they'll be ten minutes, first from daniel -- the guy with the tie -- and how many people are related to michael by the way? he said he had some relatives here. [laughter] so there'll be ten minutes from daniel, ten minutes from michael, then five minutes each sort of to respond to one another x then i'm going to take the moderator's prerogative to ask 15 minutes of questions of my own roughly and then you'll have a chance to come to the microphones to ask your open questions. this is being recorded by c-span for possible broad and by wuow -- kuow and i peapt they'll probably -- anticipate they'll probably be airing the entire debate on kuow and perhaps a short or version of it on the show that i host. wisconsin governor scott walker has recently been mentioned as sort of a second tier republican candidate for the presidency, and he's well known for his animosity towards public employee unions. so although this is an issue that is not quite simmering at the highest plain of the national level i'll be curious to see whether he brings into -- [inaudible] and if he catches fire as he might, whether

michael daniel said yesterday that he in fact was an anthem customer and he was going to go out and reset his password. it's a wide net, but then you narrow it down. >> change his password, he should change his name. it's incredible that a company like anthem all they do is collected data. protecting data is job number one around their. are they worse at this them they should have been? is that the direction the investigator is trying to figure out? >> there's a lot of information that will come out as the investigation goes on further. by some accounts, the fact that they discovered this attack on their own is a good sign. it's not an easy thing to do. there are lingering questions about how long attackers have been in there, what other day-to-day they may have had access to, and those questions are going to be the question that anthem has to face now. >> it's a fascinating story. michael riley, our cyber security reporter in d.c. from china, to north korea, asian states becoming more dangerous in the security of the cyber world. laura, this is an incredible story. i feel like the nature

. >> white house cybersecurity coordinator michael daniel oversees federal agencies defenses against computer network attacks and directs partnerships with private companies to protect network security. on wednesday discussed a white house initiative on computer security information sharing between the private sector and government agencies. following his remarks at the atlantic council the a panel of computer security experts discussed the white house initiatives. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> [inaudible conversations] >> welcome good afternoon, everyone and thank you for coming. i'm barry pavel, the director of the brent scowcroft said on international security here at the atlantic council, and in the brent scowcroft center is our brilliant director of the cyber statecraft initiative jason healey. so you wonder more about later. welcome to this event on breaking the cyber information sharing logjam. you see the publication out of their four your reference this afternoon's event will be a moderated discussion on the challenges that limit cyber information sharing, ma the admini

at 3:00 eastern c-span 2 will have white house cyber security coordinator michael daniel as he talks about information stharg wean the government and private companies. his comments will be fold by a panel of private and government security officials. >>> and later this afternoon the first lady of afghanistan will be attending an event at the center for strategic and international studies on the state of women in afghanistan. c-span will be live with that discussion comes up at 5:30 eastern. >>> this week while congress is recess book tv and american history tv are in primetime. on wednesday at 8:00 eastern it's world affairs talking about china's secret plan to replace america as a superpower. the egyptian resolution. and the emerging crisis in europe. on thursday politics and the white house. from our after words program with david axelrod, mike huckabee and april ryan. and then on friday, biographies. on american history tv on c-span 3 on wednesday the 100th anniversary of the release of the film "the birth of a nation." the showing of the entire 1915 film fold by a re-air of our

it will be 10 minutes from daniel on the far side, and then michael on the near side. how many people are related to michael, by the way? he said he had relatives here. five minutes then from each to respond to one another, and then i will take the moderator's prerogative to ask questions of my own and you will have a chance to come to the microphone to ask your own questions. this is being recorded for c-span and by kuow, and i anticipate they will be airing the entire discussion on kuow and the shorter version on the show i host, "the record." scott walker has recently been mentioned as a second-tier republican candidate for the presidency, and he has known for his animosity toward public employees. this is an issue that is not quite simmering at a high lane in the national level. i'm interested in whether this becomes more of a national debate. we might be talking about things you would hear a lot more about in the coming months and years. let's years an opening statement from daniel. go right ahead, daniel. we have 10 minutes, and it is kind of dark up. we have a t

