discovered some i was pretty close to what i recorded voice sounds like mckenna. and the other way around. i'm max but i'm speaking an area known as voice right now that's pretty convincing. but also quite a weird feeling. pretty impressive but it doesn't sound good enough to really be able to deceive you scientists are working on using the human voice as a type of password the idea behind that is that register customers would be immediately recognized by their voice when they call. a growing number of companies including european banks what for a place identity verification for security questions fingerprints and pins with voice authentication. at the palm who put institute in dobbs dot in southwest germany project head on q. is testing such a voice id system my dad my voice is my password to. a company for instance a bank has his voice samples just as they would for a customer the company software created a biometric profile from his voice sample with more than 100 identifying characteristics such as pitch or rhythm. and when logging in via voice the program com

john: i still remember having breakfast with andy mckenna, who became the executive of mcdonald's, and the ceo, and it went marvelously well. they could tell how much i loved the brand. david: so, you used to play a lot of three on three basketball? john: yes. david: so, when you were back in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: several times. david: is he that good of a player? john: he's a very good player, he knows what he's doing. he's a little bit of an in between size, 6'2", 6'5" or so. david: he can't dunk the ball? john: i don't know about that. he probably could. he's a little left-handed, and makes clutch shots all the time under pressure. david: there was another player in chicago even better than barack obama named michael jordan. did you ever play against michael jordan? john: i did get to play against michael around chicago a lot. he was at the different clubs and you could be on the court with him. david: do you think he's overrated? john: no. i think he's the greatest player of all time. david: i understand at one time you played against him an

figuring out what went wrong in california charles kessler is a professor of government to claremont mckenna college near los angeles and editor of the clear amount review of books a leading conservative publication california gave birth to richard nixon and ronald reagan republicans were politically strong here for many years what happened the times changed and the population changed in the state of california the times changed in the sense that the military industrial complex and southern california which helped to support conservative politics in the state retreated after the cold war ended and of course you had a very large continuing influx of immigrants from mexico and central america and from various parts of asia people argue that you know the demographic trends of the country are changing in the trump administration is taking a similar position as pete wilson did it his time. and then things can go in the same direction how do you see after romney's failure in the 2012 election the republican national committee spent a lot of money to do it to do a post-mortem and the advice was tha

good solution based on dialogue and understanding must include a clear and effective international mckenna's him to hold to account the states that do not abide by those set by the 2nd emits not only should the international community of all except in factions accountable for the current state of affairs in libya but it should also hold that to account the countries that empowered them one of them violations off international unfortunately we have witnessed systematic violation against that g.m.a. and said i think he meant why the international community have remained silent we stressed the need to extend to negotiations and national dialogue and complete that that on such an entity that we called for solution that preserves libya and libya itself on a t. and unity it realizes that spanish and of the libyan people and leads to building that said that there will be and seek and deserve away from not all interests better than an ambitions and malicious an agenda. and unlawful extent noninterference the international community and the united nation must all. must walk to provide the support nec

says it's absolutely wrong you don't call it's not on the us then that's kind of relevant sanctioning mckenna's them like the money is being implemented all over the world not only about china's about all the human rights they hold all the human rights falling out so i don't think that kind of like condemn i think the. current state of mind and i think you're using the wrong comparison to understand what's happening in hong kong i'm krista because it's cactus rusher alleging that that is related to nato nation intelligence services to me why you think we haven't heard more about the way good muslim concentration camps that we did hear of a while back apparently millions of muslims imprisoned and the news seems to have disappeared from from. newspapers and mainstream media because hong kong waste a lot of international media station and i urge the world that we should continue continue to pressure beijing to china and to and the confrontation coming change on which actually the u.s. congress has passed and not. well concerning that issue so i think that it's not about him paralysed them it's all

