can our world of community of nations muster the will to meet liberty?st threat to the question is, can a dictatorship acting unilaterally overall the aspirations for liberty? american and international commitments has to mean what they say. history shows us that ignoring the word and substance of those precious documents leads to ever greater challenges ending with potential troof. but international agreements aside, it is a moral obligation of our world community of nations to stand with ukraine. based alone on her tragically brutal history to which her people were subjected over the last century. no people on earth, no place on earth suffered more. so i say to the world community of nations and liberty lovers anywhere, everywhere, where do you stand? where do you stand economically, politically, militarily, i say to the world of community of nations and liberty lovers everywhere, where do you stand? a new architecture is needed to strengthen ukraine's precarious situation. her people long for lint. they have sung to the world. yet they remain undefend

until we put limits on national security, it is a lot better than present law where they can say national security, testify, period. ours has to go before a judge. you have to prove it is national security, so you cannot just make it up or say or stretch it. and not just -- you have to nationalis security. yet prove" to future damage. it gives notice so journalists will not have a recent situation where there was no notice at all. >> one of the issues in the drafting and debating of this legislation is a question of what is journalism? anybody calls we put in a safety valve that if you are in that situation, you are not automatically covered, but if the judge finds -- and i wanted to get the words right here, that it is in the interest of the justice and necessary to protect lawful newsgathering activities, you're covered. both -- most judges have been quite liberal in applying this law. friendly, we did not get too much opposition from the blogger, new media community, and they did not like this. a goodought it was compromise, given the fact we need those. if we did not have a unified fr

is that in the states where the nation exists where the nation preexist the state, nationalism and thetates tend to be countervailing forces. in other words, when people feel the state is at risk, the nationalism goes up and when they feel the state is secure come in nationalism goes down into the difference is evidence of looking at how many they were in the neighborhoods to protect from 2001 as opposed to september 12. in a situation like the russian federation however, the sense of the national identity tracked together what that means is the state is very weak and the national identity is weak and the state has to figure out a way. that's why vladimir putin orchestrated the killing of 300 russians in 1999 and blamed it on the chechens to restart against the nation in the north caucasus. the problem is when you get to a certain point, this nationalism focuses on pride alone and it pushes forward policies that are dangerous and it feeds on each other, and that i think, that half of the proposition is absolutely true. >> the last question appear and then we will all have a chance to c

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there were 10 offices of the united nations and i insist when you hear criticism of the united nationsd his bureaucracy, it is important to tell you that these are people of great professionalism, people who work integrity, total honesty, whose only motive was to get a read for it as the council on human right had ,emanded with honesty integrity, and independent. the report as written [indiscernible] that alone is a great achievement for the united nations. united nations system is known for many wonderful products but readable reports are not the highest level of the output of the organization. is, is one report that believe, readable. if there is someone out there who has any influence on a large publishing house who wants an extremely readable and important report that should not be confined only to experts but should be out in the ordinary general public, about 350 pages, it is not a blockbuster. it is in every way a readable reports. it is made by the testimony of the witnesses whose actual statement of what they went through is collected on every second or third page of the repor

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in the nation, we reward safe driving.ng deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> this is one of those days when the international section of the news gets really dramatic in its language and it is not melodra melodrama. this is earned. it's that things really are this tense. check this out from "the washington post" today. defiant militants have pushed this country to the brink of war or disillusion. in a nation of 44 million people, it became clear that a few hundred men with guns and unmarked uniforms operating on the eastern fringes of the country have brought ukraine to a deeply dangerous juncture. that was "the washington post," from "the new york times" today, just as ominous. quote, the looming threat of war sent the russian stock market down by 3%. in a sign of the heightened tension, the ukraine seemed to teeter towards a run on bank deposits. quote, the ukrainian troops were not yet moving on the

nation, like other nations, who respect human rights and individual liberties. we base a lot of our policies, foreign policy, on those kinds of relationships. we have always tried to strengthen and encourage nations to respect human rights and individual liberties. when there are violations of those laws, then that is an issue. i think many nations of the world have come a long way in with theseomply basic standards of human rights. and we encourage that, and we try to work with countries to do that. but at the same time, we are , notweak with all nations only do we comply with our own laws, but this is what the united states foreign-policy is much about. it is human rights. and we take that seriously. >> just pacific lee out of this meeting, i'm wondering if you got any specific request from forof the asean nations equipment assets or other assistance from the united states, including the minister of malaysia, if you have gotten any additional request from them, and did the u.s. make any specific requests from the other asean nations in terms of furthering this

