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Next, officials testifying on the use of biometrics and its impact on privacy they are asked about the use of facial Recognition Technology and privacy risks. The hearing before house subcommittee on investigations and oversight is just under an hour and a half today our focus will be on how Technological Solutions can secure our privacy while allowing us to enjoy the benefits of biometric tools. Biometric privacy enhancing technologies can and should be implemented, along with Biometric Technologies, so called beach pads, the socalled beat pads could be implemented at the point of capture, improving the precision of collection tools to ensure they are not picking up features that are not necessary for use. They can insert, for example, obfuscations on the data collected, degrading the quality of the information, or introducing statistical noise so the biometric data is less usable for unintended uses. The technique called a template protection can ensure that one systems biometric inf
He is expected to talk about the climate. It was at the white house yesterday when the White House Press secretary talked about the idea of a state of emergency on climate change, and she was asked about that. [video clip] will we be getting a Climate Emergency announcement this week . To answer your first question, one thing i want to step back and layout for all of you, the president was one of the first in congress when he was a senator to ring the alarm bell on climate crisis. This is an issue that has been friend of mine for him. Ithas been a part fron front of mind for him. He has stated that he would take action if congress wont. He will take additional actions in that vein tomorrow. He will continue. You will not just to stop with the actions of tomorrow, but i would not plan everything is on the table, it will just not be this week on that decision. Host the president is heading to massachusetts. Stay close to our website and the cspan now app. David starts us offin 00 david s
Vote vote vote for those that may not remember with both sides demo at the republicans were usually both in. Its hard to move people off of that. Insurrection of january 6 that situation thats been going on since 1887 shouldve been corrected and have not been but no one ever felt we had what we had and everyone stepped into play. By january the 19th my democratic colleagues were so frustrated that they force the boat on repealing the filibuster to allow that bill to pass with a simple majority among party lines. It appeared to many both inside and outside of washington, d. C. But the senate was fundamentally broken. Senator collins and i have worked together for a long time and we never gave up, we were not convinced it was broken and you just have to work a little bit harder. They call us the most delivered body. To deliberate means to talk. To converse the deliberate body is no longer the deliberate body and we were not going to let that happen to us. We asked our colleagues and frie
Alert. Lawmakers are optimistic about a budget deal to avert a government shut down at the end of the week. Welcome to the second hour of happening now. Im jon scott. And im jenna lee. The stage is a bipartisan deal on the 1 trillion spending bill. Well hear more about the White House Press briefing starting in an hour. Lets check in with mike emanuel on capitol hill. Good afternoon. With President Trump and the top advisingers expressing a willingness to take the border wall off the negotiating table for now, capitol hill sources are expressing confidence they will get a deal to continue funding the government. Mitch mcconnell spoke about the negotiations. The talks have been part of a bipartisan process from the start with appropriators continuing negotiations. I look forward to more productive conversations with senators, house colleagues at the white house to get this important work down soon. The Top Democrats here on capitol hill praise the president for taking the border wall of