any more questions or are we -- >> john moore with g.c.n. i was wondering, were all of the onpremise email servers, was a mixed? i missed the third vendor that you evaluated. it was microsoft, google and -- >> lotus notes. >> notes. ok. >> so the mix is we have about 15,000 users using lotus notes on two different lotus notes system and the other approximate users are spread across five different exchange across the city. >> how many people are using the new hosted service right now justice >> we have over 300 and it's been well received. one more from the audience. [inaudible] >> well, i wouldn't credit it to the situation exactly. i know there are stories even last night about restitution settlements and things like that with regard to terry child. i say securities are very important when you look at any type of solution. and the challenge we face as a government i.t. work force is frankly because of budget reductions and the strain of the economy we're facing a reduced work force year after year. we see our work force shrink in the city a

for more on the situation in libya we're joined by political author john moore so we know that the attack chuck was of be deployed in libya why do you think nato is stepping up efforts because of the end of the day this is a humanitarian mission there. i don't see how there can be girlie military and mission there just thinking in the world. government let's assume goes no they're not civilians in the model that's obvious or along the line. but the un resolution one my seventy three says this is a humanitarian mission. there abiding by the resolution. well i think everybody knows we're not and with the same. version of the russian government. if you can see it in the arab league. it's not even. maybe. not but if. you're saying that many people say it's obvious the u.n. resolution is redundant here those involved are going well beyond the parameters of it but a report this week said that both sides had committed war crimes so who's at fault here the west is out of that is to blame but the evidence could suggest otherwise yes and that's another problem such. as you see the. evening. i mean

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joining famous entertainers like roger daultry, elton john and james bond himself, roger moore. >> you can't help both appreciate english pageantry. it's something that is inside you. >> as part of silicon valley biotech leader sciences, kevin works to fight diseases like aids. born in the u.k., kevin is being recognized by the monarchy and by his colleagues. >> i learned a ton from him. this is my first entry into biotech. he's very passionate about what he does. >> reporter: he knows that most people know about his honor bestowed at buckingham palace because of the celebrity factor. >> the thing that made me smile a bit was my nieces who i'm very close to were very tickled because the actor from "the king's speech" received the same level of award so i think they have the idea that if they come to the award ceremony with uncle kevin they might be able to catch a glimpse perhaps of the star. >> will call him commander? >> we do that any way. nothing has changed. exactly. >> i wouldn't like that. i must say i much prefer just to be called kevin. >> reporter: he's modest but he's about

you know, in the show you saw the same guests, jonathan turley, john dean, the m & m brothers, marcos mooreow that you've promoted yourself as being, you know, free from the man, what does that mean? what exactly are you going to be doing with this show that you weren't doing for that show? but i should say for the purposes of this first week, maybe this first month, it was absolutely vital that okeith olbermann get his audience moved over to current. and with 175,000 viewers in the young adult demographic, twice what cnn was doing in that hour, by the way, howie. i think he succeeded. >> well, you know, that's another -- an interesting aspect of it. you know, current, like a lot of stations do this, release selective nielsen figures. >> not the totals. >> only gave us that one demo, which was sure to be their best number. now, that's what corporations do. that's what these evil korpgs corporations that he's going to rail against, that's what he's going to do and he's doing it. i wrote a piece -- >> but to be fair -- >> tell us what the ratings -- >> be fair to e olbermann. yeah and he's ma

john. >> my name is bond, james bond. >> reporter: and bond himself, roger moore. >> you can't help but appreciate english pageantry. something inside of you. >> reporter: as gillead sciences he works to fight diseases like aids. born in the u.k., kevin is recognized by the monarchy and by hg his colleagues. >> i have learned a ton from him. this is my first entry in to biotech and he is very passionate about what he does. >> reporter: and yes, he knows most people know of his honor bestowed in buckingham palace because of the celebrity factor. >> the thing that made me smile a bit is my nieces, who i'm very close to, were very tickled because colin firth, the actor from "the kings speech," received the same level of award, a cbe. so i think they have the idea that if they come to the award ceremony with uncle kevin, they might be able to capture a glimpse of a big star. >> kwlin see him in the hallway will you call him commander? >> we do that any way with. so nothing's changed. >> well, i wouldn't like that. i'd must say i much prefer to be just called kevin. >> reporter: he is modest is but is about to meet the q

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john. >> my name is bond, james bond. >> reporter: and james bond himself, roger moore. >> you can't help but appreciate english pageantry it is something that is inside of you. >> reporter: as part of the gill yad sciences, he works to fight diseases like aids. born in the u.k., kevin is being recognized by the monarchy and by his colleagues. >> i've learned a ton from him. this is my first entry in to biotech and he is very passionate about what he does. >> reporter: and he knows most people know of his honor, bestowed in buckingham palace because of the celebrity factor. >> the thing that made me smile a bit is my nieces, who i am very close to, were very tickled because colin firth, the actor from "the kings speech" received the same level of award, a cbe. so i think they have the idea that if they come to the award ceremony with uncle kevin, they might be able to catch a glimpbs of perhaps a big star. >> when you see him in the hallway will you call him commander? >> we do that any way. >> nothing's changed. >> exactly. >> i wouldn't like that. i must say i prefer to be just called kevin. >> reporter: he's modest bu

. >> john, and one of the people on the stage would be a better president than president obama. he has failed in job mooreg. he failed in job two which was to restrain the growth of government. he failed to have a coherent foreign policy. we have had presidents in the past with that form policies. this is the first time we have had a president without a for policy and is hit or miss approach has made a couple of successes but a lot of misses and that is why any one of these people who gets better known by the american people will serve as a president with distinction of the future. >> get that issue, if there is a president bachmann and you are allowed to hire only one of the candidates on this stage, which would it be and why? >> well, maybe we will have to have an "american idol" contest and go from there. to let the audience decide. >> congressman paul, if you were president and you could. one of these gentlemen and lady to join their ministers, who would be a while? >> join the administration? i would think everybody would qualify. temecula get to. one. >> i have to. one. let me look them over. i woul