and how are people making it around? well, people are hunkering down, and the ferry service has been canceled for the day obviously, and no transportation on or off of the island, and that is all right. i mean, clearly, it is damaging, because you are talking about the flooding, and some main streets that are underwater, but are you concerned about danger to humans, and what are you expecting? yeah, i mean, i think that the biggest danger is that the police have asked people to stay off of the roadss, and we have seen the downed trees. those are type of things that the flooding and people have had enough warning so that it is not a safety thing for people right now, and it is not as if they will be stuck in it, but the authorities are asking people to stay off of the roads.
things, chris. safety, privacy, and competition. and if i may, the safety thing, think about it this way. we have had really important industries that were unsafe in the past. before the pure food and drug act, food production was unsafe. medicines were unsafe. we created the fda to make them safe. we need something like that here. secondly, you ve got privacy. the big issue on all this stuff, it s not just that facebook tracks you everywhere, but there s a giant economy of third parties who have all of your location data from your cell phone, they have your prescriptions and your medical tests, which tell you everything you need to know about a person s health. they have all your financial transactions. they know what apps you re using, they know what you do on the web. all that tradeses online, and they use it to create first a model that allows them to use artificial intelligence to predict your behavior, but then, also, they use artificial intelligence to then go out with
young, say teenage girls or younger i have one. i have a kid who is a case study in this. thank god she s healthy and she s okay, but it s a struggle, brother. it s a struggle because of what s coming at her. instagram was designed from the beginning with filters to make people look better than they are in real life, which is designed to provoke envy, which causes people to spend money. that was the business model from day one. this notion that they did not intend to hurt kids is completely unbelievable. and so what you have to have, you have to address three things, chris. safety, privacy, and competition. and if i may, the safety thing, think about it this way. we have had really important industries that were unsafe in the past. before the pure food and drug act, food production was unsafe. medicines were unsafe. we created the fda to make them safe. we need something like that here. secondly, you ve got privacy. the big issue on all this stuff, it s not just that facebook tra
1015 hrs, depending on accidents, roadworks, and delays. it is governed so close by time, which is half a safety thing, but, obviously, it does make the job difficult and it does make the job difficult and it does make getting home at a set time if you have got kids really hard to achieve. it has got so many difficult hurdles in the job, hard to achieve. it has got so many difficult hurdles in thejob, that has not been portrayed. what they are saying is, look at these figures, jump into it, go for it, go nuts, but the figures are not genuine to what the job is. you ve really got to go into it with your eyes open, realise what you are capable of and know what your home life is to think, can i give up possibly a night with my family, have i got somebody to pick up the kids? somebody for my pets? it is not a normaljob where at five pm at night, if thejob is not done, leave it, go home, someone else will do it. if you run out of hours, you are
we need you to weigh outside of the house for the police officer safety. the detective was soon on route to the lane. he still had a garbled account from the 9-1-1 call. who had shot who? he s trying to protect me. your son was trying to protect? you yes. it looked like it was what we call the domestic murder. something had just occurred. on arrival the first deputies on the scene, saw a young man who turned out to be the 19-year-old charlie tan. standing in the driveway with his mother. they re outside the? house there outside the. house it s a safety thing for the detective, let those people come out, there s no reason to go in. they asked to results was in the. house in the next opponents the deputy her to sunday tell a story that sounded like self-defense. he had to shoot he said, to save his mother, he used the shotgun. charlie said my dad s in there. he s dead. i had to do. it he was going to hurt my mom. the father was shot because