that's an update on the sfpd website. it's a video that explains to the public the accessibility and some really, what i believe to be really nice features. this was part of the doj -- u.s. dog'j's assessment. there were specific recommendations about updating and improving our website. so we definitely believe this is a lot more user friendly, more accessible. ultimately, more transparency, and we're excited about the website. this actually is -- was aired on sfgov tv as well as live stream to get the public interested in our new website. so it's about a 10-minute video. i just want to show the features of the website and the technology ms. susan merit explains some of the features that i think will b will be of c interest for those that use our website. >> joining me is police chief william scott. welcome here. >> thank you, david. thank you. and we are really excited today about the launch of our -- facebook live participants, i'm david stephenson with the san francisco police department. we're very proud to welcome yo

there all the websites for the universities have the same template. they have a banner at the top that says the name of the university the colors are different. there is a little picture of a woman with a head ready to take a. little box here that tells you about the kinds of course is that you can do at university . and the other thing that is very similar is that when you log on to these various websites they'll do a pop up and say we're having a special offer on scholarships callers now that happens on every single website. the websites also often feature indorsements from start like lecturer ethan turner at california port university teaching at california university is a great achievement in my academic career but we were unable to find any lecturer called ethan turner or indeed any university called california poor when we searched for the address given on the website we ended up at what appears to be a mexican butcher shop i would say it's only obvious when you start to scratch i was shocked at how obvious it was after just a very small amount

the common denominator between these websites is a company called x. act the exact world's leading i sounded as though the first time i heard about exact words from a source of mine. abu dhabi he basically said me. an email saying i've been offered a scholarship from this university and it just sounds fishy to me i check them out and. the more you found out about them the more you realize that. x x on it is say it's pakistan's biggest and most successful lie to be company. but to its critics it's the world's biggest agreement selling bogus degrees to hundreds of thousands of customers. exact now has a global presence in six continents one hundred twenty countries and thirteen hundred cities. except located in the hospital pakistan's biggest city caracas he claims that he left them ten years it's grown into a billion dollar company employs more than twenty five thousand workers. pockets on it or school but just billion dollars but metering. except is the creation of one man show web shop. in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven mr shoaib ahmed shaykh

if you can make your website. there was an excel spreadsheet and i love your use of the word generic. it had so much generic information next to every playground it made the excel spreadsheet meaningless. so a long -- you go a long way for your outreach if you just improve your website. my specific question for lucas, why isn't your department keeping track of the numbers? you mentioned a couple of times, we haven't kept track of that, but there was the one about kids who need accommodations and inclusion services. i would think keeping track of the request for that and the number that are fulfilled would go a long way toward informing your services and service delivery. >> and i think what i meant, maybe it wasn't clear, we're not keeping track of the percentage of people who need accommodations, but we do keep track of who is requesting accommodations and what accommodations we're providing. and the other piece of that is just registration in general, how many people with disabilities are registering for program

that website, in fact, crashing for a time.of interest, especially with the memorial day weekend just about here. abc's gio benitez off long island tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fascination growing with this great white shark named cabot. its tracker locating it lurking very close to shore in new york area waters, just as thousands are set to head to the beaches for memorial day weekend. >> have common sense, don't swim out into the middle of the food chain. go to an area of water where it's a little quieter. >> reporter: interest so high, the website that tracks cabot crashed several times today. it was also the most popular google search at one point. the spike fueled by recent shark attacks in the northeast. on fire island, suer, but >> w. ge rep there was this >> reporter: and tragedy also striking cape cod, a 26-year-old man died last september, the first shark attack fatality there in 82 years. >> i sprinted back up the beach, screaming like a line iunatic, g call 911, there's been a shark attack. >> reporter: scientists

for the website. >> okay, great.we just need to ask the control room to flip over, i think, to the overhead. >> control room, can you display the graphic? thank you. >> co-chair senhaux: hang on one moment. technical challenges. >> thank you, nicole. >> okay. thank you very much. >> if i could describe what is on the screen as you go, that would be great. >> okay. so this is an info graphic that we are using really to communicate with the public about the demographics of people with disabilities in san francisco. and i just want to say -- >> hang on one second. sorry. can we get the captioning back, please? is it possible? one moment. >> thank you for your patience. now it came back. thank you. okay. >> nicole: i think we're set. >> i just want to say, and nicole maybe will help me out with this, because she was really helpful with thinking about the data that we have and what data sets to use. so data around disability issues is always really challenging. so i wanted to start with that caveat to say, this is the bes

