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federal employees social security numbers or personally identifying information, would that have prevented the disclose shoe of their personally identifiable information to hackers once they compromised your system? this is a question that has been asked of my colleagues who are experts in cybersecurity and they have informed me that indeed in this particular case the encryption woulgd not have prevented this breach. encryption is an important tool and that s why we continue to build the encryption methods within our systems. but in this particular case it would not have prevented it. my question was wasn t whether it would have prevented the breach, it was whether it would have prevented the access to the information in. no it would not have. in response to the questions of the compliance and the i.t. upgrades, mr. spires, mr. esser any difference of opinion or insight you might offer about the complies and whether it could have and been a different outcome her ....
petitioner s reading the idea that the state you can t possibly justify this as adequate notice to the states. mr. general verrilli, we get a lot of amicus briefs from the states and we got two amica briefs from states. 34, i think are the number of states that declined or failed to establish a state exchange? correct. now if they were all caught off guard and they were upset about this you would expect them to file an amicus brief telling us that. but of the 34, only six of them signed the brief submitted by a number of states making that argument. 23 states, 23 jurisdictions submitted that brief. 17 of them are states that established state exchanges. only six states that didn t establish state exchanges signed the brief. how do you account for that. first, you have two 22 states in both camps, allm whom told you they didn t understand the statute that way. and as to the other states there is a quite important point that goes to their understanding. rememb ....
simmons jr. i was talking to them back there and i said is there anything you want me to share when i go on the floor of the senate? he said please share that god cares for his people god still lives. i was amazed. then he said with great enthusiasm and energy, a sense of excitement that this evil attack would lead to reconciliation restoration and unity in our nation. those are powerful words. it is with great sadness and amazing hope that our future as a nation hasn t changed. it has been changed because one person decided to murder nine. it has been changed because the response of those nine families has been so courageous. so inspiring. and if you permit me, i will read the names of it those nine individuals. we honor the reverend sharonda coleman-singleton, a beloved teacher, coach at goose creek high school. her son chris has shown us all what an amazing mother she was through his strength over the past six days. we honor cynthia hurd, whose love for education has ....
daniel was that kid who sensed when other children were hurting. his dad told me last night how daniel would see little kids sitting alone at lunch with no one to talk to, and daniel would go over, sit down next to them, make a new friend, just because it was the right thing to do. reverend pinckney and little daniel barden new the difference between words and actions. they understood that actions are what really count. the u.s. gun homicide rate is 20 times higher than that of our 22 peer nations. 86 people die every day from guns. that s four sandy hooks ten charlstons every day. since sandy hook, there has been a school shooting, on average every week. how on earth can we live with ourselves if we do nothing or, worse, if we don t even try? he will be joined by vice president joe biden and first lady michelle obama. we will bring you that event live here on c-span. an in-depth look at iran, its government culture, and their views of the united states. that is satur ....
using data analysis alone and set of a proven 10. what does that mean for your agency? are we going to see more aggressive breaking news cases? julian: this has been just a tremendously important tool in ensuring communities can ensure themselves fair housing opportunities across the board whether it is race or disability or other protected classes. we have been doing this for 40 years now. what it does do is it gives us certainty as we go forward with complaints that we can fully use this tool of impact, and we will use it. i believe in using it we will ensure that more people of different backgrounds have the opportunity they ought to have in america. emily: it is not about getting it over discrimination, the kind of discrimination where i will not rent to you because you are black, it s about getting different kinds of discrimination that exist in zoning laws and the formulas of how we decide where affordable housing in communities. can you give us a sense of how per ....