on a miser and that's even with tor so a tour is like a really great product if your enemy is like the government of in a swale the government of iran some government which can't see the entire internet or some company which you only see a small portion of the internet but if you're like the u.s. government the n.s.a. chain analysis you can probably monitor the entire internet and so this is all there design call mix networking which just 2 things 3 if you think about it that tor doesn't do 1st it mixes the packets so it's not like you get all the packets of the other and you like randomized shuffle them like a deck of cards and then the next thing you do is you hold the packets back so you like destroy the timing information and then if there's not enough like real packets coming through you send fake packets dummy packets or these like 3 things combine destroyed completely the pattern of the sort of packets being sent and that somehow tor doesn't do and therefore. even roger dangling from tor would admit that for message based transactions which are asynchronous like for example you

kind of works or is lots of users you know who knows of a tory someone using tor as a cia agent and human rights activists we don't know and what we want to do with our mix that work is a similar thing we incentivize people to throw in as much traffic as possible so we just don't want just the wallet we want you know we. messaging traffic we would like you know maybe even v.p.n. kind of traffic all sorts of traffic that basically provide greater privacy for the crypto currency transactions so it's like a win win the problem is the real fundamental design were based on his base from academic research which was funded by the european commission to build like an alternative to tor for europe after the snowden revelations and the chief scientist of the project george denise this he's a really really close friend an amazing guy with the best privacy it has technologist ever but fact of matter is you know we couldn't get enough funding to keep him and he has other start up recently just got acquired by facebook so now he's working on building facebook stable coin irag right that's always

i think i've used or once or twice so what is tor and wise in them better yes so tour is interesting because it started out as a navy research project from what was called the it was invented by paul cyber sent from the naval research lab and paul said how is it i can encrypt and hide like my packet going to another packet and so we pop if you like a kind of hops of routers and that's called onion encryption is each moment packets encrypted it's d. encrypted and like the onion layers are being stripped out well that's like good and effective on some level anyone who watches the input to the tour network and the output to the tor network can essentially still do what's called traffic analysis correlations between the inputs and outputs and figure out who's talking to who they can get that metadata and d.n.a. on a miser and that's even in the tour so the tour is like a really great product if your enemy is like the government of in a swale the government of iran some government which can't see the entire internet or some company which you only see a small portion of the internet but if

cia just tweeted out a link to their tour site to communicate with them on the dark web so what is tor what is the dark web in there and then what is new because according to something i'm reading here nim the goal of nim is to anonymize the world yes so when the internet was 1st started it was essentially a government research project and it didn't really have any like security or privacy or encryption but that didn't stop people from using it for all sorts of crazy things and when like darpa which is the defense advanced research projects agency realized that you know the un encrypt internet wasn't particularly good for the world good for them they forced the internet to the sort of military internet called arpanet which had encrypted years later like a decade later we added encryption to the internet t.o.s. that like defend our transactions like anyone in the world just couldn't see them but the problem is that even with that basically any sort of outside observer anyone who's like watching the internet which could be the n.s.a. could be the cia could be a government could be a well

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mister president i just want tors mention that so many senators, democrats and republicans come down to the floor to talk about military appreciation as we should talking about the 1 percent or the less than 1 percent that we really care about by those who still today to defend the constitution and our liberty knowing it could cost their life by joining the us military. beautiful men and women in the military and i will tell my constituents one thing we are focused on doing is to makeau sure when you send your son or daughter to join the military it is the top military in the world the most ready military, the most capable militaryre's we have a dangerous trend from 2015 and during the obama administration. 25 percent. because no man or woman joins the military should be joining that is not at the highest levels of readiness. so i'llhe pass this on to my colleagues so to support the military and with that great work that you do with u.s. senate to supporthe you with all heart and soul. . >> while the senator from alaska is still on the floor but with the military appreciation month o

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to say this, having browsed through the volume, it's an english translation, i don't find it obscure torficult, particularly. it's a thing to brauz browse through and learn something. . >> that's true. and they put a useful table of contents and index in it. not just the average layman, but a canon lawyer finds great use in it. >> and what is the typical career path, how do you use the skill? >> most end up working for the institutional church for a diocese. >> yeah. >> traditionally, the lawyers practice. after the vatican when thinks changed a little bit, there were more religious sisters who studied and became canon lawyers. and lay people als increasingly were more involved in the various aspects of the church's ministry and would study the canon law and find jobs with the local diocese and the tribunal. >> and you're called manager of the tribunal. the archdiocese has a tribunal. it's a little bit of a scary word, men in black, judges, sentences, what does a tribunal do? >> it's essentially a court. the word tribunal is a little more formal and traditional than just saying court. as

