arrest yes that was the case recently in detroit michigan when police arrested 42 year old black man robert julian williams on a felony warrant for larceny after facial recognition technology fingered him was the perpetrator of shoplifting $3800.00 worth of watches from a shy mellow store the computer said you did it so that s a wrap case closed looking down on let s go grab you know starbucks and maybe pepper pepper spray a few protesters on our way there but not so fast no no no no turns out this crime fighting facial recognition technology has a pretty major fatal flaw the new york times reports that while facial recognition systems have been dangerously used by police for more than 2 decades recent studies by mit and the national institute of standards and technology or nist have found that while the technology works relatively well on white men the results are less accurate for other demographic. pics in part because they lack of diversity in the images to use to develop
talks returned to ufc in july. he announced his retirement. it was in the news recently for getting into trouble with the law in florida. in atlanta, an urgent manhunt is under way for a man who sprayed an apartment complex with bullets two days in a row. they shattered cars and windows and several glass doors. so for, no one has been hurt. here s steve ocountry seam. reporter: a man in atlanta, they have no idea who this guy is or where he is hiding. this was the first shooting about a week ago. in under surveillance video from an apartment building, you see this black suv pull into the entrance. then a young manreed in black jumps out with a rifle and for no apparent reason shoots at cars and apartments nearby. sharon bryant was inside with her grandchildren trying to dodge the bullet itself. my apartment is downstairs, it could have went through me and my grandkid and stuff. reporter: police found two shell casings and say it was plain luck. the next morning the
as one mp tof the most powerfulk bands ever. remarkable photos that have never been shown before. we begin with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. this is the most deadly transportation accident in this history. 20 fatalities, just horrific. a gruesome limousine crash in new york. it s devastating. can t wrap your head around it. you just can t. tropical storm michael is expected to become a hurricane as it moves across the gulf of mexico. it will be extremely dangerous. and sudden spike in a mysterious illness in minnesota now causing concern. it attacks the nervous system and tan cause paralysis. the secretary of state meeting with kim jong-un. telling reporters they made significant progress. republican senator collins is defending her vote on brett kavanaugh. i believe a sexual assault happened to her. i do not believe herna il 20 toe.e warning about , we all that. one family in southern louisiana got quite a surprise at thei
did anyone else get a text from the president today? [ cheers and applause ] we know we had test on the show last night, i was worried that he was contacting me directly. [ laughter ] guillermo, did you get the text? guillermo: yeah, i did, yes. fema today tested out what they re calling the presidential alert system. i guess it worked because today the president was in everyone s pants. [ laughter ] about 225 million americans got this text today. it s kind of funny. here in the office almost everybody got the text. they re like, why am i getting texts from the president? the few people who didn t get the text were like, why didn t i get a text from the president? [ emergency buzzer ] jimmy: what is that? another presidential alert? oh, all right. wait a minute. maybe he thinks he s texting? i don t know. i get this might be useful during an emergency but do we really need this? i already get terrifying presidential alerts on my phone. they re called the news. [
reach a deal could unleash economic havoc. they are sparring with each other, progressives and moderates directly at odds over the timing of passing two critical pieces of the president s agenda. you have the hard infrastructure and also expanding the social safety net. today president biden will meet with house speaker pelosi and senate ma jordan leader chuck schumer and other democrats in the most extensive in-person engagement with democrats in the white house since the president took office. danielle diaz is live on capitol hill. take us through what happened. reporter: it was a crazy night. crazy nights are not rare on capitol hill. look, the house passed this funding bill that would fund the government through early december, along with a measure that would raise excuse me, suspend the debt ceiling through early december 2022. but this matters because this stopgap measure which needs to be passed in order to avoid a government shutdown when funding expires on se