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security forces are categorically denying. along what i'm sure is director of the security studies program at doha institute for graduate studies joins us now live from the british capital london good to have you with us if we could start with what happened at the u.n. the security council unable to even issue a statement because the u.s. said the u.s. side so they didn't have instructions what are we to read into. actually it's very disappointing in many ways on the one end you have a u.n. statement that says 53 people were killed in this airstrike 6 of them are children if you counted this disses the largest single loss of civilian life in one incident indeed since 27. isis killed about 14 in 2015 in the bombing in the steep. this exceeds isis attack by far and it was done by earlier air strike we still need to morning best to get to know what kind of airplane that if it was an f. 16 an american made f. 16 and if it was handed over by the amount of these or supported all warlord. so we're talking here about a direct link. from the trumpet administration to them what are these and to what if you have that killing 53 innocent c

of tripoli in the suburb jura we can now speak to omar sure who is director of the security studies program at the institutefor graduate studies but he's talking to us live from london thank you very much indeed how much pressure would you say is there as a result of that incident in which at least 60 migrants were killed how much pressure is that put on the supporters of holly for hafter namely egypt united arab emirates and perhaps even france. i think the significant pressure now the initial pressure was because basically the 3 parties were acting as spoilers for the un peace plan. they violated the the arms embargo. their involvement was very clear now if that strike was proven to be from an f. 16 fighter jet which after us forces recently received and we know received from who from from the amount of these american made sixteen's received via the $205.00 that wire them about these that would create even more pressures we saw in the very end you. had quarters of afters command in of the end that was recaptured by the d.n.a. . we saw javelins antitank guided missiles very advanced infrared guided missile

security forces are categorically denying. thanks so much mahmoud are the. on our model sure is director of the security studies program at doha institute for graduate studies joins us now live from london let's start 1st of all with the l.a. statements that basically accuse the government of putting migrants at a weapons depo intercept is that and in direct admission that yes they are the ones who launched that i a strike that killed the people but they're putting the blame on the government for having people there i think so i think it's an indicated machine a way but also a strategic town that our military bases there. but the we can easily locate the know how far is that if it is that if you just entered. the tentative detention center from these military positioning in these military camps that's on one side on the other side it's easy you can track because of the whole myth they satellites are focused on this region at the moment in the war in the war zone there you can easily track the what kind of. airstrike or of the plane was. did drop or this bombing killed over 40 migrants in this in the sense that so the i think in the end they will have to air

the declaration of freedom and change in exeter assure is a professor of security studies and middle east politics at the doha institute for graduate studies and in chicago illinois mohamad abdel fattah is a journalist hello everybody it's really good to have you here in the stream if you've been paying attention audience to where i guess are you would notice that nobody is in sudan right now the reason for that is the internet has been pretty much cut off for the last 5 weeks at least so it's so difficult to reach people in sudan so we have people outside of sudan talking about what is happening inside sudan really question we start in the same online as well so we'll start with this tweet from 100 who says the deal fails to realize any of the. aspirations of the uprising which are sunda up as freedom peace and justice the repressive regime state remained intact if not stronger than before with the internet still disabled and militias violently suppressing any hint of dissent so lots of comment from the diaspora there but i'm r.u.c. were hundreds take on the agreement doesn't think it's very good at all but your view.

security of the strait of hormuz and they will do everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable. mark fitzpatrick is an associate fellow with the international institute for strategic studies said he says each incident increases the potential for conflict so far they've all been incidents that have not resulted in in casualties the drones run manned in a way that's tit for tat the british are trying to ratchet it down. trying to get the iranians to prove that the oil tanker was not going to syria so that may be a we have calming it meanwhile in the united states there had been a positive development. couple days ago when it looked like senator rand paul was going to meet with iranian foreign minister zarif as an emissary from president trump and explore ways to engage with iran that was a very positive development but it got shot down apparently today that's almost worse than the shooting down of the drone in terms of a negative development because you need to you need to start talking in order to stop this escalate torrie cycle donald trump himself has been saying that he does want to talk with the iranians. so what exactly is the u.s. strategy nobody in washington really

