are journalists jamie bartlett talks about his book sub for sub five -- "the dark net" sub type. illegal arms dealers extremists pornographers and hackers operate. he was interviewed at melville house publishing in brooklyn new york. wa >> welcome to melville house and thank you for coming out tonight. i am denniss johnson theut publisher and i'm particularly happy to welcome you to what is event in our brand-new office/bookstore located in the brooklyn neighborhood unfortunately known as gumbo.g tonight's talk will focus on her newest book marion mollegen mcfadden by jamie bartlett. the event is being filmed via a c-span booktv for later broadcast. in case you are wondering about the equipment and at the end of the conversation we will have al question-and-answer. map where you can ask to speak or anything you would like although please wait for thean microphone went to have been called upon by one of the speakers so the audience at home can hear you. also to help us out please turnn off your cell phones and really do it. it will ring otherwise i promise you. tonight are just ar

. >> i'm retired staff sergeant bartlett and i was blown up by an iranian bomb.f from my temp to jaw and took my gunner's legs off. total devastation. that day was imprinted in my brain forever. that's who we're making a deal with. every politician involved in this will be held accountable. they will have blood on their hands. >> retired staff sergeant robert bartlett is the man featured in the ad and pete is the ceo of concerned veterans for america. thank you both. robert, what made you do it? why did you speak out? >> i made a promise a long time ago that i would serve this country and i would protect it no matter what, and the that's all i'm doing. but i also made a promise to myself my buddy that died next to me because of that iranian bomb, that i would love for him and his words would be out there, too. >> when you heard we struck an agreement, what was your reaction? >> i couldn't believe it. i didn't want to believe it. the very country that killed so many americans over in iraq i just couldn't believe it. they were choosing another country over somebody

so smoke overwater trough road, bartlett springs road. we have that strong south wind right now so that means the spoke is going to move to the north over the next couple hours we'll talk about what the south wind means for your monday weather. the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> air tankers are playing a credit cal role at the rocky fire. each day they drop thousands of gallon offed retarrant on the fire. two c-130s or jut it with a modular airborne firefighting system. the retardant helps. >> slows in the fire down. >> c-130s can make 15 drops over the fire on a busy day two more air force planes are coming tom to help in the fight. >>> the transbay tube was shut down friday night. the bay bridge has not been busier than usual. here's more on how people are coping. >> reporter: everyone we talked to says it's been smooth sailing. this is where people have been getting on buses to get to the east bay. employees are directing bart riders where to go. this is the second straight day of the transbay tube closure. i it started satu

it happened at about 10:15 last night on 24th and bartlett street in the mission district. both of the victims were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> the dmv says it notified mercury in january. under california law, both drivers in an accident have to file a report if someone is hurt or if damage is $750 or more. no one was hurt, be u the car was damaged. mercury is allowed only to drive to and from work until the event is cleared. mercury is running for reelection. his o opponent says there's apparently a different law for him to follow. >>> new in ferguson, police had to arrest more protesters. the was another night of protests on the anniversary of the shoot of michael brown. unlike sunday night, there have been no reports of major violence or gunfire. county officials have now issued a state of emergency in order to prevent any more emergencies. >> reporter: a tense scene on the streets of ferguson, missouri on monday morning as the police and the protesters clash once again. >> we cross the street and they tel

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police say the shooting happened last night at 24th and bartlett in the mission district. the suspects drove up in a car, shot two victims, both am their 20s. police say the victims ran from the scene and were later taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the gunman this this morning. >>> also happening right now, alameda police are looking for this this young man. they say that he cut through a screen, crawled through a window and then sexual assaulted a girl early sunday morning. that same suspect also linked to at least five break-ins and now police are warning people to be on alert. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us now. kris, alameda police are stepping up their patrols. >> reporter: yes. they are looking for this man, but they are also advising people to keep their doors and windows locked. a tall order during our warm summer nights. now, this is the person of interest who was captured by a surveillance camera, not exactly inn con speck use in this sweater with mickey mouse hands doing rock, paper and scissors. alameda police have photos from one i

joining me now, bruce bartlett, former deputy assistant secretary for economic policy under presidenth and i would say a prominent republican, a breaker of orthodoxies himself, a lamenting of ideological drift in the republican party. i am curious as we watch this laboratory evolve, because right now on domestic policy it is a little unclear to me where the lines are for republican candidates, what the republican message actually even is, where the kind of ideological centrality is and i wanted to talk to you a little bit about some of the candidates and some of the orthodoxies they may or may not be upholding. i'll start with trump. george will has a column basically trying to write him out of the conservative movement. you have written about trump basically bring him on. why? >> oh, i love donald trump. because he exposes everything about the republican party that i have frankly come to hate. it's just filled with people who are crazy and stupid and have absolutely no idea what they're talking about, and the candidates, no matter how intelligent they may be, just constantly have to

