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in school fueled debate over law andfirst response. what s your reaction to that? apparently he said on youtube i m going to be a professional school shooter. the youtube user was nicholas cruz. the fbi was alerted to this, what your reaction ? guest: i haven t received today s papers but the fbi gets lots of leads that come into the office from people who see something they don t like and they reported to the fbi. from what i understand the fbi tried to identify nikolas cruz on what was that, facebook or youtube and they could not. there are different steps, different levels of investigation and there are o different investigative steps that can be taken in each one of those levels and so in this case somebody reported the youtube, the fbi can do so much work but it s underneath in the assessment phase and they couldn t use legal processes such as grand jury subpoenas or search warrants to get further into identifying who nikolas cruz was. host: explain that more. ....
morrow. the book cost $8.95 plus shipping and handling. to get your copy go to c-span.org/landmark cases. yesterday treasury secretary steven mnuchin testified before the house ways and means committee regarding the president s 2019 budget request for his agency. on most of the questions from lawmakers focus on the budget and tax reform related matters, the secretary was asked about his thoughts on gun violence after 17 people were killed in a shooting in parkland, florida. the treasury secretary urged congress to look at these issues and said he would talk to the president and other cabinet members by how to address it. this hearing is one hour 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the meeting will come to order. before we get started today i want to take a moment to offer our committees deepest condolences to all those impacted by yesterday tragic shooting in florida. our hearts go out to ....
between groups in the two countries as well as the american and russian influences in the region. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. good morning everyone and welcome to the foundation for defense of democracy. my name is jonathan chandler, senior vice president for research and it is terrific to see so many terrific faces in the room. we are looking forward to our timely event this morning as we address the syrian impasse. what is turkey s endgame in the syrian campaign and how does this impact washington policy? we are lucky to have one of the foremost experts with us today to these issues. i will keep it short so that we can jump right in.first, a few housekeeping items. today s event is being live streamed, video recorded and is also being broadcast on c-span no i encourage guests in the audience in attendance and viewing at home to join in onthe conversation . please feel free to comment as we go along and we will try to address those om comments. this is the ....
britain s future in the european union has come down to these final moments. voters are getting one last chance of the polls to decide whether their country will remain in the eu or leave it. the outcome has enormous implications for both u.k. and europe and that uncertainty is left financial markets on edge for months. we have the view from both london and brussels in just a moment. first, a closer look at what is at stake. reporter: are we in or are we out? after 43 years in european union, britons are deciding today whether or not to remain a part of the eu. a vote to leave will have a huge impact on europe and will be felt around the whole world. a record 46.5 million people have registered to take part. how many actually cast a vote remains to be seen. rain and bad weather has affected large parts of the country. in london, severe flooding caused delays at polling stations and even forced some to close or relocate. but despite the rain, the election seems to be wel ....
welcome to the program. britain s future in the european union has come down to these final moments. voters are getting one last chance of the polls to decide whether their country will remain in the eu or leave it. the outcome has enormous implications for both u.k. and europe and that uncertainty is left financial markets on edge for months. we have the view from both london and brussels in just a moment. first, a closer r look at what s at stake. reporter: are we in or are we out? after 43 years in european union, britons are deciding today whether or not to remain a part of the eu. a vote to leave will have a huge impact on europe and will be felt around the whole world. a record 46.5 million people have registered to take part. how many actually cast a vote remains to be seen. rain and bad weather has affected large parts of the country. in london, severe flooding caused delays at polling stations and even forced some to close or relocate. but despite the rain, t ....