and as we move forward that's not really good enough to be able to start to take these proactive type actions. but what we need to do is start working about technologies that allows us to process this in real time and to be able to crunch millions of transactions that can correlate events across different data streams so that we can see what is happening out there in this sphere, bringing back together and in order to do that we need something that is going to allow you to practice that in real time using extreme in analytics. has anyone heard that buzzword yet? okay. that is what it's about, being able to do this as its streaming by and if you think about this and it's trying to go through the network and are trying to pick it out, i don't have time to keep dumping it into a database and run the analysis and then go back and do it over and over again. i need to be able to pinpoint that as applying by and starting all the noise. and that's what analytics is all about. i want an architecture that is going to be able to allow me to not only run the analysis on that but to gain insight a

finally overall, just achieve a more proactive stance. be able to take actions before something incurs. prevents an event from happening. now if you do all that, when we talk about iot, we all know that big data. that means lots and lots of sensors, lots of different data streams from different sources and being able to manage that, but not just managing it statically. you need to manage it in real time. how many out there have heard of it. that's a good amount yet how many of you are using it at your agency? that's great. that is a great first step is being able to analyze data data. you bring it in, put it on the filesystem and it pushes the data to compute resource is sent in a couple minutes a couple hours, couple days it gets you some answers that you wouldn't be able to get through traditional not maddox. although that is not really real time. as we move forward, that is not really good enough to start to take these proactive actions. we need to start thinking about technologies that allow us to solve this data in real time, to crun

and finally, some sort of workflow engine that is going to allow me to take proactive action. we are getting away from the point where humans can respond fast enough and we need to have intelligent workflow engines that can correlate all of these different events and make decisions and then take action. so maybe within a cybersecurity scenario. we see this user has tried to log into the system and that system, there were five consecutive failures across the board, i'm automatically going to shut this down and block the ip address that is coming from another country that is honing in on these different things and what we might do is take a proactive action and then alert a system administrator and we can open up a ticket. and the only way will that we will be able to do that is through intelligent tool that will automate all the different things and capabilities. >> , doing on time? >> i don't know. [laughter] [inaudible] >> that could be. >> with akamai would like to briefly opened it up for questions. >> good morning. to me, there is a big concern about the industry themselve

last night they were much more proactive in dealing with the crowd.got inside into the crowd, ordered them all to go away and clear the streets. they say that's why although there were some water bottles thrown and about 23 arrests, they say that proactive approach is what's helped to keep the peace much better than the night before. after things calmed down last night around 2:00 in the morning, a group called oath keepers showed up. they are civilians heavily armed. they say their big push is to uphold the constitution, specifically gun rights, the second amendment, but they basically milled around the crowd and there was no issue with them. >> can you tell me about them? are they local residents or people from outside that have come to ferguson? >> last night, they were local residents. they are a nationwide group, they were heavily, heavily armed, with big assault weapons, but it's all legal to do that for them, and they showed their weapons, but they talked to some of the protestors but by that point it had pretty much calmed down. i think the oa

i can be proactive in my cybersecurity stands. so i understand exactly what's happening to i could start to lock things down. i can prevent things like we're doing across the agencies are not going to name names but we all know what's happened recently. combating fraud, waste, and abuse. i mean, in this day and age we seem to see that more and more everywhere we turn. we are saying the side effects of all the waste, of the insider threats, abuse that they were able to tie all the information, and we have the information we actually do. the problem is we can't correlate it now. we don't do it in love and we miss things. think about being able to proactively be alerted that an employee's behavior has changed. he starting to come in earlier. he is staying late on a weekend. is accessing systems that he doesn't know what access. if you take control all those data points together then you can start to look into the and take action, prevent something bad before it happens. and then finally over all, just achieve a more proactive stance.

they weren't proactive in the beginning. they weren't proactive before, you know, before this outbreak. with proper monitoring, this colyulrehave all been prevented. they certainly did not live up to that standard. >> surely, a lot of frustration coming from him. in the next half an hour, we're going to get an update about th r conversations with the state. what happens next in the evention process. what happens next in the combating of this outbreak. member, yesterday, health officials from the city said they do think they found the source of this outbreak. agai mor questions will be ang.swered very shortly. i'm live here in midtown. >>> a mother and her two young daughters fighting for their lives after being pulled out of their home overnight. hat fire broke out in newark, it spread to two other homes. news 4's sheldon dutes. >> reporter: the mother and those two daughters are in itl al condition. the father, he is doing a little better from this morning. but that family early this rning at 3:30, were on the third floor o

