phyllis right we've made strides in areas like the council which is still the treaty is a cornerstone of our foreign policy getting other countries to adopt that and we've built a lot of networks on some levels but bringing industry into the discussions we are having with other governments to make sure when we have all these multiplicities dealing with these issues we are actually making use of them in a way that helps us together achieve the competitiveness that you were talking about. >> so google takes cybersecurity seriously. we look forward to working with others in the industry and members of the public but definitely with government as well and we are attacked every day. it is a serious issue. i liked thank each of you for your participation. everyone in the audience, thanks for your time and interest. [applause] ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> they are not to have any advanced information, is that clear? the message is not to be from me. if there is a will fire the whole department. >> more from the newly released tapes saturday afternoon on c-span ret

cahill for congress," and the subtitle, one phyllis teacher, her sixth grade class and the election thate ask the obvious question. ms. cahill, how does a divorced mother with three children, no house, two bedrooms, one bath, how did you figure that out, apartment, two or three jobs, one cocktail waitress and where you sometimes get helm or galt home mabey 2:00, 4:00, who's counting, in the morning, extra curricular activities for students -- how does such a woman beside to run for of all things congress? not the school board or the city council but the congress? >> guest: right. well, actually, the students asked me to run for president first but i wasn't old enough. so, then we had to look for something else. >> host: you could have went down to senator. >> guest: we did. we marched through. we talk to the supreme court because i couldn't run for that and then they wanted segment protect and speaker of the house and they marched right on down. yes, they did. >> host: finally got to the bottom, those of us in the house of representatives. >> guest: they felt it needed to be something im

. >> k phyllis and? -- can you fill us in. >> the president will oversee the policy and working with general odierno and ambassador hill in working with the iraqis to overcome their political differences in achieving the type of reconciliation that we all understand has yet to fully take place and needs to. >> what does that mean, over see? how will that change -- >> he spends a fairly decent amount of time with the president. i think the meetings that i have been and in different parts of iraq, the vice president has always been an active participant. given his knowledge of the region, the number of times he has been there, is perfectly suited for this type of role. >> doesn't mean travel, briefing, doesn't mean things he has done publicly like on the stimulus? >> again, what we want to ensure happens is that as we reach these milestones in these important dates, that we do not forget that work has to be done in to get our troops back and achieved a political reconciliation. this is somebody that can ov

. >> phyllis dominic lapierre? >> dominic lapierre is a well-known author it has a history of "new york times" of best sellers by minded and the book we are doing this fall is called the rainbow in the night, about south africa. covers the hole at apartheid period and all the turmoil that country went through. >> what kind of books the laforet da capo? >> we have publish non-fiction primarily. one of our missions is to make sure they books fit into our core areas where we know we are going to be able to find success for readers. it is a lot of military history for us, a general history, a little politics, a little current events and a lot of pop culture to mix it up a little bit, music history. >> speaking of pop culture what is this book? >> this is a book called goodbye 20 a century ago it has been favorably reviewed in hardcover and which is part of the paperback edition. it is about the band and the whole grunge music movement. the. >> allyssa born is vice president of da capo press. >> sunday on c-span's to's

one phyllis teacher, her sixth grade crude class and the election that changed their lives forever. ms. cahill, i indicated that you have been critical of the profession and of schools but you've also offered the defense of schools and teachers and where they find themselves. this book is not a diatribe on schools. if you want to know everything there is about schools and what is right or wrong with education you need to get another book. if you want to have some fun reading about education and about how one teacher went about teaching children what they needed to know in the sixth grade, all that they need to know plus with they learned by managing her campaign, then you want to read "ms. cahill for congress." at the same time ms. cahill doesn't spare schools when she thinks they shouldn't be scared, she has been a teacher and she knows what it's like to work in those venues. now i should offer would and i suppose to say, and admission so you can know where i'm coming from. my mother was a schoolteacher and taught in the d.c. public schools so i have great affection for the d.c. pu

as a photo historian, i need to anticipate, if i want to shoot a baseball game, do i think the phyllis are going to win or do i think the yankees are going to win? but with i photographed the opening game of all the major leagues in the united states, i had a gut instinct it was the phillies, so fortunately, i photographed the phillies opening day and i went on to photograph them again at the dodgers same during the national league finals. it's the same with the cherry blossoms. i've called up john many times, he's one of my scouts and said when are the cherry blossoms going to bloom? no one knows. the cherry blowsesome is scheduled for april 1, or around that date and it's the same with the autumn leaves in new england, and frequently, i have found those leaves aren't always changing on time, but you have try to anticipate the shot. it's of the same thing with presidential candidates. which one is going to win? where are you going to focus your camera? who are you going to spend your time with? do you want to focus on the guy that's going to finish second or third or fourth or do you