we are biased as hell. we have all kinds of problems.ur brains are amazing, their bugy, glitchy, huge amount of well-documented biases. when example in the book, may be my favorite one. there's a careful study that shows you are going up for parole in israel. the single best determined and of whether you got parole was to -- the blood sugar level of the judge at the time -- this is a bad way to make those decisions, no rational basis for defending fat. judges were completely unaware they had this bias. judges are supposed to be neutral dispassionate people, they are doing a terrible job on the societally important decision that was not a fluke, a demonstration of pervasive things we humans with the best intentions, still get wrong. i'm not going to speak for eric like we discussed this enough. it will be very easy to have less biased higher-quality decisions in domain after domain with a little bit of data and smart algorithms. >> let's shift, let's go to the big economy, the future of work, outsourcing of jobs, platforms. you start. >>

fewer female engineers than male engineers liberals believe because men are biased against women.suspected that was not the entire story. quote we need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism. on average men and women biologically differ in many ways. these differences aren't just socially constructed. now, damore is a former childhood chess. he is from harvard. precise. he repeatedly pointed out that biological differences pertain to groups and often do not apply to individuals. none of that mattered. danielle brown google's vice president of diversity released a statement charging damore with having, quote, incorrect assumptions about gender. brown did not explain what those assumptions were or are they were incorrect. she didn't need to because no one in the media asked. flew home from vacation to respond to the growing crisis. many of damore's fellow employees how old for his dismissal. former executive wrote an op-ed saying that damore should be escorted from the building by security and told that your personal items will be mailed to you. others fantasized on social m

we're not even aware we have those biases. it's that thing that makes some people when a black man walks on the elevator, they don't even realize their body's moving over to the corner, right? and not just white folk, by the way, right? i don't know if anybody remembers, i know this is on c-span, reverend jackson, don't be mad at me. [laughter] i don't know if you all remember years ago when reverend jackson, it came out he was walking down the street in washington, d.c., and he looked behind him and was relieved to see it was a white man. reverend jackson, who i used to work for and who i love -- [laughter] my point is that all of us carry these implicit -- the problem is that when people have tremendous power in the criminal justice system and they are making decisions that are impacted by that implicit bias, that's a dangerous thing, right? because you have someone's life and liberty in your hands, and you're being influenced by your unconscious views. you're not even realizing what you're doing. but yet it's happening, rig

we're not even aware we have those biases.it's that thing that makes some people want to black man walks on the elevator, they don't realize their body is moving over to the corner. and not just white folks. by the way -- right, i don't know if anybody remembers i know on c-span rerchgd jackson don't be mad at me but i don't know if you remember years ago when refned jackson came out that he was walking don the street in washington, d.c. and he said he looked behind him and relieved to see it was a white man. reverend jackson who i used to work for who i love. but my point is -- that all of us carry these -- the problem is that when -- people have tremendous power in criminal justice system and making decisions impactedded by that implicit bias that's a dangerous thing. right, because you have someone's life and liberty in your hands and you're being influenced by your -- unconscience views you're not even realizing what you're doing. but yet it's happening. right, and the fact that it's unintentional doesn't mean it's okay. t

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civilian deaths as in syria perhaps or maybe even more but the russian army claims that loiters is biased and when it comes to covering deeds of. thank you thank you very much indeed. and i'll be back with more news in just a half an hour. hideaway lost his boss because. we saw his you know. any of those in person but that's almost i don't mean any of them. so i was you know i was you know. you know just i mean what almost a lot more people have spent the better of me just a lot of the media. i mean we're going to. give it up as well i must say i mean i just don't get off on getting worse but those. people are going to respond on one of these but i was just this. much about him with us if he could have credible but you suspect that there will be more yes it will be and he thought of getting out there calling with you you're seeing him in ticket. welcome to you know i'm going on right now and i want to look around. times they were going underground is britain's largest company b. a system israel's results reflecting its links to the u.k. back to saudi war on yemen threatening tens of milli

