mcafee has been doing it for many years. really now an opportunity to go faster and at that strategy and intel as you know is a company who really prides itself on innovation, on quality and really it is a great honor for us at mcafee now to -- securities one of the three pillars of really what intel is trying to do in the marketplace and when we made the announcement, they have been focusing in on power and performance and internet connectivity and now to add security of the major pillar is a -- employees and of course as we go into the next phase of our companies lifecycle, we are looking forward to a lot of new products, a lot of new innovation and it weighs to follow some of the nastiest most insidious security problems in the world. we are not let you -- get close with the acquisition. we are still in the proposed merger state in the regulatory approval to finish the acquisition. but when it does, we will be announcing some new products and some new architectures that really have some great promise to make the world a s

mcafee, if you would start off by giving you an overview of mcafee and your own background. >> guest: sure, peter. dave dewalt here, president and ceo, of course, and mcafee is the largest dedicated security company. we are entirely focused on security from consumers through corporations, governments. we do business in over 100 countries around the world. we've been in business about 23 years. we were one of the original inventers of antivirus by john mcafee way back in the 1990s, and, of course, we're doing a nice job building his company up, focusing in on the security marketplace, and it's very complex. as the ceo, i've been here at mcafee just short of four years now, and we have seen just tremendous change in the security space and tremendous change at mcafee. we went from, really, just an antivirus company with about 90% of our revenues in just one product area to really a full security company, network security, end point, mobile security and really a complete architecture for security from consumers to corporations. so thank you for having me and glad to be here. >> host: now,

mcafee is the largest dedicated security company. we are entirely focused on security from consumers to corporations and governments. we do business in over 100 countries. we have been in business 23 years. we were one of the original inventor's of anti-virus by john mcafee back in the 1990's. we're doing a nice job of building the company up and focusing on the security market place. it is very complex. as ceo, i have been here short of four years. in the four years i have been here, we have seen tremendous changes in the security space and at mcafee. we went from being an anti-virus company with 90% of our revenues in one product area to a full security company for networks and mobile. we have a complete architecture for security for consumers and corporations. >> when you hear the term "cyber security," what do you think? >> digital security. internet security, digital security, cyber security. it is really the protection of all things digital and in the cyber, internet world. that is the core definition. >> we're joined by joy at

. >> for mcafee, we focus on where the threat is. we want to protect whatever consumers or employees he is. >> cyber security with the president and ceo of mcafee. on c-span2. >> they are all waiting for his big idea. we have got their big idea. labor has published their fresh and new ideas. the tree was chopped down and there's absolutely nothing in it. we all knew we wanted a blank page, but never thought they would publish a whole book of them. [laughter] where are his plans? what are his great ideas? he does not have a single idea to make this country a better place. instead of sniping, why does he not join in and work out how we could build a better society in our country? >> now, from london, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. prime minister david cameron defended the big society program. he gives power back to local communities and encourage is volunteerism. they argue that the public spending cuts would hurt volunteer efforts. later, they ask the prime minister questions on supporting foreign nation

johnny mcafee of the university of connecticut football team performing some incredible trick shots on a new video. shows him knocking a bottle off someone's head from several distances. make throws blindfolded and even breaking plates in the air. he's also seen making some unbelievable shots from the basketball court from the seats. the youtube video has already gone viral and it's one of the most searched on google. >>> well, wake forest baseball coach tom walter is expected to leave the hospital and return home to north carolina today. this, after an incredible act of generosity. all to help one of his players. richard schlesinger has details. >> reporter: he had almost no warning. 19-year-old kevin jordan was a promising baseball player. an outfielder recruited to wake forest university by coach tom walter. that was before kevin's kidneys failed. >> at the time i didn't know what it was. i just -- i thought i was out of shape, and i kind of knew it in the back of my mind, i wasn't. >> reporter: he had a rare disease that caused kevin's immune system to attack his own body. just mon