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host: this is the column in today's washington times from the commentary section by michael mckenna. a columnist of washington times. this column with the headline president trump can win and here's how. this is what mike mckenna writes , giving the seemingly dissident affair that is the trump reelection. hope of thee is president winning reelection. before,mentioned president trump's team needs to alter its strategy a bit and get serious about message discipline and start treating the campaign as an opportunity to persuade rather than as a science fair project focused on who has the coolest database. emphasize the work done on the economy, regulation, on judges, on preservation of liberties while avoiding attaining -- entangling us another pointless war. on immigration, dealing with china. the recent ration of a response twitter account to -- make the case the last 42 months have been on balance very good in all sorts of ways and given 48 more of those months the world -- would also be good and all sorts of ways. singh is the candidate of a good economy and good order. his column to

in addition to the one we talked about earlier, joseph mckenna, william day, james reynolds, john clark. the only other name that rings about with me is lewis. was this a distinguished court? why do we know more about the supreme justices at that time? >> the court response to transitional questions. in the locker era the supreme court is recognizing a broader set of rights. liberty of contract and becoming more assertive. being more willing to strike down laws that congress has enacted. in terms of the personalities of the justices and who is popular. the members of the court don't shine out. it's because combs has effective way of writing. a clear danger. the phrases we heard from schenk our once that ring through history. that's why we remember homes in addition to his contributions to the law. >> we're going to learn more about william holmes and his own bibliography and howard could have effective his thoughts they brought to the case. let's watch. >> the civil war affected homes with an understanding that a nation couldn't be at peril. you had to restrain every part of the nationa

. >> the rest that would say, no, joseph mckenna. day, white, none of these people are degree famous. ms. swain: rufus peckham offered the opinion that has in debated. can you tell us about who he was? prof. >> kens: he was a new yorker, appointed to the court for 10 years at that time. >> generally conservative views. primarily voted against any kind of labor legislation or restriction on business. interestingly enough, it sounds like lochner's attorneys have a good case, but they don't, really. they had a hard case going in. most of the cases developed over the period before lochner v. new york were state court opinions. there were only two that were federal court opinions. one was holden v hardy, that upheld an eight hour day for mining and manufacturing. on health and safety provision. the other was acting versus kansas which of health another law, another eight hour day or 10 hour day for public employees, which is a whole different thing because public employees are part of the contract in a way. so both of those cases were uph

walking through a lot of supermarket, declan mckenna. foreign travel rules may have been relaxed but we know that many people are still planning to spend their summer holidays in the uk this year. that means our beaches will be busier and potentially messier than usual. this is our new series — litter britain. do you like it? i don't like the letter. we want to get rid of it. ww‘re looking at the environmental impact of the pandemic — and today we're focusing on our coastline. tomos morgan is in brighton to tell us more. they have been busy all morning trying to clear things up. good morning, they have been busy over the past two hours or so. five buckets completely full, picked up rubbish from about a ten square—foot area on the beach. imagine how much litter, debris and plastics are on the rest of the beach. some of that is historical rubbish, ropes and fishing nets, but you've also got plastic bottles and you've also actually got some ppe, as well. we found some ppe gloves this morning. that is one of the concerns, actually, a

. >> caller: my name is gene mckenna i'd like to echo safe bicycle passage to connect two major cycling routes. many are putting themselves in danger of mixing with fast dange traffic. there's frequent accidents here including last month and many unreported. a mile can be altered by opening roads and one in san mateo connects the city to canada road and it's not safe. residents of my community do not allow our children to ride on the road which means they have no option to bike to school and other places in san mateo. the [indiscernible] i urge puc to allow recreational use of the existing roads to connect major bicycling corridors and improve the health of our community. thank you. >> caller: my name is melissa w yu we are strongly opposed to the use of nuclear power in any way. we appreciate holding off on the item until more stakeholder input is glean. though we'd like to comment on the process in which it was introduced to the san francisco clean energy advocates one of the many organizations a part of this coalition was alongside the city so many years and we'd appreciate the conti

there can be no justice for breonna taylor, natasha mckenna -- for rashard brooks, stephan clark, freddie gray or terrence kohlmann. for in a truly just world, they would all still be with us. there however must be accountability. this is personal. i am a congresswoman, but first+ she already know noahs the unbearable pain of fearing for our life or her father's life and for those she loves when ever we're out of her sight. i know what it is to be surveyed, profiled and threatened. and still, we rise. generations from now, our grandchildren will look back and ask a simple question. when you have the opportunity to legislate with conviction, to summon the political courage, to ensure that not another man is lynched in broad daylight, that not another woman is murdered in her own home, did you? so i thank our witnesses for joining us today. for lifting their voices, holding us accountable and for fighting to ensure their loved one's deaths were not in vain. thank you and i yield. >> thank you. mean fingful statement. is there any republican who would like to be recognized for a statement? a