at what point does this hateful speech on the web really cross a line. where it starts to incite silence. the head of the george washington homeland security policy group said to me recently, we really ought to treat this material like child pornography. and have filters. because what good really comes of this material. then the question becomes how do you -- what characteristics do you use to define that basket. and to what extent do we want the government looking at people on the web all the time? i know for my reporting that after nort hood there was a facebook page up for the cleric anwar al awlaki. you had to assume when you friended him on facebook that really you were friending an fbi agent. you want to leave these sites up to see who comes to them. the flip side is that if you leave them up, you could create a problem. and an example of that was "inspire" magazine. i don't know how many of you are familiar with "inspire" magazine. it was created by this group in yemen. the editor was another american from north carolina called samir chaun. he was

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dot com showing you the votes as they are cast as our web site streams live feeds from the web cams. are he's encountered a graduate of visit went to look at the installation of the web cameras another cup preparations aimed at making the boat as transparent as possible. yes. yes. we won't forget and we won't forgive this is what the opposition promised the kremlin after december's parliamentary elections they claimed the vote had been raked in response the authorities decided web cameras at all ninety eight thousand polling stations would solve that problem it's cost russian taxpayers over three hundred million dollars doubly the initial cost of the vote now it's officially the most transparent and the most expensive in the nation's history but not everyone's convinced. the cameras won't change anything there will always be discontent it was honest before even without cameras. i don't think it will make the vote more transparent it's only made to please the opposition. there was no sense installing them too many people are voting and there are too many polling stations it will make

we'll watch about a minute of jim cena from the barack obama web site. >> hi, everyone. i'm jim cena, barack obama's campaign manager. i wanted to give you a behind the scenes look at our map and how we think we'll get 270-plus electoral votes. how we start this is a carry map. the 206 votes john kerry carried, we believe those states are all states we can carry. we add to that the different pathways. the first is the west. something i care deeply about since i'm from out there. it's one of the areas we believe we can win. there are difficult states. colorado, new mexico, nv nv and iowa, we have really good teams. this is why we do what we do. we believe if we register more voters, talk to people with are more voters, we believe barack obama wins again. >> as we watch this, this used to be proprietary information, and now he is going out telling the world, this is our path way. obviously the candidates can look at the states and realize where they need to compete, but this is pretty unique. >> it feels like it's a pathway directly between them and the candidate. there is

nuclear watchdog in full on our web site r.t. dot com. to recap with the latest on the ongoing presidential vote in russia in the weeks other major news just a few minutes. well the. pleasance technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've. covered. british seinfeld's in. the free. markets. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on. morning news today.

think about how many things you do on the web. you might change your prescription over the internet. you might search for a divorce lawyer and so forth. all that information is collected. there is a company in california that made a deal with internet service providers to put hardware on the internet server proindividualers. for 400,000 californians they collected every e-mail sent, every time they did a web search. every time they put their credit card number in. and all of that has been held to be fine by judges who don't think it violates a federal law against wire tapping. i think we need to protect our privacy. >> more on this legal stuff in a minute. let's go back to how we were using this thing. if you go online and regularly shop at a site, a store, a brick and momortar store and they have the little lock and key on the bottom in the corner and think it's all safe and we will never sell your stuff and a whole bunch -- and you agree to this and we won't use it if you don't want it. whatever you want we will do for you and w

aspects of the web. your google searches, your -- and so forth and so far courts have not said that's a problem. so there's a lot of information that follows your travels all over the web and can mainly be used for marketing but now increasingly can be used for other purposes. >> there's a question on facebook. generally if your account is very private, it's hard for an employer to look at it. something that some employers have done is -- sometimes you can access some information if a person has made it available to their network. so something a lot of employers used to do is if they had, you know, an intern who is at nyu, that intern could access certain information for other people who are there. you want to look at your privacy settings and know -- make sure you know with which audiences your exposing your data to. if you're only showing it to your friends, for the most part only your friends would know it's there. >> and they would not have access to it if i understand it. and how would -- if i may a

history there's a way that you can do that online where i've been if you click your google web history does that mean that that only clears stuff password from here on out they still track it or you know what exactly do we get out of this if you clear web history what that means is that google will no longer have. records of where you've been on the web link to your authenticated account which is your unique id your e-mail account whatever comes before dot com so this information will still be on google servers tied to your internet protocol address but that's not as identifiable as far as our ongoing basis if you're logged into google they are going to be collecting this information but you can at any time clear data that you don't want either on a granular basis or on a i divided basis and i don't basis ok how about i do not track feature you know that it's not out there yet right they just said recently but it's going they will comply with it but once do not track is available that's not going to for us that's really going to affect what google could left them or other companies lik

