very core of any currency is trust and basic is lousy at retaining that so the very top of the show dante you laid out that this is not facebook's project per se there is there is an organization there's an association who's now behind this but you hear the mistrust and the skepticism from people my and what would you tell them well i would say a couple of things i think one the edelman trust barometer which is a global survey of trust in institutions both public and private says that facebook as an organization is not alone in a decline of trust and in so many ways the construct of this project where the you trust facebook or not it has really created a competitive ecosystem you now have 27 of the world's largest organizations competing for financial inclusion in an open source manner and in a democratic manner was the last time the private sector led an initiative this ambitious that specifically targeted combating poverty financial inclusion and alleviating the types of pernicious issues we all talk about but no one has really done much to solve for facebook has incubated this and cand

how to look for dantes twitter feed and i found the the association the libra so suggestions are going to have to show you here i know you've looked at them all of these values are companies all coming together when you see them what does that make you feel to you reassured that these companies are teaming up all is there anything in there that you'll think you know gives me pause yes thought i mean. yeah definitely i mean i've looked in quite some detail already as libra koya in the papers and also comparing it to a train system i really coming in with some bad don't bring me and if you're just getting the parties d. i would say overall facebook on is a classic case of everything that sounds right but looks wrong and a lot of the devil is in the details in this case and i think users as a whole are compared to other block train systems not compared to banks they're probably worse off than we brokaw and then they are in other blocking and there's 4 major reasons for those and a lot of that is coming from detailed discussions so i'm going to. firstly believe aucoin is neither a block ch

very core of any currency is trust and basic is lousy at retaining that so the very top of the show dante you laid out that this is not facebook's project per se there is there is an organization there's an association who's now behind this but you hear the mistrust and skepticism from people my and what would you tell them well i would say a couple of things i think one the edelman trust barometer which is a global survey of trust in institutions both public and private says that facebook as an organization is not alone in a decline of trust and in so many ways the construct of this project where the you trust facebook or not it has really created a competitive ecosystem you now have 27 of the world's largest organizations competing for financial inclusion in an open source manner and in a democratic manner was the last time the private sector led an initiative this ambitious that specifically targeted combating poverty financial inclusion and alleviating the types of pernicious issues we all talk about but no one has really done much to solve for facebook has incubated this and candidly

even dante can't think of an accomplishment.those things, reminds me of elizabeth warren -- >> trying too high, text messages, and mentioning tender, trying to be cool clearly. this topic, we have to talk about this, celebrities performing this dramatic reading of the mueller report. have you heard this? >> celebrities include and at bening, john lythgoe, alyssa milano and zachary quintoh. >> ten act of destruction. >> the president took no act that deprive the special counsel of adopting the witnesses necessary to complete his investigation. >> some people came to a different conclusion like attorney general william barr. >> this was streamed and performed yesterday and streamed online. could have watched it on the internet. jeffrey on twitter says i wonder if there will be collusion in this one and another twitter user says i can't imagine aiding someone so much that it influences my career choices. there you have it. alyssa milano was involved, she said the president should tune in and watch. >> interesting to see how many pe

very core of any currency is trust and basic is lousy at retaining that so the very top of the show dante you laid out that this is not facebook's project per se there is there is an organization there's an association who's now behind this but you hear the mistrust and the skepticism from people my and what would you tell them well i would say a couple of things i think one the edelman trust barometer which is a global survey of trust in institutions both public and private says that facebook as an organization is not alone in a decline of trust and in so many ways the construct of this project where the you trust facebook or not it has really created a competitive ecosystem you now have 27 of the world's largest organizations competing for financial inclusion in an open source manner and in a democratic manner was the last time the private sector led an initiative this ambitious that specifically targeted combating poverty financial inclusion and alleviating the types of pernicious issues we all talk about but no one has really done much to solve for facebook has incubated this and cand

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just as khaled has decided to project the original manuscript onto a smoke screen dante's failed attempt to prevent a war 5 weeks before germany marched into poland remains very moving today. the center of the work is really the viewer who 1st reads the message in 1st person because it as is your friend friends have been urging me to write to you for the sake of humanity and i think it's a moment of reflection of your own position and how you might see in the words your own gestures and actions. to local county to gandhi is a point of reference she explores violence in public space sexual violence india is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for women. in the artist's works are wearable. so this is for protection for the female body but the mccann ism is such that when you're wearing it you can move too easily you know the hands move in a particular way the head moves in a particular way so you're trapped in the body is trapped in a way so i'm talking of what the things the notion of protection and the motion of being trapped. what does it mean to be a woman in a patriarchal

