will now be as smart as ted lieu, we hope. but the point is that without a public discussion of these issues, i think we are all lost and wouldn't it be nice to have that public discussion take place in a congressional hearing room or think bigger or maybe smaller, in this year, wouldn't it be nice to have that discussion take place in a presidential debate, maybe in the fall general election presidential debate. >> cybersecurity is going to be huge. it's huge. >> all right. certainly politico is now better informed about this. i want to thank a very educated audience for tuning in but i also want to make one last shameless self-promotion plug and that is that places like the wilson center are going to have this conversation and we are hopeful that that conversation will ripple out and will be held in more important in the white house, in the congress, in the debates so that the public can see who is better qualified to be president. and we have to have those debates now, because as ted says, something bad could happen any tim

involving the unlocking of an iphone belong to one of the san bernardino attacker to congressman ted lieues part in this discussion on smartphone encryption technology and national security. this event was hosted by the wilson center. >> okay. good afternoon, everyone. we are specifically here are watching to unchain arpan, president and ceo of the wilson center, a recovering politician. my role in congress for most of my nine terms overlapped the subject we are dealing with today, and it is my great pleasure to welcome good friends on this panel but first a shout out to my congressman and good friend ted lieu for joining us. had literally is my congressman. i am still a resident of venice beach, california, which i represent all those years and he represents venice beach, california, and other parts. and again ted, 20 years later, thanks for looking out for what was then my young son dan while you were a member of i guess the state assembly, or maybe the torrents of city council. we go way back. encryption is time to. it's important, and ted is one of the only members are to understand t

is now going to be as smart as ted lieu, we hope. but the point is that without a public discussion of these issues, i think we are, we are all lost. and wouldn't it be nice to have that public discussion take place in a congressional hearing room or, think bigger -- maybe smaller -- wouldn't it be nice to have that discussion in a presidential debate? >> cybersecurity's going to be huge, it's huge. >> all right. [laughter] and certainly, politico is now better informed about this. i want to thank a very educated audience for tuning in. but i also want to make one last shameless self-promotion plug, and that is that places like the wilson center are going to have this conversation, and we are hopeful that that conversation will ripple out is and will be held concern out and will be held in more important fora, in the white house, in the congress, in the debates so that the public can see who is better qualified to be president. and we have to have those debates now because, as ted says, something bad could happen anytime, and somethi

california democratic congressmember ted lieu asked hedman why it took so long for the agency to warns. april.new in in june were notified and the newer given a report that said, lots of lead in this drinking water. and the nothing is done until december. there is no excuse for that. someone needed to have yelled and screamed and said, stop this, people are being poisoned. it should have been done in at least july or august -- maybe september. at least by october. that was so wrong. this was a crime of epic proportions that could have been prevented post up i yield back. amy: explain, melissa mays, who susan hedman was, regional director of the epa. she has resigned. explain who deltoro is. an expert for water treatment. he asked if every 2013, he asked the state department of environment quality, are you using corrosion control? they said, yes. they lied to the epa. he did not believe them because we were turning in more and more test results that showed high lead. in june, he released a report problems,re are they're not doing their job the state level. amy: what did hedman do? >> s

the move comes in response to a request from california congressmen ted lieu and mark desaulnier, who have sought a investigation of exxon mobil following exposes by inside climate news and the los angeles times revealing exxon knew that fossil fuels cause global warming as early as the 1970's, but hid that information from the public and instead poured millions into climate denial. california attorney general kamala harris and new york attorney general eric schneiderman have also launched investigations of exxon. the increasing scrutiny of exxon mobil comes as record-high temperatures in alaska have forced organizers of iditarod to transport a train full of snow to age because there is not enough snow for the famous dog sled race. organizers also say the teams will cover only 3 miles on saturday's ceremonial start, rather than the usual 11 miles because of the lack of snow to , sled on. this is the second year that the lack of snow has forced organizers to make changes to the race. there does appear to be snow on pluto, however, nasa scientists say. on thursday, scientists released a

