This conversation is going to stay focused on the department of justices approach to data and technology policy. There Something Else going on . Deputy attorney rosenstein is going to stick to talking about those topics. With that i thought i would open with an issue that everyone in this room is talked about a lot and is familiar with on encryption. In a recent speech you talked about her support for encryption and the ability of government to access that information when needed. You also dont want the government to micromanage the engineering of technology. Can you maybe start us off by elaborating on striking the balance of privacy and Public Safety . Absolutely and i fully appreciate the perspective that so many have and from a Law Enforcement perspective as well maintaining confidentiality and electronic information is really important to us but the more we are able to secure information the less likely we are to have fraud cases and criminal referrals so encryption is really crit
Figured i would open it up with an issue that everyone has talked about three you talked about your support asterisk the ability with the government to access the information needed to put you also dont the government to micromanage the engineering of technologies. Fully appreciate the perspective have. Any policy evidence we are able to secure permission, the less likely we are to have on cases, so encryption is really critical to data security. I also see problems are raised by encryption. Data was accessible to lawenforcement, but we favor and christian when iton, but not comes to lawenforcement concerns. Encryptede communications that are completely protected even with a legitimate reason for probable cause, then you will allow criminal activity to occur with it remains available to Law Enforcement with images need ordered by a court. With the proliferation of location data and internet connected devices, sometimes we are in the golden age of surveillance comes to what the informat
Segment who age out. Amongst that group theres a high prevalence of prison involvement. Im not sure its actually 70 . I dont have the number in front of me, but its much higher than we wouldment. By supporting youth, preparing them for aging out, when we failed them by aging out, and preparing them after the age out, that number is hopefully coming down but its still a concern. Lets go to cora in louisiana, also had experience in the foster system. Cora, good morning. Caller hi. How yall doing . Good, cora. Go ahead. Caller okay. Im calling concerning foster care and ocs. You know, you dont stand a chance. They dont help families get back together. They tear them down. When they go to court, it dont be one of them, it be a whole bunch of them. And they tell all kind of lies about you. I mean, i have experienced this. And i had a grandson in tampa florida. He was in foster care of relatives. He was raped. It was just swept under the rug like nothing. I also have a son, they took his chi
Populous states are member of the compact and your biggest states are not. Right. And if you look at the folks who the states that have decided to be part of the physician licensure compact, states like i think its West Virginia and one of the dakotas, idaho. California is not going to do it any time soon. Texas is not going to do it any time soon for all kinds of reasons. Compacts solve part of the reason, but again, theyre only as good as how many states are part of the compact. Right. I think if this were an easy problem to solve, simon wouldnt be spending his time on it there is the question of how easy it is to get it done, and then the question of whether it would work if you could get it done. Its not that easy to get rid of state medical boards either. But while youre in the system of state medical boards, the knack there are some efforts moving forward, it could be that that is the most likely, even though theyre all somewhat less likely way to overcome the professional proble
Is recruiters were trying to direct would be attackers a year before westminster and London Bridge. And Lewis Hamilton wins the italian grand prix, spoiling the ferrari party at their home race. Good evening. Tensions over north Koreas Nuclear programme increased dramatically today after it carried out its sixth and most powerful nuclear test to date. And most powerful it claimed to have detonated a Hydrogen Bomb capable of being mounted on an intercontinental missile. In the last couple of hours, the us defence secretary has said a threat to the United States will be met with a massive military response. Will be met with a massive theresa may has called for urgent new sanctions to be agreed at the un. For urgent new sanctions the blast detected near the punggye ri underground test site in northwestern north korea is said by experts to have had more destructive power than the atomic bomb dropped on the japanese city of nagasaki at the end of world war ii. Well report from beijing and t