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Evidence at the scene but it didnt match any of the profiles in their database. in 1909 dutch police were only allowed to use d.n.a. to determine sex and compare the sample to their database but although there hadnt been a match many local residents felt they knew who the killer was right by the meadow where mariana was found stood a center for asylum seekers. a lot of people from that area pointed their fingers at that asylum seeker center so that was a factor in this case faced with mounting p...

Transferring a massive a wealth basically away from future taxpayers into the pockets of todays shareholders. >> what do you, adam, 1.5 trillion where did it go. the tax cuts were about making american workers and a the people employ them more prouvgt over the long run. the report did say that it did boors database did the the tax cuts boosted voechlt. it did have a small it said impact on the economy. i think the impact is much larger but whats really important is how that impact compounds ov...

Searches of americans to phones records, the nsa database where the court said that day, the justice department, the same justice department that james comey, loretta lynch, all of the players on this fisa wanted, suffered from an institutional lack of candor. basically accused them of lying. there is precedent to do this. we hope the court will find this filing of the southeastern legal foundation helped me with worthy of releasing some information. >> sean: i want to stay on your lawsuit. this...

Searches of americans phone records in the nsa database. ate court said that day, the justice department, the same justice department that had james comey, loretta lynch, all of the players on this fisas warrant, suffered from an institutional lack of candor. basically accused them of lying. there is precedent to do this. we hope the court will find this filing that the southeasterns legal foundation helped me with worthy of releasing some information. >> sean: i want to stay on your lawsuit. th...

Renamed itself. the service is working in partnership with the world holocaust center. more than 13 million documents featuring information on 2.2 million people persecuted by the nazi regime is the focal point of the archives, which will continue to expand. the current database upload is the first of several large collections scheduled to go online in the future. searching nor documents from concentration camps like prisoner cards and death notices have in the past been a painstaking process. g...

With internet connection with access millions of documents that shed more light on the atrocities inside nazi concentration camps. 13 million records have been uploaded to a new database. it includes prisoner cards and death notices and helps tell the story of more than two million people. the organizations director says maki making these documents as accessible now so valuable as so few holocaust survivors are still living. >> members of the public have hit road blocks when trying to find out i...

Access netflix, prime video, youtube and more, are probably in a facial all with the sound of your voice. recognition database of some click, call or visit a store today. sort without their knowledge. and weve seen that about two-thirds of likely 2020 voters across those political spectrum oppose the idea of government buying facial recognition technology off of private companies and, yet, here we are. it is happening all over the country. people are being sucked up into these system without the...

This facial recognition technology. >> reporter: thats the argument amazon and others are making around it, that it has many, many legitimate uses by law enforcement. they say they love using it. you can feed a wanted poster into a database and boom, out comes some guy kiting a check last week. researchers says it misidentifies people of color at a far greater rate than colored people. bias creeps into the system and fly-by-night operations trying to sell the idea you can detect someones emotion...

Emerge separated by the trump administration. >> just add the two, the 3,000, now getting close to 5,000. what are the reunification numbers? >> this is the issue. many of those kids, all of the kids, frankly in the group of 50,000 were already discharged from health and human service custody. so their parents could be deported, with family members, they could be back with their parents, they could be with another sponsor. but the issue is that there was never any recordkeeping. you know, you pu...

Mayhem. two people killed in the collision. travis tritt said god bless those that died. adding the they died needlessly. end google facing questions from congress over its database pay they been using the shared user data with government and law enforcement so it can track down unsuspected criminals. but some lawmakers are concerned about privacy overreach. gillian turner has more. reporter: they have long known google tracks your whereabouts, travel, friends, ordering online and even what you ...