so the clerk is right now we have two websites, our older website, and then we have another one called clerk preview.house.gov which is now in a beta format. probably around june of this year, we're going to get rid of our old site and keep our new one. on our new website, we have a survey. so the survey says, you know, do you like the way we've produced the data? what would you change? what else would you like to see? we ask those questions. i can't tell you that we get a lot of responses. >> but i guess as members of congress, are we aware of what's happening there, and can we help ask our constituents to weigh in and give their feedback on these things because clearly if we're communicating to constituents and they're looking for information, maybe that's a way to help connect them and get that feedback back in. >> i think that's a great idea. you know, we would be very welcome to any direction you can provide to have your constituents look at things that we do and give us feedback. i mean we'd be open to that certainly. >> thank you. thanks, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> it's funn

while i'm talking to you here today, the website is gathering more reports and adding it to the website. when i build technology, my strategy is always the same. don't do too much, but make it last forever. or at least until congress does it better. that's how i was able to build gov track without any outside funding and how we were able to build every crs report.com on a budget of a few tens of thousands of dollars. the first question for the modernization committee is whether it will make the progress of the last several years by the bulk data task force last forever, too. making the task force permanent would ensure mr. reeves' work will continue. but there's a bigger picture ear here than creating more data. the data that's published has to be understandable. substitute amendments can be -- there's no quick fix to this problem. it's going to require big picture thinking. the creation of a chive transparency officer for the house of representatives or a chief data officer, as many federal agencies and localities already now have would create a space for the big picture thinking. best

you can log on to two websites, there's the onfo and there's a website for that as well. have a number or something? any final thoughts, we have about 30 seconds. anna: go to on tinre. and we are almost full, so if you want to go, please log in and register. damian: all right, thank you for inspiring. both: thank you. damian: and we'll have some more inspiration up next on "comunidad del valle," the latinx movement at de anza college. stay with us. in colleges and universities across the country, and de anza college here in the bay area is no exception. with me on the show is christina espinosa pieb, she's the interim president at de anza. and alicia cortez is the dean of equity also at de anza. welcome to the show. both: thank you. damian: well, define latinx for us for those who might now know or are unaware. define what latinx means. christina pieb: so, we wanted to remove the latino, latina and which comes first, male, female. and we want to empower all students. also, we want to be sensitive to students who don't want to identify as male or female. all of that is han

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there all the websites for the universities have the same template.hey have a banner at the top that says the name of the university the colors are different. there is a little picture of a woman with a head ready to take a. little box here that tells you about the kinds of course is that you can do at university . and the other thing that is very similar is that when you log on to these various websites they'll do a pop up and say we're having a special offer on scholarships callers now that happens on every single website. the websites also often feature indorsements from start like lecturer ethan turner at california port university teaching a california university is a great achievement in my academic career but we were unable to find any lecturer called ethan turner or indeed any university called california poor when we searched for the address given on the website we ended up at what appears to be a mexican butcher shop i would say it's only obvious when you start to scratch i was shocked at how obvious it was after just a very small amount of

this is a website. was telling me that he of course the vatican has the complete canon law on the website and it's consulted there. this particular website, he said it's very interesting and searchable. you can search for a question that is puzzles you. a resource for professional and armchair canonists. rob, with a minute left, can you tell us what you think catholics should take away from this and what the attitude toward canon law should be? >> it's not something to be seen only as -- through a negative lens telling you no, you shall not. it's something that giving order to the church and its ministries and the various -- i pulled out from john paul, ii's introduction. 's not meant to be a substitute for grace and charity in the life of the church, but to create an order for those things and their growth in the society and in the individual. so people should not be afraid of it. they can search it on the website and get their own volume and look up the things that interest you in the index and do a w

i've gone on their website and it doesn't work! there's no e—mail. now i have an e—mail address.pposed to pick your own channel for making these requests. and these are only the businesses i directly work with. most people don't realise how companies you've never heard of how bucketloads of about you. every click you make, and maybe not make, may be recorded and shared. this is the business of personal data. theirjob is to scoop up every crumb of information they can get hold of, both from public and private sources, and analyse it to understand me. or at least try. one company i got my information from had drawn data from hundreds of different sources to create thousands of different guesses about what i'll be like as a consumer. these companies have created a strange digital copy of myself that i don't even recognise, making presumptions i don't necessarily agree with. all the while i'm thinking i'm getting things for free, so little nuggets of information leaving my life and getting collected by others, it doesn't really matter. but now i'm beginning to feel i'm the product an

