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amy: ola bini has lived in ecuador for five years where he's worked at the quito-based center for digitalonomy. during that time, he also traveled to london to meet with julian assange in the ecuadorian embassy. this all comes as ecuador's right-wing president lenin moreno is facing a corruption probe after the leak of internal documents exposed he had secretly set up multiple offshore bank accounts. moreno has accused wikileaks of being involved in the leak. ola bini has been accused of hacking the ecuadorian government but no charges have been filed against him. he remains under investigation and has been barred from leaving ecuador. the united states has also expressed interest in bini's case. the associated press reported earlier this month that the u.s. justice department has received permission from ecuardorian authorities to question him. ola bini joins us now from quito, ecuador. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about your release and what -- i was going to say, what you're being charged with, but you have not been charged. why were you arrested? >> hello, amy. it is gr

welcome and thank you for coming out to join us this morning for the center for critical race and digital studies event on race, technology and the future setting the agenda, so thank you all for making the time we hope you are able to stick with us for as much of the day as possible. before we go much further i want to make a brief acknowledgment we are gathered on the ancestral land of. >> who have endured through indigenous strategies of resistance. again thank you my name is charles michael lane and i am the vice provost for faculty engagement and development for new york university and also the professor of media, culture and communication and i want to thank many people, some i will do now, we will reserve some things for many many people other during the day but i want to think first our host, nyu dc who provided this fabulous location. for our event this morning. and particular thanks to tom mcintyre, the external, director of external relations and poly, and administered of coordinator here at nyu uc. i also want to thank many and all of the affiliates of the center for critical

welcome and thank you for coming out to join us this morning for the center for critical race and digital studies event on race, technology and the future setting the agenda, so thank you all for making the time we hope you are able to stick with us for as much of the day as possible. before we go much further i want to make a brief acknowledgment we are gathered on the

10 million in emergency funds to cover the cost of recovering from the attack fellow at the center for digitaltimore officials morgan so these hackers have their information they want 80 grand which the government can afford. they are not doing it. is that the right answer? >> you know, pete, you bring up, this is probably the most existential question i have to deal with, do we pay digital tariffs and negotiate with them or not? in this case nobody dies at least right now because it's not healthcare. the point is if they don't pay the 70 or 80 grand. they end up paying 10 or 15 million. guess who ends up paying for it in the end. paying for either inaction or incompetence. when i spoke at that government summit. one of the things i said, look, at some point you have to make a decision. guess what that $10 million would have been better spent beforehand securing your systems, patching your vulnerabilities, many of these things they knew about for two years, by the way, pete, this wasn't the first time baltimore got attacked with ransom ware marc march 202017 they got hit. pete: they are not th

simple for the distribution of digital devices the infrastructure tables data centers and. someone also eat up a huge amount of energy. with his interdisciplinary research groups ontario's has for the 1st time modeled an eco balance sheet for digitalisation. his results are surprising. just one example the internet is a huge energy goes a lot it accounts for 8 percent of all german electricity use that's a lot of internet. so it's a significant factor. if the internet was a country it would be 3rd in terms of power consumption globally after china in the us. smartphone obsession is a common condition nowadays. even here more energy is being used than you might think. in the. constantly used computing and storage capacity in the cloud when our end of vice is open up a 3rd of the total power consumption is on the smartphones. goes for the provision and transfer of data to the smartphone because our overall power consumption and digital infrastructure is 10 times higher than in end of isis. so is the digital way of life ruining the environment it's hard to say. to compare let's

