Host patrick your book could not be tied mayor given the use of surveillance how government and corporations keep track of what we do. But it is important to mention do the discussion the libertarians are having about privacy. Something you wrote early on that we instinctively find government as the provider during an emergency. To call my 11 to ask for services you write it is the inefficient way to collect and distribute information during a time of crisis. You say how we trust those to have more information they and we do. Is there a strategy you can describe to rely on the friends that call for information . We should trust people in position of authority. With that information and dispersal it is not nearly as efficient as it could be considering you are talking about a population of of television stations around omaha. With a conversation that i had there was an act called guardian watch. But in a time of emergency you can take a picture of what you see it said to a Central Locat
And his new book the naked future what happens in a world that anticipates your every move mr. Tuckers the communicacommunica tions director for the world future society. He argues that the greater availability of data has created smarter prediction models of individual behavior. He discusses the implications of such accurate models with surprising conclusions. This program is about an hour. Host patrick your book has been given worldwide attention to the use of surveillance, data how government and corporations are really keeping track of a lot of what we do. I think your book as an important dimension to the discussion that many civil libertarians are having about how this impacts our privacy. I wanted to mention something you wrote early on in the book, that we instinctively trust local government as the provider of information during an emergency even when its an emergency that we are directly involved in. Call 911 and ask for services ,com,com ma wait for someone to come to where
New courses. Israel is bombing gaza. The palestinians are threatening to leave talks unless the Israeli Group continues. Since israel began a military assault on gaza more than a month ago, 64 israeli soldiers, and three civilians, including a Thai National have been killed. The Health Ministry says air strikes and artillery attacks killed 9,111 palestinians. The United Nations says 73 are civilians. Add to that 10,000 palestinians have been injured, and more than 220,000 who are living in u. N. Shelters. Andrew simmonds is in gaza city and sent us this report. Persistent attacks by israelis on the gaza strip. Nine dead on saturday. Another man died in the early hours of sunday of an air strike. The situation became intense not just because of military pressures, but because in cairo, the palestinian delegations are saying if the israelis dont arrive for talks, then theyll walk out. Hamas said that its gone far enough. They want unconditional agreements for talking. The israelisies are
Down by police in missouri. Hundreds of residents take to the streets. A typhoon strikes japan, a million scrom ble to evacuate. Good morning and welcome to al jazeera, live from new york city. The u. S. Says its in for the long haul in a battle for iraq. More air strikes on saturday. Jet fighters took out vehicles filled with weapons used. Kurdish forces helped thousands of the Yazidi Community flee. This after being trapped on a Desert Mountain top. All this is happening while president obama refused to set a timetable for the u. S. s involvement. As tom ackerman reports, beating back the rebels will not be easy. President obamas top Foreign Policy policemen was to keep the u. S. Forces pledge was to keep the u. S. Forces out of iraqment now hes the fourth to order rehabilitation. This time, he says, to save the yazidi, and protect u. S. Personal from the is group. Asked whether hed understatement the Islamic State fighters he said. Theres no doubt that there movement has been more r
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