conservative male bias is real, too. fox news and talk radio are huge influential parts of the media. readers with misleading or outright false information like her for some conspiracy theories. much of the media tries hard to and stories accurately correct itself when it airs. host: i think we are an environment where since the media augments -- audience is already so fragmented. since print and cliques are down these folks are forced on all ends to go after the audience they are seeking to appease and create content that's going to be interesting to that audience whether or not they know it's journalistically true. i think it's a bigger issue to the left on the right because most of the media is dominated i the left rather than the right. they've been chasing endlessly for years the trump bump where there's a fervent audience of folks who want to read anti-trump stories about trump is going to be impeached and this is going to happen. they write these stories even though they know they are not accurate because that's w

artificial intelligence can be used to identify bias as well as build in bias. so there's two sides of this. so building the right teams that are diverse and inclusive and being able to have the right skill sets around this will help that. liz: it's great to have you on the good work that catalyst is doing. thank you so much. >>> the dow is within 30 points of the 28,000 mark right now. stay with us. it is an interesting day for the bulls. they are having a party. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an

trayvon martin himself was a victim what we call bias by proxy. our individual obsessed with this young man's past. some of the violent crimes are death by violence by proxy, racial discrimination can be prevented if we have strong or state laws, so when we submit our resolution to you today we are hoping that you'll look into our trayvon tracking law. it will be very important that we make sure everyone is allowed to walk on the streets unobserved, unescorted and under their own recognizance. thank you. >> thank you. i believe i neglected to note folks have, thank you for sticking to two minutes. i did not let folks know we have two minutes for public comment, first and last name clearly and speak directly into the microphone. if you have a written statement, leave it for the clerk for inclusion in the file. no applause or booing. >> good morning. john goldsmith, 146 noi street and i support this item. i would humbly suggest an amendment or addendum to include religion or perceived religion because that is also a part of racial profiling and disc

of bias. of bias towards jeremy corbyn. and breaking 0fcom rules. bias.ds jeremy corbyn. and breaking ofcom rules. that's right, and threatening to break up channel 4. it is a really, really tense period right now. there are a lot of accusations flying not just towards the media, but between political parties, as well, and this whole situation has really highlighted that. and a lot of attention to which party leaders are putting themselves forward for interviews. some question as to whether boris johnson interviews. some question as to whether borisjohnson will interviews. some question as to whether boris johnson will appear interviews. some question as to whether borisjohnson will appear in an interview series with andrew neil here on the bbc. apparently hasn't committed yet and this is after jeremy corbyn did his interview earlier this week. let's have a look at this other story, about ireland amongst 12 countries to vote against greater eu tax transparency. ireland, of course, being one of the countries of the world that offers very competitive corpor

. >>> back now with allegations of gender bias against apple over its credit card. the comp >>> back now with allegations of gender bias against apple over its new credit card the company's cofounder telling us women are being treated unfairly with more on that, here's tom costello. >> reporter: apple calls it simple and secure. >> the credit card created by apple, not a bank >> reporter: but apple and partner goldman sachs are now accused of gender bias software developer and billionaire david heinmeier hansson said he and his wife share assets and income but apple card gave him a credit line 20 times higher than hers, even though she has a higher credit score. >> it seemed very discriminatory i would get 20 times the credit limit, even though our stats were the same >> reporter: goldman said a computer algorithm made the decision when hansson vented on twitter, social media erupted with similar stories. even the man who cofounded apple, steve wozniak, said he got ten times the credit limit his wife got. >> it was so low, i could barely buy a plane ticket and i buy

after reading the modified report i was struck by how much it misrepresents the facts and unintended bias has been introduced into the report undermining its credibility crucial facts of morphed into something quite different what was originally drafted now this is not the 1st time this report is drawing criticism some have been pointing out that it took the o.p.c. w. investigators some 10 days to get on the site of this chemical attack saying that well this is plenty of time for people on the ground to tamper with evidence it didn't take that long for the u.s. and the u.k. and france to pin all the blame onto the assad government and to launch air strikes against the syrian army facilities and while this o.p.c. w. report which by the way took a whole year to finish was not tasked with assigning blame one of its findings did circumstantially pointed fingers at the saga for instance that they have concluded the final version of the report concluded stated that the canisters carrying that deadly chlorine gas they fell from above and the opposition the rebels they simply had no means of doin

