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>> could get in trouble for that. when you say you wanted to show another side to big data yet so many people especially young people your fans have these conflicted relationships with so many of these digital companies. what is the takeaway you want people to draw from this work from this series about their role as a data point in big data? >> so i think the point of it was certainly not -- you know, as much as i would of loved to do an episode on net neutrality thats not what our show is. inst...

Hopefully those will begin flying in the next few years and we will regain that capability. pushing further into space front, i think the model we use for the space station is the correct one. international cooperation is the way to go. i think we ought to be expanding that cooperation, bringing other countries like china in who have the money, who have the technical wherewithal to do it but they need an on racialal leader like the united states to lead that coalition. as far as what were going ...

Bone mass up, keep your circulatory system in shape. the one thing that doesnt protect against is what scott mentioned in the piece there was the radiation. you are exposed to more radiation up there. thats the number one biomedical effect that were working on. >> nasa sees this as a unique opportunity to study those brothers at the same time, one in space, one on earth. and because of their genetic makeup it will be able to help them get a close view and an understanding of the impact long-term...

Back. >> well, sarah bajack who is largely the spokesman for the families is discussing the transparency and disclosure but you run into transparency and disclosure problems when you do not have the devices. but i do really want to emphasize that the families are saying its time for us to start focussing on the people more than devices receipt now until we do get the device, which is the black box. and i do believe patience is called for. because we took two years to find air france 447s black b...

Now. my suggestion would be lets hedge our bets and lets put something in the air to help them out. >> i asked the general, jessica, about air strikes. but late today we got word that a moroccan sunni cleric has already called for attacks against u.s. embassies worldwide if the u.s. conducts air strikes in iraq. is retaliation against americans a real threat if the u.s. bombs iraq again? >> well, i think that we should expect that there are threats outside of iraq and syria that can potentially ...

That indicates that baghdad and the government is in pretty good shape or at least sound for now. my suggestion would be lets hedge our bets and lets put something in the air to help him out. >> i asked the general, jessica, about airstrikes. late today we got word that an iraqi is calling for attacks against embassies. is retaliation against the united states? >> i think we should expect that there are threats outside of iraq and syria that can potentially respond to action at this point. howev...

Likely crashed. experts at intel tell bbc their data point to a site in the indian ocean that has never been searched. ships will likely include the new location in the next phase of the search. flight 370 vanished more than 100 days ago with 239 people on board. overnight two death sentences carried out. the first since the botched execution in oklahoma seven weeks ago. a missouri man was put to death for killing two women. and in georgia, inmate marcus wellans was executed for the 1989 murde...

Raised yesterday. cnbcs geoff cutmore live with us in london. >> we have a rather flat session to far in europe. you get the feeling some people are happy to close the book on may. and maybe are not going to get too aggressive for june here. so at the moment your early call on the futures looks a little negative. and weve got some personal consumption news that will be a data point. and were looking for some comments from various fed officials. so i think there will be a generally nervous tone t...

Any wreckage. there is no concern about the weather causing the long term problem with the search. >> just, finally, there is an interesting, and thats a good thing. were getting the first imagery of the region of the earth. houston has said. what could we learn from these blue fin images? >> im really glad you brought that up. there are areas of the ocean in this part of the world, the size of nebraska or texas, pick a state, that have been completely unmapped we dont have even a single data po...

>> there are many backup systems and communication devices available to the crew. you have to remember, they had two -- at least two operating independent radio or voice communication. they had one operating for acars communication and the transponder for radar signal and communication. and for all of those things to be shut out, to stop working means either a massive electrical failure, which is highly unlikely with an aircraft with that many backup systems or something else that we cant even i...