To train government and private sector cybersecurity experts at control technologies at Idaho National lab and help them to develop an understanding of what they can do to minimize and mitigate vulnerabilities. So we all know that cybersecurity is going to remain a challenge as far out into the future as we can see. Secretary moniz and i have made this a high priority. Indeed, were going to put over 100 million this year and next year towards cybersecurity of the nations electric grid. In closing, i want to speak directly to the students here today. Can you raise your hands . I understand there are a lot of you. When the president of the United States and many cabinet members and ceos of Important Companies come to your campus, we hope were going to inspire you to pursue careers that give you a chance to find a way to do public service. That can take many forms, and you will blaze your own trails. Indeed, my 17yearold son richard will join you here on campus as a member of the class of
Even more dialogue and probably more partnership with the government on this. This is a serious issue and will become a competitive issue. Is this deciding i want to be in Computer Science in fifth grade or fourth grade or is this something i can recover from if im 16 or 18 or 20 . I think theres vary opinions on that and i welcome the other panelists opinions on that, but what the data has suggested is that if you dont have the right math and Science Education k through 12 and especially through high school f you dont go to college f you dont have that basic math and science foundation, its hard to recover from. You dont have to be a Computer Scientist but the basic analytical skill youre going to need. So, we spend a lot of our intel teach, which has been a 25year foundational effort at intel, on teaching in the classroom, as part of our community effort, we send our own engineers out to teach k through 12 and to really teach teachers how to be better match and science teachers and a
Level talks to reunite families separated by the war. A sign that tensions are easing between the two countries. American film director oliver stone visited japan to offer his perspective on world war ii and the importance of history. Egyptians are wrestling with range of emotions as they head into the weekend. Some are angry two days after authorities came down hard on supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi leaving more than 600 dead. Others are fearful because the same supporters are calling for more demonstrations across the country. New video gives another perspective on the security crackdown. It shows authorities moving in in one of two protest camps in cairo. Sky news cameraman michael dean shot the video, he was later killed that day. They started to shoot the people. People that are not even here in the square. Medical teams struggle with the constant stream of injured people. More than 4,000 were hurt in the security operation. Members of Mohamed Morsis power base, the
Better. An extreme makeover. Thats what some republicans say the party needs after losing the presidency and seats in congress. All morning, well look at how the grand old party might be looking for a bold new image. Why did you do that to me . Humiliating tasks and degrading exercises all part of the therapy designed to turn gay merge straight. Now several men are suing for treatment so controversial we cant even show you the pictures. Good morning, everyone. Im randi kaye. Thanks for starting your morning with me. In just two weeks, egyptians will vote on a new constitution, the Constitutional Assembly handed the new constitution to the president just a short time ago, but right now, egypt seems anything but united. Supporters of president Mohamed Morsi have been filling the streets around Cairo University just across the nile river. The opposition is urging antigovernment protesters to fill iconic Tahrir Square in cairo. Ian lee joins us by phone. It was quieter at Tahrir Square ear