watchdog is expected to sharply criticize lower-level fbi officials, but he reportedly finds no political biasn launching the original trump-russia investigation. then democrats wrap up their impeachment hearing blitz after two weeks and 12 witnesses, what more do we know? >> everyone was in the loop. it was no secret. >> i did say to him, ambassador sondland, i think this is going to blow up. chris: as investigation moves to house judiciary committee, now questions about how the process lo -- will go. >> i will go where the facts take us. >> putting the country through this is not helping particularly 11 months before the next election. we will discus a potential senate trial with republican senator john kennedy and ask swawell are democrats in a hurry. 10 candidates take the stage in fifth democratic debate, we will ask the panel on head of the race as we look ahead as the first of the nation contest. and our power player of the week going viral by giving away cash on twitter. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: hello again from fox news in washington. well, after 30 hours of public

in kevin corke with the latest from the white house, kevin. >> legally justified with no political bias's expected to be the findings of a soon to be released general's report on the fbi's opening of trump-russia probe into the trump campaign leading up to the 2016 campaign, however, there's also some criticism about surveillance of one-time aide carter page leading up to the campaign. >> however, those familiar with the report's findings, say michael horowitz will cite serious missteps by officials including alter race -- alteration by fbi agent, then followed 2 days later by horowitz's testimony on capitol hill, over 2-week span a dozen witnesses testified, and republicans plotting a senate trial that the president says he wants. this while one of the key figures at the center of ukraine controversy, the president's attorney rudy giuliani insists he has done nothing wrong. >> are you afraid that you can be indicted? >> you think i'm afraid, you think i get afraid? i did the right thing. i represented my client in a very, very effective way. i was so effective that i discovered a patte

. >> legally justified with no political bias, that's expected to be the findings of a soon to be released inspector general's report on the fbi's opening at the trump russia probe into the trump campaign leading up to the 2016 campaign, however there's also some criticism about surveillance of onetime aid carter page leading up to the campaign. >> however, those familiar with the report's findings also say its author, michael horowitz, will cite serious missteps by officials including the alleged alteration of an email by an fbi lawyer. the report, which reportedly has launched criminal referrals is expected to be revealed decembeo days later by the testimony on capitol hill. where, over a two week span, one dozen witnesses testified, arming democrats with material to consider writing articles of impeachment. and republicans, lauding a senate trial the president says he wants. rudy giuliani insists he's done nothing wrong. >> are you afraid that you could be indicted? >> what you think i'm afraid? do you think i get afraid? i did the right thing. irepresented my clients in a discovered a

one of the things that i just want to point out is we had a sustained case for bias. i only am pointing that out because i think that it's important that we point out that in the history of this organization, we've never had a sustained case of bias ever. so the fact that we're -- >> commissioner elias: is that the case that commissioner hamasaki was referencing? >> clerk: case number 40? >> yes. >> commissioner hamasaki: oh, yeah, that was on the news. >> the fact that we're able to have these conversations and the fact that we're able to track the work more clearly i think is reflective of the department moving in the right direction and by the department, i mean the police department and d.p.a. and from the police commission. i'm pretty proud of the report and what it reflects. it will continue to get better. i do take very seriously, and i take notes on all of the commentary on all of you, both from the public and from the commission to keep improving the reports and hopefully next year's report will be even better than this and have a more clear presentation for

students actions have been prejudged to be bias.w is to weigh in is kevin phillips. have big about when is this. >> his services in in the center. showing brother universities that monday of these policies are not only potentially unconstitutional but monday of these bias response seems like it's the very nature of what college is supposed to be in first place. he had a college to be challenged and have a marketplace and ideas and share things to make you count one you learn from that. if you like them, you can subtly walk away. we do have these bias response teams on campus, it tells free speech because students learned that if you don't like something, you run to the speech police. he reported it and you get brother people in trouble. eat them reprimanded for some additional live. this not how the real world works in this how college should work. hopefully these response teams around the country and it sounds nice to some people. were going to protect people have these bias response team spirit and doesn't do anything to actually

conservative male bias is real, too. fox news and talk radio are huge influential parts of the media. readers with misleading or outright false information like her for some conspiracy theories. much of the media tries hard to and stories accurately correct itself when it airs. host: i think we are an environment where since the media augments -- audience is already so fragmented. since print and cliques are down these folks are forced on all ends to go after the audience they are seeking to appease and create content that's going to be interesting to that audience whether or not they know it's journalistically true. i think it's a bigger issue to the left on the right because most of the media is dominated i the left rather than the right. they've been chasing endlessly for years the trump bump where there's a fervent audience of folks who want to read anti-trump stories about trump is going to be impeached and this is going to happen. they write these stories even though they know they are not accurate because that's w

