fill out personal and medical histories and answer mental health surveys mu as he would at a doctor's ofcebut, there is no oversight protected oversight. duke university found data brokers were selling information. many removed personal information but some included names and addresses of invidual seeking care. justin is a senior fellow who runs the brokerage project and overw this recent report. thank you for being here. i imagine people would be alarmed to know the data brokers are selling this information, especially to is connectedo their names. can you give us a sense of how specific is the data that is being sold? >> absolutely. we uncovered a range of data about all continental health conditions. it ranges from depression and anxiety to ptsd, ocd. people battling trauma and people who strokes. if you imagine a spreadsheet with rose, perhaps it was like how many people in the zip code have depression? they might have the data but the broker was not selling people's names. we found cases where there would be names attached and addresses or emails, and even data on race and ethnicity a

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the cold war to promote east west dialogue. ukraine wants russia to be expelled, but the rules of the ofc make that unlikely. natalia peeper is a ukranian member of parliament. she came to the hope brig indiana to take part in the o. s. e 's parliamentary assembly. but now that she's here, she won't be going inside. why? because the russian delegation has arrived and martyrs are in prison. it this reason why fi are boycotting as this session of o. s. c, because martyrs is on the table of negotiation. delegations representing ukraine and lithuania are boycotting the event, and a slovakian member of parliament left the assembly on behalf of ukraine. we must not let these warmongers win. not now, not ever allowed. okay. and yet the president of the parliamentary assembly believes that russians should be present, but thinks that now was not the right time for dialogue with russia coming one year into this offered war. it is indeed the momentum to further increase pressure on russia on to do or we can to ensure that you're hearing it words unified support for ukraine. makita put her eye of hea

a good reason to be there and the group of opposition, moldova empties a raising the issue with the ofc, and this is after they won't russia all the possible provocations with ukrainian drones reportedly flying overhead. now we don't know the numbers, some media outlets are putting the figure, some 20000 soldiers must on the borders, but this is of course unconfirmed. at this stage, moto has responded. it said that it has not identified a threat on it. she cranium border, but the russian defense ministry described the numbers they as significant his their statements, the russian defense ministry has recorded a significant accumulation of personnel and military equipment of ukrainian units near the border with trans, mr. the deployment of artillery and firing positions, as well as an unprecedented increase in flights of unmanned aircraft, of the armed forces of ukraine over the territory of the trend. mr. republic. the implementation of a plan's provocation by the ukranian authorities poses a direct threat to the russian peacekeeping. force deployed legally entrenched. mr . i think he's

[inaudible] >> we are lucky i saw was declining on the list ofc baby names but catherine i are keepingit up. anyway, for agriculture one of my former bosses said it's more of a regional issue. think everyone agrees with that. there's different types of agriculture across the entire country. nutrition is largely handled in a similar way. but the agate division sometimes can determine why settlement votes for a farmville or not. it is a tight margin for the senate the to passing 60 votes for those not 60 votes on either side of the aisle. there hasn't been for very long time. they have always relied -- we have always relied on passing it by part bipartisan support. the agriculture is something not as many people pay attention too. nutrition you hear about in every district because there's hunger in every district. but that is why they can be a short attention span for members on the committee. people on the committee stick together. people who are off the hill stick m together to make sure there is continuing support in this area. even from a smaller committee smaller voice we are still

the context of all of the other factors, there are 40 factout all sorts of things that the admission ofce is looking at. you haven't demonstrated or shown e situation in which all ook at's race and take from that stereotypes and other things. they are looking at the full person with all of these characteristics. >> our point is all these other characteristics are not part of the constituti. the use of race as classification is part of the constitu >> but has to be used, doesn't it? ju because someone checks a box, what if they check thebox the university sees that but doesn't look at,it doesn't take into account in any way in the application, you have a tutional violation just because the student voluntarily, ntarily said i'm an african american but then never comes into play? >> if university admissions press instructs readers not to takethat into account or to not ar any benefit towards admission on basis, then that is not necessarily a problem. >> no instruction, it just never actually comes into play because if you say that, what i think you are saying is that people haveto mask their