that is just kind of how they operate. >> the bia told us in carla's case, bia agent assisted the fbi efforts on foot , with helicopters, drones, and atvs, but lissa was not counting on the bia to find carla. suna was still her biggest lead to me but she had hung up on him. >> did you ever think, i'm never going to hear from him again? >> no. >> turned out, she was right. >> he called you back? >> he did. >> the power dynamic had shifted, suna was taking her out, seemed to want to tell her something. >> you know, i'm just trying to help you. >> lissa kept the pressure on. she needed suna to feel guilty . >> you're not trying to help me! >> so are you betting on his conscience that eventually, he would do the right thing? >> i knew he would. >> lissa's demands for answers were away at demands for suna. >> i could have pd on you , but i want my niece's body. >> my parents raised me right. i come from a great family, you know what i mean? >> all this time suna is telling you, he wants to help, that his parents raised him right . >> that is am trying to negotiate with himself, that is the

there is an inherent gender bias.— better. there is an inherent gender bias.rt of gender bias. don't you think part of the _ gender bias. don't you think part of the problem - gender bias. don't you think part of the problem is - gender bias. don't you think part of the problem is that l part of the problem is that sometimes, women are not relieved when they are suffering from debilitating pain, so even when they go to the doctor, maybe they have the expense of not being believed and maybe they might not go next time?— next time? exactly, i agree. inherently. _ next time? exactly, i agree. inherently, all— next time? exactly, i agree. inherently, all these - next time? exactly, i agree. l inherently, all these problems will be pushed because it is not cancer. it's a benign condition. a benign condition can wait. i believe we need to put more research into can delete benign conditions which are not cancer like premenstrual symptoms, like menopause. all these need a lot of research. and we need a multidisciplinary approach to this problem. it is not only surgery

so he singled out why she thought there was pressure and why there was bias. so nessel grabs that article and says it's wrong for rashida tlaib to be attacked for her religion just like it's wrong for her to come after me for my religion. >> equating a viciously racist cartoon with a statement by talib that had nothing to do with her identity. >> and it's what the israeli government does on a higher level. that something bad is happening for them and the bad thing there is that rashida tlaib is looking sympathetic and dana nessel says we can't allow her to have even a moment, even a day of expressing sympathy or empathy to her and we need to step in and the entire story becomes why is rashida tlaib such an anti-semite and why won't gretchen whitmer condemn her. >> and then the pager cartoon vanishes. >> what happens to the whole story? did jake tapper apologize? >> jake tapper went on a day or two later and said i want to clarify something that i said. i was repeating, i meant to repeat what dana nessel had charged, but i misspoke and asserted it as a fact. an

and she said the bias came from a pressure from the board of regents. she singled out why she thought there was pressure. she went back and grabbed that article and said, it is wrong for her to be attacked for her religion just like it is wrong to come after me for my religion. >> equating a viciously racist cartoon with a statement that had nothing to do with her jewish identity. >> it is such a perfect example of the israeli government continuously doing that on a higher level. something that is happening for them. the bad thing is that she is looking sympathetic. they could not allow her to even have a day of people expressing empathy or sympathy for her. we need to step in. then the entire story comes why is she such an anti-semite? why doesn't gretchen whitmer condemn her for anti-semitism? and then the cartoon just vanishes. >> what happens to the whole story? >> jake tapper said he wanted to clarify something that he was repeating. he said he misspoke and asserted it as a fact. they both said they reached out to her office for clarity and did not

and we're working to resolve that bias in 2025 or reduce that bias through broader engagements with the dod as well as the ic and the rest of the government, also by incorporating broader sensors into our data and through a public reporting mechanism that we hope to have live in mid-2025. on the left side it shows the altitudes and we'll see -- it's a bit cut off -- we'll see that most of the reporting occurs between 15,000 and 25,000 feet. that happens to be where most of our sensors are. and the reporting above and below that is also often coming from those same platforms in the center we'll see that they're resolved cases. have the vast majority being balloons and uas. we're seeing a great increase in satellites recently, particularly with the launch of mega satellite constellations such as starlink where the satellites are catching what is called satellite flares or glint off the sun just after sunset or just before sunrise. and on the rightmost we'll see the morphology or the shapes that have been reported. the majority have been lights or orbs. we think that there's going to be an

