Sharp and tough. We are going to leave this and go live to a briefing with the d. C. Mayor. Mayor bowser good morning everybody. I am the mayor of the district of columbia, i am joined by members of my Public Safety team, the city administrator for the district of columbia to provide a brief update, and take your questions. Let me just start with this. We talk about statehood, people wonder why we fight so hard for it. And, i think that the events of the last several days demonstrate that our fight for statehood is more about more than getting two senators, about our right as taxpaying americans to autonomy, and the autonomy that can only be fully achieved with statehood. Curfew at i imposed a 7 00 p. M. , about 25 minutes noted thatcurfew we protesters in front of the white some were dispersed using form of munitions. D. C. Police throughout the night enforced the curfew, and last night, i think the chief will confirm this number, a number of people were arrested in violation of the p
Getting two senators, but its about our right as tax autonomy andans to the autonomy that can only be achieved through statehood. Esterday i imposed a curfew at 7 00 p. M. , about 25 minutes that curfew we note as the country round noted that protesters in front f the white house were dispersed using some form of munitions. D. C. Police throughout the night last nightcurfew and i think the chief will confirm of people , a number were arrested in violation of their protest. Ask the chief of to come up and describe our response last night and then take a few questions. Bowser, hank you, mayor thank you again for your continued leadership in these very difficult times. Im the chief of police for the metropolitan Police Department. Day night marked our fourth of demonstration activity here in washington, d. C. Related to senseless death of george floyd. Began with two separate groups at approximately square e in lafayette and one in the vicinity of the u. S. Capitol. Groups were peacefully
Of league has the west rest of virginia. Our goal is to service the chief federal Law Enforcement official or our respective areas. That is bringing together our Law Enforcement partners and prosecuting any manner of criminal violation as well as defending the government on the civil side. Host as we look at the coronavirus, how has your job changed since the pandemic and what are your Biggest Challenges right now . Guest ive got an amazing team of about 350 employees across the Eastern District. That number grows exponentially when you include all of our Law Enforcement, investigative, and agency partners. Like much of the country we have moved to a telework model. Essential, but we are part of the National Security apparatus. We are still working. We have a skeleton staff in the office to ensure that every anything that cannot be done remotely, whether related to National Security, whether it involves a Public Safety arrest, we are still moving forward. It is a challenge under the ci
Cspan, the senate on cspan2 when they come back into session. Our next guest is from alexandria. His zachary terwilliger. U. S. Attorney for the Eastern District of virginia. Thank you for joining us. Guest thanks very much for having me. What start by reminding us exactly u. S. Attorney does. Guest i am proud to have 92 collects. There is 93 u. S. Attorneys across the country. We are the chief federal Law Enforcement officers in our respective districts. We have two in the Eastern District of virginia. If you draw a line down the blue ridge mountains, that would be the Eastern District. Of league has the west rest of virginia. Our goal is to service the chief federal Law Enforcement official or our respective areas. That is bringing together our Law Enforcement partners and prosecuting any manner of criminal violation as well as defending the government on the civil side. Host as we look at the coronavirus, how has your job changed since the pandemic and what are your Biggest Challeng
Fourth quarter bottomline estimates. We will break down the results ahead of disneys highly anticipated streaming platform debut. But first, to our top stories. Facebook continues to struggle to regain trust over how it handles user data. But that has become more complicated. There has now been a leak of internal documents suggesting business considerations outweighed those privacy concerns. It is something that facebook publicly touted when it decided five years ago to cut off tens of thousands of developers from its platform. To discuss, im joined by Bloomberg Technologys sarah frier, as well as ben brody in washington. Sarah, let me start with you. You covered this story. What do we know from these leaked documents so far . Reporter the documents give us this interesting internal picture in a way we really havent seen before of how these decisions are made and the difference between how they are discussed internally and how the company explains them externally. Internally, they are