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, domestic policy issue and reacting versus being proactive so charles you tell me why.t is because ting that president is checked out, and congress is running for the next election cycle, and here we are. and i hope it doesn't, you know, come into dramatic fashion of being a real nightmare. >> we know it is going to be a nightmare no doubt about it. joining us right now fox news contradict tore lisa, yesterday fire eye reported earnings in the ceo gave him a conference call, he says that this cold war, new cold war cyberwar has ramped up big time and a feels like we're way behind not only china and entities like isis all coming at us. >> right it demonstrates vulnerable of russia and cybertri. case of isis and other jihadi groups showing vulnerability of our sphrawrs. tied to bigger government or rogue, jihadi groups they know that breaking down our infrastructure will bring the u.s. to its knees. that is where we have all of our vulnerable information regarding the military, that is where indicates of china, they're after our economy. they're after our jobs. they're af

perry: being in a living , we have five people had some of the biggest crowds and some of the most proactive crowds, and you know what, that is how you win the iowa caucus. ns on thends -- iowa ground. >> so have you planned a lot more time there? gov. perry: yes-man. ma'am. -- yes thannt more time here anyone else. i'm not going to tell you that was enough, but i spend more time here than anyone else. has she got a camera? let's head over -- >> andrew, let's head over to the count of our now. >> good luck. >> come here again. turn around and take a picture. gov. perry: thank you boys. see you later. that is a yellow shirt right there. high girls. hi buddy. this is our second stroll through here. [indiscernible] work, work, work, that is all he is thinking. hi boys. wow. that is a rig right there. howdy. hi girls.s -- how are you all? everybody good? >> hi. my name is angela. website that reports on congress news. i was just wondering if you're planning on dropping out? gov. perry: not at all. i dated my wife for 16 years. before i asked her to get married. 1969, door-to-door. frustration. .

i do know a couple landlords that are proactive and starting their construction and know they have a couple buildings done already and they are retail space squz in every instance the retail store was able to stay in place while they were doing the construction. the sit a being more proactive i thought was great and you see more and more as you go into the neighborhoods construction being done especially on the east side. the outreach was fantastic. you really got in front of the land lrds, the banks everybody to put put everybody together so good job. >> thank you commissioner. >> submissioner >> i have a question about the properties-that is sth total number-how many of these buildings involve smauz small business? >> it is hard to say because small business can fit into several tiers. the vast majority of small business are in the 4th tier. roughly, i don't have the numbers but assume around 1 thousand buildsings are in tier 4 >> what type of financing are the methods of financing for small businesses in the context of ret rofitting? >> all the financing we look at help the landlo

i do know a couple landlords that are proactive and starting their construction and know they have a couple buildings done already and they are retail space squz in every instance the retail store was able to stay in place while they were doing the construction. the sit a being more proactive i thought was great and you see more and more as you go into the neighborhoods construction being done especially on the east side. the outreach was fantastic. you really got in front of the land lrds, the banks everybody to put put everybody together so good job. >> thank you commissioner. >> submissioner >> i have a question about the properties-that is sth total number-how many of these buildings involve smauz small business? >> it is hard to say because small business can fit into several tiers. the vast majority of small business are in the 4th tier. roughly, i don't have the numbers but assume around 1 thousand buildsings are in tier 4 >> what type of financing are the methods of financing for small businesses in the context of ret rofitting? >> all the financing we look at help the landlo

the fact they are not in the street for proactive enforcement creates a vacuum. guys are out there with the reckless abandon. it's unchecked. we think bringing the people back would be immediate action that we could take that would sort of put pressure on what is going on in the street. jonathan: so the community is angry and frustrated. and at some level scared. this is a violent time. the police officers are in the same boat but they need to be directed where to go, to be the best resource to fight this stuff. gregg: we are short in patrols. we have manpower issues. patrol officer driving around in a marked police car, they have the hands full. the idea to go out and do the proactive enforcement in the most deadly neighborhoods, they don't have time for that. kimberly: what is your understanding why vice units were cut? >> gregg: we are not sure about that. kimberly: money? gregg: i don't think it was money. i was probably the posture of how they want to police the city. it's knee-jerk to take the unit out of the area because we don't have replacement for the e

