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janine, you have a bonus binge for us.h, this is the black lives matter or the black history playlists that are on spotify. they are a move. i just have to say, amazing music by a lot of people like common, but also taking it back and stevie wonder, tupac, kendrick lamar, beyonce. you just get a sense of the music that's been fueling this movement since it began decades, centuries ago. >> reporter: yeah, i brought up that playlist last night. you mentioned beyonce, childish gambino and good old james brown. that is a great playlist there. janine, thank you so much for being with us. >>> be sure to pick up this week's issue of "people" magazine on newsstands. that's nationwide. back to you guys in the studio. >> great list. great list. i want to check out that "grapevine" show. that looks fascinating. janine -- janai, thank you very much. really appreciate it. great to see you again on this saturday morning. >>> and coming up on the show, your skin is breaking out from all that time beneath the mask. if that's happening, we

just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of janine expect a few other. thank you is not life as we know it. our new web series. and on demand. cast language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. w. media sector. faces aba fingerprints off today thanks to facial recognition technology some use it to unlock their phones convenient for others it's used to surveil the every step what is face recognition capable off at how can you escape it all the topic today on shift. $64.00 countries around the world use facial recognition technology the hardware and software is often produced in china low income countries can even get reduced interest on their chinese loans that's what the comedy endowment for international peace found out not much is known about the global industry for facial recognition technology they act discreetly even if some well known tech companies them and the russian capital moscow facial recognition technology has been recently implemented to the 1st stress test the corona pandemic. more than 100000 facial recognition cameras

and it was a regular patrols of agra falls state park for officer janine cliffs are 2 women 2 moms crossing paths for one unintentional message as driving over the american red it's bridge. >>i saw a young lady with 2 adult females as i approached she. kind of froze up like very terrified and put her hands up. >>i thought we were in trouble and >>gonna go to jail when she. approached us and initially i thought we did something wrong. i mean i didn't know when she started to tear up and then she stopped to talk to my daughter and she was mom i just want to talk to donna because i pass and i saw the look on her face when pass and i and really don't want to think that like all. offices all by you know they're good office of brown captured the moment in this now viral video. >>she pulled her phone out. >>i'm hoping it doesn't end up on social media that's not trying to go. it did that was the reason why i recorded it because right before that she was asking me like she was afraid she was asking me about. the protests and the police and so i just thought that the timing was so perfect the hot ex

selling facial recognition systems to police as intense scrutiny fell ong policethods across the boar janine this report from the u.n. human rights office comes at an black lives matter few weeks, demonstrations right around the world and allegations of excessive police intervention, excessive use of force. what the u.n. was looking at here is the kinds of things that law enforcement agencies use around demonstrations, facial cognition is one of them and a surprising move, the u.n. said don't just control it. they want a moratorium on the use of facl recognition at peaceful protests. they say governments really need to first of all, guarantee how and why that data is being used, and that human rights are protected when it is emonstrations, peaceful demonstrations, should not be recorded anyway. enforcement officers to do that. >> next, new development on the deadly confrontation between indian and chinese troops m earlier thth. these new satellite images suggest china has built new structures thathe site of the ash we end left -- cla, which left indian troops dead. both sides accuse the othe

over the past 2 years ahead researcher janine mcmanus and a group of students have recorded the number of plant species in selected study sites. in addition the group evaluates the earth budgetary index the index is determined by the amount of green seen on the ground by satellites and allows researchers to compare plant growth in different regions over time. you can already start picking up changes in trains with the way the hood has been grazing especially over a longer eastern period and parts of the farm and the green. and it shows up quite pronounced and we compared to traditional farms where it isn't quite as pronounced and they seems to be quite a significant color it's just looking at the pixels alone you know and taking the green out of pixelization but from there to learn you can really start seeing a difference. there are many positive signs. areas that have been grazed by the herds on our seeing thicker plant growth. slowly while the animals are returning to the farm more than 500 antelope have been counted and even a leopard was recently started. a major success for dix ne

to mexico city on nov 10th and was granted political asylum replacing him as interim president was janine on yes. alleges conservative of european descent backed by the united states stands as a contrast to morale a socialist party and indigenous roots u.s. officials and some academics quickly supported the oas his findings and morality his ouster in fact u.s. secretary of state mike pompei a tweeted back in november quote fully support the findings of the oas official report recommending new elections in bolivia to ensure a truly democratic process representative of the people's will the credibility of the electoral system must be restored it's noted that there was likely some election fraud in bolivia so how much and where remains unclear the oas report was done quickly so it's likely not all the election data was thoroughly analyzed further some argue that the media's akko chamber added to the overall contention and confusion in a feb 27th that in the washington post to noted mit researchers disputed the oas report saying vitter research found no reason to suspect fraud writing that qu

