were close to david duke, who s one of the most notorious ku klux klan leaders. the anti defamation league has called him perhaps america s best known racist and anti semite. describe for us first the home and the environment in which you grew up, in florida in the 1990s. right, thanks for having me. i grew up in a place that i think often doesn t look like what most people expect. it was relatively urban. it was in south florida, it was very racially diverse. i lived in a neighbourhood with people from lots of different countries, and although i grew up in an anti semitic movement, there was a very largejewish population in the area. and that was ok for my family, because their world view is what separated them from the rest of the country. it was that they saw themselves as a part of a movement that they had been building since decades before i was born, and they wanted to continue it into the future. and they married other people in the movement. they went to conferences w
people how open technological innovation is arming tomorrow s terrorists. this event will be rebroadcast on c-span and will be available on our web site. today s discussion will focus on some of the contours of terrorism in terms of the direction is taking taken in the procurement of use of 21st century weaponry from ai to smartphones to sophisticated uses and distribution of older weapons including nuclear weapons. we look at what changes have occurred and what vulnerabilities still new to be addressed and in what ways. all of this begins the backdrop of continuing new developments in terra strategies inability to procure nuclear technologies. we have the task ahead of us in this next hour but we have just the panel to do this but are distinguished panels include author of the book audrey kurth cronin the founding director of the center for security innovation and technology at american university. in 2007 from 2011 doctors grown and was back as director and director on war
derek black, welcome to hardtalk. your book is called the klansman s son, and your family as a whole were close to david duke, who s one of the most notorious ku klux klan leaders. the anti defamation league has called him perhaps america s best known racist and anti semite. describe for us first the home and the environment in which you grew up, in florida in the 1990s. right, thanks for having me. i grew up in a place that i think often doesn t look like what most people expect. it was relatively urban. it was in south florida, it was very racially diverse. i lived in a neighbourhood with people from lots of different countries, and although i grew up in an anti semitic movement, there was a very largejewish population in the area. and that was ok for my family, because their world view is what separated them from the rest of the country. it was that they saw themselves as a part of a movement that they had been building since decades before i was born, and they wanted to c
Nbc 10 news starts now. And the workweek is off to a hot and steamy start. You can almost see the humidity here in this live picture from beach avenue in cape may. Temperatures will, again, soar well into the 90s. Along with the dangerous heat comes the threat of poor air quality. You will need to take precautions when outside. 82 degrees already at 4 31. Good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. Im tracy davidson. Im chris cato. Yes, the overnight low wasnt low at all. Its still hot out there this morning. Meteorologist Brittney Shipp is in with her first alert forecast. Another first alert weather day because of the heat, brittney. Thats a good way to put it. Feelslike temperature is still in the 90s this morning. We have dangerous heat until at least tonight for virtually our entire area with the exception of the poconos and lancaster conte. Everyone else under a heat advisory. Feelslike temperature will be anywhere from 100 to 105 degrees. Take precautions, drink plenty of water. St
For later broadcast in case youe wondering about all the equipment, and at the end of the conversation, well have a questionandanswer period where you can ask the speakers anything you like, although please wait for the microphone once youve been called upon by one of the speakers so the audience at home can hear you. Also to help with that please turn off your cell phone. No, really do it, because itll ring otherwise, i promise you. Okay. On with the show. Tonight our guests are adrian chen who is a new yorkbased writer whose work has appeared in wired, new York Magazine and the New York Times. Hes written extensively on many of the issues under discussion tonight such as virtual communities. He may have first come to your attention for his brilliant expose of silk road that was reported for gawker, and i should also note hes got an amazing article calls the agency called the agency about an army of trolls in russia which is in this weekends New York Times magazine. He is, in addition