slater. also emphasize the importance of counter speech, counter narratives, and direction. i recognize that every single one of us in this room is completely committed to free speech and democracy. just as every single one of us is committed to countering terrorism and disinformation. all, the reason we oppose terrorism and disinformation is precisely because of the harm that they do. to democracy, and liberty. before i say anything further, i do have to stress something that i know everybody here knows, but many members of the public did not. that the social media companies are not bound by the first amendment free-speech guaranty. so, none of us have a free-speech right to air any content on the platforms at all. conversely, they have their own free- speech rights to choose what will be and what will not be on the platforms. so, it would be unconstitutional, of course, for congress to purport to tell them what they must put up in what they must take down, to the extent that the takedowns w

slater to summarize his testimony for five minutes. mr. slater: chairman thompson, ranking member rogers, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i appreciate your leadership of radicalization online and welcome the opportunity to discuss google's work in these areas. my name is derek slater, and i am the global director of information that google. -- at google. of --role, i lead a team for public policy framework on online content. at google, we believe that the internet has been a force for creativity, learning, and access to information, supporting the free flow of ideas to make the world universally accessible and useful, yet there have always been legitimate limits to free expression, and this is true both online and off, especially when it comes to terrorism, hate speech, and misinformation. we take these issues seriously and want to be a part of the solution. solution. in my testimony today, i will focus on two areas where we are making progress to protect our users. first, o

slater. >> thank you, congresswoman. it is a combination of machine learning and people to review. speaking overall in the first quarter of 2019, 70 5% of the million videos we removed, they were blocked by a machine and beforeority were removed single view. when it comes to violent extremism, it is even stronger. over 90% of the videos that were uploaded and removed in the past six months or removed before a single human flag and 88% with less than 10 views. >> thank you. let me ask about deepfakes. in the 2020 election, what you will do to recognize the fact that deepfakes can be a distortion of an election that is the premise of our democracy. can you quickly answer that question? i want to make mention of the fact that free speech does not allow incitement, fighting words, threats command otherwise. could you answer that? >> yes. >> the deepfakes as briefly as you can. >> we are working with experts outside the company and others to make sure we understand how deepfakes can be used and co

neil slater is with us. thank you for joining us.st heard in the intro, shinzo abe saying the japanese economy is doing really well. we also had comments from our colleague who had an exclusive interview with avro peak to kuroda yesterday, saying he has more firepower if needed including going further on the negative interest rates. how do you assess the japanese economy right now? the first quarter was fairly strong, but there are some weak signals, especially exports. neil: i agree. from our perspective, the japanese economy has been very stable. we have seen very good growth over the last 24 months. in the first quarter, the growth was a lot stronger than most people anticipated. however, we are seeing consumption coming down a little bit. weakening on exports. what's our biggest concern is if trade tensions play on. we expect that will have a larger impact on economic growth and we will see a bit of shaving on the growth aspects. it could take 20 bits off. stephen: what should the boj do? they say they have more firepower, but th

with china i was how this is been true last 20 years and there was an attempt by the whole covert slater i'm sure. government to create an extradition treaty or in a number of cases a billionaire named joseph who's accused of corruption based requiring. how and the incident balding a young man who's hughes murdering his home man accused of murdering his girlfriend while he was in time on the station so it's been amended a number of times twice actually the terms of this particular. law would be a lot less restrictive than the other ones i've heard states it is just has to be greedy that the punishment could be more than any year for this one it has to be more than 7 years a little crimes are not included and economic crimes have to be your serious and how far along is this bill now and tens of the process of getting it through the net as. well it's it's there are as you can see if you go back through video there ready was a mass of this fight just less than a month ago where were the slaters are very impassioned about this currently what happens is any extradition request is handled ad h

also making striking progress when it comes to gender parity more than 3 fifth's office need to slater's all women higher than any other country in the world but often late critics every consequence human rights watch says free speech or the freedom to criticize the government or the ruling party of president paul kagame a has been severely replaced in the country now these are via correspondent melanie corrida bol was recently in wonder where she met an opposition leader. big dreams of a truly free and democratic randa but as the opposition leader claims the country is far from transforming the stream into reality. that is the big program in your new position do you accusing you to be the enemy of the country but not for the country. but internationally rhonda and its president don't have the reputation of being a repressive regime. is hailed as the man who with his rebel group and at the mosque killings of the 994 genocide some 800001 tutsis and moderate hutus have been massacred in just 100 days. he has since been applauded for visionary leadership and bringing stability to the east a

