using. i think this is a real opportunity for us to gain some important information and knowledge today. i have enormous concerns that i will summarize. technology, the technology here is problematic and inconsistent. it has not been perfected. images of law-abiding people have been acquired in the security of the databases is an issue after we've seen with recent breaches of databases. private companies acquiring and scraping their information and selling it to the feds, manipulation can take place. it expands the surveillance state we have been railing against. the gao gave important concerns. those -- that's a brief summary of some of these things that i'm concerned with. i think we can work to find common ground. if we are talking about nationalizing police forces, i don't think we will get there but if we are finding some kind of meaningful regulation and oversight of the implementation of facial recognition technology which is what the chair is alluding to, then i think we can find a l

its use of force that. maybe uses that higher escalation the force yes. but sometimes holding someone in a position can be a deescalating technique yesterday. and alternately. again in terms of the use of. force and deciding home much for should be used the difference in size of an officer to a subject is a consideration it is a consideration yes as well as the presence of other officers yes or. you would agree that basically the use of force in any circumstance is credibly dependent upon the situation yes or no and when an officer is using force they are to employ the critical decision making not correct is using them at all times but including the use of force yes or and that critical decision making model is not simply focused exclusively on the subject of the force being you correct it's a situational awareness tool and the situational awareness extends beyond just the subject that's occurred it extends to numerous factors occurred. i have no further questions your honor is that. they here. sir so follow up on some questions that counsel is asking you

use in animals. it's very similar to what you're doing animals, even though the drugs that have got to for names and often medical don't just know what i mean because they, they different that has the same effect in people. a good example is a drug that used to be used as what they call a growth promote, or in other was just was there an antibody? just my chickens go back that i have a pass and now that's not used in people, but it's the same type of drug as a drug. we are using people frequently all around the world bank. and by using that drug and chickens and pigs, you produce drugs co bug, so they are your bank of mazda registered in progress. they come across the people to try and be, and they got and cause infection. all the resistance drain could transferred to the ones you know, but, and in human about. so what happens in one sector can transfer to another sector. sometimes it takes a while, but it happens and there's numerous examples, how it's happened. and that's why we need to be judiciou

of force structure went through different courses designed to train us up on use of force. i also started. training brazilian jiu-jitsu for the department as part of a ground defense initiative. several other classes in and different academies that went through to. and i'd like to maybe qualify a few terms we may we talk about use of force and use of force training we also hear the term defensive tactics can you differentiate between the 2 i think they're interchangeable i think use of force is probably more appropriate term but i think the fence of tactics has been more of a term that's been used longer so people can refer to use of force instructors as defensive tactic instructors would have defensive tactics it in terms of defense defensive tactics instruction include more hands on type instruction you'd much brazilian jiu-jitsu for itself yes or. were you interested in brazilian jiu-jitsu before becoming a police officer how did that no sir i was a martial arts or college and then i got interested in it from some of the other use of force instructors kind of recruited m

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the older studies can very well still be used and probably will be used. on the study from the 1980s that was a pivotal scientific study. if that is identified in the future rulemaking as one of the pivotal studies used for example we finished the review and i'm not sure if it was one of the studies used in the reviews because we used more recent study istudies to make the deci. .. >>. >> most independent reviewers do not look at the underlying data we want to make sure that it is available to the public dealing with personal health information is very likely that would have to be made available in a restricted fashion. but the study could pass muster it was reviewed and the independent party with restricted access even if that had not occurred under the regulation the administrator of the epa can have a necessary review for regulation. if it's important to the agency for the rulemaking so there is the exemption with the administrator can still step in leave and not available publicly in a restricted fashion and to say this was used for a decision. there i

degrees for most of us. feeling cooler again where you are exposed to the north—easterly breeze, particularly for east anglia and the south—east. as we head through the middle of the week, you will notice things turn colder once again because a second cold front works its way south, so that will introduce another northerly blast of winds as we move through into thursday in particular. temperatures not as mild as they have been recently. we are looking at single figures through the middle of the week and turning more unsettled by friday. bye for now. good afternoon. there's been a second night of violent protests in the netherlands against further covid lockdown restrictions. trouble flared in several cities and towns with a number

can you tell us a little bit more about - tell us a little bit more about these — tell us a little bit more about these extremely real additional threats— these extremely real additional threats from isis? is it a concern about— threats from isis? is it a concern about moises suicide attacks and also about some of the steps that you niay— also about some of the steps that you may be taking to mitigate future attacks _ you may be taking to mitigate future attacks. would it include putting us troops _ attacks. would it include putting us troops were marines at the gate or outside _ troops were marines at the gate or outside the airport for additional perimeter security and then finally with all— perimeter security and then finally with all of— perimeter security and then finally with all of these is there any discussion about sending any additional us troops to the kabul airport— additional us troops to the kabul airport for additional security measures? we airport for additional security measures?— airport for additional security measures? ~ ., , airport for additional sec