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groucho was checking out the web cam installation are looking into the other preparations to make the vote as open as possible. for a student these are people. who won't forget and we won't forget if this is what the opposition promised the kremlin after december's palm tree elections they claimed the bones had been raked in response the authorities decided web cameras at all ninety eight thousand polling stations won't solve that problem it's cost russian taxpayers over three hundred million dollars doubly the michele cost of the vote now it's officially the most transparent and the most expensive in the nation's history but not everyone's convinced. the cameras will change anything there will always be discontent it was almost before it without cameras. i don't think it will make the vote more transparent it's only made to please the opposition. there was no sense installing them too many people are voting and there are too many polling stations who will make things more complicated. one of the main concerns about the c.c.t.v. system is whether it can serve a country as vast as russ

of independent observers are spread nationwide in every ballot box out of the watchful gaze of wide web cams for the first time that anyone can go online and watch parties like sarah shared ski live in red square with all the latest so let's say only two hours left for western russia to wrap up its voting what's the latest that you're hearing right now on how it's all going. well that we are entering the final hour of voting in moscow and central russia and one more remaining for the western most part of russia the. leading route to vote and then we will have the first preliminary exit poll results which we will certainly voice live as soon as we get it the voter turnout so far has been very high compared to the previous presidential election four years ago we understand that more than powerful russians have already cast their ballots and in some regions the voter turnout reached amazing seventy percent especially in the far east over russia now all the political elite all the presidential candidates as well have also cast their ballots during the day driving a celeb even if you can cas

next president hundreds of thousands of observers monitoring the vote thousands of newly installed web cameras trained on ballot boxes across the country. parties alexei or ships keeping his eye on the ballot box for us so he joins us live from red square alexei how has the turnout been so far. well we can already say that the voting has lost its equates with some of the polling stations have already closed especially in the russian far east still continues in russia in school and all the cities in the same time zone as well as in the russia's most western point the city of kaliningrad we expect that the polling stations will be closed at nine pm most go time that's when we'll also receive the first exit poll results which will certainly deliver to our viewers now the turnout has already been reported higher at this stage than at this very same time back in two thousand and eight during the previous presidential election when to stand out there around thirty percent of the voters have already cast their ballots around the country now we also understand that all of the presidential cand

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by the way, this is from a web site also a federal government web site. all this is public and i do commend you for that. '06, there were 38 employees, in 2007, 48, 2008, 46. then to 535. i'm not great in math, that's a pretty substantial increase no matter what. we're not dealing people that went puerto rico 75,000 to 85,000. we're talking about people making over $150,000. again, those are astonishing numbers. again, i want to thank you for being open but you understand these raise serious questions to mr. alexander mentioned about maybe you could look at ways to reduce that 2% increase. when you have these increases in salaries, a number of individuals making this much money, these large increases that right there may be where in a 2% is alone and i'd like to sit down with you and further explore this. thank you, madam chairwoman. >> thank you, mr. diaz-balart. mr. yoder. >> thank you, madam chair. appreciate you both being here, appreciate your service to our country, a chance to have a conversation, how we move forward. certainly this committee and t

so, it's available on the web. then you have the marvelous search engine which could find all of this stuff for you easily. whatever topic you wanted. if you were thinking about making a request, you could go in and find what other people asked for and how it was handled and compare and ideas about what records might be there that would be responsive to your request. and you could look at records and say, look right there. every time they are doing this. this is not good. you had really hard facts behind it or you could look at it and say and region a, they respond this way. region b, they respond this way. they are 180 degrees apart. what would happen then? well, i predict that that really -- based on 40 years of experience when you are trying to get that record out -- it is not the lawsuit. you know how long that will take. you have to use these other mechanisms. now we really have this possibility. so, a year ago david and i launched foiaproject.org. it is on the web site. obviously it is a huge thing to do ever

it promises to be the most transparent election in russia's history with international observers and web cameras monitoring every single call the station life details with me in just several moments. but in other news this week more than one hundred suspected mercenaries report fleeing water homes fears of foreign interference in syria escalate. and eve states signed up to tough budget rules to stop overspending europeans rally against harsh cuts imposed to save the single currency. you're watching artie's weekly news if you're on the very latest developments welcome to the program russians are going to the polls to choose their next president thousands of observers a monitoring of thousands of newly installed web cameras trained on the ballot boxes across the country. well all the polling stations across russia have now opened their voting just on the way in the west embrace teachin of kaliningrad let's now talk to our t's alexy . let's see well the whole country is now voting so who have been the most high profile voters so far. indeed from. all polling stations have opened across the

