cassandra: he's not here to tell his story.acy we're doing right now is to prevent other families go through what we are going so hopefully his story helps. >> and earlier this month, the city of antioch launched a new crisis response team that 911 dispatchers can send to respond to low level mental health crises and disputes. the team is named after angelo. for the pbs newshour, i'm ali rogin in antioch, california. ♪ geoff: over the past few years, this country has seen a dramatic rise in partisan animosity with dangerous implications for the health of our democracy. judy woodruff profiles some of the work being done to understand what's driving that trend, and what might be done to reverse it. it's part of her ongoing series, america at a crossroads. >> i would describe my views as part of the new right. quick side say i'm left. n beercialeineer holds important lessons for our democracy today. >> if you are a man, be a man. or if you're female, be a female. judy: people on both sides of the line are interviewed on hot button

cassandra hernandez, thank you so much for the time.ou'll come back to update us on the situation there as title 42 ends in about 10 days. >> thanks for covering. >> of course. >>> jim? >> well, just months after a chinese spy balloon was shot down off the u.s. coast, cnn has obtained never before seen photos of a massive chinese military blimp. what this could signal about the country's airship program, what it's intended for. >>> plus, man versus mouse continues in florida. yet another lawsuit is filed in the ongoing feud between governor ron desantis and disney. >>> and just into cnn, former president donald trump will participate in a cnn presidential town hall next week. the former president will take questions from new hampshire republicans and undeclared voters who do plan to vote in the 2024 gop presidential primary. cnn this morning anchor kaitlan collins will moderate the may 10th town hall at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. stay with cnn news central. this week is your chance to try any subway footlong for free. like the subway serie

hi, cassandra anti terrorism police have a rest of the senior official from full. the prime is immune comp policy. i do mazda attention comes a day off to com, was arrested on corruption charges. security is tied in the capsule as constables as planned to march on his lum, about moving a 1000 of them have been detained in the northern province of punjab, lavonne and protest across the country on choose day following cons. arrest been law is really strikes on his nomic. she had targets in gaza can in one pass and interest at least 15 people were killed by strikes on the strip is ready on the set . it talks it on killed 3 members of islamic jihad and the areas where the forces kill to palestinians as possible as an ideal price. in south of janine separately, at least 19 palestinians were rest, advise riley's in rage, and the other parts of westbank for people have died and the shooting in tennessee, a security guard felt that a colleague on the island of java is an open, far outside of cynical killing to wash it because it's actor was late to chase by police and show

rival in the all rich kingdom follows the footsteps office of rival cassandra ronaldo last week was repulsive. messy had received a fault with office depot and saudi arabian clubs of lot, next season on a massive deal with around $400000000.00. yeah, that's it. from me and the new see more of an update for you at the top of the dollar. don't go away to www. seizure. it is next with ben facilitate. after a short break cap. got office invalid from me and the tv news team here. thanks for watching the room brain update because these are costs are called the brain continuously and that's itself we ask a few as 2 questions. we arteries, ones or us psycho causes monster waves. how powerful are your thoughts? we can control our thoughts, which makes us very powerful questions about the universe and the rest were series 40 to be answered almost every thing this week or 2 w the this is the double. you can use a job coming up today. the rest of full, the prime minister, iran concrete, small political turmoil in pakistan. that's and increasing security concerns lead to a bad case of brain. right? why pa

but it cassandra and that suits the russian regime, berry wall at the moment. it is his credit. emma al, yes, his dream is to become a journalist in another free or russia, perhaps that wouldn't have to remain a dream. but you ends top official in sudan says the country's warring generals have agreed to send representatives to potential negotiations, forego pets, as said the talks could be held in saudi arabia and would focus 1st on establishing a durable truce clash as are still being reported in the capital have to him despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend a ceasefire. 8 tons of medical supplies, enough to treat over a 1000 injured people, which i hope this will be only the 1st of a number of vouchers that will come. we'll be extremely crucial for the hospital to the hospitals to be able to cater for the needs of thousands of people that are flocking to their doors and waiting to get medical assistance. but the conflicts shows no sign of easing. shortly after the warring parties agreed to a 72 hour truce, violence broke out again in the