told only mongered their hate in a completely irresponsible biased way and they knew it because shortly after they published the active hate groups where you live article they actually changed the headliner into the southern poverty law center list of hate groups they got rid of the list and then they linked the reader out to the as the site instead writing a lengthy editor's note at the bottom about how and why they updated the article now i myself will leave it up to you to decide whether or not you think conservative values are hate unlike c.n.n. who has made their position very clear. it's. the mission of newsworthy it is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that i mean average viewer knows that r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us what to cover how long the coverage or how to say it that's th

media coverage of vestal media western media coverage of the korean peninsula was always extremely biased and scandalous one of the greatest journalists of all time of the twentieth century. and australian journalist who actually went to the war and he who covered the conflict . wrote think about the thousands of tens of thousands of north koreans being literally destroyed murdered in the tunnels brought to life in the tunnels he even lost australian citizenship for this coverage and he was declared an enemy awful strelley and stayed very good friends of his son and all of this with our lives so i know the entire story it was always biased the let's go back. history also and see why it's north korea so much hate it it's not all that because of the standoff between north and south korea let's remember that north korea together with cuba almost singlehandedly liberate its african continent from the colonialism so or north korean troops and i lifted africa for many years and i will say i think about it a lot the fault in the movie the fault in the goal of the fourth against south african aut

work that was done by crowd strike crowd strike is a biased cyber and faulty by the way they've been proven faulty of more than once and they're very biased because they're headed by a pair of bitch if i'm pronouncing his name correctly who is an anti russian a.t.o. lagann atlantic and and all. so other things and so when when the f.b.i. did not do its own work they relied on crowd strike and very quickly crowd strike said within a couple of days this is russia those conclusions now have lots of holes in them and i would just encourage people to to google adam carter gusa for two point zero zero this seems to have been a false internet attribution pointing blame on russia and also on wiki leaks for the hacking of the d.n.c. and and maybe other hacks of the democrats aren't back does it for now for more on the stories we just covered go to you tube dot com forward slash r t america and check out our website r.t. dot com powered flash america you can also follow me on twitter right there at manila chant remember the question we're up here back here at five pm eastern. larry you are wat

or, and i think that a lot of people glanced over the fact that we might be biased and i had to look straight at it. and it was uncomfortable. and i'm not sad that yet. >> that i'm not a police officer. >> and i, you know. i believe in mail that police officers and especially our prosecutors we have now, i hope he's not here. [laughter] >> he probably is here. are very guilty of bias. >> thank you, i appreciate the comments, i do. thank you. i really appreciate that. i appreciate that you are here, i appreciate that you are reading the book and because what i said was, we all have implicit bias. thank you so much. yes. >> thank you miss davis for coming out and i appreciate the racial makeup of the audience. any questions, transporting an off-duty black officer to the airport and this issue came up. he told me my number one priority was to get out of thesituation alive. he said i'm not going to win , that cop is still mad. you want to fight, fight in the courthouse and usually your battle i wouldhave it courthouse . at least i'm alive to fight. and the second and the question is, thi

i guess i'm a little biased in my opinion of the space program. a young republican, republican, i didn't grow up in the space race era. but, you know, me and my dad, we're very critical of guys like who want to gut the program and just have nothing to public-funded space exploration. but my kind of view of it is, to know, we're going to have leave earth one of these days, you know. it's not something we can just off. we are going to have to conquer the new frontier at some point. we talk about private, public funding of it, i think, the government wants to subsidize companies like spacex to kind of do that public duty in an efficient, private sense -- >> yeah. that. all for but also, there is something nationally unifying of a nasa, you know. when we look at the news and stuff like that, how divided we nowadays, intry, feel like having something we can all rally around is very a nationalor identity, just kind of unity in general. think that, say, something like the idea of going to mars should be the same sort we had back in the 1960's of putting

people had a lot of ideas and biases against anarchists, and they also wrote in newspapers, and they were putting out ideas about free love, criticizing the government. and a lot of times they were arrested for their writing. and so the first main chapter in the book is "the mother of progress finds home." i titled it that because one of the newspapers that was published in home was called "discontent: the mother of progress." and the founders of home were inspired by the political philosophies of their day, and they were responding to social conditions. and so that's really where the title of that newspaper came from. and so i was trying to talk about how the ferment that they were experiencing inspired them to create this i utopian experiment. and so they found home both literally in that they found a town called home, but they found their home in that place as well. and they deliberately named it that because they had been moving around a lot, they had tried a lot of different places to live, and they called it home because they were tire of moving, and they wanted to stay there.

