be for expressions for your mouth your eyes look different you need to think really pictures of people with different kinds of emotional label them them through a computer and then the computer models to find the future of the social and emotional this is how machine learning works algorithms are trained to recognize certain patterns the software does this with learning data and it's only ever as good as the learning data provided if the data is flawed or biased the software learns to draw the wrong conclusions. not interpret enough data artificial intelligence has learned to gauge a person's emotional state and react to it. can also register other parameters such as your heart rate using a smart watch or even a built in camera an elevated heart rate slightly flashes your face. analyzing a person's voice can also provide information about their emotional states. even if . you feel robots can utilize all these methods and no artificial intelligence has yet been able to interpret human emotions with perfect accuracy. really and here i thought robots will soon be taking over the world. th

it will have a dramatic and negative impact on freedom of expression. because if you have liability, you are not going to try to take things down, which was the main point of the section, to give the protections for platforms to actually monitor and take down harmful content where it appears. where it violates terms of service. you are not going to have that. you are going to have much more of a take down and ask questions later. that is not good for a free society, particularly in other places where people put up information about governments that are corrupt. if that can't stand the test in one direction or another, it is going to be a valuable resource. that would be destroyed. are there ways of addressing it? one thing i would for sure do is to make sure platforms are in fact coming up with clear and concise terms of service. that they actually enforce their terms of service. that there is appropriate and immediate redress for something that is taken down. if one believes it was taken down inappropriately. they are not gaming the system, which often

and autonomy, expression. people want to express themselves. they want to let other people know what they think and feel. free speech allows them to do that. all of these come into play in different degrees in different cases at a different settings. you should, as you read a case, and read what the court does with it, think about what vision of free speech is the court applying here? and why is it applying that one and not one of the others? to content neutral and content-based as your text what does. regulation is very disfavored and the playboy case is a good example of this. in the old days before cable went digital, they would scramble stuff. i remember when i was in law school we went to rudy's bar and they had a tv with cable and people would turn it to the playboy channel. if you fiddled with the horizontal and vertical hold could unscramble it and people found that titillating. congress forced the playboy channel and other channels with semi sexually expose it content to scramble it or otherwise make it unavailable to hassles with chil

protesters wanting to express their outrage and express their first amendment privilege, their right to speak out against what we have all seen unfolding in minnesota. certainly a lot of developments going on in the south bay. monitoring everything going on as well as events in san francisco as well. >> thank you so much this is something we're keeping an eye on. what we're looking at now demonstrators with their hands up in the air a line of police officers trying to keep control of things. you can see an officer and a woman a protester in a heated discussion. a lot of times police officers will have discussions with people that will listen but it does look pretty heated. what people don't want to see is what we saw a few minutes ago when some the demonstrators are tossing things that police officers inventing on them. the reason why officers are advancing on the crowd is because a police vehicle was damaged in the area of 10th and santa clara street. >> andrea want to make a mention here. we are not saying we support or do not support what is happening we are simply saying what is

at affectiva but also at companies in our space we're very focused on facial expressions. so using computer vision and machine learning to master all of these facial movements into an understanding of what is a persons emotional state. do i look tired? driving a car and falling asleep, all these cognitive and emotional states are really key. then we started combining like vocal imitation. are you monotone? are are you excited know what ye talking? all of these nonverbal skills were able to detect enemy partner with and the number of industries like the automotive industry to make sure that the driver, for example, is not distracted or falling asleep in the car can take some action to make sure that the occupants are safe. so that's one industry where very excited about spending a lot of time focused on. i would say given again where we are right now, a big airy that we are exploring is around virtual events, how do you create a shared experience when we are all just mitigating online? the example i like to give, which is very, if we're all in the same room right now, right

that it your facial expression, hand gestures and your vocal intonation. so companies in our space, we are very focused on facial expressions, so mapping, using computer vision and machine learning to map all of thieves facial movements interest -- these facial movements into fund the state of the person, happy, sad, look tired, am i driving a car and falling asleep? all of this cognitive and emotional states are key. and so where i would say -- then we are started come binning vocal intonation. are you monotone, excited in the way you're talking? so all of those nonverbal skills we're able to now develop algorithms to detected them and we partner with -- a number of industries look the automotive industry to make sure the driver, for example, is not distracted or falling asleep and then the car can take some action to make sure the occupants are safe. so that's one industry we're very excited about and spending a lot of of time focused on. i would say given the -- again, where we are right now, a big area that we're exploring is around virtual events and