until cassandra's life was taken. cancer for cast. this was the heaviest loss. never to marry again. cassandra did not live 4 years before his big triumph as james bond by the way, harry starred in one of the bond movies just for your eyes, when roger moore was still playing 007 and it was thanks to his wife. he just met franchise producer albert broccoli. when he first saw it, pierce said, if this guy can play, he is the future bond, but it came true. this is only 14 years later. first they waited until their contract moore will work for him to replace him, they simply called on but at that time he was busy filming. of this series, railington steele was not released from harm and the role went to timati dalton , and only after him did she finally take over the post of agent 007, brosnan, his first film goldeneye, turned out to be the most successful dressed in his bond history. with a needle, ironic james made an impression on the audience. but then everything went on a decreasing brosnan very unlucky with the scripts and the last fourth film. die but not now a

cassandra haiti, a researcher at the international psycho analytics university in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. i do believe beauty is in the eyes. beholder and behold are almost always they are ment around them. as with everything else, the concept of woke me everything. as long as it is according to a progressive agenda, they think are to nutrition and fitness. this is extremely dangerous path to go to in regards to a person's health that's kind of here and then you, thanks for watching. ah a was recently didn't keep your voice down while out and about a couple of don't put your human symbols on the social stacy schneider. oh, i'm guy and talk to strangers. 7 i avoid noisy with your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll russia much now the bomb. so what can i do? a b t b. i wasn't sure if i need specific still showing the time to work with in memory of it. dozens of people burned alive by ukrainian radical nationalists in odessa 9 years ago. this to pick to the streets to commemorate horrific events with ukrain

we were there in cassandra, i. 1 an american supplied hi mas miss. how struck the hotel we were staying and altogether inactive? is that a form ukrainian parliamentary, who was also staying at the hotel? no, no soldiers around us. but again, after every incident that they, that it flies around the world that's headlines around the world and you can't, has to, it's sponsors look, we're, we're taking action. we've done this, we've done, we've done that. so certainly this will be used domestically, especially by ukraine. but again, there's a huge risk of, of escalation, but again, presidency. lensky ha! now on a torn in thin planning to travel, perhaps a gemini, or somewhere else in europe next, has come out and said that the counter offensive is about to begin. and he hopes to gain by it. why am i sure that we will get jets? because sooner will take offense affections after that, i'm sure there will give us planes. i would like it to be the other way around, but it is what it is. as i said, the, the history of this conflict since day one has been escal

cassandra haiti, a researcher at the international psycho analytics university in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. i do believe beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. and behold, are almost always is wherein the glasses defined by the environment around them. as with everything else, the concept of woke means you are now open and accepting of everything as long as it is according to a progressive agenda. this includes the recent push for people to lose all accountability for our actions in regard to nutrition and fitness. this is an extremely dangerous path to go down, which goes against all medical research in regards to a person's health. that's kind of, he is, and this is been your 360 of you, the news affecting you. thanks for watching. ah. in the 50000 didn't keys when i used to progress speedy. when else got hit with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and c r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with in the 22nd 2022 outraged orthodox christians, co

