the wild me project by an american ngo documented to migrate 3 parts of wildlife anyone whether tourist or researcher cannot blow photos of wild animals to the site artificial intelligence recognizes each animal bites individual traits and records the date time and location the photo was taken this allows scientists to follow my grade 3 practice and users can see where the animal they photographed on their holiday has moved on to. anyone can take pictures of clouds with nasa's globe observer app and again help researchers. the u.s. aeronautics and space administration compares the photos and other data like time and place with their own satellite images which among other things helps them improve research on the atmosphere and climb. scientists the only ones who benefit from big data tourists going to in the city hang to china for instance tourists movements are tracked so that the city can inform visitors how crowded the location will be say 2 hours in advance the human world's tourism organisation contends that smart cities are best equipped to handle mass tourism in 2019 for the 1st

beijing has announced sanctions against several american ngos.he retaliatory measures come after the united states passed legislation last week backing pro-democracy protesters in hong kong. we stay in china with the question, what you have to do to get a new phone number? beijing put into effect relations that require people in the country to have their faces scanned. -- new regulations. this is ingenious even if it is sinister. talk to me about this. what exactly is happening? >> this is part of a broader push by the chinese government to make it increasingly hard for people to stay anonymous online and off-line as well. a sickly, if you want to get a sim card for your phone, phone number to make your phone works, you have to involuntarily surrender your identity. this is a huge deal because, obviously everybody wants a phone. it is almost impossible to live in chinana without one. everything is sort of link to your online app. facial recognition technologogys being increasingly used for every thing in china as well. the technology is being use

military warships from entering hong kong and sanctioning american ngos observing and reporting on theld lead to sanctions on officials for cracking down on protesters. >>> we also have breaking news in mexico. authorities there arresting several people in connection with the murder of nine american mormons last month. just a horrific crime. officials say that three mothers and six children were slain if the ambush attack. "the washington post" reporting the marines, national guard, and other mexican security forces launched a joint operation early sunday morning. the president of mexico scheduled to meet today. >>> meanwhile, hollywood is mourning the death of actress shelly morrison. her career spanned 50 years but she was best known for her role as rosario, the no nonsense maid on the hit sitcom "will & grace." >> i'm free from that evil swich witch. i hope you rot and i hope it hurts. >> she died from heart failure. she was believe it or not 83 years old. >> great character. >> that was a great character. >>> we're entering a critical week in the impeachment inquiry. "new day" has

sanctions will be leveled on american ngos supporting the unrest.ina says it breached norms by intervening in internal affairs. the new law could lead to sanctions on chinese officials for cracking down on protesters. >>> louisiana senator john kennedy can't seem to make up his mind on the subject of ukraine. last week, the democrat-turned-republican was behind the debunked conspiracy theory that ukraine meddled in the 2016 election. then, he walked it back, and admitted he was wrong with chris cuomo. sunday on "meet the press" he flip-flopped again. >> i think russia and ukraine meddled in the 2016 election. russia was very aggressive and they're much more sophisticated. but the fact that russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that the president worked for secretary clinton. >> you've done what the russian operation is trying to get american politicians to do. are you at all concerned that you've been duped? >> no. >> the white house's former top russia expert, fiona hill, told congress, the theory that ukraine intervened in our electio

dignity period and ngo and american ngo, the woman in our factory, our field workers and the girls and these people are all part of my bundle. i ask you to join our cause in whatever capacity you can. reach out and help your sisters wherever you are together we can make this issue a thing of the past. thank you from my daughter, my husband, together we are unbreakable. thank you cnn. [ applause ] >>> the united states has the highest incarceration in the world with more than 2 million people in prisons and jails and when many complete their sentences or return to the communities, the system fails them as well. there is little to no assistance to help them reenter and get proper ids, stable housing and basic needs. >> our next hero survived the unimaginable and helping to change this broken system. here to tell us his story is the emmy award winning actress from the new film "clemency" and proud supporter of the children's defense fund, alf alfry woodard. >> it happens too often. an innocent person is arrested, convicted and sent to prison for years. in america, it happens mostly to afr

an american ngo, the women in our factory, our field workers, and the girls and the women who receivethese people are all part of my bundle. i ask you to join our cause in whatever capacity you can. reach out and help your sisters wherever you are. together we can make this issue a thing of the past. thank you for my daughter, my husband, together we are unbreakable. thank you, cnn. >> united states has the highest incarceration rate in the world with more than 2 million people in prisons and jails. when many people return to the community, the system fails them as well. there's little to no assistance to help them reenter, get ids, stable housing, and other basic needs. >> our next hero survived the unimaginable and is now helping. here to tell us his story is the academy award winning actress from "clemency" and a proud supporter of the children's support fund, alfre woodard. [ applause ] >> it happens too often, an innocent person is arrested, convicted, and sent to prison for years. in america, it happens mostly to african-americans. and it happened to richard miles. at 19, his fu

they have taken action against american ngos, including human rights watch.much. geneva is them global fx go head of strategy. does the u.s. trade war continue as it is? can the world economy withstand it? >> there may be some kind of stage one deal at some point that takes us back from the brink. the underlying reality is these are two superpowers that regard each other as rivals. the americans across the political spectrum want to contain china rather than engage with china. there is disappointment in the west that china has not transition to the kind of political system the u.s. had hoped. this clash of superpowers is likely to continue for quite a while. francine: what makes you worried about the world economy more than other things? we saw factory orders in china better than expected today. >> certainly, i think the number one concern right now is how these negotiations between the u.s. and china are going to pan out. our view is we are going to go through a phase one deal, which is likely to be limited in scope to it will likely -- in scope. this is not

ngos. american the financial imperative comes into play. i have a section in chapter one called making on illegal. eric talk specifically about all of the financial institutions from wells fargo to bank of america or bank of illegal aliens in america i suppose. another all of these apps, and paypal is in on it and a lot of that silicon valley plans to be able to more seamlessly send back home. elliott president trump was bound and promised and signaled an telegraph that is going to start taxing the millions instances that are sent back to mexico and the rest of the world. he hasn't done it yet. and shockingly for most people although i know you know this, and people about follow these issues note that federal reserves, and remittance program called directive, mexico where recruits illegal alien customers in america by throwing festivals and carnival games and the children of the illegal and into synapse and they can get it cost to produce correct one of the things that i think grab my attention in your is the little bit about talking about

ngo engagement of these processes. i'm not enthusiastic about the near-term prospect of success but i commend the effort. .2 i accept this has been a frustrating mission and a lot of americans paid a high price, we are trying to protect from another 9/11 and we are at the point that 5000 troops could do it and that is the level we have got in iraq, the level we have in a couple other middle eastern countries. a number of extremist movements, not all of them equally seriously threatening to us but a posture that creates 4 or 5 major strongholds for american collaboration with indigenous partners, intelligence gathering and application of airpower or special forces is the right strategy because i can't think of a better one but i don't see leaving as a strategy and i support the peace process but they are willing to talk to each other and have the upper hand so tell me how soon that will work. the realistic alternative is what i had, accept this and go home and run the experiment. we can survive the resulting terrorist threat to the united states of it doesn't get worse. i support what they are trying to accomplish with the peace process but it will take 2 to 5 years. >> cart