the i.c. and also in terms of our needs around the world? which communities are most underrepresented and which agency has made the least progress in terms of diversity? >> when we look at the demographic trends within the intelligence community, what we see is that we do not mirror the federal workforce or the u.s. population side by side. that is of obviously concern for us for a number of reasons. when we also look at a deeper dive, we do not capture all demographics. we capture the demographics relating to race, national origin and disabilities. those are the captured official government metrics that we have. so there are other efforts underway to identify to what degree can we discern what is the full population of the i.c. demographics. when we look at minorities and we break that down, because as i mentioned we are about 26.2% minorities. the largest minority within the i.c. are african-american i.c. professionals, followed by hispanic. african-americans are 12.1% of the intelligence co

and dennison korea toasted the victory in the i.c.'s minutes. full nailed the final school a coasting win for good bucking that rice for 4th place. play the cruzan have rocketed up the table off to full straight wins and caught how that's got them off to a great start in the 31st minute. it was his 6th goal in as many games. but later couzin couldn't build on that late and shelter took advantage tricky to shyla. a lovely drink over the cape equalizing the schools it finish 11 a missed opportunity for les because and. so after all the drama let's take a look at the results from mass a 33 which feature a stalemate between bard in life 6 and a win for dog men over dusseldorf has for the other champions league hopefuls braman win at hoffenheim one nil stuttgart 3 goals against wolfsburg was a killer to their hopes nuremberg says bye bye but his league after losing to gladbach leverkusen draw would shock a was important there were 2 more games of no real consequence but hey 10 goals makes them worth checking in on right. hand over midfielder wallace

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communications satellite operators like i.c.'s have also joined the chase us there is space giant boeing is to provide the satellites for the european company to mean one south korean tech an industrial conglomerate sun sun once the last full fouls and 600 satellites into celestial all that. you move all of these companies fully realize their plans one thing's for sure the earth's orbit would get very crowded. how do you take a picture of an object that's invisible and very very far away a picture of a black hole in outer space that is so. nothing can resist its gravitational pull it's a feat that an international team of scientists pulled off for the 1st time last month by focusing on the matter swirling around the black hole they recorded it so called shadow. astronomer eduardo dos and his team at the max planck institute for radio astronomy in germany were part of the project he explains how it worked. you will need several things 1st of all we have 2 black hole. they are in with the 7 so you produce a star this black waves of

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free money in the way that we would then see later in 2017 with i.c.'s it was experimentation still in 2014 i believe dot there are a few all to coin stock perhaps war legitimately creative. interesting science projects. but. in the future going out 510 years. there is really no need for because if they happen to innovate something which i doubt it could be absorbed into bitcoin and to me it i'll believe or an out of smith's work way are your only your country your nation is only as good as brain power over the smartest people and the smartest people are coding on corn that's where all the innovation is happening and the big corn is going to advance way faster than the old coins so december 24th teen year ends with the u.s. marshals auction off the final stash of silk road coins honey badger still didn't care honey badger don't care honey badger don't care honey badger won't care big does whatever it wants every child you try to kill it or ban it or whatever gets stronger and stronger i wish i had my how do you badger baseball cap that says proof of key

finances in governance have been under investigation for 6 months boxing will still go out in tokyo the i.c. have set up a task force to oversee qualifying. has high school something fanatic about it thanks very much we will see you a little bit later on now and the strike in state of queensland have launched the 1st of a on the water right sharing service for about $2000.00 and a school but will take you around the great barrier reef the submarine can take on 2 passages and goes up to 30 meters deep but is it for this news hour me back a couple minutes with more of the day's dudes. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable reason and people that are involved in the h one n one push isn't getting much if they can't thank you now they w h o it's just chest who says w h o trust that you trust who on al-jazeera. she's the head of 4 generations of family and the bearer of

why is the united states such an outlier on the restrictive and the spectrum when it comes to these i.c. o's. so the u.s. doesn't make these regulations for no good reason the f.c.c. who actually is there for because right now they're looking at the i see a landscape as a call back to the i.p.o. heyday which then led to the stock one of the biggest stock market crashes in 1929 following the stock market crash in 1929 the f.c.c. was actually created in 1934 specifically for the sole purpose to prevent some sort of market manipulation like the i.p.o. crisis from ever happening again so now they're looking at crypto currency am i seeing this as a threat i see those are going unchecked and they're raising money from a lot of investors who have no idea what they're actually invested in which is why right now the i.c.c. is actually clamping down and they're making sure that they're more transparent about fund raising they're only raising from accredited investors investors who actually know what block chain and the technology is.

