The director of the National Security agency, general paul nakasone, joined other National Security professionals to talk about the foreign Intelligence Surveillance act, and cybersecurity, in a discussion at the center for strategic and International Studies in washington, d. C. This is about one hour and 15 minutes. General, it is a real honor to be on the stage with you. For me, it is a personal treat. You became the director of the nsa and the commander of cybercom a little over five years ago. And before that, when i first had the pleasure of missing you when you are the head of cyber, you are the head of army cyber, he went from being a one star to a four star in just six years, an impressive sign of how wellregarded you are. I would like to use that fiveyear time period during your tenure at the nsa as the framework for our discussion this morning by looking at some of the extraordinary technological changes that have transpired over that period as well as a whirlwind of geopoli
My name is andrew hunter. Im a senior fellow here at the center for strategic and International Studies and the International Security program and director of our Defense Industrial initiatives group that focuses on defense acquisition and increasingly on what i call defense trade or the cooperation of defense acquisition that we do with our allies and partners. Im going to introduce our panel, and maybe kick off the question and answer session with this group when were ready for that. Our panel is divided into two folks who are presenting and two discussants who will speak to the presentations and other issues under this topic. And our topic for this panel is finding opportunities to facilitate republic of korea u. S. Defense r d cooperation. I think we have a really strong panel to present to you on this topic. To my left is mr. Steve wellby, who recently completed service or at least within the last several months, completed service as the assistant secretary of defense for research
This is a annual event that the Japan Program hosts to invade thinkers who we often dont get to listen to here in washington. This year i am extremely honored to have these leaders. They have been my mentors. I respected them deeply. They have caught me so many things over the years that i have known them. Im very very happy they agreed to come to washington and talk to us this morning. You all have a bio in the program thats in your seats. I save you from a lengthy introduction. It is to demonstrate joint operations on selfDefense Forces and we will listen to what they have in mind about future defense posture. Before i start im a director of Japan Program here. This annual event could not have happened without a lot of the sponsors and supporters of the Japan Program. I would very much like to thank all of the Japan Program supporters at this occasion. You can see the list of supporters at the back of this pro su bro sure. Hopefully this will grow over the years. A couple of administ
Before we bring in our reporter on the ground, we want to bring you sound from the moments the officers opened fire on that suspect. And that was video given to us from a viewer while he was stuck in traffic. He was just yards away from the action. So was nbc bay area Jodi Hernandez who heard the shots as we were talking to her during our live breaking coverage. Jody joins us on the phone right now. Tell us and our viewers that you are okay. Reporter im absolutely okay. Scary moments here but fortunately everyone is okay. We were on our way to the court when traffic came to a stand still, got out of the van, and walked up to the police line where they had stopped traffic and i witnessed the s. W. A. T. Team and all of a sudden shots range out. Looked like tier tear gas and s. And they confirmed that the driver did shoot at the officer because it was an exchange of gunfire. He also confirmed that this all started in fairfield this morning with a failure to yield situation. Fairfield pol
Like harvard, where we are now. One Company Betting Big on boston is General Electric. Multinational broke ground on a new World Headquarters right here in the city. The ceo talked about the collaboration between the company and the city of boston. Jeff one of the Oldest Companies has moved its headquarters to one of the countrys oldest cities for the purpose of creating this huge, whether its in Renewable Energy or Life Sciences or technology or aviation, these the things we want to bring to the city. These of the things we think we can do together. Caroline it is a year when they won the bid for ge. It cost the city on property relief on top of a incentive package from the state. I sat down with the cfo to discuss why boston was the topic. Top pick. Jeff i think boston is unique. You start with a place where there is more research spent in any other place in the world. It is a bed of ideas in a sea of ideas. There is such an entrepreneurial irit and so many startups in a deep technol