people had a lot of ideas and biases against anarchists, and they also wrote in newspapers, and they were putting out

i do have biases. there is no doubt about that. i will be aggressive and we met. will be the premier espionage organization in the history of the world. that is my only bias. >> in terms of this being too political? >> because the job we deliver truth to the president. i get a chance almost every day to be with the president and deliver the exquisite information. the cia and the intelligence, we do great work and he is very demanding on us to do that. when we asked for money gives it to us. he finds the intelligence community an important part of his capacity to deliver

free to chime in if you have questions for anybody pure we saw a lot of highest -- we saw a lot of biased incidents, hate crimes. probably --ently local to the united states, was the murder of a 17 euros back like a girl. bet do you all think would reviewed before not muslim to understand and a time like this, in light of some of these things we're seeing right now/. ? [laughter] a don't think about what other people need to know. this is a question that is hard i typically don't think too much about what other people should -- to know. --hink it's more protecting protective about the community. there is this -- whether it's learning martial arts or that kind of thing. --ng a part of the community or i don'ttuation -- know. -- iybe was concluded don't think that everything that every time a muslim is killed by somebody, just because she wore me kill thelet person. like't know what happened soy can can't speak too much on that. i think the typical things would want to -- i someone to know is there being prejudice against another group or -- if they have hate in their hearts, and -- is that

indexes more biased towards state-owned enterprises and large companies, where this is more biased tomaller sectors and smaller companies. a string of import set of korea, and other companies like taiwan. this has a lot to do with the tech cycle, which is very strong. and i think it will stay strong for quite a while, which is benefiting these sectors. what was also interesting was to see, if you compare the official shin index,e thai one showed a weakening within export demand and the second showed a strengthening of external demand. i think it is keeping everything rolling. what about the likes of korea and taiwan, for example? >> i don't think this is a major problem, really. u.s. haves, does the the ability to dramatically pick up in the production of the kind of electronic parts which these countries excel at i don't really think so. it is very much a dollar story. the asian currencies and on strong against the euro. not at all. i don't think this relative weakness of the u.s. dollar is really that much of a concern, at this stage. yousef: let's widen that out, klaus. stanley fis

i guess i'm a little biased in my opinion of the space program. a young republican, republican, i didn't grow up in the space race era. but, you know, me and my dad, we're very critical of guys like who want to gut the program and just have nothing to public-funded space exploration. but my kind of view of it is, to know, we're going to have leave earth one of these days, you know. it's not something we can just off. we are going to have to conquer the new frontier at some point. we talk about private, public funding of it, i think, the government wants to subsidize companies like spacex to kind of do that public duty in an efficient, private sense -- >> yeah. that. all for but also, there is something nationally unifying of a nasa, you know. when we look at the news and stuff like that, how divided we nowadays, intry, feel like having something we can all rally around is very a nationalor identity, just kind of unity in general. think that, say, something like the idea of going to mars should be the same sort we had back in the 1960's of putting

has more biased than anything else. it is abused greatly. what it does is let everybody compete individual. thenfairer way can you do have a situation where everybody has the same level right to get into this country if they qualify? it has been proven in canada and australia. it is very popular up there. right there, i think you will see it will be very popular here. is taketom: one example the diversity lottery. the diversity lottery is preposterous. it serves no economic or her managerial purpose. it is not really even serve diversity because the region of the world that has accelerated the fastest over the last years in terms of winning the diversity lottery is europe. what we're doing here has no bias towards any region of the world. it has a bias towards ultra high skilled individuals who can come to this country and stand on their own two feet. >> -- democratic. you can get democratic sponsorship. don't like the we current environment. why would you not support this? this is not an experiment. this has been proven to work at we are an