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you can look at these stories on the website.potentially running out for the british prime minister. another big story is what is going on in india. it is almost hard to overestimate the scale of what the bharatiya janata party have achieved. tsunami, really of support for narendra modi and he is back in for narendra modi and he is back in for another five years. what is missing is the so what factor. what will happen next, what does it mean in terms of policy, agenda and outlook for india. since 1984 never has a party across the 300 seat mark. a huge majority. so what will he do with it? he appealed to workers to exhibit humility in what he is described as the greatest electoral win. he doesn't say, to your point, we have to move ahead and take everyone with us, even our opponents and work for the benefit of the country. serious problems still in india despite the fact it is growing quickly, massive disparity. also intercommunal strife. trying to bring everybody online, trying to fight corruption, give people a digital identity.

porn site they go to a shopping site did they do website looking up how to make bombs this information essentially are building blocks they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is a real it's detailed it's granular and it never goes away you go as more of it doubled its pop to the last years telling internet advertising but with microsoft and yahoo gunning for its search engine users' fortunes can quickly change. this was really the 1st large scale mechanism for targeted advertising for example i want to sell umbrellas well google can tell you exactly you know who is looking for umbrellas because they have your search history they know so they could hook up the umbrella makers with people searching for umbrellas basically send you targeted ads and that is where google gets more than a 90 percent of its revenue. if you look at how they structured the company it was structured so that the founders of the company would always have controlling shares and would always determine the direction in the future of the company anybody else who bought into the company was simply along

: so you're telling people that your own website shouldn't be trusted? >> no, i'm just saying there is a use for that particular website and it was saying that information shouldn't be used, isn't that dangerous that you're making it available to the public? >> i evaluating that at this point. >> reporter: this seems to be exposing a larger issue of how businesses are permitted had in this community. at best, it seems like incompetence. >> well, i don't know if it's incompetence. what i would say is that there is some lack of communication. >> reporter: fremont's planning and zoning commission declined to speak with us on camera, but in a statement said, the city had no reason to believe that the data relied upon in the assessment was incorrect. the bureaucratic blame game still leaves hundreds of children in the middle of a mess, created entirely by adults. >> i don't want anyone getting hurt at school. it's lives. it's other people's lives. >> reporter: many parents have already pulled their kids out of stratford. their concrete plant has yet to face a

so these new websites have poed up. acdpage, which is almost an exact replica ofage. basically, it's all of these different websites now that we don't have, um, any agreements or search tools with, and they've kind of spread out. so we don't have a certain cation to go look for th anymore. and it's kind of a, a crapshoot >> there alwems to be this urgency to, to take things downt to maknconvenient for the traffickers. but when you do that, there isco always unintennsequences. so you take down backpage, and then, you know, there is more trafcking on the street, it becomes more violent. >> so he choked you out, because you wouldn't work? >> yeah. >> he come out of nowhere, punched me in the jaw, choked me. >> i've been raped. he did it to a gang of girls. >> just careful of my head, i got beat up real bad this morning. >> you got jumped this morning? >>rehe activity out here is than we've ever seen in our lreers. and we're seeing a of girls, young girls, out here on the streets now. >> what's your first name? >> nadia.>> adia. honestly, hon, you don't look like an adult

the dystopian reality behind this cuddly sweet app make memories that's the slogan on the website for the photo storage app ever accompanied by a cursive logo and an example album titled weekend with grandpa everything about evers branding is warm and fuzzy about sharing your best moments while freeing up space on your phone what isn't obvious on evers' website or app is that the photos people share are used to train the company's facial recognition system and that ever then offers to sell that technology to private companies law enforcement and the military and so they have a separate website ever is your app but they have a separate website called ever ai which is a pitch to law enforcement intelligence agencies and how to identify and they promised that they can identify an individual that is walking through a video in a senior at a mall or something like that it's time to start warren beatty's circa 1960 whatever you know it's not about making memories it's about replacing memories yes right let us enter your conscious mind and replace all of the memories that you have with our de

