Wounded more in christchurch, new zealand. The motive behind the attack is not in question. The terrorists has written a mixed and the manifesto outlining his White Supremacists, white nationalists, antiimmigrant, antimuslim, and fascist bullies. Beyonds horrifying words, and it shocked the conscience. Shockingly, the terrorist was allowed to live stream on facebook where the gruesome video went undetected initially. Instead, Law Enforcement officials in new zealand had to contact the company and ask that it be removed. New zealand authorities called on all social Media Companies to remove these videos immediately, they were unable to comply. Upan moderators did not keep with the volume of videos being reposted, and their Automated Systems were unable to recognize minor changes in the video, so the video spread online, and is spread around the world. The fact that this happened merely two years after facebook, twitter, google, microsoft, and other Major Tech Companies establish the Glo
[inaudible conversation] madam secretary, we give 72 of our delegate vote to the next president of the United States, [applause] and of course, both those conventions taking place in july. Live coverage on the cspan networks. And the road to the white house continues into state, nebraska holding its republican primary and republicans and democrats go to the polls in West Virginia today. We have live result tonight after the polls close beginning at eight easter on our companion network, cspan and a look now at the West Virginia primary taking place today. David gottman, hes a political reporter for the charleston gazette mail in West Virginia. Mister gottman, whats expected today and who will come out on top according to polling . Well, if you listen to the president ial race, i would expect a big victory for donald trump who is led by significant margins in every recent poll pick up add to that fact the fact that he doesnt really have any opponents anymore. Hes looking at a big victor
Congress has passed a bill that is designed to add more safety inspectors at aircraft factories and to give air travelers automatic refunds for canceled or long-delayed flights.
Congress gave final approval Wednesday to a $105 billion bill designed to increase the number of air traffic controllers, add more safety inspectors at aircraft factories, and require airlines to automatically pay refunds to travelers whose flights are canceled or significantly delayed.