california congressman ted lieu took part in this event from the wilson center from washington, d.c. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> okay. >> okay. >> good afternoon, everyone, who is physically here or watching. i'm june harman, the president and ceo of the wilson center, recovering politician. my role in congress for most of my nine terms overlapped a subject we are dealing with today and it is great pleasure to welcome good friends on this panel. shoutout to my congressman and good friend, ted li e.u. for joining us. ted is literally my congressman. i'm a resident of venice beach california, which i represented all those years and ted represents california and all those parts and ted, thanks for looking out what was my young son dan, while you were a member of i guess the state assembly or torrance city council. we go way back. encryption is timely and it is important. ted is on of the only members who understand the bits and bytes thanks to bachelor degree in computer science in stanford. no one here missed showdown between apple and fbi. jim comey says he need as apple help b

i am congressman ted lieu from southern california. mr. lieu: today i rise to celebrate the month of march as women's history month. we recognize the successes of women across network in our nation's history. i'm proud to represent california's 33rd congressional district, home to many female trailblazers such as barbra streisand who in addition to her accomplishments in the entertainment industry and philanthropic endeavors, is the first female to receive kennedy center honors. we have sherry lancing, first woman to head a major hollywood studio, first studio chief to receive a staren the hollywood walk of fame and the first woman to get the pioneer of the year award. then michelle quan, not only a five-time world championship ice skaters but also serves as senior advisor to the u.s. department's bureau of educational and cultural affairs, among many other roles. let us continue to work to create equal opportunities for women of future generations. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >

senator ted cruz calling for stronger boarder security in lieu of the attacks. >> it's time to implementious debting. we cannot vet to make sure that they are not radical islamic terrorism. that's part of the problem of not defining the enemy. >> let's bring in larry o'conner in washington. gentleman, good afternoon. i want to be nonpartisan and take a look at who would do the best job of solving in problem. >> one person is not going to solve this problem. we need a coordinated strategy. that's why i'm so troubled actually by president obama deciding to spend 51 seconds talking about this in cuba and going to the baseball game with a communist dictator. he should be back in america. hillary clinton has a real problem here because she's trying to run on experience and what kind of experience was that? it was overseeing the lack of american response and the desin grags of the middle east which led to the pool we're seeing now. one other problem is see embraces the refugee and boarder policy by the president and we're seeing that violence in western europe because they have the same kind p

ted cruz. earlier this month trump won the lieu as anna primary.n angry trump tweeting just to show you how unfair republican primary politics could be i won the state and get less delegates than cruz. lawsuit coming. trump accused cruz of trying to ste steal the nomination. >> the system is a broken system. the republican tabulation system is a broken system. it's not fair. i have so many millions of votes. i've brought people into this party by the millions. you understand that. they voted by the millions more. it's one of the biggest stories in all of politics and what do i have? i have a guy going around trying to steal people's delegates. this is supposed to be america, a free america. this is supposed to be a system of votes where you go at and you have free elections, not elections where i won. i won the state and now i hear he's trying to steal delegates. welcome to the republican party. what's going on in the republican party is a disgrace. i have so many more votes and so many more delegates and frankly whoever at the end, whoever has the

donald trump in michigan and hugh lieu, marco rubio in michigan this afternoon. that state's primary is tuesday. as for ted cruz he'll number kansas today ahead of saturday caucuses there. trump is waking up with 7 victories from super tuesday including virginia and that brings delegate count to 285. cruz as expected won home state of texas and won oklahoma and alaska. that gives him 161 delegates. marco rubio finally got a victory in the campaign in minnesota with 87 delegates. despite john kasich and ben carson poor showings they're still vowing to stay in the race. >> hillary clinton secured victorys in virginia and i and six other states and bernie sanders as expected won home state of vermonten oklahoma, minnesota and c minnesota and colorado he has 371 delegates and hillary clinton has 1001. she'll follow up her wins with rally and fundraiser in katy perry and elton john said to perform. >> countdown begins for national cherry blossom festival a few weeks away. in couple hours there's kickoff press conference and we should learn more about the cherry blossoms including predicted peak bloom. annie yu

. >>> california congressman ted lieu says it's crucial for the public to engage and debate the issues surrounding the fbi versus apple