. >> they said the little boy may have been under water tor a few minutes but family members and friends believe he will recover. >>> the correlation between diabetesnd a obesity may not be as closely link the as previously thought. more details on this. >> reporter: a strange paradox. while obesity rates are on the rise, the number of new diabetes cases is dropping. >> that is puzzling because diabetes is very close a shown yatesed with obesity and oh base ty has been going up. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention releasing the latest data. fighting diabetes diagnosis fell to 1.3 million in 2017. that is down from 1.7 million in 2009 and obesity rates increasing. >> doctors are being more aggressive and saying you have prediabetes. you have to exercise. here is a prescription for a lifestyle change. these things will help you head off being diabetic. main that is paying off. >> a report published by bm j open diabetes research and care, it has become more common among young adults, blacks and hispanics. >>> time is 4:41. house speaker nancy pelosi here in the bay

privilege tor and be a member of the panel. it does not only give me the opportunity to brief you on the current state of the german native but contribute to the german-american friendship together. with this initiative, we are focusing on our robust relationship rooted in deep historic ties, shared values and bold vision for the future. we also recall how after the end of world war ii, transatlantic artnership ushered in unique era for peace and security. for us germans, the united states remains a close his partner outside europe. as someone raised very close to the wall that separated both parts of germany, i know the value and the benefit of partnerships and alliances. i had the pleasure to her what in a stable -- grow up in a stable, peaceful part of europe, which was predominantly the marriage of the u.s. it commitment in europe and the leadership it provided for the transatlantic alliance. this transatlantic bond has been rocksolid since for almost 70 years. nows especially important in times of serious challenges. ladie

don't have fathers in their for other african american men to volunteer time and be machine minute tors, that's vital to the community and shows them there are positive african american men doing things in the community and men that care about them and taking time out of their schedules to give back to them. that's powerful when you come from sometimes a broken family and you don't have the role model at home. >> absolutely. and you were going to mention volunteers before the deputy chief came. do you want to mention other volunteers? he's thchaian o bo also we recruit, organize, and train african american men in the community so help come and help us with the boys. i'm only one man. when we have the boys come on saturdays, there's anywhere between 40 and 60 young men on saturday. the men come out and help us just be a positive role model. talk about life experiences with the boys. and give advice on different things. >> what success have you seen, deputy chief? >> well, i've seen students what were struggling and had very low g.p.a.s in school. one young man had a 1.0 and was strugglin

cotton served in the army in iraq and afghanistan and between tors he served with the infantry regiment, old guard at arlington national cemetery. he explains what will be happening thursday at the cemetery. guest: thank you for your interest. every thursday before memorial day, thursday is a normal working day in the cemetery, funerals performed at 3 p.m.. of the army,l unit the only time of the year old guard soldiers wear combat fatigues and the cemetery and carrying march in american flags. they have phase lines, timelines and the mission is to place a flag at every single headstone and niche in the cemetery. every soldier buried in arlington, a quarter of a million graves will have a single moment with a new soldier currently wearing uniform to honor their sacrifice to our nation. host: is there a specific way to put the flags in? guest: there is a briefing before hand, operation order, overhead infantry, phase lines, tricks and techniques soldiers have. 2010, i was going down the rows, placing my flags at the headstone a foot, you use your foot to space it, it had not rained for a

top of the first kevin crone ham tors right center.r candidate from kef li dpefen pillar the diefgt catch and assist for the double play and andrew suazrd giants down 2-1. goes deep. rough day for the lefty. suarez picks four inks giving up nine runs seven earned. sevenths mike yastrzemski grandson of the carl yastrzemski scores the first mlb run the but the giants 10-4. the tale of two baseball teams in the bay right now. tomorrow the a's go for the sweep off the mariners. they're ningt win potentially whil the giants will try to avoid the sweep against the d backs. . that's all for sports. more news after the break. >>> former raiders great jerry robinson was in santa rosa handing ou out shoes if the homeless he got involved in the charity about a year ago. he got a call from her partner last night she wanted to drive to santa rosa they collected in the aftermath of the deadfires. they a e add podcast together called people doing god. and they know about it. process it seeks to share positive rg inspiring stories. >> the weather isn'