security of the strait of hormuz and they will do everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable. well mark fitzpatrick is an associate fellow with the international institute for strategic studies and joins us from the border. thank you very much it's good to have you on the program we both our correspondents have outlined actions from tehran and washington which include shooting down a drone iran seizing tankers in the straits of her mo's the u.k. holding an iranian tanker off the waters of gibraltar where are we heading with this is this heading towards conflict there certainly is a stronger potential for conflict with each of these incidents so far they've all been incidents that have not resulted in in casualties the drones run manned in a way that's tit for tat the british are trying to ratchet it down. trying to get the iranians to prove that the oil tanker was not going to syria so that may be a way of calming it meanwhile in the united states there had been a positive development a couple days ago when it looked like senator rand paul was going to meet with the iranian foreign minister zarif as an emissary from president trump and explore ways to engage with iran that w

security professionals representing asu, paypal and the national institute of standards and technology. the main issue was raised and the cyber security workforce shortage that this country is facing. the center for strategic and national studies reported that the u.s. was facing a shortfall of almost 314,000 cyber security professionals as of january 1st of this year. it's important that we work to encourage a free market to develop a cyber workforce capable of managing not just the threats of today but anticipating the threats of tomorrow particularly in the energy industry. i'm going to ask a question that i want to give each of you a shot at answering. i do have a couple of questions so if you can help me out by being as concise yet informative as possible. how can you form an education pipeline that will meet our cyber security workforce needs to keep our electric grids safe? start with ms. hamilton and go your left to right. >> i'll be really quick because i'm not a cyber expert. just on education, you need to have it in our elementary schools to get kids interested. i think having public/private partnerships is important. >> not to interrupt but are you talking about specifically s.t.e.m.? >> s.t.e.m. if you're interest

security of the strait of hormuz and they will do everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable. now mark fitzpatrick is an associate fellow with the international institute for strategic studies and he says that each and student increases the potential conflict. so far they've all been incidents that have not resulted in in casualties the drones run manned in a way that's tit for tat the british are trying to ratchet it down. trying to get the iranians to prove that the oil tanker was not going to syria so that may be a way of calming it meanwhile in the united states there had been a positive development. couple days ago when it looked like senator rand paul was going to meet with iranian foreign ministers have odds or repos an emissary from president trump and explore ways to engage with iran that was a very positive development but it got shot down apparently today that's almost worse than the shooting down of the drone in terms of a negative development because you need to you need to start talking in order to stop this tory cycle donald trump himself has been saying that he does want to talk with the iranians. so what exactly is the u.s. strategy nobody in washington rea

institute in tehran we have mohammad marandi head of american studies department at the university of tehran also in london we have phil dyer cone who is managing director of dryad global that's a maritime security risk management company welcome to you warm phil can i start with you and just ask you to give us a very general. assessment of what the maritime security situation in the gulf currently is with we understand a british the british sending another warship to the region and ratcheting up its security alert level. so the the increase in the security level that was a. yes the 4 british interest vessels is is as you say the highest level security that can be applied to a vessel what affectively means is that you are stripping the movement of personal on the vessel and on and off the vessel also along with the industry best management practice that's the b.m.p. 5 along with that it with which might imply physical security measures what you're doing is your providing the the biggest barriers to boarding allowing people to interfere with your vessel but in essence that's as far as it goes so in terms of the security raised in the area and the british ability to influence that or we had to go

securities industry. he graduated from harvard law school and hamilton college. charles asher small is founding director and president of the institute for the study of global anti-semitism and policy. it is a new york nonprofit funding anti-semitism studying anti-semitism. he served on the faculty of tel aviv university. he is at saint anthony's college and oxford university.'s research focuses on contemporary anti-semitism including delay legitimization of israel. charles small earned his masters degree from mcgill university. we will ask each panelist to speak for 8 minutes on a topic related to the large name. after opening statements, there will be questions to the panel is to get them in dialogue with one another and asked him to comment on current events. mr. tobin, would you please began ? >> thank you. it is an honor to be here to discuss how best we can combat anti-semitism. it is very encouraging that the department of justice has chosen to highlight this issue in this manner. we thank you for that. it is of course a matter of no small irony that college campuses are among the places in this country where anti- semitic sentiment has become commonplace. jewish