this morning, the mcafee antivirus company warnings that cyberthreats to mobile devices are on the rise. that's your moneywatch. for more, stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm ashley morrison. >>> this summer delta airlines is offering a new section on international flights with more leg room and extra space to recline. they call them economy comfort seats and they will have as much as 4" of additional leg room and recline 50% more than standard economy. but it's going to cost you another $80 to $160 each way. oh, and get this. the new seating class also includes free liquor. >>> time now is 4:45. he is a criminal with a conscience. >> i know i did it. i realize that. and i really am sorry to have to do this. >> the caught-on-tape confession this polite robber made before getting away with the cash. >> and chocolate a super food? the new study that says your favorite weakness may be healthier than fruit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new laws. >>> a month after the shooting rampage in tucson, arizona, legislators are considering some new laws. one would ban large capacity gun machines like th

the mcafee anti-virus company warned that cyber threats to mobile devices are on the rise. >>> if you've ever bought a phone or computer only for a new and improved version to come out right after, best buy is trying to help. under its new buy back program, the chain agreed to buy back certain products within a limited time. customers can get a partial refund based on how quickly they return the item. for now the program is free, but starting saturday, the cost will vary depending on the product. >>> and meet the world's most polite armed robber. >> do me a favor. >> yes. >> would you empty that till for me, please, put it right here? i really am sorry to have to do this, but i've got kids. thank you very much. i appreciate it. and i really am sorry. if i ever get back on my feet again, sir, i'll bring it back. >> wow. well, the thief walked out with about $300. but his good manners may have backfired. this video went viral and helped police track him down. the 65-year-old man was arrested monday and faces a host of charges. and i think when they said good manners pay, i don't think they

rivals from all over thirty countries will show their skills at one of the season opening events given mcafee's has more. moscow stage than twenty turned rhythmic gymnastics world championships back in september and now the sport's top names return to luzhniki arena one of the first big events of twenty eleven a moscow grand prix is said to be the start of an important season for gymnasts from over thirty countries and now that the format of the competition has changed it gives more opportunities for younger athletes switch to the field the regulations have changed for gymnasts who won medals at the world championships will represent each country with just two of them then progressing to the second day's finals apart from not less known girls will compete in the same events on saturday with a chance to make it through to the finals depending on their results. russia has his best roster at the weekend with the main quartet of gymnastics all stars led by limpid gold medalist and world champion it can you can either but i'm very excited to present my new program in front of the home crowd it's a n

mcafee stock is up slightly. for the first time smart phones out sold pcs in the last month of 2010. consumers bought more than 302 smart phones. nokia remains the top maker of smart phones. apple has the fastest growth at 86%. >>> time now 6:53. the way he said it was nice but what he did was not. why the hold up man was a memorable one. >>> killed by a bird. how a rooster being thrown into a cock fight turned the tables on one of the spectators. >>> good morning, we are looking at the bay bridge from another angle today. traffic is backed up for a 10- 15 minute delay. we'll tell you more coming up. i can't believe that guy made it home. nobody drives drunk anymore. [ ring hold on, i got another call coming in. [ ring [ tires screech while drunk driving rates have dropped greatly, negligent driving and speeding fatalities have skyrocketed. someone dies every 13 minutes from negligent driving, so keep your hands on the wheel, your eyes on the road, and your phone put away. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back.

david dewalt is the ceo of mcafee. thank you for being on "washington journal." >> the government says a unintended acceleration in toyota vehicles were caused by mechanical problems. 20 million vehicles were recalled. the secretary of transportation talks about the problem. prevent accidents our charge above all is to save lives. as long as president obama and i are on e job we will never take the american people's trust lightly. for their safety for granted. and i said over and over when it comes to safety we will not take a back seat to anyone. in service of this commitment and that congress' request, we tudies into unintendedted acceleration in toyota automobiles, and in america's fleet of cars over all. we asked a straightforward question, can automotive electronic systems possibly cause unintended acceleration. one study, the national academy of sciences exploration of unintended acceleration across america's fleet continues. the other study, our partnership with masses, engineering and safety center has now come

