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transparency. i never made claim that is all the surveillance technologies that had developed since the time some of these laws had been put in place somehow didn t require additional reforms. that s exactly what i called for. i signed an executive order well before mr. snowden leaked this information that provided whistle blower intelligence to the community. it was a tough sell. trevor tim asked, does president barack obama think we are stupid? the fact is he s had years to initiate a debate and instead stifled it. one thing everyone can agree on, both the debate and the debate about the debate will tonight. matt, what did you make of the president s announcement on friday and his intentions here? i m all for a mend it, don t end it approach. i have been in the camp that assumed this stuff is going on. i m more troubled by google and
0 around drug violation. the usage of blacks and whites with marijuana is almost equal. whites have a slightly higher rate yet blacks are arrested at higher rates. in terms of the reforms eric holder is proposing, will it affect one community more than others? there s no question. for me, the race impact of the sentencing laws has been devastating. a black boy born in 2000 has a 32% chance of going to jail or prison as a result of these policies. 32%. that s higher than it s been in the history of african-americans in this country. that s compared to a 6% chance for a white boy. i think that these racially impacts have been devastating to communities of color. yes, i think it s going to have a huge impact on the african-americans and latinos. i think it will have an impact on how we think of the criminal justice system as a threat. acts and going after mandatory minimum sentencing requirements, you also have not necessarily in a policy realm, but the president doing an emotional spee
plus, a news4 exclusive. we ll hear from a father rescued from a vicious pit bull attack in arlington. and how police are tracking your moves using your cell phone. good evening, everyone. tonight we begin with a weather alert. storm in our area once again. chuck bell has the details. thanks, jim. another pretty busy day in the weather department with thunderstorms this afternoon. another round possible late this evening. had a severe thunderstorm in the shenandoah valley and the mountains of west virginia as recently as 25, 30 minutes ago. fortunately the storm is losing its punch as it comes east of the blue ridge. still some thunder and lightning moving in. at the pace they re going, they could be administration it just to the south of middleburg, to the north of marshall over by the next 30 to 40 minutes. that would put it potentially with thunder and line into the downtown metro area. not long after midnight, 1:00 in the morning. we ll have a more complete check of t
want about the person. according to trevor tim, law enforcement agencies are asking for gps, contacts and other data and cell phone carriers like att and verizon are giving it away without your permission. there s actually what s called cell phone tower dumps where they re actually just going after one person but they end up getting information on everybody who had been around a cell phone tower during a certain amount of time. so even though they re only investigating one person, they now have information on hundreds or thousands of people. reporter: but why are cell phone carriers giving your information away without even a subpoena? we contacted att which declined to comment on our story but did send this letter to a lawmaker asking the same question. it said that customer privacy is important and it does not respond to law enforcement without going through the appropriate process. but the new york times says cell carriers responded to 1.3 million demands for subsc
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