doesç that prove the media is biased against president trump? debate cara yet ç all it was coming >> this week it's robert e lee, i noticed that stonewall jackson is coming down, i wonder is a george washington next week and is a thomas jefferson the week after? you really do have to ask yourself, where does it stop? was george washington a slave owner? what you think of thomas jefferson? you like him? are we going to take on the statue because he's a major slave owner. >> melissa: president trump during the contentious news conference focusing on the violence in charlottesville over the weekend. removing statues of confederate meters could be a slippery slope pointing to the fact that some of the founding fathers were slave owners. this is the city of baltimore overnight removing for confederate statues while a lexington, kentucky, officials are planning to take down to confederate memorials of their own. meanwhile, theç removal of imas of robert e lee, jefferson davis, and others. i'll let you go first, marie, what do you think? >> marie: co

care says biased based incidents against muslims are up 91 percent. that is looking a at the first half of this year compared to 2016. in this case i should say there are no surveillance cameras around this immediate area montgomery county police saying that they don't believe there is video of this reported information is asked to call police. live in rockville, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, a d.c. family is fright especiallied and frustrated. someone fired multiple gunshots outside their apartment complex over the weekend. one bullet went right through their toddler's bedroom while she slept. kristin leone is live on the scene nievment. >>reporter: that's right. i happened right across the street here at the potomac gardens apartments early sunday morning over here on the 700 block of 13th avenue southeast. now, this is the area where a mother and her two children, they were all home during the time when they say a bullet went flying through her daughter's bedroom window all while they are three year old child was sound asleep and t

bush administration even though the prosecution was dismissed as political and biased by both donald trump and joe arpaio himself, this is something that has been going on under republican and democratic administrations. and a president of the united states sought to influence the attorney general about an ongoing investigation and prosecution. it is very, very unusual. is it illegal? well, it lives in a sort of gray area. but it is certainly not the normal practice for a president and an attorney general. >> now, jason, when we look at this and as all kinds of americans are watching us this morning, if you can be admired and pardoned for on racial profiling of latinos, you could be pardoned and admired for racially profiling anybody. blacks, asians, people of different sexes. i mean this is a different precedent that is being set here. >> like i said, it's akin to terrorism. think about the law enforcement people that we've heard donald trump admire throughout the time of his president city. rudy giuliani, sheriff clark and joe arpaio. it's clear his perception is that he considers

look at how biased the judges are and the investigators. i know a lot of the investigators are biased. i definitely admit that. a lot of them are clinton lawyers. when it's something this extreme, you have to stop and think okay, probably maybe he did something that had never been done before. they wouldn't be going to these links if there was nothing there. just for show, no way. >> david: i think tammy put it best. when we had a former fbi director named special counsel, what did you expect? this is pretty much par for the course. we have a president of the united states was the subject of a criminal probe, along with his family, his closest advisors. what did we expect? i will point out that when my former boss, president clinton, was being investigated by a special prosecutor. the monica lewinsky investigation grew out of that. the real wild card is what is the special prosecutor going to find? everything that has happened so far is perfectly predictable. >> lisa: to tammy's point regarding the leaks and the information, i find it conce

their so-called reporting on this administration is abusively biased, it is now reached unparalleledels. there are now completely out of touch and unhinged, look at this. a recent harvard study found more than 90% of the coverage about the president is negative, that's why he continues to collect the fake news media. earlier today he tweeted only the fake news media want me to stop using social media. only way for me to get out the truth. that's an understatement. they destroy trump press, they refuse to let up on the attacks on the president. want some examples? these are the most recent ones, take a look. >> i think that's going around and perching people, what is he doing? knocks off all his relatives when he gets scared. when you get scared of your position you start killing people around you. >> the white house resembling the red wedding from "game of thrones" ." >> sean: kim jong un and, that's who are going to compare the president true? we'll have a lot more on the media later in the show tonight with more examples we need to see. the next group, the democrats, they've made i