. >>> michael daniel talks about improveing information sharing. this 1:40 discussion is hosted by the atlantic council. >> in the atlantic council our brilliant director jay healy who you'll hear more about later. welcome to this event on breaking the cyber sharing log jam. you see the publication out there for your information. this will be a discussion on the challenges that limit cyber information sharing. this event is part of our cyber risk wednesday serious which is our importantly series design to bring cyber experts from government industry together with ploilolicymakers to examine at the core here. it's core mission of building a sustainable cyber space. today's event is quite timely as i'm sure most you have know. just last friday president obama visited silicon valley to sign a new executive order that will encourage and promote the sharing of cyber security threat information between the private sector and federal government. it ensures that u.s. companies work together to respond to threats rather than operating alone without any coll

and later from the atlanta council cybersecurity coordinator michael daniel.d before the senate energy and natural resources committee about her 2016 budget request that totals $13.2 billion, 8% increase over 2015. committee chair lisa murkowski has threatened to hold up the department's budget request over an administration plan to protect large portions of the arctic national wildlife refuge. this hearing is 2 1/2 hours. >> call the hearing to order this morning. we're here this morning with secretary jewell and mr. connor, thank you both for being here. we're here to review the president's budget request for the department of the interior for fiscal year 2016. i just want to make sure i got the chart. and i'm going to spend a little bit of my time here this morning in opening comments to talk about the many ways in which this administration and the actions are having impact, negative impact in hurting my state. secretary jewell, you and i have had many opportunities to visit one-on-one, as well as your trip to alaska which i appreciate you making last week

then white house cyber security coordinator michael daniel talks about cyber threats and informationaring. >>> the fcc has approved new open internet rules to regulate internet service as a public utility. the net neutrality ruling prohibits servers from blocking or discriminating through legal contents. commissioners discuss the decision and explain their opposition. this event is hosted by tech freedom and the international center for law and economics. it runs about 50 minutes. >>> and we're tweeting on fcc live so feel free to join the conversation on twitter. we are live streaming so we will take questions from the audience and make sure we get you a mic. if you can turn ringers off on your phones we are recording today and c-span has been kind enough to cover this event. thanks for coming. here we are five years later and rob mcdowell is here to kick things off and tell us about his first crack at this. so you were on the commission for six years? >> seven. >> and here we are again. >> here we are again, groundhog day except a little different this time. >> mark said first time

later, white house cyber security coordinator michael dangles on and for -- michael daniels on informationharing. that will start at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> the c-span cities tour takes book tv in american history tv on the road, traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. this weekend we have partnered with time warner cable for a visit to greensboro, north carolina. >> after months and months of cleaning the house, charles halpern was making one more walk-through. in the attic he saw an envelope with a gray seal on it. he walked over and noticed it was in 1832 document. he removed a single mail from a panel in and upstairs attic room and discovered a trunk and books and poetry stuffed under the eaves. this was this treasure of dolly madison's things. we have had this story available to the public. we display different items from time to time, but trying to include her life story from her birth in guilford county to her death in 1849. some of the items he currently have on display, a carved ivory calling card case that has a card enclosed with dolly'

potential of cyber information sharing delivering opening remarks we are very pleased to have michael daniel specialists to the president and cyber security coordinator at the white house. thanks very much for coming and good to see you again. as the lead for cyber issues on the national security council staff, mr. daniel has the interagency development of the national cyber security strategy and policy and he oversees the implementation of the policies across the federal government and in this world implementation is really everything. we were discussing that before this event. in the public sector focus mr. daniel also ensures the federal government is effectively partnering in the private sector with nongovernmental organizations in a wide range of the foreign governments around the world. prior, mr. daniel served 17 years with the office of management and budget, a very impressive length of tenure and that is imploding from september, 2001 to june 2012 when he served as the chief of the intelligence branch national security division as a career senior executive service member. so, not su

white house senior director of cybersecurity michael daniel.that is at 3:00 eastern. >>> also remarks from jeb bush the potential 2016 presidential candidate as we continue with our road to the white house programing. florida, former florida positive jeb bush will be in chicago today at the council on global affairs. that will be live at 12:30 eastern on our companion network, c-span. >>> this week on c-span in prime time, three nights of tech featuring executives and innovators driving today's most successful internet companies. >> for $40,000 a year, it should be a bentley or something. instead it is just a taxi. for that, for that privilege of leasing that car 40 grand a year he gets to be impoverished. >> here from insiders at facebook paypal,ette sy and more. part after special presentation while congress is in recess. >> israel, probably topped hacked country in the world went digital first for gdp growth, job creation, inclusion of minorities, arabs, orthodox jews, health care to every location, movement of their cities south. by the way