. >> for more, jonathan allen, digital national direct and johnita tolliver, center for american progressund. there will be 20 candidates and 10 each night. that will be decided tomorrow how that shakes out and some will not make the cut. a lot more will not make it. >> dnc made out rules and campaigns made decisions knowing the rules. >> is it democratic? >> it's giving an opportunity to hear as many voices as possible. besides the factors, this is a historic number of people of color in this presidential conversation. i say let's leverage this moment and need to come correct. what we heard earlier from beto and hickenlooper, i think we will that are on the debate stage and more than anything, it's about how candidates leverage that opening state. setting the tone. >> when you are at 1%, and going after biden and going after bernie sanders. they're doing politicians and shoot up and hope you get in the game. >> we saw pete buttigieg and they are painting joe biden and trump in the case of buttigieg in similarfading hughes of yesterday's news. he said he is focused on the future. at the s

well, this is, of course, part of the premise of the center for critical race and digital studies, which is to say what if the conversations we had today were at the center of our understanding, our development, how we think about public policy and public interest of technology, what if the questions, concerns about racial group interest and damages and and joy and all of these prerogatives were the lens through which we made our decisions about how technology would inform and determine in some respect our future. so that is the promise of this group. to finish out the evening, which we'll do upstairs with a reception that i hope you'll be able to join us for, we will give you an opportunity to continue to engage with this work with the production of what we have called crds syllabus. racial quo and lori lopez will say more about that during the reception. for now thank you. thank you to all of you who watched on c-span, the live stream. thanks for all who came out to join us today. thanks to all the rds affiliates who put together programs and lent us brilliant minds and ideas. thank yo

he personally had me fundraising for the teen digital center digital center down at the main library, one city hall turned 100, we worked closely with michael and susan goldstein to make sure that we honor the beauty and the history of san francisco. i just want to recognize, as michael did, that i am so happy that you are here today, anita lee. we talked the last year and more about honouring mayor lee and his legacy, and all that he has done for this city, and i have enjoyed and treasured each of those conversations because i still feel have, and malcolm has been part of many of those conversations, i feel that together, we are going to keep this story alive, and everything that he has done for the city of san francisco. i also want to give a heartfelt thanks to all of his former staff and his colleagues who contributed to this book. they all came through with stories, with facts, with data, just so that the residents in the visitors of san francisco know the history of what was accomplished in his time as mayor, and i see many of my colleagues here in the audience today and i want

lately i am much more involved in the running of our center for virtual history, which specializes in digital objects. one of our first projects was this one, invasion of america. it animates every native american land session -- cession . all of those are made under great duress. the united states seized 1.5 billion acres. depending on estimates, that is an eighth of the arable world. you have to imagine it playing out. between 1776 and 1887. siteight guess that this is plugged into contemporary debates about who is an immigrant anyway, who is an american anyway. the site went viral, crashed our servers, and garnered views in every country where google does analytics, including easter island. this is another of our early projects, the u.s. news map. this allows you to search 11 million newspaper pages between 1789 and 1922 and return results you can see on a map and through time. you can essentially watch things go viral across the united states map in 1922. ans project was awarded award from the neh. and from the library of congress. my partner in crime got to meet one of our senators. , cs

firestorm after comparing detention centers for migrants to nazi concentration camps that started more after the break. what is calling the coin is magic and the new type of digital currency decentralized digital scarcity chancellor. of 2nd for bankers call the genesis blog for reason to calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history and this is columbus discovering the new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the max and stacey. join me every thursday on the elec so i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm sure i'll see you then. welcome back a u.s. congressman has received a barrage of criticism after comparing detention centers for undocumented immigrants on the mexican border to nazi concentration camps but all xander are causing a court is refusing to back down. the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly why they are there concentration camps. people across

works in a cafe in a welfare center but for no salary she also writes for a magazine published by people with down syndrome unpaid voluntary work or not so i'm natalie digital and i'm 20 years old and i still don't live alone i live. a rally in berlin marching for equality campaigners like not only have already secured voting rights for developmentally challenged people in germany now they're trying to prevent more unborn children being tested for disabilities. included in the constitution in article 3 it says that all people have the same rights with or without disability so you shouldn't be so scared of us we're really cool well you know. natalee's life is already pretty independent but it's something she also wants for others equal rights for all people with disabilities as written in the constitution you know it's about not pushing away people who have a disability it's about allowing them to take part letting them take part is really important the most important thing is that every person is valuable and everyone is taken seriously when. finally we're off to greece the e.u. pays bonuses to greek fishermen if they scrap their wouldn't give up their jobs

