that story is on the washington post online. staying with the us, the gulf news reports that washington is considering increasing military support for the war in yemen, against iranian—backed houthi rebels. the paper says that this would mark would mark a significant policy shift. and finally, one of the world's biggest gold coins, worth more than $4 million, has been stolen from a museum in berlin. that is being reported in the telegraph, as well as many international news sites. it is so heavy, apparently it is the same weight as a fridge. ben and i did not do it. joining us is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief at the oxford business group. let's begin with brexit. plenty of angles being covered. what has caught your attention? well, there is the obvious. the triggering of article 50, it was inevitable we would have the scottish element, and we also have the elements within theresa may's and conservative party pushing for a hard brexit, others looking for a more conciliatory move. the slightly tongue in cheek headline in the dail

that story is on the washington post online. military support for the war in yemen, against iranian—backed houthi rebels. the paper says that this would mark would mark a significant policy shift. and finally, one of the world's biggest gold coins, worth more than $4 million, has been stolen from a museum in berlin. that is being reported in the telegraph, as well as many international news sites. it is so heavy, apparently it is the same weight as a fridge. ben and i did not do it. joining us is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief at the oxford business group. let's begin with

what's making headlines around the world 7 first we have the washington post online. it reports on donald trump's address to congress, saying that the us president tried to repackage his hardline campaign pledges and had shifted to a more moderate tone. the head of samsung is to be formally indicted on bribery and embezzlement charges in connection with south korea's political corruption scandal. the korea times has that on the front page of its website. the financial times reports that a record—breaking auction saw bidding for barack and michelle obama's memoirs reach more than $60 million. the paper says that it's a record sum for us presidential memoirs. sex and relationship education for children as young as four. the telegraph leads with that story. it reports that the measure by the uk government is intended to warn children in britain about the dangers of the internet. the times says that technology company dyson is looking toshake of its image of building vacuum cleaners and delve into the world of robotics and artificial intelligence. it reports that the firm

first we have the washington post online.at the us president tried to repackage his hardline campaign pledges and had shifted to a more moderate tone. the head of samsung is to be formally indicted on bribery and embezzlement charges in connection with south korea's political corruption scandal. the korea times has that on the front page of its website. the financial times reports that a record—breaking auction saw bidding for barack and michelle 0bama's memoirs reach more than $60 million. the paper says that it's a record sum for us presidential memoirs. sex and relationship education for children as young as four. the telegraph leads with that story. it reports that the measure by the uk government is intended to warn children in britain about the dangers of the internet.

her commentaries have appeared in the washington post, national review online and many other news outlets. she received her j.d. from george mason's antonin scalia law school and her bachelor degree in history from xavier university. please join me in welcomeing elizabeth slattery. [applause] ms. slattery: thank you, john. on january 21 president trump announced his nomination. in his 10 years on the bench, judge gorsuch has been described as a judge who tries to originate the constitution according to its original meaning. during a confirmation hearing to become a judge, he explained that each case deserves the complete attention by the judge without being deiverted by -- being diverted by personal politics or what he ate for breakfast and promised to follow the law as written and not replace it with his own preference. in his 10 years on the bench he has done just that. the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing in two weeks to discuss his philosophy and work on the bench. we have a panel here to discuss his most significant rulings on administrative law, free speech and religio

online privacy. the washington post reminds us that there is not yet any evidence that those tactics were used improperlythe cia. the paper chastises wikileaks thing it's core mission is not transparency but undermining u.s. national security. there's an article in the guardian today that cannot reassure you if you are concerned about privacy. a cybermey spoke at security conference the other day and said there is no such thing as absolute privacy. any of us can be compelled to testify in court as witnesses. genie: the eu heads of government are meeting today to decide whether or not donald tusk will carry out a second term as president. most european states support him with the exception of one. >> that's his home country, poland. it accuses him of supporting an illegitimate attempt to overthrow the polish government. he is still expected to be reelected. the polish prime minister has appealed to eu leaders in a letter urging them to support a rival candidate they have put forward. the majority of people in poland want tusk to stay. oles wantows 54% of p him to serve a second term. genie: in france the