they are a means of self-expression. also that can give self-esteem which is beneficial for performance. players don't just get tattooed some even tattoo their teammates and their fans like austrian christopher can. then again look at footballers from other areas no 970 world champions brazil but i don't know if argentina from the eighty's. or west germany in 1900 where is deemed nowhere to be found what happened since then in the ninety's tattoos became extremely popular even more popular than in the 19th century to jews entered the make history everybody and their mom got one. the time of tramp stamps had to go. and the 1st footballer to catch the 2 craze was david beckham he made the most fashion statement to jews are expensive especially if they cover most of your body. well let's settle for the fame that. this thing is that painful that it is. to the extent. that in a court of the world if everyone can do it then we're going to get that special they can get it. now footballers are certainly not short on cash back yo

that's equally between facial expressions, hand gestures and your vocal intonation. affect eva but also other country companieswe are very focused on facial expressions from using computer vision and machine learning to mass the facial movements into understanding of what is the state of the person, do i look happy? do i look sad? do i look tired? am i driving a car and falling asleep? all of these cognitive and emotional states are really key ...... we partner with a number of industries like the automotive industry to make sure the driver for example is not distractive and so they can take some action to make sure the occupants are safe. so that is one industry were very excited about and spending a lot of time focused on. we would say given where we are right now, big area that were exploring is around virtual event and how do you create a shared experience when were all communicating online. the example i like to give -- if we were in the same room right now, right which we would've if the pandemic with the happening, you would i rip up the energy of the audience

he was a member of the red ball expressed.y was a convoy of supply trucks. a moving army. george patton, think about him racing across france. you need to be able to keep up with them with food and gasoline. john mack lost his dogtags on the beaches of normandy when he came ashore as part of the red ball express. aer 70 years later, just couple of years ago, his dogtags were rediscovered by a farmer in france who then sent them to the secretary of state's office here in louisiana and he presented us with the dogtags. and hissense, john mack dogtags came home 70 years later . here in the case as well, you can see the red ball express's badge that they were on their uniforms. -- wore on their uniforms. we are now moving into a bunker. a bunker that is supposed to be a german bunker. failure ofafter the market garden in september of 1944, where we famously came up one bridge too far, too short from being able to invade into northern germany, people still hope that the war might be over, if not by christmas, maybe a little later.

is expressing the spirit of ourtimesa succession is expressing the spirit of our times a i am old enoughst came out and that seemed like, there is so much hoping that because the presidentialfigure in is so much hoping that because the presidential figure in the west wing was basically a good guy. but it is not all about that, it is reflecting the times. we reflect the times and we are in a very confused time. people like logan roy, logan roy is a self—made man that is what he and i have in common. he is a powerful he is also a nihilist. very much nihilist and he cannot express, he loves his children. i asked jesse that time and he said yes. he certainly loves his children. well, he has a funny way of expressing it. it strikes me as you are a self—made man and logan roy is the simplest of you have four kids in the schism been brought up in a very different environment from yourself. are you saying that you, like logan roy, have been brought up in an environment that they have been made spoiled and soft? to think that the experience of the successful parent? they are still young and they'

this should be about us expressing our common solidarity with.nneapolis those across the country. we should not be a. any harm coming to any individuals here in oakland. so. >>so i'm just going to say that time what are you hearing from your are they largely supportive of these protests are there are there concerns being expressed to you about their safety. >>it they could to give it a we've got those i think everyone in solidarity and understanding the values and the pain and the emotions that are being expressed here terms of how they they manifest themselves. i think there's a differing opinions. recognizing the a that was a the social justice. history and culture that we have here in oakland. i rights protests are something that car is covered to us here. >>that as someone who's who's not black and who has been rattled to his core by what happened monday and what's been happening this week what do you suggest people like me are you know non-black people who are out there who are watching this who are fed up too should do to help the cause. >>

