now former nsa intelligence officials at the cato institute discuss the lessons learned before and after the september 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks. this is almost two hours. good morning and welcome to our event today, nsa and the road to 9/11. for those of you who are here in the auditorium, thanks for coming out. those of you for watching on c-span our own life was cast, welcome. my name is patrick eddington, a policy analyst in homeland security here at the cato institute. i want to just over a few quick notes here. i would ask everyone to make sure that your cell phones and/or other devices are of these on vibrate so we don t have any unnecessary interruptions. once we get to the q&a later here, please do wait to be called upon by myself. wait for the macbook as will pick we want to make sure that your questions or actual audible to everybody i don t ask you to announce your name and affiliation. for those of you you are in the auditorium we will be holding a lunch o
that s newsnight with evan. here on bbc one it s time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh woozencroft. it s a ‘fab five‘ for liverpool in the champions league as sadio mane inspires them to victory over porto in the last 16. there‘s another happy red as the ‘flying tomato‘ shaun white takes his third halfpipe gold at the winter olympics. chris froome says he should be allowed to compete as he returns to cycling for the first time since an adverse drugs test. well, plenty to come but if you‘re a liverpool fan and you cancelled that valentine‘s day dinner in order to watch the football tonight, congratulations, you clearly made the right decision. and it was a case of ‘p.s i love you‘ asjurgen klopp‘s side wrote home with a huge 5 0 win away at porto. side wrote home with a huge 5 0 win away at porto. my date for the evening is our football reporterjohn bennett we‘ll discuss things in just a moment but first, the action.
coming up on afternoon live. all the sport, with huw ferris. that s right. pyeongchang, day five. the colours‘ campaign that‘s right. pyeongchang, day five. the colours‘ campaign has begun. three matches so far, two wins and one defeat as both the men‘s and women‘s teams hope for a medal. all the details coming up. chris fawkes is with a rather lovely sunset this valentine‘s day. is with a rather lovely sunset this valentine s day. romantic skiesjust for you, simon! there have been some fantastic skies, i‘ll be affecting widely have been so good today i ll widely have been so good today i‘ll be explaining why they have been so good today, also some snow in the north. thanks, chris. also coming up. thousands of eight and nine year olds at primary school will take a new times tables test this spring. but does it add up? we‘ll be talking to a master of maths johnny ball. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. i‘m simon mignolet. i m simon mignolet.
widows. the words of correta scott king are not suitable for debate in the unite senate? with sessions set to be confirmed as attorney general today, was it another wasted night on capitol hill and are democrats once again just spinning the wheels? the decision the fate of the president s travel ban now in the hands of appeals court judges after a contentious hearing. s e ve pointed to any evidence connecting these countries with terrorism. concern for terrorism with those connected with radical islamic sects is kind of hard to deny. a ruling expected this week, but the supreme court will likely have the final say. and let the countdown begin. the next winter olympics exactly a year away. we re live in south korea to check on preparations there. some of america s hopefuls join us for an olympic sized celebration live on mount rockefeller, today and good morning, everyone, welcome to today on a wednesday morning. you re looking at the team out in rockefeller plaz
conservatives were much more likely to have groups of friends and see political posts in line with our own political thinking. more so than those that are mixed and more than consistent liberals. consistent liberals are much more likely to defriend somebody because of their political views. monday night at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span2. coming up next on c-span, the bbc s parliament westminster in review. then the ongoing conflict between russia and ukraine. the un security council looks at north korea s human rights record. the british parliament is in recess so prime minister s questions will not be shown tonight. instead, a look back at some of the major event that took place in december in the westminster review. topics include efforts to combat isis, and scotland s decision tuesday in the u.k. alicia mccarthy hosts the program, which concludes with a look ahead to the 2015 general elections. hello there, and welcome to “westminster in review.”