one of the marines whose pictures were posted told "the washington post" "being sexually harassed online ruined the marine corps for me." defense secretary jim mattis says he's troubled by the alleged behavior. marine leadership said there is no place for this demeaning or degrading behavior in our corps, this includes our actions online. joined me is rachel van landingham, former judge advocate now an associate professor at southwestern law school in los angeles. i apologize for butchering your name but i'm glad you are here with us. please tell us about the impact on women in the marine corps and the men, on the entire corps of this kind of behavior. >> thanks so much for having me this morning. or this afternoon, might still be morning here in california. this is really the scandal is, represents a gross failure of leadership of leadership at the top of the marine corps, and if it's true, if truly hundreds of active dutyine corps members have shared and made lewd and degrading and demeaning and sometimes abusive comments regarding fellow active duty female marines on social media, the

. >>> just hours of the washington post report broke and published online, high profile democrats wasted no time accusing the attorney general of lying under oath and demanding his resignation. nancy pelosi writing in a statement, sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign. there must be an independent outside commission to investigate the trump political personnel and financial connections to the russians. house oversight ranking member i lee jha comings added it is inconceivable even after michael flynn was fired for concealing his conversations with the russians that attorney general would keep his own conversation secret for several more weeks. elizabeth warren was slapped on the wrist after she read a letter from coretta scott king opposing his appointment back in the 1980s. she said sessions should have never been confirmed in the first place. i think he needs to resign, we need it now. intel committee ranking member didn't go that far but said it is essential that sessions recuse himself in any role of the investigation of the tr

you are right about how thin the papers are, but i read the "washington post" and "new york times" online and get the sunday times which i read all week, i mean, these are really papers with incredible integrity even though they can make mistakes in the past. we need to support journalism to do that work. >> let me say one more thing. every reporter i know has made mistakes in their career, but they don't make them mistakes as lies as outright lies. they are just human and make mistakes and there's a huge difference between what is fake news and what happens to be inaccurate news and that's enormously important. >> could you line up on either side of the isles. we have a microphone here and here and if you could make your question a question and not a discourse. we will get more questions that way. there's another microphone over here if you would like to come down this side. we have about 15 minutes and we will take your questions. let's go to this gentleman over here. >> who do you see emerging as the real leaders of the democratic party and who would be someone that would be running fo

a correspondent writes for the "washington post" has documented on an online website all of them gone bad with people being killed, property destroyed, officers being killed, and you know a lot of it has to do with the training and equipping and when the teams are called out. it doesn't need to be a secret that we have the swat teams and they are equipped in certain ways. we may not want to reveal what the tactics are going to be going into the situation and we certainly don't want to put on the website how we will deal with active shooters. we don't want to give an instruction manual for the people that do us harm but we know that there is technology to track cell phones it's not like a secret exists so we ought to have a voice in whether we want the technology used with those tactics used and what shape they should take. >> have there been examples of states or local legislatures having to use these technologies in constructive ways? >> we find when the public does have a voice in the policy change, i don't care whether it is out of the collection and the nsa or the use of motorized

posted in a new closed marines united facebook group. it's not clear if they knew they were being photographed. the online activity was posted by a -- >>> this morning in washington state where the fbi is helping local police track down the gunman that shot a sikh man. the sikh community is reeling after a 39-year-old father of two was fired at friday. he was wearing a turban has he worked on his car. a man approached him and said go back to your own country. it follows another hate crime in kansas where two indian men were shot. the survivor of that attack and many in the sikh community is speaking out. >> it was rage. and malice in an individuals heart that killed my friend. >> actions like this are things that all of us need to get united and stand up against. >> reporter: police believe no one is in danger but they are still warning people to be cautious. >>> family of people that disappeared on malaysia airlines flight 370 is not giving up hope. they are launching an international campaign to raise money to continue the search. they are trying to raise $15 million to fund a private search as the third anniversary of the plane's disappearance approaches. the

. >>> the "washington post" reports that hundreds of marines were online.e said even if i could i'd never reenlist. the marine corps says it's deeply concerned and is investigating. jan crawford is outside the pent gone. jan, good morning. so these marines are accused of using marines united which is a nearly 30,000-person private facebook group to share nude pictures of some of the female colleagues and post personal information about the women online. >> the photos to me were scary. >> reporter: in an online article he described how members of secret facebook group marines united were enlisted to post pictures of female colleagues, some promising free beer to troob kohn tributers. >> these frats had name, rank, and often their current military duty location and hometowns, it had contact information. >> reporter: the purple heart recipient said the photos drew in thousands of comments. he cites one lewd comment about a corporal in uniform said the servicemember who submitted the photo should take and attack her. some talked about what they would do to her.