the chinesese where proposal is clearly biased with a say the u.s. should quit its whileses with south korea north korea stops its missile launches. north korea doesn't zone exercises every summer and but china has said nothing about north korea terminating its exercises. why is the focus on the u.s. and south korean exercises? we are talking with bruce bennett of the rand corporation about the joint military exercises taking place this week between the u.s. and south korea. -- host: give us an idea of what drills, whats -- are they testing out? guest: we're working with the basic concept of dealing with the north korean invasion of the south or other north korean provocations. train andrying to prepare people to coordinate and also, it is a test of the concepts they have laid out in planning. those are the things they are trying to do with the exercises and have enduring frack -- for decades. a call from chuck, you are on with bruce been, good morning. -- bruce bennett, good morning. caller: i have a question. given the high level of threats forth,

fight the battles they don't believe the new socks credits tell you that will be gossip and tabloid biased files of the most important news today. telling you you are not cool enough to buy their product. these are the hawks that we along with our audience will watch. you're not going to. get. there so you'll. join us as you know you're not. you're not just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i might just get rid of. my body and we've. already yes equestrian in the. we will find you we will investigate you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law if you will not be happy with the result the us is addressing leaks from the white house is transcripts of schools and world leaders all released by the media raising fears of a national security. while she blames russia for the diplomatic crisis between two countries. congress of souring the ties with the sanctions. the opposition in venezuela says that it will defy the newly elected constituent.

am i biased for or against? watch the whole show. give me another one.merconish, do you think the base is shrinking since the end of july? i think there has been to useless the seinfeld expression some shrinkage in the base but i don't think there's enough shrinkage that is jeopardized get ready for it re-election. another one. jeff greenfield is dead right michael, trump is playing purely to his base. jimmie, the conversation was focused on the point while we get caught up in the daily distractions, they're important, believe me. there's a bigger picture out here. as a matter of fact, i'm about to talk about it. >>> up ahead, the dow rallies to its eighth record close. >>> plus, a major milestone for president trump. 1 million new jobs created on his watch. how much credit does he really deserve? >>> and meet the man who is being charged with drunk driving without ever pulling out of his own driveway. finally partner. our own office. hmmhmmmmmm. selfie? yeah! ok. desk in the background. ok. best day ever. (crash!!!!) when the unexpected strikes... don't

guess how biased it will be. let's start with that point, will he be biased?is a jury of his peers. that is the ideal of the grand jury, or a jury of your peers, it does not matter where it is. at number one, number two, this ideal that he is hiring lawyers that have given money to democrats or republicans, i think that is irrelevant, jared kushner's legal team has given money, i don't think that matters, the job of a lawyer or prosecutor is to defend, it does not matter where they are from. it does not matter what they do. if jared kushner's legal team are democrats, that does not matter here, the job of mueller and the prosecutors are to look into all of the evidence and to see if trump and his associates committed crime or colluded with the russians, and from "the wall street journal" story, we will find out if they impaneled a grand jury, they subpoena what they will subpoena. >> harris: any evidence that democrats will let this go? you say it does not matter that the attorneys gave money to democrats, but then you should not have that as a box to check ex

there is more of the disturbing, corrupt and biased coverage.or exercising a peaceful first amendment job wire the three and the white house, steve bannon, gorka and miller, whose jobs are funded by the taxpayers, why they still working? >> it is a fair point. >> white supremacist from our country from the beginning, thanks to donald trump they are out of the light. >> sean: former presidential candidate, former governor mike huckabee. you've been outspoken, but this broad brush, this was almost instantaneous to advance the narrative. we see it every two years, every four years, every election. democrats play this identity politics, republicans are racist, sexist, misogynistic, xenophobic, islamophobic et cetera. >> to call people who work inside the white house, who passed a very extensive background check from the fbi, to call them neo-nazis, that's absurd. this is beyond irrational. this borders on the insane. i wonder, will some of these people need to be institutionalized because they have never been able to accept that donald trump was ele