george washingnon parkway hbound activity blocking the left lane at slaters lane. expect delays in both directions on metro alert silver and blue lines. broken down train at benning road. >>> this morning, former vice president joe biden ifending his record on race after a tense exchange during night two of the democratic presidential primary debate. s> he was one of ten candidates on the stage lanight. here is a look at all of the candidates who were a part of the debate. ten other candates took part in the debate the night before. it was senator kamala harris who fronted former vice president b joeden about his record. you may remember biden caused controversy earlier this month when he spoke about having a respectful relationship in the '70s and '80s with two senators who opposed desegregation. harris accused him of working with those senators tent african-american students from being bussed to schools. >> but mr. vice president biden do yoree today -- do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose bussing in america then? do you agree? >> i did not oppose bus

every execution has been scheduled school and back to june 3rd of 2009 billy slater committed suicide 3 days before the execution perry minutes jr on october 25th was executed wrong phillips was next on nov 14th 2013. but it's more. on the attorneys for an ohio inmate scheduled to die through an experimenter. execution method say their client will suffer a terrifying and agonizing death according to his lawyers the untested injection method it will not properly statement which will cause him to feel the pain of suffocation before he dies and his mcquire is on death row for the $989.00 rape and murder of pregnant woman joy stewart. the state is planning to inject him with a 2 drug mix that's never been used in the next occasion before. we presented our case to the judge to stop the execution. and we argue that dennis is going to essentially feel to be consciously aware of feeling like he is going to suffocate like he is suffocating because he is suffocating because of the way the 2 of us work. so now we sit and wait expecting a decision any time today. it's. really. hard it's going to.

the fed likes pce and slaters certain reasons, but there is nothing wrong with cpi with the fixed great i, it averages cp 2%. i am surprised that the fed is not running victory lap's that inflation has been stable around 2%, eight unemployment under a 50 year low, but they are looking to communications changes, tools changes, and it feels like they are beleaguered by people in my business. people who watch the fed every day trying to push them into certain actions that i do not feel are necessary right now. the fed is doing the right thing game, ande patient'ce it depends how the market reacts when they are not getting what they are really clamoring for. that will be interesting to see next week. >> and terms for your outlook for the u.s. growth, you do not see a catalyst for strong growth on the business side. you do not see a recession either, you see a slowdown. would fed stimulation be one of those catalysts or are they pushing on a string at this point? markus: i think we are probably underestimating how powerful one or two rate cuts could be. it is a confidence game. if you look a

most of the direction of already the gentlest slater sam temple of playing russian cultural heritage foundation plays treasure trove our 2 part. starts june 21st on d w. this is. still fighting slavery after 100 years as the international labor organization marks its centenary we look at its efforts to bring dignity to work and how the drive for the lowest possible cost can lead to harsh conditions and exploitation. also coming up the tourist boat that sank in budapest is raised from the river down to 4 more bodies have been recovered after the worst disaster on the river and half a century. plus day 4 of the women's world cup gives fan.

dance lighting protest says it's accepted a plan per transitional government put forward by ethiopia slater so the plan proposes the immediate probation of our government for the next 3 years and suggest the formation of a 15 member council with 7 civilian representatives 7 military members and whatever . partial person approved by both sides ethiopia plan also demands sudanese people have access to the internet so it ends military shut it down earlier this month in an attempt to quash the a protest movement. believe. we received a draft of an agreement presented by the ethiopian mediator mahmoud on thursday the initiator of freedom and change reviewed this draft proposal by the mediator which included all the structures of the transitional period he also demanded the creation of an appropriate and peaceful atmosphere to renew the political process and hundreds of people in khartoum are holding night demonstrations to protest the internet outages and power outages people gathered near car headlights and power generators to make their point sudan's ruling generals cut internet services after