so this isn't just implicit bias. this is explicit bias. physicians will say things like patients are more likely to annoy them, that fat patients, they will as a waste of their time, that they're less likely to want to help a fat patient. so really explicit that stuff in one study about a quarter of nurses said they were repulsed by fat patients and 12% said that they didn't want to touch a fat patient's body. and then we wonder why people are having poor outcomes at high weights. part of the answer is they're receiving in medical care and part the answer too is that demonstrably as a woman gets larger, she will avoid health care in direct to her body mass. so then she often isn't receiving important preventative care and care for symptoms that are arising. and if she does seek care, she may be dismissed on the basis, well, you're fat, so just go away and lose weight, forgetting that we don't actually have good ways to have people sustainably humanely lose weight permanently and often the true cause of her symptoms. so i have a number of c

so that is a lot of work to be done before the systems can function without bias. predictive policing. what of crimes could be prevented before that committed? that's the idea behind predictive policing with a i large data sets can be analyzed to spot hutton's and trends humans might us and barry this could make police what's more efficient and we're just human error and decision making. but the accuracy and fairness of these models depends on the quality and diversity of the data. the trained on the risk of reinforcing existing bias is as high when a i is trained on biased historical crime data, it can reinforce those biases over police to minority neighborhoods. may appear to have higher crime rates as a result, predictive policing tools could on saturday target these communities increasing and equality. nevertheless, predictive models already being used in certain fields. for instance, they help assess the risk of large events like football matches. this allows police to focus on areas where issues a most likely to occur, for example, fights and police kind of what i can say police

to -- we actually have to disclose a lot of bias in all of our research because there is implicit biaserms of what this woman wrote, i'm so glad to hear she resigned but this just shows the growing mental health issues in this country were people go on these tirades and raids and we're heading to the holiday season and i think we all need to look around and be grateful for our health and the way things are moving and try and get towards a place of unity. i think the rfk jr. pick may cause a little bit of divisiveness and have people on edge, especially in the academic world, but i say give it a chance because the status quo clearly hasn't worked and we now have a very unhealthy society because of the damage they have done so i am willing to give him a chance, for sure. >> john: another case of career suicide by social media, as well. doc, great to catch up with you. it's been a while since we've seen you. thanks for coming on. >> things for having me. >> john: now this. >> ladies and gentlemen! >> sandra: everybody is talking about it, that prefight tension ahead of tonight's big match

the trained on the risk of reinforcing existing bias is as high when a i is trained on biased historical crime data, it can reinforce those biases over police to minority neighborhoods. may appear to have higher crime rates as a result, predictive policing tools could on saturday target these communities increasing and the quality never the less predictive models already being used in certain fields. vincent, they help assess the risk of large events like football matches. this allows police to focus on areas where issues i'm most likely to occur. for example, fights and police kind of work. hey, i can save police officers time. for example, a i might be able to do paper work in the future. it can also ensure that offices in the right place at the right time, and it could even lead to fair decisions by removing human prejudices from the equations. but to get that some obstacles need to be of a comes 1st. data bases must be trudy representative and diverse to ensure they treat everyone for alex on 2nd, the needs to be a clear legal framework on what data authorities can access abuse of th

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ashley: political bias aside how would you assess the performance in the aftermath of helene and milton think they got the job done. i don't want to run down the hard-working men and women of fema. they have dedicated people but the reality is there were areas of north carolina where it took five days for anybody to show up for, for any of us hit by tornadoes or flooding or any natural disaster, every hour that you are left alone feels like an eternity. if we are going to spend $90 billion on the north carolina storms americans have every right to believe somebody will show up before the better part of a week. ashley: every year because of the severity of these storms it seems fema is always running out of money. what about money set aside for covid. is there any of that left over that could be used by fema? >> so much was squandered needlessly. i had a bill that would have swept up one trillion dollars of unused covid funds, would give states the ability to create behavioral trust funds. we will spend the money, let the corpus grow, it could have been an incredible investment in behavi

so it's a strong repulse response to the on to symmetric bias. if the icpc is to be expected from the next us of ministration, i mean, it seems that the public ministration, even more than divided ministration, has a contempt for international law. i mean, president trump is, has content for domestic law. when you look at the multiple indictments against him, i mean, this is the despite the united states, a reputation spider or self image as a country of law, not of man. the, there we are, have always been an international outlier when it comes to international law. and again, despite putting a such a key role in the founding of the united nations and many of these a international legal statute. so the basis of the icpc is working the looting of these indictments. and so i think really this is going to the lead is going to force americans, i think, to have a greater discussion about what we actually stand for. the one a good thing of helps from coming in however, is i think it might a give some, a democratic politicians, a more freedom to speak o

