attempted to drive his car into one pedestrian but was unsuccessful he center in here to berlin a platts which is the center of town and is sort of being the center of new year's eve celebrations last night people letting off fireworks that sort of thing here he's driven into a group of people and he's injured four of them syrians at afghans one of those people was seriously injured soon after that you don't drive to essen which is about twelve kilometers away and he's attempted to do the same thing there with less success nama seriously injured there in terms of a motive when he was arrested he barely made his xenophobic statements to police and this was later backed up by the interior minister who said he had a clear intent to murder foreigners. but they're also working on the idea that he possibly has mental illness as well and i know so how are people reacting where you are there in. here packed up everyone is relatively calm people i've spoken to either don't know about it or they're they're they're all quite calm there was going to be a. celebration today it's the one hundred year

his car into a pedestrian here pot shop he was unsuccessful there but then he drove on to berlin a platts where i am now and he drove his car into a group of four people or interest of people with four people were injured. one person seriously one of the victims was also a child after that he's driven onto essen where he attempted to drive into another group but was unsuccessful they're. arrested. police when he was arrested he said xenophobia statements to police which led them to suspect it was racially motivated attack. and later the interior minister gave a speech here and he said it was clear that this man was trying to to kill foreigners. course this is not the first time foreigners have been targeted for attack here in germany. this is probably the largest incident was in camden it's earlier this year in august there were huge scenes of far right extremists protests targeting foreigners in the city of camden it's videos showing people chasing down foreigners there and there was a recent study released in november that showed racist attitudes are perhaps gaining stronger traction he

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or some of the other examples are being kicked off for their political beliefs or wet i shall the platt -- or whether the platforms are looking for hate speech, incitement, and removing those people because they are consistent pro -- propagators of that material, does this speech border on hate speech or veer into hateful tactics. they get removed. and then this a lot of political cache to say i was censored for my political beliefs. we are just beginning to understand the subtle ways algorithm choices matter. the easier claim, it's censorship, it's politics and done deliberately can slip in and bring uncertainty. >> back to your book, "custodians of the internet," the company said it profited most of by selling the platforms of participatory culture. >> if we take a long view. some of the notions of what the web was promising to be which was everyone gets to speak, everything can be found, we don't have gatekeeper. there was an early notion before youtube and facebook. the idea of posting a website and posting in chat rooms was offered as a free and open environment. the reality was th

year and three months later the dutch safety board published a report that is itself a platts m.h. seventy crashed because often. i have three well for and or i have the today just outside of the arrow playing the best the left side of the cockpit the report didn't blame any specific group or person an estimated a very wide area of three hundred twenty kilometers as a zone from which the missiles fired at the same time the russian producer of boog missiles day conducted its own independent investigation. that they speeded me up the fullest. lou of the delegates i mean if you like it the nist is up a school during the experiment they blew up a retired airliner with a bouquet missile and came to the conclusion that the malaysian plane was brought down by the older type of missiles not used by russia anymore but still in the possession of ukraine the company claims that the missile was launched from the territory controlled by the ukrainian military. one would expect that these controversial results would again stir up public interest in the investigation but the tragedy of malaysian

not only where there'll these rules or some shoulds about what the platte warms needed to be wary of but they found they had to take some role. the challenge i think is that on the one hand they are making decisions like this terror war photo words right at the edge. they have different reasons for it. maybe something is acceptable for one community or one culture and unacceptable to another so they are making fine-tuned decisions that are are ready contested and they are having to filter the absolute worst. people love to look at the heading videos and animal cruelty and child cruelty and extreme pornography. i wonder about the process, the sensitizing process of asking someone to grapple with the worst things they can possibly see in to be subtle enough to make these kinds of gray area distinctions. >> host: you go on to as the second question according to whose criteria? >> guest: that's right. this comes to the question we asked earlier previews are private companies and they are nominally allowed to set their own criteria. they can set egregious criteria but they obviously want

