not just more usable against russia and china, but to be more usable against iran and north korea as well. it seemed to me that looking more deeply at this weapon, looking more deeply at the doctrines behind it, and then really what surprised me in my reporting, looking more at donald trump and the role that he might play in the future, was a story that was just as important, if not more important, then what was going on in the political world. amy: talk about what does it mean low yield nuclear weapon? >> low yield is a little bit wrong. the united states actually possesses nuclear weapons with even smaller yields at five to six kilototons, which i is whats is estimated at. that is 5000 to 6000 tons. that would become if you thought of it in manhattan terms, it would be probably something on the order of 20 square city blocks of ---- obliterated in radiation coming from that area. littleay low yield is a bit wrong. but it is the lowest yield missile warhead available through the strategic nuclear forces. and the real reason behind deploying a trident warhead with this though yield w

it should be a policy that we are debating usable and all contents. i sat. dozens of hours of debate on the war powers of the president. it's an age-old debate that's been going on since george washington was president. tarja debate because these words written in the 18th century and things were a lot clear and things are much less clear today these debates were long and there were many lawyers involved and indeed no conclusion can be reached. it's one of those areas i've come to the conclusion that the words that need to be written in order to clearly specify the place of the president occupies in thehe place of the congress occupies is a very difficult one. there are things on this earth and i really believe this may be one of them where we know it when we see it but we can't define it. we no warar when we see it. we also know what is kinetic action in order to protect the people of the united states that is more isolated in the hands of the president doing a defensive matter. we know it but defining the distinction betweenn the two wn one blurs into the o

it should be a policy that we're debating that is usable in all contexts. i've sat through hours, dozens of hours of debate on war powers, the war powers of the president. it's an age-old debate that's gone on since george washington was president. it's a hard debate because these words were all written in the 18th century and things were a lot clearer then. things are much less clear today. these debates were long. there were many lawyers involved. indeed, no conclusion can be reached. it's one of those areas i've come to the conclusion that the words that need to be written in order to clearly specify the place that the president occupies and the place that the congress occupies is a very, very difficult one. there are things on this earth -- and i really believe this may be one of them -- where we know it when we see it but we can't define it. we know war when we see it. we also know what is kinetic action in order to protect the people of the united states that's more isolated in the hands of the president during a defensive measure. we know that when w

i believe it should not be held in this context and it should be a policy we are debating that is usable in all contents and i have sat through hours and dozens of debate on war powers and it's an age-old debate that is going on since george washington was president and a hard debate and these words were written in the 18th century and things were a lot clearer then and things were much less clear today. these debates were long and many lawyers were involved and it is an area i've come to the conclusion that the words need to be written in order to clearly specify the place that the president occupies in the place the congress occupies is a very, very difficult one. there are things on this earth and i really believe this may be one of them that we know it when we see it but we can't define it. we know more when we see it. we also know what is kinetic action in order to protect the people of the united states and is more isolated in the hands of the president doing defensive measures and we know it when we see it but defining the distinction between the two of whenf one blurs into the ot

anymore so we're not talking about those things to be donated we talk about perfect goods a perfectly usable goods to be donated it's true handling a return has an average cost between i think 17 and 19 year olds for a online retailer so if the product is worth less there was an economic issue but we know that companies would love to donate in germany the current tax handling makes it much more expensive because the donation has to be accounted for as a sales which means that in course of the 80 we can issue a donation receipt but that only partially offsets the v.a.d. so in other words companies have to bring money to donate and that is the reason why $2.00 out of 3 companies interested in donating say in the end it's too insecure a too expensive and that why we have been pushing for a ph d. accent donations we're not yet there but i think there's a public discussion going on that we cannot afford this for economic and so side to the reasons you're gonna conan of the german social enterprise enterprise enough to oh thank you for your thoughts this morning thanks for having me. germany's top