so this idea, there's somehow a bias in the i c. c, that led to these indictments, it is rarely officials. this is completely groundless. francesca cook, these ran a couple of done anything to avoid these warrens being issued. remember they were born repeatedly of a not letting out and enough a they, they knew these are coming. could they could they have stopped it? absolutely. these could have stopped on the 9th of october. this should have never started in the 1st space, and they've been given warning, dr. warnings, they should have stopped in october. we looked over when and searched the u. n. special offer doors war and started warning up there is concern assigned to the seat of the risk of genocide. and after 2 weeks concluded that the genocide was ongoing when the sound of coffee got to see through the proceedings again, a d, i. c, j. 4, eas, respite, each of the genocide convention, wendy i. c j e should the 1st year and i see this all provisioning managers in january and then the 2nd in march. and then the 30 may stick with

i submitted bias or it can really help get reporting from the white house. thank you very much. how much has welcome to the i c. c. 's. move calling is really pm. uh, benjamin netanyahu and former defense minister you of the law terrace. in a statement. the group said that the arrest warrant is an important historical precedents and a correction to a long path of historical injustice against palestinians from ass cold on the icpc to expand the scope of his warrants to include all of israel's leaders and ministers who have been involved in killing palestinians, it goes on to say that is really leaders have subjected palestinians to the most heinous acts of killing terrorism and starvation, known to modern history. the officer was hunting mount motors and darrow bhalla and central gaza. so honey, of course being and guns are you are in, in the place that really has been the, the, the cause, the source of these arrest warrants, given that netanyahu is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in gaza for the palestinians. they're saying about these warrants serial

bias and discrimination? do we protect profits instead of people? do we allow buy aced -- biassed black-box algorithms to destroy our lives? we can have an a.i. revolution while also protecting the civil rights and liberties of everyday americans. we can support innovation without supercharging bias and discrimination. and we can promote competition while safeguarding people's rights. and that is why we must pass my artificial intelligence civil rights act. this is the beginning of an era where we can do this right, but it's up to the congress to make sure that that happens. mr. president, with that, i yield back. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 782, noel wise, of california, to be united states district judge for the northern district of caviled, signed by -- california, signed by 1

. >> yeah, briefly, i think that everyone in this room knows there's tremendous media bias. we know that the way it manifested is that we saw straight up fabricated stories. ... , jake tapper was responsible for many of them. house members are holding their leadership elections at the podium house speaker mike johnson. >> is the first person since grover cleveland to have been present, set out a term and come back and do it again. they used to call bill clinton the comeback kid. this is the comeback king. the use of the king, okay? and so is he in the wing? is the present here? yes? no? and filibuster. i don't know do you want to recess? >> we should. let's recess for a minute and come back. >> we will recess. >> stay seated. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we are live here at the hyatt hotel in washington, d.c. where president-elect trump is expected to arrive shortly. to me with house republicans again here at the hyatt hotel. house members are holding their leadership elections today. we also heard from mike johnson who suggested they take a brief r

. >> there were appeals to racism in this and there is racial bias and there is excessive in this country>> cannot ignore racism and gender bias in this country. >> i think it's a referendum cultural resentment. >> racism and bias had to have played a role. >> my next guest -- let the democratic party one independent and saying i'm going to move on to something else after being covered and will be on. i couldn't wait to talk to you when i saw the results because you've been saying and always there to help the working person. with benefits, they can take care of the family and quality of life. they forgot over the years they've moved from there spending more time and effort helping those who are able-bodied but don't or won't work. the people who are incapable don't work, you're more concerned about them than those of us paying the pipe working everyday. you can never leave your pace, the people working. thus we call them. they trust the people are not working better opportunities and benefits and they have. that's what happened. >> is a lot of people making excuses but i remember you sayi

i absolutely agree that there is christian bias. there are other faiths recognized in this content. however, i still feel that in terms of how lessons are being taught, there are ways to separate the moral of the lesson from religious teaching. for that reason, i still stand against live on it -- bluebonnet however, had it not been for the christian bias in this content, i do really find value in how a lot of these lessons were laid out. it is unfortunate that we're there. some of these lessons were taught. additionally, i want to acknowledge that there are a lot of educators 258 pages that applies to bluebonnet? >> yes, sir. >> can we just focus on that piece, mr. francis? >> did this list update anything in terms of phonics? or did that not apply to bluebonnet? >> t commissioner's recommendation? >> was it based on updates to editorial changes in regards to if we had a problem with phonics, phonics compliance issue. >> no sir, it was based on reviews conducted this summer where they received scores and had opportunities to appeal that score. this new content was not considered in

