mr. rainie, i hate to a wet blanket, but i have a very simple question to ask you. why, what reason would someone have two posted their personal, private financial information and personal information in the computer when they know or suspect that it can be taken, misused, or abused? i would really like to know that. in many cases, companies have spent a lot of time and effort making systems really convenient for people to use was of you can go to a website, you can buy something in a couple of cliques of your mouth and get the thing delivered in a couple of days. in theis an upgrade shopping experience for a lot of people. the other thing is up until this heartbleed situation, most people were convinced that the existing security systems and the elaborate encryption of personal information was good enough to rent problems like this. the other thing that you often hear when people talk about -- why do people trust the internet in these ways when it is so clear that it can be hacked or there can be data breaches/ think about the last time you went to a restaurant or

mr. rainie. caller: -- guest: hi. caller: i am one of those privacy people.o not have a credit card. i do not have a cell phone. i make all of my payments on money order. i like to read and write, so that is why i do not have a computer. i don't want technology controlling my life. i'm sure it does one way or another. once you go to a doctor everything is on paper. guest: yes, there are a portion of americans who are just like you. they are so concerned about possible bad consequences of sharing materials, they really want to be off the grid. they want to not be known, and it is a very common expression of american independence and privacy and things like that. many more people think that these are essential tools for our lives, having credit having access to the internet, using a smartphone, all of those benefits they get from that when they do the tote board in the situation they say the benefits outweigh some of the problems related to it. but absolutely, a portion of the population feels exactly like you do. they are worried about the vulnerabilities and

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rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. it is so good for a night in. >> i am banning mrerling tl for life. >> big message sent to pro sports and entire nation. fba hits the team owner accused of racism with really everything they have got. good evening. we begin with the decision that strikes writ at the explosive center of race money and respect in america. talking about the punishment of donald sterling bell nair owner of the los angeles clippers. punishment swift and severeth. banned for life for making racist rae mark. fined more than two million dollars and tonight the team back on the court for my off game against the warriors. had the nba not acted as they did the players of both team planned to walk off the flar once the ball was in the ear. him if mary bruce has more now from los angeles. >> los angeles clippers welcome to the court tonight withstanding ovation. no longer welcome here, team owner donald sterling. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. >> the league wants the tea

mr. secretary. thank you, david, very much. really appreciate it. thank you all for coming on a rainy day. i think it actually has stopped. we'll continue this conversation for another year at least. hope you will join in with us. thank you, bye-bye. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> if you missed any of this event at the center for strategic and international studies today we'll have it for you on our website. it should be available later today at c-span.org. >>> with today being the deadline to file your taxes, we posted a question on our facebook page asking you whether you think your tax bill is too high, too low, or about right. not surprisingly not too many of you are asking to be taxed more. terry says, we should abolish all taxation and have one flat, capped 10% consumption tax with no exemptions to be collected by the states. tyler weighs in, responding pretty fair, considering we have some of the lowest for a developed nation. now if only corporations paid their fair share we'd be golden. you can join the conversation and share your thoughts at facebook.com/cspan. >>> with the senate in rece

too broke on that rainy night in georgia when she was on her way to celebrate her birthday. he hired an engineer to help him together mr. cooper, of the lawyer and mr. hood and engineer began to identify a defect that someone at general motors had discovered years before. there was a problem with the ignition switch in chevy cobalt. it could easily be bumped or brushed or pulled from onto accessory or off powering down the card disabling the power steering disabling the power brakes and preventing the airbags from deploying. after two years of fighting general motors for documents in a timeline of events at a deposition in april of last year mr. cooper finally confronted general motors with the facts. someone at general motors had switched out the unsafe ignition switches in several car models and covered it up by using the same part number for the same switch, of the new switch. had covered it up by using the same number for the same switch. a simple work of the engineer hired by the trial lawyer had discovered the defective part and its replacement with the same number and when mr. cooper confronted general motors mr

mr. mcdermott: thank you, madam speaker. i will take such time as i consume. -- on a aker, a -- rainy september day in 2006, or 2008, actually, a constituent of mine, ingrid, was badly injured through a terrible fall in her home. she was rushed to the emergency room where she was cared for and her life was spared. yet ingrid came out of that experience stuck with a $23,000 hospital bill because she didn't have -- actually, she couldn't afford to have health insurance. a few months later, ingrid was forced to sell her home to pay off that enormous hospital bill. today, a rainy day in april of 2014, there's a different story to tell. it's a rainy day in seattle, not here. the story of the affordable care act. the story of 7.1 million mothers and sons, fathers and daughters, who have a newfound sense of health security and peace of mind. 7.1 million. hardworking americans. in addition to the two million young adults who are protected by staying on their parents' plan, in addition to millions more who are now covered by children's health insurance programs and medicaid expansion. one of them is ingrid. ingrid's life is vastly di

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