i really don't >> did he leave here locally obviously, in germantown >> no. from >> memphis?>> not that i know of. i don't think he lives i memphis. >> detectives had to fin edward another way so the access heather' facebook account and mind it for clues, and there it was. a profile with the last name attached >> what was that name? >> edward rogerson >> police dialed a phone numbe they found for at. he told him he lived 500 miles away and eastern tennessee, an agreed to make that drive to germantown to be interviewed detectives wondered, had h made the trip once already tha week to take how they're away, and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? >> just because you've got somebody living fun 100 mile away, does not mean that the didn't have anything to do wit this disappearance >> police recorded at roller since interview. during questioning, and made u a potentially importan mission. >> i love death, i would d anything for her, when the detectives asked me, who would she call if you want t disappear, and she'd be me i'd be here in however man hours it took

in germantown, maryland, where c-span is available through palmcrest.e winning document re-is titled where is my data, data privacy and its real-world impact. mark zuckerberg facing -- >> michelle the parcel information -- during the 2016 election. >> in 2018 the new york times cambridge analyticanalytica, t political analysts. >> they obtain sensitive data, without user's knowledge or consent. >> they subpoenaed big tech ceos, drafting legislation, but no law was passed to protect our data. >> there's a massive amount of political tension and gridlock. >> the breach did expose a vast amount of data, the real impact it could have. >> if i were newly elected member of congress my top priority would be to ensure that americans have their data -- >> we can't consider the internet, every day. with distant relatives, shop for movies and online all for free. >> are these free services? corporations like meta and google, numerous platforms to collect vast amounts of personal data. we found users, their precise location, messages, purchases you make and additio

and so very scary weather for them in germantown horn lake, all of branch show, although south haven as well. and just further to the north, we've got another one possibly on the ground. tornado warnings being issued by the national weather service there in the bloomfield and extra duck creek in pike and continuing for the north. guess what? we've got more. but you've got strong storms all along as she threw a st. louis all the way up in the champagne near chicago. these lines of storms anywhere along that boundary. we could see more tornadic activity. we're seeing a chance of again, a little further to the north of that will be more the issue throughout the night tonight. and all this is going to slide further to the east to one. it does again tomorrow could be another very, very active day. all right. contrast in that we get back to the bay area are looking good out there right now. we've got some sunshine, a couple clouds, some drier weather expected, least mostly dry for the weekend. slight chance of sprinkles in the north bay. other than that looks like some pretty nice weather

middle school in germantown, maryland for the documentary about data privacy and its real-world impacts. >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says he believes there is no doubt that a u.s. journalist held by russian authorities is being wrongfully detained. his comments came at a news conference where he talked about finland becoming the 31st country to join nato. this is 20 minutes. >> finland is our 31st ally. with this step, finland is safer, nato is stronger we look forward to welcoming suite into nato in the near future it is militarily capable, strong democracy, fully dedicated to upholding the commitments of the alliance including article five. at the nato leader summit last summer, nato allies agreed on a new strategy for the first time in a decade since then, including -- we have been working to implement the strategy. making the alliance stronger, more resilient, better positioned for the future. we are building on the investment pledged to invest 2% of our gdp into defense. it is critical we have the means to replenish stockpiles and meet force generation commitments. to

this local soccer team in the germantown of tubing and is training what the players will remember from this evening. it's just a small part of what's happening on the pitch as our brains specifically choose. i want to store and for how long. thank her. yona why makes his way to the opponent goal, his sensory morganson various impressions to his brain such as a boon, flying by but dogs bark a whistle. the scent of glass was the distance to the goal. his teammates positions at 1st, his brain saved everything in its ultra short term memory, but only relevant information is transferred from there into his short term memory . the rest is immediately erased. memory researcher yon bullen from the university of tubing and stance on the side lines. he's interested in both soccer and the processes in the players brains of turns out in the city on the one hand, we need these skills motor skills, ball control that has to be practiced and practiced, and the brain forms a memory for the abs. oh, on the other hand, declarative explicit learning is also needed, for example, certain moves, standard pos

get a germantown. they're still looking at a possibility of tornado coming down there. they're getting some signatures there in the doppler radar showing a bit of a hook echo. also further to the north, we're looking at more tornado warnings in those areas as well. and then even northward. you've got more of that activity continuing along this boundary. so this is going to be scary night ahead. i think tomorrow again, we could be talking about some more severe weather along this line. but that's going to play out through the season and we do not reach peak tornado season until the middle of may. so we've got a long to go. yeah, thank you, lawrence. well, the state legislature is on spring break. governor newsom is taking a trip to kick off a new political project. he's traveling to republican led states. >> it's all part of what he calls the campaign for democracy. and this is a political action committee is focused on pushing back against conservative policies and supporting democratic candidates in red states. karma dickerson reports. >> we're going on the road to tak

