washington appears to be joining what is a broader push by the international computer community to support peace in the region now this is the 3rd attempt at brokering a ceasefire after 2 others which russia brokered by russia failed in recent weeks and speaking some are means about this yesterday and it doesn't really seem that surprising they said that the united states is a great and a powerful nation in a very influential one but it's also a nation that's located very very far away from this conflict and it's attempting to influence what amounts to a regional conflict with deep historical roots that stretch back decades if not centuries so it's not entirely surprising that this latest ceasefire effort also appears to be on shaky lakes and as you mentioned this is a conflict with roots deep in history what are people where you are saying about today's fight. well here in the capital there appears to be broad support for the efforts of the of the troops in ca to most of the armenians i've spoken to view this as a purely defensive action on their part saying they're trying to protect thei

this i'll be back in 28 and a half minutes with another full look at your news this is r t international. computer communication planted in humans in their communication 30 does a lot of things better than we do so the possibility of just being restricted with their brains we go with a fine art no group growing some but even today even just combining true human brains to go. somebody has a load with bunty genes. what started my interest i should say and black americans in the soviet union in the thirty's was finding this portrait even though i'd gone to grad school of a master's degree in russian literature i speak russian and i had lived over there in the late eighties finding this portrait was was a stunning development for me how did i not know about this. i didn't know that this was a phenomenon that there were many. african-americans who went to russia and the in the thirty's. in the 1920 s. and seventy's several 100 african-americans moved to the same view of the union and many of the descendants still live in russia. and name it the most because they know not washed up at all stuck us to be

international. computer communication better than humans and other communication 30 does a lot of things better than where you do so the possibility not just being restricted with your brains we've gone with the fine art no group growing stuff but even today even just combining 2 rhymes together. to me has a lot of the advantages. seem wrong. to me you get to shape out just to become educated and in detroit because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. hello again now as well as the killings in nice the french consulate in the saudi study of jeddah also came under attack today a guard was left with stop wounds after being targeted by a man armed with a knife the attacker was arrested on the guard was not seriously injured called on saudi authorities to ensure the safety of french people in the country earlier my colleagues discussed what lies behind the recent wave of attacks. this is been the pattern for the last several years of attacks and terror all over

gave me a groan and they said the lockheed martin boeing dime corp international computer sciences corpand aero vironment all told eric about 70 companies are interested in this $1000000000.00 contract as we look out 35710 years this market remains a very much a growth market. it's the disease a permanent war the destroy the men always. islamic fundamentalism. in power all of those who profit from prominent more politically economically and militarily. make no mistake a nuclear armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained it would threaten the elimination of israel the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global economy at risk triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and they are raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. and how close is iran to getting it well let me show you brought a diagram for. here's a diagram. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn. a red line should be drawn right here. the threat from iran is a political football what was interesting was that many israelis including people from the military said as long as there

you can talk about mexican food if we can go to my computers this is for an international audience you got or stand you us is a country made up of immigrants and so they bring all the food here these are the favorite foods in each state and that food you see i like mexican food. a lot of chinese and a couple time out there on the west coast i was reading in preparing for this story that there are more chinese food restaurants in the u.s. than mcdonald's k.f.c. taco bell in windows combined they were planning ready the hows and chinese restaurants in the u.s. which is is kind of incredible to me what recipe do you turn to when you want when you want that smell of home. sure. probably since which you get which is a silken tofu stew and part of the reason for that of course is because i relate to that i relate that to my mother because that was the 1st korean recipe that my mother ever taught me to make and so it goes hand in glove with you know remembering hall member and my mom remembering her teaching me to make it as much as the fact that it's a very hot spicy you know delicious comfo

it blames, in part, international supply. 0ne school says it will receive 13 computers, rather than the guys at the dfe, at the start of half term, which has been such a challenging — the most challenging half term probably on education record — celebrating the fact that the government have secured another 100,000 laptops but they were changing the way they were allocating them. so, excitedly, i've logged on to see if my allocation had gone up from 61 — i actually needed 168 — so i logged on expecting to hopefully see my 61, and it destroyed me, it flattened me when i seen that it's actually been cut to 13. 13 laptops for, in the worst—case scenario, to share amongst 380 children. i thought it was absolutely scandalous. i mean, there's be no phone calls, there's been no communication, it's another algorithm that the government are running out to work out how many laptops you actually need. when i actually got my 61 laptops, i did a questionnaire among students and parents and found that i actually needed 168. now, obviously 61 is still a nice little number to work with, but to cut down

international committee, olympic partners and athletes. during the opening ceremony they launch the olympic destroyer malware which deleted data from thousands of computers supporting the game, rendering them inoperable. though the conspirators took attack on north korea, this failed. cyber researchers attributed the attack to the sand worm team, as we do today. the destructive and disruptive malware attacks and related preparations were not the conspirators only malicious conduct alleged in the indictment. the conspirators supported hack and leak campaigns leading up to the french elections and continue their disrupting attacks as recently as october 19, targeting government and nongovernment websites in the country of georgia. today's allegations in their entirety provide a useful lens for evaluating russia's offer two weeks ago for a reset in cyber relations between russia and the united states. thata is right technologically sophisticated nations who aspire to lead have a special responsibility to secure the world order and contribute to widely accepted norms, peace, and security. that is what we are doing here today. this indictment lays bare russia

