painful shooting incidents have already happened in a number of u.s. cities and the city of milwaukee sixty five such incidents have been reported in just a period of four days police have warned those involved in paint ball attacks will face criminal charges this is a serious crime and anybody caught doing this will be referred to the district attorney's office for potentially felony. us all authorities claim paint ball shooting incidents have left two people dead last month a three year old child was killed in atlanta while in north carolina the body of a nineteen year old man was found next to a car covered in paints he died from an actual bullet wound however far t's have linked it to the paint ball war movements. the mother of one police man in southern russia is certainly a woman of her word and she's given a new lease of life to aid to orphans she promised to adopt them if her son pulled through severe injuries he received in the line of duty. thank. you long my son who took its first which took three boys i was their reaction three months later we too

twitter posts for moralize language during the twenty fifteen protests against police brutality in the u.s. city of baltimore turns out there was a correlation between the number of arrests of the use of this kind of language moralized tweets doubled just prior to violent protest the ai tool detects phrases evoking moral notions such as high fairness and loyalty here is an example of it in action. why does their position speak only crime as a rebuttal to police brutality all murder all crime matches right. regardless of how anyone feels praised to the police force in the family. in another study scientists polled around two hundred people and whether they condone the use of violence during the twenty seventeen clashes in the u.s. city of charlottesville that was all over the removal of some confederate monuments they found that people were more likely to condone the use of violence if others shared their views. and a futurist grey sky believes violence at protests is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what artificial intelligence will eventually be able to predict. i think we're going

two hundred people on whether they condoned the use of violence during clashes last year in the u.s. cities charlottesville with the removal of confederate monuments and they found that people were more likely to support the use of violence if there's shit that you see. teachers grayskull police violence that process is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what artificial intelligence will eventually be able to predict but i think we're going to see more of this sort of predictive analytic behavior from ai in the future as ai develops so for example there is a new study that came out in front two years in human neuro science that shows that ai can predict behavior and traits just by looking at people dilation and eye movements so what's happening is that date we have more data points from social media but also from just the fact that we're quantifying ourselves and quantifying our society we have more data points and so the ai will be able to use that that set of data those data points to predict our behaviors and that's really the key in the story is is will the machines of the fut

painful shooting incidents have already happened in a number of u.s. cities and the city of milwaukee sixty five such incidents have been reported and apparent of just four days police have warned those involved in pinball attacks will face criminal charges this is a serious crime and anybody caught doing this will be referred to the district attorney's office for potentially felony. us authours he has claimed paintball shooting incidents have left it to people dead last month a three year old child was killed in atlanta while a north carolina the body of a nineteen year old man was found next to a car covered in paint he died from an actual bullet wound however authours he's have linked it to the paint ball wall movement. president emanuel mccrone has set off to french overseas territory as he looks to persuade the people of new caledonia to remain a part of france. it was a postponed could do my thing that it will be a socialist i'm calling a lot of responsibilities already loaded and managed by the government all the provinces. new caledonia already have o

twitter posts for moralize language during the twenty fifteen protests against police brutality in the u.s. city of baltimore and it turns out there was a correlation between the number of arrests and also the use of this kind of language our allies tweets doubled just prior to violent protests to detect phrases evoking more notions such as care harm fairness and also loyalty so here is an example of it in action. why does their position speak on new bad luck and black crime as a rebuttal to police brutality all murder all crime matters right. regardless of how anyone feels pressured to the police force in the family. in another study scientists polled around two hundred paid pool on whether they condone the use of violence during clashes last year in u.s. cities charlottesville over the removal of confederate mourn humans and they did find that people were more likely to support the use of violence if others shed their use. he trish grace ghost believes that violence at protests is actually just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what artificial intelligence will eventually be able to pred

and the gap between the rich and poor is widening while air quality improved in most european and u.s. cities between twenty ten and twenty sixteen pollution worsened in poor areas such as southeast asia. emissions from motor vehicles in bustling cities are a major risk factor as people around the world continue to move to urban areas but the world health organization warns that indoor air pollution is also a major killer three point eight million that are associated to the thought that many people around the wall he says still rely on very polluting fuels for cooking or anything or like that in their houses at the house when that strides have been made recently in green technology but they made. benefit the developed world the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change at the global level. a new era is here and a stylish self-confident one at that enter kenya's female taxi drivers the little cabs out allows customers in nairobi to opt for a woman driver that's becoming increasingly popular so female cabbies are on the rise. is that t