digits are on the way. >>our morning news, i'm rebecca strawman the crown for weather center in for john shave on this morning this we're seeing a loloof sunshine around the bay area things are definitely heating up. this is our camera overlooking tehran and the golden gate bridge you can see off in the back are nice and clear for the most part a heat advisory for the second day in a row issued by the national weather service to be really careful out there try to limit your outdoor activity during the peak hours because we're going to see a triple digits again it's going to be very hot and it can get dangerous at times to try to stay inside if you can, here's a breakdown of the highs in your neighborhood, 91 that we're expecting in san francisco. it's a 89 right now already currently in the city so just to keep that in mind it's going to even warmer sunset district 90 degrees, we're looking some warm temperatures along the coast 80's upper 80's in daly city today. 90's along the peninsula if you're going to be heading towards the mill area or san bruno both coming in a high of 96 and then triple digits and ca

according to the center for responsive politics, amazon and facebook ranked among the top as well. those three companies spent on double digits fro competition to privacy. that's more than the amount microsofp spent leading to its trial with the doj two decades uto, it is unclear what effect it will have on influencing government regulation. >> the problem is policies and practices are -- are raising questions about whether they should be regulated in some way. those questions resurfaced when euro regulators took antitrust action against google which resulted in fines of nely $10 billion. industry, perts say those actions might have stepped upre pres on u.s. regulators who are now looking at the practices of alphabet, amazon, facebook and apple. >> google is putting resources into the eu regulatoryle ches announcing it has appealed the $1.7 eu fine for marc stifling competition in the online advertising dustry. for "nightly business report" i'm aditioy r, san francisco. >>> china slaps a fine on ford and that's where we begin tocught's market in the latest ongoing trade tensions between the u.s. and china, chinese regulators

amazon among the top five ep spenders according to the center for responsive politics and facebook made the top 20 those three each spent in the double digitsng followed by microsoft which dolled out $9.5 million, apple just under $7 million. the top issues for alphabet, regulating of on-line advertising and competition issues in on-line advertising. >> thank you. >>> big tech facing growing pressure with regulatory and anti-trust scrutiny in washington joining us on the phone former ftc chairman bill kovacic who oversaw the agency when facebook's consent decree about how it tracked and shared user data was crafted thanks for joining us today. given your long history as a regulator, are you surprised to see all of these big names, be it facebook or amazon, apple, or alphabet, coming under fierce scrutiny right now. >> i'm expecting it because the amount of political scrutiny of the ftc and department of justice has been so intense. they've been called terribly inadequate, if not cowardly in some ways, so it's not surprising to see the agencies responding by undertaking investigations in this area. >> what should be the proper role of regula

marcus hill good is responsible for the world famous antique structures from the middle east in the pergamon museum. he also heads the center of a digital cultural heritage in museums how do venerate do museums go about in bracing virtual worlds in the digital age so you know one can still. do london all just. as. often and still. don't see i detect good at and get. some of bussy of us museum or frighted from when you visit here them at all is the tops of the sea and was the only at stations. in zip sed in aba all foodies the opiate dissolving as the sighting was the old fossil it was if you feel good started to go. by when you visited a fossil disease and tikkun for the next to summoning order but all it was to something of an object in the dark left by less than 0 picked up competence and get in does a farm when you visit it often still get it and. one of the founders of modern museum research was an adventurer of great intellect who went to his physical limits to unlock nature's secrets alexander from whom world. with what attitudes do we approach foreign coaches. alexander phone who book was the 1st european who sets out to explore

for seeing triple digits from the on bill and sonata and sonoma. what i wanted santa rosa, we're looking at 97 for the high this afternoon in center fell.still going to be toastie of the beach but it's going to be a lot better. what we're seeing in land 87 at stinson beach and upper 70's and point raise 70 around the bay some relief as we get intn wednesday and then we're really going to feel it it's going to be near average as we wrap up the workweek thursday and friday. it looks like a really nice a sunny weekend ahead. that's a look at the weather now let's see traffic with robin alright checking in on bart bart's recovering from some earlier issues so they're reporting a excuse me a 10 minute delay, it started in 20. >>we've been downgraded to 10 minutes between glenn and downtown san francisco. the embarcadero station heading to daly city sfo and all east bay destination so once again we're down to 10 minute residual delays because of those earlier problems traffic backed up heavily at the bay bridge toll plaza it is very quiet. i don't see any major issues i spy chp right there sitting in the gore point no big problems to make you

