so. .. i think you ll find a lot of support among the committee for clearer cyanide, but also to resources needed to address these issues and not without a lot of conversations this morning about prevention and the importance of educating students about healthy relationship, healthy encounters and i m glad we are talking about this before they get to college. there were some conversations about the teach safe relationship fact that safe relationship fact that there s a version and have been a cosponsor of other members of the committee. i invite the other committee members and colleagues to look at that enjoy non-because if we are preventing that is the best approach. we know we can take stronger steps not only in prevention. we want to make sure survivors of sexual assault have access to research services and privacy on an off-campus is and i want to emphasize we need to have policies encourage, not discourage survivors from reporting and tickling counseling. that is somet
things like that potentially unininvestigatable if the target has done a good enough job of hiding his other traces. if we believe that be the case, we wouldn t take the position we have. our belief is the civil agencies with the tools they have can veth. it is our belief that the type you have to be arguing in order for that to be the case, you have to argue there s no case in which access to information by direct request to the service provider contributed in a material way to an investigation? i think it s difficult to be categorical in a hypothetical situation. so i would not want to say that. but i will say i think we think on balance, balancing the law the needs of law enforcement with the privacy here we believe that the best the best outcome to this is that the civil agencies work with the tools they have rather than extending this new power to them. but you agree and accept that a contested court proceeding in open court with the target of the investiga
implement encryption where the products make sense to include encryption. yeah. agent littlehale, as you know, when the police search a home or business, officers will provide a copy of a warrant authorizing the search. this might reveal the basic type of investigations whether it involves terrorism or drugs or medicare fraud, but the police don t have to say anything more. i m told law enforcement has serious concerns about a provision in the lee leahy bill that changes the notice provisions to require law enforcement to go beyond that, potentially divulging specific investigative detail to a target. do you share these concerns about in this bill s notice provisions? why or why not. we do, mr. chairman. because we are both concerned that providing greater protection for evidence because it s in digital form is in fact not bringing digital evidence in line with evidence in the physical world. and also because when a search warrant is executed in the physical world, we con
countries like honduras or others that have two times the murder rate of mexico but mexico does have a high murder rate. i think it s about four time, over four times the american rate. five times four times the american rate. i wonder if some of you could the differences in some cities compared to other cities and whether you think it is right now particularly dangerous in these cities with the higher the differences in rates themselves. sir, i think the embassy in mexico city and the different types of agencies that are represented there mr. starr: and the different mr. starr: and the different agencies represented there have different types of violence. that fuels a lot of murder rates. as we said earlier, 25 million americans visit mexico every single year. very few of those people have any type of problem there. you know, tourism is a very big dizz. is a very big business. we re acutely aware of certain places where the drug cartels, one is trying to take over
painting, balloon animals, and a fire works show on the water front right at midnight. venues hosted dozens of musical performance. and the bars were also bus linked. as i watched some of that you stayed up? i have to ring in the new year. no. 8:00. gone. i got to see it. it ain t going to be right. i said next year i m going to go out to alexandria. looks like so much fun. it does look like fun. of course it means i would have to be off this day next year. glad to have you back. let s do temperatures and if you like the weather yesterday, you will love the first day of 2013. as we have a lot of clouds in the forecast. temperatures seasonal. back in the low 40s. they ve been bouncing around a little this morning. reagan national, 39 degrees. dulles 33. bwi marhsall 42. low to mid 40 s. a few showers particularly south of the city. much of this is not touching the ground. as you get down towards colonial beach, st. mary s city might see a light sprinkle or a