the oas.e has a long commute in this field, including within maryland's department of information and technology. which i know will come in handy here for this conversation. and last but not least, my colleague within the atlantic council. she is the director of the capacity building initiatives within the atlantic council technology programs, where she coordinates the overarching strategy for program capacity building efforts designed to five scale policymakers, break down silos to build communities of action, and develop the next generation of the global technology workforce. basically everything we have already touched on. so to kick us off, i wanted to turn to you, keith. assistant secretary nichols just announced the launch of the digital agenda for transformation in the americas data for cities initiative. to help us kick off this discussion, how well -- how will the u.s. trade and development agency support it? mr. eischeid: thank you very much, and first of all, thank you, valentina, f

i would love to call out the oas, because that comes to mind immediately.e training cyber professionals through our university training programs. we are trying to get them familiar with those frameworks that exist so they can go into the workforce and try to leverage those. really trying to see what small actions can have outsized impacts when it comes to the stability of cyberspace. taking it more predictable place. -- making it a more predictable place. ms. sader: for sure. we are going to make a comment? mr. vanjani: no doubt. folks are working from home. every company has become a cloud company, and governments as well. i think the surface of attack and new vector that exists are important. the other is on the resiliency side. no, redundancy side. we all remember what happened with crowdstrike earlier this year. right? that impacted -- i don't know, it was probably in the billions, the global economic impact. that single point of failure that all of these companies -- alta, i don't know how many flights were shut down -- that is important as well, to mi

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visit catredflags.com to learn about the signs of oa pain and how your vet can help.its american allies reeling in outrage by the emaciated state of three israeli hostages released after nearly 500 days in captivity by hamas terrorists in gaza. they're now barely recognizable. in a final act of humiliation with, hamas forcing one of them to peek, laughing at his -- to speak, laughing at his excitement to see his family while unaware his family were all murdered on october 7th. israel's ambassador to the u.n. demanding the u.n. condemn hamas for war crimes. ambassador danny danon joins us now. mr. ambassador, thank you for joining us. i have to ask you, when you first saw these three men emerge from captivity, what was the first thing you thought when you saw them? >> good morning. i was shocked. i was shocked because for more than a year, they claimed there was starvation in gaza, but the real starvation is the starvation of the hostages. when we saw the faces of the hostages, it looked like they came out from a concentration camp, you know? those ima imagines -- imag

. >> reporter: minda and can oa found out many would. supporters stood in solidarity accusing the trump administration of trying to eliminate the transgender community. >> if donald trump and his aauthoritarian regime are coming for our transresidents, they're going to have to come through us. >> reporter: one order directs the justice department to prosecute teachers who affirm the gender of trans and nonbi n ary students. >> transpeople are here to stay. we're not going any where. you can legislate it away or try to legislate us away. you can try to take away our rights. you can try to take away our bodily autonomous but we will be here forever. >> reporter: is monitoring how the executive orders are implemented. >> regardless of what donald trump says, transgender people have a fundamental right under the united states constitution to equal protection under the law. >> reporter: the fight to feel equal is one reason why kanoa and minda felt compelled to speak out as well. >> i love my child unconditionally. not in spite of who they ar

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a couple of us think from the oas perspective and our core pillars are to promote democratic principalsand protect human rights in development and security across the region. i also don't see a lot of our linemen at the national level perhaps from those core principals and i think the foundation should be on those core principals and from a national perspective and we talked a little bit about the data and protections, data protection and they all bring their own data and so on. what is the appetite of each nation in terms of the sovereignty entered to national sovereignty in digital and citizen sovereignty but what i mean by that is what is, how much autonomy and control to want to have over the implementing the infrastructure as well as the data. i think those are things that we had to keep in mind as well. >> i wanted to talk to you especially on the point he just made but also as a follow-up to the conversation that we just heard about the imports the digital literacy and this is something that goes directly to your expertise here at the council but what role can education play in s

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they held up anti-trump signs and called his recent policies, quote, anti-democratic and were part oa a grassroots movement that organized 50 protests in 50 states on one day. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. nba all-star weekend is in the books, and it appears to have been a success. this was the first of three major sporting events planned for the bay area over the next year and a half. it will be followed by super bowl 60 and the world cup. ktvu james torres reports from san francisco on how this past weekend seems to be a good sign of things to come. >> from paradesev nba all star game, san francisco kept busy. >> pretty wild. everyone's there. they're hyped. everyone's wearing their journey jerseys, so you get to see that everyone has a different favorite fan and no, no seating room. but that's what keeps it exciting. >> excitement packed the city, and so did the thousands of people exploring what nba all-star weekend had to offer. the host city impressed nba commissioner adam silver. >> i had the opportunity since i've been commissioner to be here, here quite a lot, giv

