country. guest: i agree. look at thesting to different outcomes. the decisions were pro -defendant. and, of the search and seizure berger and william rehnquist, they favor the libertyt the cost of , personal and individual. host: we have more cases and we produced a book that is available to you and outlines the cases. it is available on the website. theng the next few months, this series will re-air and you can watch this on television. this will archive on the website. will hitilable and we it to you quickly. we have a few minutes left. we will take a few calls. next is pete. thank you for this. i enjoy this and try to catch it whenever. about the fourth amendment jurisprudence and the exclusionary rule being considered with a lot of exceptions. what do you think about the warrant preference going forward? there is that tension in the fourth amendment with a preference for the warrant and a ness requirement. guest: you see a orange reference construction warrant prefere
do not track through developing some tools for consumers is very important so consumers can control the extent to which they are tracked online. do not track is an issue that some folks have been dealing with very deeply. and have go oned some tools. some of the browsers have developed tools. some trade groups have developed tools. and some standard organizations are working on developing tools around tracking online. i would like to see more progress made there. and finally, you know, when comes to legislation here in the united states, all that i ve been talking about thus far haven t been in the legislative sphere. it s been more in term of developing best practice and providing better tools to consumers so they understand how the data is being collected and used for what purpose orth. we can use some more laws in the united states. baseline privacy legislation would help. don t need to worry about and would make clear to consumers you know what their rights are and w
that the rate may have been manipulated lower, which at the surface says people are getting lower mortgages. but remember, it is a zero-sum game here. a continuing story. the three banks need to respond to the antitrust complaint in writing and at a hearing. let s get our morning brief. overnight, u.k. inflation accelerating faster than forecast on a higher airfares and shipping costs. that is a little bit in the weeds. no economic data to speak of in the u.s. earnings.number of home depot just reported. earnings per share is a little bit lighter than what analysts were looking for. nate net sales coming in a little bit light. analysts were looking for $20 billion. in terms of full-year forecast, it terms looks to be a little bit higher. additional buybacks over the rest of the year. early to say if there are any shares trading. we will you know if they move. goods,, dick s sporting and tj maxx will be reporting before the bell. into it is coming up after the bell.
The inflation report finally contained some good news about auto insurance premiums. They've been rising for months and are one part of why inflation has had such a bite. While they finally dipped just a bit, they remain much higher than a few years ago. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports on why.