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Conversation. Ere really abouts its going to be with our executive director, rebekah tweed in conversation with New York Times tech reporter kashmir hill, author of the brand we are really excited about todays conversation. It will be with our executive director in conversation with New York Times tech reporter, kashmir hill, author of the brandnew and just out, your face belongs to us. The reason why i am excited about today is because she has been a pandering trailblazing voice in servicing these issues of the social impacts of technology. What we are focused on at all tech is human is really lowering this about how fast innovation moves and how slow our ability to consider its impact on how we live, love, learn and i. How to get jobs come into the world. These are big questions. That is why we cannot deal with these sitting alone in front of the screen. Come together, because many different backgrounds and voices. Going back to kashmir hill and the very role that the journalists pla
Us. The reason why im excited about today is cashmere has been a pioneering kind, trailblazing voice in surfacing these issues of the social impacts of technology. What were always focused on at all tech is human, is really this gulf between how fast innovation moves and how slow our ability to consider its impact on how we live, love, learn, even die, how we get jobs, how we see the world, the future of the human condition. These are big questions, and thats why these are questions we cannot deal with sitting alone in front of a screen, come together because we need all different backgrounds, all different voices. But going back kashmir hill and just a very role that journalists play, journalists are informing about what is happening these oftentimes things done in a secretive manner. So especially around her work that came out with big New York Times expose a year or so ago around clearview ai oftentimes what one founder might want to do is not in a line with our interpretation of th
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Turns out Violent Crime peaked in 1991 and was in a steady decline until a small uptake in 2006 then the trend continue today drop. There was another small rise in 2015 and thats the last year in which the fbi has numbers. The rate in 2015 was half what it was in 1991. One of the president s resent orders prioritizes deportation of Illegal Immigrants that committed crimes. Evans found a woman caught by this order who had been allowed to remain in phoenix under president obamas immigration policy. Reporter a crowd of angry protesters tried to prevent gar garcia from being deported. One even tied himself to the police van but it was fewal. She has been deported and this has been one of the first victims of President Trump. She has been living in the u. S. Illegally for more than 20 years. She has two children who are u. S. Citizens. She was arrested after reporting on wednesday for her six month checkin at the phoenix immigration office. Her husband of 17 years. Do you wish she hadnt hav