. >>> the "washington post" reports that hundreds of marines were online.id even if i could i'd never reenlist. the marine corps says it's deeply concerned and is investigating. jan crawford is outside the pent gone. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so these marines are accused of using marines united which is ai secretree beer toheir current in thesome believe their formery is trying to their core he's being criticiy of igoes ba with this. harassment and remove content that appears to purposely target private individuals with purpose of degrading or shaming them and they've noted they've taken down the offending pages from the site. anthony? >> a really upsetting story. >> quite frankly, an opportunity for the department of tee fence to act very quickly on this and send a message. >> yeah. all right. >>> police are searching for a suspect who opened fire on a sikh man of indian descent after allegedly saying "go back to your own country." it happened in kent, washington, 25 miles from seattle. a sikh coalition wants a federal hate crime invest

this was just prior to that "washington post" story which broke the story. coming out online. the senior administration official emphasizes that they would not have had a reason to talk with tern sessions. then a senator at the time about the meetings he had held or the schedule in his role as senator. right now or in the last two minutes on my walk from the process area out here, we know sean spicer was holding a gaggle, an off-camera briefing with reporters on air force one in which he deferred to the president's remarks on recusal and questioned whether there was a "there" there in some of the stories and discussions happening surrounding russia. he also deferred to what we'll hear from the attorney general in just the next couple of minutes here, telling reporters repeatedly, listen, we'll let the attorney general speak for himself momentarily. >> thank you. for folks who may be just joining us. ari melber remains with us. we have been using this word "recusal." it's a $5 word for a ten-cent meaning. that is, to take yourself out, to remove yourself and let other attorneys

. >>> most of us shop online and pick restaurants based on star ratings or reviews, so why not schools? according to "the washington post," the d.c. state board of education approved a five-star rating plan last night. it would allow parents to see how well their child's public school stacks up to the ratings would be based on things like test scores and attendance. but a lot of school districts, you can't really choose your school. it depends on where you live. >>> we are learning more about how police track down a plan accused on of police carrizing several gun stores. surveillance video shows what happened during the break-ins. three suspects appeared in court yesterday. the atf says a fourth suspect helped lead agents to the other three. dozens of guns were stolen, but so far only one has been recovered. prosecutors are not yet saying if a break-in at united guns in rockville, maryland, is corrected to the three in northern virginia. >>> today, a police officer who died her first day on the job will be honored. officer ashley gwendon's family will be there to accept the award on her behalf. she was shot and killed l

online at studentcam.org. announcer: washington journal continues. half hour, wenext are talking about a story on the front pages of most major newspapers. sayleaks posted files that they reveal cia hacking tools. a story we want to get into. one of the stories about privacy versus national security. we want to hear your thoughts. you can call. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. we showed you the headline on "the washington post." one of the reporters today is ellen and joins us by phone. good morning. where did the leaks come from? caller: the government investigating, it is not clear yet, wikileaks claims that the files were handed to them by a current or former hacker or a government contractor. host: these include methods for using phones, tvs and other .ools as ways to spy on people did they include examples of when it happened? guest: no, not that i could tell. the files initially discovered that wikileaks claimed to be a portion of 9000 or so files from the first crunch of what it is calling vault 7. they claim it is a trove of materials that shows the capabilities of the cia's hacking position.

