how does the isa, were your firms contacted? how much and what did they have in the formulation of this plant? guest: we had virtually no direct involvement in the development of the administration's current regulatory proposal. by the way, the title is "cyber security regulatory framework." and there is no doubt that they have proposed here developing a fairly extensive regulatory structure. that is precisely the opposite of what the president himself promised when he released the cyberspace policy review back in 2009, where he said they were not going to adopt a regulated posture. the private sector, from everything i know, had no input into the development of this proposal. quite different than the proposal of the cyberspace policy review previously or the national infrastructure protection plan, which were created through a partnership model. in fact, the private sector went to great pains to put together a very detailed white paper, bringing together the users, the providers, said the liberties community, a 33-page detailed

i take it that's not an enforcement mechanism that the isa is get behind. >> guest: it's the ram sort of incentives. you need to understand what we're dealing with here with the modern attacks going back to a notion we're not dealing with 2005 cybersecurity. we're dealing with in many images the very sophisticated attacks. i looked for the threat. this is nsl level attacking. these guys are pros. okay. this is their day job. they are not kids in basement. they are very sophisticated, well-organized, very well-funded. they are probably state supported. for a corporation to be going up against essentially a nation state attempting to attack them is similar to dick clark's analogy, similar to the pentagon going on to u.s. steel in world war ii saying they may attack the plant, you should buy weaponry and spider planes. it's the wrong model. these modern attacks are designed to be stealth yi. in the old days, now they go in there and hide. the idea is you don't know that you have been attacked, sco what the administration's proposal does is provide an incentive not to look. we need to pro

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isa had access to temporary housing. because of her daughter's condition, she found it inconvenient. so she opted to use a government grant for two year's worth of rent to lease a house on her own. >> translator: we have no prospect of finding a livable temporary home, so we have decided to rent an ordinary house. but the place we found isn't to suit the needs of someone in a wheelchair. >> reporter: the ise family has faced several challenges since the disaster. rea nita found life difficult after moving into temporary housing with her daughter. the tsunami destroyed their home which was built just five years ago. the family waited more than four months before the government gave them temporary housing. but their new home is far fr from -- it's tough for nita to push her daughter's wheelchair over the gravel. there is a ramp leading up to the front door. but the opening isn't wide enough for the wheelchair to pass. >> translator: there's no point in being given a house with a ramp if we can't get through the door. >> re

isa had access to temporary housing. because of her daughter's condition, she found it inconvenient. so she opted to use a government grant for two year's worth of rent to lease a house on her own. >> translator: we have no prospect of finding a livable temporary home, so we have decided to rent an ordinary house. but the place we found isn't to suit the needs of someone in a wheelchair. >> reporter: the ise family has faced several challenges since the disaster. rea nita found life difficult after moving into temporary housing with her daughter. the tsunami destroyed their home which was built just five years ago. the family waited more than four months before the government gave them temporary housing. but their new home is far fr from -- it's tough for nita to push her daughter's wheelchair over the gravel. there is a ramp leading up to the front door. but the opening isn't wide enough for the wheelchair to pass. >> translator: there's no point in being given a house with a ramp if we can't get through the door. >> re

there isa war is in poor condition because too many villagers come here from all over to take water it will have to be fixed again when spring comes around. since independence came twenty years ago the stones water supply systems have fallen into disrepair today the government earmarks funds for the construction of water pipelines local businessmen to have been attempting to build some but the problem still persists regardless. as you can see animals roam around the place leaving their waste behind people use filthy vessels for water the reservoirs not covered by a nothing and the water is not this infected with the risk is enormous air people might be taken ill with diarrhea typhoid ever taters and other water borne diseases . several million tantric men a separated from their families. a lack of money compels them to look for jobs in other countries most of the migrant workers have to russia. the decision by moscow line is almost always filled to capacity. most of the passengers a young men many of them are likely to get employment in russian cities as street cleaners loaders or cons

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the chip image isa function again all of the financial market on the financial market on the aggregate right now is splintering towards countries that want to inflate their situation out of the trouble right here by inflating their systems base think that they get out of trouble and by inflating the system that leads to higher commodity prices with these grains coal or oil will be accurate i think that's what europe has to do on the story and i think that's what the u.s. house will do so from our russian point of view on the aggregate over the long for the oil prices will be harder whether by more things with money i don't think so because this is really a reaction of inflation. let's look at some other figures nonwhites where it is currently trading at almost ninety seven dollars a barrel while the brand is one hundred and eighteen dollars per barrel our precious metal prices are in the red as investors turn to risk your assets on the other the news of the u.s. debt ceiling gold or losing around point eight percent or so while silver is down point nine percent now world markets show t