from american capital markets it would appear that beijing is actually doing him one better as some i.c. is worth $5400000000.00 and is not only a chip maker a leader in china but is also has a big footprint in the u.s. to investing heavily in infrastructure for a joint venture with qualcomm in 2015. saying there is more challenging economic news for president address manuel lopez obrador of mexico as the latest official figures show the mexican economy shrinking in the 1st 3 months of 2019 the national statistics institute has affirmed their initial finding that the mexican economy contracted by point 2 percent in q one and revised their q 42018 figures to show 8.2 percent contraction. true national figures show g.d.p. growth for that quarter of 0 the revision and confirmation together would seem to suddenly show mexico in a recession defined as 2 straight quarters of g.d.p. contraction at the same time year over year comparisons show a 1.8 percent expansion when q one of 2019 is compared to q one of 2018 and mentally analysts say the weak growth may in fact make the mexican bank more

outlier on the restrictive and the spectrum when it comes to these i.c. o's. so the us doesn't make these regulations for no good reason the f.c.c. will actually is there for because right now they're looking at the i see a landscape as a call back to the i.p.o. heyday which then led to the stock one of the biggest stock market crashes in 129 following the stock market crash of 1929 the f.c.c. was actually created in 1934 specifically for the sole purpose to prevent some sort of market manipulation like the i.p.o. crisis from ever happening again so now they're looking at cryptocurrency am i seeing this as a threat i see those are going unregulated unchecked and they're raising money from a lot of investors who have no idea what they're actually invested in which is why right now the f.c.c. is actually clamping down and they're making sure that they're more transparent about fund raising they're only raising from a credit busters investors who actually know what block change and the technology is so that a lot of people can't go out there and just fraud do fra

legitimate fundraising with securities so the game itself does not have is not raising money through an i.c. or iow the fund raising part is done through security took regulated. legit and the game itself uses a pure utility token that players earn we're calling the method of earning the token proof of participation or pop so you have to participate in events or quests to earn the token which is generated by the game and then you can take that token and it's portable so a lot of animal games they have secondary markets for the currency so while has while gold you can buy on various websites every game has that lineage has a deal you buy that but we thought it makes sense to integrate a critter currency into a game because players are accustomed to having a currency and they want to be able to take it and be portable move it from you know place to place and we have this ecosystem now of course the currency exchanges so we're just looking into that opening that up to game players and i think it's a doorway to get mass adoption of could occur because you have this market of young people that p

boredom only lost the diversity both in agriculture and in our food when we switched to modern wheat for i.c.'s. and the mineral levels have also decreased in these we. hope so we get less micronutrients from the modern weeks than we did from the old varieties. and i was a passage i got most of them. fixed fairly in order in city we have put too much emphasis on high yield crops there were 50 years ago we had 10 tons of straw to 4 tons of grain today we have 10 tons of grain into 4 tons of straw but we need to eat twice as much flour to get the same amount of nutrients for someone magnetics and. more carbohydrates and fewer micronutrients the vitamins and minerals that govern all the functions of our cells and which in small quantities are essential to us. more sugar less nourishment. is it possible we're eating more because our bodies suffer from deficiencies. always thing more as a result of this nutrient content the i think we are i think that occur in the body strive towards wanting something nourishing something that it requires. and that is not say to you so if you know the word you ca

