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Search warrant when you find a device that cant be opened even though the judge there is probable cause to open it as i said it effects our Counter Terrorism work. You know, San Bernardino very important investigation to us. We still have one of those killers phones that we have not been able to open. Its been over two month ,h now. We are still working onz. It. But, despite that, apple chief executive tim cook has fiercely defended the security protections on apples devices. On your smart tone today your iphone, there is likely help information. There is financial information. There are intim...

Zeke . Is the president concerned that comments made by his staff came up in this lawsuit . The second travel ban would have the same outcome as the first and used by the judge in that case . Is there a concern is he concerned that the message no. Hes not. I think that the department of justice will be pursuing avenues that will seek to remedy this. When you read through the courts ruling in hawaii in particular, it just doesnt seem to make sense. As i mentioned to gabby,executi executive order was tailored. So to go back and talk about statements that occurred well before the first one seems ...

The public trust and that there are no consequences to it. Then as a president pretends to go at joe biden from the left, Lawrence Odonnell on how the media can avoid weaponizing Donald Trumps bat faith attacks. Plus, as missouri moves to eliminate its last abortion clinic, how the Supreme Court sent ominous warnings on abortion rights today. Meet the man the white house wants to lead their push to undermine Climate Science. The demonization of Carbon Dioxide is like the demonization of the yous under hitler. All in starts now. Good evening from new york. Something remarkable happened just a f...

Dr. Asaf Tzachor, Founder of the Aviram Sustainability and Climate Program at Reichman University, along with researchers from the US, UK, Kenya, Nigeria, and Colombia, scrutinized the reliability of the information and professional advice provided by the popular chatbot ChatGPT (versions 3.5 and 4.0) to farmers in Africa. The researchers identified inaccuracies that could lead to agricultural missteps and crop losses.

With a regional mandate to phase out gas appliances looming on the horizon and a host of tricky questions remaining, advocates worry that many low-income San Francisco residents will be caught unprepared.