so let s think about some real world use cases. so, i am in the counter terrorism business and i know that there are five individuals in central london, where we re sitting right now, that want to do harm on a massive scale to the public. would you have public support to use facial recognition to try to intercept that group of individuals before they could do harm? i would suggest almost categorically that you would. an opposite example now. an individual is being kicked out of the pub for drinking too much on a saturday night. the pub has taken a photo of that individual. should that individual be prevented from getting into that establishment and other establishments because of that incident? i think you would have very little public consent for that example. do you support it? and we have more news of a nursery nurse who has been released from jail after serving ten years. that news is breaking now. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until ”am this morning. what
yest day, bike de in. hopefully do the same today? little steamy too. humidity creeping in, lauryn, didou notice that? i did notice that. you ll notice it more today compared to yesterday, guys. yes. we have a lot of and we also have maybe our first 90 degree day that we re going to e across the area as we head through this afternoon. we have two days of some pretty good heat, th he soing to be building across the area. once we get the heat, we get tho srms. so we could see a few r thunderstoms, saw a few last night. delet s look outsinow. hazy out there now from our ive tower camera. sun just coming of 10 minutes ago. we re looking at some haziness, little cloud cover out there. i think we ll have a good deal of sunshine out there today. it is mild. those temperatures are in the 60s now. 65 here in d.c. 67 at quantico marine base. e temperatures are fairl mild now and we ll see the temperature go right on . we hadgh w.u have morete on this outmi little bit. lauryn, tha
archbishop wilton d. gregory, most recent from atlanta, officially the first-ever african-american archbishop of washington. as news4 s da d culverreports, it s a leadership role that gregory says must start with healing. i resolve to serve faithfully the spiritual needs of this local church. reporter: a new beginning for catholics in our nation s capit capital. archbishop wilton d. gregory accepting his position to the local church, holding high the mandate from pope francis himself and acknowledging the p recentin caused by church leaders. we clerics and hierarchs have been the source of this current tempest. reporter: gregory steps in following a devastating church scandal. most recently the defrocking of now ex-cardinal theodore mccarrick accused of sexually abusing minors and the outgoing archbishop, cardinal donald wuerl, accused of not doing predator punish priests when he served in pitcaburgh. rdinal wuerl has been and remains aherished iend, an episcopal co
slow down a e plan toxpand parts of 270 and the beltway, but the governor is pushing back. and from homeless to georgetown university.wo a young n s journey to her college graduation most complete. welcome to news4 this week. hi, everybody, j mm handly. we begin with a news4 i-team investigation. if you have ever driven it, you know indian head highway is already one of our region s most dangerous roads. this week the i-team uncovered a new concern, an investigation by tott mcfarlane raises questions ut oabeasy.et wher reporter: it s one of maryland s busiest roads. and one of the deadliest. in february, a driver killed in his car was rear-ended at 55 miles an hour. a mother killed crossing the street last march. d in december, a heart-breaking case when three children died when a suspected drunk driver struck their parents. the most gut-wrenching part was when tse children were killed on 210. reporter: cynthia jones ktws he pain it can cause. a suspected c spee
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