ben jealous speak at the conference and later at 4:30 p.m., former vice president al gore and pamela chomba. join us for a netroots conference on c-span. >> a panel of judges, journalists and former law clerks reviewed the most recent supreme court term looking at the effect of justice gore century's appointment to the bench and what might be ahead for the high court hosted by the california irvine school of law. it's about an hour and a half.

ben jealous speak at the conference and later at 4:30 p.m., former vice president al gore and pamela chomba. join us for a netroots conference on c-span. >> a panel of judges, journalists and former law clerks reviewed the most recent supreme court term looking at the effect of justice gore century's appointment to the bench and what might be ahead for the high court hosted by the california irvine school of law. it's about an hour and a half. [applause] >> good morning. i'm from the school of law and pleased to welcome you to the seventh annual u.c.i. law supreme court determined review event. our first event was held in the closet. so we're expanding. this event brings together the law school, the university, and the larger and broader orange county community to talk about one of the most important but most publicly neglected institutions, the united states supreme court. we have a unusually bright group of scholars to talk about the changes to come in the terms ahead. i ore turning to the program want to thank the organizations that made it possible, the irvine buckley theater, the speci

chamaal gore and pamela .ppeared -- chomba join us for live coverage on c-span. >> every week of the clinton white house, it was something-gate. it was a tense environment. we had a special prosecutor, a guy named ken starr. he was like the bogeyman. this. request for i spent more time in that white house responding to file requests than doing anything else. i remember going through every document trying to find that thing can starr wanted that week. -- ken starr wanted that week. now i actually get to do my job. with omarur interview is a medical on

pamela p.m., al gore and chomba. >> next week at 8:00 on c-span, on monday, former national security adviser who serve the last two presidents, including stephen hadley. >> i am a little worried. we are in a dangerous period with russia. wooden has decided that americans -- vladimir putin has decided that americans are anti-russia. he is saying, if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have an enemy. >> tuesday, the future of the internet. howe are talking about certain platforms seem to provide people with information that reaffirms people with what they already think. said, i will show you things from the people you know and i will show you content from the pages you like. when you start clicking on those things, i will figure out what content you seem to like. done that, had not we would not be having this conversation. >> wednesday, the changing role of cities. here is the former mayor of rio de janeiro. >> this is a transition period and cities will play a major role. the way cities can change representatives. a great machine to change what is going on. >>

later, former vice president al gore and pamela chomba. join us for live coverage of the netroots nation 2017 conference on c-span. >> next week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on monday, former national security advisor who served the last two presidents, including stephen havlek, former national security adviseor for president bush. >> i think we're in a dangerous period with russia. i think putin has decided that americans are just anti-russian as his ambassador says all the time, there's no constituency for u.s.-russian relations in the united states. and he's basically say, if you think i'm an enemy i'll show you what it's like to have an enemy in russia. white house he interim digital office. >> we're talking about certain information --de show you things. i'm going to show you from people you know and content you seem to like. i'll figure out what content seems to like and show you more of that. if they hadn't done that, we wouldn't be having this conversation because they wouldn't be -- wouldn't have grown to the scale they have to