slater's guidance they questions the existing principles of gender identity the paper is meant to be a bid to tackle what the catholic institution calls an educational crisis saskia taylor delves into the reason for the sudden outrage of a rhetoric the vatican has been insisting on for so long. now you'd be forgiven for thinking the catholic church doesn't really know what turns the public on and you'd be right in fact it's just dealt a mosque to class and turning people off the vatican has released a paper which says there are only 2 genders male and female and it's called male and female he created them just so that was no misunderstanding if we wish they can approach to the question of gender theory that is based on the path of dialogue is vital to bear in mind the distinction between the ideology of gender on the one hand and the whole field of research on gender that human sciences of one's taken on the other so according to the catholics men are men and women are women and anyone who sees themselves otherwise is provocative and poses a threat to the institution of marriage and

rob slater is at city hall with more. rods? roz? >> reporter: city council will be back in session in a couple minutes. on the agenda tonight, they will hear from a pg & e representative. them answers to the questions you posed and many more. pg & e power lines were blamed for sparking last fall's deadly camp fire, the most destructive in state history. last month the public utilities commission gave pg & e full discretion to use public safety power shutoffs to prevent the equipment from starting a fire. before launching a power shutdown, the utilities has to take into account high temperatures, wind and low humidity. the utility has said the shutoffs could hatch in san jose, because the distribution and transmission lines are in wildfire-prone areas. in fact the company says the area surrounding san lo say is an elevated on extreme fire threat. people said it would notify via e-mail, phone and text, and nextdoor app, twister and facebook. here are some things the city and utilities say you can be prepare. now hoe to open your garag

we'll need to three no slater than 8:00 a.m.e car parked and go through security. we want to give ourselves enough time. hon, we need to make sure the car is packed by tonight. i'm literally walking out the door. >> i can't stress enough that we have to get there six hours early. jesse: i like packing the car the night before. the kid aren't going to be helpful. you have to handle all the kids and they are not going to make things easy. >> dad has a system how he packs car. jesse: front porch guy with, he's blowing up, happy father's day. jesse: that's it for tonight. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. i'm watters and this is hide world. [♪] steve: heave f evening and well kosm to the next revolution. i'm steve hilton. this is a home of profamily, procommunity. i hope you like our new look and our new series. the people versus coming up in a second. >>> also tonight, an interview with an author and an update on ivanka trump's initiative to help american workers. >>> first, a quick postscript on my argument

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slaters say he drove at deputies as they investigated the second stabbing.a jailhouse interview he told abc 7 news he doesn't remember anything and wants to prove his innocence. >>> now to the southern border and allegations of neglect and mistreatment at border facilities. migrant children in at least two facilities are facing conditions one doctor is describe z as comparable to torture. she examined infants and children at mccallan, texas. she said babies are drinking from unwashed bottles for days and fluorescent lights are being kept on at 24/7. >> they're at increased risk for infection, disease and death. >> nbc news learned president trump delayed immigration raids after house speaker nancy pelosi urged him not to go through with it. the raids target more than 2,000 people in family units who already received final orders to leave the country. >>> california waiting for a big ruling from the u.s. supreme court this week. the court has to decide if a citizenship question can appear on the 2020 census. the trump administration claims it's needed to enfo

. >>> tomorrow marks four years since donald trump rode down an slater and later rode into the white house. the president will formally launch his reelection bid tuesday in florida. he's launching a new line of attack against the democratic frontrunner joe biden, after the former vice president changed his view on the hyde amendment. that's the law banning federal abortion funding with few exceptions. >> he wanted to be the tough guy. he's not a tough guy, he's a weak guy. he wanted to be the tough guy. he's recalibrated on everything, everything he says he's taken back two weeks later because he's getting slammed by the left. and he's stuck with this stuff. he's really stuck with it. >> after days of jabs between the president and biden, the trump campaign may suddenly be changing its strategy. with us now, our sarah westwood at the white house and politico reporter alex eisenstat. alex, you have new reporting this weekend, you're hearing the tru trump team is turning its attention to elizabeth warren in a big way after her rise in the polls. what's going on behind the scenes? >> lo

