i came to mit from the electronic frontier foundation. i helped that get off the ground here. 1998, i thought we finished with all the interesting internet policy issues began to work with the pattern of the world life, a bunch of interesting technical questions. i took about four years off from mit, was deputy to technology in the obama white house. worked on issues of global issues, things like that. >> what you thank you accomplished there? >> i think we did some combination of certainly helping the federal government to make better use of data and online systems to provide better services to citizens and to work more efficiently. i think i spent a lot of time on consumer privacy bill of rights so we spent a lot of time raising the issues of how we should think about privacy new privacy protections we need in a digital age. we worked very closely with federal trade commission, we got the agencies to launch new privacy initiatives. has new law but they are back to the driver remain optimistic. in a lot of ways, we had internet policy is

engagement, i think those conversations will become more focused so you teach internet public policy at mit. what do youwant your students to leave with? >> it's a great question . i first of all what our students to leave with the understanding that the internet and all this technology that we use is a work in progress. we can shake it to meet human needs, that's number one. and our students are great engineers, we teach them how to build things so i want them to know they can build things that meet human needs. and number two, i want them to have an understanding of the law and the public policy environment and the larger sociological and ethical context to be a real part of the discussion about what these systems should do, what does it mean to have a system that accountable, that's responsive, explainable . because our society has you know, centuries of legal and policy and ethical traditions that help us answer those questions and i want our students to be able to be able part of those legal and policy and ethical dialogues so that they can assume their responsibility in designing syst

words michelangelo mit easy was his full name but he was best known as joe he telling a painter was activefrom the early fifty nine hundred to his death in sixteen ten and had a profound influence on baroque painting and his main innovation at the time was his. hyper realistic style so realistic in fact that again this troupe of actors from naples a nifty idea. the entombment of christ. caravaggio's famous painting as a tablo on stage. and here an actress strikes the pose of mary matalin in ecstasy. modeled on caravaggio's portrayed from sixty six. these living pictures became popular in the late eighteenth century it's how art was offered to raunchy. and lead them in a lot in just a delayed future director livy could run barely came up with his idea in two thousand and six when she gave a talk on caravaggio's working methods at the university innovators a question that was not the father once and me a little bit instead of giving a lecture she had a few students replicate the way kind of worked out in his studio we sat there for what she came to realize that this performance had something

don't want eased off slightly though and freiburg came back into the game you can vouch mit testing roman baccy. in the second half don't win we're back in the groove rafael guerrero with a perfect pass for royce to make it two nil in the fifty five minutes of. the sixteenth goal of the point is a good season for the forwards freida tried to respond to his on the counter-attack some show to royce and good so with that goal eleven minutes from time classic break away for the visitors. pascal stencils handball allowed packer cashier to net his seventeenth league goal of the campaign don't move a point behind leaders and. we have four games left and we are concentrating on the next match nothing more we've got to prepare for it properly. good for button that next game is the dollar be at home to struggling shaka on saturday. fair to berlin's recent run of form has been well not very good they came into this match day having lost their previous five bonus league games and this week the club said coach paul dyer die or be replaced at the end and sees their opponent this weekend hanover is also

i and now the art spaces of the mit museum in new york are being filled by the icons of rock n roll. using a cornucopia of instruments play it loud is taking on the history of the genre that changed music forever it's a great time because this is one of the most important artistic movements of our lifetimes and generations now rock'n'roll is seventy years seventy plus years old and there are still a lot of living legends who could participate who could lends their objects and lend their expertise to the show and that they did the collection boasts more than a hundred thirty pieces on loan from some of rock n roll's biggest names. the beatles ring goes star eddie van halen and keith richards of rolling stones fame to name just a few the exhibition is organized the magically and looks at how musicians embraced emerging technologies play it loud can be heard as well as seen taking part is a source of pride for eagles legend dumbs feld. hanging on the wall here at the metropolitan museum of art is probably the highest accolade the highest honor. i could get the first and third biggest se

