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Or it becomes part of the case file and we could not get it? >> i think it would be all of the above. any time you take a police report, the public has a right to see that. you can do a public information request. you will get that. the same thing with the video. which brings up other issues. if we film it. if we have it in our archives the public has a right to it. if you to go into a home and film a secretive or volatile situation, the public or the media also has access to that. so that bring...

Leaving room for human error. >> the cleveland, ohios police department investigation began in 2013 and carries added weight following an incident last month when an officer fatally shot a boy carrying a toy gun. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows a boy walking near a playground. hes 12-year-old tamir rice and hes playing with a toy. an air soft gun that from a distance can look like a real gun. a bystander calls 911. >> theres a guy with a pistol. hes pointing it at everybody. >> less th...

Human error. >> jake, the discretion. officer seems to be the biggest concern for these cameras. and how do you discipline one if one decides to turn it off before a confrontation, a situation where it should have been turned on? >> fascinating stuff. cristina alesci, thank you so much. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." wolf? happening now, fresh protests getting under way across the country over the grand jury decision in the new york police chokehold case as the ma...

They suffered a terrible loss. steve osunsami, abc news. marietta, georgia. human error is being blamed for the flash fire that injured more than a dozen people at renos discovery museum. firefighters say flame erupted wednesday when an employee mixed chemicals in the wrong order trying to simulate a tornado. children panicked and scrambled out of the way. eight kids were treated for minor burns and smoke inhalation. all released from the hospital. now to the verdict in the trial of former v...

Three times a day. >> reporter: thing is heather had no debt. zero. she was in high school. >> i had to shut the phone off. >> reporter: 48% of cell phone owners receive at least some unwanted calls. a quarter of them say it happens several times a week. but most dont know that these calls to cell phones are illegal under federal law. and robocallers face a hefty penalty. they could owe you $500 to $1,500 for every unwanted call. the waites called this lawyer who made suing the collectors their ...

Emphasize that the armed forces of ukraine didnt commit any actions to strike the targets in the air." jonathan alter, where does this leave the already incredibly tense conflict across this region? >> well, in some ways, it obviously worsens it in the short term. but it also offers some opportunities, if it was a mistake. if you had elements using russian hardware that were out of the control of the russian military. i think that might explain why president putin brought it up in his call with ...

Interesting to see what he does against the u.s. >> all right. this is kates favorite thing. what are the odds? i want you to tell us first off, what are the odds that the u.s. can beat belgium, give us our odds. >> most people would say belgium are the favorites. im going 50/50. they have as good a chance as belgium. >> kate, whats your odds? >> im a genius because i follow those who are smart. im going 50/50 as well. well put there you? >> mr. cuomo? >> either they win or they dont. >> they ha...

Yes, i agree. >> that was an evasive answer. carly, welcome to the show. do you think this is actually going to happen, newscasters that a are robots or are these novelties? >> i dont know if it will happen in terms of the newscaster robot, but i love this idea. those who think robot human interaction is weird need not spit in the face of progress. this is phenomenal. i love it. this is a dpr idea. the -- this is a great idea. the only thing that would make it better is if it was made in america...

Unexpected to me, anyway, and to the other people from hse who came to look at those early simulations. i think the initial reaction was it was possible that i got gravity upside down, which you can do in the computer, so maybe i made things go the wrong way. >> was it a human error? could we have input the data incorrectly? could there be a bug in the program? >> investigators entered all the data again. the results were the same. >> we did all the checking and did more runs and still found tha...

>> when you think about care accidents because of human error thats the fy tour google is trying to push forward that with more driverless cars you are going to have less fatalities. >> you have 100 deaths per day and human error is the main reason. the computer can do better. >> thats the hope, right? >> what about cyber attacks? 4 cerealed in indonesia shut your car down? >> as we have become more adopted and as people decide to do that, hopefully security and all of that will rise up with it....