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(crying) duracell is a proud partner of williams racing.y: back no >> linsey: back now on "gma" with new questions about facial recognition technology being used in law enforcement, and how reliable it is when it comes to identifying people of color. abc's em nguyen has more on a new lawsuit. >> reporter: this morning, law enforcement use of a.i.-powered facial recognition technology now under the microscope. this body camera footage from dekalb county police shows officers arresting a confused randal reid on the side of a georgia highway after he alleges facial recognition software had misidentified him as a theft suspect in louisiana. he says he's never been to that state. >> and i told him that i had a warrant out of jefferson parish and i said, where is that? i had never heard of that county. >> reporter: reid spent the next six days behind bars. the 28-year-old now suing the officers from the jefferson parish sheriff's office who he says erroneously identified him. the aclu says reid is among at least five black plaintiffs who have fil

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a try from tomos williams as he raced through to score.ead with about 25 minutes to go. at that point you thought wales were probably going to win but then a moment of controversy when argentinian�*s shoulder caught the head of nick tompkins and they thought he should have been some sent off but the ref decided he was not and then a legal challenge. from there argentina came back, the pressure eventually told. they got a try with about ten minutes left and he rumbled over to put argentina narrowly back in front. that set up a remarkable finish. wales still have the chances. they thought they could snatch it right at the very end, louis was so close to going over in the corner, butjust in touch. it was not a try. heartache but for the wales supporters who perhaps briefly thought that he had got that try. it was not to be. in the closing minutes, argentina sealed their victory and interception try from nicholas sanchez sparking huge celebrations amongst the argentinian players and their thousands and thousands of fans inside the stadium. so

unquote using them with polly williams there is a white leader who openly said we use polly williams for her race and her party. what do you think of that assessment some people against the school choice movement have made black families the black community is used to advance these arguments? >> , interesting ast well. you have to actually talk to black families and to black leaders. polly williams is gone but should address that during her lifetime she did not feel used. she had different intentions for choice than some of her allies did and she was extremely comfortable calling them out publicly when she felt like they were going in that direction that she did not agree with. also in the book wasn't influential advocate nationally and from milwaukee he sort of address that too. and had differences of his own with his white conservative e allies. some came out over accountability for the program. some of the people and williams when a greater accountability for the program they saw some of the problems for families when things do not go will in a aschool closed. i think it is not for me too say

williams was actually a white leader who who openly said we used polly williams for her race and for her party. what do you think of that assessment that people who are against the school choice movement have made that black families and the black community is being used advance these arguments? well, i mean, i think, you know, i found that interesting. well, but i think you know, you have to actually talk to black and to two black leaders, you know, polly williams gone. but she addressed that during her lifetime, you know, that she did not used. you know, she had intentions for choice. some of her allies did. and she was extremely comfortable calling them out publicly when she felt like they were going in a direction she didn't agree with. howard fuller, who also was in the book and was an school choice advocate and from milwaukee, you know, he sort of addressed that to and had difference, as of his own with some of white conservative allies. and some of those differences really came out over account for the programs. you some of the some of the people like fuller and williams wante

with polly williams, there was actually a white leader who openly said we used polly williams for her raceor her party. what do you think of that assessment that some people against the school choice movement are made that black families and the black community is being used to advance these arguments? >> guest: you know, i think -- i found that interesting as well. but i think, you know, you have to actually talk to black families and to black leaders. you know, floridaly will quality is gone -- polly williams is gone, but she addressed that during her high time. she did not feel used. she had different intentions for choice than some of her allies did, and she was extremely comfortable calling them out publicly when she felt they were going in a direction that she didn't agree with. youul know, howard fuller, who also was in the book and is an influential school choice advocate nationally and from milwaukee, you know, he sort of addressed that too. and hadas differents of his own with some of -- differences of his own with some of his white conservative allies. and some of those differen

and polly williams, they said they were using polly williams for her race and party. what do you think some against the school choice movement that some in the black community are using to those arguments? >> i found that interesting as well, but i think you actually have to talk to black families and black leaders. polly williams is gone, but she addressed that in her lifetime, she did not feel used. she had different intentions for choice than some of her allies did and she was extremely comfortable calling them out publicly when she felt like they were going in the direction that she didn't agree with. you know, howard fuller, who also is in the book and was an influential school of choice advocate and nationally and from milwaukee, he sort of addressed that, too. and had differences of his own with some of his white conservative allies and some of those really came out over accountability for the program. you know, some of the people like fuller and williams wanted greater accountability for the program because they saw some of the problems for families when thing