. >>> and then at 3:00 eastern c-span2 will have white house cybersecurity coordinator michael daniel. he'll talk about information sharing between the government and private companies. his comments will be followed by a panel of private and government security officials. it's hosted by the atlantic council. again, live coverage starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. this week on c-span in prime time, three nights of tech featuring the executives and innovators driving today's most successful internet companies. >> for $40,000 a year it should be a bentley or something. but instead, it's just a taxi. and for that, for that privilege of leasing that car for 40 grand a year he gets to be impoverished. >> hear from insiders at facebook, paypal etsy and more, all part of a special presentation while congress is in recess. >> israel prob the top country in the world went digital first for gdp growth, job creation inclusion of minorities, arabs orthodox jews, health care, education to every location, moving their cities to south. >> three nights of tech tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-

. >> at 3:00 eastern today c-span2 will have white house cyber security coordinator michael daniel as he talks about information sharing between the government and private companies. his comments will be followed by a panel of private and government security officials. later this afternoon, the first lady of afghanistan attends an event at the center for strategic and international studies on the state of women in afghanistan. c-span will be live with that discussion at 5:30 p.m. >> this week on c-span in prime fim, three nights of tech featuring the executives and innovators driving today's most successful internet companies. >> he leases a taxi for $40,000 a year. it should be a bentley or something. instead, it's just a taxi. and for that -- for that privilege of leasing that car for 40 grand a year, he can -- he gets to be impoverished. >> all part of a special presentation while congress is in recess. >> israel, probably the top high tech country in the world went digit first for gdp, health care education to every location, movement of their cities south by the way cisco was a p

later, michael daniel on security and information sharing. we will bring you that event starting at 3:00 p.m. on c-span2. >> february is black history month. the bus is on the road, visiting historically black colleges and universities. tomorrow morning at 9:15 eastern during washington journal, we will meet with brian johnson the president of tuskegee university. amendment will visit xavier university -- and then we will visit xavier university. >> nelly discussion of technology and innovations with silicon valley ceos. this is part of the tech crunch disrupt conference. >> why is the press so hard on you? >> i just explained it. when people start to perceive you as the big guy, you are not allowed to be scrappy. if you are the little guy, that is cheered, that is lauded, that is the heroic startup story. like, i turned nothing into something on my last company and for most people they would call it a walk or a single. for me it felt like a home run. but again, as you get to a place where people perceive you as "the big guy" or "the man," yo

he is accused of killing a sacramento county deputy daniel oliver and placer county deputy michael davis in a rampage in october. two other deputies were wounded in the attack. >> reporter: coming up, $4 million for an elevator on the bay bridge and it's not working. we'll give you the inside story. >> rich and full of rage. a hilton hotel a 10-hour >>> it's become one of california's most expensive rides on the taxpayer dime. kpix 5's phil matier with a look at the $4 million elevator on the new bay bridge and it's broken. phil. >> reporter: that's right. $4million for an elevator. they used it about four times. it's the most expensive ride in california here's the inside story. >>> right now, the elevator is inoperable. >> reporter: it's also the latest in a string of costly glitches from bad bolts to cost overruns that have hit the new $6.4 billion span. >> everything about this elevator is unique. >> reporter: including the cost. originally it was estimated to cost about $800,000. the final tab is more like a whopping $4 million. >> the main point is to get maintenance workers up to

monroy-bracamonte is accused of killing sacramento county deputy daniel oliver and deputy michael davis in october. two other deputies were wounded. >>> today king abdullah of jordan paid his final respects to the family of the pilot murdered by the "islamic state." earlier he vowed to wage a harsh war against those militants. in this country meanwhile the pentagon says it will do more to help, too. it plans to deploy search-and- rescue helicopters to northern iraq so they can reach downed pilots more quickly. u.s.-led coalition has been keeping up air strikes in iraq and syria. >> this is a moment where the brutality of what isis has demonstrated is really not winning them many followers in the moderate sunni ar rap states and certainly is galvanizing jordan to fight against them. >> the entire senate armed services committee is now urging the president to move quickly to provide aircraft parts, night vision equipment and other gear to jordan. >>> recent apartment building fires in san francisco are prompting new legislation. supervisors jane kim and david campos will offer details of

