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Just how much does the public have a right to see? >> cities are continuing to struggle with this issue around technology. we have a lot of data. and it gives us an opportunity for a level of transparency. but it also had great privacy implications. you could allow the media to view the footage but not show the footage. that is a policy that we are contemplating right now. >> while oakland's mayor says they are not a silver bullet, the police chief says that the body cams are here to say. >> in a few years i think it will be standard issue everywhere. >> samuel burke, cnn, oakland, california....

Your line of site. it's going to get better. >> the -- what do you get for $1,500. >> exactly what i'm wearing on my face, a little screen that connects to your smartphone, a computer in here and lets you do an incredible number of cool things. street navigation -- >> you just turned a picture. >> i just turn it on. >> you did. i can understand why that would raise hackles in a restaurant. >> you had to see me do that. i didn't just do it on its own own. >> i saw my reflex and then you let me up. >> i can say, google, -- okay, glass, page a picture, and it will. >> john, the whole thing worrie...

Times. his lawyer says he expects this to be treated as a summary offense, the equivalent of a misdemeanor, apparently. >> just gin bin bieber in the nr problems. it must be monday. this could be a way to detect a devastating illness before it takes its toll. georgetown university researchers have developed a blood test that they say can predict with 90% accuracy whether a healthy adult will develop alzheimer's disease or other form of dementia. this test looks at fats in the blood present in lower level among alzheimer's patients. the authors say much more research is needed but hope the te...

Muler, that had the metadata system put in place before september 11th there would have been a better chance to catch the terrorists. and then he goes why it's unlawful. >> the lawsuit was filed by the american civil liberties union and they responded in the last hour saying, we're extremely disappointed with this decision which means the relevant statutes understands the privacy implications of the government surveillance and this describes a narrow and outdated precedent to read away core -- this particular judge in this ruling who says the nsa program was legal was appointed by former presi...

Using a honeywell rq16a m microvehicle seen here which is nearly two feet long weighing over two pounds it can fly over 40 minutes at a speed of 45 miles an hour. the lawyer who got these documents says the shear number is a is astounding. >> i didn't realize what i was going to do. the faa says, we have a lot of records and it turns out they do. thousands and thousands and pages of record, not just the certificates of authorization. >> reporter: fox recently reported that smaller drones can be hacked in this demonstration video a laptop computer is used to redirect the drone. all of this rais...