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law, platforms have an independent first amendment right to expression.hey can edit, commentnt, fact-check. this has been confirmed by courts, up to the supreme court time and time again. he is wrong. this is political posturing. phil: if the experts are right and everybody seems to be against the president, do you think this is posturing or he is trying to achieve something else by doing this? >> he is trying to achieve something and he has achieved already something. talking about that as a legal question. it is not a legal question but a political act and attempt to divide the platforms, divide facebook from twitter as we have seen, to divide the democrats because e they have called for a stronger regulation of platforms. he is trying to rally his base. he is afraid of being confronted with his failures regarding fighting corona and he is trying to open a new front and has been successful as we see from media coverage that is focusing on this as a legal question when is a political attack against the most important law protecting internet freedom of ex

expressed then and again is my concern that if some areas city states or what have you jump over those various checkpoints and prematurely open up without having the capability of being able to respond effectively and efficiently my concern is that we will start to see little spikes might turn into outbreaks and so more caution than we've had from president trump speaking the 2 have clashed repeatedly over how to deal with the pandemic how is the white house likely to respond. and that's right and not only anthony fall she also deborah burke's a member of the krona virus task force in the wired tells both of them repeatedly had to correct the president trumps claims some of them really bizarre you remember certainly the one when he was talking about injecting disinfectant to help those suffering from the coronavirus so his aides eventually told trump that he's damaging himself he therefore stopped his daily coronavirus press briefings in the white house press briefing room bought of course with entity testifying before a senate committee he was able to give his take and that was certai

and try to express themselves i think it's good that they're having fun with it. it's actually rather brilliant especially if you take it all with a little humor then you'll get through the crisis a little better it's really great. nobody can now denied that coded 19 has and will continue to affect the world often in profoundly negative ways but some of what street artists are currently turning out is thought provoking in positive ways. and maybe even a bit encouraging. time now for universal favorite fries not french but rather. belgian anyone who has been to belgium knows that you cannot visit the country without trying the national favorite with both ketchup and manatees of course now our next report was filmed before the outbreak of the coronavirus because we wanted to find out what makes belgian fries so special in our series of food secrets we find out why. there's this thing to it. it's a little noisy. well for me fries when i come home from abroad from the from the holiday the 1st thing i buy a bunch of. when you party is when you've got a new girlfriend w

foreign ministers expressed concern but took no action at least for now we'll continue trying to put. pressure on the chinese aside it is. and he said that he didn't think sanctions were the right way to solve the problems with china the e.u. is being cautious leaders hope delicate negotiations now underway will give european companies more access to the huge chinese market brussels would also like to bring beijing on board in climate talks a summit with the chinese government set for september should finalize these deals renewed unrest in hong kong has led to calls for the summit scheduled in germany to be canceled berlin disagrees. you might also come to the opposite conclusion and say that it is especially important for the european union to sit unified and cohesive at the table and be able to also discuss the uncomfortable topics prescription but it's not clear whether the e.u. has the clout to put pressure on china for beijing taking more control over hong kong is a key issue. and kris kobach will have more coverage of iraq's china relations in business in just a couple minutes.

this,an expression of expression of eighth and devotion to this cause as well of public health and the maryland's of this disease. we are at a facility that stood in 1918, stood up through another pandemic. there was a second and third wave in that pandemic. there were elected officials and leaders that were the anti-mask brigade that were disgusted by the idea people would appear so weak as opposed to the strength i think is the symbol of wearing a mask. historyof -- they say doesn't repeat itself, but it does. we need to be students of that history. i just want to caution everybody as we move through memorial day, to spend time and reflect on american heroes and the cause of freedom that united each and every one of them, spending time with family and we do so in a thoughtful way and that we are cognizant of not only our loved ones but the reality of the spread of this disease. we saw an increase in the number of cases in the state of california. we saw 88 more human beings, 88 more families torn apart because of deaths related to this virus in the last 24 hours. if you think just be

i would never express a view and thus to say expressing solidarity. fergus walsh is keeping an eye on medical issues. where are you right now, what have you been doing? lam you been doing? iamat you been doing? i am at the top of a very big hill that i sometimes cycle up. i am not worrying what i would normally be wearing where i am cycling. worrying what i would normally be wearing where i am cyclinglj worrying what i would normally be wearing where i am cycling. i you're looking for the vaccine? wearing where i am cycling. i you're looking for the vaccine ?|j wearing where i am cycling. i you're looking for the vaccine? i have been looking for the vaccine? i have been looking for the vaccine? i have been looking for it, a lot of news on that. huge multinational drug companies said today that iraq reckons it can do a billion doses, and billing, a thousand million doses of the vaccine, if it works by the end of next year. today was four weeks since the first volunteers we re weeks since the first volunteers were immunised. the team will be looking for

