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That he wasnt going to take that advice. and it worked out very, very well. i, personally, would have reduced all of the restrictions and lack them go, to roughly how they are in sweden, where they are not enshrined in law, but you actually trust your people to make their own decisions relative to themselves. i also take a position that, in my own observations under monitoring, looking at the data daily, it is an extremely infectious virus, you cannot stop it, and i think doing restrictions and ...

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The second obstacle to tracking food supply prices is the paper trail. the receipts listing changes come in willy nilly, on scraps of paper, left behind by the delivery man. no digital records at all. >> you get paper every day from vendors. theres so much paper, it sort of becomes pointless because i couldnt really find anything. might as well have just thrown it out, to be honest. >> in fact, thats exactly what lindsay does. she just throws them all out. but not before shes carefully scanned e...

Millions of call logs americans placed overseas. they say they have this authority under the patriot act. as far as we know, this is the broadest domestic surveillance request ever disclosed. the "guardian" says the foreign intelligence surveillance core, or fisa, granted this request in april. the government was not listening in on the calls but collected data daily, including phone numbers and the length of calls. they told us, "the information is a critical tool in to protecting the nation fr...

Food supply prices is the paper trail. the receipts listing changes come in willy-nilly on scraps of paper, left behind by the deliveryman. no digital records at all. >> you get paper. every day. from vendors. but theres so much paper that it sort of becomes pointless. because i couldnt really find anything. you know. they might as well have just thrown it out. to be honest. >> reporter: in fact, thats exactly what lindsay does. she just throws them all out. but not before shes carefully scanned...

>> these are my food costs here. that is e-mailed to her bill.com account for payment and society a spread sheet. vendor by vendor day by day month by month. >> theres frito lay. its showing all the bills paid to frito lay. >> seeing the data daily sees the price responses. >> bringing them down or adjusting prices or dropping something off a menu. >> by using the data this way to revise vendor orders and update the products offered the retail business is what alan calls data driven. >> its a di...