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The explosive report by a Brussels-based Non-Governmental Organisation has unleashed a new war of narratives between India and Pakistan.

it. whether that is policing a tough neighborhood or investigating a vast terror network. >> this is where they sort out useful information from huge volumes of data, making out crimesions from where happen and people and events. disentanglingn complex networks of criminal activity. >> there are some people you can find and osama bin laden is just a way here. >> he sells software that makes sense of patterns. it is useful for modern migration, too. it can help identify culprits but in the old -- their own work force. by understanding how employees have been communicating with the out...

around the edge of the diagram. those are external e-mail addresses. the internal nodes are green. are readee that there notes in the center of the network. those are particularly interesting because the external notes are frequently used by internal people. that could be for legitimate reasons, but a legitimate reasons, too. >> battlefield information collected by the soldiers and sensors in the national theater -- in the international theater is exploited. of data,are mountains literally. larger networks are hard to think about. this network is a network of terrorists. the people i...

>> after 26 years in jail, did florida police get the wrong man? this week, we investigate the shocking potential of miscarriage of justice and meet the man who is still serving time for a double murder he insists he did not commit. >> when i was found guilty, i fainted. i thought it was impossible to get convicted for murder when you did it -- when you did not do it. >> and one-year after london was torn apart by writing, could the police cope with another summer of unrest? >> i think they will only make things worse unless people are trained to deal with the situation. >> hello. a ...

>> after 26 years in jail, did florida police get the wrong man? this week, we investigate the shocking potential of miscarriage of justice and meet the man who is still serving time for a double murder he insists he did not commit. >> when i was found guilty, i fainted. i thought it was impossible to get convicted for murder when you did it -- when you did not do it. >> and one-year after london was torn apart by writing, could the police cope with another summer of unrest? >> i think they will only make things worse unless people are trained to deal with the situation. >> hello. a ...