that is bias. he just -- she is just repeating democratic talking points. he is bias.s guy is biased. the second thing that i had been islowing -- the second thing is that i blame the media for a lot of this because the media does not do any research on things. they just go and repeat talking points. for example on this whistleblower law, there is nothing in the law to say that a whistleblower has to remain anonymous. i researched it yesterday because i was watching you and whenever you bring that up, they always say you cannot do that. there is nothing in the law, i read the whole law yesterday, to say that a whistleblower must remain anonymous. host: let us take that point. guest: he is right about the protection laws, but what my credits have expressed concern about, and this is not me they just just not me saying this, they do not like the precedent of outing a whistleblower for political purposes. that is not what republicans are trying to do. adam schiff did say that he wanted to hear from the whistleblower. adam schiff came under fire for this because a member o

it's gender bias in a.i., is it not?hat's certainly the direction this investigation needs to head and the really important thing to keep in mind when dealing with any form of artificial intelligence at this stage is it always starts with whatever the default base model is. any kind of artificial intelligence, the core way of how it works, it's fed a certain amount of information and builds off that information and then it starts being able to quote unquote, make decisions based on the information being given to it. if the base model that goldman or whoever was providing that credit monitoring system was building, if that information was predominantly male when it was giving that information to the artificial intelligence, it's not something that was likely even intentional but that is certainly what we have seen with similar examples of artificial intelligence based bias in the past, the default ended up being just a guy. liz: in fact, rating resumes, when a.i. reads resumes, they have been shunting in many cases female

it doesn't seem it began of bias. >> again, if you have bad facts, then the law, you can do whatever, basically. and you know, in terms of the relevance of that example, mr. mifsud, you know, i don't think i've ever crossed paths with this guy. i maybe had one call and -- with mr. papadopoulos and you know, maybe, i can't even remember crossing paths with him during our time as unpaid volunteers for the -- as part of the trump movement. so, i don't -- you know, it's -- there's massive questions. i think maybe we'll get a few initial facts here in this preliminary report on december 9th, but you know, there's obviously so much more to be done on this. >> the times, while acknowledging that carter page seems to have been done said, at the same time, however, the report debunks a series of conspiracy theories and insinuations about the fbi that mr. trump and his allies have put forward over the past two years, though they caution that the report is not complete, the times has not reviewed the draft which could contain over significant -- will you be personally disappointed if on one han

teams would adjudicate cases behind closed doors with no transparency and nobody told you what bias was what what a biased infraction was and yet this was announced all over the university they were promoting it widely they tried to get me to put it on my syllabus i refused they did not like the fact that i was criticizing the dominant ideology and that was not tolerated they basically tried to isolate me to exclude me to basically say that anybody had a view that differed with this dominant ideology which is social justice as they call it. must be silence that effectively marginalized basically treated like a pariah and utterly completely shocked and and shut out that's what they tried to do so we have a university system where you supposedly different views different perspectives alternative ways of thinking are supposedly engaged in instead the university is becoming a single stream social justice indoctrination center. disney's new streaming service has proved hugely popular since its rocky launch. that was when a technical glitch calls it to briefly crush meaning it was all ava

. >> tmpson: where exactly was this bias coming from?e are two ways that we can identify how sick a person is. one is how many doars are spent on that person. you know, the assumption being the more healthcare they come in for, the more treatment that lars they the more d spend. and presumably the sicker they are if they're getting all that treatment. and the other way is that, you know, we can measure, actual gsbiophysical thyou know, from lab tests to what kind of conditions or diseases they might have. t so it seems lis algorithm was relying on the cost prediction definition. in other words, the more dollars a patient was projected to spend onhe part of an insurance company or a hospital, then that was a sign of how sick they we going to be. um, and that seems to be where the bias emerged. >> thompson: i understand that the researchers then sort of re-- use the algorithm using a can you just tell us a little bit more about that? what did they use? >> yeah, so instead of relyingt on jsts to predict which patients are going to need t fo

