Out of prison this week. The judges sudden decision focused on one former new york city detective and many more shock exonerations would may be coming. Did you ever think you would see this day . Im ali velshi. Our special conk coverage of the cost of injustice begins right now. The state of texas has executed an innocent man. How to make unreasonable decisions under stressful situations. The cost of injustice lifetimes lost as a result of wrongful convictions. Tonight an exclusive look at how we got to this breaking point. Youve seen the headlines but you have never seen this. Let me stress. This is not just about identifying the problem. Its also about revealing the cutting edge ways that Law Enforcement is attempting to find solutions. Well reveal fascinating new technology thats already helping some Police Departments predict where crimes will happen, before they occur. It sounds like a scifi movie but its real. Well show you how its being used in one of the roughest parts of los a
Decisions under stressful situations. The cost of injustice lifetimes lost as a result of wrongful convictions. Tonight an exclusive look at how we got to this breaking point. Youve seen the headlines but you have never seen this. Let me stress. This is not just about identifying the problem. Its also about revealing the cutting edge ways that Law Enforcement is attempting to find solutions. Well reveal fascinating new technology thats already helping some Police Departments predict where crimes will happen before they occur. It sounds like a scifi movie but its real. Well show you how its being used in one of the roughest parts of los angeles. But Charles Ramsey occurred that all the negative news about cops is turning young people and minorities away from careers in Law Enforcement. It is a problem confronting Law Enforcement throughout the country. Overwhelmingly white Police Departments. But before you can truly understand the controversy raging between minorities and police you ne
Nasdaq down by about 20. Lets get to the other story of the morning. Charter communications buying Time Warner Cable for 195 in share in cash and stock. That deal is about 55 billion. They rejected charter last year instead going for the comcast transaction. Todays news comes after months of speculation and after contrast dropped its 45. 2 billion merger agreement over antitrust concerns. That transaction was blocked but time warner looking like theyll get the better deal in all of this. We all looked at the comcast deal and said are you crazy youre going to get nothing when this is all over. 2 billion break up fee. But more than that you get a much higher price and a much greater likelihood that this deal will go through although rich greenfield had a very interesting comment this morning, i dont know if you saw it which suggested that while everybody thinks this will go through if people know im going to get it to airlines joe so watch out, if the government was wary they allowed the
Host patrick your book could not be tied mayor given the use of surveillance how government and corporations keep track of what we do. But it is important to mention do the discussion the libertarians are having about privacy. Something you wrote early on that we instinctively find government as the provider during an emergency. To call my 11 to ask for services you write it is the inefficient way to collect and distribute information during a time of crisis. You say how we trust those to have more information they and we do. Is there a strategy you can describe to rely on the friends that call for information . We should trust people in position of authority. With that information and dispersal it is not nearly as efficient as it could be considering you are talking about a population of of television stations around omaha. With a conversation that i had there was an act called guardian watch. But in a time of emergency you can take a picture of what you see it said to a Central Locat
And his new book the naked future what happens in a world that anticipates your every move mr. Tuckers the communicacommunica tions director for the world future society. He argues that the greater availability of data has created smarter prediction models of individual behavior. He discusses the implications of such accurate models with surprising conclusions. This program is about an hour. Host patrick your book has been given worldwide attention to the use of surveillance, data how government and corporations are really keeping track of a lot of what we do. I think your book as an important dimension to the discussion that many civil libertarians are having about how this impacts our privacy. I wanted to mention something you wrote early on in the book, that we instinctively trust local government as the provider of information during an emergency even when its an emergency that we are directly involved in. Call 911 and ask for services ,com,com ma wait for someone to come to where