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get it limply the dante hamilton case for the better part of 6 months was agreed by everyone including the family to have been a tragedy arising out of untreated mental illness in a public space the result of violence yet which is what this was dealing with the formulas that these are the mentally ill you're the guy you're the all the services have you any other big city we've got a problem with untreated mentally ill people who have no options. it's gone. back on your meds and there was a mental health issue in april once ferguson broke suddenly as a racial issue. and this is just the shooting of michael brown. we're hearing that there may be many more and there were a lot of bald faced opportunists who latched on to this family and decided it wasn't a mental health story anymore it was a race story. started to call is from just started because we were at a rally. we. it's me that has culminated in. an hour's time i still just get new to all this process but i saw a lot of courage in a clue those men. i will say i'm a non-confrontational person but they're not saying serious. the wind

the other two winners are kylie from clayton valley charter high school in concord for dance and danterom novato high school for acting. >> always fun to watch talented people. particularly young talent like that. on their way. congratulations. all right. on to the weather forecast. >> we are on our way to hot temp, sandhya >> especially if you live inland. you'll be baking in that heat, dan and ama. i want to show a time lapse from our mount tamalpais camera. watch the fingers of fog across sausalito. it's a very shallow layer, about a thousand feet. and that's why it's not going very far. as a matter of fact, it is really limited to the coast and parts of the bay. here is a murky view from our emeryville camera with patches of fog towards the port of oakland. you can see the patches near the coast and around the bay. temperatures at this hour all over the board from 50 in half moon bay to 70 at clearlake. the numbers will be quite a range for tomorrow. very summer like. i want to show you the temperature trend. hour-by-hour for antioch, starting out at 9:00 a.m. at 70 degrees. notice

people so i think you know he's no longer alone in the fight for financial inclusion how to look for dantes twitter feeds and i found the the association the labor association so i'm going to have to show you here i know you've looked at them all of these values are companies all coming together when you see them what does that make you feel it are you reassured that these companies a teaming up all is there anything in there that you'll think you know gives me pause yes thought i mean. yeah definitely i mean i've looked in quite some detail already as libra cloying the papers and also comparing it to a train system i really coming in with some bad stuff don't bring me and if you're just getting the parties d. i would say overall facebook on is a classic case of everything that sounds right but looks wrong and a lot of the devil is in the details in this case and i think users as a whole are compared to other blocking systems not compared to banks they're probably worse off than we brokaw and that they are in other blocking and there's 4 major reasons for those and a lot of that is coming f

but the pelosi video, by contrast, that mocked a prom dante -- prominent democrat.n responsible for this abomination must be destroyed. they dispatch end a political activist called kevin pollson. he just name the guy. he ridiculed his employment history. he called him a forklift operator. he's a total troll. it has nothing to do with the story. he wanted to humanit humiliate . he's african-american and being identified as a black conservative in new york. he wanted up end his life. he did. amazingly facebook was happy to help paulson. unnamed employee at facebook helped him confirm the identity of his target. few weeks ago facebook stepped up banning alex jones and other info wars. now we're going further. if you hold the wrong views, facebook doesn't just block you, they'll team up with the detail by beast to destroy you. that's a standard on the american left. if you disagree with the ruling class, you're fair game. fair game for harassment, ridicule, boycott. you can't have dinner in a public restaurant. this is why brett kavanaugh were targeted for personal des

>> i did say that dante was advising him, his son, over text message and he thought it was good to put on twitter. i think bill de blasio will talk about his record in new york.but it is what it is. you're completely right about someone like kiersten gillibrand whose campaign has a palpable sense of frustration. that she has not further, it took her soul and with the 65,000 donor mark. regan: and give kamala harris and elizabeth warren, working just as hard, they are senators, they have boobies and they have way more interest in their campaigns. >> so many uterus and so many time. regan: uterii. >> fallopian tubes on the campaign trail! we were just talking about this. this is why i have a doctorate. regan: doctor tarlov! >> the way we are talking about gender politics is so different for this campaign. you've seen women really heating the left of what happened and how that donald trump was able to use the woman card with hillary. so kamala harris and elizabeth warren don't talk about gender role. they made policy about economics. regan: they transcend gender. >> which is a way to do t

we found a slew of campaign announcements as big-name dants joined the ranks.on mushroomed, the largest field ever in the history of presidential politics. since then the candidates have been spreading out speaking to voters, unveiling plans and honing their campaign messages all of the time directing their fire against the one candidate who unites them all, donald trump. >> i'm running for president because we can't take four more years of donald trump. >> help me defeat donald trump, the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> donald trump as president delayed, deflected, moved, fired, and did everything he could to obstruct justice. >> we've got a president of the united states, a man who took an oath to defend the constitution who violates that sworn promise and we must hold him accountable. >> donald trump is the worst president in the history of america. >> i have complete power. no, you don't, donald trump. quote from donald trump. i have absolute power. no, you don't, donald trump. or, only i can fix it. fix yourself first, donald tr