. >> i'm going to take one more question but i'm sure both daniel and michael will be around afterwards if you would like to ask further questions. your name and question? >> has there been any analysis in the outcome of scott walker's union legislation fiscal data or county level or education out comes of impact of other services of the state or local level? >> there has been some analysts. the biggest act has been to reduce the union membership with the job growth that wasn't as good as walker promised college he deserves the credit or blame is always the subject of the debate. some counties and cities most notably milwaukee itself were able to use it to balance their budget in the ways that they couldn't have done before in terms of longer outcomes on some of the questions that you mentioned on the classifieds. there are journalistic reports but not any studies that i would say for some of those empirical questions to be answered. >> i want to thank both of you for this enlightening conversation. i've enjoyed it. [applause] you can see all of this again online at c-span.org. the just

daniel webster is coeditor. foreword by former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> here's the look at books being published this week. >> jonathan horn is next on booktv's. he recounts robert relieved decision to join the confederate army after being sought by the north and the south. it is about an hour. >> now it is my pleasure to introduce john up in warren. he is an author and former white house presidential speechmaker who spent years researching and writing this new robert e. lee biography. the man who would not be washington published in january of this year. jonathan has appeared as a commentator on msnbc and bbc radio. ..

kill the password which has become a favorite refrain for white house cyber security coordinator michael danielnt obama's homeland security adviser said iran to getting passwords is one of the administrations cyber goals. coming up tonight, wrote to the white road to the white house with american conservative foundation in information sharing and former hewitt packer ceo at a politics and eggs breakfast in new hampshire. she said she's considering a run to be the 2016 republican candidate for president. and again that comes up at 8:00 eastern tonight than tonight then at nine kentucky senator rand paul at the american spectator magazine gala. he defended the 2013 government shutdown and he criticized torre clinton for the benghazi attack. see those both tonight starting at eight eastern on c-span. >> to provide proven leadership is our challenge in 1992, that is why today i proudly announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [cheering] a special presentation on presidential campaign announcement. from ronald reagan in 1979 to barack obama in 2007. and we will re- air th

danielle nottingham hollywood. >>> were you rooting for michael keaton? a little bit? >> i really was, but i love eddie redmayne. he's so cute. >> and that speech! it's like oh, my gosh. >> we talked about this in the make up room earlier. i'm still upset with sean penn's remark, i thought it was incentive to ask the director who just won an award where's your green card? i found that very -- i found it tasteless. >> a lot of people are sounding off on it. >> it's trending 07b twit -- on twitter. >> let's talk about highs and lows. >> yeah. took a while for everybody to get in, everybody stayed up too late watching the awards. 16 miles per hour in this area. there's the high wind advisory in effect there, i think that's why the traffic is suddenly so backed up. and heading to the dublin interchange it, looks okay typical, but south bound 680 ride, no grade. that is all? the red. 880 in oakland, this is still fine as you pass oakland airport all the taillights, that is northbound traffic heading into downtown oakland, and it's farther south as you head into san leandro,

michael sure adam council and advisor of policy and outreach and daniel wiener council for the democracy programme for the brennan center. thank you >>> still to come on al jazeera america - fun to fly or safety hazard in the sky. a look at how the f.a.a. may regularise the drones. and social security - how it stops some americans falling into poverty. >>> suspicious white powder was sent to the charity run by mr gram. the organization says it has recently helped the fight against ebola in west africa. the fbi is investigating who is responsible, and whether the powder is a threat. those who fly recreational drones are waiting to hearway the drone-flying regulations will be. all will be considered a part of air space under the purview of the f.a.a. we have a sneak preview on what it is the f.a.a. is likely to rule. >> the people that fly drones there's a lot, are waiting to hear what the regulations will be to cover these things in the future. the f.a.a. is promising to cover up the regulation. turns out it will not happen before 2017. we have a sneak peek at what it is the f.a.a. will r

