It is referred to as revenge porn. The different types of responses that weve seen from government and the legislative steps that we could take to better protect victims. Before we get into this, a few logistics. So everyone knows, this event is being recorded. If you want to participate online via twitter were using the hashtag itif privacy. And we have a really fantastic panel today. To get into this discussion. But before we get to that, the reason were having this discussion here today and i mean that both in a general sense as well as a literal sense, is because we have the privilege of hearing from representative Jackie Speier. For those of you that dont know her, representative represents the 14th Congressional District and she serves on the House Armed Services committee as the Ranking Member of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations and on the House Permanent Select Committee on intelligence and a tireless advocate for womens rights and a champion for the safety, hea
Simply we dont have the death information to make can you, can you expand upon that now after a year . Can you tell me if whether or not weve got more information, more capabilities to vet these refugees . I say this because in my district in michigan, in this fiscal year michigan has taken the fourth most refugees of all states, 4178, and or, we have taken the third most for iraq, the second most from syria. Michigan has absorbed enormous number of refugees and i think you can understand our concern with regard to the fact we dont have information necessary to identify whether or not theyre a threat. Ci can you assuage my concern andre concerns of my constituents that we have a, a system in place that we can vet these individuals and they dont pose a threat to our country . I can assuage in part and restate my concern in part. Our process inside of the United States government has gotten much better making sure we touch all possible sources of information about a refugee. The intervie
You really are a nuke. Yeah. So we just for whatever reason, weve been unable to get our mind around that and actually offer up some programs to kill. I started this when i was at submarine forces and then at navel reactors and now as cno. And there is a there is a hesitation or reluctance to identify those things. So were going to go after that more aggressively. But i think that also is essentially intertwined with this fast learning thing. Weve got to create space for people to go out and do these sorts of fast learning types of things, right, which involves a lot more doing than computing or writing or reading, that sort of thing. And so weve got i think that our thinking is much clearer now after discussing this around the force for a while. Weve recently in fact, just last week, i had discussion up at the Naval War College who is going to take the lead for this line of effort for us going forward. And i have so many other tools at their disposal up there. First, the faculty is wo
Them wereis for chosen as the top entries. Online, andh them of course, you can watch is here back your tomorrow at 7 00 eastern, for clock pacific. Until then, have a great saturday. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] next, a form on the legal issues surrounding encryption. Leaders are at how addressing the opioid addiction. Live inonald trump wisconsin. Then, at 7 00, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation hosted this discussion on encryption issues and policy, and what federal officials and policymakers should do to continue technological advances while continuing to protect the rule of law. This is one hour and 35 minutes. I would like to welcome you to todays event. The goal of todays event is to explore the ongoing debate about cryptography, and how to find the right balanc
Their little signs of hope when it comes to syria and on the diplomatic level we are trying to set up hotspots for registration when people come here. All this is a start and it will not change the influx the day after tomorrow. You have to make clear this is not going to change things frequently. Wefeel at the end of the day need more European Solidarity. We need more European Solidarity in this. You mentioned austria in sweden. Per capita they are taking more than the german people. They have been extremely generous, both countries. Other seven less than generous. At a certain moment we have to find ways and means to get to a solution. On that note, talking about European Solidarity, there has been tremendous resistance in Eastern Europe to this. The ontarians leading the way. Hunt darians leading the way hungarians leading the way. Player Eastern Europeans so reluctant to help in the crisis . I cant help but note after the last presentation that what everyones view used to be of ger