almost one-third of what she talked about were peace corps volunteers. i'm goi

and if you look at that public information at over 95 percent of the us justice department employees was the same with the us state department and many other federal agencies. >> your question? >> wouldn't you acknowledge having overwhelming donations for federal employees with that execution of public policy? >> of course. >> i don't think people don't affect public policy certainly they do but whether they can disentangle their own bias from their work. those that had political donations with those political views we should not pretend that they don't have them but that they are able to do the work to do that with integrity as the law requires. >> and we should be clear what you talk about represents those employees the department of justice who elect campaign contributions that is not necessarily an accurate reflection of the overall political worldview essentially of the department of justice as a whole talking samples we have to be careful. now we will take a 15 minute break give my friends a shout out. [applause]

they are seeing where they fit, second, this information in into thea points, region and comment the agency and we are working with other federal agencies, particularly usaid so that they can look at what the output is. -- the outcome, sorry, and the longer outcome in sustainability. we have become a very strategic point in longer-term development efforts. they said, you have to start , andthe first data point as far as the malaria research, we have to know what they did justthe best nap, we, being present in our work in the community can be noting that. so we are playing a more role thatt role and a other agencies are really recognizing us for. for example, i was on a panel with the mcc. they were talking about their stem education program in georgia. as she talked about their program, she spent almost one third of what she talked about was peace corps volunteers, and i'm going yay. but the point of what was happening is that they would get resources for laboratories and extra materials for the stem programs within the schools. corp volunteers would help set up the labs and they were noting what they were doing. the representa

federal agencies, are not using the available tools of defense. lastly, we have failed to recognize that our adversaries are working from a totally displaybook, countries like russia are increasingly merge traditional cyber attacks with information operations. this emerge bland of hybrid cyber warfare exploits our greatest strengths, our openness and free flow of ideas, and unfortunately we're just now wake up to that fact. looking back, the signs have been pretty obvious. 20 years ago, sergei lavrov, then serving as russian rozun ambassadors a vanned a u.n. -- prohibiting particular dangerous flows -- forms of information operations. now we can debate the sincerity of russia's draft resolution, but in hindsight, the premise of this resolution is striking. specifically the russians saw traditional cyber warfare and cyber espionage interlinked with information operations. it's true that as recently as 2016, in russia operations against our system there, the cyber operations, the hacking of the dnc was carried out with one vector and the misinformation and ira activities were on separate tract mountain doubt that putin and his leadership now sees the full potential of marrying these cyber operations. by contrast, our country spent

informed them this was a federal case. >> i contacted you guys because i felt like, you know, at that point there was no resolution in our complaints to these agencies. >> postal inspector jeff finch said he understands her frustration. >> this is not something that's been pushed aside. it is something that's being worked. >> he says having the video is only the beginning. >> it is a good start, but for putting these cases together we usually put together a lot more evidence. >> he won't confirm if the suspect is the same in both cases, but this may help. >> can you see that? >> yeah. >> the suspect has a prominent tattoo of the number "2" on his face and other marks on his neck and arm. >> distinctive tattoos. >> right now the u.s. postal service plans to lead this investigation but said it is likely the district attorney would handle the prosecution if any arrest is made. now, if you have some video like this or have a consumer problem you want me to know about, my "7 on your side" hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151, and of course you can reach me through my facebook page and o

and the leading grant agency to establish a government-wide data standard for information related to federal awards. within two years guidance must be issued for grant-making agencies on how to apply those standards and implement into the existing reporting practices. within three years agencies must ensure that all grants and cooperative agreements use the new data standard for future information requests. this is exceptionally important to be able to get through the process so that we are not squandering $600 billion in grants. but let me tell you what this process has gone through. h.r. 4887 passed unanimously out of the house oversight and government reform committee in the house in february. then it went to the calendar for the house, and it passed unanimously in the house on september 26. every democrat, every republican in the house voted for this. subsequently, senator enzi and i passed our amended matter is companion. it passed unanimously out of the homeland security and government affairs committee in september. the bill being considered today is reflective of bipartisan support f

these data products are to informing that of sister agencies in the city and planning our infrastructure, our services for the future. but that of regional and state and even federal agencies as well. all this analysis forms the backbone of all transportation modeling, all e.i.r.s analysis, our new -- you know, all the analysis we have to do regarding sustainability and resiliency moving forward, studies and basic day-to-day land use assessments answer site assessments on how much we can build and where and what different trade-offs we face w. that, i'll hand it over to scott edmundson, senior planner in our a.i.g. group that is spearheading this initiative. >> thank you, josh. as you know, day analysis is difficults for any group and a fair consensus that eighth and city-wide do over the years. our long range data analysis and reporting is known for high quality, a good parcel land use data that many cities don't haves in which took a considerate effort to produce. and for reporting rich graphic presentation as well. and yet we can always do better and we really need to do it now. planning challenges are increasing in complexity and that increases the need for be

information about political donations it reveals that over 95% of u.s. justice department employees donated to hillary clinton, same with the u.s. state department and same with many other federal agencies. >> and your question is? >> my question is, would you acknowledge that having such overwhelming donations from federal employees for a certain clinical candidate influence their execution of public policy? >> answer, of course. >> i would say two things. one, i don't think april or anyone else suggested employees don't affect public policies. they deeply affect public policy. it's a question of whether or not they are able to disentangle their own personal political bias from the work. that's one thing want to be careful about, for example, fbi agents or individuals in my debate political donations. federal employees are people who have political views and we shouldn't pretend they don't have them. we should acknowledge is they are able to do the work separately and put those used to the site and do their jobs with integrity as the law requires of them. i would frame it as a slightly different sort of presentation. >> and i think we should be clear that the data you are talking about

bill to establish a federal acquisition security council and to provide executive agencies with authorities relating to mitigating supply chain risks in the procurement of information technology, and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. boozman: i ask unanimous consent that the committee-reported substitute amendment be withdrawn, the ma cass skill substitute amendment at the desk be considered grande to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. boozman: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 677, s. 3367. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 677, s. 3367, a bill to amend certain transportation-related reporting requirements to improve congressional oversight, reduce reporting burdens, and promote transparency, and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. boozman: i ask unanimous con

federal advisory committee, including 13 federal agencies. they rely heavily on a panel from the national academy of science. my point is that this is the best scientific information we have as to the risk of climate change and it was issued on november 23, 2018, the fourth national climate assessment volume two. its conclusions should be sobering to all of us, that humans are responsible for the current climate crisis. we must take responsibility to minimize future destruction. madam president, four years earlier, the first volume of the fourth national climate assessment was issued, and its prediction was that we would see increased instances of flooding, wildfires, higher temperature. well, unfortunately, that has come to pass as we've experienced this year and in the last several years an unusually large number of flooding episodes and the wildfires and higher temperatures. the findings make two critical aspects in regards to how it will affect our lifestyle. first, it says that climate change there's a growing risk to the danger of human health. and by human health danger, you can look at the direct impact of climate change, those whose lives have been foreve