website. >> reporter: after a story last month, elliott says turbo tax changed the code. the california suits lay out another taktdic. >> these websites don't contain any direct links to their truly free service. >> reporter: intuit the owner of turbo tox, responds any suggestion it does not support the free file program is flat wrong. and says it's working to help it continue h&r block offers free file that grew 8% this tax season. tonight the irs says it's investigating to make sure free really means no cost. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, he's less than 24 hours old but harry and meghan's son is already making history. some say she went too and she agrees. what a former san francisco mayoral candidate is apologizing for. and a contra costa county hiker gets plucked to safety we )ll show you the daring maneuver rescuers pulled off to get to her. next. right now at 6: a well known attorney -- who once ran for mayor of san >>> finally tonight, excitement all around the world and here in the u.s. for the first royal baby who has got american roots, too. her

ever is your app but they have a separate website called ever ai which is a pitch to law enforcement intelligence agencies and how to identify and they promised that they can identify an individual that is walking through a video in a senior at a mall or something like. you starring warren beatty circa 1960 whatever you know it's not about making memories it's about replacing memories yes right ok let us enter your conscious mind and replace all of the memories that you have with our deep fake state produced centrally located. or is it industrial complex memories so that you can no longer exist as a free willed individual but become part of our dystopian and sexualized ant colony thank you have a nice day. yeah and they say they have 13000000000 photos and videos and that they can compare this anybody you need anybody law enforcement needs who you know right now are like but if you did nothing wrong i have nothing to hide and the f.b.i. are good guys in the cia good guys and we love our good guys but what if china takes over the world and they don't like you and in living in wyoming

this is website rob was telling me he -- of course the vatican has the complete cannon law on the website and is consulted there. but this particular younty lobbing website cannon law.ninja is very interesting and searchable. you can search for whatever question is puzzling you. so resource for both professional and armchair cannonist. so rob, with a minute left, can you tell us what you think catholics should take away and what their attitude towards cannon law should be. >> cannon law is not something to be seen only as -- through a negative lens telling you no thou shall not. it gives order to the church and the ministries and all the various careisms and i pulled out from john paul ii introduction to the 1938 code of cannon law a little interesting quote in which he said. >> make it quickly. >> a close so it's not meant to be a substitute for faith, grace and charity in the life of church but rather to create an order for those things for the growth in the echeeseial society and in the individual. so, people should not be afraid of it. they can search it out on the website and get the

you can watch more from that on the bbc sport website.m—mate bradly sinden, 20, who claimed bronze at the last edition two years ago, is also assured of a medal after four impressive victories landed him a place in the 68kg semifinals. ice hockey now and over the next five days great britain play three games which will decide their future at the elite level of the world championship. after four successive defeats gb have tricky games against finland and slovakia coming up, they will have to win their final game against france on monday to stay up. so there is plenty at stake and with so many games there are lots of tired players and seth bennett has been to meet the two women who make sure the team is ready to play. this is a tiring business. most of these players are approaching 100 games this season. that means some very tired bodies, aching muscles, that needs to be treated. players are used to playing a lot of games with this is intense, in a short period of time. you get a lot of players, their legs, their backs are aching. it is a b

you'll find hundreds of colorful professional websites advertising the cutest full-bred animals you've and thousands of dog lovers are being ripped off every year. >> you're such a handsome boy. >> reporter: when wayne warner and pamela wanted to find a new puppy for their kids, they went looking where most people do. >> i google searched it, and it popped up a whole list. i thought i found a dog. $800. got in contact through email. got a response right away. then it moved to text. >> reporter: the chicago couple sent the money for the blue-eyed great dane through western union to a company called wallish great danes. they were given a bill of sale and told madison would be shipped by air carrier from south florida. >> i got a phone call saying it was stuck in savannah, georgia. i needed to pay an additional $1500 for this pet carrier safe thing and had to get three vaccinations to be able to travel. >> that's kind of when i was starting to -- my heart started to sink. we were all excited. we had gotten supplies. >> and you brp to get a new member of the family. >> yeah. our first baby