all over the world in recent weeks street artists have given expression to their perspectives on the corona pandemic some with a sorely needed twinkle of humor others with agent messages to a weary public. one of europe's best known street artists sam sends up the appeal to everyone to stay at home for street artists as the term implies staying at home is hardly an option the street is their studio. is the biggest thing in the world at the moment so it's not really a surprise that you're seeing it come out on the streets that artist does tend to take from the world i'm put out where they can. turn lin's power park is where the city street artists come together here they create one corona inspired mural after another legally booky savage and any freethinker have themselves been infected with the spirit of the times and put their vision on the wall in spite of the lockdown. where wearing gloves were wearing masks you know this is probably better protected than most people out most. well. yeah. but there's always a point where you need to get out and do it on a wall. street can be found

the fans they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. and. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all of this and i'm sure just through the time.

launch and afterwards expressed his sympathy for george floyd and his family but also had this to say about the protesters. the memory of george floyd is being dishonored by riders looters and anarchists the violence and vandalism is being led by n.t. for and other radical left wing groups who were terrorizing the innocent destroying jobs. hurting businesses and burning down buildings this in the wake of a tweet saying if protesters had broken the secret service ring outside the white house they would have been greeted with the most vicious dogs and most are ministers weapons i have seen the reference to vicious dogs seen by washington's mayor muriel bowser as a throwback to the police use of dogs on african american civil rights activists decades ago and in an extraordinary tweet often the mayor lashed out at the president in the white house saying and i quote while he hides behind his fence afraid alone i stand with people peacefully exercising their 1st amendment right after the murder of george floyd and hundreds of years of institutional racism there are no vicious dogs and omino

and me will never miss a memorial day without expressing the sentiment. so this weekend thinking about how much i want to be back at eagle point in central point to celebrate memorial day. and thinking about it with those fallen servicemembers a little bit differently than before. but in the senate mr. president i think i can speak for every member of the senate commits especially important now to keep all those who died serving our country let's do right by those that are still with us. i want to close my remarks by wishing all oregonians with the see to shining sea a healthy memorial day and i yield the floor and i note the absence of a quorum. >> over the past couple months the country is going into lockdown and then slowly but surely to adjust to the new normal many of us have been working safely from home transformed into make shift office spaces as parents and

we should celebrate that and thank people for expressing themselves but that expression this year is one of frustration and concern and deeply understandable anxiety about the economy and the fate and future of their families and this state and our nation and the world collectively we're trying to build and so i just want folks to know, we're getting very close to making really meaningful augmentations to the stay at home order. we are weeks not months, i want to say many days, not weeks, as long as we continue to be prudent and thoughtful in certain modifications and we'll be making i think some announcements but, look, ppe is foundational and we still have a lot of work to do to procure even more ppe. but that's a good sign. issue of training becomes really important in the efforts to identify the needs of our workers both those that are essential that need to be retrained and get recalibrated in terms of opportunities within the existing work force and change their previous job description to meet the acute needs of the moment but also those that have been displaced. we got $17.8

there has been a threefold interest in people expressing —— increase in people expressing —— increaseing. it is a terrible and tragic once in a century event but it has put a huge spotlight on the brilliance of nursing, and we are seeing a great uptick in the interest in nursing as a career. a brighter note there in what can often seem a dark time for staff, patients and their families. hugh pym, bbc news. if there's anyone out there who's thinking about a summer holiday abroad, you'd better think again. the health secretary, matt hancock, says it's unlikely that any of us will be taking what he called large, lavish international holidays. it comes as ryanair announced plans to restore a0% of its flights from july. here's our transport correspondent tom burridge. the places we would like to be this summer aren't quite the same. but if you were still hoping you could holiday abroad in the coming weeks, the health secretary says you might be disappointed. social distancing of some kind is going to continue, and i think, you know, the conclusion from that is that it is unlikely that big,