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Talking about a reporter named jonah goldberg. it was in relation to his wealth. he said goldberg had written an article that was highly critical of trump and trumle was lep was responding. still, it lit up social media with people suggesting he was talking about the man in the wheelchair. he is making a joke out of it. listen. >> im going to be breathing fresh air. i do want to make an appeal to the viewers to crowd source to buy jonah a pair of pants. if you look under the table, its disgracef...

The mapping police violence team compiles data on police incidents using nongovernmental tall databases. leading the project is a policy analyst. tell me what the data is you have compiled? >> we have been able to compile data from the two most comprehensive crowd source databases, the killed by police database and the fatal encounters database. mernl them together to create the most comprehensive set and finished the work of oh coding by race to identify over 91% of the folks in the database an...

Lynns -- sarah palins e-mails. the washington post wanted to crowd source. they wanted the e-mails and wanted to crowd source. were those leaked or were those part of a court case? >> they were written in crayon. i know that. >> there is stuff here that is newsworthy and there is stuff that is actually -- it is just gossip. i would personally -- i wouldnt have published the gossip stuff probably. but there is newsworthy stuff by the fact the ceo ordered it tuned down. they went ahead and did tha...

Do you wonder what your coworkers think about you? around here they tell you what they think to your face, but now theres an app for that. chris ruby is on the right and the social media expert is frankie arial. what is this app about? >> basically you can crowd source what is going on anonymously and see what your coworkers really think of you. so before you had yelp for restaurants, now you have knozen. >> it is pretty user-friendly. it is more like a high school thing, most likely to take a n...

That mathematical model so that we can, sort of to crowd source these developments and these models to figure out as the public can look at and figure out where this plane might have gone. >> stand by, everyone. a tsunami warning after an 8. 2 magnitude earthquake off the coast of chile. and later, final thoughts from the guests where they think this investigation will lead to, next. im on expert on softball. and tea parties. ill have more awkward conversations than im equipped for, because im r...

Search area then switched it, it applies that it didnt show up on the radar. so either the radar is not working or the plane is not there. >> you said you believe the only real evidence is the data ping. can we trust this map? >> the map could be rock solid, but its all dependent on the assumptions that you feed into it. we dont know really what assumptions are feeding into it. we dont know what model theyve got. one of the interesting things thats been developing is theres a lot of people onlin...

Still coming through their imagery to find something. i even heard a report of a crowd source effort that has the general public looking through a number of imagery sources. all of that is crucial so we stand where we should start looking in areas where we are confident the plane cant be because we still dont see anything on the ocean surface. that relates back to the company im with now, which is understand where we should look and where we shouldnt look based on our mathematical confidence on ...

March 16th. australia government began combing through the satellite photos that they provided to the australians, the new zealand government as well as the u.s. government and the went through those photos in recent days and they are the ones that came up with this possible lead. satellites have their limitations, greta. their orbits can only scan a certain part of the globe at certain set times a day. the further they look to the side the quality of those images will be worse. digital globe cr...

March 16th. australia government began combing through the satellite photos that they provided to the australians, the new zealand government as well as the u.s. government and the went through those photos in recent days and they are the ones that came up with this possible lead. satellites have their limitations, greta. their orbits can only scan a certain part of the globe at certain set times a day. the further they look to the side the quality of those images will be worse. digital globe cr...

>> its interesting, i do feel radio and what we do here are very much aligned. in radio it is all about immediacy for the audience. radio is sort of an all about you kind of thing. i like what ronan said about having the audience have a role in it. one of the things we definitely want to do is have our audience involved to crowd source and make sure were getting feedback that the stories were doing matter to the audience. if there are stories were missing, the audience is jumping up and down, th...