you have to understand that is something as much as farmers would like to be able to be proactive, you can't protect against a natural disaster. >> ok. and what do you think of the state so far? mr. pataki: i have seen the butter cow. i will certainly go see the pork show and do some grilling and just make the rounds and say hi to as many people as possible. >> i was reading a wall street journal interview, you said, if you could just get attention, you would win. get your message out. do you feel like you have been able to do that? r. pataki: this is serious business. it seems like so much politics is entertainment. it was going to land in a helicopter, who is going to be indicted, how do you fit things into a 32nd -- 32nd soundbite? but leaving america is a real job. we need grown-up government. business. it seems like so much politics is entertainment. it was going to land in a helicopter, who is going to be indicted, how do you fit things into a 32nd -- 32nd soundbite? but leaving america is a real job. we need grown-up government. i now have the ability to deliver that. this is no

believes japan has apologised and 70 years of history since the war showed that japan would be a proactive and active contributor to peace in the world, that its economic efforts, development efforts and, indeed security efforts increased security and prosperity that's an argument we'll hear from the japanese in coming days. >> how are the u.s. and japan able to point of view ot over the last 70 years, to the relationship relationship the two countries have now. >> it comes out of world war ii and the post war sitlement. there was the soviet threat making it necessary for the u.s. and japan to work together to counter the threat. pt u.s.-japan alliance and relationship comes out of the tofrt work together. it's a -- out of the effort to work together >>> so how is the u.s. been able to manage its relationship with various asian countries who actually themselves don't always get along? >> certainly. well the united states as you know as strong allies in asia it has five closal lies japan, korea are two of the most important. it's critical for washington to get japan and korea to work togeth

we have been proactive in addressing concerns regarding the use of restrictive housing -- since 2012, we substantially reduced the number of inmates in special management units -- less than 7% of population is in restrictive housing. very few inmates are housed without another individual in the cell. our focus is to ensure inmates are placed in richard of houses -- in restrictive housing for the right reasons and for the right amount of time. we created new secure mental health in his this units -- mental health units and i high-level of supervision to protect them. we look forward to making additional reforms. we have a saying in the bureau that reentry begins the first day of incarceration. we review issues related to criminal behavior, including substance abuse, education and mental health. we offer numerous programs to target their needs and prepare them to transition successfully to their communities. many of our programs have been proven to reduce recidivism. such as the drug treatment program, vocational educational programs. we have programs for mentally ill offenders, includi

. >> they should have been proactive about it. should have been done before. >> reporter: the city council speaker will fast track the legislation. it is expected to pass on thursday. in the bronx, more town hall meetings are being held. a lot of people have questions and are concerned about how to stay safe. dari: without a doubt. thank you. we have breaking news to tell you about on the upper east side. steve: a car has jumped the curb and hit a pedestrian. joe beerman is over the scene with what we know right now. >> reporter: hey. this happened at about 4:30 at the southwest corner of 49th and 2nd. you can see the automobile ended up in the crosswalk and struck a pedestrian. the fire department is telling us the pedestrian is in serious condition in route to bellevue hospital. the accident investigation squad has been called here, so you can expect big traffic problems coming down second avenue into 49th street. these investigations usually take at least an hour. back to you. steve: rough looking scene. a former rutherford new

we try to proactively identify suspicious behavior. we go at it from a bunch of different angles.ly: how has your personal life change now that you are rich and famous? drew: people would be surprised. it is not that different. i still spend most of my waking hours thinking about dropbox. emily: you have been on silicon valley. drew: i had a very important role standing there at a party. it is fun. i look at all of this as a new series of interesting experiences. emily: what is next for drew houston? drew: we have a lot work to do. emily: what do you want your place in silicon valley history to be? drew: the two things we really care about are we want to create a great company, a place were people can do their best work and our culture is a little -- we admire all of the other companies but we have our own distinctive culture and there is a handful of aspects we really want to preserve. for me, it is we are a pretty big scale now. what does it mean? what are ways that we can go even further? build this kind of treasure. this home for everybody's most important step is something th

