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We were talking about this cast unit the fbi has to create the cell phone dragnets. but you could get caught up in this just at a political protest because your phone was there and you did nothing wrong. >> thats totally true. and moreover. you showed they narrowed it down after they went through a couple phases of eliminations. but there were 5,500 phones in the original warrant. 1,500 is a much smaller group than what the fine got to see initially. dan: one of the things that worries me and co...

Jobs. applications for unemployment, indeed, is a proxy for layoffs in the market could be pointing towards a little bit more of a smoothing out of the process of getting more people into the labor market and perhaps not as strong as one would have thought, that labor market at this point in time, and could even be faltering. certainly not an element that the fed would be looking towards and not something that they would want as they look to, of course, pivot towards slower -- rather, lower inte...

>> the hokulea, a double-hulled sailing canoe, a replica of the kind of craft believed to have been used in those times. and using only primitive, contemporaneous navigational tools sailed 5,500 miles to tahiti and back. a trip that helped spark a hawaiian renaissance, a rebirth of pride and interest in traditional hawaiian culture and identity. >> the success was monumental. it changed world view, that our ancestors were powerful, they were extraordinarily intelligent, they were courageous, and...

Theyre on the brink of exti extinction. its taken tens of millions of years for the grebes to evolve, but in the next decade, they could be gone. from the plateau, we head up into the high andes. they stretch 5,500 miles, from the caribbean to the southern tip of south america. the longest mountain chain in the world. and a stronghold for another of patagonias wild icons, tandian

County, the most populous county in the state. this building behind me is where we were inside a short time ago. the tabulating is still going on. were not allowed to show live pictures inside there because of security reasons. we are allowed to take pictures. were not allowed to show the faces of the workers inside for those security reasons. we know, weve been told today there are at least 63,000 ballots to be counted in this county alone. that includes 50,000 ballots that were either mailed i...

Blair, whose digital signature is at the top right of this on october 7th. they sourced it out through the last week through dod because they had little or no response on usa jobs where they first posted so now they suppose source it out and socialized it. that is their plan to turn people into personal assistance. they are the cost factors. average pay for to months is coming off the gsa source for this particular job, to determine she gsa staff five average in san diego, california, lodging $1...

This is a citywide crisis and all of us are going to be impacted. >> adams claims the migrant population in new york could soon reach 75,000. hes blaming texas governor greg abbott while seemingly giving a pass to the democrat mayor of el paso and the white house. listen. >> we reached out to governor abbott and he stated, can we coordinate, can we identify who is traveling here, we dont have to guess this. they refused to do so. we reach out to the mayor of el paso. he was willing to sit down a...

Swiegs at a record 61,000 people could top 100,000 people in the year to come. 42 hotels have been set up as emergency shelters and 5500 migrant children have been enrolled in schools. adam is calling for emergency federal and state aid. he wants assistance with expedited work permits. a national strategy to slow the flow of asylum seekers and a resettlement to better share the burden. >> this is a humanitarian crisis that started with violence and instability in south america and it is being ac...

Ago, when the sea reclaimed expanses of land and humans settled by the coast, that changed dramatically. it was a sort of irish sea basin serengeti. it was a biodiverse landscape with lots of animals. so whats really interesting is that we see a biodiversity hotspot and a very distinctive coastal habitat has gone, as a response to rapid sea level rise. but also as a response to human changes, such as the development of agriculture. so we have been able to track a major ecosystem change, solely f...

The lower you go... the older. the older you go, wow. footsteps were preserved here in what was a huge tidal mudflat. indentations baked in the sun and buried. but in this soft sediment, the prints can be eroded away within weeks or days of being exposed to the elements. so researchers have documented and dated 31 beds of ancient footprints here. digital scans have preserved impressions that have now been washed away forever. its a years—long study thats shown the footprints to be much older t...