. >>> are political correspondent michael shore joining us from los angeles and joined by adam leos and daniel weiner, counsel for the democracy program for brennan center for justice. gentlemen good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> this is clearly a donor driven process. mr. leos aren't we electing the best door to door salesman? >> it might be better if it was door to door. it's more like dialing for dollars to a very narrow set of wealthy donors. they have become the gatekeepers of our democracy. if you can't then it's hard to get a campaign off the ground. as your story pointed out you have to do that day after day day in and day out. for example to be competitive in a u.s. senate race our latest report the money chase showed you would have to raise $3300 per day for every single day. >> mr. weiner, are the donors really holding the cards here? >> i think that the candidates are less in control than they used to be. candidates still spend significant amounts of money but now we have outside groups also spending huge amounts. i would say that our latest research though does

daniel disalvo has written a new book called transmit 11 -- "government against itself: public union power & its consequences" to gigabytes without an impact of public employee unions with university of washington labor studies director michael mccann. it's an event from january posted by town hall seattle. it is almost one hour. >> thank you so much for coming out. i've been looking forward to having read daniel's book and whether you agree with about a presents a really interesting argument that we'll get a chance to get into. our format this cd is going to be fairly simple. there will be 10 minutes first denier by the way that is daniel on the far side with the tide, this is michael on your site. how many people are related to michael by the way? he has some relatives here. there will be 10 minutes from dana, the minister michael and the minister michael in five minutes each to sort respond to one another and then i'm going to take the moderator's prerogative to ask a few minutes of questions on my own rough and you'll have a chance to come to the microphone to ask your own question. this is being recorded by c-span and is being recorded by kuow and i anticipate it will probably be airing the entire discussion on kuow som

michael carter williams was sent to milwaukee as part of a three player trade deal. mcw tweeted out i cannot lie i'm shocked, i love this city thank you for everything. he is gone. k.j. danielso the rockets and a couple of first round draft picks the one from oklahoma city is top 18 and the one from the lakers is top five protected and a second round pick from houston. >>> the balls are in the air in clearwater and the phillies held their first workout for spring training jeff skversky he joins us with more. >> cliff lee knows that the phillies are in rebuild mode and he heard all the trade rumors to dodge some really tough questions on day one for pitchers and catchers lee picks up a different kind of ball, a magic 8 ball. >> that is a tough one i don't know if i want to answer that. very doubtful. >> cliff lee shakes his magic 8 ball as he is asked question after question. but all jokes aside, lee means business even if his other ball and phillies fans believe that it's doubtful that they will contend. >> i'm here now and wearing a philly uniform and i'll do anything i can to get us to the post season and a world serieses. >> after only pitching in 13 games last year becau

michael o'hanlon from the brookings institute whom i trust will give us a big picture on this matter. lieutenant general daniel bulger, united states military retired will talk with us about what this means for our military, and we'll bring it all big picture to each of us. now, here's what's on the video start to finish. it begins with the jordanian king abdullah talking to charlie rose of cbs news and pbs. they are in an interview setting, and the king says to charlie rose that he asked his pilots who wants to help out with the fight against isis and he said all of them raised their hands. there are random shots of the milt and standing at a poetium next to a president with our president, president obama behind him this is really highlily produced throughout. it's as highly produced as anything i've seen from our military. it clues many and u.s. special effects. next viewers see what appears jordanian and then jordanian jets taping. now i've just described what was the open of the video and title page comes up and across the screen reads "healing the believers' chest" and then the video begins again with var

