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people like georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger, gabriel sterling and philadelphia's al schmidt. now we can add steven richard's name along with jack sellers and bill gates who wrote this, if we encourage this madness much longer we will lose credibility

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schmidt, it's nice to see you.ing to sum up the sort of state of play here. have i missed anything important in terms of the consequences, the implications of this plea agreement today? >> i think the thing that stood out to me the most was the amount of additional documentation and information in the agreement that was sort of backed up greenberg which was not reliant on him. it was the venmo payments, it was the amount of text messages, the amount of meetings they had, the specific date. but i saw there is i don't know if the government is thinking and we are not omnipotent, but you could see the government sending a signal that says, look, it's not just greenberg. we've been working on this investigation for a long time. here are all the details of every single interaction joel greenberg had with a 17 year old girl. i know others are under investigation, and we know gates is, and here is the government saying here is as additional evidence. this was an 86-page plea agreement. the longest plea agreement i've ever

schmidt: welcome and greetings from charlottesville, virginia.mocracy initiatives memory project for our launch event today, this afternoon i'm jalane schmidt, associate professor of religious studies at the university of virginia. and i am the director of the memory project. the university of virginia democracy initiative integrates research, teaching, and public engagement on democracy by , bringing together a diverse range of scholars, government leaders, and practitioners, to study and advance the prospects of democracy in the united states and around the world. within the democracy initiative

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schmidt: no, i want to hear more. michele: well, jalane, thank you very much for bringing us together for this conversation, which feels essential in this moment. and even though we're talking about difficult things, i think it may feel a bit like balm in that we are seeing a path forward for a country, that is most like the home of the brave and land of the free and also the land of amnesia. we have a hard time facing up to a difficult past. i am honored to have this conversation with you, susan. and very honored to be a part of this inaugural effort, as the memory project moves forward. before we begin, i want to invite people who are listening along to participate in a poll. you have a chance to -- on zoom, you can find at the bottom of your screen -- actually now it , is in the middle of your screen. you can see the question, this is the introductory polling question we're asking people just to get a baseline sense of what people think about this core question. do you think confederate monuments should remain wher

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helle thorning-schmidt, part of the facebook oversight board.k to talking about the supply chain issues. the latest on how the chip crunch is hitting the auto industry. we will speak to ceo of auto supply. that conversation is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. half an hour into our trading session. european market, broadly speaking is up on the stoxx 600. let's get into the sector details. u.s. futures also improving over the last hour. this is the picture we have for you in terms of the sector moves across the european market. auto parts are moving to the upside. we will talk to cottonelle shortly. -- continental shortly. i want to get to another sector and the market reaction we are seeing. this is the pharmaceutical sector the eu has backed a proposal to discuss waiting vaccine patient protections. this is around whether vaccine protections should apply around covid vaccines. we saw some heavy selling in chinese vaccine sellers overnight. now we see the narrative moving into europe. it seems europeans

attorney general eric schmidt, thank you so much for joining us today. appreciate it. all right.mental health, privacy advocates. we look forward to working with legislators and regulators including the nation's attorneys general. we will see what happens. and what they decide to do with instagram for kids. ashley: let's look at this live video of migrants crossing the rio grande in texas. this is live. we have seen this every day, never-ending column of people making their way north across the rio grande river into del rio, texas, in this case. we spoke with a reporter on the river earlier in the broadcast who said he showed a heartbreaking video of three, five young girls just abandoned by a smuggler in the desert, absolutely awful and this is ongoing, those are live pictures. now this was after the colonial cyber attack the fbi is mourning more tax are imminent. hillary vaughan is on capitol hill as the senate has been holding up hearing on cybersecurity. what are the lawmakers saying? >> reporter: dhs cyberchief is testifying, facing a lot of questions about this colonial pip

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schmidt professor of war, conflict, and society in 20th century america professor at texas christian university. her research focuses on the ways 20th century wars have shaped and been shaped by american society and culture. her work also

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some of even developed a telephone phobia psychologist barbara schmidt. you know is that if you think of embarrassment. yes when there's an silence or if i don't know the answer to a question. it's some presence. barbara smith researches anxieties and hypnosis at the university of vienna she believes that simple hypnosis techniques can help with telephone call anxiety. you take the telephone in your hand in the number hold it up to you hear. all these actions can trigger a feeling that can be anchored through transfer example. i can say that everything will go smoothly and this feeling then becomes connected to every single one of those actions and those actions then trigger the feeling that things will go well it works brilliantly and it's so simple and restrict. lay on merit like the idea and hope it'll help them choose to make telephone calls more often in future you know. i was. in good shape your weekly health show on t.w. covers many aspects of health care we look at what's new in medical treatment nutrition fitness and beauty. we talk about these t