institute in tehran we have mohammad marandi head of american studies department at the university of tehran also in london we have phil dyer cohen he's managing director of dryad global that's a maritime security risk management company welcome to you warm phil can i start with you and just ask you to give us a very general. assessment of what the maritime security situation in the gulf currently is with we understand a british the british sending another warship to the region and ratcheting up its security alert level. so the increase in the security level that was announced yesterday for british interest vessels is is as you say the highest level security that can be applied to a vessel what affectively means is that you are stripping the movement of personal on the vessel and on and off the vessel also along with the industry best management practice that's the b.m.p. 5 along with that with which might imply physical security measures what you're doing is you're providing the the biggest barriers to boarding allowing people to interfere with your vessel but in essence that's as far as it goes so in terms of the security raised in the area and the british ability to influence that what we ha

security of the strait of hormuz and they will do everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable. mark fitzpatrick is an associate fellow at the international institute for strategic studies and he says age incident and crisis the potential for conflict. so far they've all been incidents that have not resulted in in casualties the drones run manned in a way that's tit for tat the british are trying to ratchet it down. trying to get the iranians to prove that the oil tanker was not going to syria so that may be a way of calming it meanwhile in the united states there had been a positive development. couple days ago when it looked like senator rand paul was going to meet with iranian foreign ministers of odds are we as an emissary from president trump and explore ways to engage with iran that was a very positive development but it got shot down apparently today that's almost worse than the shooting down of the drone in terms of a negative development because you need to you need to start talking in order to stop this tory cycle donald trump himself has been saying that he does want to talk with the iranians. so what exactly is the u.s. strategy nobody in washington really k

institute in tehran we have mohammad marandi head of american studies department at the university of tehran also in london we have phil dyer cone who is managing director of dryad global that's a maritime security risk management company welcome to you warm phil can i start with you and just ask you to give us a very general. assessment of what the maritime security situation in the gulf currently is with we understand a british the british sending another warship to the region and ratcheting up its security alert level. so the increase in the security level that was announced yesterday for british interest vessels is is as you say the highest level security that can be applied to a vessel what affectively means is that you are stripping the movement of personal on the vessel and on and off the vessel also along with the industry best management practice that's the b.m.p. 5 along with that with which might imply physical security measures what you're doing is your providing the the biggest barriers to boarding allowing people to interfere with your vessel but in essence that's as far as it goes so in terms of the security raised in the area and the british ability to influence that we had to go

security professionals, the national institute of standards and took elegy. the issue was raised, and some of you have addressed this in the workforce shortage that this company is facing, the center for strategic international studies reported the us was facing a shortfall of 314 of 314,000 cyber security professionals. i think it's important that we work and encourage a free market to develop a cyber workforce capable of managing not just the threats of today but anticipate threats of tomorrow particularly in the energy industry. i'm going to start with the question that i want to give each of you a shot at answering and then have a few more questions. if you could help me out by being as concise but is informative as possible, how do you think the government can become better partnered with higher education institutions to form an education pipeline that will actually meet the cyber security workforce needs to keep our electric grid safe? we will start with ms. hamilton and go to my right, your left. >> i'll be quick because i'm not a cyber expert but on cyber education you need to start younger than that. we need to have it in elementary schools to get kids interested in doing this. i think making sure that you

secure from hackers and other bad actors. moreover, the accuracy of certain biometric technology is in question despite advancement in recent years. studies by highly regarded academic institutions have found facial recognition systems in particular are not as accurate for women and darker-skinned individuals. last july, the american civil liberties union conducted a test using amazon's facial recognition tool called recognition. aclu built a database of 25,000 publicly available arrest photos. using recognition, the aclu searched the database using pictures of every current member of congress. that software incorrectly matched 20 members -- 28 members -- with individuals who had criminal records. although the misidentified members included both democrats and republicans, men and women, and a wide range of ages, nearly 40% of the false matches were people of color. this is unacceptable. it is not fair to expect certain people in our society to shoulder a disproportionate burden of the technology's shortcoming. before the government deploys these technologies further, they must be scrutinized, and the american public needs to be given a chance to weigh in. biometrics and facial r