about women. where we have seen, for instance, uber's biases about women.eing done in terms of diversity in silicon valley? google has, one of the things he was protesting about was what he called affirmative action programmes which promote women into jobs to do better in the greeting women. but i think there is a widespread acceptance across technology on both sides of the atla ntic technology on both sides of the atlantic that not enough has been done to promote, education particularly, two girls in schools and to accept that more needs to be done, frankly, in the workplace, to encourage them into these front—line job. thank you. the lawyerfor a british model , who was allegedly held captive captive by a gang in italy, has been giving more details about the case. francesco peschi says chloe ayling, who's 20 and from south london, was told by her kidnappers that she would be sold as a sex slave in the middle east. he said she was acting under duress, when she was seen shopping with her ca ptor before she was freed. she was told that people were there watch

you can say that we're biased.on't love our country is at a level that exceeds anything i can remember in discourse with a president of the united states or anything close to it. >> joann? >> i have to point out the deep irony here. right? just hours after he made those remarks, we had a hurricane category 4 making landfall in corpus christi, texas, where we own the corpus christi times. our reporters, every single person in that newsroom, while the rest of the city is being evacuated and going to higher ground, was going into danger to cover danger, to cover it, to bring this to the rest of the world. >> your team had to go into an inside room out of fears the windows would shatter. >> their homes were at risk. >> president trump is talking about me. he is talking about you. he is talking about the leaders in newsrooms or the anchors on cnn that he doesn't like. >> the point is, i think there's a deep irony to think that reporters who are the ones who put themselves in danger's way are the ones who are at fault he

is biased against the jewish state. on monday, he released a statement saying -- the u.n.ecretary-general ended his tour of israel and the palestinian territories in gaza, which happens to be heavily dependent on u.n. aid. >> he made his way into one of several schools in gaza. before addressing the media, he met with students and families, as well as u.n. staff, to get a first-hand glimpse of living conditions in the region. about one million gazans with refugee status depend on humanitarian aid from the united nations. the jobless rate him on young adults is 60%. hundreds of thousands of children attend u.n. run schools. u.n. assistance has been nothing short of a lifeline in gaza, but the secretary-general says the long-term solution is not more backing from the world body, but a resolution of the israeli-palestinian conflict, namely, an independent palestinian state alongside israel. >> i believe the holy land should have two states, israel and palestine, living in peace and harmony together. reporter: the u.n. has provided an additional $4 million in emergency aid to

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and i am biased but this is cute. young cody and young lucas. between innings, playing the drums, dad actually has the wherewithal to realize hey, they are on the big screen. actually rolling. >> no fun. >> those are your little guys. >> big-screen baby. >> awesome. >> they did know, and they were happy. >> props to christine. she told me to check that out. >> you have the video to prove it. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. have a good night. and we will have more on the shooting from san jose. thank you for joining us. have a good night. oh, i do have an open seat in first class, if one of you would like a free upgrade. no, thank you. i think we'll sit together. after the amazing weekend we just had-- i'll take it. i deserve that seat. three days in the woods with phil's ex-cheerleader buddies, the old stories, the spontaneous human pyramids, constantly updating their tumbler tumblr. i smiled through the whole thing. problem is i was so convincing, phil thought i was having a great time. what do i want? some credit. when do i w

and a lot of the authorities and articles are so biased, and there's a gentleman who called, one of the first, i really don't think he was a republican. but basically we want what's best, and i thank you very much. it's only going to get better. host: what's it like to be a republican in malibu? caller: lonely. i'm only kidding. the registration in malibu used to be 50/50 within eight or nine people, actually. live,'s a decent place to i guess. but i'll tell you something. trump has -- i mean, i admire him tremendously. he has to fight the whole world. but he's working for america. he's really not a republican. he's not a democrat. he's a populist. but the infrastructure, the people who are in charge are going crazy because they can't control it and he's trying to do something good. if people could get behind him, it would be absolutely wonderful. host: this is roger from wichita, kansas. roger, good morning to you. caller: this bright sunshiney day behind you. host: gorgeous day here in d.c. caller: well, it looks good. scha few comments establish that i am a republican and have been s