international standard settings. this is especially important such as the 5g and quantum computing. the larger the markets are, the more likely we will be able to set up the technology standards that protect our shared values. third, maintaining the world's leading economies allows us to shape the global financial market access. increased economic growth makes the sanctions regime is more effective and raises the opportunity costs of the maligned activity helping us to deter bad actors and achieve our share of the policy goals. finally, a strong economy is a testament to the benefits of the liberal democratic system and a counterpoint to top-down state led approaches. our sustained growth and prosperity has been unmatched by competing economic systems. as other countries seek to achieve their vision of world order, it's as important as ever to demonstrate that we can continue to provide unparalleled and broadly distributed opportunities. to conclude, let me return to what is at front today, the covid-19 crisis. i've always regarded public service as a privilege, and it's been a part

if you can, avoid typing on your computer while you're presenting, especially if you're using the internalte. there's an old saying on tv — always assume your mic is hot, or live, so don't say anything you don't want broadcast. and always assume, if you're using the chat, that you might accidentally send your hilarious observations to everyone by mistake! there's currently no standardised way to end a call, though it's perfectly acceptable to wave or, if you want to be discreet, you can type your thankyous and goodbyes in the chat window. before you go, unless you're wearing wireless headphones, remember that you're still plugged in. that's better. that was lj. now, over the past few years, we've found ourselves spending more and more time inside food computers. now, these mainly involve growing food in special nutrient mixes inside shipping containers. you may remember the strawberries that we saw in paris and the delicious salad that i tried in los angeles. the idea is to both precisely control the growing conditions, but also produce food closer to where it's going to be consumed. but n

specialists were trying to understand how the document got to the computers they were using, there was the mistake made a couple of internal messages the staffers were sending to one another were accessed by cia officers. that was wrong and i apologized to diane feinstein and the inspector general who were the leaders of the committee at the time. there was something the cia did wrong. did we spy on them, no, did we have an obligation to carry out the security review, absolutely. i wanted to do it as a joint review with the senate committee, but because of i believe the senate concerns that what they did wrong might be exposed and that the you. i go into some detail in the chapter because i think it is a complicated issue a lot of americans still have this impression the cia is lying but i wanted to give other details about the nature of the issue and its various complexities explaining what the cia did and why they did it and number three, how we were able to try to address the shortcomings and to be upfront and honest with the senate committee which again is why i apologized. the senate never did an investigation to what

whole element in london the family and even see it by computer more door in that we get kicked back out into the street. you're watching our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital with your live news update welcome to the program. a 2nd man has been arrested by french counterterrorism officers on suspicion of links to the perpetrator. or of the gruesome knife attack in the east on thursday. 3 dead earlier on thursday another man with alleged ties was taken into police custody french prosecutors are trying to establish whether the suspected killer was in contact with extremist islamic groups his family in tunisia have also come under scrutiny though they deny any involvement in the gruesome killing. of them i started crying when he told me that he traveled to friends and i asked him about what drove him to go and he doesn't speak the language even though anyone there asked his brothers to call him and his phone was switched off and we tried to call him repeatedly but his phone was switched off until the day came when suddenly we were raided by the police and we were all taken for interrogation we do know what happened

specialists were trying to understand how that document got to those computers the senate was using, there was the mistake made that a couple of internal messages were accessed by cia officers. that was wrong and why i apologized to the leaders of the senate intelligence committee at the time there was something the cia did wrong. but we have an obligation to carry out the review absolutely. i wanted to do this is a joint review with the senate committee, but because of the factors concerned of what they did wrong might be exposed in that review, they dropped it at that so i go into some detail in the chapter because number one, i think it is a complicated issue a lot of americans still have this in passion but i wanted to provide the details about the nature of this issue and its various complexities and explain what the cia did and why they did it and number three, how they were able to try to address the shortcomings and to be upfront and honest with of the committee which is why again, i apologize. the senate never did an investigation into those and i believe that they did things wrong but in this memoir it's more trying to ensure

despite the international criticism china continues to expand its indoctrination camps in the western region of jang now the trumpet ministration has sanctioned the makers of apparel cotton computers and hair products in the province which it accused of using slave labor that is on top of the sanctions on officials responsible for the policy of imprisoning up to 2000000 muslim minorities we're back to australia now for a 2nd guest in melbourne is james label he is an associate professor and head of department at the tribe university and an expert on ethnic policy and conflict in contemporary china great to have you with us james as i pointed out there not a lot of us will get any sort of insight into a region like tibet but i believe you and your colleagues have been able to with satellite imagery what what did it show up for you. yeah well as you can probably appreciate it's very difficult now to travel. in tibet particularly if you're. concerned about human rights issues and you want to dig into it myself and other researchers don't feel safe in going there anymore chinese authorities of consistently surveilled harassed foreign journalists as and researchers and so we've tried t