posts for moralized language during the twenty fifteen protests against police brutality in the u.s. city of baltimore it turns out there was a correlation between the number of arrests and the use of this kind of language moralized tweets doubled just prior to violent protests and ai tool detects phrases evoking moral notions such as care fairness and loyalty here's an example of it in action why does the opposition speak only bad black and black crime as a rebuttal to police brutality all murder all crime matches right. regardless of how anyone feels pres to the police force in the family. in another study scientists polled around two hundred people on whether they condone the use of violence during the twenty eight seventeen class years in the u.s. city of shots feel that this was over the removal of confederate monuments and they found that people were more likely to condone the use of violence if others shed their views in a futurist grayskull believes violence at protests is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what artificial intelligence will eventually be able to protect

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it's the first c completely sor powered u.s. city. that's an attractive selling point.nd although still under construction, housuses survivd the massive stororm hurricane irma. donna: september 10 and september 11, 2017. thank you to the people who are building our home. we hope you and your families were out of harm's way. and we wrote that on 9/13/2017. reporter: now the avecks are settttling in. it's the first house to be finished in their future community. an architectural pearl. it feels good to be in the avant-garde. jim: be with open-minded people who are thinkingng forward and don't run from change, but embrace it. we think that's very, very important. reporter: backck at cape coro, gloria te e insistthatat the constructionon boom is farar m over. regardless of the hurricanes that pummel florida's coasts ever more frequently and fiercely. just living in the moment. forgetting the future. though some of those with a little more cash are starting to build with bricks instead of wood, now. gloria: our limits are endless. and really, the opportunities here for busin

they want to be the first u.s. city anywhere to provide supervised injection sites. our investigative unit this week tackled that issue. going to vancouver where they have supervised injection sites. can you read the story on nbcbayarea.com. >>> we are learning more details about the deadly crash in fremont. we brought you that breaking news highway 880 that shut down two hours. the crash happened tuesday night. 21-year-old. nguyen tran driving under the influence of pot and caused that crash. three people in the escalade were killed and there were eight people in an suv all heading home frafter a day at the zoo. nine-year-old girl and her sister among the victims as well. christy went to sierra high school. that school is in mourning as you can imagine. here are some of her classmates. >> it's devastating to know she was killed by marijuana and a person under the influence driving. >> it's horrible what happened. she was an amazing person. >> 39-year-old noelle johnson also killed. a baby also injured and remains in critical condition at stanford. tran is set to be

while air quality generally improved between european and u.s. cities worsened in poor areas like southeast asia. bustling cities are a major risk factor as people around the world continue to move to urban areas. but the world health organization norms that indoor pollution is also a major killer, accounting for around half of fatalities. >> 3.8 million deaths are associated with the fact that many people around the world are still relying on very pollutant fuels for cooking or heating or lighting their houses. reporter: strides have been made recently in green technology, but they mainly benefit the developed world. the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change at a global level. brent: here's a reminder of the top story we're following. the year. commission has unveiled plans for an expanded budget after the u.k. leaves the eu. the proposal has angered major economies who have to contribute more to europe's budget. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around

cnn is reporting it is examined police and court records for 20 major u.s. cities over four years and have 203 uber drivers have been accused of sexually assaulting passengers. in the same time they found 18 sexual assault tis w i don't d with an uber guy, i don't know who he is. >> reporter: uber said the stories are horrific and our hearts go out to the victims. even one incident on our platform is one too many. the company says it's added new features such as emergency buttons and improved driver screening. recently opened up its call center to reporters to show its employees getting sensitivity training for dealing with trauma victims. uber wants the public to keep in mind in the same time period as the 103 assault the right your company did 2.4 billion trips in the united states. >> i think it's a societal thing. i don't think it's just uber. i think it happens with cabs or whatever. you have to be careful. >> reporter: cnn report cites statistics from 20 cities. uber is worldwide. there is some belief these numbers are undercounted to some degree. >>> we are

many recycled products in u.s. cities, once they have been recycled by consumers, are going into landfills. why is that? they are no longer being shipped to china. beijing has decided it no longer wants to take in as much foreign recyclable waste, which means american companies have no place to put it. this issue "the times" says, is affecting european cities as well. genie: a fascinating subject. in the united states, a huge story. the american media is ababuzz about abc's decision to cancel one of the hottest tv shows of the season after the lead actress tweeted racist comments. solange: this is a buzz in the u.s. pretty much everywhere. to give you the back story, the show is called "roseanne," and it was a big show in the 1990's. it came back on air earlier this year and became abc's number one primetime show. abc canceled it because it's star has tweeted a racist comment. the new york times takes up the story and praises the move by editorial, saying that even if the network is likely to lose tens of millions of expe

