Program and when we push to raise the minimum wage, one of the important lenses to look through is how is it affecting the women who are, 1 3 of whom are on the brink or actually living in poverty . Mr. Garamendi those statistics are a wakeup call for america. More than half the population are female. And yet our policies are not womenfriendly policies. Our laws are not womenfriendly laws. And we need to change that. Id like now to ask my colleague from california, longtime city councilwoman in the city of los angeles, a woman who knows these issues from her experience representing the communities in that area, and now an outstanding member of the congress, ms. Hahn. Ms. Hahn thank you. I appreciate, john, you taking this first hour tonight to focus on women and jobs. Its certainly an issue that we women are very aware of and have worked on a lot in our jobs, in our districts, in our homes. But its nice when our men are enlightened. Mr. Garamendi if i might interrupt for a moment. Im h
Ibis sanchezserrano, whats the reason that you say that 90 of all online drugs, meaning Prescription Drugs, are fake . There has been a study of the pharmaceutical association here in the United States that has done some research about many of these drugs online, which have been fake or counterfeited drugs. So, people have to be careful when they purchase these drugs, because one of the things that could lead people to go ahead and buy these drugs is the price. But there is no question about the quality, so this is something people have to keep in mind all the time. Who makes them . Many come from south america, india, peru, and different regions of the world. They have no drugs in them at all, or they are not as good as the brand name . What happens with these fake drugs, is that some of them have no active ingredient at all. And in some cases, the ingredients are adulterated. So, if these drugs do not come with different certificates of manufacturing practices from the world health o
His lines of communications. Glen gleanwald at the guardian at the time almost missed breaking the story of the nsa Surveillance Program because when snowden asked him to install an encryption tool called pgp, greenwald failed. He went to another journal ist who was better schooled in the dark arts of digit communication who got the documents to the guardian and eventually out to the world. One year into the snowden story, one of the biggest less options journalists can draw this if you are no good at encryption, how can sources transcriust you protect their an animity. If thats the case, why would a source trust you with their story . This week, we are digging into what they call the deep web. A featured interview were the guardian journalist who worked on the snowden story. First, we will explore one of the Growth Industries in the world of journalism, the encryption tools more and more reporters are using to get the story, keep the powers that be accountable to protect their sources
The National Security agency, his employer. So, he secured his lines of communications. Glen gleanwald at the guardian at the time almost missed breaking the story of the nsa Surveillance Program because when snowden asked him to install an encryption tool called pgp, greenwald failed. He went to another journal ist who was better schooled in the dark arts of digit communication who got the documents to the guardian and eventually out to the world. One year into the snowden story, one of the biggest less options journalists can draw this if you are no good at encryption, how can sources transcriust you protect their an animity. If thats the case, why would a source trust you with their story . This week, we are digging into what they call the deep web. A featured interview were the guardian journalist who worked on the snowden story. First, we will explore one of the Growth Industries in the world of journalism, the encryption tools more and more reporters are using to get the story, k
His lines of communications. Glen gleanwald at the guardian at the time almost missed breaking the story of the nsa Surveillance Program because when snowden asked him to install an encryption tool called pgp, greenwald failed. He went to another journal ist who was better schooled in the dark arts of digit communication who got the documents to the guardian and eventually out to the world. One year into the snowden story, one of the biggest less options journalists can draw this if you are no good at encryption, how can sources transcriust you protect their an animity. If thats the case, why would a source trust you with their story . This week, we are digging into what they call the deep web. A featured interview were the guardian journalist who worked on the snowden story. First, we will explore one of the Growth Industries in the world of journalism, the encryption tools more and more reporters are using to get the story, keep the powers that be accountable to protect their sources