one note worth mentioning, the orion manufacturer actually exit ised th exited ths market in 2012, so the technical support has been really challenging for the last few years. so buying a quantity of 30 coaches going out for an r.s.p., we would potentially be running into the risk of paying a higher vehicle price just for the quantity that we are buying. so using the georgia department of administrative service contract, we could tackle on to a bigger procurement contract and leverage that and get better vehicle pricing. and we can also take into account taking the buses' delivery sooner. by doing so, we would expect the vehicles to be arriving here anywhere between 15 to 18 months. the vehicle itself, the contract we are entering into, is with a company called creative bus sales. and they're located in southern california, and they do meet all of the city and county requirements and the certified vendor as well. and this table pretty much captures all of the funding sources coming from the prop "b" bay area tolls, and the self-tax. and the total project is $36 million, and that is in

" and take what it does to be able to go to deep space. >> whitaker: the "orion" is the capsule that astronauts will ride on top of the s.l.s. rocket. the first one is ready to go. the lunar lander is still in the concept stage, but nasa doesn't really need it until the third "artemis" moon mission. >> blackwell-thompson: "artemis" is about testing out this integrated vehicle, s.l.s., with "orion." "artemis ii" is about the incorporation of the crew, and preparing us for "artemis iii," >> whitaker: do you hear yourself, and how cool that sounds? >> blackwell-thompson: it does sound pretty cool. >> whitaker: another cool piece of the "artemis" plan is a space station called "gateway," meant to orbit the moon. >> ignition. >> whitaker: nasa intends to use elon musk's company spacex to launch "gateway's" components on one of its "falcon heavy" rockets. the "falcon heavy" is already flying. its first launch sent musk's tesla roadster toward mars a couple of years ago-- yes, that really happened. jody singer says spacex is an illustration of nasa partnering with commercial launch provider

ramakrishna: it was on a platform which we call the orion platform, a product of ours. rep. gimenez: i understand that. you said this software is developed from all around the world. where was this malware embedded? mr. ramakrishna: it is difficult for me to pinpoint a location. this particular software is built in a combination of our centers, including in the u.s. and non-us locations. rep. gimenez: somebody got access to your software development platform? mr. ramakrishna: basically somebody got access to one of our servers and he had piece of malware on it that was observing where products were being built, and as products were being built , they were able to replace that and keep it in the building process. rep. gimenez: did you run the software through security checks before you introduced it into the general public? mr. ramakrishna: there are security factors we had been adopting that were part of our standard software processes. since we have learned what else we can do, that is the initiative i was describing earlier. rep. gimenez: mr. smith said earlier everybody s

ramakrishna, solarwinds have reported that the company has 33,000 orion users. you later identified of those, 18,000 had downloaded an effective version of orion on a period. customers have to manually download updates from you, correct? mr. ramakrishna: that is true. yes. ms. kelly: this would suggest that just over half of your customers downloaded an update during three months, to say nothing of whether or not they actually installed it, correct? mr. ramakrishna: that is correct. ms. kelly: then at the same time the customers that did download the update exposed their systems to this malware. mr. ramakrishna: that is a potential yes. as mr. mandia described it, once the patch with the affected code is installed at a customer's site, in certain installations, not in every place, they try to connect back to essentially their home server to see if they can actually get connectivity and then potentially start doing some things manually to breakthrough defenses once they have gotten in. ms. kelly: ok. i got you. mr. smith, let me turn to you earthquakely. does it

my name is orion willis, tech sf. economic and workforce development provides access to free tech training and job placement services for locals. highlighted earlier in the presentation, the local digital divide is highly correlated to economic divides in our community. while tech assess and the entire portfolio workforce program funded by oewd, do not have specific strategies for bridging the digital divide. the programs do specifically provide low income job seekers with opportunities to upskill and access a higher standard of living, includes being able to afford high speed internet and tech devices. additionally, a majority of our job centers provide access to computers and internet services, and the resources help level the playing field by breaking down certain digital barriers. the department has work in collaboration with san francisco digital equity initiative, as well as the committee on information technology, to leverage existing city programs as a means to provide additional technology and job training re