at the napi library the trying to challenge the skepticism towards where usable. the idea is that parents can try before they buy. over the long term reuse it will not be as are cheaper than disposables but the initial outlay can be expensive for many here the main appeal is sustainability. and we spend all our time recycling everything else reusing with everything else from the high so that things so kind of have to be throwing out so many not things you know it's a death thing not highly dazing this whole the reusable not far from mainstream but fun at least these babies are protecting the environment whenever a picture calls. all right and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin i'm stephen beardsley as always thanks for watching. crime fighters back africa's most successful radio drama continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention sustainable child production. all of us are available online and of course you can share and discuss songs. because facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to mindanao. stand

current usability of the products and what happens to the status quo changes? >> sure. the ultimate outcome of the case would be, i suppose, damages. i don't know whether -- and imagine there's a possibility of an injunction in the case of intellectual property. of course that would be kind of yet another element of decision that would have to be done by the courts and the courts of appeals and things like that. but what i would expect to see is that google would relent and pay oracle a licensee. >> right. even if there is an injunction issue, the function of the injunction especially between two corporate actors is then have license agreement reached between them, which is what happens in 99% of the time. injunction is not the end of the story. 99% of the time it's the beginning of the process which it had begun ten years ago when the one says okay let's now have a business discussion, now let's create the license agreement. i expect there will be damages for the past ten years or so,, infringement, but they will enter into a license going forward. which is ve

. >> reporter: the idea of thousands of still usable pieces ending up in the land fill didn't sit wellingle mother. before this delivery, she was sleeping on floor next to her infantasti infant daughter's crib. >> this can be a life changer. she's worked to get a great apartment but it's that next step. >> reporter: he made this possible by connecting with compass family services who helped the homeless and at risk families find housing. he is now coordinating furniture donations from the cliff to help more than 100 families. it does cost money to make this happen but matthew believes it's worth it. >> 125 families will have new bed, new desk, new chairs that they can help raise their family and come home after a hard days of work and get a good night's sleep. >> reporter: and perhaps best of all if this idea spreads, other hotels looking to freshen up their look will love the idea of helping the environment and people in need in the process. >> we should be doing this. it's not can we or why don't we. it's like we should be doing this. >> reporter: in san francisco, garvin thomas, nbc

battery powered cars will be so far advanced that there will be hardly any deficit in terms of usability or performance compared to today's combustion engines. well until diesel and gasoline a gone for good if ever the current catch phrase when it comes to cars is highbridge that means a combo of combustion engine and electric motor we visited one of germany's biggest automotive supply is to find out how it's being gearing up for a hybrid electric future. this electorate motor is destined for a mercedes germany's said f group has been making car parts for board than a century. your gordon tossed heads the electro mobility department as the combustion engine falls out of favor electric cars and hybrid drives are the future despite the company's decades of experience technology for electric cars is still uncharted territory for them. an electric motor is much more efficient than a combustion engine it just hasn't been through the long history of optimization that the combustion engine has always and i think that's the achievement of german engineering in particular and so this is where the

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he oversees a research program that focuses on enter opera biloxi, security, usability and reliability of information systems. without objection, asked the witnesses full statement and we'll summarize each statement for a few minutes, beginning with mr. wagner. >> german thompson, ranking members of the committee thank you for the opportunity on behalf of u.s. customs and border protection. i look forward to the opportunity to discuss this with you, since we are using the defenders and the report, we are confident that these are cooperated. the 100 different algorithms, the highest performing algorithms that minimal levels of demographic rates. the report also highlights the operational valuables. such as gathering size, photo eight, photo quality, numbers of photos of each subject in the gallery. camera quality, lighting, human behavior factors. all influencing the accuracy of an algorithm. that is why cbp is deploying the technology to ensure we contain the highest levels, which remain in the 90% range. and one important note is that they did not discuss the operational construct, to

