Activity and turmoil going on around us. Many of us are back in washington today. Were holding this committee virtually in compliance with the regulations for Remote Committee proceedings pursuant to House Resolution 965. This authority has allowed us to continue to do our work on behalf of the American People, while keeping our staff, families, and the Broader Community safe. We have all started to become familiar with navigating this technology, i do want to remind members of a few procedures. First, consistent with the regulations, the committee will keep microphones muted to limit background noise. Members are responsible for unmuting themselves when they seek recognition or when recognized for their five minutes. Members and witnesses must have their cameras on at all times. Weve got to keep track of you even if you step away from the proceedings. Please leave your camera on rather than logging out. Finally, as you know, we may have votes during todays hearing. It looks like theyr
Position as we head until then until the end of the year. Correlations breaking down as we continue to see the Broader Market gain. The dow and s p, because they closed at records yesterday, gaining again. That means they are records once again in todays session. Lets take a look at the various components of the s p 500 to get a better picture of what is going on. We have Information Technology here it down, free from the bottom. That is one of the reasons the nasdaq is lacking. Telecom, financials, real estate are gaining. It isnot as clear not as though cyclical are lacking and defensives are gaining or vice a versa. It seems as though it is sector and stocks. Utilities are up, declining the most in the s p 500. You will get into that later in our sector spider report to one group we are seeing clear movement is within the mall owners. Moll real state investor trust. That is because we have a deal announced. European mall company has struck a deal to buy westfield, based in australia
The debate continues to grow. I think it would help them and keep our community and our state safe. I dont see anything wrong with it. It is essential facial recognition software. Reporter a computer to recognize a famous face. The distance between her eyes, her nose, and her mouth. Reporter or lesserknown person like this cleveland kidnapping suspect it could help solve more cases. Cutting that down from several days of research to a few seconds. They could save somebodys life. Reporter a Government Accountability report says the fbi better slowdown. Raising issues with privacy and the accuracy of that technology. It has room for improvement that fire off on somebody else that may be under investigation. Reporter false positives can happy. Rhode island decided not to share is drivers license photos earlier this summer. Police rely on much more than a match. Theres a lot more analysis, a lot more things that have to happen then just facial recognition software. Reporter 16 states have
I remember you when you were mayor when we visited stanford and my question really relates to their relationship in piggybacks on your rick question the relationship of schools and generalpurpose government. In stanford you are one of them a oral pioneers in pushing the kinds of relationships that you just discussed. My question relates to this philosophy particularly in light of the profound demographic changes. Have you been able to take the kinds of initiatives at the state level bringing in the department of social services and juvenile justice etc. And breaking down the traditional isolation of schools from general purpose government . Yes and no. We made some progress but not enough. Some of that affect structural change and i go back to Early Childhood education. We created an office of the Early Childhood. We took operations out of four different departments and put them in one office to be housed within the department of education but now we have one operation concentrating on
Affected the outcome of the war. Mr. Stoker is a strategy and policy professor at the Naval War College in monterrey, california. The Bryant Park Corporation, Oxford University press and the New York Historical society cohosted this 55minute event. Thank you so much, paul. Good evening, everyone. As paul mentioned, im alex kassl, manager of Public Programs at the New York Historical society, and its a pleasure to see so many familiar faces in the audience tonight and a great pleasure to introduce tonights speaker and to once again partner with Bryant Park Corporation and Oxford University press on this terrific lecture series. Weve had a great run this summer. Next week is our final week in the series and at the historic society, we Just Announced the fallwinter series, and thats on the website now, brochures to come early september, so something exciting to look forward to. Tonights program will last about an hour and will be followed by a booksigning by our featured speaker, donald s