one note worth mentioning, the orion manufacturer actually exit ised th exited ths market in 2012, so the technical support has been really challenging for the last few years. so buying a quantity of 30 coaches going out for an r.s.p., we would potentially be running into the risk of paying a higher vehicle price just for the quantity that we are buying. so using the georgia department of administrative service contract, we could tackle on to a bigger procurement contract and leverage that and get better vehicle pricing. and we can also take into account taking the buses' delivery sooner. by doing so, we would expect the vehicles to be arriving here anywhere between 15 to 18 months. the vehicle itself, the contract we are entering into, is with a company called creative bus sales. and they're located in southern california, and they do meet all of the city and county requirements and the certified vendor as well. and this table pretty much captures all of the funding sources coming from the prop "b" bay area tolls, and the self-tax. and the total project is $36 million, and that is in

you going to regrow his whole know what the orion was in something. so this someone and i could sense you know your knee on its neck that's wrong man something like that you just made. and. they're also before that some statements about you can't get up and get in the car was that i'll say you just. i got was that you were describing earlier just trying to help with. trying to do it when. they get what i'm saying no he can't wear it because it was negative or was cody's get the cops on you you can wait so i'm trying to tell him just cooperate where to get out to get him to go where you can when and did he say i can't tell you yes man ok. i mean do you understand him to be talking to you know. and. when when you are saying you know your knee on his neck well what rate were you concerned at that moment just and why was that because he's there to see and i gave brede you know my stomach hurried you know he said they that maybe they don't even trouble when you say in trouble what do you mean by that. did you stay i'm not going to keep trying to mess clap

the attack comprisedno, remiseda security uptick or a patch for the widely used solar winds orion it management software. so, it is good cyber hygiene to have a security patch updated and, you know, it is something we preach that those practices ought to be followed and yet, applying those updates and security patches is exactly how this act occurred. here they use the security patch meant to better protect against attacks to and the attacker capitalized on our assumption that these patches are safe to install. this should be a wake-up call for all of us who are concerned about her data being compromised. third, we note that this attack was brought in the federal government was hit and we know that but also the private sector within the federal government in this attack hit agencies of some or most sensitive security secrets and based on public sources and this includes the state department, homeland security statistics of health and the nuclear administration which is the agency charged with maintaining our nuclear stockpile. the solar winds attack also impacted the private sector a

net orion is the founder and ceo of american majority, talk about missing the story every single time you understand what's going on with andrew cuomo? i think there's all kinds of very good reasons to think he's one of the worst governors along with gretchen whitmer in the united states. to get him on the fact that he propositioned that she's married, i'm not saying he should do it, i've never done anything like that, however, is that really bigger than killing people in nursing homes? what is this? >> it's fascinating that mckinsey has cropped up yet again. the super-spreader vulture capitalism that has decimated the middle class in america, now settling for $600 million, their role in the opioid crisis. this is all a distraction, let's hold this shiny object of me to to distract from the absolute embarrassment of his policies decimating and killing over 15,000 elderly in the state of new york and it's embarrassing for the media and the left because this is a guy they were lauding, they were holding them up, they gave him an enemy and now all of a sudden as this starts to unfold, he

it is hard to argue that, particularly when if you're a southwest or orion air you have strong pricingting point, and then you get concessions from boeing because of the delivery delays and upside in the order should get you better economics on the aircraft price. it is a huge tailwind for them from a unit cost perspective but also from a return on capital for the next three to four years. i think it will be very powerful. guy: when you get off the ryanair flight, what will you find in a year? we have another difficult summer. i wonder how much hotel capacity and everything else we get taken out of this industry and how big a problem that will be? if the industry does shrink, how does that affect the airline? easyjet has it all in approach. ryanair does not. i wonder which model will work that are? -- will work better? adrian: it is an all in approach in terms of hotels and travel. i guess the question is does the whole system shrink wrong -- shrink along with the airlines? typically capacity on airlines is more flexible. you cannot move the hotel to another region of the world. you ca

later this year the sls will send the orion spacecraft on an uncruised trip around the moon. >>> a u.s. safety agency is investigating 23 tesla crashes three happened in just the past three weeks. officials at the national highway transportation safety administration sending teams to investigate crashes in texas and michigan they're trying to figure out whether auto pilot played a role and whether drivers should have been paying more attention to the road cnbc's phil lebeau live in chicago. phil, you've spent lots of time in teslas with auto pilot. is that a problem? >> reporter: not if the driver is paying attention, shep. that's what investigators are looking at first of all, in these crashes, was auto pilot engaged was the driver paying attention? or was the driver impaired that's at least been the suggestion in one of these cra crashes. so a lot of questions here we should point out that tesla is very clear when you read the fine print and when they talk about auto pilot, have you to stay engaged as the driver we reached out to tesla regarding the investigations we have not heard b