mcafee said you have to have artillery but before. you put again, they stood away. although we must do that we always have artillery coverage for our troops. everywhere they went we had the single platforms we put out in the delta come in the water, et cetera. the men were always under artillery. annexing we said, you can't insert your troops within five yards of the enemy. we said that's baloney. have to do it within 300 yards. they were afraid and we were afraid and we lost a lot. i hate to take this in july and august we lost 31 aircraft, but after that nine. after that we had less lex. one slick for every seven to pick we had to have 170 troops to we said we want five. what we do is have five troops ago after the target. if it was hot to put the other five there. if it wasn't there we go to the next target. recall that jitterbug and. now we had the area covered by air. but knight was a problem that in the delta everything move. there were a lot of enemy there. you have to get personal replace, ammunition replace. they couldn't talk on the radio. they had runners

. >> for mcafee, we are focused where the threat is and our goal is to protect whatever consumers or employees use. >> night, cyber-security. on c-span 2 tonight. ♪ >> this week, our guest is the president of southern methodist university, r. gerald turner. the university will be the site of the george w. bush presidential library scheduled to open in 2013. r. gerald turner has been president of southern methodist. >> is it true that you have a saying that the truth will set you free? >> that is the model. >> what does it mean today to you? >> i think it means that the truth will set you free, that means that the basic goal of the institution is to try to find true whether that is in our research efforts, teaching, or that human experiences. ultimately, the goal is to find what is really there. >> what is the toughest part of the new president today and what is the best part? >> the toughest part -- i tell people what my job description is, it is the coordination of incompatible forces. truthfully, that is pretty much the case. if you are in business, you have one basic goal and th

but tonight, mcafee president and ceo. "the communicators" on c-span2. >> on television, radio, and online, c-span, bringing public affairs to you, created by cable it is washington your way. >> "washington journal" continues. host: more about the budget. merrill goozner is a senior correspondent for "the fiscal times." we sit here on this one day a year, the budget comes up to the hill. what happens next once we see the release, see the large numbers, what happens? guest: the budget is the president's proposal for fiscal year 2012. it actually does not begin until next october. under the theory of how our government operates, the proposal then goes to capitol hill and the various congressional committees evaluates that budget and eventually hold hearings and eventually passed the budget by october 1. which is when the fiscal year starts. what is interesting, of course, we still don't have a budget for this fiscal year, fiscal year 11, because the president made a proposal year ago and it never really was considered can we

. >>> santa clara-based mcafee is reporting computer hackers from china have conducted a cyber spying campaign on western oil companies for years. those attacks dubbed night dragon are targeting five multinational oil companies but didn't name them because some of them are clients. according to mcafeerks the hackers took gigabytes of highly sensitive information. the company has briefed the fbi, which is investigating. >>> president obama is heading to michigan right now. he's promoting a plan for wireless internet access all over the country. the president's wireless initiative would expand high speed wireless to 90% of the population over the next five years. it involves doubling the space for wireless traffic. that would raise billions of dollars, but the plan would also cost billions of dollars and republicans in congress may not be willing to spend that money. >>> the "american idol" auditions are over but not before the show made its final stop right here in the bay area. >> ♪ don't know why there's no sun ♪ >> these young ladies made a flame for themselves. 21-year-old jame

. >> host: unfortunately we are out of time, david dewalt president and ceo of mcafee and jill aitoro senior reporter with the washington business journal. thank you both for being on the program. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> secretary of state hillary clinton met with house speaker john to talk about proposed cuts to the state department budget. >> when i was sworn in as president i pledge to cut the deficit in half by the end of my first term. the budget i am proposing today meets that pledge. >> president obama send congress a $3.7 trillion budget that would reduce the deficit by 1.1 gillian dollars over the next 10 years. this wiki are the details from the administration including cabinet officials and watch reaction from house and senate members on line at the c-span video library. search, watch clip and share any time. at his washington your way. secretary of state hillary clinton spoke with reporters at the u.s. capital following a meeting with house speaker john boehner. they talk about the federal spending levels for the rest of this fiscal year and the president's 2

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