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the languages entered into or disclosed or otherwise used in why doesn't otherwise the use cover thiss circumstance. >> if you're looking at subsection c otherwise used or disclosed, so it has to be circumstances seem to me, when the government is not putting the evidence on and not disclosing it to the other side but is making use of the evidence in some other fashion and i think that it's a pretty good argument on the other side of the government is using it as a means to dismiss the case without disclosure and existence of secret evidence that will not putting evidence nor disclosed and is the basis for the dismissal under reynolds in the government's view and why does that not fit perfectly. >> the language entered or disclosed is intended as we understand it to be a comprehensive description of anyway in which the evidence might - >> but it cannot be evidence and disclosure by definition, they are not by definition and is there another way to use this evidence that does not involve the disclosure. >> innocent and to suggest a formal proceeding. well, i think you are looking i unde

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at the last us military flight leaves up got us down the taliban and fire guns into the air to celebrate their full takeover of the country. at 7 30 am and the capital cobble the the live pictures. look in the city now under complete taliban control. ah, i'm down, jordan, this is out there. a lie from coming up be k. i'll take us departure from afghanistan brings to him a long and sometimes dog, 20 a presence in the country. i want to commend are out standing who worked around the clock and around the world to coordinate the operation. and later, most of the us state of louisiana, i still without power off to a strong storm, blows through. ah, we begin in afghanistan, where for the 1st time in 20 years, the country's waking up without a u. s. military presence. american troops left campbell several hours ago and while the taliban is celebrating what it calls for independence, there are questions about what i've got to start. look like under a new government. rub mcbride reports from kind of the, the final departure of the us military off the 20 years. and the taliban adversaries celebrat

for shining on us. let us thank these lawyers. let us thank the prosecutors. let us thank the activists. that was called a mob. that marched and stood up. let us thank all of the people that believed, and let us more than anything thank the mothers and fathers. of ahmaud arbery. they lost a son. but their son will go down in history, as one that proved that if you hold on, justice can come. this mother would tell me, reverend, we are going to win this, when i had doubts. she kept praying. we have to get some justice for my son. let the word go forth, all over the world, a jury of 11 white men and one black in the deep south stood up in a courtroom and said that black lives do matter. >> payment. -- >> amen. >> let it be clear, for 10 years after trade, not once, but the sun was proved that if we kept arching and kept fighting, they would hear us. we have a lot more battles to fight, but this was an important battle. this has proven that our children know their value. that is why those people that marched, the people here, they were here when nobody else was he

thanks for joining us. time now for a quick look at some of the other business stories making the news new figures show unemployment in germany rose to 2700000 people last year that's the highest figure since 2013 according to the federal employment agency the number of germans without a job increased by almost 430000 during 2020. german chancellor angela merkel is announcing the country's intensifying measures and fighting the spread of the corona virus a current national knock down will be extended by 3 weeks to the end of january non-essential businesses will remain closed and employees are encouraged to allow us to have to work from home. but on this let's cross to our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney chelsea this is another blow for german businesses so it's going to hit the services side of the economy particularly hard especially things like retail stores which have already been struggling throughout the pentax the retail industry association has warned today that this extension c

the americans should shoot us or let us through. yesterday, the taliban said they're not in favour of afghans leaving. we saw no sign of them preventing people where we were, but they're clearly frustrated with the scenes unfolding. with time running out, there's a sense of panic amongst those trying to escape. many worry they'll be left behind, like this former british army interpreter who is yet to receive a response to his application. it's very dangerous for us, because from the day the taliban entered kabul, i've changed my home three times. so two days, two nights, we are living in one place. he's only got one document from the british army, and it doesn't even say who signed it. but we managed to find his former boss, now a retired soldier in the north of england. i absolutely remember him as one i of about eight interpreters i worked with out in afghanistan on my tour, and like all of the others that - i worked with, he was a brave, - bright, intelligent lad who actually genuinely wanted to do better for his country. i the b