we're seeing right now it looks devastated and we have reported before that the cathedral needed the mits renovations and it had not taken place so renovations have been you know going on for centuries actually if you like. you know this this statement of unesco's that they are standing by france this is obviously if there's any hope to be had at this time it's that unesco and the french government are already thinking ahead they're already thinking how are they going to rebuild. when this is over and like i said if there is any source of hope here it is that this building has seen a lot of damage before the huguenots ransacked it centuries ago it was desecrated in the french revolution and there has always been this will to rebuild. so as christians particularly catholics have just celebrated palm sunday they're coming up on easter the celebration of redemption of rebirth perhaps there will be a glimmer of hope right now obviously we're looking at absolute devastation you know. that was david ludwig from used culture desk speaking with me earlier. or here in germany volkswagens diesel ga

the first w timeve mit since october 10 and 11.he cold front made its wayh thrond you probably noticed, if you're out and about, a little breeze out there.we saw a south wind earlier. now it is out of ate north and rison in the cooler air. you can see the front clearly defined right this.th we've got a storm and this is a big one. denver today, close to 80 degrees. tomorrow, blizzard conditions. the blizzard warning fromea milis right on down toward denver. high wind warnings and high wind watches. a nasty storm and it will have wan impact on thether it moves across the country. out ahead of it, it brings in warmer air. we're cool today, or rather tomorrow andthursday. we'll get a chance at rumbles of thunder. great for the capitals game. saturday, 3:00 ge downtown. yeah. beautiful for that capitals game. 72 osu ay. a better chance of showers and maybe a thunderstorm there before we starto see thunderstorms in the 60s. and then back to the 70s. te thing we do see there. there is no 40s. no 3s. even overnight low temperatures. the c

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too narvel at its fine arts and try her hand at preparing a local delicacy all don't magen at shit mit's doesn't really like cooking. a typical italian breakfast kicks off my visit to florent that means cabbage cino and pastries at the bar in the traditional cafe school deity next to florence his famous cathedral. on giorno and welcome to my perfect weekend in florence. the capital of tuscany lies on the river florence is considered the cradle of the renaissance and is famous for its architecture and museums which attract millions of tourists all year round. showing me the sights today is francesco giordano from the local or tour guide agency. days we're going to bring. our tour begins at the main cathedral the city's most famous building. you can see that they don't have a skyscraper our safety our floor and it's because it's forbidden to be of color buildings that the dome which she is the tallest building in the city's south tower one on to the sixteen needs or. even the bell tower is not as tall as the cathedral the complex also includes the florence effect history with its golden do

the political parties have turned to social media to get their message to the voters that's follow mit's on the always likud first emerged. recently launched its own t.v. channel on facebook facebook but as the political establishment turns away from traditional media there are concerns that digital sources of information could be manipulated by crack has a lot of blogs both sides food seems out on cyber security. israel's domestic intelligence agency bent recently just such a warning. that direct command said that an identified foreign country intends to intervene in the upcoming elections. towards the prime minister and security officials trying to reassure the public netanyahu said that israel definitely has the technological capability to prevent such cyber attacks. russia said it would never intervene in a foreign election. but internet data can also be manipulated in other ways. a google search will turn up different results for different uses that content may also be accompanied by advertising but there's no way to tell how the google algorithms choose which content will be shown.

