otis, sikorsky, utc climate controls and security and utc power.utc has been a great partner of national journal in underwriting the congressional connection poll. you may have seen it as every week that congress is in session, the utc poll takes the pulse of opinion from americans and brings the message back to washington. utc's leadership recognizes the portion of highlighting these issues before law make,s and in-- lawmakers and influentials like you. thanks to the team for partnering with us on the utc poll, but also bringing us together with charlie cook several times during this critical election period. prior to joining utc in 2008, greg led the washington, d.c. office of semen and currently leads all the government and state affairs for utc. his portfolio is even broader, and that includes directing the government relations for china, russia and the e.u.. please welcome greg ward. [applause] >> thank you, victoria, and good morning everybody. it's good to be back, and it's good charlie has now arrived for his program. [laughter] we're happy

the unmanned craft left the space station at 9:49 utc and fired its engines for the last time. it was exposed to temperatures of more than 1,000 degrees celsius as it re-entered the earth's atmosphere. >> this couldn't have gone better. we look forward to doing lots more missions in the future and continuing to upgrade the technology and push the frontier of space transportation. >> previously, spacecraft that achieved the feat had been developed by the united states or russian governments. the latest success will expand the possibilities for private sector space exploration. it will also give a huge boost to the obama administration's policy of pushing space development led by private business. >>> people around the globe are observing world no tobacco day. it's a day to raise aware balance the health risks of smoking. researchers at the world health organization estimate tobacco kills almost 6 million people every year. this includes deaths by secondhand smoke. w.h.o. leaders chose tobacco industry interference as their theme this year. they say more manufacturers are taking

that's 18 utc, but actually it will be becoming a typhoon by saturday morning. landfall is possible here, but also possible it could swerve further to the east and head towards taiwan. now, a tropical system like this is always a concern, but particularly for taiwan. it has been receiving astronomical amounts of rain over the last several days, extreme heavy rain totaling over a meter and a half has fallen in parts of the island. there's a severe flooding situation right now, but as you can see, the front that's been supplying the heavy rain has not moved very far, so we're continuing to see the heavy rain coming down in taiwan, and down in towards the southern coast of chi china. you could see up to 250 millimeters of additional rainfall on your thursday. now, up towards the north there's also some heavy rain falling. this system is going to be lingering for the next day or so in and around northern china, so ongoing rain with some short-time bursts of heavy rain as well in that and thunderstorms. most of japan seeing clear skies today, but we'll see rain movin

they completed the manual docking shortly before 500 hours utc. [ applause ] china's state-run news agency says china is this third one in the world to master the dock technology. it says china has acquired the basic ability to build a space station. the successful maneuvers have given momentum to china's plan to build a permanent space station by 2020. the crew members will return to earth on friday after carrying out more scientific experiments in space. >> reporter: chinese and japanese are holding events to celebrate 40 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries. but despite the festivities relations between the countries are uneasy. one reason is friction over the senkaku islands in the east china sea. japan controls them and says they are part are of its southernmost prefecture okinawa. china says it owns them. in march china's marine research ships started patrolling the seas near the senkaku islands. >> translator: tokyo will protect the senkaku islands. >> reporter: when he made that comment recently, tokyo governor also said he intended to buy some of the islands fro

he leads all of the federal and government state of affairs for utc. his portfolio is even more abroad, that includes directing affairs for china and the you. please welcome greg ward. [applause] >> thank you, victoria and all of you. it is our pleasure on behalf of united technologies to be here. we are a pretty substantial company. about 210,000 employees around the world. about $60 billion in revenue. you can see on the podium on number of the companies that are part of our family. we are about to add one more. that is the good rich corporations. we hope to have that in the family within the next six weeks or so. we are waiting for approval of that. it is our approval to be here this morning. it is always fun to work in collaboration and partnership with the national journal and the national journal family of products and people. i do not know how did it does it, but he seemed to recruit the best people to run his program and his division. it has been a great affiliation over a substantial number of years. it is also fun to be here again with charli