what are the perils of covering national security? >> i think it has become harder, in that i think our sources are under more pressure than they used to be. i had a source in particular, during the bush years, who was under investigation by the justice department for violating national security and for having spoken to me. my phone number appeared on his cell phone apparently, and it ruined his life for quite a while. very expensive for him to get legal counsel. >> do we know who this is? >> i do not think i should identify him but he was falsely accused and later cleared. the point is, during that period, the clichÉ of what happened in such situations, that it had a chilling effect, it was frozen. he could not speak, i could not speak to him, i was toxic to others -- >> this was during the bush years. >> this was during the bush years. i do not think it has loosened up a lot since, but when there are more legal risks for sources, there is not a clear dividing line between the sources and the journalism that comes from them. it becom

russian national identity is far weaker than the national identities of any of the central asian nations. that is something that will not be accepted by people in this city, because if you were trained as a soviet specialist to my you were trained as a russian specialist. and in fact, you were trained as a moscow specialist, which means you only passed the ring road to get the sure match at the airport. russian identity is very weak because of a series of policies first under the empire, then under the soviets, and more recently now. under the empire, the czars did all they could, including never asking the question of your ethnicity, never, not once. they knew that the non-russians were more numerous and that the russian state did not have the capacity to will place together, unless it kept the russians from mobilizing as an ethnic community. under the soviets, there was a faustian bargain under which ethnic russians got to run things, but only as long as they denied they were doing it. it truncated nationality. since then, the russian federation has been seriously has been seriously co

army walk away from an event for the national day of prayer. they are here. >> plus a whistle blower says the veterans are literally dying because administrators at a va hospital have kept a deadly secret until now. that whistle blower goes on the record with us right after this break. >> it's unforgivable and it's unforgettable. unforgivable for the va to ever decline someone and throw them to the curb like i could have got better care if i took him to got better care if i took him to a veterinary hospital get all your favorites all day, everyday. olive garden's signature favorites, just $10 including creamy fettuccine alfredo, and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad and warm breadsticks. signature favorites, just $10 all week long, at olive garden. play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 colors and prints. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. myso i asked her how i isaved fifteen percent on car insurance in just f

-- the future of our nation?se, you know, i've to got a quote in my e-mails that says, and i can't read it right now, but it's something about -- [laughter] george washington said that, you know, the next generation of war fighters are basically dependent on how we treat the priest generation of -- previous generation of war fight beers. and i grew up, you know, i grew up, like i said, in mount vernon, virginia. every one of my neighbors were vets, and i remember reading -- i was a newspaper boy. i can remember reading newspapers that vietnam vets were getting spit on. we have not done that to this generation. we have treated this generation of war fighters very, very well. and now what we've got to do is make sure that we don't create a pity party and change that narrative through a storytelling process of how great this generation will be. because otherwise we're going to be sitting here five years from now talking about a draft. >> thank you. what we're going to do now is ask each panel member a specific quest

the next to the broadcast korea's central bank raises its growth outlook for the nation's economy this year to four percent after adopting a new international standards on calculating the piece that included new categories like are you spending. the main opposition party backtracked on its pledge to eliminate the political navigation system that critics to write with corruption and bribery a supreme court ruled in favor of prince a great company ptt in a fifteen year long legal suit filed by lung cancer patients. and it begins now you weren't watching rambo for all its bursting april test your soul and to keep a child when they do so much for joining us. we begin with the backtracking of a major campaign pledge by korea's newly merged main opposition party just under a month old the new politics alliance for democracy party was supposed to make waves in the political world by scrapping a nomination system that's been accused of being rife with corruption and bribery. the seven party was quick to pass the criticism but this too will atop the same type of system for nominating candidates

in a statement from the national security council.this isn't the reports that the nsa all anime called both the government were aware of the so called hopefully vulnerability. the full april two thousand and fourteen of all roman the statement goes on to say that when the agency loans of one of those he's like this is in the national interest in response a bid to close the vulnerability. roll the polenta for investigated for intelligence purposes that is from the national security council created the us that awful set up like us president obama to uphold the nsa in the light of edmondson is also looking at this vulnerability use you as well. making things easy they washington. this summer fruit will host the twentieth annual united nations framework convention on climate change. the goal of this meeting is to work for developing a new legally binding international treaty that will replace a nineteen ninety seven kyoto protocol which expires in twenty twenty. tuesday's dan collins has more. use rain forests mountains and deserts making