i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with draft questionnaire and you're singing platt planning for my president to come and meet president on december first he said he was not ruling out jerusalem as part of your capital as well i'm going to tell you facts from. him mr questioner camorra fifty eight of the somebody who supports thirty from the wrong but first of december you're supposed to sign on not moving the embassy and you said to me you're not going to do it i said then my present purpose counsel you want to make my presence on the fifth and the glare from the six three make him look like he's colluding with you so you can do that so they can do that and if you do less if you would not do some of those as cover to you would have disqualified yourself from any at all and the best probably look at the fact remains you can't get on with this administration you're not going to work if you say you said they're not only brokers. but you've accused them of not being honest brokers over the years you've worked with many u.s. administrations who were much better disposed

hill reports prime minister it's reason may has already suffered another setback to have brakes at platts. the british government is preparing the country for life outside the european union in particular for the possibility of leaving without a deal it's not a pretty picture queues of trucks shortages of food and medicine it is for many in parliament a worst case scenario but one that grows more possible by the day. hardly surprising then that those opposed to a no deal breaks it are doing all they can to prevent it i believe the government should rule out known to you but i think if it went unpunished must make sure that it has the powers to decide if it comes to the crunch it is time for members of parliament on all sides start ruling out deeply down to options to a country voting by a majority in favor of a measure that blocks public spending on a no deal outcome m.p.'s on both sides demonstrated their opposition to the government's current course. it's a significant defeat for the government here the successful amendment to the finance bill tabled by the opposition labor party with w

call my and his team have been working for days at the platts your del part on the villa that belonged to a sultan then to an opera singer and then a german banker from berlin it was from here that our tour fund winner removed the decorative dome in one thousand nine hundred one. it was replaced by a poor copy. of this one it's really a great feeling to be able to get a sense of the dome's original setting because this not only the aromas the views through the windows all make for an entirely different experience than if you're standing in a museum and looking up in a dimly lit room or good. every detail of the chamber is carefully documented with a high performance scanner. watching the lengths being gone to here one can't help but ask why berlin doesn't just return the dome to its original home the archaeologist call such considerations a historical. people previously gonna believe that the dome was brought to berlin legally there's no question about it that it now has its own story and that story includes that of its previous owner the german banker who acquired it and brought it to

living in north platte, nebraska at the time. >> okay. >> here we are at sfo.inor delays this morning because of the low clouds. we've got rain, then a chance of showers today. our best chance of getting wet is this morning. up in the north bay, we have a chance of steady rain along the 101 corridor during the overnight hours while the rest of us will be humid and warmer than average. it will be dry for a while after we get through sunday's storm. here's a look at. the center clouds down to the south. that's why you see the 60s. better chance of rain will be across the north bay. that's why you're in the mid to upper 50s. tonight, you can see the green across the north bay. the rest of us are mainly cloudy. upper 40s to low 50s. our best radar return. deer valley road. marsh creek road towards vasco road. that's where the driving will be tricky. we have light rain moving across the altamont pass and the sunol grade. high pressure flexes its muscles and builds in and pushes the storm track to the north. we're going to be on a mild and humid air mass. when the su

they were nelson aldrich, william boyd allison, orville platt, and john spooner. republicans and part of a very strong dominance in the senate. they tended to be, not all of them, but men of great wealth themselves. >> there is a tight connection between business and parties and governments. in the popular press you get this idea of the millionaires club. whenever a cartoonist wanted to depict the u.s. senate, they drew a big moneybag with a senator's head sticking out of the top. in a sense, money was the equivalent of power election to the u.s. senate. >> cartoons, magazines, they often look at the senate as this kind of cesspool of big business corruption. to some extent, it was. there were briberies going on, there were business deals going on. ♪ >> this became a real scandal, a national scandal. the muckrakers really drew attention to the end of the 19th century, talking about the treason of the senate, the senators millionaires club. >> the treason of the senate was a series of articles -- very much part of the muckraking tradition of journalism of the day.

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