will be described as terrorists they will be described as violent people and not not civilian them slater's and they are afraid of that and they are also afraid of a situation where everything will be out of control and sudan will take the path of syria or maybe they don't want that to happen and that's why we have more than 100 people killed now from the civilian side and they have not reacted violently so they are very. the they learned from the lessons in libya and syria and other countries and they don't want that to happen and until now they are in control of the us and control of their reactions of their emotions and people are dying. so i mean the the what's expected now is that. if as i said if if a big number of civilians are killed in one day. certainly create problems within the military itself as i said that's when some junior officers and probably high up officers will turn their weapons against against the top leaders and this is what people are expecting but also it's not the it's not a good scenario because when you have a military fighting each other that that could lead to

here to react california resident and radio talk show host mike slater. california resident.nk about these prioritiesy your governor. >> newsom is right about the california republican party being in the dust bin. last election no republican running for statewide office got out of 30's. that's a terrible showing. and even san diego, which used to be a bastion of conservatism in state. city council 6-3 democrat never going to change. california if i may i hate to be a debbie downer a lost cause. for the rest of the country i totally disagree. ohio and tennessee becoming more red and we need conservatives in texas and georgia and florida to stay strong and keep fighting. don't give up. because california may be a lost cause but the republican party and the country is not. jedediah: mike, it's so sad to me like california is my favorite state. i love southern california. i cry for it every day because the weather is so gorgeous. and i don't understand why the residents of california, who probably also love their state don't see that these policies being implemented by democrats

. >> reporter: minutes after he asairborne, wendy slater captured this video. >> flying in circles and flying sideinys. just divg down. >> reporter: the chopper's flight path showing irregular turns and loops as t ntsb canvases f clues. can you characterize what, if any conversations he had with controllers? >> we think thelight did not go as planned. and heent into air space requiring he contact air traffic control. don't have oment we any records of him doing so.ep >> rter: investigators now reveal mccormack may have radioed thehe lipad, not air traffic control that he was heading back as visibility and flight conditions deteriorated. meanwhile, some 80 miles north of the scene, a close knit community is mourning. where mccormack volunteers isdr ed in black as friends and loved ones honor and remember a beloved neighbor. >> you hear aut it and you find out it's a local person and it becomes more reale and mor heart wrenching. >> there's still so many questions. what's the next step for investigators? >> like most helicopters, this h chopper did noe a black box. investigators are inte

off from this helipad on man hat on it's east side >> he was flying erratically >> reporter: wendy slater captured this video. >> flying in circles and flying sideways, just diving down >> reporter: the chopper's flight path showing irregular turns and loops as the ntsb now canvases for clues could you characterize what, if any, conversations the pilot had with air traffic controllers >> we think his routed flight did not go as planned and may have ventured into air space requiring he contact air traffic control. at the moment we don't have any records of him doing so. >> reporter: mccormick may have radioed the helipad he was headed back as visibility and flight conditions deteriorated meanwhile, some 80 miles north of the scene, a close-knit community is in mourning >> tim was a very gentle soul. >> reporter: the fire station in clinton corners, new york, where he volunteered is draped in black. as friends and loved ones honor and remember a beloved neighbor. >> you hear about it, it's in new york and then you find out that it's a local person, and it becomes more real and more heart-wr

valley enforce those companies to transfer the technology to the chinese company and ultimately your slaterticket items are cultural but i don't know, there's a thought out there that the president does a small deal and make china buy more stuff but keep the ip theft and transfer to algae to the side but i don't thank you can do that. pete: that's been talked about it but with ap meeting there wasn't a prospect from the ground mac. >> you had the lead negotiator basically get the cold shoulder when you back to china because president xi thought he did a bad deal and that's louis so at this point it's up to president xi. he will have to make some kind of commitment to show he will enforce and there will be an enforcement mechanism in their to stop the theft. i personally think it's a cultural thing and hard to move the needle. people would like to see president do deals with japan and vietnam and all those other countries in that region to try to offset and put off china but we will see. the media is important will get guidance in terms of how the country -- we have to wait and see but i'm j