of us forces in the area. hundreds of thousands of us troops were deployed to the region, including saudi arabia troops during the gulf war. as you might expect, from what i was talking about earlier, the us troop presence provoked opposition and resistance and open a new chapter in the saudi opposition against the ruling family, and close us saudi relations. al-qaeda, which carried out the 9/11 attacks, included saudi dissidents including salma bin laden, and veterans of the anti soviet campaign in afghanistan. most recently, saudi leaders have seen the us as a principle ally against iran and its regional proxies. saudi iranian rivalry, has entered a new phase as these two countries compete for dominance across the region. a region destabilized by the 2003 us invasion of iraq, and its effects in yemen, iraq, syria, lebanon and the rivalry has escalated and intensified violence in conflicts that are often framed in sectarian religious terms. but are really about regional power. prioritizing, the conflict with

44%si of use in 2019 use mint juul. when mint was banned february 2020 under your partial flavor fan, guess what -- 44.5% of youth used on thoughts that we went from 44% of juul users music meant to 44.5% juul users using methyl. senator durbin said in his testimony 62% of all users, regardless of which company ended up using methyl. this is before you became commissioners but i said in entire hearing with your colleague, picked telling him this was a bad idea to create an exemption for menthol. i said thiss is exactly what's going to happen, people will migrate meant to menthol and that's what happened. i was sora pleased you band menthol combustible cigarette, which was the right thing to do, will you pledge to clear the market menthol e-cigarette? >> again, i can't prejudge our decision. what i can say isci menthol has additional properties and pharmacological properties that i believe potentiate the effects of nicotine addiction and make it harder stop either vaping smoking so to my mind, having a higher patient of

work with us not over us to stand by our side not ride on our back. government can and must provide opportunity not smother it foster productivity not stifle it if we look to the answer. as to why for so many years we achieved so much. prospered as no other people on earth it was because here in this land we unleash the energy and individual genius of man to a greater extent than has ever been done before. freedom and the dignity the individual had been more available and assured here. then in any other place on earth? the price for this freedom at times has been high. but we have never been unwilling to pay that price. it is no coincidence that our present troubles parallel and our proportionate. to the intervention and intrusion in our lives that result from unnecessary and excessive growth of government. it is time for us to realize that we are too great a nation. to limit ourselves to small dreams we're not as some would have us believe doomed to an inevitable decline. i do not believe in a fate. that will fall on us no matter what we do. i do bel

like those of us commanders say taliban insurgents here are copying the tactics used to fight the us in around me. i the corner was can you move on for glow? consider look on the call on the behalf of a honda do any? yeah. give me one second. oh, i did it, did some good news my good about but i can cause i can go out there. why did you want to take your call, mike? no. what is evil? none then gone on. i have much as much, much under the hood in the motto, not in how's it is your i'm sure i don't, don't you know? gimme a call. we're not gonna go now. connie, no of now. sure. no, no, no, no, no, no, i just see what i'm, what i'm saying is i'm going, i'm going to get you to a deal that i need to get to do. yeah. now we're going to need to do that. i can, i want to know how to do to go to the file it clashes between the taliban and nato forces left him french soldiers dead with violence that to be up 50 percent. in spite of the growing number of troops now serving under joint nato, us command me. and when a visual kind shide on boots up victim it's, i don't if i not the same time to them

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update us on the latest. what we just saw in the last few minutes was very powerful. >> we are getting to the real meat of the policy -- use of force policy at this department. this could really be the crux of the case. all of the emotion you've heard from the witnesses is going to matter greatly. this is the most technical stuff that the jury will be taking notes on and really drilling down on because if they determine that he, indeed, went far beyond what the policy says -- i'm talking about former officer derek chauvin here, if the jury determines that he overstepped his bounds, went far beyond what the use of force policy is, that is going to be a major problem for him. because what it tells you is -- what you're hearing from this minneapolis police sergeant, david pleoger, he is a former sergeant, but he was there that day. he's getting phone calls. he's talking to chauvin. then he's going to the scene. if he says, look, the officer has to at any given time assess the situation. you heard him say, yes, h