i think, and also, bruce bartlett it's t wrote an excellent piece and i have respected his knowledgeparty history, et cetera, i think -- for a call of caveats, this is not 1964, we must remember. we talk the hard core conservatives, none of whom who are on this panel, george will and others said, well they knew goldwater wasn't going to win. this was a year after jfk's assassination, the momentum behind the democrats was so strong anyway, and goldwater was not, a seasoned politician looking at winning the election. he wanted to make a point. and he helped to spar put new life into the conservative movement, which today, is a very powerful, very large, well-funded movement that i don't belong to, but needs to be respected. because it is out there, it constantly puts up strong candidates that lose the nomination. but have an impact on the election. and we've seen the republican party establishment able to pull the party back to the middle of the road conservatives like mitt romney, john mccain, bob dole, et cetera, but, this year may be different, but i don't think it's that different.

so smoke overwater trough road, bartlett springs road. we have that strong south wind right now so that means the spoke is going to move to the north over the next couple hours we'll talk about what the south wind means for your monday weather. the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> air tankers are playing a credit cal role at the rocky fire. each day they drop thousands of gallon offed retarrant on the fire. two c-130s or jut it with a modular airborne firefighting system. the retardant helps. >> slows in the fire down. >> c-130s can make 15 drops over the fire on a busy day two more air force planes are coming tom to help in the fight. >>> the transbay tube was shut down friday night. the bay bridge has not been busier than usual. here's more on how people are coping. >> reporter: everyone we talked to says it's been smooth sailing. this is where people have been getting on buses to get to the east bay. employees are directing bart riders where to go. this is the second straight day of the transbay tube closure. i it started satu

. >> next jimmy bartlett talks about his book, "the dark net." he talks about hackers and how others operate. he was in interviewed in brooklyn, new york. >> just in time, i was saving a seat for you. >> okay, welcome and thank you for coming out tonight. i am dennis johnson, the publisher. i am particularly happy to welcome you to what is the first event in our brand-new office on bookstore located in the brooklyn neighborhood unfortunately known as dumbo. it is being filmed by booktv for later broadcast, in case you're wondering about all the equipment. at the end of the conversation we will have a weston and answer time where you can ask the speakers anything you like and please wait for the microphone once you have been called upon so that we can all hear you. also please turn off your cell phones. really, do it because it will bring him otherwise. our guest is an author who is a new new york-based writer and whose pieces have appeared in "the new york times." it may first come to your attention or his brilliant exposÉ of silk road and i shou

would you please welcome adrian chen and jamie bartlett. [applause] >> thank you for that great introduction. so i guess we can just start by, you know, how did you get interested in such a weird and disturbing subject? [laughter] >> well, i've always been interested in the weird and disturbing. i've just always been fascinated by the, first, the general idea that people on the fringes of society, the pariahs of society are often the most interesting, the most least understood, and very often harbingers of things that may come ahead of us. remember, those that first invented the internet were a bunch of crazy academics. nobody imagined what it would become, including them. and so my work as a journalist and with the think tank demos, i've always been looking at political extremism, radical social movements, religious movements trying to understand what drives them. but over the last three or four years, i've really had a sense that there was a growing number of stories about bad things happening somewhere on the internet. whether it was ill

police say the shooting happened last night at 24th and bartlett in the mission district.two victims, both am their 20s. police say the victims ran from the scene and were later taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the gunman this this morning. >>> also happening right now, alameda police are looking for this this young man. they say that he cut through a screen, crawled through a window and then sexual assaulted a girl early sunday morning. that same suspect also linked to at least five break-ins and now police are warning people to be on alert. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us now. kris, alameda police are stepping up their patrols. >> reporter: yes. they are looking for this

there's ads featuring bartlett who was injured. >> they put bullets in head and killed them.hey said we're going to run bombs out of here. every politician involved in this will be held accountable. they'll have blood on their hands. vote for this deal means more money for iranian terrorism. what do you think they're going to do when they get more money? >> meanwhile the white house is playing this movie straight out of content. it posted this tweet thanks to the iran deal, iran will be straight out of uranium. it's been 70 since the u.s. secretary of state visited cuba. that changes today when secretary of state john kerry lands in havana to open the u.s. embassy. it will include the raising of american flag, symbol of renewed diplomatic relations between the cold war enemies. these are preps from yesterday. that's not showing the fiery rhetoric from former leader fidel castro who couldn't resist the opportunity to slam the u.s. ahead of kerry's visit. castro wrote in a local paper that the united states owes havana millions of dollars in damages. >>> only congress can lift