a national policy and a shift of balance in a very significant to see and right national security. and there is a tension between those two, and probably a proper balance. i'm not sure i know what that balances. a role, iess has think, in helping the public understand what is at stake. and a lot of what is done, if not all of what is done, is done in secret. there have to be substantial public debates. what has happened here, these stories have ignited that debate. an important debate. and the press has acknowledged the importance of that debate. >> bob, before i ask you a question -- >> feel free. >> what right does the government that does the government have to be the balancer? >> i think it was trying to be a little met -- a little bit more subtle than that. so both be present does -- does play a role. what i am calling for is more humility in terms of these issues. there is no question that there are some issues that have come out and are being discussed now, and frankly i have said publicly and i will say again i wish we would have found a way to bring those issues to the pub

i think our language for me as a representative of the national bank. these results are worrying only about seven percent of the population uses the terminals for human services and daisy. we all know that across the world the speaker is much higher and the bush it's dictated more transparency there is no more people use cards and electronic money the more efficient time management will be. bennett. the cute cute what the banks is already working on a pillow or just universities of the country. employees of the bank or reflectors for students absolutely free of charge. i need to get all this would include not only educational programs on television and radio but also their scholarships the active work will be conducted jointly with government agency. i think of the national bank of the corridor and spread em in the accord we all learn to eat something. it will continue on with financial experts are ready to list all the time but my knee as well the series competitions have been announced. educational scholarships and prizes criteria for selecting projec

, any nation, and its future?the answer to that question, let's turn to the humanities themselves. perhaps the place to begin is with the narrative, that will beef your mail your the humanists. -- that will be familiar to humanists. what is the story we seek to tell? i've are from the id of an narrative offered where was concluded a narrative is more than a series of interconnected fact's. a story line, bound by events that leads to some notable action of consequence. take for instance the story of a demand for greater attention to stem. in 1997, 1999, the reference was smet. stem, but to science, mathematics, entertaining, -- engineering, and technology. gun i s were think i appreciate to discuss the role of federal government in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology, smet education. we have a long history to sustain and improve our country's educational systems. or than a decade later, a professor of technology average unitech dutch at virginia tech noted in the 1990's the national science foundation

omdcp also works with our national and international partners to develop national product strategy andnorthern border narcotics strategy. because the year 2014, it also contained a directive for omdcp to develop a counter narcotics strategy which is now in process. and our nation faces a number of substance-abuse challenges. there is an instance of drug abuse in this country. drug overdose driven by prescription painkillers surpassed homicides in traffic crashes in the number of injury death in america. heroin use remains relatively low in the united states as compared to other drugs, but there has been a troubling increase in the number of people using heroin. evidence suggests that those users with chronic opiate addictions will substitute heroin for prescription opiates since it is often cheaper than opiate drugs. a recent report on the substance abuse and mental health services administration found that while only 3.6% of people have started using prescription drugs on medically ever initiated hair when used in this fighter timeframe, four fifths of the initiative had previously us

\[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] \[captioning performed by the national captioning institute] >> next, attorney general eric holder testifying before a subcommittee. then, house committee looks at the implementation for health insurance exchanges at the state level. later, q&a with author matt tyree be talking about his book, "the divide." talking about his book, "the divide." because this is what people want, this is what is needed to get them back to our station. place that back in without st. clair, without their support. i alone could not support these figures. there's an ice storm. ice chest destroyed our generator. we were off the air for almost 16 hours. waset a generation $400,000. these are the kind of expenses that you cannot calculate. i don't know what kind of wealth that may have been blessed with, there is no way with my two at three television stations could i survive this without these joint services and shared services agreement. >> this past monday, the fcc rule that owners cannot control more than one station in the same local market using joint s

it's a summer day in yellowstone national park; the nation's first national park. gateway cities like west yellowstone bustle. traffic snarls yellowstone roads as if a major city. the park resembles anything but the tranquility sought. animals that make a brief appearance find an adoring crowd. they are the rock stars of the national park world. rocky mountain bighorn sheep walk precarious cliffs oblivious to crowds below. yellowstone's elk are accustomed to traffic. they blend in as if just another tourist themselves. scenic wonders like artist's point are crowded with tourists. natural beauty is an attraction. early leaders of the wilderness movement saw development of the national parks as commercialization. is this conservation or is access simply a part of american democracy? it's an enduring question of the great debate. wilderness wouldn't be wilderness without the animals of the west. controversy continues regarding the endangered species act and specifically grizzly bears and wolves. wolves are the most controversial animals in the wilderness war. wolves w