is m democrats who were there, and what democrats say happened is the president walked in, he spoke tor them exactly three minutes, and he told them that hypotheticals to do infrastructure, he also wants a deal on trade and some other items, but that given speake pelosi's comments today, which he called terrible, accusing him of a cover-up, and thecr deic investigations, he said saiz it's not possible, and m. cannot work with the he walked out before they could sit down, and that was the end of the meeting. >> woodruff: so we are reporting on this, democratic leaders ying they're not prepared to begin an impeachment inquiry, but they do have some kind of plan. o what are you heang? >> that was the news from before the meeting with the president. here's what happened after democrats met thi morning. speaker pelosi said this is what now.are doing democrats seem to generally be on board this idea for now. so here's what's happening: there are five house democratic committees that are investigating the president in various areas. some include the mueller report, others include his financial

this morning, will this man be charged withe nals begin in tor tonight. just don't think about playing any drake music. no. at least until this is all over. >> just e-40. >> e-40, mc hammer, who saturday other guy. good morning. it's thursday may 30th. i'm michelle griego. >> sunny and dry. starting off with a little rain. >> that's right. we are looking at patchy fog, patchy drizzle. a cool, cloudy and breezy start. but things will be changing for tomorrow. and into the weekend. with a big warmup in store for us there is a slight chance of a shower for the north bay and east bay. other than that, most of us are going to see cool s. e more we head through the afternoon. we're look at breezy conditions along the coast in the upper 50s and cool. for the bay,

university , that allows us to be able to ,o the things that we are doing that allowed generation after tor generation of our people rise up. as dr. king often reminded us in my youth, our nation's darkest hours have often been just before the door. -- the dawn. so it can be again as we stand together, marched together, vote together, and demand the light of democracy be restored. as we have done so often in our past, we who are americans of color must once again lead this march to end our constitution and the democratic republic it sustains. slaves, we whoe man,were called 3/5 of a we who once were barred from citizenship must know march in the forefront of a movement of democratic restoration for all americans. we are at a crossroads, and we must once again assert the full measure of our citizenship. throughout our history, justice has prevailed when there were those who had the courage to chart a better course. and as i close, a year ago, my mother passed away after preaching a sermon. she then had a stroke. she called her children around. she had a message for all of us. there, half of

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speakinglling, tor morning, mid 40s to the mid 50s. areas of fog around and tomorrow afternoon it's a nice day in the south bay. 80 in morgan hill. 76 sunnyville on the pennsylvania. mid 70s from mountainview to redwood city. lingering fog there and also in daly city 61. northbound bay temperatures in the low 70s. 77 santa rosa and the east bay. sunshine by afternoon, low 70s heyward to oakland, 72 castro valley. 79 in concord. 78 livermore. there's a couple of games going on this weekend. the giants hosting the reds at oracle park. 58 degrees in the evening. a littlebreezy. the temperatures will drop to the mid 50s. as are going to be hosting the indians and the weather should be nice and mild tomorrow afternoon, 65 degrees coming up to about 71 degrees. you'll need the sunscreen tomorrow. fog and sunshine. nice weather for mother's day. cooling as we head toward next week. and wednesday into thursday bringing in a chance of showers but no showers other than sunshine for meeother's day weekend. >> well, warriors star steph >> take a l

our friends and neighbors at tor nern neck, southern maryland, fredericksburg, toward maybe culpeper and charlottesville, those neighborhoods might have a dropr or a shower ding the day. i think from about warrenton and waldorf, nrthbound to the pennsylvania line, rain chances near zero today. temperat iewise, we're the cooler 50s and 60s for most of the area this morning. and do't get me wrong, it's not going to be a cool afternoon. temperature today, 85 degrees. but lower humidy, more sunshine, that's going to be a farore pleasant day to spend time outside. again, rain chances today are lower and focused down to the e about the weekend and how much cooler it's going to be next week coming up.me ssa? >>> thank you. taking a look at the beltway, no problems on the beltway, outer loop, inner loop, lookinguite good. we have one issue in the district, southbound 295 before the naval research lab, right lane is blocked by a crash. we don't see any slowdown, though, on the map, so that is good. silver spring, northboundrg geo after 16th street, right lane gets by. as you look at 66, we ha

jon: donald trump has been accused of being too mes tor-happy when it tariffs, too keen to start a tradebut on this, significantly, the democrats are behind him, urging him to remain tough. when it comes to trade and china, there is a feeling herehe thathave been allowed to get away with too much for too long. the talks have broken up for the time being without agreement. the treasury secretary sounding decidedly guarded about how they had gone. c. mnuchin: they were constructive discussions between bo parties. that is all we are going to say. thank you. jon: this factor in the south of cha makes wi-fi routers, millions of themmany of them earmarked for the u.s. market. now with new tariffs, those sales are in doubt. like everyone else around the world, heht t deal was imminent and the two sides would bridge their. differences but last week the u.s. president ataccused beijing ofng on the deal to open up the chinese economy to u.s. goods. u.ha farmers' products been hit by retaliatory tariffs, and they are desperate for a deal ae soon as possib >> we long.ited almost too the only thing t