of fighting for their live after being shot in the san francisco inner mission with a shooting at bartlett and 24th at 10:00. both victims are their 20's and ran from the scene the one was found at 24th and mission and the other at 24th and south van ness. they were taken to the hospital where life threatening injuries. no word on the gunman or suspect. >> you two of the biggest fires burning in california, crew are racing to keep them from memorying. the rocky fire is 85 percent contained with almost 70,000 acres burned. a few miles away the jerusalem fire is at 6,000 acres and zero per superintendent containment. as cave reports, firefighters have their work cut out. >> just before sunset the jerusalem fire exploding east passing 6,000 acres and fought a containment line in sight. >> it is about trying to get the containment line. we are at industry per sent containment. >> ahead of the flames, the wildlife area where this deed hunter realized it was tim to go when ash was falling from the sky. fish officers looking fore others but the owner of this pickup where ash is falling is nowhere

bartlett's arms were burned and the room was damaged. his attorney says bartley was trying an unauthorized training experiment for his fellow cops. bartley himself wouldn't say. >> thought this was a good place to manufacture methamphetamine? >> sorry to keep you waiting so long, but i'm not going to comment. >> prosecutors say it was not an experiment and they'll recommend five years in prison. bartley will be sentenced in november. >>> if you invest in the stock market, they are numbers that are pretty scary. a 530-point plunge today for the dow. but experts say it's not a reason to panic. an abysmal week capped off by the plummet is largely over fears china's economy is slowing and because oil prices are slipping, but analysts say it's no reason to get out of the stock market. they point out at the slide comes despite the u.s. economy improving. a signal that better days on wall street are likely ahead. president obama declared a federal emergency in washington state today as those wildfires continue to grow tonight. whipping winds ar

>>anny h: the shooting happened around to 15 last night in their bartlett and 24 st. here looking at video from the scene the two men ran from this area but later found and taken to hospital investing is with the sugar or shooters were in a vehicle so far no arrests have been made. >>anny h: the so-called jerusalem fire has for 6,000 a. to start sunday evening and right now there's no word on and containment. >>emily t: at 6,000 a. the jerusalem fire had floated progress but has yet to be contained in the daylight you could see it is passed 150 homes right now are affected 50 of those on the mandatory evacuation none of them have faith in the damage something home owners credit the more the 1000 firefighters are working harder. >>anny h: it is near the site of the rocket fire which is destroyed dozens of homes firefighters said the rocket fire now a 5% contained but as barnett is 70,000 a. 43 homes have been destroyed along with dozens of smaller buildings ollie back to order a bad fire have been lifted by far the close to containing of grass fire and airforce base in

brian bartlett, trying to get back to d.c. after going to a graduation in denver. >> he said that it was going to be an indefinite delay. they wanted to de-board the plane. it would be at least 90 minutes before they even had another update. >> reporter: tonight, the faa assuring passengers the technical problem was just that and not the result of a hack attack. but the incident comes just five weeks after a computer malfunction at united airlines triggered the delay of 800 flights. now, another summer trip interrupted for thousands more. cecilia, the faa tells us that system is now back up and running and it is trying to figure out what went wrong. the outage lasting five hours and, cecilia, the airlines now working hard to clear the backlog. >> a long day for so many people. linzie, thank you. >>> we turn to the west now, and the raging battle against wildfires. 68 fires in seven western states burning out of control at this hour. this one right there in washington. tonight, the nation fighting more fires with more crews and

officers originally responded to the area of bartlett and 24th street, but were soon led elsewhere. both the vim victims were found in different places, 24th and mission, the other on 24th and south van thes avenue. police say the victims took off running after the shooting. investigators believe it may have been a drive-by shooting but don't have sauce spect description at this time. >>> new this morning, antioch police are looking out for a gunman. police say they found a victim last night at the corner of sycamore drive and spano street with a gunshot wound to the leg. the victim is expected to be okay. he says he was walking down the street when a man shot him and then took off in a car. a nearby home was also struck by a bullet but no one else was injured. >>> lock your doors and windows. that's the warning to people in alameda this morning after a prowler sexually assaulted a girl inside her bedroom. it happened early sunday morning. this is the person of interest in the case. police say there have been a series of break-ins, most of them when people are home. these pictures a

