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or focus in their science program alone to justify the size of missions of even mars science lab or xoars or let alone in the future a mars sample return which will require the capabilities of many nations to participate. not just u.s. and europe. i remind everybody how many nations have conducted automatic sample return from a planetary surface? one. that was the soviet union. it hn't been done since. one nation is now trying it and that's japan. and we don't know if they will have succeeded or not. they've actually gotten down to the surface of an asteroid and picked -- they've hoped they picked up a sample but we won't know it's a great dra or a great story to see what happens next year to see if that spacecraft does gets back, if it lands successfully and if they open it up to find a sample it will be fantastic, but even if they don't, it will underscore how big a step that is and how remarkable that mission has been conducted. and how necessary it is as we build up our capability. to do it at mars, and i believe the russians and the japanese will be relevant in the planning as wel

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in china, the shanghai xos yet tanked 2.9% in that much of the easy number is coming from there. the hong kong market, down 2.5%. australia slipped 0.6%. the central bank today raised its interest rates. that's it from asia. handing it back to you, joe. >> thanks, christine. see you later. sorry. we're weighing how far to go. now for an early check on the u.s. markets, joining us now, david tice, nariman is here, as well. let me get a quick read on how you feel about the jobs number today and what it's going to show. >> we're a little more pessimistic than the consensus. we think maybe 330,000 job lowses, but this is a much better improvement than in january. this is less than half that. so this is going to be a better number. it's not going to be a great number, let's be honest, but a better number than we've seen in a while. >> a lot of people say let's be honest. we don't need that caveat around here, nariman. we've always honest around here. when does the recession ends? >> from a gdp number, it's already ended. it's done, basically. it's over. >> really over. and the recover

understand from operational needs we need to get those task orders awarded to support the war fighter xoms of that you are talking about the timeliness of dcaa's director stephenson said i will tailor it, but you said regardless you had concerns about timeliness. >> right. >> let me go on. >> can i follow up though? >> you will get a chance at the end. because i don't want my chairperson to jump me again. i want to go back. we are trying to help you, david, mr. ricci. in the sense of trying to bring issues out and focus on them and support you. so i want to go back. 1994, you are right. we are using contractor purchasing system review is subcontracting is sort of a featured area for discussion. your teams, and i've worked with your teams. there are some pretty sharp people. i have worked with them extensively in my time, and i am pretty impressed by what they do. they had 102 people in 1984. they have 14 faq would have to grow it by 800% to be back where you were and we have seen study after study. we could have charged that the workload is more demanding right now for dcma, more demandi

understand from operational needs we need to get those task orders awarded to support the war fighter xorms of that you are talking about the timeliness of dcaa's director stephenson said i will tailor it, but you said regardless you had concerns about timeliness. >> right. >> let me go on. >> can i follow up though? >> you will get a chance at the end. because i don't want my chairperson to jump me again. i want to go back. we are trying to help you, david, mr. ricci. in the sense of trying to bring issues out and focus on them and support you. so i want to go back. 1994, you are right. we are using contractor purchasing system review is subcontracting is sort of a featured area for discussion. your teams, and i've worked with your teams. there are some pretty sharp people. i have worked with them extensively in my time, and i am pretty impressed by what they do. they had 102 people in 1984. they have 14 faq would have to grow it by 800% to be back where you were and we have seen study after study. we could have charged that the workload is more demanding right now for dcma, more demand

signing off, when you sign off a friend e-mail, i do with good friends i do "xo." >> you do?" how do you sign? >> "blessings kathie lee" or "god bless khie lee." >> someone was upset because he was a boyfriend or girlfriend and he wrote "regards." which i thought was rude or not nice. >> or else he's trying to tell you something. >> it's over? >> yeah. >> the head of the english-catholic church talks about sometimes excessive e-mail, mobile phone texting, that sff, he says from a spiritual perspective it's creating shallow friendships and undermining community and life. i've been at starbucks and people are good at texting but when they come up to place a order, they're looking down. you're like i'm up here. >> you don't go downstairs here down to the bottom. i'm always on that big staircase. other da again on thursday there was something, very tight miniskirt, really high heels, looking adorable. i didn't know her, but texting. i said are you crazy? you're going to -- then she'll sue. that's the thing. somebody will sue the building and they were the ones texting in the high

our directer is now tom will helm, our xo is kent bowman, mr les grou is still there, and many the other areas we have moved a little bit into south america. dr. jeffrey demrest is our south merge expert. we have mr. scott henderson looking closely at chinese hackers, rob kurtz looks at europe, and we have a u.s.-mexican border team, so we really have kind of spread out an awful lot over the past couple years. some things haven't changed out at fort leavenworth, wetill have a lot of prisons -- [laughter] and you'll know you're near fort leavenworth if you go to the kansas city airport and you see the t-shirt that says leavenworth penitentiary, a gated community. [laughter] you know you're in the area. well, what i would like to discuss today is some of the consequences, aually, of the georgian/russian conflict of august 2008 from an information technology and, perhaps, cognitive point of view. i'm also prepared if anybody has questions about chinese information warfare techniques, tactics, whatever to answer those questions as well. interestingly enough, there seems to be very little con

these isgrigg it was vital to the success of the 9/11 commission and its lack can be a real handicap xoa minimum the commissionhould be given subpoena power. a trickier problem is whether the commission should be allowed for immunity in order to obtain testimony from witnees who might otherwise aert the fifth amendment against self-determination. this inquiry for individual exposure may be an issue in every case of alleged abuse, some form of limited immunity may be essential. the issue must be handled with care as the grant of limited testimony may be a jeopardy. stack that as potential trade-offs that st be considered by the committee informing the commission. finally with respect to the product. the enabling legislation should also set forth a suspected in product of the investigation of the 9/11 commission was given broad charge to investigate the facts and circumstances write the attacks. and also to formulate remmendations based on those links. in my view such a broad mandate would not be appropriate in a contexthere talking about the tragedy that the commission should be charged

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