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cassandra haiti, a researcher at the international psycho analytics university in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. i do believe beauty is in the eyes. beholder and behold are almost always is wearing the glasses defined by the environment around them. as with everything else, the concept of woke means you are now open and accepting of everything as long as it is according to a progressive agenda. this includes the recent push for people to lose all accountability for our actions in regard to nutrition and fitness. this is an extremely dangerous path to go down, which goes against all medical research in regards to a person's health and can now here's and this is been your 360 view the news affecting you. thanks for watching. ah ah ah ah ah, i am rick sanchez. i'm here to play with you whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something that's so different. my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else work of it please. i do have the state department, the c i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your

cassandra, haiti, a researcher at the international psycho analytics university in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. because you know, i do believe beauty is in the eye of the beholder. and behold, are almost always is were in the glasses defined by the environment around them. as with everything else, the concept of woke means you are now open and accepting of everything as long as it is according to a progressive agenda. this includes the recent push for people to lose all accountability for our actions in regard to nutrition and fitness. this is an extremely dangerous path to go down, which goes against all medical research in regards to a person's health. i'm going to use and this is for your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for watching the me november 22nd 2020 to outraged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service offices, looking entrances and exits to keep the oldest monastery. they were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. we mean dealer seeming or more reason for the brutal crime down one church. his parishioners had

cassandra is in south square for the past, present find japanese, lead us in moles and 5 years the mile. this is out. is there a life from dell also coming up mediation and saudi arabia in direct talks between saddam's army and the power meditate on a humanitarian truce. and people in to the assets of light for 2nd time on to revise the dictatorship era constitution. the japans lead to is hoping to improve relations and boost of military ties with south korea female because she does visit the soul as fast as prime minister. the 2 nations face common challenges including north korea's nuclear program and china is growing influence. i la casita spoke to another more dad that sold national cemetery before his meeting with south korean. present you and so kill mcbride has moved from sol. cus is very much being pulled pushing at both of these countries. they all the strongest allies in east asia doesn't want to see them full out. so it has been pushing them closer together. and so they will be welcoming these woman of relations because they stand at the stonewall to the bulk, if you like, ag

no more jacques, the curator of the african arts collections, to discuss the one key exposition, cassandra, and thank you for making time for us today. what is one kelly key? and what does that mean? so what connecting means you are welcome and is acosta. and it is a project that the museum undertook to welcome people back into the space of those coup. it's 19 condemning, locked down. so we looked through all store rooms and we selected some of the work that has been acquired or accepted for donation. and we just wanted to welcome people back into the space of to the long shut down periods, but to also have an opportunity to show people the work that has been happening, although the museum has been closed. what is unique about the way this exhibition celebrates african ok. so i think one important thing about it's all museum is that we offer an opportunity for people to see all the works of different mediums at the same time. we give the same sort of fancy way to all the works with the it is screen prints, paintings of foss, khatri sculptured speed work, and so people are able to see like

cassandra was tracked down to the embassy and arrested by british police on the us extradition request in 2000. and 19 for the esl on just wanted in the us for the beginning of hundreds of thousands of classified military documents. that same day the us department of justice indicted to search under the computer fraud and abuse act. then weeks later, the us added 17 charges. all for activities that national security journalist engage and every day sourcing government secrets, communicating with sources, confidentially, maintaining the confidentiality of the sources, identity and then publishing classified information and it concerns publications about the rock world. the afternoon war diaries, the us state department cables, the one time on fe detainees assessment brace and the rules of engagement which were part of the collateral murder of publication. 17 of the 18 charges that construing this knowledge fall under the espionage act is the 1st time the act has been used against a publisher. to hear the phrase as good as i can't say. well, this is about spies. this is about, you know, p

into like one though, cambodian american cassandra tubs, one the well to wait till i told tubbs, his mother is come, bowden. but assembly fled to the u. s. when she was a child, and she made her mom proud. finally guessing the gold of the silver and bronze metals at previous southeast asian games to some tennis now and at the italian open. daniel met with dev has advanced to the law, 16 of the beating band, a bays upon morales rushes that met with the last, the 1st set 6 to 3 to his spanish opponent, opponent. but then he settled down and dominated the rest of the way, winning the next 2 sets, 6163, met the dep has reached 5 straight finals and the atp to waiting for them. this is a quick reminder. as the top stories were following for you today, you credit the capital t has come on the air attacks that officials have cooled. exceptional in the intensity, russia launched drones cruise missiles, the ballistic missiles during the attack. ukraine says it shut down all the missile . it was on the quotes and dressed in his convicted 5 men, so commissioning one of the biggest jewel heights

