From the Houston Institute in washington starting at 12 15 p. M. Eastern. Recently our campaign 2016 made a visit to pennsylvania during the primary stop in a growth city college, slippery rock, university, washington Washington College and Jefferson College where students, professors and local officials officials learned about our resources covering the campaign trail. Visitors were able to share their thoughts about the upcoming election. Are best ended the week in warrington, pennsylvania where this it a middle school. A special thanks to our cable partners, comcast and armstrong cable for their help and coordinating the community visits. You can view that when he documentaries at cam. Org. Coming up next on cspan 2, a conversation on smart homes, homes that have lighting, heating and appliances controlled remotely by phone or computer. We will hear about the benefits of smart home since privacy and Security Risk from the Atlantic Council in washington. This is about 90 minutes. [in
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[inaudible conversations] good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to this panel, disrupting isis online, the challenge of combating online radical, this is to the congressional internet pockets and hosted by the congressional internet caucus. We would like to thank the cochairs, Bob Goodlatte and senator john sthune for hosting us today. We talk about salient topics to the internet and policy, and likes to come out to events for the summer. We have several excellent panelists with us. From the center for democracy, roughshod hussein from the department of justice, countering violent extremism over there and Shamus Hughes on the program for extremism at George Washington university for cyber and homeland security. I am a fellow at the internet law and policy foundry, a fellow at the congressional internet caucus. Lets get started. Lets get a brief overview and jump into it and get into what is the real issue with extremists online, what role do platforms like facebook, and google play in this
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And hello, blood moon. The blockbuster eclipse that had millions up all night, partying with mother nature. And check out all these crazy photos. One small step for man, one giant leap overnight for selfiekind. And good morning, america. I dont know about you, robin. I slept through the blood moon. Those photos so spectacular early, early this morning. So many stayed up to see those amazing images. Beautiful. And we have a lot to get to today. Today marks exactly one year since the bombings of the Boston Marathon. Take a look at this photo in the boston globe this morning. All those people whose fates came together, returning to the finish line for this photo. The responders, victims, the runners all together, as you can see. The president marking this day with a moment of silence at the white house at 2 49 p. M. That is the same time two bombs exploded near the finish line right there last april 15th. We will have live coverage on abc news. But right now lets get right to ginger for t