reports: gold and silver in the race with a huge margin over their rivals, biological women, won by twenty-five-year-old tessa johnson and thirty-year-old evelyn williams. the losing athletes said that it was not a women's cyclocross, but a men's race with women participating, but, of course, no one canceled the results . lgbt voices continue to be heard loudly in ukraine, where an american transgender woman, sarah ashton cirilla, has come out again. he gave a long interview in which he spoke about all the hardships and hardships he faced on the front line, thanked the american command, which helped him return to the post of speaker of the defense forces in the armed forces of ukraine. on the. i remember because of calls to kill russian journalists, perverts along the river, were removed from their positions, but now sarah is back in business. a citizen of the united states and transgender for the first time in the position of the armed forces of ukraine. sarah receives a lot of criticism for her identity and becomes the target of constant attacks by russian propagandists. propagandists. one of her emotional appeals, which concerned the responsibility

referring to us for practically, as monkeys, in like the round races and this and that are going away. and then you had guys like a william jennings bryan. and the anti imperialist, saying this be trays all over the united states is about, you know, we flight the colonies, reform for independence. what are we? we're going to become a empire now. the for over 400 years. puerto rico suffered as a spanish calling but in 1897, spain granted the island, a degree of autonomy. many hopes that this was a step towards independence. but it turned out to the addendum, the just months after he goes to 1st election, the united states invaded the island. within 10 weeks, hopes of independence were dashed as the island was a next by the us. and then in 1970, the jones act made for the guns us citizens are like, ok, we're going to make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for. even if we were offered citizenship with happened, we would prefer the you guys in line for a rubbing the statue or i don't know we were supposed to, i know a lot of see a lot of people doing it. so there you go. okay. who's next? i do know that that's not j

, it didn't matter because harvick was disqualified after failing his post-race mechanical inspection. and blaney joins williamthe only two drivers so far who have clinched a spot in the final eight. all right. that's it for this sunday sports show. a busy day of sports, always on the weekends. yes. thank you, jim. all right. next at 11, almost any day since he was called names, really disgusting names like terrorists, suicide bomber, member of isis, former san jose police officer receives hundreds of thousands of dollars in a settlement with the city. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. the ex officer says he was targeted for years for being muslim. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. and i'm julie julie haener ktvu lamonica peters spoke with the attorney for that former officer who says his client endured more than a decade of workplace harassment. but randy strauss is the attorney who represented former san jose police officer nabeel haider, who sued the department in 2018. haider was born in lebanon and is a practicing muslim who joined the force in 1996 after the nine divided by 11 attacks. he

but he learned from the william, if jender is a social construct, so too is race.s the kind of subtle stuff that's all over that book. it's also a sign about how much the book is about how children learn, thousand they apply one lesson from one part of their life to another part of their life. it's a crucial moment. i'm glad you called attention to it, edward. >> we mentioned several times about huk finn in popular -- huk finn in popular -- huck finn in popular culture. here's a compilation of some old movies about it. >> we're sure to see it in ohio. >> there'sst there's only about 12 houses there. >> i won't misit. i'll smell that free state. i want to be free. nobody going to take jim back now. i ain't a slave no more. i ain't want to be a slave no m. >> they called him a troublemaker. >> come on, sis! >> they called him a liar. >> cyive set it up, pa get run over by an elephant. >> they called him every name in the book. >> the duke. >> but everything in his life was changed. when one man called him friend. >> best friend i ever had. >> we want to credit mgm an

world war one and with the closed ranks editorial war where william monroe trotter was one of those voices who flat called dubois a traitor to the race, labeling him as a failed leader. i believe in that. we had anointed you to be the uncommon amazing spokesperson for the race. and now you have failed us and their relationship recovered after that. charter of five handicap for harvard. no, harvard man. like, yeah, like a dubois from a prominent black family, a brilliant man and the editor, publisher of his own newspaper, regarded him and he had a tragic it the cause of his death was indeterminate but some people think he committed suicide and other people think he fell off a roof. but but it's a very sad story. a genius. yeah, absolutely. but he and dubois was it. there was no. when you think about the role of black soldiers in the civil war, we tend to forget why abraham was assassinated. there were 200,000 black men who fought in the army and the navy during civil war. right. and. 100. probably 150,000 of them. more or less, were enslaved in 1960, in 1860, when the war broke out because there were 3.9 million enslaved african ameri