bulletin 19-051 titled sfpd members expectation of privacy, use of computers, peripheral equipment, and facilities. and finally, third, internal affairs bureau order 18-02. it is important to know the auditor limited to devices that the department owns and not any member personal devices. the audits, however, do capture electronic messages that are transmitted from personal devices to department devices. three systems are audited, and they are as follows. number one, level two, which is california law enforcement telecommunications system and i will refer to that as clets. and email and text messages and all sworn department members are issued a department issued phone. a department owned phone. i will explain how each one of these audits and the systems are audited in the results of the third quarter 2020 audit. first, level two. the program was established which searches all entries made into the system using an established word list. and that word list has procter & gamblesly 65 word on it and is passive in nature and runs continuously. if the member uses one of the identified words, the hit is generated and sent to personn

international border between armenia and azerbaijan. what is important to note here is the i.c.r.c. steams are pretty restricted in their. interaction with a computer just where they want to security reasons but only a regular right to know you can confirm that humanitarian aid and the needs of the people eat a lot of the life on top of both sides are you mad and where you're talking now about at least tens of thousands of people that will be needed the next few months after a dinner and a kind of assistance writing is wrong through the lives and going to serve the disinfectant and not surprised to be able to get away if the situation and went with a tall taking on them because of the surge in violence continuing to his days as well how worried are you about how you can yet that's exactly my question how concerning is it to you as an organization that this conflict continues as you say like it's not. for the next moment i didn't like the i.c.r.c. that is really much on the ground here since 9092 when i haven't seen the consequences of this conflict about 30 years on this people and now as the hostilities are over into several weeks of. fighting sev

bulletin 19-051 titled sfpd members expectation of privacy, use of computers, peripheral equipment, and facilities. and finally, third, internal affairs bureau order 18-02. it is important to know the auditor limited to devices that the department owns and not any member personal devices. the audits, however, do capture electronic messages that are transmitted from personal devices to department devices. three systems are audited, and they are as follows. number one, level two, which is california law enforcement telecommunications system and i will refer to that as clets. and email and text messages and all sworn department members are issued a department issued phone. a department owned phone. i will explain how each one of these audits and the systems are audited in the results of the third quarter 2020 audit. first, level two. the program was established which searches all entries made into the system using an established word list. and that word list has procter & gamblesly 65 word on it and is passive in nature and runs continuously. if the member uses one of the identified words, the hit is generated and sent to personn

the international olympic committee, lipid orders and athletes, then during the opening ceremony, they a lot -- they launched the olympic destroyer malware which deleted data from thousands of computersributed the attack to the sand worm team as do we today. malware attacks and related preparations were not the conspirators only militias it's -- malicious conduct, they also supported hack and leak operations in the days leading up to the 2017 french elections and the conspirators continued disrupting attacks as recently as october 19, targeting government and nongovernment websites in the country of georgia. today's allegations in their entirety provide a useful lens for evaluating russia's offer two weeks ago for a reset in cyber relations between russia and the united states. thata is certainly right technologically sophisticated nations that aspire to lead have a special responsibility to secure the world order and contribute to widely accepted norms, peace, and security. that is what we are doing here today. at this indictment lays bare russia's use of cyber capabilities to destabilize and interfere with domestic political and economic systems of other countries, thus providing a

bulletin 19-051 titled sfpd members expectation of privacy, use of computers, peripheral equipment, and facilities. and finally, third, internalffairs bureau order 18-02. it is important to know the auditor limited to devices that the department owns and not any member personal devices. the audits, however, do capture electronic messages that are transmitted from personal devices to department devices. three systems are audited, and they are as follows. number one, level two, which is california law enforcement telecommunications system and i will refer to that as clets. and email and text messages and all sworn department members are issued a department issued phone. a department owned phone. i will explain how each one of these audits and the systems are audited in the results of the third quarter 2020 audit. first, level two. the program was established which searches all entries made into the system using an established word list. and that word list has procter & gamblesly 65 word on it and is passive in nature and runs continuously. if the member uses one of the identified words, the hit is generated and sent to personnel

as the international olympic committee, olympic partners and athletes, then during the opening ceremony they launch the olympic destroyer malware which deleted data from thousands of can -- computersupporting games, rendering them inoperable. false flag attempt failed. cybersecurity researchers ultimately attribute dated -- attributed the attack to the sand were team, as do we today. these disruptive and destructive malware attacks and related preparations were not the conspirators only malicious conduct alleged in the indictment. they also supported hack and leak operations in the days leading up to the 2017 french elections. and the conspirators continued their disruptive attacks as recently as october 19, targeting government and nongovernment websites in the country of georgia. today's allegations in their entirety provide a useful lens for evaluating russia's offer two weeks ago for a reset cyber relations between russia and the united states. russia is certainly brought that technologically sophisticated nations have a special responsibility to secure the world order and contribute to widely accepted norms of peace and security. that's what we are doing here today. but this