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i'm a member of the semiconductor industry association, board of directors, chair of the isa's tax reform working group. i can offer a perspective on the industry as well as mid-sized technology company. i'd like to thank the committee for the opportunity to share views on how the tax code promotes job creation and sustain economic growth for the country. before summarizing tax reform, i wanted to emphasize the importance of this industry to the nation and the reasons why corporate tax reform is essential to the continued growth and leadership in this critical industry. first, semiconductors are essential for innovations in every aspect of the modern economy and national security. they are the enabling technology for advanced communications, manufacturing, health care, information technology, as well as national defense and homeland security. we are fundamental building block of the broader $1.1 trillion industry supporting 6 million jobs. studies show that semiconductors and the information technologies they enable represent 3% of the economy, but drive 25% of the economic growth. third,

this is only laws people have rights can you bring the laws in here we often have trouble but martin isa agrees saying this could destroy community cohesion we've. taken down the posts this assumes that put up because we do not want these posters around i do not represent views about power and that they have no place to move from forest this is an equality campaign is real support it shouldn't be considered a religious movement has a right to political organization with a place to campaign designed to divide and conquer communities there danger lies in dividing people dividing communities creating mistrust and particularly among from non muslims towards moderate muslims i think this is part of their aim is to create mistrust so they can then turn to moderate muslims and say look everyone hates you where your friend turn to us and it's a very very dangerous thing and it's a political tactic to increase their own power undeterred by. his group plan what they see is the beginning of an islamic emirate not just of the all over europe police have mobilized to take these posters down as fast a

it's three pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live on an isa now with our top story this hour investor confidence has been dealt a severe blow as global markets nosedive on friday stocks have endured a volatile week amid warnings of slow growth and eurozone debt genders and as archie's reimport marina point i explained fears of a new wave of perception are mounting. investors around the world may have very little to celebrate this weekend as u.s. stocks and major european share markets closed down on friday of course this capping the turmoil and volatility that continues to be seen in the european economy in the u.s. economy at least being seen for the past few weeks this does not help ease a lot of confidence interest and lack of trust that is taking place among analysts and investors keeping their eye on the global economy and j.p. morgan chase morgan stanley goldman sachs are among the three banks that came out with reports room by saying their predictions for u.s. and global economic growth they cut those predictions morgan stanley even saying that the global economy is ho

the chip image isa function again all of the financial market on the financial market in the aggregate right now is splintering towards countries but one to inflate their situation out of the trouble right here by inflating their systems they stink that they get out of trouble by inflating the system that leads to higher commodity prices with these grains coal or oil or be accurate i think that's what europe has to do i mean what i think does what the us has to do so from our russian border to view on the over the long term the oil prices will be higher. by more things with the money i don't think so because this is really a reaction of inflation. that's get some figures now light sweet is currently trading at almost ninety seven dollars a barrel well brenda's just a notch below one hundred and eighteen dollars for the whole precious metal prices are in the red as investors turn to risk your assets on the positive news over the u.s. debt ceiling gold is losing wrong point eight percent. is down over a percent. now world markets show their relief after mom announced u.s. debt limit deal

in this month's holiday and our last determines the destiny of all human beings in this way to mount isa for the next in this month a month of. kindness and i hope. all human beings. grind lead behavior to each other and they will enjoy divine blessings you are asking very important questions we have seen very important developments in our region and in north africa there are a few important things we must pay attention to and it's not only about the peoples in the region the entire ward is not satisfied with the current status in the world there are class distinctions of pressures there are conflicts armed conflicts and a large number of nations in the world are being humiliated all the time today just as dignity are among the requirements of all human beings all the nations are seeking to gain justice and dignity and nations in our region and in north africa africa have the same aspirations and i think the nations in north africa region have the ability to run their own country and they have the ability. to reach their goals and objectives that is important to take note of the interfer

well i think here is it isa can i make one comment there are wars going on across your you reported on what's going on in london. across europe in america in israel against working people driving millions of them into poverty there are imperial wars going on abroad these are all bomb as was iraq and afghanistan yemen somalia and libya the topic today the libya war is extremely ugly indeed the rebel camp is in disarray these a heap of committee was this band there were unconfirmed reports that the rebels would sit in such disarray that they were literally contesting among each other and the rebel the. transitional council leader chip real fluid to egypt for his safety there's no confirmation of their so i started recount say. some people call it a stalemate others say nato was lost i've written it was lost there's no possible way he knows the way it is won militarily but they certainly can win it by imposing its three night ships and the libyan people this is a has the report out over night. in the city of sleet. nato army killed eighty five i believe just thirty two children thirty two