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facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but muller at mit's he never compelled trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalind al-jazeera washington while all this doesn't mean president trump is completely in the clear yet there are still questions over whether he obstructed justice alan fisher has the latest from the white house president trump went ahead with a planned event at the white house enjoying according to aides the best pieces his election i'm having a good day q it was called. no collusion no obstruction. the best pieces his election are just his supporters to watch the attorney general's news conference and within minutes of it ending tweeted out the message he's been repeating for twenty two months no collusion nor struction the president might hope that it's game over but it's not the white house and its republican allies will keep pushing the message that it's time to move on and things well but only to the nex

protests and has been arrested on a number of occasions joins us over the phone now from heart to mit's a very good of you to take the time to speak to us now protestors have refused to leave the street since the ousting of president tomorrow bashir is it your sense your understanding that they will continue to defy this military audit curfew. while and thank you for having me a listener protesters will never leave the street and they will keep remanding in the streets until the government is thrown out and it's part of the time that the head of the x. president was removed from from from from the thrawn let me call it it's run but he still has his supporters there even the new transitional government will look at it suspiciously at a skeptically because these are the sam species that we. that source to us have to go to the streets so we don't want we don't want them to be there with the full on drugs or government or not we want new faces will never accept them because we don't want to don't want any type of garbage recycling process or repeating or to group the producer producing the

facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but muller at mit's he never compel trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalind al-jazeera washington. and while president trump may be declaring total victory democrats want mother around trump's attorney general to testify before congress they also want to see the full on a diversion of the report and i'm fisher has more from the white house. president trump went ahead with a planned event at the white house enjoying according to aides the best piece is his election i'm having a good day q who's called. no collusion no obstruction. the best pieces his election he did earlier urged his supporters to watch the attorney general's news conference and within minutes of it ending tweeted out the message he's been repeating for twenty two months no collusion no obstruction the president might hope that it's game over but it's not the white house and its republican allies will keep pushing t

looking into the city council for trying to remove the confederate monument we look into a majority of mit only see the council in memphis tennessee have criminal records of embezzlement still in money been caught prostitutes cocaine. yep still in office cincinnati ohio that's a horrible place for shootings up there on a daily basis stabbings ripens killings each state major capital washington d.c. the capitol united states itself washington d.c. as i war zone and they will tell you in washington d.c. do not go out by yourself after eight o'clock at night you will get robbed stabbed or write to as our own capital they tell you to fairview not more out it might mean i think. i am. glad of the. same things driving these rapes murders every day. in history which i do or this is all the transportation read about thirty five cents of that was. defined by their government wants to make it look like the whole united states were all peaceful one half the race would have ever. lives and then it's nothing like it i mean even though they've been pushing integration down our throats now for feed years

d is phone footage obtaineby ane bbc appears to show mits and refugees under attack in a detentiooucenterkirts of tripoli. the governmentere has blamed militia loyal to a general, a commander from the east who is trying to take the capital. these detainees have now been moved to a safer location. but others have not. we found hundreds of defenseles civili a detention center in the suburb.e dangerously cl the front line. europe does not want them. and libya can't protect them. conditions here are extremely ballc. the men tes they are facing evdoy kind of problem, they not have enough food, water. ete biggest issue now is s the fighting is nearby. we have been able to hear it ourselvea mile or two bang -- two away. michael is a former medical student from south sudan. like many here, he says he is living in fear. >> no one should live here. every time we are here, we hear gunshots every day. every day.ev in the night we can't sleep at all. reporter: you feel your lives are not safe here? >> of course.ac i am stillg the same problem i was because of south sudan. i escaped beuse of the war an

facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but muller at mit's he never compel trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalyn short al-jazeera washington. while president trump may be declaring total victory the democrats won and trump's attorney general to testify before congress they also want access to the full unedited version of the reports alan fisher has the latest from the white house. president trump went ahead with a planned event at the white house enjoying according to aides the bestie since his election i'm having to do j q who is called. no collusion no obstruction. the best pieces his election he did earlier urged his supporters to watch the attorney general's news conference and within minutes of it ending tweeted out the message he's been repeating for twenty two months no collusion no obstruction the president might hope that it's game over but it's not the white house and its republican allies will keep pushing t