economy and against the background of the fall or let's say military failures eh i don't want be some cassandra ivanka there, whoever you want, but in principle there will be little choice for putin. well, that is if he lives, of course , so we understand. if everything starts to collapse there , it will be easier to write him a beautiful obituary, and then, you know, the warlords will talk with tears about his majesty well, in principle, so to speak , similar stories we passed, and if we now bring to the present, in particular, the situation with the supply of the most necessary, in your opinion, mr. victor, the so-called certain restrictions have already been removed in particular, this applies to long-range missile artillery products, then we understand that the shadow storm came to us like this well, but here the question is whether our american friends will pull themselves up, so, well, your signal is project 16 and it is extremely important. i immediately fixed it in my memory, so to speak , but we understand. yes, right away, the issue is not only the nomenclature, but also the issue of

each of the exclusive m interviewers cassandra motto, a call from the some of the data storage has only one personality. and if you offer any englishman, which politician would you like to go and spend 2 or 3 hours with her? it's a b, is that a chat? the vast majority will come back and say, or is johnson. we will be able to look back on this period, this extraordinary period as the beginning, holding you, golden age. her off life seems a complete mixture. born in america, grandfather was turkish and indeed hung from a lamppost in turkey as well. i. his wife is half indian because his mother in law was sick. and he's thought, record, and milage a mixture. i. boris was one of the most intelligent people that i have ever met. he could understand a brief, very, very quickly. and if he trusted you and he allowed you to get on with your work, he's not a micro manager at all. he asked to trust people. he could oversee, he wasn't a details man, but he was strict strategist and they worked very hard at that unbelievably well for london prime minister boris johnson was tasked with carrying out a

petersburg, we were there in cassandra and americans applied hi mas miss. i'll shut the hotel, we were staying and all to get it. an activist that a former ukrainian parliamentary, who was also staying at the hotel. no lou soldiers around us. but again, after every incident that they the e, it flaws around the world. it's headlines around the world and you credit has to have sponsors look we're, we're taking action. we've done this, we've done, we've done that. so certainly this will be used domestically, especially by ukraine, but again, there's a huge risk of, of escalation. look, what happens if russia says that these drones flew in, navigated by american gps systems, satellites, all starling yellow must starling satellites? would they now be a legitimate target to a, to avoid and to prevent further attacks from the kremlin a gesture for food for thought there is now much more room for escalation than the was 24 hours ago. but again, president zelinski ha, now on a turn in finland, planning to travel, perhaps the gemini, or somewhere else in europe next,

cassandra, haiti, a researcher at the international psycho analytics university in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. i do believe beauty is in the eyes. beholder and behold, are almost always is wearing glasses defined by the environment around them. as with everything else, the concept of woke means you are now open and accepting of everything. as long as it is according to a progressive agenda. this includes the recent push for people to lose all accountability for our actions in regard to nutrition and fitness. this is an extremely dangerous path to go down, which goes against all medical research in regards to a person's health. i was kind of hughes, and this is been your 360 view, the news affecting you. thanks for watching. ah ah ah ah ah with ah, the headlines on our team international and explosive device causes a freight train to do, railed and rush shows, a pronounced region very close to the ukranian border. bessalo attack on the israeli city. i was dead or near the garza border leave. several people injured with and violent clusters are opting

and if we not, we to find a way to threads in how we address these different cassandra antennas for the never can you hear a dial jack lee be at the same time we will be back on, on this issue at some point. if not tonight is going to be out. if not, i'm just going to be going to pony. they are really complicated. are connected issues. some of the competition of resources, some of them is competition or influence. i tend to talk, you know, i'm not really positive. if sprinkler players alone and really and i'm robinson, this is olivia degrees, it is an interesting point. i me bring in a go ahead from nairobi. you've heard what back re, how to say it is very, very complicated. there's a lot of countries, a lot of different competing interests. however, you know what seller was saying is that perhaps the, one of the things that could happen is a peacekeeping mission, african union peacekeeping mission incident. but the danger of that is, is it's always like a plaza. you don't actually deal with the underlying issues, the regional issues, you're just send in a peacekeeping mission. and that

