Revitalize the trump brand and that he never planned on winning until things started happening. Senator warren i dont think trump plans much of anything. He is a man who seems to be driven by impulse and a lot of his impulses seem to come from somewhere deep within. I dont pretend to understand that. Ed i want to talk about the purple heart incident. Up and presents the purple heart. He first accepted and says ive always wanted one of these and its way easier to get it this way. One step, to step, three two step, three. Senator warren all three of my brother served in the military. Thats brothers served in the think about was thank god we got my brother back unscathed and im deeply grateful for that. I prayed every single day for him to make it back when i was a little girl. It was that instant flash about what that means, what the apartment, what people who lost someone in combat that donald trump would try to appropriate that and to somehow suggest that he had earned it, as if it mea
Panels from the 2014 ideas festival in new york. Well start with the discussion on technology and social media. Then well hear from a nasa scientist, working on mars exploration. Later cancer biologist, andrew z hestle looks at cancer research. And thin well look at virtual currency. This weekend on the cspan networks, friday night at 10 00 eastern on cspan, a conversation with retired Justice John Paul stevens, the founder and former chair of microsoft bill gates on the Ebola Outbreak in west africa. And the director of the museum of african art, and friday night on cspan 2, authors talk about war and the constitution. Saturday night at 10 00 on become tvs afterwards, author heather cox richardson, and live at noon, on book tvs, Legal Affairs and editor in charge at reuters and Supreme Court biographer. Friday at 8 00, on American History the on cspan 3, historians and authors talk about world war i, 1 one years 4r5er9. And former fbi director on catching the 100th anniversary of the
Comments cspan. Org. Like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. Know a conversation on technology and social media, and well hear from an executive from lincoln and the founders of change. Org and the magazine mental cross, the atlantic and the Aspen Institute cohosted this hourlong event. Please welcome to the stage megan garver, Christina Lewisid halperin and nicholas missoula. Hi. Hi. Good morning. Good morning. Today its my honor to welcome this great group of people. I want to get right to the conversation. So im going to do a lightning introduction of all of them. To my right is Christina Lewis halperin. Next to her, the senior technical manager at aol, who he both manages product and team management. Howard has also been coding since he was 14 years old. And last but not least, nicholas who ask a sophomore at the early Technologies High School in brooklyn, and he has been on the robotics team. I would love to start with christina, can tell you us a little bit about program code
But i think it is something thats underrealized or viewed as sort of not serious. Theres a difference between being not serious and stupid. Its sort of data visualization. Right now were in the very days of that world of news content and people who have been in traditionally news look at that stuff as interesting, sort of a novelty, lets play around with that. But i think were living in an incredibly, incredibly complicated age and being able to break down issues, being able to break things down in a way thats more easily digestible and bringing those experiences right now, theyre very, very expensive and very hard to replicate on mobile devices. I think as that field grows it is going to become a bigger and bigger part of mainstream News Coverage and how we take issues and how we deliver them to people. Theres one thing that i think is, if i may, serious now that i think will be sill ly later whi is sort of niche media sites, things that are focused exclusively on one audience. There
More trust building manner than the idea that somehow another one was spying on a particular community. If i could ask you the balanced question from the other direction, i wonder, do you worry or do you think that the public as 9 11 is becoming less concerned than we should be about terrorist threats. Is this what keeps you up at night or what does keep you up at night northwest mostly in this job sn. In this city the concerns about terrorism are every day in the newspapers. We will have the event on the 15th. The opening of the 9 11 memorial museum. In october we will open a new world trade center. In as much as that is where 9 11 occurred here, its constantly in our memory and constantly in our day to day lives. Throughout the rest of america. There has been a significant drop off. I really had to fight in los angeles the years i was there. 2002 to 2000 noin. To get resources to build up a Counter Terrorism capability. Again even though los angeles had been the subject of several te