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facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but mohler at mit's never compel trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalind al-jazeera washington. while president may be declaring total victory the democrats want and tromso tenney general to testify before congress they also want access to the full unedited version of the reports alan fisher has the latest from the white house. president trump went ahead with a planned event at the white house enjoying according to aides the best pieces his election i'm having a good day q it was called. no collusion no obstruction. the best pieces his election deadly to so. porter's to watch the attorney general's news conference and within minutes of it ending tweeted out the message he's been repeating for twenty two months no collusion no obstruction the president might hope that it's game over but it's not the white house and its republican allies will keep pushing the message that it's time t

the demands of mit and neither by the military council nor. the group the kitchen that has already went has already gone to meet with the council and i think we do have a problem you do have you are coming out of a totalitarian regime and there is a vacuum cultural and political vacuum a we expect the performance of these groups to be weak but look to the extent. to allow themselves to be framed by the. sea indeed meeting their performance was terrible because they've already accepted an invitation by the army for them to come to the compounds of the military this this would never happen in a revolutionary group that that should ask the army to come to the part of them and they have already accepted the army as a pattern look at the language it's not only the venue the language itself is saw poor they rather than talking about targets and highest i think eco objectives they are talking about the months so if i am demanding something from you you are part of and you are the giver so the ballgame is already out of this that evolutionary mind set

and the head of the us maker boeing and mits for the first time that a system failure was a factor in the recent crash that claimed the lives of one hundred fifty seven people. this is our senior national coming to you live from our studio in the russian capital welcome to the program. all eyes are on the ecuadorian embassy in london amid suggestions that wiki leaks founder julian assange will be expelled from the compound he's been holed up inside since being granted asylum six years ago let's now go live to london and see who's outside the embassy for us and this is there much stirring where you are. yes well we can make sense that the ecuadorian embassy in london which is just my shoulder makes the sun in the next hour winds. they are using the corruption scandal as a pretext now what this is referring to the are in a paper this was a series of phone calls and documents alleging that the ecuadorian president benefited from an offshore account in panama allegations that the president strongly denies and that wiki leaks denies publishing but president my right eye has responded quite

all its force they could and i a late i still which was borne by the united states and its allies at mit at the joe biden once you know acknowledged that i saw was a creation of u.s. allies in the region specially sold the arabia you were talking about so basically iran is a responsible party but it is forced to provide a response it cannot stand still and be targeted by the us it is forced to defend itself this is the united states that is a stablish descent in the persian gulf which is iran's region and the united states military troops are thousands of miles away from home and they are endangering iran's interests thank you for sharing your insight with us political analyst. and we appreciate it. now the israeli prime minister has frankston triumphal designated me and rainy and revolutionary guns as a terrorist group saying it serves the interests of both israel and the u.s. washington's move comes less than twenty four hours before israelis had to the polls full the general election. the main rivals are incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu and former chief of staff for the israeli mil

don't want eased off slightly though and freiburg came back into the game you can vouch mit testing roman baccy. in the second half don't go back in the groove rafael guerrero with a perfect pass for royce to make it so you know in the fifty five minutes. the sixteenth goal of the film is a good season for the forwards freida trying to respond to his on the counter-attack sunshield to royce and good so with the goal eleven minutes from time classic breakaway for the visitors. pasco stencils handball allowed packer cashier to net his seventeenth league goal of the campaign don't move the point behind leaders. we have four games left and we are concentrating on the next match nothing more we've got to prepare for it properly you're missing the. good for button that next game is the dollar be at home to struggling shaka on saturday . so here now is a look at the bundestag table ahead of monday night's match up between votes for confront for by the way and as you just heard dortmund are right on there he needs next weekend by i mean if they knew him back in another attempt to shake off their