system has been used in countries like australia and ireland, as well as in municipal elections in u.s. cities, including san francisco and portland, right here in maine. a but rican state has ever used ranked-choice voting in aat ide primary until now. >> we are the people... >> sreenivasan: dick woodbury served as an independent state legislator for ten years. he says ranked-choice voting is key to improving the political system for everyone. >> i'm hopeful that it'll be transformative to politics inma e but also a model for the country. >> sreenivasan: bills to use rank-choice had been introduced in maine's legislature for more than a decade but had not passed, so taodbury and cara mccormick, a political consul who has worked for democrats and dependents, helped organize an effort to get it on the ballot 16for voters to decide in they thought it made sense in a state where many elections include more choices than just cae democrat and one repub and candidates have often won without getting even 50% of the votes. >> nine of our last 11 governor's races were won by less than a majority. >> we

vision and iran has a population of about stream million barely more than the population of the u.s. city of chicago most on medians work in the service industry one in three work on farms or in other agriculture the entire economy is worth around twenty seven billion dollars i should imagine the thousands on the street the fact that so many people aren't going back to work maria must. only exacerbate the problem. this was a tipping point thirty percent of our meanest population lives in poverty. two of our four borders are blocked we have very few natural resources the country has been struggling that the people have been struggling with high unemployment the monopolization of the political and economic landscape of the country. the regions the rule of regions are suffering terribly and i think people at this point have sent in art and i think the dynamic that we haven't talked about yet in this particular movement has been and continues to be the students the university high school students and the youth who have come out in an unbelievable numbers we have never seen such youth engageme

between the rich and the poor is widening while air quality generally improved in european and u.s. cities between two thousand and ten and two thousand and sixteen pollution worsened and poor areas such as southeast asia emissions from motor vehicles and bustling cities are a major risk factor as people around the world continue to move to urban areas but the world health organization warns that indoor pollution is also a major killer accounting for around half fatalities. eight million. many people. are lying all and very few words. or. strides have been made recently in green technology but they mainly benefit the developed world the world health organization will hold the first conference on air pollution in october to hasten change at the global level. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you the european commission has unveiled plans for an expanded budget after the u.k. leaves the e.u. the proposal has angered major economies who will have to contribute more to europe's budget. to take you through the day stick around for that. conflicts are shifting this week

in russia actually that there is no aggressivity from from the russian population even with the u.s. cities and all of the quote really that are here many thanks my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on or you tube channel see you next time and remember. disappointed to know that armenia is not ukraine or georgia and that our experience is unique to certain extent we're building on the success and the fielder's of past efforts to address the issues that you're talking about so in many ways we have a leg up on anything that's been tried in the past this is not just a democrat a grassroots effort by the armenian people for the armenian people. who are deep seated myself and. i would say i'm not american but americans really. world war two cures the depression cars united states is concerned prosperity of course from store. for the for us the whole world what it what and. historical really ever since world war two to foment the cold war against russia against communism and. socialists mishmosh you know so you call me out close to

in russia actually that there is no aggressivity from from the russian population even with the u.s. cities and all of their quarterly that are here many thanks my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on or you tube channel see you next time and remember. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. split. celebrating victory day which started with the military parade in the morning and it's now wrapping up with a spectacular fireworks display. of people swept through moscow taking part in the immortal regiment march remembering relatives who died fighting in the great war also. the. cia veteran is thrown out of the confirmation hearing for donald trump for the new head of the agency protest over her alleged involvement in torture. and u.s. flags on the streets of tehran after donald trump decides to withdraw from the iranian nuclear deal.

