hosted by the data transfer trance transparency coalition. good morning, i am managing principal with unlimited and i am here representing act iraq. this provides an objective and trusted former government and industry executives collaborate to address key issues facing our government. it has been my pleasure to be a leader in this project. we have volunteers from dozens of companies and government agencies collaborating to discuss data challenges in a practitioner focused forum. white papers, panels, panels, conferences have been produced and made available to public. check out the website for all of the output. with great pleasure, i introduced today s keening q keynote speaker. mark dahms has had three main responsibilities in that role. he led the statistics administration which includes two of the nation s preeminent data bureaus. these agencies collect information on the united states dynamic population and economy, publishing vital vital data to the citizens, busines
i would like to call this hearing to order. admiral, welcome. i would like to welcome admiral rogers, director of the national security agency. mike, as you know we typically hold hearing in close session so we can review your classified programs. given the sensitive nature of the programs and the need to protect methods which intelligence is gathered that position is understandable. today, we want to take time to insure the american people have an opportunity to learn more about the nsa, the mission you workforce is tasked with and what you are doing to combat the increasing cyber threat to the nation. cyber threats are top priority for the intelligence community. attacks are increasing in scale, scope, and complexity and severity of impact. the office of personal management suffered from one of the biggest cyber breaches our government has ever encountered and there are count less other recent examples of attacks in the public and private sector. while the nsa typically wor
economics, china, fire fighting, u.s. military bases around the world and much more. for a complete television schedule, booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. now, we kick off the weekend with wikileaks editor-in-chief julian assange. he has a new book titled the wikileaks files: the world according to u.s. empire. [inaudible conversations] to invite all of you here. this is the launch of the wikileaks files. i m jacob stevens, i m the director of verso books, and we ve been working on this project with julian assange and with wikileaks for about four years now. and so this is the culmination of a lot of collaborative editorial and political work that we re very proud of, and we re thrilled to be able to publish this in close cooperation with julian assange and with wikileaks and with his fantastic introduction. you should all get a copy. if you haven t got one on your way in, get one on the way out, it s part of
this huge growth not only in the population of the church and the southern hemisphere but the leadership of the church. do you see that continuing and what are the implications? isn t the church growing especially in other countries and what is the future of that. yes it is. francis of of course is an expression of that. even though his heritage is i tell you. he spoke only dialect with his grandmother. he embraced the evangelical movement in the developed countries. he has great sympathy with a lot of the developments there. what we re seeing there often is a kind of repetition of this history of our church at an earlier stage, of saying the western church. it is a much more attractive thing to become a priest and some of those countries because there is no other way to get an education and escape poverty or whatever tribal ties people have. so you get a lot of what happens in the early middle ages, priesthood was the only way you could become learned, influential, those k
more presidential hopefuls with books included weekends full of nonfiction books and american history, the pope s isn t to the united states will continue today as he travels from new york to philadelphia. live coverage starts at 4:30 p.m. eastern as pope francis isn t independence hall. at 7:30 p.m. the pontiff attend the festival of family which is part of the world meeting of families. moving to our road to the white house and join us sunday evening at 6:35 eastern as a harvard professor and presidential candidate lawrence less egg talks about his decision to run for president and his suggestions to change the political system. and on c-span2 s booktv tonight at 10:00, fox news host bill o reilly speaks with bay buchanan and his latest book killing reagan, an inside look at ronald reagan s political career and the challenges he face following an assassination attempt on sunday afternoon and 1:00, doug casey sits down with booktv at freedom fest in las vegas to discus