curity is concerned san francisco is banning facial recognition technology once signed into law it will be the 1st american city to make it illegal for local government agencies to obtain retain access or use the surveillance. send francisco home to many of the world's techno new years is blazing a new path. it's restricting the use of facial recognition technology by the local government. it's psychologically unhealthy when people you know they're being watching every aspect of the public realm on the streets in parks that's not the kind of city our lives of this as the difference whether the technology can still be used by the u.s. federal government and private businesses in san francisco in the rapidly evolving facial recognition technology is already in use the world over at airports on social media at sporting events and.

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washington has blocked the chinese coany over national curity concerns, which are refuted by huawei.australian er who broke and i got a far right senator's head has given almost 69,000 dollars to survivors of the ristchurch mosque attack video of him smashing the egg when viral on social media. in venezuela, the economy shrank by nearly 20% last year. that number is from the central bank, a rare official acknowledgment that the country's economy is in a state of collapse. last year inflation in the oil-rich nation h nearly a million percent, and this year it is expected to hit 10,00000%. president maduro blames it on opposition sanctions if u.s. sanctions, but the opposition says they are to blame. our correspondent has the latest. reporter: he is nine years old. he dreams of being a fireman when he grows up. but he is suffering from the effects of severe malnutrition and has seen the effect in his kidneys. doctors said that without a special diet and medication, his organs may fail. but his mother cannot afford them, and she had to give up work to look after her only son. staff a ho

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now, you cansee maximum curity usesis back leg to cross over the muddy puddle into the path of country house. that's apparently illegal. officials awarded country house a 65-1 shot with the victory. >> it was an odd way to do it, and we hateto back into any of these things. it's a bittersweet ctory. >> i really kind omf lost my mentum around the turn. so i thought after i was going to win but it kind of crossed me. >> maximum security entered the race as the 9-2 favorite. fans hoping the same scenario doesn't play out in baltimore in a couple weeks with the running of the preakness stakes. unless of course you had that 65-1 be. then hey you can watch the preakness right here on nbc 4. >> me too. the most interest thing that e was the jockeys on the phone. i don't know, man, phone's for you. said they wanted to talk to you. >> interference? it's a thing. >> it's a thing. allight. cary, thank you so much. as cary was jt talking about, the officials were reviewing this for like 20 minutes. and ea one was agonizing for he crowd of 150,000,any of whom were desperately clutching their bettin

with iran, but it has deployed an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf, a decision that national curityor john bolton says was intended to send a clear and unmistakable message. u.s. oicials say there was intelligence that iranian forces may have been preparing an attack on u.s. troops in iraq. for more on the rising tensions , i was joined earlier by former state departffntial vali nasr, who is now the dean of the johns hopkins school of international studies. just how much of an escalation is this? vali: significant escalation. until now the u.s. has only usen ic pressure to get iran to change its policy. now it is introducing a military element to the pressure as well. jane: what is this intelligence? is it credible that iran might have been staging or planning an attack? vali: we have not seen the details. although one should say that the u.s. and iran have a military presence in great proximity with iraq, anthere is always a possibility of some kind of escalation by one side or the other. iran also have client militias es mayq which themse also be preparing for certain kinds of act

. >> reporter: ...acting homeland n curity secretary kevin mcaleenan asked for more money to handle thelux of migrants along the southwest border, including children potentially being used as pawns. >> young children are being put in the hands of smugglers, coming all the way to our border with the promise that they'll be allowed to stay. >> reporter: to combat what d.h.s. calls fraudulent families, immigration officials are planning to collect d.n.a. at two undisclosed locations. these rapid d.n.a. tests involve a cheek swab that, within a couple of hours, will help prove whether an adult and child are actually related. in the past two weeks, investigators say nearly 30 families were allegedly fraudulent. at the height of the family separation last year, border patrol gave a similar tour of a y.tention facility. and that's when we saw people sleeping on the grounds, being separated by chain-linked fences. some even called them large cages. jeff, i asked if they were going to use that separation policy atre at this new tent facility and was told, no, the plan is actually to use plastic

curity and the future of russia's relations with washington lead the way in discussions in sochi is president putin calls out washington for quitting near a nuclear deal. u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of evidence used in the russia trump pollution probe. colors latest campaign in norway sparked anger from some features a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with ramadan. for a good evening to you this is international. in the country and it comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side over what it calls the. increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran iran and discuss the alleged iranian threats with my colleague daniel hawkins. it seems now although that he's have reached new heights the u.s. has issued a security alert all its non-emergency personnel in iraq asking them to immediately depart from the u.s. embassy in baghdad and from the consulate bill that's an order that relates to all non-emergency personnel now why the sudden panic well this security alert mentions no specific threats or reasons u.s. officials have of course previously