after 6 or 7 months, hussein was very, very good. hussein's family fled their homeland from the germantown of lich. dat in 2016 since then. boy, wanda has been honing his skills in local clubs. thankfully chess has proved a useful tactic for fitting in it happened. i started playing a lot of tournaments in germany, or that's how i improve my german man dodge. while hussein's family continue to fret over their residency status in germany. the youngster is purely focused on learning as much as he can while away, but the german chess federation. i would be the ones i am playing with are all older and therefore maybe they have a little bit more experience. but i honestly think it's great that i'm able to play, and i think it's a fantastic chance. i think songs after difficult beginnings, germany's youngest chest sensation is ready to seize an exciting opportunity. it's jonathan, so went better than but that's all from the news team for now. up next to our documentary features a bond yard in germany, where noises for block bus the filter created. i'm been pursuing, we leave you with pictures of

we hear from an inspirational refugee flag, the syrian war, the mayor germantown, ah, the, it has again, been record, breaking me hot in there, china. but for the southeast, it's still rainy season. and i think michelle is concentrating once again where you may not want the peninsula malaysia way. if you remember any few weeks ago, there was significant flooding just here and those shout turning big once again. same strand, sumatra, javan bornea and silhouette a little less. so in the philippines, north of this though, we've got significant rain of having left flooding in fuji, and his dad just going to the recruit chain small islands in japan and still staying on shore. but the chinese end of it is still producing, right? you know, even snow in the high grounds, the southwest of beijing, beijing's lowest, tend to be 15. you'll start to rise by time you get to saturday. that snow will start to disperse. don't be quite intense. for the rain chance for the south will be we could see the more flashed in different places, but sas of the exit. but nothing you know, you know where the rainy's

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tornado currently in effect in germantown all of branch tornado possibly down there. that has been for a while. and then just to the east of that, another very strong cell moving through tornadoes likely in that area as just to the north, also seeing some more tornadic doppler radar showing movement. there may be some motion the atmosphere, some rotation, possible tornado down there, too. and just to the north, we've got more of that on the way as well. and well, boy, it just keeps coming. i mean, all the way up south indianapolis. now you can see your next storm system down on the ground. you can see this very intense thunderstorms rolling through here and another tornado warning associated with that as well. and just to the north, another one, too. so we've got a tornado warning so scattered about much of the country's midsection tonight, the upper midwest. and it is going to be a scary night. all this marching further east tomorrow. we may be doing this all over again tomorrow. right now, the possibility of at least 6, maybe 7 tornadoes on the ground. this is absol

luther king junior middle school in germantown, maryland.heir winning documentary is titled "where's my data: data privacy and the real world impact." >> facebook mishandled the personal information. >> during the 2016 election. >> in 2018 the guardian and the new york times revealed cambridge on l.a. to cub, a political data from, harvested the facebook data of 87 million americans. they targeted political advertisements to influence voters. >> they obtained data from 9 million users of facebook without their knowledge or consent. >> congress subpoenaed big tech ceos, drafted legislation, and held hearings. a law was passed -- but no law was passed to protect our data. >> there is a massive amount of political tension and gridlock. >> there breach did expose to the public the vast amount of data big tech collects and the real effect it could have. >> newly -- if i were a member of congress my priority would be to ensure americans have control over their data. >> we cannot consider the internet inherently evil. every day millions of american

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thank the good lord it was. 1688 the germantown quicker protest. 1773, the tea party. 1791, the whiskey rebellion. 1863, the new york city draft riots. 1913, right here women's suffrage. 1963 march on d.c.. 1969, protest against the vietnam war. 1970, kent state. 1973, the march for life. 2009, the tea party protest. 2011, occupy wall street. i submit to this body that this document is absolute fraud. whoever votes for is going to perpetrate a fraud on america. this is democracy at stake. please be aware. thank you. >> mr. speaker, members of the house. the proposal before you represents a dangerous turn entirely without precedent in the history of our great state. you just heard the charging document against represented johnson contains statements that are just not true. i would respectfully urge you to step back from this brink. president reagan called democracy the most deeply honorable government ever devised by man. each of you is here because you convinced your people voted by voter that your best suited to be the guardians of their hopes and dreams. the same is true of the people

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