northern iraq in 2015 which killed 70 people the attack destroyed a neighborhood in the town of how ija the dutch initially denied civilians were harmed dutch f. 16 s were used in iraq and syria between 201416 then in 2018 as part of an international coalition against eyesore. iraq's human rights commission says 2 people have been killed and dozens injured in bouncer it's off to security forces opened fire on protesters camped at the entrance to a port earlier 2 protesters were killed in nasiriyah as thousands of people took part in the largest antigovernment protests. and as those protests are few signs of letting up in the talks are going to name the went to meet some office to see how they are putting their anger and hopes on display. these students are skipping school to give the government a master class in protest art we want to live in peace ok so. we're trying to create a art so people can understand our the salon was that everyone can understand this once gritty tunnel underneath tahrir square has become perhaps the country's longest mural i think all the young people painting

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bloomberg news will not be investigating bloomberg or any democrat in the primary and senior members of the ija tauriel board are joining his complain now what's interesting is that there are some key similarities between bloomberg intro. both are quite wealthy both are media personalities with ties to me york and both entered politics after getting rich elsewhere and both of them have a knack for blurring the political divide. donald trump has switched his political affiliation 7 times since 1087 michael bloomberg was 1st a democrat then he ran and became mayor of new york city as a republican and now he's back to being a democrat once again he says both trump and bloomberg speak of using their own resources to fund their campaign and also an apparent love of power in this i think gets to the rock of the american political system where you have oligarchy. such as bloomberg or trump or candidates like hillary clinton in 2016 who are essentially funded by oligarchy dominating the political landscape and that kind of fusion between political power and media information is extremely corrosive idea

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where we are and then draw the conclusions, but we are not willing to wait for full complete so generic ija before we take action to response to what may be some concerning biased. so the answer is, we don't know because we don't have the full data and we need to do better in the meantime because i don't want to be here a year from now saying now we have full data and it's the same and we haven't done anything in the meantime. so we have to work in parallel process to train, to reduce biased, to partner specifically with lgbtq plus organizations who have trust with the community, to build the trust with our other partners and those are all of the steps we're taking now to try to improve at the same time we try to improve our data collection. >> i think you know and would agree that in san francisco in 2019, whatever the reason, this is troubling. >> we look forward to the full data and to the continued conversations with your office and with all of our partners and the board of supervisors. i think the way forward here is really, as i've said on a couple of small projects, is really about c

where we are and then draw the conclusions, but we are not willing to wait for full complete so generic ija before we take action to response to what may be some concerning biased. so the answer is, we don't know because we don't have the full data and we need to do better in the meantime because i don't want to be here a year from now saying now we have full data and it's the same and we haven't done anything in the meantime. so we have to work in parallel process to train, to reduce biased, to partner