Announcer this week on q a, former counterterrorism and Intelligence Officer malcolm nance talks about his career and his most recent book the plot to hack america how Putin Cyberspies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election. And hacking isis how to destroy the cyber jihad. Brian former senior chief petty officer malcolm nance, what is the story of the nance family in the military . Malcolm i love being called senior chief. Long while very since i served in the navy. I come from a very old u. S. Military family. For African Americans, it is sort of an achievement. My family started it. My first person to serve was my greatgreatgrandfather. His brother also joined the 111 u. S. Color troops. They guarded the Tennessee Valley during the offensive and he got bored with it, so he joined the u. S. Navy. He transitioned from the u. S. Army to the u. S. Navy and became a landsman aboard a rivering warfare craft on the tennessee river. Predominantly navy, but we accept the army a little
Miles of high school or twomile walking distance from k8. Majority living in property, coming from single parent homes in which the parents generally work two jobs and they dont enjoy the same support system the counterparts have in suburbia getting to and from school. Minus the gangs, what if its bad weather, snow, rain. By the time you get to school, youre absolutely soaked. Its too much. Walking, go home in peace. If i was in a car or bus, i wouldnt have to go through this. This is unfair for people who just want to get to school and get home. Reporter and the next step, o of course, is taking what officials encountered today on these sidewalks to trenton in hopes for getting more money either for a contracted School Bus Company or passes on a public system for these students like new jersey transit. A truancy attendance officer who walked with me part of the way today didnt want to be on camera, but she said in the dead of winter when its freezing cold, our numbers are down because
We ought to do what we can to make that happen. Welcome to the panel, the second panel on hamilton. Im r. Bernstein, i teach at the Colin Powell School for civic and global leadership. Id like to introduce my colleagues. And ill introduce them in the order in which theyll be speaking. Well go down the row alphab alphabetical alphabetically. Benjamin carp professor at Brooklyn College. Is he author of defiance of the patriots the Boston Tea Party and the making of america. The Boston Tea Party and the making of america and rebels rising, cities in the making of the American Revolution. Nancy isenberg is the author most recently of white trash, the 400year untold history of class in america, which has just been reviewed by the New York Times book review and the new yorker among other places. Shes also the author of fallen founder, the life of aaron burr, a finalist for the l. A. Times book price and the coauthor from madison and jefferson. His first book was awarded the best book prize f
Vai, good morning to you. It is an intense morning here when it comes to the search. You can see Police Vehicles right there, that big police truck not letting anyone pass that area because thats where the search is going on, closer to the beach. We are also learning the pilot was the only one in the aircraft when it came crashing down. This was a man from New Hampshire who made the trip between New Hampshire and philadelphia often, almost weekly, and tragically he died. We want to show you the video of the search from last night into the other night hours. You had numerous nypd officials out here, Fire Department as well and they were looking in the ocean for plane debris, also on the sand. The search for any more plane debris continued this morning. This is happening near a residential neighborhood in queens. The new York City Police Department Special Operations Unit recovered parts of the plane last night, part of a tail, the fuselage, also a wheel. They also found the body of a ma
With a focus on the prison system. A harvardpreview with professor talking about a resumeon has become of people are thrown in jail. Incapacitation, rehabilitation, retribution has also looped in our reasons for punishment. We really shifted our motivation for incarceration from rehabilitation. Retribution, a sense that these are somehow deeply immoral actors that we want to submit to the harshest possible conditions. I think we are now seeing the ansequences of what i feel is misguided strategy that we are somehow expecting for the 2 million individuals currently have in prison, if we can exposed them to psychologically brutal conditions, and then release them into the streets, successbe a policy for and a strategy to reduce crime. Part of the conference will also hear about overcrowding in prisons, the vocational programs, and what happens to prisoners after they leave the system. That is tonight here on cspan at 8 00 eastern. On q a,sunday night twotime bullet surprise cartoonists,