a man called mob dugan what the building you can see being demolished behind me was set on fire by isa's on the first night if these troubles and these communities in which the violence is taking place are hugely socially deprived there's nothing for young people to gie around here i speak to youth worker. happened yesterday he told me that people are on their summer holiday and would you rather sit in and watches television i would you rather go out and use in shops and she said even she knows which one she choose you know people are out for excitement essentially and and they're just looking for something to occupy themselves in that hole in their level of occupation is being exploited by other people who are you are coming in and older people older criminals who are coming in and inciting them to violence at least that's what she told me so it's really really large social problems to time when when the u.k. is spending an awful lot of money abroad space in libya and in afghanistan and that's the subject of my report. across england and wales more than eleven thousand police have alrea

is england we cut our own laws people are rights can you bring your laws in here councillor martin isa agrees saying this could destroy community cohesion we've got squads around the para taking down the posters since i put up because we do not want these posters around i do not represent. and they had no place in the forests citizen equality campaigners say the surest supporters shouldn't be considered a religious movement but a full right political organization with opposed to campaign design. to divide and conquer communities the danger lies in dividing people and dividing communities and creating mistrust particularly among or from non muslims towards moderate muslims i think this is part of their aim is to create mistrust so they can then trying to moderate muslims and say look everyone hates to we are friend turn to us undeterred by opposition childfree and his group plan what they see is the beginning of an islamic emirate not just in the u.k. but all over europe police have mobilized to take these posters down as fast as they appear but choudhry and his group say they formed ba

the beauty of that, isa this tooth young folks or older folks, i was in an old age home once and it isstudent who was 107 years old was just starting to write. >> never too late. >> never too late. if you have a strong emotion or memory about something get it down on paper because in five years or six years it could turn the hair. i didn't realize that when i started writing i'm glad i did because a lot of my emotions which were very raw ended up keeping me going even when i had myself about. >> so you talk about teaching writing because you are teaching at duke university and you don't have students in that class 107 years old. but they are at the point you were when you entered college but in a more privileged setting. how do you relate to them? what do you want them to take away from your class? >> and was very lucky to have someone like donald ball or for that matter susan saw on tag, what they call word people, a word man. i am a word man. i look at the language and i try to see what is happening with a young writer, what they do best and what they do worse. i tried to steer them

. >> it's not easy to understand but sometimes it says it's based on the isa keeping a triple a rateeing. and two agencies say it's triple a. s&p is saying it's double a plus so it's a split rating. do you go with the high or low? that's why monday will be an interesting day, maybe scary day in the market and maybe a nonevent. i will say this. the john consensus is stocks will trade-off. one of the reasons they said they are downgrade sudden because we have a long-term deficit. one of the reasons of a long-term deficit is because your economy is stuck in the mud and you basically have no solutions coming out of this administration. what congress wants to do, i talked to eric cantor will tax reform late last week, lowering all the rates, and plugging the loopholes s the president really going to sign on to that? no. so you have fiscal policy gridlock. the fed can print money but it hasn't worked in the past. >> japan had a downgrade and it didn't affect their economy all that greatly. >> their economy has been in desperate shape the last 15 years. maybe it hasn't affected the stock ma

we the outer banks of that is cut off from the main land again just like it was in isa belle.is dark and it is very heavy wind and still as the hurricane loses a track up north. we have had torrential rain and battering waves and the sound on the north side of cape hatteras was monopolied of water. it rained back to the west. 5:00, the water came rushing back the sound. you can see people doing that before the water came rushing back five hours later. it is an incredible day in cape hatteras. >> what a story you have seen and told body today. >> one of the questions tonight, exactly where is this storm going as it makes land. second hit will be around new york city. and a scientist will be here to give us an explanation for what that means. and word out of new england. boston's public transit city will be shut down. and all day tonight and tomorrow and monday through the evening rush. historic emily and that is emily. it is irene. why i want it to be emily is beyond me. times square. no body. beautiful thing. love it. [ whistle blows ] oh! [ baby cryg ] ben harper: ♪ what star

in fact kids had to go to school by ferry while they replaced the cut that isa bell made. in a couple of places by cape hatteras island the storm swell is come in to a degree it may have cut inland. there is another interesting phenom nan under way. i am going to go out in the next hour and that is waters of the sound back in kitty hawk bay are pushed back by hurricane and turned them in to mud flaps. anybody on the outer banks will know that is a lot of boats and paragliding. there is nothing but mud . in the next few hours or so waters will come back in and surge up. and in addition to the storm surge we'll get we'll get south side storm surge. we'll tell you about the lay of the land. we are in an unusual part of the hurricane. and moments when the wind is blowing at close to 70 miles per hour. and you are getting that kind of a gust and a lull and then you get a rain band that comes in and we are pretty dry. and the sky is beginning to brighten and that will happen more frequently as the center of the storm comes toward us. brightening and darkening. and remarkably, bi

