along with those retuning in on the broadcast at 9/11 memorial.org/life. tonight we are honored to host janet napolitano. during her tenure with dhs secretary napolitano would regularly attend our annual commemoration of the 9/11 anniversary. it is a special privilege to welcome her back to the memorial in this evening to the museum. tonight, secretary napolitano will consider how homeland security has changed our country and society since 9/11. she will help us understand u wt it takes to keep america safe. established in the wake of 9/11 the department of homeland security was giving a sweeping mandate to do just that, keep our nation safe. in her newly published book, how safe are we, homeland security since 9/11, sec. napolitano shares her unique perspective on what it likes like an perspective in the future of09 department itself, the department she was like. resident of barack obama nominated janet napolitano to serve as secretary in 2009. only the third person to hea
[inaudible] thank you so much for coming out tonight my name is serena i am the assistant at books of magic and is not your first time you may notice something new, we have a crew from cspan training us to record the talk. during the q&a portion we will have the gentleman in the blue come around for the mike to get your questions answered. tonight we are hosting clive thompson in his new book the making of a new tribe in the new attorney remaking of the world. it s a comprehensive and entry point to the world of code, history heroes and consequent is. he interrogates the ethics of computer programming in our modern digital age were certain decisions have the potential to cause serious device on the economic disruption. coders offers the field as gatekeepers and legends including instagram, google s and more. encoders write women in the history programming contributions the world of code have been more or less a race. he also answers the lingering questions around code and t
of a person walking in and taking off with the stash of cash. kron4 s terisa estacio reports. reporter: this is where one of the crimes occurred. here on shattuck in berkeley. police say this man right here caught in the act on a surveillance camera walked in and stole a person s laptop. whereas stealing a laptop unfortunately is not new. what is unique is some of the other crimes the suspect is accused of. police say, the suspect shown here, also walked into a business on euclid aveneue and grabbed a big tip jar. he did the same thing at another business on euclid the next day. all of these crimes have happened in the last month. police have described the suspect at an african ameriaan, 35-40 5 7 to 510, black hair receidng with hair pulled back into a pontail tail and wearing dark frame glasses. police are not releasing the amount of money stolen. residents in the area who freguent the business ripped off have some choice words for a person who would take a tip jar. it
their leadership to threaten a government shutdown and potentially threaten to not raise the debt ceiling if they can t shut off the affordable care act also known as obama care. they are actually willing to plunge america into default if we can t de-fund the affordable care act. house republicans were at the wheel this morning when they passed a short term bill to fund the government and avoid a shutdown on october 1st but it was also another chance to him the brakes on obama care. nice. why does it feel we re driving in circles? because we are. this place is a mess. let s get our house in order. what is brought to the floor today is without a doubt without a doubt a measure designed to shut down government. at a time when the economy is barely eking along, wages are aren t increasing, new jobs aren t available and what are we doing? we re putting more costs and more inconvenience on the american people? and so our message to the united states senate is real si