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you have to understand that is something as much as farmers would like to be able to be proactive, you can't protect against a natural disaster. >> ok. and what do you think of the ?tate so far seen thei: i have butter cow. i will certainly go see the pork show and do some grilling and iust make the rounds and say h to as many people as possible. >> i was reading a wall street journal interview, you said, if you could just get attention, you would win. get your message out. like you have been able to do that? mr. pataki: this is serious business. it seems like so much politics is entertainment. it was going to land in a to bepter, who is going indicted, how do you fit things -- 32nd soundbite? a realving america is job. we need grown-up government. i now have the ability to deliver that. this is not partisan, narrow government, but in american government where we solve our problems together. the last of our presidents to do that was ronald reagan. a bipartisank in way. >> thank you, governor. mr. pataki: thank you. appreciated, governor. mr. pataki: all right. thank you. i appreciate t

that is how proactive he is. thank you is news. >> i partly agree with fred francis, being entertain and accessible trump has it in with the news cycle. it is something that other candidates could learn from trump on how to become more newsworthy figures. >> by being trump and as the fox news debate proves with 24 million people tuning in he is great for business. you are going do get more eye becauses if you put him on the screen. an example of that, i called my mom this week, chatting with her and, okay, got do go, trump's on. she doesn't even like him. >> i was on the kelly file and the set up for my informed commentary was nine minutes of sound on what donald trump said no other candidates get that. today, also, he phoned in to "this week," and "face the nation," and he phones in that candidates don't get or do. is galveston news disforcing this? >> when bernie sanders was amassing massive crowds and we had not seen he was not getting live coverage so the point is, yes, he is the magic dust, he is ratings and

especially proactively working to bring in the solution. there's a lot of air quality monitoring. not a lot that's not going to be a part of the scale. and so you need lower costs and there's a lot more going on in the process. we turn this into a massive exhibition hall and we are lucky to have high profile. and we had about 1500 attendees and more than 50 around the world. and that is the point in the netherlands. so we are planning the next challenge. and we know that this is a model work. and so we are launching the next challenge the official announcement comes as soon. the focus will be on the measurable and quantifiable impact. they are working, how much. for us it's five to 10%, for example. and once it is proven, suddenly think that you have a real business model happening. because this has been proven with the numbers. and it's a lot easier for them. we talked about employment and the until it comes back with being sustainable. and so also we will work on architecture because a lot of people think that it's extremely important to have some sort of common understanding of

and how to deal with it in terms of us being proactive on that topic. >> do you think if it did happen state would be liable, though? i mean -- >> that's a matter of litigation and i am not going to speculate on litigation. >> but is it your position -- the prison rape he limb action act the governor was throwing to, known as p r.a. i is try to reduce sexual assaults in prison, it was pass ed in 2003 but it wasn't until almost 10 years later in he michigan's department of corrections began separating minors from adults. we had heard that there were several corrections officials at the event. since we had been requesting an interview for weeks with no success, we tried approaching them directly. i a am sebastian walk we are al jazerra. we wanted know why it had taken so long for the state to act on federal findings. >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> but nobody wanted to talk. here is michigan's top corrections official, telling me to go and speak to his staff. so if we do get somebody -- >> it will be me. >> it will be on you -- >> eventually this spokesperson did agree to an inte

you have to understand that is something as much as farmers would like to be able to be proactive, you can't protect against a natural disaster. >> ok. and what do you think of the state fair so far? mr. pataki: i have been here five or six times. i have seen the butter cow. i will certainly go see the pork show and do some grilling and eating and just make the rounds and say hi to as many people as possible. >> i was reading a wall street journal interview, you said, if you could just get attention, you would win. get your message out. is there any message you feel you have not been able to get out yet? mr. pataki: this is serious business. it seems like so much politics is entertainment. who is going to land in a helicopter, who is going to be indicted, how you can fit something into a 30 second sound bite. but leading america is a real job. need a leader. we need grown-up government. right now, politics is winning by dividing people. i want to bring people together. that is what i want to do in washington. partisan, narrow government, but a government where resolve problems together

i came out early in the summer to say that we need to be proactive and very serious about synthetic drugsause we don't want them to take a hold in d.c. and that's a very true thing. i'm glad we were so aggressive about it. so we are also aggressive about getting illegal guns out of homes. so people want to say, where are you, where are the guns coming from? we have guns coming from states all around us being easily transported. so now we have to do what we can do in the district and that's identify where they are and get them off the streets. >> one thing is the city has a police force authorized of about 4,000. >> yes. >> and she told me at one point, every senior officer in her department is eligible to retire just walk out the door and retire. you're like 300 or so officers underneath the 4,000 cap. is there anything you can do to speed up -- you have to train people, they have to have a college degree right now. is there anything you can do to speed up getting officers on the streets? >> at the time that cathy lanier came on the force there was a big hiring -- >> early 1990. >> early