is basically in the intelligence fear because the turkish mit its national intelligence organization works with the cia in running operations into china as we took in. areas and that's the the great advantage of the u.s. working with turkey the insulate base in turkey is has been useful for the u.s. but it's no longer a primary concern for interesting stuff that underpins thing to see how president either one does have that balancing act as you say allying with russia while maintaining that nato membership i'm closest to washington gregory copely from the international strategic studies association great to have you on thanks for your time today. thank you. the canadian prime minister is facing renewed pressure to resign over a corruption scandal that softer a secretly recorded phone conversation between senior officials was leaked suggesting that justin trudeau tried to protect an allegedly corrupt company from prosecution and allegations surrounding the engineering giant s. and c. level and go back to twenty fifteen when it was charged with bribery and fraud to secure contracts in

don't want eased off slightly though and freiburg came back into the game you can vouch mit testing roman becky. in the second half don't win we're back in the groove rafael guerrero with a perfect pass for royce to make it to nil and the fifty fourth minute. the sixteenth goal of the bundesliga season for the forward freida trying to respond to his on the counter-attack sunshield to royce and good so with the goal eleven minutes from time classic breakaway for the visitors. pascal stencils handball allowed the net his seventeen league goal of the campaign don't move a point behind leaders. we have four games left and we are concentrating on the next match nothing more we've got to prepare for it properly you're missing the. good for button that next game is the dollar be at home to struggling shaka on saturday. like to remind you now of our top story that we're tracking for you this hour sri lankan officials have blamed a local islam a sixteen months for the bomb attacks which killed almost three hundred people on sunday our very intelligence chiefs say they warned authorities almost two

irish newspaper the irish news in it the dissident republican group calling itself the new ira at mit's responsibility for the death of relieve him a key in the northern irish city of derry londonderry the group apologized saying the killing of the young journalist was not intentional. in the course of attacking the enemy lire mickey was tragically killed while standing beside enemy forces the ira offer a full and sincere apologies to the patna family and friends of larry mckee for that day. that apology will do little to quell the anger and sadness that mickey's killing friends and supporters don't symbolic bloody handprints on the sign outside the offices of the republican party syria which is accused of having links to the new ira experts believe the dissident group has about two hundred supporters they reject the good friday peace treaty which largely ended the violence in northern ireland in one thousand nine hundred eight and now that peace seems more fragile than it has for decades. or here in germany the right wing populist party alternative for germany or the dean once germans

we're seeing right now it looks devastated and we have reported before that the cathedral needed the mits renovations and it had not taken place the renovations have been you know going on for centuries actually if you like. you know this this statement of unesco's that they are standing by france this is obviously if there's any hope to be had at this time it's that unesco and the french government are already thinking i have there already thinking how are they going to rebuild now it's good when this is over and like i said if there is any source of hope here it is that this building has seen a lot of damage before that huguenots ransacked it centuries ago it was desecrated in the french revolution and there's always been this will to rebuild. so as christians particularly catholics you have just celebrated palm sunday they're coming up on easter the celebration of redemption of rebirth perhaps there will be a glimmer of hope right now obviously we're looking at absolute devastation you know. so that was david love from the culture desk speaking with me earlier. we're here in germany vo

because young should head to the mit truck metropolitan museum museum in new york to see the instruments they speed to create those little kids we'll have a preview of the exhibition. but first in new zealand now where a court has ordered the suspect in the christchurch mosque shootings and mr if people were killed to undergo a psychiatric evaluation he says then will determine whether he's fit to face trial for mass murder. around twenty five relatives of victims and some survivors of the massacre travelled to the courtroom in christ church the accused twenty eight year old australian brenton tyrant appeared by video link he's being held in new zealand's only high security prison in oakland. he looks all right he doesn't he doesn't. he looks very fit. even for the. rules for evolution laws. you. can but i want to be. the alleged shooter is facing fifty charges of murder and another thirty nine of attempted murder experts say the case is unprecedented in the country's history as far as. i think justice system and of course are well able. from here on and at the end of the twenty minute h

facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but muller at mit's never compel trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalind al-jazeera washington. but while president may be declaring total victory the democrats want and trump's attorney general to testify before congress they also want access to the full unedited version of the report and fisher has the latest from the white house. president trump went ahead with a planned event at the white house enjoying according to aides the best piece is his election i'm having to take you who's called. no collusion no obstruction. the best pieces his election he did earlier urged his supporters to watch the attorney general's news conference and within minutes of it ending tweeted out the message he's been repeating for twenty two months no collusion no obstruction the president might hope that it's game over but it's not the white house and it's republican allies will keep pushing the messa

