my rock will fall mines in detail and how does that affect me mr dahl differences aside often the physical boss disappears and is replaced by digital technologies that are invisible to keep a far closer watch these mathematical theorem. these mathematical see in these mathematical theorems about a group of. imagine i had a computer counting how much expensive studio time might cost now that's total digital control what algorithms can count however a social skills to measure those you simply need to ask your employees rating systems in which work is evaluated one another becoming more common place they were inspired by the customer rating systems we used to from most major internet that phones. my producer brought me a cup of coffee today. again. online fashion retail is the land developed design in the rating system based on coworker feedback in order to digitally track the worst performance of the company's 5000 some employees the union friendly foundation examined this system this study shows that the sensation of total surveillance it creates damage to working environments and yes more

books into animations and just through my relationship with the dahl story company and the family ando just do something to raise some money and we thought it was just a really nice idea to -- you know, to have a series of readings over the natural -- of a whole book, something that you could tune into each week. and it just feels like a nice thing to do with your kids and just, you know, for people to sit around almost like a radio show but with some really blurry pictures and then it just sort of built from there, just getting more and more people on board, and it's been quite a long time since i've read that book. so when i started reading it, i just kind of had forgotten it been so long and so it was really like reading it for the first time for me >> seth: i'm pretty sure the only time i have read it, it was read to me by my mother. so i actually am a little disappointed at how my mom did not pull in any celebrity friends when she read it >> well, you know, this is sort of -- you know, a big lesson learned with what we're doing, i think, for most parents out there, just to befrie

reporter: on dahl -- daca, he said he was going to move ahead with trying to end that program. what is the time frame on that? when should we expect to see something with homeland security. he's conceded that that the immigrants that were brought here as children should be taken care of? >> one note on daca. one thing i would say about yesterday's ruling is that really this was a situation where you had all of the justices saying that president trump was essentially right on the law on daca. you had the majority. and the majority opinion "the dispute before the quote is not weather d.h.s. may rescind daca. the dispute isiness stead the procedure the agency followed in doing so." president trump was right on the law. it was unlawful the way president obama went about this. but as for the way forward, i was speaking with the president and the chief of staff about this. and we're looking at documents currently and we're going to move forward in a responsible way and cure some of the remedies and unlawfulness that we see with the previous memo that brought daca into place. but we w

so i would not expect any attention to it this year dahl. >> reporter: just this week the city launched the annual fed up with fireworks campaign. more than filed oine lastyear. though ir sd there w eve a san jose is a l wargee really rr residents to help be the eyes and ears. >> reporter: according to sj-fire, there were two arrests. eight citations and 300 those that have been dedicated to the fight said that enforcement is needed. >> i have done everything that i can. i've been doing it for 25 years and they don't care. >> many fear the impact of fireworks on animals and people with ptsd, in san jose, news. >>> napa makes it official, what is reopening in the county starting tomorrow. >> the entire state of california now mandates masks for most outdoor activities. find out when and where you will need to wear one. >> and marin county releases guidelines for the fall. the major departure that parents need to know about. >> and i'm meteorologist sandia, the cool down is coming as the . first, a look at what is coming up right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight's show would be a good

so i would not expect any attention to it this year dahl. >> reporter: just this week the city launched the annual fed up with fireworks campaign. more than 1900 reports were filed online last year. though sj fire said there was not enough information to enforce. >> we cannot be everywhere at once. san jose is a large area, so, that's why we really rely on our residents to help be the eyes and ears. >> reporter: according to sj-fire, there were two arrests. eight citations and 300 pounds of fireworks taken. those that have been dedicated to the fight said that enforcement is needed. >> i have done everything that i can. i've been doing it for 25 years and they don't care. >> many fear the impact of fireworks on animals and people with ptsd, in san jose, news. >>> napa makes it official, what is reopening in the county starting tomorrow. >> the entire state of california now mandates masks for most outdoor activities. find out when and where you will need to wear one. >> and marin county releases guidelines for the fall. the major departure that parents need to know about. >> and i'm met

our reporter joel dahl roy has been looking into this for us hi joe you've downloaded it what's your experience been so far oh so far it tells me my risk is no and which i knew anyway but i guess it's official now my user experience so far was that it was quite hard to find the app because if you search for corona app in the app store you get lots of results and it's quite unclear which one is actually the official government one from germany some users can't find it at all even if they use the exact right words now it's also once you've downloaded you start to notice a few other small issues for example it requires bluetooth to be constantly turned on which i don't do because i'm worried about draining my battery and also it requires the use. to tell it when you get tested positive and then also it requires everyone who gets that notification to go and test themselves so this is element of human error that can come into it and as we know humans are the weakest link in any potential technology what people been saying about this app well generally people have been quite positive becau

let's get some more perspective on this app now our reporter joel dahl boy has been looking into it forces with us here in studio and i understand you've downloaded this app today what's your experience been with it well i can tell you right now my risk is unknown according to the out that might be because i just installed it this morning of course look the user experience was it was a little bit difficult to find it for us because if you search for corona up in many up stores you get hundreds of results and it's not clear which one is actually the official german government officially registered app so some people can't even find it at all even if they use the exact right search terms then once you do actually install it you can be installed on a lot of older phones with all the models and you need to update your operating system once you have got it installed you know just a few short comings for example it uses bluetooth is constantly which is something that i don't always do because i'm worried about draining my battery then you also realize that it actually relies on humans telling it