. >> reporter: the fight to feel equal is one reason why kan oa and minda felt the need to speak outwell. >> i love my child unconditionally. not in spite of who they are but exactly for who they are. >> i want you to all understand that i was born this way. nobody made me nonbinary. i am just who i am. >> ignorance above all. i was hoping if we could humanize the story. we're real people. i'm just a mom. this is just my kid. all right. we're not trying to under mine the fundamental goodness of america or anything like that. right. i'm just trying to raise a child. >> city jobs are on the chopping block in oakland as a budget crisis deepens. the city has announced about 100 lay offs affecting workers across more than a dozen different departments. the heaviest cuts are landing on the public works department and on the police department. though no sworn police officers are impacted. councilman ken houston tells us he is confident the cuts won't impact every day services but the lay offs have sparked outrage from union leaders. >> as far as i'm concerned, this was not done properly at

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as oas a consequence we would ue that, around the 5900 level that we would ease that in here we think an opportunity. maria: are you expecting a bad cpi number tomorrow? how important is the consumer price index to you tomorrow morning 8:30 a.m.? >> yeah, i don't expect a bad one, just not necessarily a great one. a great one would be obviously numbers that are well below where consensus estimates are and i don't expect to see that necessarily so it's going to probably just reinforce the fed's position of kind of being on hold and the market anticipating about one and-a-half rate cuts between now and year end. maria: we'll leave it there. mark, always a pleasure. thanks so much. >> thank you, maria. maria: quick break and then an ice memo that leaked apparently revealed a planned crackdown on iillegals in los angeles and we understand the fbi could be behind it. we're talking with the boss, border czar tom homan is here on the trump administration's battle against biden's border crisis. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ (vo) weight loss. for

. >> there wasasn't really much oa li to fight back against this. so just hoping that, you know, they give us more time to, you know, find a solution for it. >> 227 student athletes will have to find new schools. sonoma state's only relevant response, quote, sonoma state appreciates jalen's passion and support for the university, unquote. sonoma state is one of the nation's most beautiful rural campuses, and it's in the heart of sonoma wine country. >> i think a lotf it is bigger than sports. i think we're not realizing how much of an impact that sonoma state sports actually has on the community. >> it brings everybody together to the games. just the teams, the sportsmanship. >> employees and the community are fighting back with the civil rights complaint. social media campaigns, local organizing and coming litigation. >> there's a big legislative hearing on friday, a town hall with all the local assemblymen, legislators, mike thompson from is coming back from dc. >> many say that losing this fight would be the end of several csu campuses. >> i woul

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recently we participated in an event in buenos aires with the object of recognizing on behalf of the oas the efforts of individuals and institutions of the argentinian traditional branch in the fight against anti-semitism. i would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the new presidents of the ira in 2026, argentina, the first -- country in latin america to hold the position since the creation of the organization. i'm sure we can all agree that we have had a very challenging year, but i believe that it is increasingly clear that what the weapons are that we have to combat anti-semitism around the world. were responsible control of digital, investment in information and awareness, education, legislation and law enforcement make up the list of instruments to be used in the new cycle. we hope that 2025 may be a year of peace and understanding, where hate finds no place to thrive. thank. mr. eydelnant: thank you, and thank you to all our panelists for sharing your expertise and vision for the future. we have about five minutes left, but i would like to take at least one question from

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those include use of force oas ,oid complaints, eeo dpa fire collisions and vehicle pursuits . so looking at indicate a points for the third quarter of 2024 we're going to look at since we don't have much use of force data we're going to concentrate on dpa complaints and iae complaints. so for q3 of 2024 there was actually a decrease in dpa complaints. there was a 2.3% decrease and there was a 64.5% decrease in iab complaints for the third quarter. >> looking at the indicator points by station i'm sorry. >> central and southern were tied with in second with 18 indicator points for a third order but tenderloin had the most indicator points with 37 for alerts in q3 of 2020 for 30 members generated at least one alert and there was one member who generated two alerts in that quarter for alerts by the station mission had 6.5 total alerts for third quarter and tenderloin had 15 alerts for the third quarter. >> interventions i'm happy to say we were able to close out one act one intervention during the third quarter of 2024 and we have one current intervention. >> this slide is a time

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