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washington state, but the amount is 60 times over the state limit. police posted the image on social media. surprise, surprise, some people are staking claim to the stash online, but no one has come looking for it in person. >> welcome back here the top stories, a man driving in delaware said ice flew off a tractor-trailer and smashed into his wind sheild. you could face shines in pennsylvania and new jersey if snow flying off your vehicle and injuries one or causes damage. >>> the villanova wildcats face mount st. mary's tonight. buffalo, the cats are favored by 26 1/2 points. we look forward to telling you about their win tomorrow. >> reporter: the crowds are back on the roads, i-95 southbound jamming past academy into girard, police on the scene of a crash in southwest philadelphia at lindbergh and island. >> reporter: check out the windchills, feels like 14 in philadelphia. through much of the area just in the teens. here's a look at the forecast, 37 today. 8:00 a.m., 26 with sunshine, 10:00 a.m., 29. at least it's pretty outside. sun and clouds at noon, 32. we'll hit a high of 37 degrees about 4:00 p.m. we'll be sitting at that at 7:00 p.m. today. >> a l

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online which extremist groups use it to recruit new members. we will hear from technology and security officials plus remarks from the british minister for internet 80 and security. george washington university posted this event. hosted this event. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am the president of the george washington university and i'm delighted to welcome to you does welcome you to this two-year conference -- today conference entitled how to counteonli right elevation -- online radicalization and online extremism. i would like to welcome members of the department of state, justice and homeland security and the fbi as well as officials from a number of allied governments and guests from the internet, technology and year sectors -- media sectors. this conference was two years in the planning. i discussed this with our minister of internet safety and security for the united kingdom in may of 2015. you will have the privilege of hearing from her in just a few moments. the idea we discussed was to convene a global conference that will bring a conversation forward about the challenge of a globalation as phenomenon specifically driven by the internet. a poignant conversation in light of the events in

and her commentaries have appeared in the "washington post," national review online, scotus blog and other news outlets. she received her j.d. from george mason's antonin scalia law school and her bachelor degree in histories from xavier university. please join me in welcoming elizabeth slattery. [ applause ] >> thank you, john. on january 31st plnt donald trump announced his nomination to supreme court vacancy left by justice scalia's passing last year. the president selected neil gorsuch, a jung on the tenth circuit federal appeals court based in colorado. in his ten years on the bench judge gorsuch has written countless opinions and he's been described as a judge who tries to interpret the constitution according to its original public meaning. during his confirmation hearing to become a judge on the appeals court, gorsuch explained that each case deserves the complete attention of the judge without being diverted by personal politics, policy preferences or what he ate for breakfast. he promised to follow the law as written and not replace it with his own preferences. in his ten ye

online at studentcam.org. announcer: washington journal continues. half hour, wenext are talking about a story on the front pages of most major newspapers. sayleaks posted files that they reveal cia hacking tools. a story we want to get into. one of the stories about privacy versus national security. we want to hear your thoughts. you can call. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. we showed you the headline on "the washington post." one of the reporters today is ellen and joins us by phone. good morning. where did the leaks come from? caller: the government investigating, it is not clear yet, wikileaks claims that the files were handed to them by a current or former hacker or a government contractor. host: these include methods for using phones, tvs and other .ools as ways to spy on people did they include examples of when it happened? guest: no, not that i could tell. the files initially discovered that wikileaks claimed to be a portion of 9000 or so files from the first crunch of what it is calling vault 7. they claim it is a trove of materials that shows the capabilities of the cia's hacking position.

available to view online shortly at cspan.org type in house judiciary ninth circuit in the search bar. >>> and some news today related to the ninth circuit. this from the washington post. five judges on the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit implicitly took president trump to task for his disparaging comments on judges and the judiciary. the response the strongest to date from sitting judges came in a dissenting opinion yesterday in which the five actually agreed with president trump on the legal issues surrounding his executive order on travel to the united states, but judge j.bibe joined by four other members of the court did not mention trump by name but the opinion decried the personal attacks by parties to the case on judges who blocked the president's first executive order, including u.s. district court judge james robard in seattle and the three appellate judges who upheld robard. that from "the washington post" today. we'll have more from the house judiciary committee this afternoon as members look into crimes against children. that hearing is scheduled to get underway at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. you can watch it here live on cspan 3. now a live pictur