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of depressing when you can't figure it out, then you are in a bad mood and his colleague mathias schmidt. my also spends a lot of time in front of the computer. often these multitasking worst case scenario, it hits you all at once, the entire day, long, various stages of things. you could sit down and say, monday i'll do only the one thing tuesday. the other in practice though that's difficult. they both work for tony. a company that is looking to develop an intelligent software system that automatically supply staff with only as much work as they can complete the employees have to wear a pulse moment while on the job. a video cam films their face said that the supposed to monitor their mood and emotional state based on that data, the software will decide how much work they can handle. at that moment, marco maya helped develop the software. he's looking at charlie's data to try to figure out how his colleague was feeling about his work right then. and what his emotional state was like. if you find the task difficult or easy was he may be at risk of feeling over extended over a longer per

of depressing when you can't figure it out, then you are in a bad mood and his colleague mathias schmidt. my also spends a lot of time in front of the computer of these multitasking worst case scenario. it hits you all at once, the entire day, long, various stages of things. you could sit down and say, monday i'll do only the one thing tuesday. the other in practice though that's difficult. they both work for tony. a company that is looking to develop an intelligent software system that automatically supply staff with only as much work as they can complete the employees have to wear a pulse moment a lot on the job. a video cam films their face said that the supposed to monitor their mood and emotional state based on that data, the software will decide how much work they can handle. at that moment, marco maya helped develop the software. he's looking at charlie's data to try to figure out how his colleague was feeling about his work right then. and what his emotional state was like. if you find the task difficult or easy was he may be at risk of feeling over extended over a longer period.

but those are taking the human to human resources, actually work. elizabeth layman and multi audi schmidt report. me these people all have at least one thing in common. they're considered attractive by conventional standards in a beauty contest held by the mobile app, beauty dot ai, the finalists were chosen by an all robot jury. the result guaranteed to be objective. over 6000 celsius were submitted from all over the world. mm. but surprisingly, nearly all of the winners were white. it turns out the artificial intelligence was trained using data from central europe and wasn't good at assessing faces from elsewhere. joy bold on weeny is one of the leading a i researchers. she's sounding the alarm about serious discrimination. we really have to think about widespread, mysterious, and destructive algorithms that are increasingly being used to make decisions that impact more aspects of our lives. so who gets hired or fired? do you get that loans? you get insurance or you admitted into the college that you wanted to get into. when recruiting new staff, a number of firms in germany use a softw

but does taking the human out of human resources actually work elizabeth layman and multi audience schmidt report. these people all have at least one thing in common they're considered attractive by conventional standards. in a beauty contest held by the mobile beauty dot ai the finalists were chosen by an all robot jury the results guaranteed to be objective. over 6000 selfies were submitted from all over the world. but surprisingly nearly all of the winners were white. it turns out the artificial intelligence was trained using data from central europe and wasn't good at assessing faces from elsewhere. join bolam wienie is one of the leading ai researchers. she's sounding the alarm about serious discrimination. we really have to think about widespread mysterious and destructive algorithms that are increasingly being used to make decisions that impact more aspects of our lives so who gets hired or fired you get that loan do you get insurance or you admitted into the college that you wanted to get into. recruiting new staff a number of firms in germany using ai software that analyzes the ap

and for more let's bring in now neil schmidt he is the foreign affairs spokesperson for germany's social democrats the junior partner in angela merkel's governing coalition welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us what is your reaction to the violence the loss of life that we are seeing right now in israel. well this is a trust terrible you know in a few days we're going to see the end of ramadan we see a very important holy holy day for muslims in palestine and all over the region and so what tensions are should be stopped immediately and unfortunately hamas has chosen to take the sort of once again rockets and this kind of terrorists attack us that are stopped by must be stopped immediately and given you know that situation on the ground how do you see the role of germany and the e.u. what more can be done to help diffuse the tension. it's very difficult for 3rd parties to defuse tensions at this on time. of course of both sides should contribute to the escalation and so we have seen some mistakes made by these radar men when it comes to restricting the exodus to the

and for example one of the members of the board the former danish prime minister helle a turning schmidt told journalists earlier the oversight board is clearly telling facebook that they can't just invent new underwritten rules when it suits them so who is this this oversight board with where they come from what are they do but it's a board that was. sort of like. brought to life a year ago by facebook it's funded by facebook it's 20 technology experts from around the world it includes former politicians it includes journalists a lot of lawyers academics and it's funded by facebook but the idea for it is to be independent and to assess you know very prominent cases of content moderation right so the board sends a decision back to facebook says yes you can do it with a new rules but you have to put a time limit on it facebook then comes back and says ok we'll put this time limit on is that then the end of it all does donald trump get to say no i still object well i don't think donald trump really has a say in that the question is going to be what is facebook going to decide in 6 months f

