hello and welcome to the media year 2018. in the next half an hour, we are going to look at the intersection between technology and the media over the past 12 months, a golden age of tv and audio and the increasing impact of data on all our lives. this has been the year of the techlash, a global backlash against silicon valley s biggest companies prompted by controversies over privacy, misinformation, foreign interference and much else besides. and one company has been in the spotlight and feeling the heat more than any other. facebook‘s wobbles and worries morphed into constant woe. revelations emerged about a british data firm, cambridge analytica, misusing data on a massive scale. when the revelations first came to light, the company aggressively said this was not a data breach. the truth is it could have been something much worse. the mass harvesting of the personal data of tens of millions of people without them knowing about it. in the uk, the parliamentary select com
sign of any pollution. she headed into falmouth bay, where she ll be checked and where questions will be asked. life on cornwall‘s coast can return to normal. jon kay, bbc news, falmouth. now it s time for a look at the weather with : hello there. it s been a bit of a windy day today across much of the country. tomorrow is looking a bit quieter. we should have more sunshine around and the winds lighter, and there ll be some blustery showers around, particularly in southern and western areas. we have got this band of rain eventually clearing away from eastern areas tonight and leaving something a bit drier with lighter winds, two. under clear skies, it will turn cooler than it did last night and a few showers packing into southern and western areas where temperatures here hold out around five or six degrees, closer to two to three celsius for the north and east. so we start wednesday off with a pretty cool note, but at least dry except across some northern and eastern areas.
anytime on the radio at. life coverage on c-span two but until then the defense advisory committee on sexual assault authorized by congress in 2016 on sexual misconduct by servicemembers. . welcome to the tenth meeting of the advisory meeting of the prosecution and defense of sexual assault in the armed forces. fifteen are physically present today to committee members could not attend ms. anderson but missed toe passion will join us telephonically later but the third committee member not with us today professor of law keith harrison passed away august 152018 after a brief illness. a beloved member of this committee as well as a dear friend and colleague and leader and father and husband with a distinct career of over 30 years in legal education and as the judge advocate before beginning the academic career that contagious enthusiasm will be deeply missed as behold his family in our hearts and prayers as we meet today. created by the secretary of defense 2016 the mandate on
committee on investigation, prosecution and defense of sexual assault in the armed forces or da krchcdac pad. 13 are physically present today. two committee members are not able to attend. marsha anderson and miss megan tocash, she will be joining us telephonically later this morning. it s with heavy heart and great sadness that i report that the third committee member not with us today, savannah law school associate dean and professor of law, keith harrison passed away on august 15th, 2018 after a brief illness. dean harrison was a beloved member of this committee as well as a dear friend, colleague, leader, father and husband with a distinguished career of over30 years in legal education as both a teacher and an administrator. he was especially proud of his service as a judge advocate in the u.s. coast guard before beginning his academic career. dean harrison s kindness, wisdom and contagious enthusiasm will be deeply missed by all of us at the dak ipad and we told his fami
with extreme weather patents for perfect storm of hunger and south saddam. ah, i m glad of has thanks for joining us today. ukraine s army says russia is trying to destroy the last remaining soldiers inside the us of south steel plant. in mario porch, moscow denies reports that its forces have stormed the plant. a 3 day seas fire and as by moscow is due to begin on thursday to allow the evacuation of more civilians . but the ukrainian president suggests that the destruction of the steel plant has made it harder for any one to leave. he said, russian bombardments had left concrete debris, trapping civilians in underground bunkers, and that they would have to be dug out. the battle for as elf style has been relentless. this footage released by russian backed forces shows how determined moscow is to take thee still works in mary jo paul the plant is become a symbol of ukrainian resistance in the east of the country. russia wants to drive out the few ukrainian forces still here,