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. >>> meanwhile, pranksters from mit covered the school's great dome with a captain america shield. >at's a nice -- that's a good shield. >> be careful up there. >>> next, a couple of crenshaws on the mound in los angeles. >> yes. >> first it was clayton cent saw -- kershawin- >> -- a strong outing for the dodgers in their win over the pirates. kershaw. >> we can go to crenshaw later. the fun started when kershaw's 2-year-old son charlie took the mound. the dodgers introduced the little guy as right-handed pitcher charlie kershaw on twitter. >> charlie taking after his father with his hands overhead windup. i see you there, little bud. crenshaw -- look, i was in the neighborhood. literally. >>> the kershaws not to be confused with the crenshaws. >> right, right. >>> finally big ben showing them how it's done in the london marathon. 30-year-old lucas bates was dressed as the big ben tower trying to set a new record for fastest marathon dressed as a landmark building. >> the costume got in the way as he tried to cross the finish line. a volunteer finally helped him underneath. he finish

it does that to mitting out a blank page. i got nothing going on between the ears most of the time. the northwest wind has been ana issuund here. the branches were clanking on the side of my house all night. probably the case for a lot of folks. north winds averaging 16 but gusting over 30 miles per hour. the temperatures arestarely half thy. the windchills are way down into the 20s. temperatures this morning, 30 in winchester, 30 in gaithersburg, 33 in prince george's county. so hovering near or just below he freezing mark. factor in the wind, though. windchills in the low 20s in the shenandoah valley. low to mid 20s around the city.l so stoing to need that warm coat. feels like mid to late february kind day. not the 1st day of april. there's the planne's herhe good news -- sunny, sunny, sunny all day long. the wind will become less of an issue later in the afternoon. as so as the sun goes down, the winds will settle nicely. high pressure moving in,old tomorrow morning. it won't be as windy, but temperatures will be far colder tomorrow than they are now. and look at thi to addinsul

uprising or whether they will follow the president's call heed the president's call and assemble at mit or flautists palace in support of the bolivarian revolution that's a situation right now in caracas in venezuela begin to look at some other news now and japan's emperor akihito has formally abdicated now during the ceremony in tokyo he thanked the public and said he prays for peace the ritual which involves handing over the chrysanthemum throne to his son took place at the imperial palace crown prince now he table now become emperor this is the first abdication in more than two hundred years. so since my enthronement it has been thirty years all my duties as employers were put into effect through sincere a t and wishing for the peace of all japanese people and that has been my happiness in my duties as a representative and symbol of japan and to be allowed to partake in this task i offer my gratitude to morrow we will start a new imperial era re wa my sincere wish is for further tranquility and peace and this is the wish of the emperors and myself when the prime minister shinzo of a

bring to a nomadic existence my facts travels to the movies and gives the software designer the oh to mit's challenge design a map to help to him to try in their daily lives can you really be done. life and one from moment amount is even. a recap of our top stories on. a cruise say the fire that's devastated paris is notre dame cathedral is now fully out they managed to save the main structure but it's spire and roof collapsed libya's u.n. bans government has pushed its state of emergency in the capital tripoli to the highest level forces loyal to the government are trying to defend the city from find us who back warlords heidi have talked and demonstrators in sudan's capital are continuing their push for an immediate transition to civilian rule protesters also want the party of deposed president omar al bashir to be disbanded. meanwhile sudan's transitional council has confirmed its commitment to the saudi led military coalition in yemen depose president obama shares sent soldiers to the water on country in two thousand and fifteen to help fight the rebels a senior sudanese military offici