. >> we're in dante's inferno, i don't know what level we're in. barr is by all accounts respected. so i think he'll go up to that line. the president we know has always leaned on the line of legality, he crossed it. he did casinos in atlantic city so i think the "good fellas" reference is apt. the fact you would have someone leave a voicemail is insane. when jonathan listed the names there's one you didn't list, that i'm curious about is sean spicer. every day he came in front of the american public and lied to us. we're finding out in the mueller report there are things he said that are contrasted. and we know that sarah sanders hasn't bothered to discuss stuff with us in 85 days. so he's one other name i would like have a turn in the hot lo past presidencies, and presidents who have had altercations or interactions with congress, their co-equal partner in governance, we've never seen a president and his administration this blatant and this bold. you can say what you want about nixon, nixon was still an executive of the state of california. he had some paranoia issues, however, i

corruption, and one of the ways to take hold, for the desire of foreign powers to gain an improper asen dantncils. and how can thee better gratify this than by raising a creature of their own. translation, the greatest danger is a president under the sway of a foreign adversary. so when president trump said behind the desk that he would take political dirt on foreign powers and not necessarily tell the fbi, he is hanging a for sale sign on our democracy, and just in case you think it is a slip of the tongue, it is now a directive. and it will be a case by case basis. this is an insult to the integrity of our democracy. senator mark warner took to the senate floor yesterday trying to pass a bill requiring campaigns to report any offers of foreign assistance to the fbi. it was blocked by tennessee republican marsha blackburn. other republicans are hiding about what-about-ism, trying to deflect the dossier, and no comparison between that and a hostile foreign government aiming to influence an election. president trump apparently didn't learn anything from the mueller investigation. or its most

. >> i want to move on but i also cannot help but have this terrible flash of dante's inferno. abandon hope all ye who enter here. whose job should it be to label? that wasn't clear. i kind of thought it might be the media platform companies. >> i think it would be the creator that we could much as we do in the campaign finance space where we say there's certain disclosure rules that we say if it's a political ad, you have to own it. >> if it's a foreign originator, how is it that we have any jurisdictional reach? >> we don't. >> there are no boundaries. as a matter of practical fact, even if it's created in america, transmitted to a foreign person and then retransmitted, we have no means of enforcement. >> right. >> so labeling in and of itself -- >> look we've got social media platforms. if they had some responsibility, they may -- and i'm pretty skeptical about whether we're going to get there in the near future about the technology of detection. assuming that's possible, a reasonable practice could be disclosure saying this is a fake, do with it what you will. >> so we actu

las vegas on saturday the british fighter was knocked down twice during his controversial draw with dante while in december fury will have a 12 kilo advantage over germany's thomas schwartz if fieri comes through this challenge he's set for a rematch with wilder and another shot at the world title. and that's all useful for now much more coming out later pronounced back to you cannot have a far thank you cards back 800 hours g.m.t. in the news hour but we are back right after the break up a minute's time with a full of that amuse right here on just. bottles in cameroons with as the. plastic is everywhere. but if bottles can be fishing boats. i'm bubble gum wellington boots what more can be done with this plague of palmas. earthrise reimagining plastic. on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the row hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us

president franklin roosevelt once said, quoting the poet dante, and i quote, divine justice weighs the sin os the cold-blooded and the sins of the warm hearted in different scales. a ter the occasional fall of government that lives in a spirit of charity than the consistent omissions of a government frozen in the ice of its own indifference. we are not indifferent. we should not be indifferent. do not let us become frozen. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, let us pass this emergency supplemental bill because the lives of children are at stake and we should not play fast and loose with their lives when we have the power to do something, to make a difference, and to protect these children and make sure they get to a safe haven and a safe landing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from texas. ms. granger: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fleischmann. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. fleischmann: thank you, madam speaker. i thank you, ranking member granger. as ranking member of the homeland security subco

