Smart pass. And then i wanted to go to the topic of the on board training. I think thats really important. So, i think there also needs to be perhaps so many hours of classroom training. Some sensitivity type training. And i was going to ask you the question of whether uber, like would drive from San Francisco to san jose or Something Like that and actually give you the price ahead of time, right . Yes. You can see the price before you request the car. So if you are dependent on knowing that number before your decision you can have that information right there. As well as the distance of the trip. The drivers are very clearly instructed that they are to accept whatever trip is requested by the driver. We have some that are very long from time to time and thats something that comes with the gig. But we are also happy that we have the accountability to show in the data if a rider requests a ride and a driver arrives at that location and then cancels the trip for any reason, thats alerted
Major talk of parents, to respect policemen when Police Stopped them. I think it is very necessary for us to talk about parents while we talk about police. [indiscernible] host willy bringing up what we heard from the last couple of viewers, that there is a societal role here as well. If you want to look at more at the Marshall Projects work, you can go to the marshallproject. Org. You can follow them on twitter. Simone weichselbaum is a staff writer for them. Thank you for talking to the viewers about your work. Appreciate your time this morning. Guest thanks for having me. Host that does it for todays washington journal. We are going to bring you now to the Labor Department. They have recently called for new Consumer Protections. Jeffrey science is a keynote speaker today Jeffrey Zients is a keynote speaker today. He will be talking about regulation of retirement Financial Advisors. Live coverage here on cspan. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning perf
Today, we celebrate the lives and contributions to our country, with their families and friends who are with us today. Congratulations to all of you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, United States senator from the state of oklahoma, the honorable james inhofe. [applause] we heard first from congressman tom cole who is our native american art of congressional delegation. I recall hearing from him before he was in congress and at that time i was in the house, and introduced us to this bestkept secret of world war ii and world war i, the code talkers. I look around and i see a lot of people who were very active other than those on the program today, but on the program today we have made mention of dan boren. He is here. I believe wes watkins is one of the initial individuals who reminded us of this bestkept secret. So, for decades after world war ii, people did not know anything about the contributions we started introducing resolutions and it was not until 2008 that we were successful. I
That were again setting the really, onn twitter, the web, every day, and they thought that to be a major problem. Absolutely. You also go a little bit about how obama and romney had a different strategy with the press and a different strategy about twitter itself. Compare and contrast those. Well, i think look. I laid out early on in the paper, using the Romney Campaign as a case study of how this is changing and the internet is tough, because romney is sort of a cautious. Dad sort of a cautious guy, a way to build a campaign apparatus, and the Romney Campaign had to play catchup. The Obama Campaign had a bigger staff. They had hundreds and hundreds of people in chicago monitoring every tweet, or whatever. And, again, this is not me speaking alone. Any number of reporters i interviewed for this said they thought the Obama Campaign adapted better to twitter. There are no rules about twitter in newsrooms. This all sort of happened. Like washington, the Political Class discovered twitter
Of the tribes that we have here today. Mr. Speaker, leader harry reid, leader nancy pelosi, distinguished guests, honorees, guests and families, we are very proud of you, and im very proud o be included today. Here during native American Heritage month, i have the great privilege of representing the finest military in the world in recognizing the hundreds of native americans who have worn the cloth of our nation in the istinctive way that we celebrate today, and in such a courageous way defending a country that did not always keep its word to their ancestors. [applause] the 33 tribes and 216 individuals we recognize today represent native warriors that leverage their native tongue to defend our nation through an unbreakable code, patriots that possessed a unique capability and willingness to give of their special talent and their lives. As richard west, founding irector of the National Museum of the American Indian so elegantly captured it, language is central to cultural identity. It