body worn throughout the d.o.i. in response d.o.i. issued a new draft about body worn camera policy. the leadership council for human rights and dozens of other organizations came together in 2015 to release basic civil rights principles for body worn camera usage. though turned those principles into eight criteria for which to evaluate body camera policies. we measured interior s policy against the leadership criteria. interior s draft interim policy only fully met one of eight criteria. that s an 88% failure rate. 88%. the deficiencies are significant. the policy isn t publicly available. it doesn t limit biometric technologies like facial recognition. it doesn t prevent the officer from seeing footage before writing a report about an incident. in fact, on many of the important questions like those the interior policy says that bureau should decide. that creates an inconsistent set of basic civil protections that will change depending on which bureau s law enforcement offic
to have at site of sort of coverage they can. if they wish to have the insurance market cover contraceptives, they will get it. that will be between those who govern and the governed. we think that the patient should have the right to speak to her elected representatives on the state level to decide what the benefit packages. it doesn t matter what i think. what really matters is we don t have kings. we don t have people who tell people what people s value should be. we have a system with john a federal basis, the people who are governed have the right to advocate for the laws they wish to have. if you will, there will be a lot of things i would like to add. but i am not the autocrat. i am the person who returns that power of the vote overseeing we forced to purchase and the insurance companies. that is how we go back to the state insurance commission. you can t have it both ways. under your bill, people in difference but subject to different federal ? theoretically,
inspector general found undercover agents were able to sneak bombs and fake weapons past checkpoints on 67 of 70 attempts even when alarms were going off. that is a 96% failure rate. another report found the tsa failed to catch 73 airport workers with ties to terrorism because the tsa is blocked from accessing the latest terror watch list data. becky roaring is a tsa whistleblower in minneapolis st. paul. some of these badged employees who worked at the msp airport later traveled to syria to fight for isis. reporter: air marshal whistle blower robert mclean says the high profile effort to arm pilots as a last line of defense is failing, too because handguns are banned by some countries and because shot guns would more effective stop a terrorist breaking effectively stop a terrorist breaking into the cockpit. there should be a shotgun with an emergency block switch. pellets won t harm passengers or the aircraft. reporter: some tsa defenders had suggested those underc
susan: tuesday, the opm hacking case. any indication whether or not he is inclined that other countries are involved at this point? matt: the whisper campaign, it is clear this is a massive hack of government data. from there you can extrapolate a lot of information. he s want to issue subpoenas on this. seems to be taking it seriously. susan: thanks to both of you for being on newsmakers this week. the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress with color photos of every senator and house member plus contact information and twitter handles. a foldout map of capitol hill and a look at congressional committees, the president s cabinet. order your copy today. $13.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org. director of clinical cardiology at bring up women s hospital, dr. patrick o gara on the progress being made in the understanding of heart health. this is a valve that has been crimped onto this catheter that is being positioned into the diseased
as we go into the evening forecast. hurricane matthew is roaring up the florida coast. coast. towns from cape canaveral n worst of the storm today. states of emergency have been declared and more than half a million homes are now without p. power.marlie hall is in orlando right now with the late. latest. natshurricane matthew - with its 120-mile-an-hour winds - is lashing florida s atlantic coast. the storm is brining heavy rain, and flooding tides to the northern half of the state.(sot - president obama) this is stlli a really dangerous hurricane. the flooding, loss of life and severe property damage continues to exist. more than half a million people are without power after wind gusts approached 100 miles an hour overnight.(sot - gov. rick scott/r-florida) it s really important that we get power restored as quickly as we can. (gfx)matthew s eye is just off-shore and moving parallel to the coast - meaning the powerful winds of the eye wall could impact hundreds of miles of