passed be e tween the two, but the biggest or hardest would be the organizations that ran solarwinds orion run a double whammy here, but the overlap there isn't, but the security industry and folks in the i.t. industry they are reeling, because these is two massive vulnerabilities and exploits that have been realized to do damage in a short period of time. >> steven, it is eamon again, and you are talking about the scale of this, and how people are reeling from it, and the question is what comes next, right? so you know that the chinese have been in the servers now, and stealing document, but we have not seen them start to exploit that yet, and that might take some time, and so when will we have a the damage to the companies as a result of all of this lost intellectual property or lost trade secrets or lost classified information when it is stolen and starts to show up in the real world and impact companies? >> yeah, a great question. so the earlier on in what we saw was targeted to steal email, so we they that this type of espionage operations, they don't see the light of day of something

it'll be attached to the orion cruise capsule and guy significantic boosters -- gigantic boosters maderry kudlow gearing up for the top of the hour and his show. larry, these guys, spacex, virgin galactic, we are seeing a lot of public/private partnerships between nasa and companies including blue orange, right? this is jeff bezos' operation. and we are making leaps and bounds toward great things. youyou know, public/private partnerships are coming of age, are they to not in. larry: i am all for it. by the way, we had a few in the prior administration. by the way, that's how the vaccine was gotten. public/private partnerships make a lot of sense. now, on the space stuff, i'm all for it. the only question i have for you, liz, is public/private is good, but maybe we should just put elon musk in charge of everything, the whole thing, government, public, private -- [laughter] he is the smartest guy on the planet. let's just let elon do it. what's your take on that? [laughter] liz: my take on that is everything except running twitter because, you know, i don't even know -- listen, we love h

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one note worth mentioning, the orion manufacturer actually exit ised th exited ths market in 2012, so the technical support has been really challenging for the last few years. so buying a quantity of 30 coaches going out for an r.s.p., we would potentially be running into the risk of paying a higher vehicle price just for the quantity that we are buying. so using the georgia department of administrative service contract, we could tackle on to a bigger procurement contract and leverage that and get better vehicle pricing. and we can also take into account taking the buses' delivery sooner. by doing so, we would expect the vehicles to be arriving here anywhere between 15 to 18 months. the vehicle itself, the contract we are entering into, is with a company called creative bus sales. and they're located in southern california, and they do meet all of the city and county requirements and the certified vendor as well. and this table pretty much captures all of the funding sources coming from the prop "b" bay area tolls, and the self-tax. and the total project is $36 million, and that is in

broad cyberintrusion campaign largely but not inclusively associated with of supply chain compromise orion management network software. but us government estimates a much smaller number and with the solar winds product and moved into expose networks. once inside to use the privileged access to abuse those mechanisms the systems that manage identities ultimately allowing them to access e-mail and other data from compromise networks and microsoft office 365 cloud environments. appearing to get access to sensitive the classified information to identify opportunities with additional it supply chains. in response december 13 the cyberunified group was formed composed of fbi, cssa and office of director of national intelligence the ucg coordinates both investigation and remediation efforts. with potential compromises. working in response with those lines of effort to scope the campaign and to share information and short-term remediation to provide guidance and assistance and recovery in while these are in response and with any cyberincident. additionally looking at the incidence we are already w

the attack comprised -- compromise the security of later patched widely used for solar winds orion i.t. management software so it's good cyber hygiene to have the security patch up the and it's something that we preach that those practices ought to be followed and yet applying goes up dates and security patches is exactly how this attack occurred. they use the security patch to better protect against hacks to attack rabies patches are safe to install. this should be a wake-up call for all of us who are concerned about our data being compromised. thirdly now this attack was broad. the federal government was hit but also within the federal government this attack could agencies that hold some of our most sensitive data and national cute security secrets. based on public sources this includes the state department that apartment, and security the national institutes of health and the national nuclear security administration which is the agency charged with maintaining our nuclear stock while. the solar winds attack also impacted the private sector and even cybersecurity firms like fire i th

my name is orion willis, tech sf. economic and workforce development provides access to free tech training and job placement services for locals. highlighted earlier in the presentation, the local digital divide is highly correlated to economic divides in our community. while tech assess and the entire portfolio workforce program funded by oewd, do not have specific strategies for bridging the digital divide. the programs do specifically provide low income job seekers with opportunities to upskill and access a higher standard of living, includes being able to afford high speed internet and tech devices. additionally, a majority of our job centers provide access to computers and internet services, and the resources help level the playing field by breaking down certain digital barriers. the department has work in collaboration with san francisco digital equity initiative, as well as the committee on information technology, to leverage existing city programs as a means to provide additional technology and job training re