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we will keep him with us. we love him during the day without he wear all hi thing for a happy ending to this story. say we will keep you updated on our progress. american journalists are being treated and, and threatened with massive fines if they work for the wrong publications to contributors to a site called the strategic culture foundation have received stern warnings from the us treasury department. this letter was sent to daniela's, r and michael virchow, who are both based in new york. it says the s c f is on a list of band organizations accused of election meddling. and that you, as persons who, quote, engage, and transactions with the foundation are liable to fines of at least $311000.00. daniel was our shared, his personal experience with us. it was a warning regarding future articles. so essentially, if i write for sci fi and gauge and any kind of transaction, which i assume means any, an exchange of money i could be had with massive fines that were completely destroy my finances. so i was taken aba

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in a sense saying don't blame us, this is on the us. one of their seniorfigures released this is on the us. one of their senior figures released a statement on the last hour that said our victory and success have shocked the west. they cannot process it. hence they will deliberately try to create panic and chaos just to make the situation look tense. "the only place in chaos right now are in kabul airport. place in chaos right now are in kabulairport. people place in chaos right now are in kabul airport. people there are being shot and killed. the situation thatis being shot and killed. the situation that is being created will have an impact on aviation across the country, and the us is trying to hide its defeat by putting this evacuation drama in place creating panic among the general population. " the statement says, "the us wants to do differently, they are dragging people out of the country." i think thatis people out of the country." i think that is the first signs of the divergence in viewpoint here, perspective between nato force

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you can't use force on someone just because they are large. >> that's true. >> the use of drugs or intoxicants, that could be a risk factor. >> yes. >> and on that subject, with respect to what a reasonable officer understand about the use of drugs and alcohol controlled substances, there's a whole range of drugs out there and there's a whole range of drug users out there. there are some that could cause someone to become aggressive, true and some that can cause the user to become somewhat sedated, true? >> true. >> so hearing that someone has, quote, been on something, that isn't necessarily a threat to the officer. >> unless there's behavior that makes the officer believe. >> behavior that they are drug influenced or that they are going to be doing something threatening to the officer? there is a difference, right? [inaudible] >> there's a difference between someone manifesting behavior or manifesting behavior. >> it could pose a threat. >> the manifestation that somebody's passed out. that probably doesn't constitute a threat to you. that's more of a vulnerability of the person using the co

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and something, television maybe could've shown us the soldiers were going to fight with us soon maybe it would've been easier. as it was the fox old needed every hollister and think they could get and more. and the men to go with them. yes, our mission on the lines was delayed. delay the red driving korea. so that we can get jeeps, delay it so that we can get weapons carriers and weapons and more ammo. and get it to us, man and equipment, wet or dry. because it was still rough going for us, it would stay that way for months or maybe longer. until enough men would be in korea district back grade yes, it was operation delay. [gunshot]. [gunshot]. the emma was precious, one are artillery battalion is 40 tanks we we would hold them off for a few hours and a blessing attack but they would envelop us on both sides. and always trouble ahead in trouble on the sides. [gunshot]. and off of the river, earned our bridges behind us. people in big cities like pittsburgh or bothered by smoke partied all the smoke was black but it didn't bother us a bit. yes, the smoke and look good. and that's the w

s. military base where they used a c. i turn coat to attack us soldiers. there are several other attacks on american assets, and this all led to a rise of terrorism inside pocket on directly related to the u. s. presence in afghanistan, 6 years ago, the pakistani taliban, which was widely suspected of being used by the african government, backed by the u. s. against pakistan turned into isis k central. it's the same thing as isis. so most viewers with no slumming state of iraq and syria, right. isis, which was this group that took over in 2014, 2015 big swats of iraq and area. and by the way, who were able to do that because of massive amounts of military equipment that the us left behind the civically interact, that's where they really got their weapons from. they went into iraq, took those home, these are weapons and went back into syria, isis k, which is the islamic state of correspond, which essentially means eastern. they don't like the taliban, they're not friends with the taliban. they've been fighting the taliban. but more importantly, they've been