gop congressman daryl isa has introduced a bill that would slash postal worker wages, slash benefits end protections against layoffs. but the financial problems facing the postal service, and i want you to hear this, were created largely, not by you and me but by the congress. in 2006, a law passed was forcing the postal service to provide 75 years worth of pension funding within a 10-year window. who the hell else has to do that? independent firms estimate that the united states postal service already overpaid the fund by $50 billion to $80 billion. so, even though the post office made $226 million in the first quarter profits for this year, 2011, all of that money went to the congressional mandate fund. you know what they're trying to do, folks? they are trying to shut down the united states postal service. they want to privatize this, as well. and i want to make it very clear tonight that not one tax dollar goes to running the united states postal service. it is all operated and funded through the stamps that you and i purchase. joining me tonight is cliff duffy, he is the preside

and isa limit, i thought of course this is interesting. i will see what he has to say. and he said when you arrive didn't go pick it turns when i arrived that he and an assistant had flown out from paris first class air france tickets and the mission was to look after me and to make sure that i spoke to the right people and spoke to them in the right way. and his job was to fill up my calendar essentially is what i later discovered. what i didn't know then, i had stumbled into something that later became known as the elf affair which was something uncovered by some investigative magistrates in paris, and turned out to be the biggest corruption investigation in european postwar history. and i had arrived in gabon at a very sensitive time. why was gabon significant? essentially held aquitaine was the french oil company and they have created a system that connected of the political elite of france or the political elites of gabon in a giant system of corruption. and what they wanted was a system of financing that was not happening in france that was overseas in a sense off

the isa control and design the budget in the first place.that's a recipe for this functionality. >> heritage.org. my last commercial for the day. go read report for yourself. >> we have hit the noon hour, and a fortunate we will cut off the question she. thank you very much for being here, and please join me in getting the a warm round of applause to the panelists. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> in a few moments the latest economic forecast from the congressional budget office. >> the congressional budget office says unemployment will remain above 8% for the next few years, and economic growth will be relatively slow. cbo director doug elmendorf spoke with reporters for a little more than an hour. >> good morning. thank you all for coming. i'm doug elmendorf, i'm the director of the congressional budget office. this morning to cbo released this summer update to our budget and economic outlook. i'd like to briefly summarize the report and then my colleagues and i will be happy to try to answer your questions

rick: i'm rick folbaum in for jon: jon scott and irene isa category three, growing stronger by the minute as the monster storm puts the entire east coast on alert, battering the bahamas after roaring through the carribean and now massive storm threats are underway here from evacuations in north carolina to the u.s. navy issuing a code alpha and ordering ships to leave the norfolk navy station. plus all along the seaboard emergency rues getting sandbags ready for potential flooding. we have fox news coverage, janice dean is live at the weather center, phil keating is live in nassau, bahamas. let's start with janice. >> reporter: we just got the 11:00 advisory and this storm is still a category three, which is a little surprising because it has been going through fluctuations, an eye wall replacement cycle, and ultimately that's the hurricane's way of restructuring and strengthening. it has very warm water ahead of it, so there is a chance that this could become increasingly stronger. let's take a look at the storm, you can actually see the outer bands moving into south florida, this storm

i think the isa would be opposed to that. >> host: larry clinton is president and ceo of the internet security alliance, gautham that fresh with "the hill" news. gentlemen, thank you. next week, the conclusion of our series on cyber curt. we have three cybersecurity experts talking about some of the threats that the u.s. faces, katherine of georgetown university and jim lewis of csis. we'll see you next week. >> "the communicators" also airs in prime time each monday night. if you missed any of this discussion on the obama administration's proposals for reducing cyber threats, you can see "the communicators" again tonight at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> coming up next, national transportation safety board chairman deborah hersman talks about safety challenges facing her industry. and later we're live from the brookings institution for a discussion on the obama administration's relations for changes to the early education program head start. >> tonight booktv continues its monthlong schedule of prime time programming as we travel to some of this year's book fairs and festivals. b

when barack obama, today announced, isa limit grounder trade in my arms who had just been born, and iwas, tears running down my eyes to see a black man announcing a serious black candidate running as a candidate for president. not as a black man but as an american and was democrat. and then, of course, however, by the spring it was clear to me that what he represented most of all, and as president, is a certain kind of the chicago way of life, the politics. and as i said, he is still in his administration with crooks and near crooks. he has been basically protected by a press, and i will do with this more, that protects and. on the outside we have the stupid party. and i want to give equal time because they certainly deserve it. anyone who watches what they did with obamacare, you know, they won the house of representatives on the issue, republicans did, two-thirds, were elected because of their opposition to the country's opposition to obamacare. i described obamacare, a crime against democracy. it was 2000 pages of trickery and lies and deals. told the people, never in history of th