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to help us understand what the buyer whitehouse is doing and what it means i'm joined by benjamin schmidt. benjamin served as european energy security advisor at the us state department. he's now a fellow at harvard university in join. be tonight from washington. d. c. benjamin . it's good to have you back here on the day. is the decision to waive sanctions? is it a sign that the by the administration is making it about face? are the sanctions becoming more of a risk than a safe guard? hi brain. great to be back and let's just step back for a 2nd and look at what is actually happened today. and there's been a lot of churn in the media about depress reports in terms of headlines that suggest the budget ministration has effectively thrown in the towel when it comes to opposition and work to stop gas problems north spring to pipeline. but for the moment, the analysis of what is taking place does show a different picture. first of all, according to reports, including the act, us report, as well as politico and others that have been mentioned by the ministry in fact is planning. and in, as i u

to help us understand what the buyer whitehouse is doing and what it means i'm joined by benjamin schmidt. benjamin served as european energy security advisor at the us state department. he's now a fellow with harvard university join me tonight from washington. d. c. benjamin. it's good to have you back here on the day. is the decision to waive sanctions? is it a sign that the by the administration is making it about face? are the sanctions becoming more of a risk than a safe guard? hi brain. great to be back and let's just step back for a 2nd and look at what is actually happened to be. and there's been a lot of churn in the media about depressed reports in terms of headlines that suggest the budget ministration as effectively thrown in the towel. when it comes to opposition and work to stop gas problems north spring to pipeline. but for the moment the analysis of what is taking place does show a different picture. first of all, according to reports, including the actual report, as well as politico and others that have been mentioned the by the ministry in fact is planning. and in, as i

said throughout this session there will be critical supply and needs in the next few days i think mr schmidt i can hear the noise of maybe a drone actually above us sort of a buzzing noise around that makes me think about the conversations that you have with the israelis i'm sure that you give them the exact coordinates for your facilities so that they don't get bombed how do those conversations actually go. i mean we have a long established process i think every 6 months we update them on all our installations so they have those coordinates i must say during this current war the conversations have been difficult my understanding i wasn't here but in 2014 we much more early on had humanitarian corridors you know where there was a lot in the fighting and we could move to installations bring material and so on and so far in day 7 or 8 of this they have not granted that they've also not granted to us to bring in and out of people you know so it's at the moment it's very difficult conversations a big important part also is that they are hitting striking very close to our installations my main of

on cofounder of axios, coming to you from arlington virginia and our final guest is helen boarding schmidt, former prime minister of denver and member of the facebook board, welcome to axios. >> i'm happy to see you. >> you have diplomatic business, philanthropic connections all over the world and i know social justice has been very important to you for your whole career. is it fair to say with this decision, the board prioritized immediate harm over longer-term social issues like free-speech area. >> we very much are concerned with free-speech and this is one of the reasons why i joined oversight from the beginning and also fighting for free speech in my own country and anywhereywelse . this is about free speech is not absolute and there are things that for example if you incite harm, and also does it in the moment, it is actually shows the basics, that free speech itis not accident date and that you can't actually in sight harm as mister trump did so i don't think this is where choosing one thing about the other . if free-speech is extremely important and is one of the most important hum

so it's a catch and release program and mike schmidt, the d and portland has done an incredible disturbancethe people live here and the entire community, not to mention peopl that would ever go visit, why would you? >> they catch and keep. kitchen keep would be my philosophy. >> i would be catch and release but from a bridge. >> a short little bridge so the land comfortably in the water. >> it is as if he abridges for it can get lots of fog too. hard to identify. just putting that out there. >> speaking of hard to identify what happens because at some point this antifa thing is goin to die down. how did they get jobs? do we end up just taking care o these idiots? >> nobody's working. and antifa all you have oi (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >> it's the unc versus the cdc. the broadcaster had to

