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The City of New Orleans has ended a ban on the use of facial recognition technology by police amid a surge in violent crime. Critics of the move have questions.
According to the NOPD, the department’s facial recognition policy has already been approved by the Department of Justice.
I have no additional facts or figures other than what i've just told you. as we go along as i get those facts i'll share them with you. >> defense secretary chuck hagel. once again we're waiting to go hear from the bait commander, the commanding general at fort hood, lieutenant general mark milley. as soon as he goes to the microphone we'll have live coverage. we'll get the latest details from him. in the meantime, joining us now our cnn law enforcement analyst the former fbi assistant director tom fuentes, peter berg again and former commander general of the army's central intelligence center...