massachusetts institute of technology security studies program welcome to you from singapore evan resnick coordinator in the united states program at the institute of defense and strategic studies at the s. rajaratnam school and here on set with me is the jat of this thing fellow at the brookings doha center good to have all of you with us on the program mr was first i mean observers and analysts across the board describe the move as one that you might see bringing a hard line a whole one of more hawkish nature and substance to the u.s. cabinet what does bolton bring to the cabinet that is pretty decisive as didn't well for the time being he's bringing support from the president all the reporting was that mcmaster and trump were not a good combination it is reported that mr trump didn't like mcmasters sort of slowly going over the pros and cons and pushing back when he disagreed with the president john bolton is a skilled bureaucratic player been in washington a long time you obviously has been able to cozy up to the president and convince him that they're on the same page even though the

i am gary resnick. i have the honor of serving on the board of the national league of cities, and chairing its information technology and communications committee. i want to thank you for the opportunity to share some perspective from city leaders across the country. and for calling attention to the importance of broadband infrastructure deployment. i would also like to recognize my fellow city officials who are here today. many of my friends from florida travelled here for nlc's congressional city conference to emphasize the need for infrastructure investment. i can assure you that nobody cares more about this advance than local governments. we recognize everyone needs affordable, fast internet. cities are not the reason millions of americans lack the necessary infrastructure in their communities, today i would like to outline the challenges cities face in ensuring that all americans have access to affordable broadband. i would like to offer policy solutions to tackle these challenges. first, the citie

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max resnick has our report tonight from nyack. >> reporter: near yuba pass, heavy snow, gusty winds and reduced visibility enough to force this reno resident to think twice about continuing her drive home. the snow and wind so thick and forceful, we chose to stop and turn around here and interstate shut down due to the conditions. for those who cleared chain controls before the highway closed a chance to play in the snow if you can get back up. >> i can't get up! >> reporter: rebecca and her father came from natomas. >> right when we hit applegate, we started anticipating the snow and it was full blown. so really stopped to see that. >> reporter: while she plays her father tries to make it back to the car caught in the struggle with mother nature. chain be stallers work west of alta trying to get drivers over the summit. >> never had chains on before. so -- >> reporter: this installer is among the many in reflective suits. >> very slow traffic today, yes. >> reporter: kurt hopes tomorrow brings more drivers. >> tomorrow should be better. should be less wind and storm. and friday we'll g

gideon resnick.does this tell us about the internet research agency, the russian troll firm, the st. pete pete petersburg based operation we believe was meddling in the election, by posting things on social media? >> it tells us they had specific targets, like individual americans already involved in activist communities. things having to do with black lives matter. things related to deaths by police that activists were already involved in. the internet research agency, through the proxies, a number of the other tumblr accounts they generated, were telling these folks, hey, when you go to a rally, print this petition or sign and bring it with you there. a lot of people, you know, would have the conversation for a couple of days. >> where, on twitter, facebook? >> mostly facebook, yeah. one of the examples we have was a screen shot from facebook messenger of an account that is now not active anymore. >> right. >> they were reaching out and saying, hey, make sure you print this petition. make sure you

flight engineer renny resnick seated down. they're kicking up their work week with a monday commute to orbit. i was told that you could bring your family and when you get assigned it to a mission. family in to your take a picture in your orange suit with your family around you. i was thinking, my family, their four-legged family but they are family. i drove my dogs into nasa in a van with my neighbor holding them back in the back. past thethe vehicle guard after i showed them my badge and i show -- i go to the photo lab. i get them in there, and we have about 100 no bones. i put the orange suit on and they run toward me. i told the photographer to start shooting. one is licking my ear, scout is looking like a that became iphoto. -- that became my photo. >> you can see the black asked black mass fear. he is very active. he once kibbles and bits and things. is going to honor's or the legacy of my other two dogs who passed away about four years ago. they were road warriors, went on trips with me. -- he has already made a me to bo

resnick, would you agree that the digital divide certainly exists in urban as well as rural areas? >> yes, senator, thank you for the question. i included that in my testimony earlier today that we are seeing within urban areas the lack of broadband access by so many people simply because it's just unaffordable. as i indicated, the library in my city, the libraries in our areas are packed after school with children just trying to get online to do homework. we actually through the national league of cities had a conversation with fcc commissioner rosen war sal about this very issue and she's from connecticut and she made very strong statements confirming that there's so many children that just do not have access to needed broadband simply to do their homework. and they are being very creative. they are, as you indicated, going wherever they can find a good wifi hot spot. but that's certainly not the answer. this is happening not just in inner cities but in suburban areas like my city throughout the urban area if the had is a significant problem to address as well. >> what's the best