uh, 3 people were killed, including oh, cassandra gate, sorry, oh, puts brigades at the military, wind up as long as you had commander, the messiah, a unit commander. i knew that the, along with 2 others, and multiple of injuries have fallen from that assassination operation. now another home prior to that, uh, the bombing of that residential apartment, another a residential home in bay flat here that's in the north and part of the gaza strip before that was also destroyed. but a record of sense, which is a warning mess side was fired prior at the home when it was evacuated, it was instantly bumped. the latest, also by the ministry of health is 27 people killed and over 76 has been injured mostly, or most injuries are critical in serious injuries, according to the ministry of health. this coming of how they got the, the head of the rocket units, and indeed, the other members of the islamic jihad, full combined has been killed. what kind of impact will that have on their ability to strike back as well before this last commands or was assassinated? is lobby to hide over id while there we

but i learned as i approach the border with cassandra that the only let the only connection between from a land perspective, between crimea and for a song or 2 very narrow police peninsulas. and we traveled through one of them. and there were several lines of defense, anti tank obstacles, extensive trench works. they were wide open, there was no tree cover at all. there were 2 large bodies of water on either side. and it was apparent to me as a lay person that any attempt to enter the peninsula through his to a narrow corridors of land would be disastrous. i think. and it's, you know, i don't need to rely only upon my own judgment as lee person. american military officials have begun to acknowledge openly that this is a pipe dream. and i think that it would be suicidal both from a political perspective and moreover, from a military perspective for the crate, the cranium government to attempt to retake korea. why do you think the ukranian government gsa continuing to press that pipe idea my to think they need? well, i think i spoke to a gentleman that his name was said to go to bitch off

cassandra from california changed her vacation plans to be here and you've been camping here >> yes and>> reporter: why >> i want to be a part of history like, i just think in america we don't have things like this, right? >> reporter: as the skies clear, surprise handshakes from the king telling greatest hits radio london news -- >> the rain is a blessing >> reporter: a smiling king, a cheering crowd, and tomorrow the crowning moment. >> i think he's an amazing, amazing guy and i'm proud to be a brit long live the king >> reporter: cello cobiella, nbc news, london >> and nbc's coverage of charles' coronation starts at 5:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm lin

security camera footage shows the flames, which reportedly broke out of the installation in the cassandra region, east of the crime. you can insure russia as a key was to crate and being behind several john attacks on russian territory in recent days, including on the capital of moscow case as it has nothing to do with a, a tax off a holiday. michelle is a research and journalist, specializing i on mine systems surveillance and other emerging security technologies. i asked him if you, craig is behind those drone attacks in russia. where are they getting the drones from what's a great question. there are a number of different sources um, some of which have very much domestic. you know, nowadays it's not so hard to actually buy the components for a drone in various different marketplaces and assemble them yourself. of course, the key difference from say, of military and the obvious doing it is that the military is then able to put up, you know, a new nation, a bomb on that drone potentially and have better communication systems. and with that, using know that much money and not too many res

no comment has been made by kids, russian military, expedited, cassandra step in on says most of the success cleaning ruins the west media inspired high for the patriots systems capabilities. it surely does a very important step uh in uh, uh, this contract because now we understand that this uh, widely. uh oh wow. yeah, widely promoted uh, had a tireless own systems like better out in the west media. uh, the trunk protects the capital of the q solution. uh so using the high precision or working russian side can easily destroyed such type or for a different assistance. but uh surely would have to understand that uh the system. uh, we only want rock here tell the system cost about $4000000.00. so in this way, it is very expensive to use such type of all arguments without a complex system using another type of software defense systems. so that's why it was easily destroyed and the thing that russian science and. ready case well are using the full stories, you know, to make. ready printing side launch for the rockets and then up to was using the hyper, susan hypersonic. i can show you di

