working with the utility companies to help with resilliance, and indoor accuracy of cellphones. hopefully with the robust technology transitional trials will be addressed. >> host: mignon clyburn has been our guest this week along with gautham nagesh of "the wall street journal." >> c-span created by america's cable companies in 1979. brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> we will talk to steve king about immigration, the debt ceiling and health care. and lauren angle

>> part is resilliance. she has been up and down and when she is knocked down, she doesn't stay down. for her enemy respect the fight and see her as an inspiration for coming back and back. we saw she wasn't poplar running as a front runner and we are seeing that in 2016. but as the underdog she grandmother -- gained more and that is why the book is so readable. >> and she had high numbers while at the state department. and she was told largely by one of her friends because you're not in politics. >> and now the numbers are coming down already. and her friend advised had her on the way to the general ass assembly, she said once you come back to the politics, watch out because your numbers are high now, but watch out. >> gerald is up next. >> good morning, how are you on this beautiful morning? >> doing just fine. what is your comment or question? >> nothing is finer than being in carolina. >> i am a disabled vietnam vet. i think most americans don't confuse the definition of scandal which is without proof. t

>> well, california is a very resillient place. this is a third year of the drought. we are deep into it. there have been cutbacks. there are still water supplies available. people are going to cut back. they are going to son serve, ag culture, urban and homeowners. >> scat light technologies and ground sensing devices to save as much as a third of the water that's used on row crops. >> that's maybe a million acre feed of water or more. we need to be wise. we need to be thoughtful and pull together as a community, stop fight can and looking towards cooperative arrangements to share the water that is available and to build the systems that we need for the near term as well as for the future. >> in the meantime, we will all be praying for rain for california. congressman, it's good to see you on the program. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> the president took action today to try to help the agricultural industry to adapt to extreme weather conditions. president obama is creating what he is calling private hubs and our white house correspondent, mike vaquiera has th

establish a program to serve as a coordination point for cybersecurity resources and increase the resilliance by promoting the framework. dhs created that critical infrastructure cyber community. the c-cubed volunitary program. we are the government so we can reuse those acronyms anyway. you can say we have a resurgance together and coordinating those cross-sector issues to maximize the security resillaniance. it isn't done and we acknowledge that. it needs to be built with industry paritoticipation and involvement. dhs is supporting cyber reviews so they can provide resources to help organizations assess their information technology resilient status. they can be done through facilitation with dhs or on their own. dhs has conducted over 330 of these at the request of entities nationwide. we are bringing this together with the volunitary program so it is clear the resources are there. they will offer a range of things like threat and v vulnerability. and the industrial system cert. all of these will come together in the program and dhs works with sector-specific agencies and federal agencies t

sergeant sides is an incredible individual showing unbelievable resilliance after losing one of his eyeslogy is helping him to live a more higher quality of life and be able to do things that he was unable to do with the current technology. ashley: so your next study is going to be when? obviously we see the arm being used with these implanted sensors but can you lose them for legs as well? >> that is exactly right. so we have our second individual that signed up. we're looking for surgical date to place these electrodes. and we believe that this technology can help all individual with limb loss both upper and lower him. ashley: that is amazing. how soon could it be before this is available to the general public, to veterans and those other that is could use it? >> well, that is exactly right. we want this technology to help all individuals, not just our injured servicemembers but all folks in the night and abroad. and we hope that, you know, going through these studies with the fda clearance that this technology will be available soon for all of these individuals that could greatly bene