an american across the prison tors, two french soldiers killed in the rescue operation. here is ian pannell. >> reporter: 20 french commandos overnight in a daring rescue operation freeing an american hostage and three others, including these french tourists who went missing last week with their guide in pendjari national park in the african country of benin. the guide later found dead. american intelligence helped locate the french tourists, and only when they were rescued was it discovered the two other hostages were with them. an american and a korean woman, kidnapped separately almost a month ago. the french minister of armed forces saying today, "the united states and south korea were not necessarily aware of their presence." two french commandos were killed in the rescue. this incident follows the recent abduction of another american in eastern africa -- kimberly sue endicott. taken at gunpoint in uganda, her captors demand a half a million dollars ransom, some of which was paid. tom, we don't know yet what the motive was behind in this case, money or terrorism. i

after the future, the way these countries matter is through the mechanism and the price of oil, and tor issue these countries is that or any opec country, actually, is that opec's ability to drive pricing and drive supply and demand has diminished in recent oears becaus western technology gains so i view places like venezuela and iran as being increasingly irrelevant to stock markets and th stock markets nd to look through these types of geopolitical affairs except in the near-term impact on a valuation multiplt >> w about north korea? news that it has fired short-range missiles and this evening say that they inteco to inue to do that? certainly, china wld have a reaction to that and the u.s. has already made some statements on it. does that threaten to derail these talks, the trade talks at this point or no? >> that's a really interesting question. i believe that neither n china the u.s. want any more amplexity in these talks than whateady exists and the advent of north korea acting up again, ihink is an unwanted complexity for both sides and i think if y a take step back, this is very

that will get you signed up also you can sign up at our tour website redacted tor dot com until next time. was. the big. they can come and blow our brains out at any given time if we can't really do anything actually america is the only country in the world where you can kill people. war illegally get away with. all of the fire crawls stillbirth you all the trouble here's the point it's hollow point to k.k.k. one exists because america wants it to exist they had the biggest terrorist group to ever operate in this country and they're dead to me they're worse also than the people who destroyed the world trade centers of the scroll why. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront cation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development is only a silly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. donald trump and lot of europe wouldn't discuss the crisis and venezuela which one american congresswoman has accused washington of aggravating and remarks disgusting by the u

niindependent tors say despite raids, the civilian death toll keeps mounting.before, a series of explosions righteside a public school. dren's daily routine punctured with the horrors of the conflict. the injured rushed to hospital. in yemen, it ithe children who suffer the most. even going to school is dangerous. mothers desperately searching for family among the dead. their worst fearrealized. 15 children were killed, and over 48 injured. the blast came from a houthi-controlled rebel warehouse beside the school. l but it is stunclear what caused the explosion. this man lost his 13-year-old son in the blast. they had fled to the capital to escape violence in their village. but in yemen, there's no refuge. >> i have lost the most .important thing in my li he was not just my only son, he was my friend and brother. he was everything to me. i cah't put in words what lost. reporter: he walked to school with his cousin that day. >> it was sixth period. we heard an explosion and we ran away from the windows. i went to look for my cousin, but then there was a second a

. >>> tonight, tor ado watches warnings have millions of people on alert.e storms have spawned multiple tornados across parts of the southern plains. a drone cturing this footage not far from oklahoma city. you can see from closer look, it's cutting across thi wide open field spinning and flinging debris into the air. and new video tonight from a storm chaser near oklahoma city showing another tornado touching down. no one seriously hurt from either storm. >>> we get in on the storms later this week but w today it about the warmth. 83 today, 87 in richmond but look at th north, only 64 in state college, 60 in new york and now, our wind starting to come out of the north. that means much cooler temperatures for your wednesday, we're watching a storm system that moved through. we saw showers and aouple thunderstorms earlier. cooler air settling in for tonight meaning drizzle, areas of fog and clouds tomorrow morning. the severe weather back to th west, when will it move our way? i got the complete f ups and downs over the next couple days. see you back in ten