but don't forget to check out plenty more and news stories and comments on our web site there for you right now shall you shock israel fires missiles and gals are killing at least fifteen palestinians including two militant leaders by the aftermath of a rich and full r.t. dot com. plus the social networks tearing families apart of the wife who discovered her husband was already married. to iran and world powers have finally reached an agreement on resuming high level talks giving new hope for a peaceful resolution to the nuclear standoff islamic state however warn to go she would fail if the west keeps piling on the pressure despite the push for diplomacy from the u.s. administration the israeli prime minister signaled during a meeting with barack obama that military action is still an option later reports emerged that israel had asked washington for weapons that could be crucial in striking iran's underground facilities the u.s. defense chief and turns out an american tap on iran would be far more effective putting military confrontation back on the table but very experts say politic

were a record number of international action observers against some two hundred two hundred thousand web cameras installed at polling station. well later this hour we'll look at what role the costly technology played in ensuring a fairness of the ballot and also retaining people around the world with the recorded vote becoming instant internet hits. russia and the arab league have agreed a plan to help syria and its yearlong crisis in which thousands of people died the agreement came after months of declaring bickering over how to tackle the turmoil speaking after the meeting with our counterparts in cairo russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says he agreed plan sends an important message to all sides in the syrian conflict. we've agreed a joint position of five main points first to stop violence wherever it comes from second to create an impartial and independent monitoring system third no external interference fourth and unrestricted delivery of humanitarian aid to all syrians and finally the firm support of kofi annan mission to start a political dialogue between the government and

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ballots a record number of observers are also and polling stations with almost two hundred thousand web cameras set up to monitor the floating process online. seven people are killed in iraq southern syria when a suicide bomber targeted government supporters this as the b. opposition syrian national council foulston to escalate the fighting. plus tension over a possible military strike on iran mounts in washington ahead of president obama's meeting with the prob israel lobby and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin yeah. in broadcasting live there from our studios and something also this is our t.v. my name is sean thomas and these are the top stories the presidential election has kicked off here in russia with almost one hundred eight million eligible voters turnout is expected to be the highest in decades and the easternmost part of the country has already started casting their votes will take twenty one hours for the whole country to complete the poll with the first results expected when the final polling stations close in russia's western exclave kaliningrad as much as you wan

and this news just in, the vatican's web site, the vatican, has been hacked. time to play reporter roulette. >>> chris lawrence, i do want to begin with you there at the pentagon. talking about the multiple exchanges between ranking member of the armed services committee, senator mccain, and secretary of defense panetta. what happened? where do they disagree? >> there was a big disagreement between senator mccain and secretary panetta about the u.s. going alone into syria. mccain made a very strong point going back to the '90s saying, look, when the atrocities were happening in bosnia, the united states acted and it's time for us to act here. he had a very pointed question to panetta saying, how many more tens of thousands have to die before you're willing to go in? but panetta countered and said, look, i'm not going to send american troops, men and women, into this situation unless i'm sure of exactly what we can accomplish there. we heard today some of the real factors that the u.s. is considering, you know, that you've got 100 different groups as part of th

that ran on the web, but there wasn't interactivity built into it. there weren't ways for people to respond to it, there weren't calls for action for them to donate, to become part of her campaign. it was a real command and control kind of campaign, even though it came down to using some of the tools. the difference in the obama campaign was they were using social networks to get out the word and to encourage their acolytes and their allies and their partisans to do the real work of grassroots organizing. it wasn't nearly so much a command and control campaign. that's why its tactics matched so well with the internet tools that they were using. the other thing to say about the obama campaign, and even the howard dean campaign, is one of the reasons it took off was not so much their use of the new technologies and social media. it's that they were the most anti-war candidates in a party that was pretty anti-war. and so the people who cared about that message were getting in whatever format and it wasn't taking off. just using an internet campaign or b