should go to trial but evidence given by state investigator richard dial shed new light on the case dahl told the cool that william bryan hood travis mcmichael use a racial slur as a model lay dead on the street mr bryant said that after the shooting took place before police arrival on mr aubry was on the ground that he heard travis mark on my statement. it took $74.00 days for the mcmichaels to be arrested and only after the video went viral brian was arrested 2 weeks later the georgia bureau of investigation took over the case when local police and prosecutors declined to press charges and example say ahmad aubrey's family is systemic racism system and are burying the people of brunswick the system bend over backwards not to make an arrest to distort the facts and the law yet 6 no amount of breeze death led to protests in the place where he was gunned down is now a shrine that his mother wanted cooper jones often visits the day that i laid him to rest that was my promise that. that i will get answers that i will get asked if that was my promise that's the last thing that i told him tha

the autumn and allies meet with an icy reception from the german imperial gov hans von dahl vets who is incensed by recent chapter of ottoman warfare. your highness. general sars 2 years earlier the young turks under the leadership of pascha had used problems along the ottoman russian front as a pretext for brutally persecuting the armenians they accuse them of collaborating with the enemy and ordered they be deported to the syrian desert jaramillo are golden there are millions and an attorney a before there were turks there. we know this. or good people speak of genocide but the ottomans and the armenians were all the lalo so i thought this remains the official turkish position to this day however a majority of those deported are civilians women children and old man almost all of them die on the forced marches internationally it is deemed genocide but how does ataturk feel about the treatment of the armenians. they took. from ataturk was lucky that he was fighting english australian and new zealand soldiers in 1915 and he wasn't sent to anatolia. so. that imad he was the only promin

whether it's the night of april 18th when william dahl and paul revere go out on the night. who sends them? when john adams, sam adams are down at the continental congress, who is in boston? mr. warren. who was serving as president of the committee of safety, a major general ship? this gentleman. who writes the suffolk resolves, submitted by the congress approved almost en masse,? mr. warren. unfortunately, he can't stay out of any action, into the ends up battling at bunker hill, where he meets his untimely death. that deprives the nation of one of the great gentleman, not only of medical genius, but also a practical thinker who could move between different echelons of society. he was so immensely felt in his death that he said warren's death was equal to 500 man. in equivalents. a nice tribute there. for every big revolutionary, you need the guy who can walk the streets, be the rabble rouse or to get the people. william was one of. them he's the gentleman who could get people up in arms. he was more of a radical. one of the reasons he was poisoned by the british, he would

founded the west bromwich ranch the bethel united church under the leadership of bishop dahl the great british i am near you founded apple styluses in britain and you're also seeing an image of a boat shoes which they arrived at my maternal grandmother as me to you as a black woman arrived in this country and became the founder and business owner multiple has fallen in london as well as a bakery which she co-wrote with my granddad and it was and they are just examples of the leadership which seems to run through the veins that we just interaction with the 2 years since the u.k. had to apologize for the way people were treated in the course called the wind rush scandal how far do you think the government has gone to implement the findings of the report at the time. not that. we're hearing that out of the several 1000 victims only 60 have received compensation so that's more than 95 percent who are still yet to receive compensation and that have been several reviews there has been but he reckons that if i excel recommendations of the u.p.a. which are yet to be implemented $110.00 recomme

should go to trial but evidence given by state investigators richard dial shed new light on the case dahl told the cool that william bryan hood travis mcmichael use a racial slur as a model lay dead on the street mr bryant said that after the shooting took place before police arrived on mr allbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael my statement. it took $74.00 days for the mcmichaels to be arrested and only after the video went viral brian. was arrested 2 weeks later the georgia bureau of investigation took over the case when local police and prosecutors declined to press charges and example say armada aubrey's family systemic racism system. and the people of brunswick system bend over backwards not to make an arrest to distort the facts and the law no. 6 amount of breeze death led to protests in the place where he was gunned down is now a shrine that his mother wanted to put jones often visits the day that i laid him to rest that was my promise that i will get answers that i will get asked my promise that's the last thing that told him the davis family that mama will get to t

joining me now via skype from baltimore in the united states is the host of a podcast described by dahl trump as a phenomena when to pray who took part in a round table of like leaders hosted by the president in the past few days thank you so much wayne for coming on so he signed an executive order what did you tell donald trump when you met him people can look at the white house channel to see you sitting next to the president well you know what and thank you for having me on your show this morning and. i'm very honored. i really want president try to hear from me. and also know that my family wanted more action from him within the community if there's one thing that i noticed ever since that i've been alive when president term ran in 2000 and in 2016 is that he talked to minorities he talked on as they were people he talked over them and he basically said what you know just i mean what do you have to lose then he walked into the community with dr ben carson all right now let's i never see any republican presidential candidate walk in the community in detroit on streets of detroit just

joining me right now is senior portfolio manager bob dahl. it is great to have you.nteresting to see all of these worries and all of these crises happening around us and the nasdaq is close to an all-time high, bob. >> it's amazing. just like when the market went down, 35%, it did so before we got a whole lot of bad news. now the market's gone up before we've gotten a whole lot of good news. markets always looking to the future, it's telling us things are going to be okay. maria: so we've got the may jobs report due out tomorrow, with he have weekly jobless claims coming out in the next hour, bob. estimates call for 8 million jobs lost in the month of may amid the coronavirus, an improvement believe it or not from the 20 million jobs lost in april. characterize the backdrop for us, this backdrop is important for your investing strategy. >> no question about it. we are getting and will continue to get absolutely horrific economic news. the monthly employment report on friday, for example, is going to take unemployment which was reported last month at 14.7%, probably t