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Joy, that technology companies such as facebook have always been able to observe our data. but to be able to go in and not only manipulate it but do a study around is it, this is like entering into a whole other level. i think a lot of legal experts are telling us it is legal, apparently, when you check that little terms of service box agreement that you buy into this and many other things. but i think the real question is were talking about now is it ethical? should companies like facebook real...

Subpoenaed or asked for all documents dealing with lerner to or from, since the late 80s. thats a lot of documents. >> wow! >> you know, theyre still taking incoming. obviously, you know, the democrats said it is a circus and trying to drum up trouble so it looks -- reflects badly on the administration. and of course, the republicans say, this is just more evidence that this agency is out of control. and the white house has done nothing to rein it in. >> interesting. candy crowley in washington,...

Something you could prohibit. >> so effectively, unanimously, all nine justices today siding with these anti-abortion protesters who didnt like this massachusetts law. that law is unconstitutional. thank you very much. lets move on to some other news were following including the hunt for flight 370. new developments today, flight 370 investigation officially shifting south into the uncharted depths of the indian ocean. the new zone unveiled by officials is pegged on new data analysis that makes ...

To go the distance with you. call now to request your free decision guide. this easy-to-understand guide will answer some of your questions and help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan thats right for you. all right. lets take you now to the hunt for flight 370. it is officially now the search is shifting south into the unchartered depths into the indian ocean. the new zone is roughly the size of west virginia, pegged on a new data analysis by experts and unveiled today by australian

Source. they did something wrong. what we want to find out, how high did this go? did the ceo at the time know? did top executives know? or was this just very sloppy work and data analysis that was never got above the engineering level? was there a cover-up? or was this just bad practice? that is the question. other question in focus is what will gm do for the victims here? how will they be compensated in all of this? chris, i think those are the two key things we want to know from gm today. >> ...

Defective. this data analysis shows that the switch was in the accessory position at the time of the crash shutting the engine off and disabling the airbags, power steering and anti lock brakes. >> we believe the evidence is overwhelming that the defects in this key system resulted in brookes loss of control and her death. >> reporter: gm would not comment on the data recorder information. the defect led gm to recall 2.6 million cars but before the recall the meltons settled their case with gm f...

See how far it travels and how far they must expand the search. there are a lot of things they can do, not just refining the inmarsat data but expanding their knowledge of pingers in this part of the ocean. >> the australian chief said he expects ongoing data analysis by a team in kuala lumpur to result in further refinement of the search area within the next couple of weeks. how much more refined can they get? >> you know, i really dont see they could get much more refined. remember, the ocean ...

Certain layers in the ocean, sounds can travel much farther than ordinary. so they would have time to literally put a pinger down and see how far it travels and how far they must expand the search. there are a lot of things they can do, not just refining the inmarsat data but expanding their knowledge of pingers in this part of the ocean. >> the australian chief said he expects ongoing data analysis by a team in kuala lumpur to result in further refinement of the search area within the next coup...

About turning it back around again. i wouldnt expect that. theyll have to do some data analysis off the bat before they send it back down. the reason is they may have to change the payload from a sonar into a photography unit. at that point im not sure if theyll be able to get close enough to get photos with that particular bluefin. >> lets explain that further. right now its scanning the ocean floor and its, in essence, taking pictures. the submarine has to come up and the information has to be...

Heard from the in-flight data recorders. we have four pings. two they believe was coming from some sort of black box and the data analysis on the other two pings is still pending. those pings were much weaker. at some point soon, fred, the decision is going to have to be made, what are we going to do? are we going to switch this search? in other words, are search crews going to start deploying the underwater submersible with side scan sonar? once they decide to do that, this whole process become...