head and d our beach now we were on the offensive and it was the beginning of the end invasion of nistthose were the events that comprised "the big picture" from 1950. 20 to september 20, r thanks to tom for being with us. next week our "the big picture" will show our united nations on offensive. you will see us recapture seoul he fall of the north korean capital of pyongyang and air rop and you will see the missouri the big mo am action giving support to the ground will be a with us combat veteran who saw as it "the big part of picture." this is captain karl zimmerman with us then.o be [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020]

we will show you how these groups from syria overcame the horrors of war and nist top of the class heren germany. first, though, a group of residents in each of's capital, cairo -- egypt's capital cairo. the government says new highways are necessary to improve life in the crowded city in that apartment's were built illegally anyway, but lawyers and neighbors say the government is in the wrong. >> the view is certainly unusual, but it is not something enjoyable. the government is building a four-lane highway overpass just 50 centimeters from his balcony. soon, 700 50,000 cars and trucks will be whizzing past his home every day. the 55-year-old jokes about opening a snack bar. in reality, it's no laughing matter. "i find itit depressing. they didn't give us any warning. they started building without informing me. it has hit me really hard." the concrete monstrosity cuts right through a residential quarter of cairo, a middle-class area home to doctors, lawyers, and office workers, and a few small shops. they started building in september. the highway is designed to connect the south of th

more than 2 decades recent studies by mit and the national institute of standards and technology or nist have found that while the technology works relatively well on white men the results are less accurate for other demographics in part because they lack of diversity in the images they used to develop the underlying databases and this flaw in the programming has now made poor father of 2 robert williams famous famous for potentially being the 1st u.s. citizen arrest of break crime he did not commit because of a failed algorithm as n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden chillingly tweeted this is the story of your future told today. so let's take a dive into the bay's future dangers as we start watching the whole. you want to what's going on a city you street you want to. listen to what she says see the prices joyce state. rice grace suggests least systemic deception is to late show which will be some big deal as. well corben watching the hawks i am tired i'm. bored mr so look at this the 1st known case of facial recognition technology fingering someone for a crime did not commit whatsoever

just to be clear, in the u.s., the second wave is a really nist -- is really a misnomer because the firste never ended. francine: if you look at what the scoring will look like, what you look like first -- scarring will look like, what do you look like first? klaus: scarring is going to be more severe. it is put in place because they have less fiscal space for a variety of reasons. with the severe beating that theencies have experienced, scope for monetary policy is smaller. lastly, emerging markets tend to have weaker medical systems. so, limitations have to be more severe and longer-lasting. we also believe scarring is going to be somewhat larger in the u.s. than the euro area, so anre looking at more of l-shaped recovery. you're going to get an initial v in the third quarter, that clear. but the reason why it is much a medic in the u.s. is, first of a verye u.s., you've had steep increase in on a plummet, and-- in unemployment, resources are remaining high. but also, we think the u.s. economy was weaker. we expected a recession for different reasons. the proposition going into the cris

inform spectrum policy and that it's a joint effort that involves a bunch of federal agencies including nist, ntia, dod, nasa, nsf, and noaa. is there any evidence that it produces biased results? >> not at all because some of the agencies are a member of that group. >> and did this group nasctn, study the impact of the lpe signals in lagado spectrum on gps devices? >> they did, yes. >> and were dod comments heard and studied in this particular instance? >> i have no reason to think that they were not. >> i've seen arguments that the commission's decision would somehow impact taxpayer dollars because the department of defense as a result of the decision would be tasked with updating its government systems to comply. now, in the event that there is harmful interference, my understanding is that lagado is on the hook for replacing the affected government receivers. chairman pai, did that issue get addressed in the fcc's order? >> it did, senator. we imposed a condition on lagado to remedy any of those types of situations that could include for example prrks replacement of high precision. we're

jomari: en la forma mÁs saludable que he visto de cerrar un nist Árabe paz y -- instagram.o y jalapeÑo". [risas] carlos: jomari, tenÍas algo interesante. siempre dice que cuando viene un disco nuevo hacen algo increÍble las redes sociales. jomari: creo que stone un es una persecuciÓn por el disco, pero va regresar a las redes ando promocione un disco. nacho tambiÉn ataca la televisiÓn, pero luego quieren dar entrevista. no quieren hablar de los temas controversiales, pero quieren dar entrevista por el poder de la televisiÓn. mi forma de pensar es, si alguien ataca de televisiÓn que no salga en televisiÓn. tony: es que siempre lo vamos a entrevistar. jomari: queda un poco hipÓcrita. tony: un buen tema para preguntarle en caso de una entrevista. preguntarle por quÉ hace eso. jomari: pero ya le estÁs haciendo la entrevista. maity: escribe "no le hagan publicidad y van a ver que vuelve a la redecilla". carlos: me acuerdo del dÚo de chino y nacho, que no siempre era el mÁs alegre. nacho se ha vuelto muy polarizado con el tema de su paÍs. presentadora: sÍ. Él estÁ en contra del r