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Facebook is shutting down its facial recognition system, and will delete more than a billion people’s individual facial recognition templates, the company said Tuesday. 

Department of energy. they actually ran interference yesterday for china on carbon dioxide emissions. >> we got a global problem and china is a big contributor to that. we are too, but we dont have much moral authority to say you should be doing this if youre not taking action and applying the technology that we need. >> laura: she is one who has no moral authority or facts. the truth is the u.s. has led the world and cutting co2 emissions through fracking natural gas. all the while becoming -- ...

Light bulb currently running the department of energy. granholm ran interference for china on carbon dioxide emissions. >> we got a global problem in china is a big contributor. we are too but we dont have much moral authority to say you should be doing this if we are not taking action and deploying the technology we need. laura: shes the one with no moral authority affects apparently, the truth is the us has led the world in cutting co2 emissions for fracking natural gas, which we were becoming...

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Why dont you go talk to an oppressed ethnic minority and see what its like to have facial recognition software developed so the government can recognize you, track you down, and imprison you. those are the oppressed people that need as much attention as possible. i agree with lawrence. i am rooting for every single u.s. athlete. i have to say that i do not want to take attention away from the athletes who drip themselves in the flag. who tear up during the national anthem and the medal ceremony....

This guy. i guess we shouldnt bet on it. >> benjamin: certainly has opportunity now to turn over a new leaf, well see if that happens. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, arrest in the murder of a pro golf player, on a georgia course. but the mystery there is far from over. were waiting to find out the secret cops say the killer wanted to cover up and how it ties to two bodies found at the tenth green. the latest on that bizarre story and the cover up. >> benjamin: and ahead, hackers gettin...

Capital. >> laura: some grandmother was forced to plead guilty to parading. it was parading inside the capital. really? weve got the photos going around by the fbi. i mean, all summer long we are saying, wears all the facial recognition software being used in seattle and portland? where is it? we never saw it. granny has two plead guilty to parading. it did she have a baton or was it a mean parade? i dont know what she was doing. >> and portland, we know the deferred resolution agreements are no...

>> apparently today some grandmother was forced to plead guilty to parading. i guess the charge was parading inside the maya millette, photos going around by the fbi. all summer long we were saying where is the facial recognition software being used in seattle and portland, never saw it granny has to plead guilty to parading. i dont understand, a baton? was at a mean parade? i dont know what she was doing. >> in portland we know they offered a deferred resolution agreement. they will not prosecu...

0 evening, we hope you will set your dvr so you never missed an episode of hannity. he will never get this news from anyone in the media mob that you wont get it from the three room networks. you will get it from "the new york times" for sure or "the washi in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham, big show. >> laura: hannity, they are actually arresting par >> they are arresting parents who show up at board meetings. this is the united states of america, parents show up to...

The Canadian federal police force broke the law when they used facial recognition software, the country's top privacy regulator found in a report released on Thursday. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said in February 2020 that for four months they had been using Clearview AI, a U.S.-based facial recognition software company that cross-references photos with a database compiled from photos posted to social media. It is not clear when the RCMP stopped using the software.