disciplined through the administrative process. so you don t take away the technology because of a single in thank you, sheriff martin and ginger mccall. coming up, when it comes to government spying, some people say if you have nothing to hide, what are you worried about? there is plenty to worry about. government like everyone, makes mistakes and government mistakes are more serious because government can take away your freedom. this oregon man and his daughter will tell us the terrible thing that happened to their family. hg hg that happe if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age. would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it s called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is uniquely formulated to help protect your eye health. now that s a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. and now there s
yeah, i don t want to get bombed. i don t either. if cameras discourage that, catch bombers, help stop other crime too, murders and robberies, i would say that s good. but the cameras are also a form of big brother watching all the time. they watch. sheriff russ martin says the loss of privacy is worth it. we re safer because of cameras. no, we re not, says ginger mccall. the cameras don t work. she s with the electronic privacy information center. ginger, what do you mean they don t work? i assume they catch bad guys. historically, the cameras are neither effective at preventing crime or solving crime particularly. what do you mean? they are. it s how we found the boston marathon bombers. well, actually it isn t necessarily how we found the boston marathon bombers. there were a lot of things going on. eyewitness identifications,
help save us from another attack. are you okay with more surveillance? yeah, i don t want to get bombed. i don t either. if cameras discourage that, catch bombers, help stop other crime too, murders and robberies, i would say that s good. but the cameras are also a form of big brother watching all the time. they watch. sheriff russ martin says the loss of privacy is worth it. we re safer because of cameras. no, we re not, says ginger mccall. the cameras don t work. she s with the electronic privacy information center. ginger, what do you mean they don t work? i assume they catch bad guys. historically, the cameras are neither effective at preventing crime or solving crime particularly. what do you mean? they are. it s how we found the boston marathon bombers. well, actually it isn t necessarily how we found the boston marathon bombers. there were a lot of things going
officials believe that cooper lost more or all of that mone most or all of that money on his trip back gown to earth. if we get more information we ll bring it to you. jenna: that is an interesting case. we will ae see if they can solve it, rick. thank you. jon: what could be the real threat of facial recognition software? researchers in pittsburgh finding a quick scan of feetess on social networking sites on facebook cannot only identify you quickly but reveal some of your private data to the world, even sometimes your social security number. how do they do that? ginger mccall is the open government counsel for epic the electronic privacy information center. some of these sites like facebook and google are way ahead of me when it comes to their capabilities. let s try and go through it for people like me. there is figures alrecognition software out there. google just brought a company that provides this stuff, that
jon: ginger mccall from epic, the electronic privacy information center. thank you. jenna: such an interesting point mad by ginger about consumers have to get angry and talk to these companies. if you don t know it s happening, then that s tough, right? you have to educate yourself. that was really interesting, something really to think about. this is also something to think about. how about drafting blueprints for the next tallest sky sraeup scraper in the entire world. take a look at it. it s called the kingdom tower, approved for construction in saudi arabia, $1.2 billion deal and the plans call for a tower about 3300 feet high, that s more than half a mile. it would top the current leader in dubai, by 600 feet or 50 stories to put that in perspective. it will have a hotel, private apartments, luxury condos, office space, all slated for the massive structure. it would be twice the size of the willis tower formerly known