everybody's got bias. we're human beings. >> every time the republicans do something and they say, well, that's because they're politically biased. all of a sudden -- >> no, i said they're doing it out of political advantage. >> something being wrong, chris, this is your words and it being unlawful, their conduct may very well have been wrong but not unlawful. i think we got to wait to see. >> let me make a personal point. i worked at a political appointee at ice in a democratic administration for five years. you can't tell me that the rank and file at that agency were not overwhelmingly opposed to frankly the president, many of the folks who were agents and officers there, conservative and leaning and opposed to the president and frankly even post to my own management of where i was in the agency but were still agent to do their jobs. now, if people did cross the line into impermissible behavior, violating the law, they should be prosecuted. here it could be perjury, false statements, falsifying records,

both ideological bias and cognitive bias.the most thing with cognitive bias where you would be the confirmation biased how prone we all are to project to project what we what we like to see into the charts and stories we see everyday. it happens to all of us. we can control ourselves we can become a little bit more mindful about the tricks that the brain plays and consciously in order to deceive us. money showing example of the many how the book touches. so i show you the chart and say cycling of the chart. as a journalist i can tell you that someone like me will describe the content of this chart this way and i know this because i have done this myself but most of mistakes i describe in the book are mistakes i've made myself a step many people will read these chart. about mental descriptions. many people will describe the chart the more we smoke the longer believe. that chart cannot be described that way. that doesn't mean that these two things are connected to each other. in other levels of aggregation, dissociation is posi

sorry she is again an american scientist is identifying bias in algorithms and she's saying that there are certain issues within the system for example certain faces like black women are unlikely to be as accurately identified as certain people like white men and she's doing more to expose that and make sure that companies the big companies you know the microsoft and i.b.m. and and those do. more in their research because the machines do what you tell them to do and writing do more research to get certain types of people women and ethnic minorities recognized by these machines. and then the 3rd is shown or show will be a nigerian act. who's been calling for more support for rape victims across the country and also better legislation to protect them while these are incredible people but tell me this is the 1st time as we've mentioned that we're getting this this what makes it different attitude the list that we used to just the 100 most influential people for these are people who are on the scene as shaping the future of their fields and they've come up in unconventional less convention

that is bias. he just -- she is just repeating democratic talking points. he is bias. this guy is biased. the second thing that i had been islowing -- the second thing is that i blame the media for a lot of this because the media does not do any research on things. they just go and repeat talking points. for example on this whistleblower law, there is nothing in the law to say that a whistleblower has to remain anonymous. i researched it yesterday because i was watching you and whenever you bring that up, they always say you cannot do that. there is nothing in the law, i read the whole law yesterday, to say that a whistleblower must remain anonymous. host: let us take that point. guest: he is right about the protection laws, but what my credits have expressed concern about, and this is not me they just just not me saying this, they do not like the precedent of outing a whistleblower for political purposes. that is not what republicans are trying to do. adam schiff did say that he wanted to hear from the whistleblower. adam schiff came under fire for this because a memb

report misrepresents the facts it contains unintended bias and simplifies conclusions let's not forget my friends that the accusations of a syrian government orchestrated chemical strike in duma and the accompanying video of the victims and their early can.

people were probabilistically minded, no butter and don't fall prey to this bias. >> people are scaredf shark attacks when selfies are more dangerous. conservatism promotes the danger there? >> is this tendency to conflate things that are known with things that are safe. everywhere across the globe, investors tend to overinvest in their home countries because they know it. investors in the north eastern united states are overweight. in the midwest are overweight agricultural stocks. if we've heard of something or know it, it's safe and vetted but the absolute opposite is actually the case because we are double and triple stacking our risks when investing in things that might already have been invested in in terms of our housing or employment or other commitment you have made to those areas. in an odd sense it makes a lot of sense to invest in what you don't know and use investing as a sort of liberal art or a way to learn more about the world and different industries you may not be as familiar with because investing in what you don't know tends to make a lot of sense. >> really good ad

we need to make clear there's not going to be bias in the system going forward, and i'm not sure thatin any way really solved that problem. howard: the fbi was out to get trump, it's got a lot of traction on the right. "the new york times" says michael horowitz made no finding of politically biased actions by top officials like james comey, andrew mccabe and peter strzok. if that's true -- we haven't seen the report -- that would sort of alie with media reports that believe these allegations are overblown. >> it will discredit the fbi, and it will put wind in the sale sails of -- in the sails of people who want to say this whole story is all about a cabal that wanted to remove donald trump from office since before he was even elected. howard: despite the reported findings? >> despite the reported findings. howard: okay. the president in that long interview over the phone with "fox & friends" addressed this question. here we go. here he is. >> and this was spying on my campaign, something that has never been done in the history of our country. this was an overthrow attempt at the presi