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. >> item 32 a motion tor amend a residential unit and condominium project at 515 mayor pose street andadopt the appropriate findings. on item 32, supervisor? (roll call). >> there are ten ayes. >> ok, thank you. >> please call item 33. >> a resolution to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad and to declare may 10, 2019 and every may 10th every thereafter as constitutional railroad. >> this is the completion of the transcontinental railroad. it was one of the most innovative engineering accomplishments in th of the 19h 19th century, but moreover, it is who built this railroad that we must recognise. the transcontinental railroad relies heavily on human labor, civil war veterans, irish american, african-american, native americans, latter day saints and chinese. by 1867, the chinese workers compromised of 80% of the railroad workforce in the west and consisted of almost 90s 90%f the workforce. the chinese railroad workers took on the lowliest and most dangerous task and paid less than their white coworkers with no provisions for housing and w

the 737 was coming in tor a landing and unable stop, ending up in a river. tammy leitner spoke to e of the survivors. >> baby coming through. >> reporter: tonightor first look at the harrowing aftermath of that boeing 737 that slid off a jacksonville florida runway and into the st. john's river riduring a storm fy night. 142 people were on d.boar gibobson was one of them. >> on impact, everything went flying. the plane lost power. and then we were kind of deluged with water. >> reporter: 22 were injured in the accident. today, thunderstorms brought the inig>>ve was tstheiore any fuee breach in the rive r? the en aircraft went through the sea wall. >> reporter: yesterday ienvestigators retrd the flight data recorder. according to the ntsb, we now know the pilots wanted to land on a different runway facing the opposite direction. >> the cockpit voice wrecorder when recover it will give us a lot more information on what the crew was thinking. >> reporter: the cockpit recorder, which has the recording of the conversations between the flight crew and the air traf

the tor rential rain causing several dams andwe levees to s and burst in the southern part of the state. flash flooding may be to blame for this freight train derailment. more than 20 cars toppled but no one injured. as strong storms move through the area, residents in new orleans awoke sunday to flooded streets and submerged cars after several city water pumps lost power. >> the weather was really, really bad, and i came out like 7:00 and it was all flooded. and you have to use a ut here. >> reporter: the only way for some residents to get around, by kayak. this storm makg the month of may one of the wettest springs we've seen. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> with a pause in the rain near housto crewsan resumed cleup today in one of the world's busiest shipping channels. a collision friday spilled thousands o gallons friday of tox im chemicals used to make gasoline. inthey're monitor the air and water quality around the clock and advised against eating fish caught near thesi of the spill. >>> now to some terrifying moments at an international airport today as a nclane made an emerge landi

its dicg-tor, kim j, launched short-range ballistic missile tests this weekend and the u.s. seized a cargo ship carrying coal for violating sanctions.is his situation with north korea, the missile tests, a reminder fromeghen and from the chinese, in a sense, that the u.s. and china need to work on north korea together? these issues are coupled in some way, perhaps? laura: i think they might be. i think we're seeing the ramifications of the failed summit, we're seeing trump trying to grapple wit these issues and even though trump appears to be not too concerned about what's gog on, i think that we're hearing more and more from lawmakers, a bit of uneasiness about what happened this week. robert: is t white house uneasy? abby: i think president trump, even today, tellingnpolitico" in interview that he's not too worried about chairman kim is doi t withse ballistic missiles. he'sly significa downplaying the step even though he spent about a year talking aut how th absence of these kinds of tests were a sign of progres these talks. the failure of these talks to succeed really mig

know i had joined a foreign office straight from university and then i'd spent 12 years working for tor the government after about a period of time the chances of a change were very in the grating for many of us but that unfortunately although he tried to do the right things in many ways and he was going to allow the cheek assignment as back to jiggle simons for example but that's precisely the kind of these and why he was eventually forced out of the job i mean all my sources tell me that recently you've been in a click of 2 of of pakistan and among your other lead cricketers who are all of the 2 of us peter robert and st louis probably a journalist i'm just interested to hoe you and peter go on in the trip and also all the joy in the gaves. now didn't we won any games that peter and i get on very well we have common beliefs particularly in civil liberties pete peter's a very old fashioned kind of tory but sadly is becoming extinct in many ways i think who you know has firmly neutered right wing views but does believe in freedom does believe in individual liberty and does believe in so

any criminal act by really or military personnel of the united states on the tor. should be brought to justice through their competent legal authority was strong. justice process should not be politicized africans have been sick terms of human rights violations over the past almost four decades. live with me now to discuss this further is nicholas davis who's a journalist and author focused on u.s. military interventions thanks nicholas for coming on to the program now if we look at what u.s. watchdogs said why do you think they would just stop monitoring who controls the territories in afghanistan because if we if we look at what the intentions were i mean that was quite a big deal wasn't looking at who was monitoring enough and whether they could get rid of the taliban in certain areas. well so much of this war has been conducted in secret or if not in secret at least on the quiet. the taliban have clearly been gaining ground over the last few years and that the u.s. doesn't really want the public to be aware of that or to debate that and so yeah it's this is wha

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