i don't think google engineers have to sit down and put bias in it.hat information and, bad information out. if you scours the internet, could be surprised to find out donald trump had an assassination attempt. >> it's a little wink wink at this time because republicans can consistently, heading into the 2020 election want to democrats 12% and republicans so perhaps that's why it's happening. everyone look up, veranda divine had an interesting article interviewing research psychologist epstein who claims based on research he thinks google impacted 6 million votes in the direction of 2020 election. >> very interesting guy. coming up. can the fight between mike tyson and jake colby but in the same realm of other blockbuster codes? the big weekend show debates that next. ♪ ♪ some people just know they can save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. alrighty! who's ready for my famous charred duck? like you know to check the mascot first before bringing food to a tailgate. let's torch this baby! [ambience] yeah, checking first is smart. so

reporter: republicans claim there's political bias at fema.ation continues into the actions of the former employee, but there's concern about hostility towards those who work at the agency. >> we have seen an increase in the amount of harassment during the response to hurricanes helene and milton and we have been closely coordinating with law enforcement in all of the states that the have been impacted in particular in north carolina where we had several reports of harassment and potential threats to our employees. reporter: now, republicans say fema should be ready to deal with people who have a dim view of the agency. next up, a $100 billion spending plan to help with storm recovery. it would also reload fema's coffers after the storms. liz? liz: chad pergram always great reporting thank you so much. >> thank you. >> he said that fema is only offering $750 to americans who have had their homes destroyed. that's not true. he's also conspiracy theorists online who falsely claim the administration is redirecting disaster money for undocumented

i think it was i was covering mitt romney, massachusetts governor and the jokes bias in the newsroom was just insane. and it was like suppressing things. and i was like, wow, this is like, you aren't even checking it at the door. and this is before pocahontas and before all that. so maybe it really was just sort of a a dismay to me that people in my industry, in our industry were actually guiding and shaping the local level. but betsy, i'm so glad here because i write about my job in albany, new york. and you were lieutenant governor and was governor. and i think if you want to talk about one moment and, i talk about this, i believe when hillary clinton started her tour that sort of a coronation and it's kind of what we're seeing right now. so i see the democratic playbook and you were right there at the forefront and you were amazing and xenia pataki's pr woman who went on, i think, you know, tick talk. yeah. xenia, she was like the pit bull. and i was i was 20 years old. they let me work albany. i had never done a live shot before and. john decker hired me. this really legendary gu

i don't think google engineers have to sit down and put bias in it.ut that information and, bad information out. if you scours the internet, could be surprised to find out donald trump had an assassination attempt. >> it's a little wink wink at this time because republicans can consistently, heading into the 2020 election want to democrats 12% and republicans so perhaps that's why it's happening. everyone look up, veranda divine had an interesting article interviewing research psychologist epstein who claims based on research he thinks google impacted 6 million votes in the direction of 2020 election. >> very interesting guy. coming up. can the fight between mike tyson and jake colby but in the same realm of other blockbuster codes? the big weekend show debates that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> appropriate song. president-elect donald trump returns to madison square ga garden, tonight ufc i, we are still talking about the one last thing between 58-year-old mike tyson and 27-year-old influencer all. failed to pack the punch and expected but easily defeated the badde

sure, there is racism and gender bias, but it's coming from the dems.d not vote for harris but thewo democrats that they would vote for harris because she is a black woman. but complaining about bias is about the menendez brothers complaining about being orphans. [cheers and applause] all right, so, is it possible -- okay, the media is dead.s ar >> total. >>now greg: podcast will be the way forward for the sorts of political things. is there a moment ofhe p self-reflection to say we are the problem? >> no, how could they? that is not possible. that is looking to bar deeply into their soulsy've and lookint that they have been lying tobe people for decades. we should be careful because i thinthink we talked about this. before and we sort of rolled them out before and came roaring back with inexplicable like abiliticaby to sway the next election or something. but it i s the jordan. we don't talk aboulkt it enough. they don't care how much thesets campaign spent and no one ever calculates the billions of dollars of free advertising that kamala harris got ou