brian bartlett trying to get back to washington, d.c. after a graduation in denver. >> they said there would be an indefinite delay and deboard the plane. >> reporter: tonight the faa assuring passengers the technical problem was just that and not the result of a hack attack. the incident comes five weeks after a computer malfunction at united airline triggered the delay of 800 flights. now another summer trim interrupted -- trip interrupted for thousands more. faa said the system is back up and running they are trying to figure out what went wrong. the outage lasts five hours. they are now trying to clear the backlog. >> looking live at philadelphia international, it is always wise to call ahead 1-800-phl-gate. check flight status there. there may be minor residual delays. >> happening today, more comments from donald trump that are sure to stir up debate on immigration. in the national news show he said he will deport undocumented immigrants. he said if an effort to keep families together he would deport people who have legal standings

amnesty point and several other important lost elements of reagan his are are all in bruce bartl bartlett'sditorial. we thank you all for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >>> coming up the prime minister of malaysia says the plane part found in the ocean on that island, is from malaysia flight 370, but bowing is not so sure. the the lincoln summerre. invitation is on. get exceptional offers on the luxury small utility mkc mkz sedan... ...the iconic navigator. and get a first look at the entirely new 2016 mid-size utility lincoln mkx. your choice of mkc, mkz gas or hybrid for $369 a month with zero due at signing. i'm sorta marge... you're not marge? we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start with a quote from esurance and get a set of discounts personalized to you, not someone sorta like you. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of these feet.

my next question, my question is -- appreciate the contributions of bartlett and someone. i was wondering if you could elaborate slightly to incentivize need to buy it about the role of ralph meade in the and the 12? >> wiry bringing that up? i am curious. >> i know her. >> ralph i have to say, two or three people were super great forces for this book and south is one of them. he -- one of the things you realize when you are writing a book like this is you realize what happened 25 years ago, can you remember what happened 25 years ago in detail? ralph can. other people talking generalities. i could say to route what happened on july 15th, 1989? that day i was -- and i was wearing -- ralph meade for those who don't know him, he had a disease that knocked him for. so he understands the disability experience. he was head of the civil rights leadership council, he was -- was an interesting story. about how as a white republican male got to be the head of an organization that was seen as a civil rights organization. early on he became friends with pat wright. i should you in on

stagecoach pic is guys that and drive them out to some hotel and told so or one of the hotels in bartlett take them out to willow rock to their ranch in on the way out, guess what would happen? he would have somehow thoughts with bandannas spread their ponies and they would stop to stagecoach and robbed them and take over the men's wallets and watches, jewelry, generally terrorize them a bit and then they would write off and these people were dumbfounded. can you imagine some guy from philadelphia or boston or new york come to stagecoach is the oil to the logic of frank would be standing there with a cigar and there it come in and there is the japanese ballet always with frank. he would pour them a drink and they were looking around and on the other table would be their wallet and jewelry laid out in frank would be sitting there last in. they would look at him and he would have a big glass of milk and he would say this is buffalo milk, what keeps you going. and then on the guys got rid of clothes and put on some levis or give them out as to whether and for days they would play cowboy. the

. >> reporter: kevin bartlett is taking the class to better understand a trail-blazing trend. >> it'sesponsible conversation can lead to more open discusses for the rest of the country. >> reporter: i of course am curious, how does this class get by in academia? >> i grew up in chicago in the mid-90s. >> university of denver professor developed the intense one-week course. >> we're going to be open and transparent and share our stories. so we're here to encourage ideas that are good especially good journalism. >> reporter: as cannabis sales balloon, legislation struggles to keep pace, offering journalists too many angles of which to write. >> a lot of this stuff is over my head. there are people who are industry experts who can tell them far better than i can. >> reporter: he exposes students to experts in the field. >> this is the absolute ground zero for this beat still. which is just really fun to be here and it's definitely a right place at right time kind of thing. >> you see more opportunities as cannabis journal snis. >> -- journalist? >> it's endless. >> do you to smoke weed t

group is spending a million dollars to run television ads like this one, retired staff sergeant bartlett said he was injured in iraq by an iranian bomb. he said the deal will lead to more violence. >> a vote for this deal means more money for iranian terrorism. what do you think they're going to do when they get more money? call your senator, tell them no deal with iran. if you don't call, who will? >> meanwhile, a group of former u.s. admirals and generals has come out in favor of the agreement, 36 retired j military leaders released an open letter asking congress to support the deal. the letter describes the agreement as the most effective means of preventing iran from getting nuclear weapons. without it, they say iran could have a nuclear weapon within a year. congress has until mid september to vote on whether to approve the deal or not. house republicans say they have enough votes to vote down the deal and override a veto by president obama. much of the lobbying has focused on the senate. senators who support the deal include bernie sanders, angus king and gillibrand. many still hav

