will commit additional acts of violence, it s more a question of when. welcome to thursday. this is meet the press daily. i m chuck todd. six asian women are dead when gunman aaron long went on a two-county rampage targeting spas in the area. while a motive has not yet been determined, the reality is this happened to have happened during a massive rise in asian american violence in this nation. a year after the prior administration referred to the pandemic as the china virus or the kung flu. now our leaders are being forced to recon with a ugly reality. two senior administration officials tell nbc news president biden and vice president harris will meet with asian american leaders when they visit atlanta tomorrow. flags are being flown at half-staff in honor of the victims and members of congress did something they said they have not done in more than 30 years, held a hearing on violence against asians and other americans. sitting and testifying about their experiences, i
Publicprivate innovations and the public and private sector issues on Cyber Security. I want to also echo frank and thank our sponsors for this, northrup grummond. In addition to his day job at f northrup grummond, hes on the panel for the Cyber Security. At the end of the 50 minutes for audience questions. First immediately to my left, your right. Scott aaronson, executive director for business continuity. Hes been there since 2009, working in a variety of roles before getting his current position, before that work on the hill for congressman lantos, senator nelson for a number of years has a masters here from gw, from the graduate school of political management and also will be announcing this early next month, will be a member of the senators board of directors. Finally to his left, kirsten todd is the president and managing partner of Liberty Group ventures and also a resident sclar at the university of Pittsburgh Institute for cyber law. She served as executive director for the co
It is meet the press daily and i am chuck todd. Were following a number of developments right now about the pandemic, on capitol hill, and on the Supreme Court. And were also following news that the president is about tosh to issue a few pardons. We begin with what could be the biggest hack of the u. S. Government ever. The list of Government Agencies and private Companies Reportedly breached by what is suspected to be a russian state hack is astounding, alarming, and, sadly, its growing. The agency tasked with securing our countrys Cyber Infrastructure is calling the hack, quote, a grave risk to federal agencies, to state governments, and for some private sector companies. Were going to try to get a definition of what grave risk means in a moment. They are also bluntly warning that we do not know the full extent of what was compromised, nor how it was compromised. Let me repeat. Weve been attacked and we dont know how they did it, we dont know what they took, and we dont know if theyr
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