they threaten the first nation -- this is it.t stretches through the tar sands of alberta to the gulf of mexico. this poison -- it will do incredible damage. o2 in times as much c this oil as any other oil on the planet. happens.hat for who? for what? not for you. it goes to a tax-free zone, so it can be shipped somewhere else in the world. we cannot have any more pollution. it has to stop. [applause] that is why i stand with my friends. they're the people of the earth. we love the earth. we do not want to see this happen to her grandchildren. , the wholeng so hard we are digging right now, over the last few years -- the fossil fuel age and move into something better. say to president obama, this is your defining moment. make your statement. make a statement that is good for all kind. why not give it a push? why not put america on the right side of history? >> neil young speaking at saturday's rally against the pipeline. thank you to our three guests. speaking to us from washington -- hannah, art, and gary. back, we will talk abo

we never in the history of the nation held the story.hat speaks to a different kind of publication. laura was moving about the impact of the chill. i think jane mayer written about the freeze on sources. unfiltered leaks being the source of investigative reporting. carl bernstein has said he could not do the watergate story today if those confidential sources didn't have trust in his ability to protect him. i wanted to ask, i'm curious because i think in julian assange, putting aside everything, a reporter, if he had been tried in this country, i believe bill keller of the new york types and "the guardian," russ bridger would have also been held, could have been prosecuted. i'm just curious, jill's thoughts about that. what responsibility does a news publication have to a source? >> well the responsibility that a news organization has to a source is to really live up to the word that is given and, by one of our journalists to a source and and "the new york times" right now, my colleague jim is in excruciating position where in one of the

guantanamo is a stain on our national honor. never mind the foreign policy reasons why it's poisoning our relations with foreign countries. it's instigating terrorism against it. the fact is it's wrong. we're holding 154 people at guantanamo. 77 of whom have been cleared for releels. that is to say -- release. that is to say they've been found guilty of nothing, are thought to be guilty of nothing and have been judged not to pose any danger but nonetheless they're not released. there's no reason, there's no right for us to hold them further. and the others should be brought to the united states and tried for their offenses. mr. chairman, i wonder which of our colleagues does not believe in the american system of justice. i wonder which one of us does not trust our own american courts. i wonder who among us does not believe in the bill of rights, who does not believe in the right to counsel, or that people should have an opportunity to have their guilty or innocence established -- guilt or innocence established in court. what we

national parks are not only crucial to preserve our national, historic and cultural treasures, but they are also economic engines to job creators. they generate tens of billions in revenue and support hundreds of thousands of jobs nationwide. this bill will help maintain and promote many beautiful and important parks in our country, such as everglades national park, which is located near the district i am proud to represent. the everglades region is a large interconnected ecosystem that is globally unique because of the hundreds of species and plants and animals that live there, such as the florida panther and west indian manatee. this rare ecosystem faces problems due to rapid development and outdated infrastructure in the area. you may wonder why someone from florida's treasure coast is worried about the everglades. there are serious problems facing florida's waterways. rainfall, is heavy okeechobee water is released in the rivers east and west. these freshwater releases are heavy in nitrogen, phosphorus and clay that hurt our brackish waterways. the st. lucie water contained high lev

many former nations have been. ancient greece, ancient rome, portugal. go through the long list of formerly great nations. when they reached a point where they had to make hard decisions and either go back up to the top of the mountain or go down into the valley they went into the valley. they made the wrong decisions. and that's where we are. that's where we are today. in order for us to get out of this problem, i respectfully suggest to you that there are three things that we need to do. the first is unity. we must be unified. we cannot afford to have our mily torn apart, tea party republicans over here. neo con republicans over here. log cabin republicans over there. we must all work together. and in rooms like this, we air out our differences. we air it out. but when we walk through the door we have to be one family. in here we're the fingers. but in there, we are the fist of unity. e must remain unified. >> and the second thing that we must have is work. i was telling you about -- about my cousin klovis. they

those nations on the security council and here at the united nations. here in some ways it gets more attention than central african republic. and i think that's for a number of reasons. it is a world's newest country many it has a lot of oil and also in a very volatile area. it was once part of sudan. there are three different u.n. missions operating in sudan. so it's a country they talk about or region they talk a lot about here at the united nations. >> james bays, thanks for being on the program. >>> a 12-year-old victim of syria's civil war. plus desperate for america. a hopeful family of a missing mount everest sherpa. a few areas where guns are still outlawed in georgia. >> crews searching for flight trey 70 checked out debris found along the australia coastline but sheet metal that has washed up is not part of the wreckage. so far there have been no signs of the plane. >>> now dozens of sherpa guides left mount everest base camp. reporting from kathmandu, nepal. >> a steady stream of mourners arrive at his home, sherpas presumed dead, whom rescue

[applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] next, white house secretary jay carney talking at george washington university. then tom perkins on what he calls the demonization of the one percent. and vernon jordan speaking at the funeral for former investor robert strauss. white house press secretary jay carney recently spoke to george washington university students about media and public affairs. he is president obama second white house press secretary, replacing robert gibbs. prayer to his appointment, he was director of communications for vice president biden

national debt. serious about our national defense. the world has gotten more dangerous. yet, the president wants to cut defense spending. under his budget, the army would shrink to pre-world war i levels. the navy to pre-world war i levels. air force to its smallest size ever. half of the cruise would be in drydock. we would retire the 810 the u2. if we stay on our current path, we will put both our economy and our national security at risk. we owe it to the country to layout an alternative. every person deserves a fair shot at a brighter future. everyone deserves an america that works. we owe the american people. a balanced budget. by supporting our military, it will help keep our country safe. presidents budget, it never balances. budget balances in 10 years. it puts us on the path to paying off our debt. and grandchildren can inherit a debt-free interest. we stop spending money we don't have. .e make reforms our critics make all of this [inaudible] but the federal government will spend $48 trilli

as a group of nations. we want to find the answers we want to provide comfort to families and we would not last too long since i didn't get along very often than reasonable off professionalism shown tests are under two to five years ago. in due time. who would provide a kosher to disadvantage for this tragic or just need to prime ministers bank the crews that had been hoping for inmates to seventy ad that accompanied knowledgeable as each with the evidence which has been serving as the hall for the multinational operations. the two met strict plane crew members who have been undertaking almost daily flights to topple the plane's wreckage. i should also receive a briefing at the newly established a joint action in court nations. dawson twenty seven days since the beijing bound jetliner vanished after taking off in poland four with two hundred thirty nine people on board. according to the joint agency coronation to a point in nine ships are involved in today's search operations. the designated area for thursd

was our national debt.we have gone another $4 trillion deeper in debt since he gave that warning. indeed, since inauguration day 2009, this nation has piled up more new debt than we had acquired from the first day of the george washington administration into the third year of the george w. bush administration. we were told this would jumpstart the economy but it hasn't. instead, it's deprived markets of the capital that would otherwise be loaned to businesses seeking to expand jobs, to consumers seeking to make purchases and to home buyers seeking to reenter the housing market. we all know if you live beyond your means today you are going to have to live below your means in the future. that is the future that we've created for our children. balancing this budget and ultimately paying down the national debt is a national security imperative. it is an economic imperative. and it is a moral imperative. now under chairman ryan's leadership the house is poised to pass the fourth budget in a row that will ultimat

army walk away from an event for the national day of prayer. they are here. >> plus a whistle blower says the veterans are literally dying because administrators at a va hospital have kept a deadly secret until now. that whistle blower goes on the record with us right after this break. >> it's unforgivable and it's unforgettable. unforgivable for the va to ever decline someone and throw them to the curb like i could have got better care if i took him to a veterinary hospital. [ dog barks ] ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine the cars we drive... being able to see so clearly... to respond so intelligently and so quickly, they can help protect us from a world of unseen danger. it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fiction. and it is mercedes-benz... today. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new

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, but really to benefit other nations. and so the proposal that he has advanced, again, that i am pleased to join him on, one that allows for incredible jobs and opportunities with the construction of the keystone x.l. pipeline, provisions that will allow for expedited prosing of our l. -- processing of our l.n.g. exports, recognizing again that when we produce more in this country, when we produce more of a resource that not only allows us to be more energy secure, but that also helps our friends and allies around the world, that also helps to really effectively reduce the cost of that energy to american consumers, how can this possibly be a negative? how can this possibly be bad when it adds to jobs? when it strengthens our economy, when it makes us more secure as a nation? so there are many, many win-wins that i think we see in these energy proposals that we have in front of us, that senator hoeven has offered up. but, again, if you only have an opportunity to kind of talk loud about them but never actually have a chanc

