just like henrietta said. and i think it has been shown that the cia and the fbi have abused their authority, in so many cases. and they need to have warrants and judges, and they need to have kind of better safeguards against this abuse. host: listen to this from the intelligence.gov website, fisa targeting under section 702, all targeting must be conducted pursuant to targeting procedures that are adopted by the attorney general, in consultation with the director, and that must be improved by the foreign intelligence surveillance court. the court must find that the procedures meet the requirements in the statute and that they are consistent with the fourth amendment. targeting procedures provide specific criteria for ensuring all three of the targeted requirements are met. before selection begins, there must be layers of review and approval within every section 702 targeting decisions. nobody has the authority or ability to initiate section 702 except through this multistep process. michael, your reaction to

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henrietta treyz. arizona is fascinating.potential incumbent when it comes to kirsten cinema. she decided to become an independent is not running. this law was on the books before arizona became the -- became a state. this could potentially give democrats not just a seat but by the presidency. jon: we support states rights but not decisions like those seems to be the theme. annmarie: how do they communicate? we know donald trump and republicans struggle with women, suburban women. a ruling like this is unnerving. even if they are annoyed with grocery prices. jon:jon: big focal point going into november. equity futures on the s&p softer, down one third of 1%. next, baltimore hoping to have its port fully restored by the end of me. marilyn governor wes moore joins us next. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit...

but on the other hand, a family of the victim here, henrietta nickens they thought they had closure. and now that's been very much uprooted. again, will still wait to see what the de ultimately decides to do here. but the story not quite over yet yeah, but for every innocent man in prison, there's a guilty man who got away with it. danny freeman and philadelphia. thanks so much coming up, shots fired, 96 times and just 41 seconds in a traffic stop, then ended in the death of dexter read, a young manager cargo, the dramatic new body camera footage just released in this case. and what investigators have to say about police using that much for us stay with us >> are you worried the wedding would be too much >> other destination. why do we just got by for persistence and knapp book its i didn't nap up. my daughter who gets made someplace more expensive. i can jamaica my kid you back within power? >> we get all our financial questions answered, so we don't have to worry, can we get out of here? >> i thought you'd >> never ask joint 18 million americans and take control for financial futur

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not only is it in the report, but this issue of henrietta black who was a young woman from baltimore who went to johns hopkins in the early 1900s with uterine cancer without her consent and has been used by companies and they made millions of dollars. it was not recent until she received compensation. the fact is that health care and related institutions has proven itself untrustworthy. there institutional trustworthiness. it is the obligation of institutions to engender trust in the community so that when people are sick they feel comfortable seeking care. host: what about grave robbers? dr. blackstone: even well-known schools like my own medical school digging up the bodies of formerly enslaved people and using them for experimentation or using them in learning and teaching within medical school, medical schools have a history of doing this. and again, it is something that i did not know until i was a practicing physician. so when you think about what kind of -- the symbolism of that, the dehumanization of digging up the bodies of formerly enslaved people and use that for teaching

just like henrietta said.nd i think it has been shown that the cia and the fbi have abused their authority, in so many cases. and they need to have warrants and judges, and they need to have kind of better safeguards against this abuse. host: listen to this from the intelligence.gov website, fisa targeting under section 702, all targeting must be conducted pursuant to targeting procedures that are adopted by the attorney general, in consultation with the director, and that must be improved by the foreign intelligence surveillance court. the court must find that the procedures meet the requirements in the statute and that they are consistent with the fourth amendment. targeting procedures provide specific criteria for ensuring all three of the targeted requirements are met. before selection begins, there must be layers of review and approval within every section 702 targeting decisions. nobody has the authority or ability to initiate section 702 except through this multistep process. michael, your reaction to t

this is something henrietta has done a good job of, how deep is that pool of people who have not decided: annmarie: do in november? there are a lot of them and something else that is striking is the fact that the biden six-point deficit across the swing state is wider than that of democratic congressional candidates. some split ticket people might not vote for biden. when it comes to double haters, where do they go or do they split their ticket and potentially give the other side there presidential vote? jonathan: equity futures now in the s&p 500 are positive by 0.2% and tesla doing nicely in the premarket with more earnings coming later with meta after the bell. before the opening bell, you will hear from boeing. we will catch up with brooke sutherland who joins us next to react. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ [busy hospital background sounds] this healthcare network uses crowdstrike to defend against cyber attacks and protect patient information. but what if they didn't? [ominous background sounds] this is what it feels like when cyber criminals breach your network. don't ri

and henrietta lock for those who are into biology, one woman who had cancer in the 1950's and leveraging her data. we are leveraging off of our data and they are getting rich selling you it. they mentioned the judiciary committee. raises the whole issue of what regulations do you put in place, should it sit with the parents or the oldest daughter on the way in how do her 12-year-old and 10-year-old have access to media beyond the football game. this is like 45 years ago. there was so much information in the world that we could longer see the connections between this vast body of information. and not just couldn't see the correlations and the causes and effect. jump forward to 2024 last year in 2023 we generated more data than in the first 2,000 years in just one year. i was on a committee for couple of years, our satellites 6500, 95% of us never even looked at. and only if we could figure you out how to examine it. i decided to take an a.i. course at stanford. i was loving it the first three weeks until i got a zero and i didn't know python. i was hopeless and it's fun. i have a long way