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this is a new york case there are a series of other actions pending against weinstein in other u.s. cities as well as in other parts of the world. with al-jazeera these are the top stories north korea's former spy chief has met the u.s. secretary of state in new york talks between kim young and mike crapo will continue on thursday part of preparations for next month's summit between kim jong un and president donald trump diplomatic editor james bays has more from new york. well great deal to work out here before they can give the got to go ahead either side can say what they want to go to that summit that is supposed to take place in singapore secretary of state pompei o.s.b. leading the diplomacy on this interesting that also we spotted here a top cia official andy kim who was with secretary of state pompei on his two trips to pyongyang and other news at least three people have been killed in the latest round of protests in nicaragua as capital managua demonstrations were triggered in april by controversial reforms put forward by the president daniel ortega now protesters are demanding hi

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in russia actually that there is no aggressivity from from the russian population even with the u.s. cities and all of the quote really that are here many thanks my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on or you tube channel see you next time and remember. searcher out the way is anti american and anti-democratic and he can look at that quite plainly by understanding the stock price approach or half of it was that response so it's trading i think there are three hundred thousand dollars a share so the message from charlie munger and warren buffett to americans is unless you've got three hundred thousand dollars to buy one share of berkshire hathaway you're a player you're a peasant here you know they are the neo feudal lords that are building the system milking the system abusing the system and aggregating wealth as wrong see a coupon clippers and nickel and dime or they add nothing to the economy. the new economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access educat

twitter posts for moralize language during the twenty fifteen protests against police brutality in the u.s. city of baltimore turns out there was a correlation between the number of arrests and the use of this kind of language moralized tweets doubled just prior to violent protest. detected phrases evoking moral notions such as. fairness and loyalty here is an example of it in action why does the opposition speak only bad black and black crime as a rebuttal to police brutality all murder all crime matches right. regardless of how anyone feels press to the police force in the family. in another study scientists polled around two hundred people on whether they condone the use of violence during the twenty seventeen classrooms in the us city of charlottesville that was over the removal of various confederate monuments they found that people were more likely to condone the use of violence if others shared their views. well futuristic grace scott believes violence or protests is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what artificial intelligence will eventually be able to predict. i think we're

in russia actually that there is no aggressivity from from the russian population even with the u.s. cities and all of their quarterly that are here many thanks my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on or you tube channel see you next time and remember. it is my city's. milton's i would say i'm not american but americans helped out really. world war two cures the depression cars tonight shows his concern prosperity of course in store. for the for us the whole world what it what and. historical rewrite ever since world war two to foment the cold war against russia against communism and. socialists nish bush. the so you call me out you off just a swipe and we're so used to all go. all i think world war two has been the story credibly by the anglo-american media and that's because they wanted to minish the role of russia. and stalin who actually defeated hitler. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that doesn't like will stop on the border just one from one of the can stop

now, we'veears traveled to u.s. cities, andging the literary scene historic sites to our viewers.

this american lung association report that just came out this week that says, "out of the top 10 u.s. citiesith the most ozone pollution, eight of them are in california, including los angeles, sacramento and fresno," avd at the same time wea federal government that s rolling back quite a fovision. pope: well, the trumadministration is making federal policies horrible. it turns out, that doesn't have to matter that much. for example, let's talk about air pollution in california. i've been working on this problem for 40 ars. for 40 years, california has been trying to clean up the internal-combustion engine, and we've done really a remarkable job, and for most of those 40 years, washington was resistant. so most of the progress california made in cleaning up the car, which has now translated into national progress, was t de by california withshington. we now recognize we can't do the job with gas power. we need to electrifye'ehicles, and that's how going to solve california's pollution oblem, and california can take the lead and is t ting the lead on gettit done. even though donald trump want

owner keep it for yourself or share the money freely with your fellow citizens well commuters in the u.s. city of indianapolis face that exact scenario on wednesday on the interstate highway the doors of an armored brinks truck suddenly flew open propelling hundreds of thousands of dollars into the air drivers pulled over eager to grab the cash but it's not as fairytale as it might sound state police say all those who pocketed the notes to keep them will be found and charged with theft. when the world com us will say to that that's all your business for now ben facility will have an update in one hour. the world cup in russia is just around the corner and locals are finding new ways to enjoy the beautiful game football of those iest in cullinan grat have come up with something called atomic football take a look. all you need are fourteen players fourteen balls and two teams how to un easy be the first team to score fourteen goals with the added challenge of playing in tradition over lanky boots and your flap hats. i think the uniform represents our national identity it's not easy to play footb