center. and it was a priority for me to establish a digital, high-tech, interactive, cutting-edge, state-of-the-art facility adjacent to the house of lords to which in due course 100,000 young people a year will come to learn about the journey from 1215 and the signing of the magna carta to the rights and responsibilities british citizens enjoy today. that center is oversubscribed, week after week schoolchildren come to see it. that is a point of pride. we want to bring people to our democracy and not repel people from it. they are second-order, not first order legislative issues, but issues about the culture of the place. i think it is also relevant that we have more women in senior positions, and i made a particular point of appointing more women to prominent positions as speaker's chaplain, counsel, sergeant at arm's, security. there's a lot more to do, but those are changes being made. the last point i want to make to you before i sit down, the speaker has to avoid party controversy. the speaker, however, can be an ambassador for parliament and robust advocate of democratic policies. when i sto

director of the scowcroft center for strategy and security very good to have you on the show i want to ask you how significant is this purchased by poland. what is it 30355 digits. i think it's significant. poland will join the growing number of close advanced u.s. security allies all over the world now but it is a it is the 5th generation aircraft and i think it is a it's a significant purchase it'll take a while for poland to you know it's initial operational capability on it but i think it's important that the alliance have the nato alliance have this kind of advanced capability to deal with a growing set of russian capabilities and russian posture and. signal to russia it's it has the effect of sending a signal but it's about real capability as is the other announcement that came out of the white house regarding increasing u.s. presence in poland it's all part of a growing trend that will see continue into the 20 twentieth's i think where we are in this new era as the u.s. government calls it the era of great power competition the defense department sees russia and china as the strategic competitors and the u.s. is working with its allies both in europe and

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and so i arranged for him to work at a digital printer so he knows any idea that he has can be printed. giordano: right now, we want to centeror us, if we can nail this material, i think that'd be great for us. lemonis: after giving rocco time to organize his inventory, i'm heading back to the storage space because i wanted to see if he's actually followed my process. giordano: so everything that was in the garage is down here. lemonis: there's a lot of jackets here, man. giordano: there's 96 jackets here. lemonis: how many hats are here? giordano: close to 5,000 hats. however... yes, yes. a lot of these hats -- so, how we got to this point... lemonis: so 5,000 hats at an average cost of what? giordano: six and a half dollars. lemonis: and so how much is that? 5,000 hats... giordano: it's about $30,000. lemonis: well, how much is it exactly? giordano: five thousand times 6.50. it's $32,500. lemonis: the fact that there's 5,000 hats here is a big deal. he's supposed to be selling inventory not hoarding it. and furthermore, he should know how much inventory he has there. i don't know how long i can tolerate this. lemonis: you

their five-year plan calls for high single digit revenue growth and they beat that. at the theory, nike is centerions, because it is a global brand. any evidence yet that it is having -- >> if you think about it, the exposure to china is 26%. china used to be the largest country where they produced their goods and that is no longer the case. it is now vietnam. caroline: great to get your expertise. that's get back to the breaking news on apple. johnny ive departing the company, but still a chance of consulting. let's get to the next guest. bloomberg executive editor for asia. what do you make of it? >> it is a significant development for apple. johnny ive has been so deeply steeped in the company over the years. helping steve jobs to sign all sorts of iconic products, going , theto the original imac colored imac and after that, the ipod and the iphone. it is a significant development for the company and they may need to figure out who has to step into his large shoes. romaine: talk a little more about that. do you have any idea of the kind of people who were working under johnny ive? are they abl

