Clinton in the polls here in new hampshire. With at least one survey showing he more than doubled her support. Clinton took heat for her speaking fees from goldman sachs. Goldman sachs was one of those Companies Whose illegal activity destroyed our economy. We both want to reign in the excesses of wall street. Voters will draw the ultimate distinction at the polls. Danielle nottingham, cbs news, durham, new hampshire. The republican candidates gather for a debate on saturday. In school watch. The Public Schools overcrowding and repair Needs Committee met tonight to take a closer look at which taxes theyll ask voters to raise this november. The goal of this committee. Is to raise 781 Million Dollars over ten years. To build new schools. And repair old ones. Theyll do it through increases in sales taxes. Or a combination of sales and property taxes. Tonight we got a closer look at how much each option would cost the average taxpayer. If its just a sales tax increase. The rate would go fr
Chanting black lives matter, marchers have been taking to the streets since Tony Robinson was killed on friday. His uncle says his family is not antipolice and that this issue goes beyond race and his nephew. This is a bigger issue than tony. This highlights a universal problem with Law Enforcement and how its procedures are carried out, especially in whats happened over the summertime and whats circulating around the news. And specifically as it pertains to the sisystematic targeting of young black males. Hes alluding to the shooting death of Michael Brown in ferguson missouri. Some of the group in wisconsin were formed after that case. They do not want a repeat of the violence which erupted in ferguson. Whether i like it or not, im inextricably tied to the ferguson phenomenon. But in terms of the trust thats been garnered over decades, id like to believe that we will not be defined by this incident unto itself. Id like to believe that the outreach in our neighborhoods and schools, an
Australia's deepfake bill could see children as young as 10 jailed for sharing explicit images, sparking calls for raising the age of criminal responsibility.
Australia's deepfake bill could see children as young as 10 jailed for sharing explicit images, sparking calls for raising the age of criminal responsibility.
Australia's deepfake bill could see children as young as 10 jailed for sharing explicit images, sparking calls for raising the age of criminal responsibility.