this is a new york case there are a series of other actions pending against weinstein in other u.s. cities as well as in other parts of the world. and again on the front and a half of the headlines on al-jazeera russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov as in pyongyang for talks a trip seen as an attempt by moscow to make its voice heard and talks to denuclearize the korean peninsula meanwhile north korea's former spy chief arrived in new york on wednesday and had dinner with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei on a diplomatic editor james bass has more from new york. great deal to work out here before they can give the got to go ahead and say that they want to go to those it is supposed to take place in singapore or secretary of state pompei always be leading the diplomacy on this interesting that also we spotted a top cia official. who was with the secretary of state on his two trips to pyongyang spanish embry said huge debate a motion of no confidence against prime minister muddy on that ahoy the main opposition socialist a leading political challenge after twenty nine members of the

this is a new york case there are a series of other actions pending against weinstein in other u.s. cities as well as in other parts of the world who probably human rights activist and blogger from the united arab emirates has been sentenced to ten years in prison legal sources see him with his phone guilty of slander against the u.a.e. he's been held for more than a year before his trial began in abu dhabi last month who was arrested on suspicion of using social media to publish false information and spread hate and sectarianism . more than one point two billion children are being robbed of their childhoods according to a new report by save the children that's more than half of all the children in the world one of the worst affected countries is south sudan which has suffered a civil war for nearly five years have a morgan report from juba. fifteen year old mary kay dent has only one dream to go to school and get a degree so when her family told her she will be married off so they can get money she ran away to an orphanage. my brother said they wanted to sell me because they wanted money

prices in 20 u.s. cities rose more than forecast in march , according to the case shiller report. driven by rising demand and lack of inventory. cities posting the biggest increases were seattle, las vegas, and san francisco. sciencethe epa's advisers say the agency is ignoring its own research to relax." research requirements. they want to review the epa justification for several planned rollbacks. those are big element in the trumpet administration's campaign to ease environmental regulations. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. now hope for is the once canceled summit between the u.s. and north korea. president trump has confirmed that kim jong-un has sent an aide to the u.s. for talks. the former spy chief will become the highest writing official from north korea -- highest ranking official from north korea to visit the united states since 2000. we are by commensal really, chief washington -- kevin, chief washington correspondent. this a

like most u.s. cities, there was little growth in the sixties and seventies. ry little growth in either jobs or population. of course in the eighties and nineties that all started to change and that is true of cities across the country. even my hometown of detroit, which has seen some devastating economic conditions, is seeing growth now for the first time in many decades. we are seeing a substantial turnaround in urban preferences in terms of living and job locations. and we do think that by 2065, the city could have a population that is approaching 1.5 million people. getting down to the tangible level of this particular corridor, the area essentially from mission bay to the north, we want to look more carefully at the growth in this area. you see the extraordinary growth numbers in the population here. almost 200% growth in a population in this corner of the city. you also see the value that we have placed in terms of trying to reconnect, or actually connect for the first time these neighbourhoods to the other neighborhoods of the city. mission bay and it's

now, we'veears traveled to u.s. cities, andging the literary scene historic sites to our viewers. watch more of our visit at c-span.org/cities tour. >> did you screen those projects stimulus package before you sent them? the republicans are saying there are so many things in there that are totally unnecessary. i can't believe you sent those up there. maybe somebody did it for you. [laughter] >> and swimming pools, golf courses, statues, and even a on studying religion in sicily. [laughter] journalist was a series of advancement in her job. as newsre not hired reporters in that era. and so -- ha! you know, well, i'll just start own.f my she wasn't tied by national syndication, saying, well, you about that or you can't say that. and her behavior was not questioned. do what she wanted, because she was on her own. and that allowed her the freedom both --at an issue from from more than one viewpoint. house. born in this she was the ninth child. andh child of sidney jr. annie mcclendon. she had eight brothers and sisters. very political family. mr. mcclendon was a founder of the democra

boston is one of a handful u.s. cities leading the charge to est self-drive cars.t's self-driving car pilot kicked off in december. we got an inside look at the indoor track here at optimus ide. this self-driving vehicle start-up is on a roll. the company is optimus ride. a play on the transformers robots. it is located in boston's sea port. its small test of vehicles >> we call it optimus city. it is the size of several city blocks. we are eible to configure this to any type of device we want. a four-way intersection with stop signs. >> the c.e.o. and co-founder said optimus ride is different than other start-ups and not focused on distance. they are testing at union point driving residents to the local train station. this is different from companies such as uber which are testing it for longer trips. the recent pedestrian death in arizona shut down testing in boston, but just for a day. it restarted after a safety review. of educating goal the public. whenever you have a new technology, you have to educate the public. we believe if we start in a medium speed envi