that algorithms could be gender bias?and how we design them is well discussed in the industry. today many people are rising programs that protect bias and -- detect by assigning algorithms and take it out. francine: when you look at the breakaway summits, you have gone on the record speaking about issues that you faced up the career ladder, are we getting better or is it still too slow? but it is still too slow everyone i meet in industry wants to address this issue. there is a feeling we need to be paying attention to inclusion. i think ceos are very clear in their mind that it is all about the culture of their companies. when it comes to that i know that at mastercard we talk about decency rather than diversity and inclusion. decency if you apply dealing with people you cover all those issues. francine: our financial services behind because of some of the culture changes we were expecting that are a little slower? ann: financial are definitely behind. you can see that in the numbers. in britain the numbers are published

>>de who is extremely progressive says he wants to tackle racial bias in the criminal justice system overhaul the bail system protect immigrants from deportion and pursue accountability and police misconduct cases. sfo is holding a dedication event to lebrate the unveiling of the naming for the mayor edwin m lee international terminal departures hall. mayor london breed will be speaking along with the family of the late may early as well as airport officials. in the east bay city officials in hayward announced the opening of a new housing navigation center it will be open on mber 18th on whiwe cells street and depot oad the center will be run. >>by barry community services that alreadyunning navigation center in berkeley. it will offer short-term housing for up to 45 peoe at a time. the center will not accept walk ins and all residents will have to go through an intake process, the city council authorized the navigation ceer on city property in january as up pilot project. people and 3 dogs don't have a home tonight after a fire took over their ouse in union city. almeda county firef

indicates that strzok buried hillary clinton e-mail probe because of his pro-hillary and anti-trump bias. and is it obstruction of justice? the "evening edit" starts right now. >> you are looking at a shot of president trump boarding air force one, preparing to fly back to washington after touring the apple plant in austin, texas with tim cook. after impeachment hearing on hill today, president trump commented on while touring the texas some o manufacturing facin texas. >> he asked me, what should he do? i said, i want nothing, i repeated it, i want nothing, i want no quid pro quo, tell the president as you know of ukraine, to do the right them. it is a hoax. it a disgrace, an embarrassment to our country. >> we get to edward lawrence in washington. reporter: this second day of public impeachment hearings today, second part, happening right now, but earlier. u.s. ambassador to ei, sondland testified he believed that there was a quid pro quo for a visit to white house by ukraine president. democrat powpsed odemocrat poun. >> you testified that white house meeting that president trump zele

if it seems like media bias has gotten more intense, maybe it's because it has.e to expose the worst offenders is the host of a show on fox nation and a former "60 minutes" correspondent. john king is making predictions about the 2020 election and not in trump's favor. >> they will likely lose the popular vote. they want to be in touch with every voter in the key states to turn them out. >> does he have a crystal ball to say trump will lose the popular vote by a larger margin? based on what? >> when you have that conversation, you are falling into the trap. i say that because the most interesting part for me is the issue of the popular vote is exactly -- it's one of the talking points. the most powerful propaganda organization it's what they laid out in their plan they presented to donors in the wake of trump's election. i printed it out. i wanted to read what it says on this issue. on the first page, they say here, we have the mandate. we won the popular vote. democrats picked up seats in the senate and the house. trump is the least popular incoming president in

the executive sponsor working group on bias under the usdoj recommendations has been working on those particular dgos and providing a substantial amount of input in developing those revised general orders. and so my understanding is that those are nearly complete and will be coming to the command staff to discuss and then if there's feedback of course going back to the bias working group to talk through that. but otherwise we are nearing a point where we can come to this body with those particular dgos. there's an additional list of dgos here including 11.07. this is another item that was in front of the bias working group and has had a substantial amount of review with external stakeholders. and we have started concurrence on that item and will be finishing that soon as well. we wanted to call out a couple of areas in both ggo2.04 and dgo3.01 in which the department of police accountability is included in communications and sort of talk through a little bit about how we've been conducting ourselves. and this was all consistent with usdoj recommendations so for instance 2.04, really t