cassandra barker was in her early 20s when she was diagnosed with skin cancer. types of skin cancer as that life—threatening. and ijust think because it�*s not spoken about enough, people aren�*t cautious enough and aren�*t really bothered about using sun cream. and the fact that it is quite pricey i think definitely puts people off. melanoma is the fifth—most common form of cancer in the uk. it is largely preventable with the proper use of sunscreen. today, the charity melanoma focus is calling on the government to scrap vat on sunscreens to make them more affordable. new data from the charity has found that 50% of people think sunscreen is too expensive, and 10% don�*t use it at all because of the cost. it also found 67% of respondents would use sunscreen more if it was cheaper. the government told us while they keep all taxes under review, they have no plans to make changes here. but the charity says reducing the cost of sunscreen would be a cost—effective way of cutting the overall incidents of skin cancer and would save lives. graham satchell, bbc news. sta

and also earlier we did see a statement from the cassandra gauge. that's the military wing of how much in which they confirmed that the 3 man had been behind the killing of those 3 british is really dual citizens in april and they also praise them as martyrs. ok, thank you so much for how much i'm doing reporting from occupied east jerusalem. this a new 7 day ceasefire has come into effect and so done. but that hasn't stopped the fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapids support forces. smoke can be seen hanging over hard to north on thursday morning. the united nations is calling for a security guarantees at the highest level to ensure the safe movement of desperately needed age. the 5 key needs to step into step. nope, you, for more people die and dispose of explodes into a known altamont. that's going to affect the region for e as the hope of this mess with the answer. so this will be these people 1st, and that means this 3010 to see if we didn't do the longing for the development of the country. well, an adviser to sedans, army chief

alongside assad's forces. top iranian revolutionary guards, corps commanders, like the famous, a general cassandra solomon. he was also who was also assassinated by the united states, have been deployed to syria, to help fight terrorism. r t correspond, rti correspondent use of july li breaks down the importance of the iranian president's upcoming or visit. well, it's the 1st ever visit by an iranian president to syria in over a decade. and since the start of the civil war in the era country in 2011, a primary c is in damascus for a 2 day visit at the official invitation of syria president bashar al assad. tracy is also accompanied by his foreign minister jose, and i'm europe. the law he on earlier, the iranian presidential office, announced that by sharla, sat and racy will talk about political, economic, and security ties. while the visit is very much significant, given the fact that it comes against the backdrop of the recent a day taunt and reconciliation between 2 regional rivals, iran and saudi arabia, which is also played into other developments. and that region series, beginning to come cl

cassandra from california changed her vacation plans to be here. have you been camping here?er: oh, my gosh. >> and i'm not a camper. [ laughter ] >> reporter: why? >> i want to be a part of history. like, i just think -- in america we don't have things like this, right? >> reporter: as the skies cleared, surprise handshakes from the king, telling greatest hits radio london news -- >> rain's a blessing. except for your camera. >> reporter: a smiling king, a cheering crowd, and tomorrow, the crowning moment. >> i think he's an amazing, amazing guy, and i'm proud to be a brit. long live the queen -- the king. >> reporter: kelly cobiella, nbc news. >> and nbc's coverage of charles' coronation starts at 5:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >>> facing a judge. the oakland man accused of being a serial stabber near uc davis makes his first court appearance.