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they want to make sure that this system is usable for everyone, sort of, regardless of their experience level s enivasan: one of the surprising stories is, well, a non-endorsement. the linary union, which is traditionally pretty powerful, has chosen to wait. how, how significant is that? >> that's right. it's a really big deal, actually, here in nevada. so, the culinary union, they represent about 60,000 hotel vegas strip and alss the las state. they are a politically powerful union. they're known for turning the to get involved an want to want e.get their folks out to v this endorsement is generally-- or n-endorsement, rather, is thought toe, you know, more hurtful toward j biden, former vice president, in that he's had a longstanding relationsonp with the u in fact, the union secretary treasurer went so far as to describe him as a friendn their non-endorsent anuncement. he was the only candidate that they mentioned by name. at the samtime, they're decidingo really focus on their priorities. and one of those is making sure that a candidatehat supports medicare for all does not get past

position, he oversees the research program that focuses on testing and interrupt realty, security, usability, and reliability of information systems. without objections, the witnesses full steam and will be inserted in the record. and now i ask each witness to summarize their statements for five minutes. beginning with mr. wagner. >> good morning, chairman thompson, ranking member, large members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today on behalf of customs and border protection. i'm looking for the opportunity to discuss this report. since cbp has been using an algorithm -- identified in the report, we are confident that our results are corroborated with the findings of this report. more specifically, the report indicates, while there is a wide range of performance, (interpreter) >> >> (interpreter) -- 189 different algorithms that nist reviewed, the highest performing once had minimal to undetectable levels of demographic based error rates. the report also highlights on the operational virus that compact error rate, such as gallery size, photo age, for equ

for someone to pass away for them to put a rate in usable conditions. lanes could soon face automatic fines. the council is considering plans for a network of camera and automatic fines. at the moment there aren't any in the county, but officials are condiering the action to stop the mis—use of bus lanes. work to demolish the army and navy flyover in chelmsford is set to begin next monday. it was closed permanently in september when defects were found in its concrete foundations. most of the work will take place overnight and some sundays with the expected completion date in april. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the all tubes lines this morning. the overground is part suspended between south tottenham and barking. this is due to repairs to five miles of damaged track. a look at the roads now. it's busy northbound towards the blackwall tunnel. in west london, kingsley road is closed near to hounslow east tube station that's following that stabbing yesterday evening. and in mayfair, stjames square is closed becaus

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there is a seasonal agricultural scheme for fruit pickers, there is a usability scheme for young peoplek and foreign students can stay on for and foreign students can stay on for an extra two years after they have graduated, but interestingly, the government in december 2018, when sajid javid was home secretary, produced an immigration white paper which gave a 12 month visa for lower skilled workers to come here, 12 months, because they understood that there would be problems for the care sector and for the construction sector. that idea has gone completely. there is no reason at all for that whatsoever. it will be interesting to see in the months to come, once the system beds down, whether or not the government has to reverse. thank you very much, danny shaw. organisations which represent farming, catering and nursing are warning it will be hard to recruit staff under the new immigration system. but ministers insist businesses must stop relying on cheap labour from europe as colletta smith reports. officially they are classed as low skilled but these bakers are making sure that they ge

rises consumers are reaching for canvas bags metal straws and re usable water bottles while individuals fret over images of oceanic garbage gyres the fossil fuel and petro chemical industries are pouring billions of dollars into new plants intended to make millions of more tons of plastic then they now pump out companies like exxon mobil shell and saudi aramco are ramping up output of plastic which is made from oil and gas and thereby products to hedge against the possibility that a serious global response to climate change might reduce demand for their fuel petrochemicals the category that includes plastics now account for 14 percent of oil use and are expected to drive half of oil demand growth between now and 2050 the international energy agency says the world economic forum predicts plastic production will double in the next 20 years so they're going to switch from sinai to howitzers terms how they kill us right there like concerned one might be less affected than the other but the fact is that the rate of flow is let me take a big approach ok let me let me go high level like like a

that they can stop the floods reaching their tents so that they can keep their stuff clean and a usable i have to tell that in this water it is not only water it is also the sewage of the scam that's why hygiene is a very big problem and it is a risk for people diseases that might be seen around people and i have to remind that there is no medicine here when it's 8 doesn't reach to everywhere especially medicine and it is difficult for dignitary and aid organizations to access everyone especially given the conditions given more displacement from south to the north it is very difficult it is very very dire in these camps and if people are tired people are tired of struggling with everything and when we speak to people they always cry because they say they lack everything here now it's a call from those people to the international community that the syrian government's attacks must be stopped very soon. now to iraq where thousands of students have rallied in the cities of baghdad and basra to condemn attacks on protesters by supporters of an influential shia cleric demonstrators in tahrir