daniel lack is following an international marathon through the yukon. >>> and today's power politics democratic leaders are angry at former mayor rudy giuliani. michael is joining us now from los angeles. good to see you. where did giuliani make these comments? >> last night in new york city at the 21 club in -- to 60 business leaders. the 21 club tony a former speak easy. so these were things that were perhaps spoken too easily for the people in that room. it was basically about business leaders that are there. he is trying to court the money, the money that was left when mitt romney decided not to enter the race and from people who might not be in favor of jeb busch. >> let's take a look at what giuliani said here: what do you make of -- of these comments? >> well, you know, without editorializing, as emphatically and eloquently as richard coen did, you look at the political side scott walker is trying to be the reasonable conservative this year. and trying to court some of that money, trying to court those people and something like this is said something that is a little bit inflammatory -- or very inflammatory doesn't help walker. and that's the

daniel wagner. sergeant wagner served in the military for 13 years including two tours of duty in iraq and one in afghanistan. >>> rebuilding the village. philadelphia mayor michaelter says he wants to start a series of conversations aimed at helping a group of citizens who face a unique set of challenges. the dialogue started today. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has details. >> the ability for them to be able to stay on track and to try to not fall under peer pressure, and just to be able to keep his mine right and stay focused. >> dana what's all the best things for eight-year-old son justin. the two worry about the world that he's growing up in. she brought him here to the launch of mayor nutter's commission on african-american males rebuilding the village program. >> young black males are responsible, that they're not all engaged in violence or crime crime. that they're paying attention to what's going on in their community. >> reporter: mayor nutter says this is just the first in a series of conversations he hopes to have around the city and he says they're not just going to be talking about healing and wellness but frank discussions about current events that ar

daniel of u.s. won the 160 kilometers and to stop he says was dangerous, possibly fatal. all around him racers were feeling the effects. early frontrunner michael to be rescued by helicopter with severe frost bike and chek republic entered as a couple and injuries forced her out early and yon kept going determined to finish at 500 kilometers a sore ankle stopped him short and not the cold or racing through the eerie arctic nights diminishes enthusiasm. >> going into nights the white tunnel and one part of you just wants to go and finish the challenge and one part of you, the more realistic one just telling you, you know it's your health. >> reporter: those healthy enough to finish will strawingel in for a few more days but the fastest man on wheels italy rico did 690 kilometers in just over a week and won twice before once on foot and once on skis at 61 years old he is the only old age pensioner in the race. >> i'm happy. >> reporter: and hice also italian won the long distance as runner two days behind his fellow countryman who was there to honor him at the finish. >> congratulations, my friend. [cheers] it's competitive of course and these ar

daniels and his voice, which is strikingly high pitched. >> i'm could a counter tenor easiest way to describe it ace male alto, very high voice, not unusual in pop singing you heard it from michaeleporter: oscar turns on the story of his gay love affair with a young dancer name lord alfred douglass. he was known as bowsy portrayed by read, deplow, who dances only, does not sing. >> there is a whole other element, to what i have to say as an actor and a dancer for being on stage and not having to speak. >> reporter: for daniels the role is powerful permanently. >> i'm a openly gay man in love with a gay man on stage playing a gay man oscar wild. so this was i'm used to being in love with cleopatra but dialogue is getting better then it used to and people are feeling more comfortable with coming out, it is still horrible out there. the hate crimes. >> reporter: daniels says that is why oscar's message, need to be heard. opera philadelphia's oscar at the contacted my of music through february the 15th, for more, go to the arts in philly.org. pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> beautiful. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 we are following breaking health new

michael rockefeller and four women spies during the civil war. sunday at 9 p.m. eastern, form er senior advisor for president obama daniel xaxlerod. set at a morning beginning at 8:30 a.m., the 100 anniversary of the release the film of "the birth of a nation." the showing of the entire 1915 film followed by a live call in program with a civil war historian. sunday at 8:00 on the presidency, george washington portraits focusing on how artists captured the spirit of the first president and what we can learn about them. find our complete schedule at c-span.org and let us know about the programs you're watching. call us, e-mail us or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> white house press secretary josh earnest offered condolences to the family of kilomete -- family of kayla mueller. here are his remarks. >> thoughts and prayers from everybody who works here at this time. that includes kayla's parents, carl and marsha, includes her brother and his family, and all those who worked with kayla in her all too short life. she's somebody who dedicated her life to serving others. and no