a new study from i.c. cars.com claims older, smaller cars are the most dangerous on the road. mitsubishi mirage, 10.8 fatalities, followed by the chevy corvette, 9.8, the honda fit rounding out the top three at 7.7. the mitsubishi mirage is the least expensive car on the market today. lauren: there's a dangerous microsoft bug out in the wild. what the company is doing so you can keep your computer safe. and are you tired of all those annoying robocalls. cheryl: yes. lauren: the fcc, they have a plan to make them go away, at least that's the plan. we'll see how it really pans out when we return on "fbn: a.m." ♪ this is the part when i say i don't want to. ♪ the cloud i need? it has to keep up with sales, supply chain, inventory - ♪ ♪ it needs to track it all, from cincinnati to singapore. ooo! ♪ ♪ and protect it all. customer records, our financials, they better be secured. but i also need easy access, to manage data across my clouds - no matter where it lives. ♪ ♪ so if an auditor shows up, i can be a step ahead. that's the cloud i want. is that to much to ask? expect more fro

process we should do them we're going to be skewered toward the lesser of mushroom but you still ski your i.c. system. here with me at the post but. bitterness of your goodness i should post is just. since you just sort of. since it is so good to get a little polluted. with those words before. we go into songs for a bilateral agreement between you peon union and great beer should be no trilateral for. the times of limited sovereignty over in europe. most president you know corkage had to return to power and refused to sign the european agreement. unfortunately we did not manage on these occasions to sign a necessary and agreement the offer of signing the most ambitious agreement the european union has ever offered to a nonmember state is still. came out in large numbers to protest the failure of the criminal. court. at. the protest last to several months until in february rioters clashed with police resulting in dozens of fate teletubbies and thousands of injuries. present yet of course flare marked the end of strong russian influence in kiev. weeks later russian soldiers in unmarked uniforms

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coats tried to ease concerns on friday, saying i am confident that the attorney general work with the i.c standards to protect highly sensitive classified information that if publicly released would put national security at risk. house democrats are moving ahead with their efforts to have special counsel mueller come testify. late this week, jerry nadler said mueller indicated he would like to appear but only behind closed doors. likely to try and prevent his hearing from becoming a political and media spectacle. arthel. arthel: garrett, thank you. mike: let's bring in our legal panel. mercedes cowen and chris stawak. great to have both of you. >> good to be here. mike: the move, declassifying russian documents is drawing criticism from former intelligence officials. is there cause for concern in your view, mercedes? >> there is. there are competing interests. one is there is a $30 million investigation and the taxpayers need to know what was the impetus behind the investigation. what the intelligence committee is concerned bast is two things. one, can we protect the lives of the sources.

cheryl: a new study from i.c. the road. the mitsubishi mirage taking the top spot followed by the corvette. the mirage is one of the most inexpensive cars on the market today, a starting price of $15,000. well, there is more fallout from the college admissions scandal. georgetown university expelling two students linked to the massive scam, hours after one of the students sued to block his dismissal. the student's father pleaded guilty in the case last week. felicity huffman pleaded guilty to fraud this week. lori laughlin entered a not guilty plea. she is watching closely the felicity huffman story and how that plays out for guidance on her case. a treasure hunt for cheese-it fans. there's a bunker full of the snacks somewhere in united states. a year's supply goes to the person that finds the bunker. fans, have fun. those are your headlines from new york. maria: that was good. we want to react to that but we want to react to wilbur ross. dagen, what's your take? dagen: he said that basically they're making the d

what does the i.c. have to do with it? what's brennan's role and comey?is important to look at it. were laws violated? were department protocols violated? i suspect at some level is yes to one of those. even in the unlikely event that everybody did this by the book maybe it's time we look at the book and make some edits. for the past four years the f.b.i. and department of justice have been dominated by investigations into two presidential campaigns. is the f.b.i. and department of justice being used by campaigns, by the political process to play a part in the election of our leaders. we really need to look at that and are things we can do differently to protect against that in the future. >> jon: i've heard complaints from inside the department all the russia and comey stuff for lack of a better term is preventing some of the real work, some of the effective work of the department of justice from getting out. >> absolutely. >> sandra: more to get to this morning. breaking news on some of our other big stories today. president trump sounding off on growin