the orion bus company does not exist any longer, so getting their support on a first-generation hybrid is really not feasible. we are gearing up to restart our hilltop services as we see an easing of the covid restrictions. and we will need to use these older buses for a little longer, but having buses that will arrive in the next year to year and a half will really ensure reliability to our customers who use these routes. we also believe it's very cost effective to make the purchase at this time. we believe we're saving $7 million by using the competitively bid cost from the georgia consortium. we also save money through escalation savings as well as by redirecting what would have been capital money to keep the old buses going that could be redirected to new services. the overall procurement cost is about $36 million. the bulk of that comes from prop k as well as bridge tolls. the other reason that i think this is an urgent procurement is that current tried and true hybrid propulsion system is going to be discontinued after 2021 and so, if we don't make this purchase now, we will have

my name is orion willis, tech sf.economic and workforce development provides access to free tech training and job placement services for locals. highlighted earlier in the presentation, the local digital divide is highly correlated to economic divides in our community. while tech assess and the entire portfolio workforce program funded by oewd, do not have specific strategies for bridging the digital divide. the programs do specifically provide low income

my name is orion willis, tech sf. economic and workforce development provides access to free tech training and job placement services for locals. highlighted earlier in the presentation, the local digital divide is highly correlated to economic divides in our community. while tech assess and the entire portfolio workforce program funded by oewd, do not have specific strategies for bridging the digital divide. the programs do specifically provide low income job seekers with opportunities to upskill and access a higher standard of living, includes being able to afford high speed internet and tech devices. additionally, a majority of our job centers provide access to computers and internet services, and the resources help level the playing field by breaking down certain digital barriers. the department has work in collaboration with san francisco digital equity initiative, as well as the committee on information technology, to leverage existing city programs as a means to provide additional technology and job training re

nasa's orion space craft dropping into a gigantic tank of water to prepare for future moon missions. happen as soon as november. those are your headlines. pete: there we go. cool. will: cool. that's it. jedediah: we have a lot on that. [laughter] pete: rick, you are cool, too. pete: within there and done that raise the bar. rick: more severe weather coming. look at averages of tornadoes per month. already above the argue that you would see in a march. when we do see activity in march this is generally where it is can a lot of the areas of the deep south. another threat of that again today. be very, very careful. it's going to be areas say around the memphis area over towards nashville this morning. you are waking unjust fine. we do have really strong storms beginning to build in the area of tennessee and that is going to be the start of it. so first we have the storms. then we start to see a little bit of a break and then we have more storms come back. so these storms this morning are not the main event. we will watch for this area potentially strong tornadoes and across some pretty

the orion bus company does not exist any longer, so getting their support on a first-generation hybrid is really not feasible. we are gearing up to restart our hilltop services as we see an easing of the covid restrictions. and we will need to use these older buses for a little longer, but having buses that will arrive in the next year to year and a half will really ensure reliability to our customers who use these routes. we also believe it's very cost effective to make the purchase at this time. we believe we're saving $7 million by using the competitively bid cost from the georgia consortium. we also save money through escalation savings as well as by redirecting what would have been capital money to keep the old buses going that could be redirected to new services. the overall procurement cost is about $36 million. the bulk of that comes from prop k as well as bridge tolls. the other reason that i think this is an urgent procurement is that current tried and true hybrid propulsion system is going to be discontinued after 2021 and so, if we don't make this purchase now, we will have

you can see that very clearly near the orion constellation.y actually sending robots. perseverance is a great example of that. when it gets the helicopter up, i am really looking forward to seeing that going on mars. in particular, looking forward to seeing, searching with suspicion and the next one. we are all lookin: suspicion and the next one. we are all looking forward _ suspicion and the next one. we are all looking forward to _ suspicion and the next one. we are all looking forward to seeing - suspicion and the next one. we are all looking forward to seeing those | all looking forward to seeing those images. we look forward to those images, we will talk again, thank you very much. stay with us, lots more coming up. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. four health unions in england have written to the chancellor to say he has a "duty" to nhs workers following their efforts during the pandemic and urged him to increase the 1% pay rise he's offering. the government insists it reflects current pressure on public fi