. >> without the dante inferno?we have social media platforms, they are responsibly they may and if indeed i'm pretty skeptical whether we'll get there with the technology of detection. but assuming that it's possible that a reasonable tactic could be disclosure saying this is a fake this is what you will. >> we actually have, as it were a comparable truth verification mechanism currently. and yet, a member of my family who shall go unnamed, immediate family, once posted how our judicial was an unconstitutional should be augmented because members of congress can retire after one term and collect full tension and benefits and have healthcare free for life and their children go to college for free. not one letter of the search industry. which could've been verified if they are gone to snopes, they did not. and even if they did in the political context the truth is the person perpetuating that may have a political agenda such as the parallel fashion and attacks against the reliability of snopes. i don't have much time

but also i cannot help but to have this terrible flash of dante inferno abandon hope for all of you whoare here. so who's job should it be to label? that is not clear i thought it could be the media platform. >> i think it is the creator. that's what we do with campaign-finance when we say there are certain disclosure rules you have to own it. >> if it is a foreign originato originator, how do we have any jurisdictional reach quick. >> we don't. >> there are no boundaries. so as a practical fact created in america transmitted to a foreign person than retransmitted, we have no means of enforcement without labeling. >> look at the social media platforms if they have some responsibility and i'm skeptical whether we will get there in the near future with this technology of detection but assuming that is possible, a reasonable practice could be disclosure to say this is a fake. >> as it were we actually have a comparable truth verification and use currently which is snopes. but yet a member of my famil family, immediate family who shallte go unnamed once posted as outrageous it was how the c

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estoy segura que utilizarÁ otros diseÑadores como mi querido dante. >> vamos a darle la bienvenida a para tratar de dispersar a los medios para ver a quiÉn sigues. >> trae un operativo mejor lo cual tenemos que decirle muy bien a chiquis porque va a estar muy difÍcil y hace mÁs divertido nuestro trabajo. buscando a las damas y como saben,s estuvo de cumpleaÑos en el dÍa de ayer y con una fotografÍa que subiÓ su herman se casÓ al civil, serÁ cierto, mentira. >> fue la fiesta nada mÁs. >> nada mÁs que se casÓ ahÍ esÁa >>> mario muchÍsimas gracias ahi estamos viendo fotografÍas de la supuesta boda de chiquis rivera te quiero un montÓn y nosotros mi querida chupitos me tienes que platicar. >> es mÁs estaba preparando ha botana. >> no nos invitamos. >> sorry for you dijo niurka. >> igual tengo vestido preparado. >> tengo los zapatos y todo >>> no me lleves por favor. >> oigan aquÍ estÁ lucho borrego. >> ¿no estÁs rashel? >>> de suelta la sopa! que hemos estado juntos y la exclusiva que presentamos la verdad increÍble en donde habla la que era pareja de la persona que muriÓ por este golpe

and i have had to have very, very serious talks with my son,w dante, about ho protect himself on theour city and all over this country tincluding how to deal wi fact he has to take special caution because there have been too many tragedies between our young men and our police, too. so we need to have a different conversation in this country about guns, but also a differeno nversation about policing that brings police and community together. we've done that in new york city. and we've driven down crime while we've done it. but to your question about mitch mcconnell, there's a political sototion that we have to com grips with. woif the democratic party uld stop acting like the party of the elites and be the party of working people again and go intu states incding red states to convince people we're on their side, we can put pressure on eir senators to actually have to vote for the nominees that are put forward. decent -- >> can i -- >> senator warren, i'm going to get you -- i will get you 30 seconds. i promise. let me get this question. we're trying. i know you guys -- we got othery i

president franklin roosevelt once said, quoting the poet dante, and i quote, divine justice weighs the sin os the cold-blooded and the sins of the warm hearted in different scales. a ter the occasional fall of government that lives in a spirit of charity than the consistent omissions of a government frozen in the ice of its own indifference. we are not indifferent. we should not be indifferent. do not let us become frozen. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, let us pass this emergency supplemental bill because the lives of children are at stake and we should not play fast and loose with their lives when we have the power to do something, to make a difference, and to protect these children and make sure they get to a safe haven and a safe landing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from texas. ms. granger: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fleischmann. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. fleischmann: thank you, madam speaker. i thank you, ranking member granger. as ranking member of the homeland security subco

there are tens of millions of today's nonafrican-americans who are desen is dant from people who arrived after slavery ended. and they can't be held responsible for its legacy. more descended from people wo didn't own slaves or descended from white people who fought in the civil war on the union side. indeed, only a small percentage of the total were slave owners. for the reasons and many others, such an approach has been widely unpopular, at least in our recent history. in the 1970s, civil rights organizations openly rejected the idea of reparations, which the nway for guilt ridden white. the 1963 march on washington organizer described the concept as a ridiculous idea. barack obama opposed reparations when he ran for president in 2008 and hillary clinton and bernie sanders did as well eight years later. in addition to all this, we have an obligation to acknowledge that any monetary reparations that might be recommended by the commission created by hr-40 would almost certainly be unconstitutional on their face. the reason for that, listen, wait a minute. the reason for that is a legal q