regulators can trust ryou have to make the drones even smarter. yes . 60% to 080% of the items we shi could be shipped by the drones we re working on. all of that convenience, experts say, could come at exponentially higher cost to our privacy. in the case, for example, of amazon, amazon has incredibly powerful image recognition technology. people really love this image recognition service. at the moment, we don t have any caselaw that answers the question, who owns your face? yet, amazon s facial recognition software is already being used by law enforcement across the country. drawing criticism from the aclu. let s think about what those powers cold mean erers could m of the government. and amazon s own employees who say the powerful technology must be carefully regulated before it s put to broad use. you have been pretty open about the fact that this is a service that could do harm, in
taking you live to puerto rico, we are told there s teargas potentially being used now with those large protests. a number of people trying to take cover, to get inside buildings. we will assess the situation, check out what we can do live and go back for a report and give you those life pictures. in mexico they are setting a new record for homicides in the first half of the year. cartel and gang violence pushing numbers up by 5%, there were 3080 killing pl. in june, 100 murders per day nationwide. 17,608 murders in the first half of this year, now the most reported in history, even more than during mexico s 2011 drug war. breaking news from the ninth circuit, san francisco-based federal court rejecting the trump administration s request to stop asylum-seekers from being released on bond while their cases move through the court system. trump administration says it will appeal the decision and expect to win. the president renewing his attacks on alexandria ocasio cortez, ilhan omar, ion
buildings. we are going to assess that situation, check out and see what we can do life and we will go back there for a report as soon as we know more and give you those life pictures. meanwhile in mexico, tonight they re sitting setting a new record for homicides in the first half of the year. cartel and gang violence pushing murders up by 5%. there were 3,080 killings in june and an average of 100 murders per day nationwide. 17,608 murders in the first half of this year. that s not the most reported in history, even more than during mexico s 2011 drug war. breaking news from the ninth circuit tonight from a friend francisco-based federal court rejecting the trumpet restrictions requests to stop asylum-seekers from being released on bond while their cases move through the court system. trump administration says it will appeal the decision and expects to win. the president renewing his attacks tonight on freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley and r
during the past administration, there were many numbers that were very high like ten, 12, 18 having to do with missile launches nuclear testing for the last two years on the bottom, 080. so i am very happy with the way it s going. you re not bothered at all by the missiles? i m not, i m personally not. big mike you have trump appearing to downplay the latest missile test, sounding positive about a potential for a nuclear agreement with the regine. however, u.s. national security advisor john bolton sees it differently and he is sounding the alarm saying the u.n. security council resolution prohibits the launch of any ballistic missile and there is no doubt that north korea has violated the resolution. that spring and former cia chief
3,080 votes in a state that decided the election, i think this was a very significant factor. i think at the end of the day, he made, as i said, a terrible error of judgment. it wasn t a binary choice. he had the information about weiner s laptop three weeks earlier. it only took them a week to look at those e-mails and conclude they were just duplicates of what they had already looked at and dismissed the matter. he could have done that quietly. he didn t need to do what he did which was send a letter to jason k api tz, the republican firebrand chairman at the time. he knew that would leak out immediately. i think he just made a terrible error of judgment, and i think republicans and democrats that had served in senior levels of the department, including the person who was just who preceded him as deputy attorney general in the bush administration, all concluded that this was the wrong move. let me get your reaction on