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send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. thank you for being with us tonight. i'm gregg jarrett, trish will be back on tuesday. maria: happy memorial day weekend everybody. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo.in a few moments my special guest is here, the founder and ceo of zola. it is the beginning of wedding season. even if the economy continues to improve they say interest rates will likely remain unchanged for the foreseeable future. minutes from the may reveal this week that the federal reserve is committed to a quote - unquote patient policy stance for the fed does the same optimistic about the economy with officials raising expectations. try not to talk about that managing director and author of dividend growth, david bronson. you are not expecting a sharp selloff. i'm talking with economic growth in the first quarter. you think that can stay, do agree with the fed said this week? >> i am. i start off being one of these believers in the

getting a lot of information from people using the search engine but if people went directly to a website. that's bad because now google doesn't know that so they developed a browser which is now the most widely used to browse around the world chrome by getting people to use chrome they were able now to collect information about every single web site you visited whether or not you were using their search engine but the course even that's not enough right because people do a lot of things now on their mobile devices on their computers without using their browser you want to know what people are doing even when they're not on line so google develop an operating system which is called android which mobile devices is the dominant operating system and android records what we are doing even when we are not on the line as soon as you connect to the internet android uploads to google a complete history of where you've been that day among many other things it's a progression of surveillance that google has been engaged in since the beginning. when google develops another tool for us. c.u.z. they'r

the websites of the national geographic. shows that time runs through as it was about. i think it's something it's we should be aware of what's happening with the bias being introduced because more and more people are starting to use these units and certainly children are using it and the kids don't have the ability to discern that it's a biased result. according to a new report by the electronic frontier foundation schools are collecting and storing kids' names birth dates browsing histories location data and much more without proper privacy protections they wanted to schools and they offered their google apps for education for free to schools but they weren't telling anyone was there actually collecting information on our kids secretly and they're using this for profiling purposes we just don't know how that information is going to be utilized against them it could be utilized against them when they apply to college to be utilized against them when they go in for a job it could be utilized against them for insurance it could be utilized against them whenever you want

you can watch it all live on the bbc sport website.ipas, takes on world number one novak djokovic in the final of the madrid open this afternoon. he beat rafael nadal for the first time — and on clay, the spaniards favourite surface. he'd already defeated roger federer at this year's australian open and this was another huge win in his fledgling career. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including build—up to the spanish grand prix. i'll be back in the next hour. three football clubs have moved to distance themselves from the use of their club crest by supporters who belong to a street protest organisation called the democratic football lads alliance. adrian goldberg from 5 live investigates explained why. the dfla started life originally as being the football lads‘ alliance and they emerged after the terrorist attacks in manchester and london in 2017. there was then a split in the organisation. the fla still exists, but the larger group is the dfla, the democratic football lads alliance. what is in

and appeared as such on bbc news website. —— theresa may. gareth wrote...hnological landmark for broadcasting, described here by reporter sarah walton at the news that one. the bbc today becoming the first british broadcaster to go live using a commercial 5g internet connection. if we are breaking up that may be because as you hurt in the report, the coverage is still at the moment a little bit patchy. yes, and u nfortu nately a little bit patchy. yes, and unfortunately in this brave new world, a 5g things didn't get any better. the sort of things we do all day long on our phones, streaming music, downloading tv programmes in film and putting photos on social media. we can do that almost instantaneously. still only available in a few places. sarah, iwill available in a few places. sarah, i will have to interrupt you there. bizarrely, the 5g sarah, i will have to interrupt you there. bizarrely, the 56 line is not working properly. on twitter... thank you for all your comments this week. please get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news

there is much more on our website.and the journalists' fight forjustice and freedom on our website, bbc.com/news. in the main article, if you scroll down, you'll find a link to the original reuters investigation entitled "massacre in myanmar" by wa lone and kyaw soe 0o and their team, which won a pulitzer prize. do check it out. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a smile from the queen, and delight from other members of the family to the news of the new royal baby. also on the programme: we'll be hearing from american music star josh groban about his music and message for humanity. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises the

and log on to that website. you'll find a lot more about what's happening with the young eagle's and taking flight with the kids. russell: eaa62.org. damian: there you go. russell: is that point that you wanted to-- damian: that's the website. thank you, sir, for what you're doing with the kids out there. russell: you're welcome. damian: thank you. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," the future of education, stay with us. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during the memorial day sale, save $1000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, no