cassandra barker was in her early twenties when she was diagnosed with skin cancer.fe—threatening. and ijust think because it�*s not spoken about enough, people aren�*t cautious enough and aren�*t really bothered about using sun cream. and the fact that it is quite pricey i think definitely puts people off. melanoma is the fifth—most common form of cancer in the uk. it is largely preventable with the proper use of sunscreen. today, the charity melanoma focus is calling on the government to scrap vat on sunscreens to make them more affordable. new data from the charity has found that 50% of people think sunscreen is too expensive, and 10% don�*t use it at all because of the cost. it also found 67% of respondents would use sunscreen more if it was cheaper. the government told us while they keep all taxes under review, they have no plans to make changes here. but the charity says reducing the cost of sunscreen would be a cost—effective way of cutting the overall incidents of skin cancer and would save lives. graham satchell, bbc news. the reality tv show the traitors an

. >> i know cassandra does. i don't know how the rest of you feel. >> i do. >> you do or you don't? do stuff like this. so that's why part of it is so this process, of course, we kind of need to explain to you guys why we're doing it. why you want to do it, and then kind of why we agreed to do it. >> i think the reason we want to watch it is because when mia explains it to us, we want to put, you know, the story together, see when she tells us things like what it is, how it happened. >> me, i want to see the big picture of it exactly what she went through, where she was at, you know. and how they suffered. >> yeah, that's my thing, how they suffered and why they suffered so long. you know what i mean? the truth is going to finally come out one day, but what can you do? you have to wait patiently until the truth comes out. >> i think we have only been called once or twice by the d.a.'s office at the beginning, and now we haven't been told nothing. >> the answers that you want, you're not getting from authorities. >> we're not getting it from nobody. >> shots fired. >> shots fired. ev

surveillance, videos, identity, and decide which people look suspicious for, and, you know, i was curious, cassandra just just pupa and i'll come if it's something else. you know, really, of course, the outcome is then based on mr. smith, judgement, which may be biased, don't seem as soon as you think, and as long as it is mr. smith who is talking points, you're aware that he is expressing his opinions. but as soon as you use his conclusions to train a deeper learning system to the bias is no longer on the proof. can some kind of look at text, socio new context, secretaries usually context the social psychological and tomorrow context will remaining comprehensible to computers. i think he is to come on. so i thought that evening systems like judgment is on what did they base their decisions? no monk. so it says use mom, but on the basis of statistical missions for the bus, the just that just to just demo. and those all studies have proven lead to racial and gender discrimination. but 7, that did you seem not showing the disconnection washer. and these conditions all you work on the front lines and t

i think the other part is because this is where i'm going to be like sisyphus and cassandra combined.you can have truth. without true, you can't have trust. without these three, we have no shared reality. we can't solve any problems. we have no democracy. that's what social media has done. it has come in and used free speech to stifle free speech. right? [applause] >> st>> stephen: there's a lot f talk. in talking about regulation or at least editorial control of social media, like facebook or twitter in this case. elon musk has made a big noise about how he believes in free speech. do you have a message for either one of those ceos or men like them about how they can do the right thing with their social media as opposed to perhaps the most profitable or expedient thing? >> maria: that's the biggest problem. all of a sudden our public sphere is governed by an economic system we didn't even have a name for. in 2019, it was named by a harvard emeritus professor, she called it surveillance capitalism. think about, oh, i don't have my phone. so big about, you pull out your phone. this is

cassandra newby alexander. and that's a great place to, to len re about the history. also, you can just stay exactly where you are for about 2 hours and listen to her talk where i show where i shall explain a lot. the history of african-american fans in this area of virginia. so some white soldiers notes that this connection between, you know, contraband policy and the civil. and 16, 19 or a couple of examples on the screen. the first is from an iowa soldier who's writing home to his wife, making the point that he we are camped this place where history happened in 16, 19 and some new kind of history is happening right now in 1861 and 62 with general butler's actions. the second is a soldier from massachusetts. he wrote an article in the atlantic monthly where he talks about it being, fitting that the system from that slave ship had been spreading the continent for nearly two centuries and a half should yieldor the first time to the logic of military law almost the spot of its origin. so the knowledge is out there in 1861 and 62. some people are making these connection