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Panel onn universitys extremism. Good morning. Thank you all for coming. On behalf of our program director, myself, i would like to welcome you to George Washington university. We will launch a report that is two years into in the making, encrypted extremism. This is the culmination of two years of research, in cooperation with the goma in library and the scholar in technology group. The gilman library. Left havers to my been on encoding isis channels for a year and a half. We will dive into the reports findings, which are now available on a website. To our twitter followers, welcome. Thanks for watching. We have three panelists. Been at clifford, thesearch fellow with program. He will be followed with a president ial fellow with the program who has been with us two years to talk about the remaining parts of the report, and we will end with nick rest mucin, the former counterterrorism director my old boss, actually and the senior director at the mccain institute. We will do about 30 mi
A pod of orcas was filmed swimming close to the California coast in a rare sighting. Footage posted by the Channel Islands National Park on Wednesday, 6 March, shows some of the huge marine mammals breaching the water s surface close to San Miguel Island across the Santa Barbara Channel in the Pacific Ocean. The park said a ranger was patrolling the waters expecting to see the usual elephant seals and sea lions at Point Bennett, but he was surprised to find unusual still water and silence before spotting a huge orca. The male, which had a black 5-foot-tall dorsal fin, was accompanied by six other orcas including a calf which surfaced behind him, the park said.
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