or is there a way to proactively push that forward?: you mention that you have this company, volt, you are into power petroleum -- what are you specifically saying? be on to the cheapness, what is it about these companies that you like? -- beyond the cheapness, what is it about these companies that we sawe? david: companies that had $1 billion in revenue, yet the company's equity was flatlining for a long time to come. the more that we looked, the more that we saw that the company was being wasteful with its capital. they were not returning capital to shareholders. at the same time, it seemed like the operating earnings of the company should be much higher. in that particular circumstance with a hedge fund we took a large position in the company. it with the board. we were getting a lot of pushback that company. we had an entrenched board, entrenched management team. people who don't like to be told what to do. essentially. unfortunately in this case we sent three letters to the board and got some attention there. and then livermore, a

. >> at least they're being proactive and they daughter no now. it's kind of crazy you don't know houn you had been trink something contaminated by that. >> and officials say legionnaires is not transmitted between people. you can get it by water contaminated from the bacteria could come from pulls, showers, ins lution to buty. jeff skversky for "action news" at 10 or for "channel 6 action news." >> thank you to the ak you uweather forecast. this weekend was as goods as it's gets late august in delaware valley. what? she joins us at the big board with accuweather forecast. >> reporter: walter, hope lul lullly you had a chance to soak up the sunshine. delaware and lehigh valleys and we have changes on the way for the site of the workweek on monday. currently in philadelphia, he's 76. his comfortable out in lancaster and 64 when bring us .hup >> the kack tonight, mostly clear. comfortable. dropping down to 38 in suburbs and in the city. so we're tapping in two orally wind thats not through the hours and that sought west wore sherp and things for tom

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so it's very proactive, it's very moving-forward with the society we're in today. so it's definitely the right move. for 1.5% of officers that are actually bad apples and are actually doing illegal actions or unethical actions i think it will put them on the forefront a lot faster and departments will handle them accordingly. for other 95% of officers who are doing their jobs and using the amount of force necessary to effect their arrest, thairn theb is to go home and protect the communities. if anyone should have the cameras it should be the traffic cops. in my days of patrol, i can tell you personally the most dangerous situation a officer will face is the traffic stop. it can go from zero to all heck breaking loose in just ten seconds. this is to articulate this is why i had to use force, deadly force. in anyone would need it it would be the traffic cop first. other than telling the police point of view, that's the only good they're going to serve. one thing that people need to realize is if an officer is acting in the line of duty and he's following policy, it'

it's very proactive and moving forward in the society that we're in today. it's definitely the right move. for the 1.5% of officers who are bad apples and are doing illegal actions or unethical actions i think that will put them on the forefront a lot faster and departments can handle that accordingly. but for the other officers who are doing their jobs, using the amount of sisters necessary to effect the arrest, i don't see it changing their behavior because at the end of the day their job is to go home to their families and to serve their communities. if anyone should have those cameras it should be traffic cops. in my days of patrol i can tell you personally the most dangerous and unpredictable situation an officer will find himself in is the traffic stop. it can go from zero to all heck breaking loose in less than 30 seconds. you need that body cam to be able to articulate this is why i had to use force. this is why i had to use deadly force. if anyone would need it, it would be the traffic cop. other than telling the police point of view that's the only

. >> his initial reaction was defensive, but iaaf president has taken a proactive stance to doping and athletics. >> we need to make sure that we have systems in place and a culture that remains absolutely nonnegotiable. about the importance of keeping our sport clean for the athletes. >> he called the british sunday times'allegations a declaration of war. a reaction that surprised doping experts. >> i was really shocked. if you talk about doping allegations, i think they should try to clean up their own organization instead of criticizing or blaming journalists. >> athletics is facing another hurdle. best known for his nine gold medals, he says the sport popularity is also down. >> the sport has been on a steady decline since 1997. no one has been able to stop that decline. it is a problem. >> a double whammy for athletics. the sport must regain its really be tatian and restore the trust of the public. -- its reputation and restore the trust of the public. terry: it is hot in germany. a setting a new record temperature. 40.3 degrees celsius, almost 105 degrees fahrenheit. if your body

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