this has improved the accuracy usability, interoperability and consistency of identity management systems to ensure us interest are represented in the international arena. this research has provided state-of-the-art technology benchmarks and guidance and us government agencies that depend on that recognition technology. testing program provides technical guidance and scientific support for recommendations of utilization to various us government and law enforcement agencies including fbi, dhs, cbp, and i arpa. the interagency report released december 2019, quantify the accuracy of facial recognition algorithms defined by sex and age and race or country of birth through many - - search algorithms. and it distinguishes between false-negative and false positive in the errors are application dependent. this but from 99 developers using for collections of photographs with 18.2 7 million images of eight.94 million people. they came from operational databases provided by the state department, department of homeland security and fbi. first i will address one / one verification the false positive d

usable. in the past we have seen problems to be as something to be avoided or ignored rather than opportunities to be embraced and this is a cultural mindset not just in the middle east but worldwide if we're honest but what we're seeing now is is a reevaluation of the problems that exist like that and a new way to address them. are mad and jamila trying to reconcile innovation with the country's traditions. thinking that has a lot of young people and has a lot of people that want to see the kingdom change and that doesn't mean their tradition just gone that it means that things can exist at the same time. through. an investment would also help saudi make the break from oil. but the 2018 investors conference in the capital riyadh attracted far fewer western guests than it did the year before. saudi arabia's relationship with europe and the u.s. has been strained since the brutal murder of a saudi journalist business activity is deeply affected by political events especially in this part of th

that would take weeks of a 3-d artists's time to strip it down and make it usable.tware can do that in a few minutes. emily: the goal is to straddle the online and physical world. let's talk about the hologram -- again, something that for many, many years seemed futuristic. but as you say, may be closer than ever, if not here in some places. talk to us about how your technology works. ashley: right, so when we started the company, the phones were incapable -- there weren't headsets on the market. create hologram services holograms and we created the content. brands want to leverage celebrity endorsement deals and show off their products. it was when we got to these products, every client from lexus to adidas, no one had the proper 3-d assets. that is where we saw the area to innovate and help automate with software. that is what we are excited about now that we have all of these other platforms that require these 3-d assets. we are helping people create and distribute those assets at scale. emily: fascinating stuff for someone who likes to shop. thank you so much fo

what they really need to be able to have a deplorable, usable, high-end projection capability in that part of the world are a couple of bases. think of united states basis and you costa rica. the ones we used to have in the philippines. you're talking about ship repair, airstrip, ammunitions storage, supplies storage, a serious maritime projection base. the two candidates for that i would say the grow out of the built and road initiative are the ends of the china myanmar economic corridor which ends in the myanmar court of -- i can never remember the name. doug and then the china but, pakistan economic corridor detail which ends at the mouth of the entrance to the persian golf. if china could establish bases on those, in those two key ports, with secure supply lines running from china, they would have the basis for a serious projection capability in that part of the world. but, there's some very major practical problems in achieving that. primarily, the attitudes of both myanmar and pakistan with which hitler four have shown no desire to have chinese troops stationed in their country.

the test results, and what kind of time line are we looking at something that might actually be a usable vaccine? >> so, let's talk about what it takes to develop the vaccine. first in the laboratory, eye have to actually construct the actual vaccine. but then you have to test it in a series of studies in people to make sure, first of all, it's safe. and then, of course, that it will work. those processes take time. i think we're easily a year away from a vaccine that can be manufactured and widely distributed. >> what do you say is necessary now, in some of these communities? it started in san francisco with this one patient had what they call community spread. there was no indication that she had traveled overseas or had contact with anybody who had the disease. what does that mean for those specific communities? >> well, i think what it means is, everyone ought to be cautious, staying away from people who are coughing and sneezing. do a lot of good hand hygiene. and i think in those communities, people are starting to avoid mass events. crowds. kind of retreat a little bit and let the