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Against tyranny. >> it absolutely it is. we should celebrate this technology but i think we need to make sure the laws protect the way we use it and ensure we can continue to use it that way. >> john: but jim pascal of the fraternal order of police we have to put faith and trust in our authority figures. it has a chilling effect on officers who are afraid to act for fear of retribution by video if you are police officer and carrying a gun and you are holding your level up to higher accountability. if you are doing junior job right, you shouldn't fear anything. it will probably help you more ...

were caught doing sleazy things but i haven't had any awards in my case. we heard an abortion clinic they told women that they were pregnant and give them fake abortions. so they took my ur ininto the clinic. >> few years later in a different state prosecutors threatened to jail me to do the exact same thing. >> so what is right and wrong? is it fair to record someone in their office where they have an expectation of privacy. yes, at the says this man who changed america with an undercover investigation. we'll talk to him tonight, but we won't be talking to this police officer. i ass...

America can be prepared for events like this to a certain degree. in your estimation as you say the probability factor of figuring out where this may happen is that like trying to find a needle in a haystack? >> to an extent it is. there have been great strides made in the field of seismology trying to understand why and where earthquakes occur. in fact, some of the great strides have been made by the nuclear program because there has been so much effort taken to understand earthquakes and how they would affect nuclear plants, but it isn't just the nuclear program that has advanced our knowled...

It's only march. explain why we're seeing such a jump so early on in the new year? >> hopefully, this is a statistical aberration. these things soent happen on any schedule but it's certainly a terrible sobering reminder of the inherent danger of police work. and the fact that there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop or a routine domestic call. officers need to be worried about their safety and the safety of the public at all times. >> jim, the attacks themselves in a lot of specific instances have been braising. back in january, there was an incident where an armed man ran into a detro...

you see, red arrows across the board. the dow jones down by 215 points. it's only 11:00 a.m. it's a reaction to what we have seen overseas and many market analysts did expect this. i'm thomas roberts. great to have you with me. japanese officials did raise the death toll to more than 2,700 people today but thousands more are still missing and boys continue to wash ashore. 400,000 people are homeless battling cold and windy conditions. nbc's ian williams is innia ma ga ta with the latest on the rescue and aid operations. >> good morning from yamagata air base where u.s. smirlt officer...