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at our web site -- studentcam.org. join us in ailhow the top 20 videos on c-span. we will talk to the winner on "washington journal." >> the national press foundation held its 29th annual awards this week in washington, d.c. the foundation provides educational programs for journalists and awards for excellence in journalism. recipients were chris wallace, david newhouse, and iwatch news. the keynote speaker at the dinner was google executive chairman eric schmidt. this is about one hour and five minutes. >> we are delighted and lucky tonight to have eric schmidt, the executive chairman of google. he is quick to talk about the future of mobile communications and the movement of information. this is the first in a series of talks we want to present at our awards dinners for leaders who live at the intersection of technology and media, which is where we all live now and where we are going to live up for some time to come. eric is a member of the president of a council of advisers on science and the prime minister's advisory council in the united kingdom. he joined goo

furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no. right? these are truly information- power businesses. at the end of the day, my opinion -- lots of people may share this -- is all companies and that being information companies. all companies and of being software companies. i just did he know speech for a large german car company that you may know, that is clearly when you start realizing what they are trying to do, right -- it is really can we use all this cloud technology to takeoff structures down and across this down so now, i can change and 8% spent on a bunch of stuff that other people can go due to 80% i get to build applications, which power a very different experience. you think about what the car of the future might look like, it is a computer with four wheels, right? that is what it is. what they start to do with it, etc., is completely different. i'm talking about what we all conceptualize as a manufacturer. when you ask the question what will happen in the future? it is harnessing this technology to really deliver a service ec

polls a record number of observers are also at the polling stations with almost two hundred thousand web cameras set up to monitor the voting process online. seven people are killed in iraq it's southern syria when a suicide bomber targeted government supporters this as the opposition syrian national council valves to escalate the fighting. plus tension over a possible military strike on iran mounts into washington ahead of president obama's meeting with the pro israel lobby and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and broadcasting all live from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. certainly glad to have you with us now the presidential election has kicked off in russia with voters in the eastern most part of the country already casting their votes it will take twenty one hours for the whole country to complete the poll artie's you've got peace in office more. every hour more polling stations open in russia as the country stretches through nine time zones which means that the voting began in the most eastern parts of the country when it was still midnight in moscow

if you don't want to register also showing you a selection of streaming of web streams on our t.v. or you can also find extensive analysis of the election along with the latest updates. parties or catarina groucho over was checking out the web cam insulation as well as looking into other preparations to make the vote as open as possible. for a student yes i think. we won't forget and we won't if this is what the opposition promised the kremlin up to december's parliamentary elections they claimed the bones had been raked in response the authorities decided web cameras at all ninety eight thousand polling stations sold that problem it's cost russian taxpayers over three hundred million dollars doubling the initial cost of the vote now it's officially the most transparent and the most expensive in the nation's history but not everyone's convinced. the cameras won't change anything there will always be discontent it was honest before even without cameras i don't think it will make the vote which unfair and it's only made to please the opposition or the so there was no sin. installing

well the ones you've already mentioned the installation of the web cameras is something unprecedented for russia to stand at every single polling station in russia has a web camera with any user able to see how the voting process was going through throughout the whole day and believe the installation of. these webcams stations cost almost half a billion u.s. dollars to the state budget so this is not only a different election in terms of how it's been conducted how it's being run it's also the most expensive election that russia has seen since the collapse of the soviet union not to mention certainly hundreds of thousands of independent observers working at every polling station across the country those are really russian citizens just those willing to be willing to play their role in the selection process as well as certainly almost seven hundred international observers from all across the globe also monitoring this election where the as i said this would become the most transparent election we are yet to see but so far there have been no reports of major votes of patients nor irregu

though talking of such things high tech is web cameras and the rest of it there are of course a quote of a million of the things these electronic guys looking for a new lease of life right now in russia they were the web that restored a great expense to provide maximum transparency for the presidential election but we're going to do know the trick which over explores. those videos went viral from cultural dancing in chechnya some quite impressive workouts five hundred years worth of life video recorded on one single day was part of electing the next leader of russia but cameras were installed at all polling stations to money tour any possible fraud but the relatively few violations were overshadowed by the ins taman provided some had already doubts the election the most expensive live show in russia's history the. most advanced software to the most remote regions of russia now we can do video conferences scholars can relax should write a best professors for aggression and a group. that's just one of many ideas about how to use the two hundred fifty thousand cameras and what russians m

their next president thousands of observers are monitoring the vote and thousands of newly installed web cameras are trained on the ballot boxes across the country. yes polling stations across all of russia's nine times and so open toilets no totalities. lexy yeah how has the turnout been so. well it's a relatively high turnout compared even to the previous presidential election in two thousand and eight in fact some regions in the far east are registered more than fifty percent of the voter turnout one region even registered as seventy percent turnout which is certainly higher than four years ago when we did it was like russia's president in fact for now as we understand from russia central election commission more than twelve percent of russia's voters have cast their ballots already some of the v.i.p.'s have already also cast their ballots we know that president the acting president dmitry medvedev and his wife have already been to the polling stations and placed their ballot also some of the presidential candidates have also voted by this hour but imagery last you the head of the lib

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