. >> janine and i remember a world in which we didn't have much choice in terms of getting our work done. you could procrastinate for so long that it came out once a week. jenny may remember how msi bus. now i pay more attention [inaudible] it was something of a likabili likability. i would walk him in the morning since i was the essayist and lance was another wonderful essayist. we had a great group of guys and women. the editor would say to me what do we think of that. i have no idea what he was referring to but the chances of it being good for minimal. i would always say it's terrible and then i would find out what he was talking about. but at the end of the day you have to show up with something. >> someone here is sharing, where did it go. julie is sharing a great memory at the library association in boston handing out copies of your book. do you recall which book that was? >> [inaudible] >> having a great time handing out my own. [laughter] i think many of us wish we could do that. there's a question we traditionally ask at the beginning of the book group at the library before disc

janine borelli joining us to weigh in.ou heard three of the pillars from donald trump according to school choice for kids. you think that is enough? >> when you think about how these democrat run cities have been failing black americans for many years, career politicians when they went into office and looked at the cities today, nothing has changed. this is the right track and the president said before he was elected what do you have to lose? we have seen the results from this administration, record low unemployment before the pandemic hit and before these rights, record low unemployment for black americans, more jobs than people to fill them. americans were seeing wage increases in a check on a regular basis, people got bonuses that never got bonuses before because of the rollback in taxes and regulations benefiting americans and especially those in the black community who had been under democrat control for many years and democrat politicians care more about getting elected than they do about their constituents and their

watch waters world government janine and greg and you will have a great night. >> juan: don't ask beforerow night we have a great show for you, and we have dave rubin, the, he was a read reader. and that saturday, tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. watch it. >> jesse: martha maccallum, you are up next. >> martha: so just a reminder with everything going on tomorrow is the 76th anniversary of the invasion of normandy, d-day. i sat down with tom rice who is 98 years old. he jumped out of a plane on that day on june 6th. there is some video from an amazing trip last year. you will see my interview with him tonight. here is a piece of it. >> this is one of the closures for that jump. i will keep on going. >> martha: keep on going, thank you, tom. >> i'm not a dead man walking. >> martha: far from it. >> d-day, very difficult time, and seized in the night but for the most part, our rescuers. >> jesse: that was a great jump. juan williams. you are up. >> juan: hey, josie, do you remember that movie "back to the future"? take a look at this video, take a look. here you go, that is a 24-year-old british

we have judge janine and geraldo joining us live.ay night live concert, a very busy three hours kicks off, 14 minutes from now on the channel you trust. rob and jillian, back in a flash. if your gums bleed when you brush you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. at walgreens, we know summer may look different this year. luckily, we are right around the corner with safer ways to shop so you can enjoy the moments you do make. like making sure you have pool toys the whole family can try out. ♪ and never running out of sunscreen before playing in the yard. and if you do spend the day indoors, always have enough snacks. this summer, walgreens is making shopping safer, with touchless pay and drive thru pick up, so you can keep your summer going. walgreens >> the national anthem the next casualty of cancel culture. rob: the tulsa athletic announced soccer team will replace t

healthcare system and because it is friday we have our friday regulars, geraldo rivera and judge janine donald trump will accept the republican nomination for president in jacksonville, florida, they are moving to florida for the big speech, we will talk to rhonda mcdaniel about that. then white house economic council director larry kudlow will join us. a rough day on wall street but today looks better. thanks for joining us, "fox and friends" will start in 14 minutes. todd and carly will be back. i got an oriole here. eh. common bird. ooh look! over here! something much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. remarkable. fascinating. -very. it streams tons of your favorite shows and movies, plus the latest in sports news and... huh - run! the newest streaming app has landed on xfinity x1. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. just say "peacock" into your voice remote to start watching today. >> lawfully gathering and expressing first amendment rights, demanding we do

janine cook saw firsthand. she opened harriet's bookstore just a few months ago. now, without any support from the government, she is struggling to keep her business afloat. you opened your bookstore february 1st. it was not two weeks later that the stai in play in place order. tell us your story. >> it's designed to make sure that people have a place to celebrate women authors, artists, activist. that's what's important to us. and now you see how vital that type of book shop is because that is exactly what has been necessary and needed in our society as we speak. >> the government stepped in. they put small business loans, ppp in place. they said it should impact all businesses. it didn't help yours. >> that's okay. yeah, it hasn't helped us because we had just opened. we didn't really have like a big staff. we don't fit any of those eligibility requirement things. but what we did have is the support of the people and that's what we continue to have. people from all across the nation have stepped in to buy books from harriet's bookshop. they have sent support, se

hermosa, cruz mckai and daniel mcgolian, gavin delphin, harleen from burton, and jayleen from balboa, janine from ga galo and on our commission from lowell, as well, and judia consara and julia abergas and mia celestial from balance e boa. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, commissioner. >> so susan, solomon, are you there? >> thank you, president sanchez. i'm here, but unfortunately, i cannot announce the names of our scholarship recipients because i don't have the list yet. i really hope we can do this at the next meeting. >> we'll did it at the next one. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, susan. out so we'll move up item 5 right now, which is the mou discussions around the department and we're going to allow for public comment at the beginning of this -- actually, we'll have a little presentation. dr. matthews. >> thank you, president sanchez. >> i just wanted to make sure, i wanted to tell the public what i'm expecting, which is we'll have an hour of public comment and each person will be limited to one minute. and i want to thank one of my colleagues for suggesting this. we don't want