williams advanced engineering. it was not an entrance into grand prix. the team is probably the planet's smartest brains around the formula e racing circuit.y is so critical for industrials like us to help the carbonized. the parallels between motor racing and mining we found are so strong. so those skills are easily transferable. for us, the mining industry has been largely conservative in the way it approaches decarbonization. many of our critics would say that what we are trying to do really cannot be done because the technologies does not exist. we bring in a group like williams advanced engineering into our portfolio, and some of those problems which it seemed like climbing mount everest are actually not really problems. a lot of that technology we need is off the shelf in other industries. for mining, the call out his look to the side and see those problems as opportunities, work with entrepreneurial small companies like we have here come and get on with it. it is not that difficult. in the progress we have made in the last 12 months from when we announced our plan, to now having a real zero scope one and to plan by 2030, we're in a

. >> john: he's like the racing forum at del mar, you can't tell the horses without chad. stand by, obviously, a very important day. juan williamsnior political analyst for fox news, and chris bedford. work across the aisle, do the math. how many votes does gaetz have, because he's not really well liked these days, and how many democrats do you think jeffries will bring? >> so your question is about the votes who vacate this chair. and if that's the case, i think that what we heard today from speaker mccarthy is that he believes there are five votes on the republican side that will -- >> john: he also said he's going to survive. >> look, what did he say, he said he's a confident guy, he's survived 15 votes to become speaker. but that doesn't suggest that he thinks he's going to survive the initial vote to vacate. >> john: so how many -- how many does gaetz bring? >> gaetz has enough to topple if the democrats show up and play ball. democrats are not going to save him, they are clear on that and i think you are right, united, disciplined, so the question is do 30 something democrats decide to just not show up for the vote. if tha

williams for a time. >> you talk too much. >> oh. i don't talk too much. just picking who i got to beat in this horse raceent kind of horse. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> what was that? >> that's how you are. >> i don't know what she said, but it must have been indian for "handsome devil." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is leonardo dicaprio and lily gladstone in "killers of the flower moon." he's great, of course. we know he's great. she's fantastic. >> she is amazing. you know, what you see there at that moment, when he did -- when he said, "i don't know what it is but it must be indian for handsome devil," that's improv and that's really her laughing. there you see how they came together as actors. from that moment throughout the whole picture we were like a unit. >> jimmy: that was it, that's where it happened? >> that scene. >> jimmy: does that sometimes happen too late with actors where it happens late in the run? >> i hope it doesn't. that's the key. but this one, no. the thing with her, i saw her in this film "certain women" will kelly reichert. ellen louis got this film for me

race is wide open, bill. schiff at 20, porter 17, lee at 7%. she will be sworn in wednesday and much more liberal voice than senator feinstein, of course, a centrist. >> bill: williamnice to see you in los angeles. >> what's really interesting, this is a formal principal. he knows what a fire alarm is. he has yelled at members and his behavior has been unbecoming. what's interesting if it was an accident, when the capitol police came to interview you, why would you lawyer up right away? >> gillian: kevin mccarthy moments ago saying democratic congressman bowman's climb that he pulled the fire alarm in the house office building was a mistake is not believable. joining us now is marc thiessen, former speech writer for president bush. what do you say to this? was it an accident or was it a deliberate politically-motivated move on his part do you think? >> so, as a school principal, he literally ran fire drills. he -- his job was to pull the fire alarm as a test to get the students out in an orderly fashion. the idea he had no idea what would happen when the pulled the fire alarm he did it as a principal. his job. in his school, the punishment for pulling a false alarm

race. to the detriment of meritocracy and detriment of other personal individual factors. we want people to be treated as individuals, not merely as group members. that's not what's happening in academia. stuart: professor williamacobson, always a pleasure to have you on the show. thank you very much, sir. come back soon. >> thank you. stuart: new poll shows only a few believe conservatives can speak freely on college campuses. all right, ashley, i guess everything is just fine for the liberals; right? ashley: well, yeah, they're doing all the shouting and canceling. americans view college campuses as far friendlier to liberals and conservatives when it cops to free speech and new poll shows overall 47% of adults say liberal haves a lot of freedom to express their view on college campuses while just 20% said the same of conservatives. not a big surprise there but interestingly about 4 in 10 democrats say liberals can speak their minds freely on campus. i thought it would be more. while about 3 in 10 democrats say conservatives can do so. i don't think so. republicans see a very clear double standard though on college campuses, just 9% say conservatives can speak their minds, i want to speak to the 9% while 58%