of depressing when you can't figure it out, then you are in a bad mood and his colleague mathias schmidt. my also spends a lot of time in front of the computer of these multitasking worst case scenario. it hits you all at once, the entire day, long, various stages of things. you could sit down and say, monday i'll do only the one thing tuesday. the other in practice though that's difficult. they both work for tony. a company that is looking to develop an intelligent software system that automatically supply staff with only as much work as they can complete. the employees have to wear a pulse monitor on the job. a video cam films their face the supposed to monitor their mood and emotional state. based on that data, the software will decide how much work they can handle. at that moment, marco maya helped develop the software. he's looking at charlie's data to try to figure out how his colleague was feeling about his work right then. and what his emotional state was like. this the all you find the task difficult or easy was he may be at risk of feeling over extended over a longer period. ah

i remember eric schmidt saying there was a war for talent in silicon valley, and that was a decade agois that part of the reason, that they don't want to lose people and want to make sure they retain the best? >> they have a lot of competitors going remote for recruiting and retention, and that is a new aspect google has to think about. google has historically invested a lot in real estate and offices. they have rearranged their offices to operate more post-pandemic, where they have hybrid offices where they can have people talk in video conference rooms as it they are there, so they have invested a lot of time to have people return to the office, so i don't think they have given up on that, but they are certainly much more amenable to employee concerns than they were a few years ago. emily: it will be interesting to see the position they take now. as more companies like google give employees the option to work from anywhere, the migration from cities to suburbs continues. this as mortgage rates in the u.s. did to the lowest levels in months as more americans compete for inventory that

so it's a catch and release program and mike schmidt, the d and portland has done an incredible disturbancethe people live here and the entire community, not to mention peopl that would ever go visit, why would you? >> they catch and keep. kitchen keep would be my philosophy. >> i would be catch and release but from a bridge. >> a short little bridge so the land comfortably in the water. >> it is as if he abridges for it can get lots of fog too. hard to identify. just putting that out there. >> speaking of hard to identify what happens because at some point this antifa thing is goin to die down. how did they get jobs? do we end up just taking care o these idiots? >> nobody's working. and antifa all you have to do i apply for unemployment and get $300 that's happening until at least september. if they can't get that busboy job they aspire to it's not going to happen. >> now, are you fox and friends elitist with your curvy couches and the segments that you can come up in here and bash the busboys? >> it's always one or the other one. >> you are ungrateful about the busboys then you are antifa

and for example one of the members of the board the former danish prime minister helle a turning schmidt told journalists earlier the oversight board is clearly telling facebook that they can't just invent new underwritten rules when it suits them so who is this this oversight board with where they come from where they do but it's a board that was. sort of like. brought to life a year ago by facebook it's funded by facebook it's 20 technology experts from around the world it includes former politicians it includes journalists a lot of lawyers academics and it's funded by facebook but the idea for it is to be independent and to assess you know very prominent cases of content moderation. so the board sends a decision back to facebook says yes you can do it with a new rules but you have to put a time limit on it facebook then comes back and says ok i will put this time limit on is that then the end of it all does donald trump get to say no i still object well i don't think donald trump really has a say in that the question is going to be what is facebook going to decide in 6 months from now

sympathized on social media with supporters who stormed the capitol that very day, helle thorning-schmidtf facebook's oversight board said it was up to facebook, not its self-created committee, to decide what to do with the former president's accounts. >> we upheld the facebook decision from the 7th of january where they took mr. trump off the platforms. and we said that was the right decision because mr. trump's content actually created harm, real-life harm. that was the right decision. but we also said to facebook th an arbitrary penalty. >> reporter: instead the board gave facebook six months to pick a penalty for president trump that is consistent with facebook's rules for severe violations. facebook for its part said it will now consider the board's decision and determine an action that is clear and proportionate. in the meantime, the former president remains locked out of his facebook and instagram accounts and off all major social media platforms after a permanent ban by twitter and an indefinite suspension by youtube. he responded on an old-fashioned website saying free speec hout

schmidt professor of war, conflict, and society in 20th century america professor at texas christian university. her research focuses on the ways 20th century wars have shaped and been shaped by american society and culture. her work also examines women's history from a women's military and wartime experience, and the relationship between the u.s. military and gender. she is the author of officer, nurse, woman, the army nurse corps in the vietnam war, and the editor of the religious handbook on gender, war, and the u.s. military. her latest book, the girls next door, american women and military recreation, will be released in early 2019. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming doctor kara dixon vuic. [applause] [applause] >> hello, good afternoon. thanks for hanging in there with us. i want to say, i'm really honored to be here. as laura mentioned, i have a position that's named after a student who joined the marine corps and lost his life in afghanistan in 2011. his parents, his family, or whole host of friends created this position. has his father says, he knows the costs