center side. and finally, the last one, like i said, it just happened last night, basically, an entire plant went down for western digitald that's going to help the nan prices probably improve sequentially nan prices might go up sequentially if that happens, all the memory stocks probably go up. >> lastly, i want to get your takes on this very long feature story in the "wall street journal" today, how a big u.s. chipmaker gave china the keys to the kingdom, talking about amd and this idea that it revived its fortunes through a deal in china, a complex deal, and is now sparking a national security battle how much of a risk is this for investors in this name >> so, i think it's actually good that people are considering it's such a huge number. at the end of the day, segun is only about 4% of the entire server market. within that, intel runs about 90% of the market. you're really talking about 0.4% for amd. if people are trying to short amd and 0.4% of the server market, i'm very establibullish them essentially, amd will win on the data side where the real players stand, it's going to be facebook, google, dell, hp you'll se

center of the infamous car wash scandal which was cited in the impeachment of president dilma rousseff and became a vehicle for the disqualification of popular former brazilian president lula dissimilar from the last presidential election digital messages recently published by. the intercept show that the judge in the little car wash case assistant prosecutors while publicly insisting that he was impartial and involved that judge sergio morrow was named a so-called super justice minister by president gerald so narrow to petition the court for protection from creditors while it attempts to restructure $13000000000.00 in debt the court responded by giving the company management 60 days to deliver a plan. and indian authorities are moving to negotiate with foreign tech and credit card companies over the terms of regulations that require the firms to store their transaction data locally last year the reserve bank of india or r.b.i. imposed rules that require some firms to store their transaction data only in india to make sure it is available when needed for review and investigation pushback from the u.s. side on those regulations include recent comments on the law from u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o who insisted on the fre

digits. >> has a chance to dominate if she plays her cards right it will work for her because she'll are the center of attention. >> reporter: two hours packed with subjects from immigration to iran. >> i will make sure we not only take this country into war as a last resort. >> reporter: that's beto o'rourke from texas, sharing center stage. for those trails in the poll, tonight is their chance. >> i'm the only candidate than put forward a plan on police reform. >> reporter: to break out of the pack. >> the opportunity for a candidate to break through is pretty split. >> reporter: 60 seconds for answers. 30 to follow-up. ten more candidates debate thursday. the top tier including former vice president joe biden. biden wrote this op-ed in the "miami herald" criticizing president trump's immigration policy. the president shot back. why no endorsement from barack obama? >> then he goes and lies said i asked the president not to endorse me. give me a break. >> reporter: give me a chance, is what most candidates will be asking voters tonight. so tonight there are five rounds of questions. no opening st

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cleaning for the entire center is underway and the website has been relaunched as christine mentioned. saleforce transit center dot com. i al going to go to the digital media. with regard to transit information on the digital kiosk, a brief overview. there are three areas related to the digital kiosk. it is static information, like maps. the commuter information, which includes schedules, fairs, and bus assignments. and then the interactive screens. so starting with the interactive screens, these screens are located in the grand hall. the bus plaza and the bus deck. in general, content will be available by touching the screen to include maps, way finding around the transit center, and transit center stakeholder content. the stakeholders in the transit sent rer the operators. the tjpa and then eventually the retail tenant. much work has occurred over the closure to design and refine the structure of the interactions and it will be live on july 1. however, even though it will be live on july 1, refinements and enhancements will continue as we settle in and understand the user. with the static information, it was in place when we first opened. and muni

, our now 49 permit center operations, this year we moved treasure island, used to be a separate department, so 3.9 million for operations nongeneral fund, and 3.5 million for digital permitting and again, that's nongeneral fund, supported by d.b.i. and coit funds. for fiscal year 21, 8 million, for the real estate portfolio expansion, debt, hall of justice replacement and cost of living adjustments. for our f.t.e.s, increase of 38 for fiscal year 20. lions share are 15 into the department of real estate. 11 from last year's budget with 49 south van ness coming online, we need many custodians, station engineers, building managers. three new operating positions for the public's, or some of those are the public safety campus manager, because we have, with moving out of the hall of justice we have many more buildings in the southeast sector of the city. the public safety building, we have our new medical examiner facility and we'll have our traffic company coming online and we'll need more public safety campus building managers, custodians, station engineers. and three positions transferring in from city planning to help with creating our permit center at 49 south van