race for the white house. robert f kennedy jr is going independent. gloria is at the live desk with more on this big announcement tonight and how his siblings are reacting to the news. >> williamg, kumasi . robert f kennedy jr launched a long shot bid for the democratic nomination in april, but his position on vaccines and abortion were out of the party's mainstream. he announced he is leaving the democratic party to run as an independent. >> the democrats are frightened that i'm going to spoil the election for president biden and the republicans are frightened that i'm going to spoil it for president trump. the truth is, they're both right. >> kennedy's own siblings denounced his run as an independent, saying, quote, bobby might share the same name as our father, but he does not share the same values or vision or judgment. we denounce his candidacy and believe it to be perilous for our country. after his announcement, the republican national committee called kennedy a radical. the democratic national committee did not respond. the other shakeup in the race comes on the republican side. former texas congressman will hurd has dropped out and is now endorsing nikki haley. >> glo

race. so this is sort of anti-communist, you know, small government, a little bit on the wacky, crazy side. they had their own candidate, the conservative party they created for this to run williamstorey. so he was a bit more aggressive on wanting to maintain massive resistance. and then, of course, there was the nazi leader, george lincoln rockwell also ran for governor that year. so 1965 is a really fascinating year. and george lincoln rockwell, fascinating guy. i don't really talk about too much in this book, but if you want to know more about george lincoln rockwell, you can pick up wicked, northern virginia. i have a whole chapter about george lincoln rockwell, who led the american nazi party from arlington. so arlington is actually the home of the american nazi party. so on the campaign trail, he would say these most radical things that he could possibly think of knowing that it would get headlines and it would get printed. so he was really in it for the publicity, but so the dynamics here of that election were so fascinating going because mills, godwin put together this crazy coalition and you don't really think of as being the bird machine. this was actually why it was f

william jennings bryan three times the democratic presidential nominee during the progressive era, and woodrow wilson's secretary of state argued in a new york times editorial that, quote white supremacy promotes the highest welfare of both races. dartmouth professor john maclean estimates that bryan was responsible for the intellectual development of, quote, tens of thousands of devout klansmen. bryan spoke at the democratic national convention in 1924 for nearly half an hour and opposition to a resolution condemning the ku klux klan. when he died in 1925, the ku klux klan conducted memorial services and cross burnings for him across the country in the cabinet, as wilson's secretary of state. bryan offered no objection when another wilson cabinet member, albert burleson, proposed segregation for the federal bureaucracy. wilson himself went along with the idea and defended it in public, despite the fact that prior to the wilson administration, white and black workers had worked side by side at the same desks, tables and machinery for years. the progressive journalist and publisher josephus daniels, was another white supremacy artist in the wilson cabinet. he was well-known for fomenting the notorious wilmington, north carolina

race has no part to play in? what happened to bianca williams and ricardo dos santos ? williams and ricardo dos santos?ot see the colour of the skin of a person driving a car, how can that be deemed as racist? and what the panel did make very clear that although santos and williams said that they were they were sort of picked on and they were sort of tracked because they were black, the panel said there was no foundation on that yet santos and williams go out and they say that that is why they were actually stopped. they were stopped because of the manner of their their their driving and their behaviour and the police have got impossible job to do. and got an impossible job to do. and it appears some sections of the community think that they only they any they they can behave in any way they want. ever want. and if they're ever stopped , they a card stopped, they pull out a card and because black. and say it's because i'm black. well, too well, unfortunately there's too many black children being murdered by other black children, communities children, and the communities want stopped. want that stopped.

another race row after two of their officers were found guilty of gross misconduct and sacked over a stop and search of black professional athletes. ricardo dos santos and his partner bianca williams020 when they were stopped and we can have a look and a listen to that now get out the car ! to that now get out the car! >> get out the car now! get to section one. >> get out of the car! pc franks local life. give him peace. franks local lane police station i >> what did they do? i'm at home, bro . home, bro. >> up , bro. home, bro. >> up, bro. this is my home, bro. >> up , bro. this is my brother. >> up, bro. this is my brother. >> up, bro. this is my brother. >> you can see. this is my. >> you can see. this is my. >> well, after a search of the vehicle, nothing illegal was found and the couple were accusing the officers of racial profiling . since then, five profiling. since then, five officers were called to a disciplinary hearing in which pc jonathan clapham and pc sam franks claimed that they could smell cannabis during the search, the panel judged this to be a lie. and those two officers have now been dismissed and barred from serving in the police . so serious stuff. but polic