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you may even have been asleep, but last night at midnight utc time, the internet underwent a very big change. >> a step that is the, the internet operators were hard at work, moving to a new system for giving websites that addresses -- i was definitely a sleek. >> with plans to have everything from your car to your coffee maker online, the number of addresses they have is not nearly enough. >> more people than ever are using devices capable of linking up with the internet, but the technology that allows these devices to get online is hitting its threshold. that is because we are running out of internet protocol for ip addresses. every device on the internet is assigned an ip address in the form of a group of numbers, and it is essential for the device to receive data. under the current global standard, we have used up almost all of the available numbers. so they are being shared among devices which go off line. but that looks set to change. the next generation standard offers practically limitless number combinations. it will assign a fixed number to internet-ready devices. in theory,

utc is comprised of several well-known brands like hamilton, otis, utc power. utc has been a great power and underwriting the connection polls. he may have seen it. the poll takes the pulse of opinion from americans and brings the message back to washington. the leaders of recognizes the importance of highlighting these issues and before the national influential. for partnering us. meetin he led the office and currently its of the federal government and state of affairs for utc. his portfolio is even broader. please welcome greg ward. >> thank you. the morning everybody. it is good to be back. we are glad to see mr. cook this morning. it is our pleasure to be here. we are a pretty substantial company. ,nd number of the company's we're are bought ready to add one more. we hope to have this within the next six weeks or so. it is our pleasure to be here this morning. it is always fun to work in partnership with the national journal and the national journal family. he seems to recruit the best people to run his division. it is fun to be here with charlie. they are

although executives in all three companies have learned of the export violations by 2004 or early 2005, utciled to make a required disclosure to the united states government for several years. >> it is not the first time that this has happened. during the clinton years, a new york-based company illegally sold satellite technology to china. it was here in this south bronx complex years ago that the company produced radar detection equipment, often used in u.s. fighter jets. >> reporter: as china flexes its military might, officials say defense contractors might be tempted by the promise of lucrative new markets, despite u.s. sanctions that date back to a brutal chinese crackdown at tiananmen square. >> the chinese, obviously, are a major market for aviation, civilian aviation, and given where russia's been able to provide a lot of technologies and weapons systems to china for military aviation. that really shouldn't be a surprise. >> but this time, exporters who skirted the rules got caught. pratny whitney canada pled guilty. the three firms agreed to shell out $75 million in a settlement wi

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government and state affairs for utc. his portfolio is even broader and that includes directing government relations for china, russia and the e. eeo. please wlcome greg warden. [applause] >> thank you victorian good morning everybody. it's good to be back and good that charlie has arrived for his program. we are happy to see mr. cook this morning. it's our pleasure on behalf of the united technologies to be here as victoria told you. we are pretty substantial company of about 210,000 employees around the world give or take about $60 billion in revenue and she listed and i think you can see on the podium the number of companies that are part of her family. we are hopefully about ready to add one more that is the goodrich corp. and we hope to have that within the family within the next six weeks or so and anticipating approval for that from the department of justice here in the e.u.. it's our pleasure to be here again this morning. it's always fun to work in collaboration and partnership with the "national journal" and the

he leads all of the federal and government state of affairs for utc.en more abroad, that includes directing affairs for china and the you. please welcome greg ward. [applause] >> thank you, victoria and all of you. it is our pleasure on behalf of united technologies to be here. we are a pretty substantial company. about 210,000 employees around the world. about $60 billion in revenue. you can see on the podium on number of the companies that are part of our family. we are about to add one more. that is the good rich corporations. we hope to have that in the family within the next six weeks or so. we are waiting for approval of that. it is our approval to be here this morning. it is always fun to work in collaboration and partnership with the national journal and the national journal family of products and people. i do not know how did it does it, but he seemed to recruit the best people to run his program and his division. it has been a great affiliation over a substantial number of years. it is also fun to be here again with charlie and two premier an

oftentimes will make individual contacts to tsa at the operations center and even perhaps to the federal utc cutie center here in washington. >> chief o'connor? >> yes, sir. we've trained 19,000 employees in to "see something, say something" program, as well as the general public. we've developed a program, and any and all reports coming toward national communications center. they are invested at the local level, and those that have any substantive are passed on to our representatives at the joint terrorism task force. so it's been a very successful program for us. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. i want to revisit something to i think you can tell by my opening statement on of the impression that this inspect a program is too heavy and personal, and based on his earlier history was able to get by pretty efficiently and effectively with about 100 inspectors. certainly no more than 200 will be necessary based on what i've heard prior to the senate, and from y'all. so i'd like to start with mr. morris. is that your view, would you agree or disagree