. >> we spoke earlier about how most language is biased and how in your story and in the movie, thereaybe you know he turned his, language and a view. we think that your point of view is something actually possible and is it worthwhile if it is? >> if it is possible to know the future? [inaudible question] >> i mean - i guess, i think it will be possible to have a language that does not have quite the same biases that english or most languages do. whether that would actually change our perception of time, i was saying before, i do not actually believe it's possible for us to know the future. so the idea that it appears in the story that is learning the language allows the protagonist in movie to know the future - [inaudible] i do not believe that language can do what happens in the story. but i do, i definitely think that - a language with a very different way of representing time could shift our, a lot of our attitudes about time. i cannot really be specific about what effects it would take but i do feel that again, some of the examples that we mentioned about how different languages

tonight that his colleagues are likely trying to get their clients off because of the possible racial biased replected in that attorney david been wits says one d.c. police officer's decision to wear a t-shirt many say has racist symbolism on it could impact hundreds of cases and that could potentially put violent criminals back on the street. we've already seen it happen once since an officer on 7ds so-called power shift was caught wearing the t-shirt. according to an august 1 hearing they dismissed the case against 24 year old carlos johnson. he was charged with unlawful possession of a gun. johnson was already on probation for a felony, assault with a dangerous weapon conviction involving a gun. johnson's public defender raised the issue of the shirt. the idea hyped it raising questions over whether or not the officers on the unit police basedded on racial bias. that led to the eventual decision to dismiss the case without prejudice which means the government could charge him again. i'm absolutely taking that example that i've seen and using that for my own purposes. been wits says any go

in closing sure i'm a little biased but a guy of his caliber needs to play on the east coast.erve better, mike. and so the phillies need to do their part and give his brother a job in the front office now so in five years we'll be sure to catch trout. [ laughter ] >> fish on! >> like that outfit. all right. sean thank you. >> talk about a milestone, dell fine gibson oldest living american just celebrated her 114th birthday yesterday and she lives right here in pennsylvania. gibson lived in hunting tack park for the past 15 years. she received a personal greeting from the governor himself on her big today. what does she attribute her long live to, her faith in god. >>> that will do it for us here tonight on fox 29 news. >> reeling them in. reeling them in. >> watch you don't lose an eye. >> watch tmz followed by inside edition at midnight stay tuned for chasing news at 12:30 and then the simpsons. we're back here at 7:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia" weekend. >> watch the light. >> our morning team will have you covered. thanks for watching. >> i think you broke it. >> i'm n

my portrayal over social media is inaccurate, biased, and unjustified. he said white's premises do not represent his beliefs and he attended the rally to meet with other people who share his views. >>> trump faced criticism from ceos, the military, and other leaders over his competitive remarks in charlottesville. he stayed out of sight in his golf club. in - - on twitter, he announced high- profile advisory panels are shutting down. he ceos already stepped down in protest after he equated white supremacist with counter protesters. all four branches of the military also issued statement against bigotry, so did a key united states ally. >> it is important for all in positions of responsibility to condemn racism and bigotry. >> and former president george hw bush released a statement and did not mention the president by name but seeing in part that america must always reject anti-semitism, racial bigotry and hatred in all forms. and president obama's tweet, now it has become the most liked tweet in all-time. he posted a quote from nelson mandela and a pict

she says many biased investors doubted her dedication. >> how dedicated are you to this startup?ery dedicated. do you have a family? >> yes, i have a family. then they would ask how many kids do you have? do you have kids? >> reporter: vivian lee founder of you, me, who, built the database for the site. >> so females have know who are good and bad investors. >> reporter: this expert says the gender problem in the vc world can't be ignored much longer. >> think with anecdotal evidence and people looking at this now, it does seem to be disproportionate in the venture capital industry. i expect that there will be self correction. i also expect that there will be culture change and it's going to happen sooner rather than later. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> no decision in a debate over housing in san mateo county. brisbane is considering whether to include housing in a development plan. the 640-acre brisbane baylands project calls for new retail and commercial space and the developer wants to build up to 4400 new homes with it. some residents want the development but not the hou