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so we remain steadfast in our commitment to the defense of our allies and we remain close with nation with both the republic of korea and japan. us state department deputy spokesman and mary hart said she was concerned about north korea's deliberate decision to further escalate tensions they can choose to further escalate. you can choose to come in line with the cash obligations and rejoin huge national meeting unfortunately we've seen recently particularly if the former. us defence ticket reach the cable urge north korea to discontinue such problems he said. he said she would discuss the issue with his chinese counterpart. a trip to beijing and next week chinese foreign ministry spokesman homeland expressed concern over the rising tensions on the korean peninsula and call for restraint from both sides of the small side should remain calm and not do anything to worsen tensions that you should work to protect peace and stability on the korean peninsula. the two koreas on monday afternoon exchange fighters across the disputed western sea border known as the northern limit line. tell me

security is not the threat from other nations and rogue regimes, it's the threat of our national debt. the american people know this. over $17 trillion in debt and continue the president has in his budget record deficits, record annual deficits. the path to prosperity, the plan we're proposing, gets us back on the right track, gets us on a path to balance, balancing within a 10-year period of time, on trajectory to pay off the entire debt of the united states of america, increasing economic opportunity and viability. we're for the greatest amount of success for the greatest number of americans and the greatest number of american dreams being realized. the way to do that is through the path to prosperity, a balanced and responsible budget. i urge my colleagues to support this balanced budget. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired this gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. van hollen: i would just note that it's the republican budget here in the house of representatives that divides america. when we point out that this is a budget that protects tax breaks for the very wealthy

[applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> good morning. i cover the supreme court for the new york times and it is a pleasure to share the stage. he is one of the bravest and most important journalists of our day. i hope to cover the request he has at the supreme court to review his case with the disinterested detachment you would expect from the new york times. an area where i've practiced as a pressler for maybe 14 years before turning to reporting. if i were still wearing that old hat and i was allowed to have an opinion, i might say the issue of jim by the obama administration is a scandal. let me introduce our panelists. as you might expect from my background, we will try to set some legal framework for the discussions that will go on today. forly, you could not ask better experts on all of this. .o my left is been we discussed this before hand and artie forgot. of the a.c.l. a -- aclu and advisor to edward snowden. schultz here in new york city, who has represented journalists and national secur

me give a warm national press club welcome to deborah hershman. [applause] >> thank you for the gracious introduction and thank you to the busy people who had made time out of their day to be with me today. thank you for the introduction and invitation to come back to the national press club. does anyone remember the reliable source before it was remodeled in the 1990's fiasco little brass plates that had quotes on them that were all over the walls. perhaps some of you that our reporters might still have those brass weights. a lot of them had quotes on them about the independent press as a check on government. a government where i have spent most of my working career. but i have spent much of it at the national transportation safety board are independence is critical. do we investigate, report and go where the facts lead us? yes. is that something similar to what you and the press to do? i think it is. your primary responsibility is to inform the public. our primary responsibility is to investigate to reduce future ..risk. so when do we intersect?

[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> i stand here with my colleagues on the arizona delegation, both senate and house, and with very close friends of congresswoman gabrielle giffords to remember a tranl i can -- a tragic event that took place three years ago today. 10:10 ry 8, 2011, at m., in just 19.6 seconds, 19 people, including congresswoman giffords and myself, were shot during a congressional corner in tucson, arizona. this event was democracy in action. a member of this body, the people's house, was meeting one-on-one with her constituents. six wonderful people died that day, including my friend, gabe zimmerman, my go-to guy on the congress woman's staff. but, you know, tucson and southern arizona have definitely not been defined by that terrible act. but instead, we are defined by how our community responded. the compassion, the love, the prayers and the goodwill that poured out have helped all of us heal our broken hearts and bring some good out of that horrific day. organizations have been establ

to buy a national network package on that. but again like shepard these are individuals that were creating markets. they were shaping them in describing them in a way to make them appeal to the advertising agencies and the sponsors that they wanted to cultivate. so again it's not as cut and dry local and national entity. there are these individuals moving between them and different ways. >> host: alexander russo for the stations politically adept? did they get regulated differently than the national networks? >> guest: yes, they did. most of the radio regulation is locally based around the different particular stations and it's the stations that have to give their program blogs to the fcc which i found actually very important because that was a record that i could trace of the different programs that they were offering because most of the stations didn't keep their own papers around. yes in so they were regulated differently and even the national networks, they also owned stations so that was where most of the regulation came

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