countries and there is growing concern there was always technology represents a real threat to the curity for the u.s. companies and the u.s. government if its equipment is used in these systems the company was hit with i think 23 indictments earlier this year for theft of intellectual property and for prop fraud the cia has determined that while a is getting funding from chinese security agencies and and the company vodafone has found back doors in some of us technology that it chinese or sources to get access had no access to information used in these systems given everything robert has said let me take this question to pauline the commerce department older means that u.s. companies which want to sell to while away need to get a license in practical terms given everything rubbish just outlined then the allegations against it how easy would it be for u.s. firms to sell to while at this point i mean to get a license to sell well it would depend on how easy washington wants to make it whether. is a. pure lie in the trade discussions over whether it is that i believe it is. a change. in the

curity council including germany and the european union under the agreement or old severely limited its nuclear enrichment activities and allowed far more intrusive inspections and before in exchange the other parties agreed to lift nuclear related sanctions on iran but that did not include separate u.s. sanctions that were not related to the nuclear program and even before president trump pulled out of the deal last year iran has long complained that washington did not do enough to ease its banking restrictions early jamila is the middle east and north africa program the european council on foreign relations joins me now from london good to have you with us how close to dead is this deal now. well we're certainly more on the brings of that collapse then we have the other being we've now had a year since the u.s. withdrew from the agreement and officials inside iran have repeatedly sent warnings that the conditions that they have been placed into you know increasingly being cornered by the united states on the economic front is unsustainable and i this in ounce made today is an indicati

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countries and there is growing concern there was always technology represents a real threat to the curity for the u.s. companies and the u.s. government if its equipment is used in these systems the company was hit with i think 23 indictments earlier this year for theft of intellectual property and for prop fraud the cia has determined that while a is getting funding from chinese security agencies and and the company vodafone has found back doors in some of us technology that it chinese or sources to get access had no access to information used in these systems given everything robert has said let me take this question to pauline the commerce department older means that u.s. companies which want to sell to while away need to get a license in practical terms given everything rob is just outlined then the allegations against it how easy would it be for u.s. firms to sell to while at this point i mean to get a license to sell well it would depend on how easy washington wants to make it whether. is. in the trade discussions over whether it is and i believe it is. in the 1st step to look for a

countries and there is growing concern there was always technology represents a real threat to the curity for the u.s. companies in the u.s. government if its equipment is used in these systems the company was hit with i think 23 indictments earlier this year for theft of intellectual property and for prop fraud the cia has determined that while a is getting funding from chinese security agencies and and the company vodafone has found back doors in some of us technology that it chinese or sources to get access had no access to information used in these systems given everything robert has said let me take this question to pauline the commerce department older means that u.s. companies which want to sell to while away need to get a license in practical terms given everything rubbish just outlined then the allegations against it how easy would it be for u.s. firms to sell to while at this point i mean to get a license to sell well it would depend on how easy washington wants to make it whether it. is. in the trade discussions over whether it is and i believe it is. in the 1st step to look fo

should we be aware of challenges clearance curity problem? > impact of the waiting period might not be financially groups that many are not financially able to wait time and studies have shown and we've looked at internally. there are no inherent disadvantages we've opinion able to pinpoint based on minority status. the waiting period takes a rile whooil to get a clearance. focused on that. ason is is part of the re why it was created in the first place. creating a process anyone can use, seems like wait times have ter. n longer not shor >> i will highlight at nga a program oting candidate does not have to wait process, they can gainfully employed that has some promise because it's that wait that we tend to lose candidates. >> where do you think priorities lie in terms of adding diversity and had you orce hampering to diverse work force. n terms of the work force your just on board with perspective that correlates to more diversity we can have in terms of thoughts and creativity better off we'll be. 30% and it's at good news. >> and is that h

however, uber has never turd a profit and it is dealing with driver demand for higher pay and curity.n march. >>> now it's a good time for a boost. let's talk about last night, shall we? our very own savannah guthrie is an ambassador for an organization -- anzi ama organization called best buddies. best buddies helps create pportunities for people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. last night you spoke at the organization's party for a purpose event. right? >> yes. and myest buddy was there. that's tara and her mom pat. i've been involvedith best buddies about five years. they do incredible work. it's about friendship as the name would suggest. it's also about finding oprtunities, job opportunities, meaningful reive rt pepoople witho are doing just t. so if you're an employer and you're listening, you might consider hiring somebody. you can reach out to the best buddon organizati i always say you're going to get lots more than you receive becausele these are excel individuals. >> looked like you were having a good time. >> i did have fun. here e her aroun sometimes.