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In these kinds of searches. you refine the data and then you refine the search area. >> i think what you could also interpret him to say, weve squeezed the lemon, got all the information out of this tiny data set weve got, now were moving the search box. but theres no new information you can get out of it. you can have the best analysts in the world working on the data set, but if the data set has nothing left in it, then youre just searching blindly. the pingers, towing them around, it smacks o...

Problem in our society by virtue of even our data set. so what philip is doing is actually revolutionary. >> the other thing in terms of psychology is these biases tend to be implicit. we do know that once an implicit bias comes to the floor that you recognize, theres this bias towards young black men, you can counteract it. it doesnt happen overnight, but i think this is where you can intervene. in an ideal world, you would have training programs for police officers to counteract that bias. kno...

There might have been something on radar that cant be accounted for west of the flight path, that one has at least led to some further course of investigation for what thats worth. "the new york times" reporting today several american agencies are looking at radar data from the malaysian military. no word yet they have found anything, but they are looking and having some data set to look at is at least something. and also on that "wall street journal" story today the paper did retract the part a...

Questions about hgi. are you satisfied with the responses weve been reporting? >> everything is not fine. the response from dca raises more questions than answers. if they knew this data was not right, why didnt they do something about it? why did they allow people to apply this was taxpayer funded recovery money from all across the country. if there was a problem, people who were appealing needed to know they could appeal because of that, or they needed people who didnt appeal and the appeals p...

Something about it? why did they allow people to apply this was taxpayer funded recovery money from all across the country. if there was a problem, people who were appealing needed to know they could appeal because of that, or they needed people who didnt appeal and the appeals process was onerous in the least. if they were eligible for appeal, they didnt know it, so people couldnt apply. >> if the data set is wrong, and theyre getting rejected for the wrong reasons from the contractor, they nee...

Isnt that the point? >> no. its the dark side. >> its a data and commentary? >> i think this feeling you are not good enough all the time is something to think about. this is the thought provoking conversation i was hoping the book would generate. i have an e-mail from an amputee who is a ski champion and he said the three qualities resonate for me so much. for me as for many people with disabilities. its my disabout and not wanting to be pittyed makes me feel like i need to work so much harder....

With a lot of treats they did it for real. by the way, theyre advertising beer. they are soft and puppy than in the past. >> people want to feel reassured about their country, their fathers, even their animals. people are insecure about where the economys going. >> reporter: how do we know what played well? guys like shawn muller track everything. >> we have two of these data set up -- >> reporter: logging every online view, social comment, breaking every comment down. number two, another bud co...

Revenue athletes read below a fourth grade level have gotten a lot of reaction, good and bad, since they aired on cnn on tuesday. >> we may as well go over to glennwood elementary up the street and let all of the fourth graders in here or third graders in here. although the admissions department may disagree, 60% of this particular data set of athletes, if they entered our community college system here in north carolina, they would have to take one, two, or three remedial reading classes before ...

Your diet or your exercise habits. things that basically let you keep track of your own health rather than having to go to the doctor all the time. its what we call the quantified man, being able to look at a data set about your own body and then adjust your lifestyle accordingly. i think it will be really interesting. >> you make adjustments. its interesting. quickly before we go, one more change in science, right? >> basically i just think that in 2014, were going to be look at a lot more -- r...

Category of innocent. >> is this a question of the nsa having more oversight, better opportunity or is this the type of program you feel needs to be stopped all together? because congress hasnt moved to do that yet. >> we learned this week this is not being overseen, its something the executive branch is doing by itself when its partners in forng intelligence services. location data is so sensitive, it reveals where you dleep, when youre at a gun store, at a gay information for a data set for pe...