it happened last night at 24th and bartlett in the mission district.olice say someone in a car shot the pair. they are both in their 20s. each victim left the scene and were found a short distance away in different locations. so far police have not made any arrests. >>> happening today, san jose city council members expected to consider allowing police to use a drone. first of off, the department says they will only use a the don't am a limited capacity, only daylight hours and the plan calls for a one year high lot program had a would not start before 2017. >>> starting today big changes on san francisco's busiest street. drivers will no longer be able to turn off or on to market street anywhere between 8th and 3rd streets. the only exceptions buses and taxica taxicabs. the changes are being done to improve safety along what's considered one of san francisco's most dangerous corridors for pedestrians. >>> let's check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it is beautiful. even starting out it this morning we're starting to see the clouds parti

jamie bartlett who wrote the darknet inside the digital underworld and stephen witt on his book how music got free. at the end of an industry at the turn-of-the-century and patient zero of piracy. it all starts tonight at eight p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> are waived to the white house coverage of the presence of candidates continue live from the iowa state fair. on c-span, c-span radio c-span.org to read as the candidates walk the fairgrounds and speak at the des moines register's candidate soapbox read on friday morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern it is senator ted cruz. on saturday, republican governors chris christie at noon and bobby jindal at 1:00 p.m. during the twitter conversation at #dmr soapbox. c-span's campaign 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. that the white house announced today that president obama will travel to new orleans next week. to mark the 10 year anniversary of hurricane katrina. it hit the gulf coast august 27, 2010, displace a million people and killing nearly 2000. a briefing yesterday on the progress made since hurricane katrina. >> good morning, ev

. >> i am retired sergeant bartlett and i was blown up by an iranian bomb, and it took my gunners legs total devastation. that is imprinted in my brain forever. they kidnap little kids from neighboring villages and put bullets in their heads and they said we are going to run our bombs out of here, that's who we are making a deal with. every politician involved in this, they will be held accountable and have blood on their hands. a vote for this deal means more money for terrorism. what do you think they will do with that money? call your senator and say no vote for a deal with iran. if you don't call them, who will? >> and the paper rights when the group decided mobilize opposition against the nuclear deal with tehran, gary seymour knew he could never operate as his president, and he concluded the accord was in the united states interests, and i think president obama's strategy succeeded, and "the times" rights as soon as he left the group announced a new barrier with a decidedly different message, and lieberman -- i will show you the reporting on his advance to lead that group, this i

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it happened last night at 24th and bartlett in the mission district.ice say someone in a car shot the pair. they are both in their 20s. each victim left the scene and were found a short distance away in different locations. so far police have not made am i arrests. >>> happening today, the department says it will only use the kroen in a limited capacity including only day light hours and if it gets the green light the plan calls for a one year pilot program that would not start before 2017. >>> let's get a look at our forecast for this thursday morning. >> we start out with clouds, this is a look at the golden gate bridge and as the drivers come across they have the windshield wipers on, mist and drizzle and our temperatures are much milder in the mid to upper 60s starting out the day, highs today reaching 85 degrees in los gatos, san francisco low 70s, 87 degrees in napa, oakland 74 while walnut creeks tops out at 88 degrees and pleasanton a high of 89 degrees. let's see how traffic is moving. >>> i want to start you hot with this shot from the san ma

that is not stopping the bartlett of candidates on the other side running on the policy is the almostshed our economy in the first place. we will have to fight just as hard in this election as we did in the last two. we have an incredible fleet of candidates who are willing to make sure that every american who works hard has a chance to get ahead. the candidates will not always agree on everything. that is the weight should be. they all agreed that america does best when everyone gets a fair shot, and everybody plays by the same set of rules. no matter who is on the ballot, that is a choice we will face, fired upis why i am and ready to go. i'm not asking you to work as hard as you did in 2008 and 2012, i am asking you to work harder. knock on more doors. if we do that, i know the democrats will just went the white house and congress, and elections all the way down the ticket, we will keep leon the extraordinary progress of the past several years. we will leave our kids in america better than ever. thanks, everybody. [applause] chair wasserman shultz: thank you so much. are we proud o