asked people in berlin for their opinion on the astra zeneca suspension it helped us go from us i feel that they're now really rushing ahead too fast if you look at the side effects they're very rare if you read the information leaflet of aspirin or ibuprofen or any other those have much more serious side effects and we swallow those daily more or less. i think it is very very good that the vaccines were as a valid fast and they would talk about the side effects because talented that information would be so much worse but i also think that due to everyone having an opinion i had now it's kind of make the whole x. nation process fall into pieces. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we trust and so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused. austria has opened talks with russia are up by a 1000000 doses of its sputnik covert vaccine shelt

s. dollar has essentially been weaponized by washington because it's used used for sanctions and, and you mentioned, you know, basically the global energy market and you look at, you know, someone comes to come to the country, excuse me, like, on his way, like iran, syria, iraq, afghanistan, all of these countries have various energy innuendoes and yet they've all been whacked by us sanctions. perhaps. i mean we've had analysts say the us functions, they just don't work. what do you think? no, i, i've been a long proponent. i've written articles about it that sanctions tend to hurt the country that issues them. ultimately they've rarely worked. i mean, we've had to iran again if the is the biggest example, i think for 40 years or more it's have us sanctions. and all these us sanctions have done is helped him make you run more self reliant than it was during the period of the shot in relative terms. we mean the iran has learned to make its own airplane parts. it's learn to, it makes its own jet fighter, for example. it has it's, it's definitely feeling the pain of sanction and would li

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so it's, it behooves us to use that leverage and to start and centering in its own foreign policy. right. and the human security of people, both palestinians and israelis. right. before we get to the us in more detail, what about the 2 sides? these really that the palestinians. what role do they have to play in moving past the the status quo? yeah, i mean they, they have not been able to engage productively for some time now, particularly because of, you know, napkin, yahoo, but not only because of next in yahoo, i mean the palestinian internal politics are in disarray. the palestinian leader doesn't have popular support. there hasn't been elections and 15 years and it doesn't look like they're going to happen anytime soon though. they were promised to take place in may. and on the israeli side we have, you know, and there's really government that has yet to form. we've seen multiple elections within the span of 2 years and it looks like we may be entering into another election. so there's no government for which to engage between the 2 sides. so it really needs external, external

why amazing let us hope that more and more people soft using bikes to get along but now let's switch gears with reporter the 1st of the problems we've also and. that's right it's everywhere and most of it isn't biodegradable so one way or dealing with it is to collect to recycle it in the little bit serious would be someone who is fond of very creative way of talking trash and turning it into something colorful. companies artist frank can go go specializes in portraits but instead of using paint and brushes he creates his work from plastic bags recovered from college. and he finds plenty where he lives on the outskirts of kinshasa waste management in the capital city is virtually non-existent vision street decrease said to myself i'll turn the dirty plastic bags littering our city into art works better value it's a message to others to find better ways to dispose of trash. the. connex plastic waste from this landfill site. then washes it. and hangs it in the sun to draw. ultra preliminary sketch he then uses the plastic to fill in the finished what he can usually complete one but in

with us. we provide transparent mechanisms for users to understand how their data is being collected and how their data is being used and meaningful tools to give consumers the ability to see the data that is stored in their account and to make choices like, delete the data or use one of our auto delete tools to set up regular cadences where information such as their search history or viewing history or location history if they've opted into location history, can be regularly deleted. we've also as i mentioned in my testimony since 2011 have created tools to give consumers the ability to take the data they provided to us and playoff it to a competitor's site. we don't want users to work to engage with google because they feel locked in because their data is with us. we want them to be able to go to the services and technologies that suit their needs based on a competitive dynamic rather than any sense of lock-in. >> okay. why don't we go to you, ms. slaiman? i was just looking at some twitter

perhaps using the aircraft to, to use these other reports. we are the world food program on behalf of the united nation is, is looking at establishing the human. sure average that i mentioned before that, that's going to take, you know, days, you know, that's at least 4 or 5 or 6 days way before we start the 1st aircraft. so we need a real short term solution and we'd be happy to use those, those other rich him. how long do i can have before people start going hungry? because of this arguing over who can use called the level or can't use called level for aid. well, people already hungry enough understand i understand the will to program this is bringing some food cross border. we're particularly concerned about the the medical needs, the health needs. we know that fortunately most health facilities are functioning across the country. we have health stuff on the ground in all 34 provinces. we know 95 percent of the health facilities are functioning. but we also know that stocks a rapidly wind lane. we are getting multiple calls on a daily basi