A bluff as the cabinet meets to discuss what would happen if we leave the eu with no deal. The number of cases of Domestic Abuse where men are the victims has more than doubled in the last five years in england and wales. This man says he was physically and emotionally abused by his ex. My my ex attacked me physically, heard me emotionally, and made my life a living hell. Well hear more from men who say they were abused by their wives and girlfriends. And almost a third of parents who are professionals know someone whos done something dodgy to get their child into a good school, according to new research. That includes renting a second home oi that includes renting a second home or pretending to be religious. This man, whos an athiest, went to church for three years in an attempt to do just that. Well talk to him in a few minutes time. Did it work . Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. We are going to ask you about your daily routine today because of Mark W
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 it s an emergency that we are directly involved in. call 911 and ask for services ,-com,-com ma wait for someone
to have more information than we do. the information we get from government is heavily filtered, late for our writing. is there a strategy you can ascribe from trusting those in authority to relying on our friends and our colleagues for information? i still think we should trust people in positions of authority during times of emergency. it is just the method of information dispersal at this moment in time is not nearly as efficient as it could become especially considering you re talking about a population carried around the television station and that is really the problem. what clued me onto how efficient it could be that conversation i had with gordon jones who made an app called guardian watch. he was a former firefighter. these are to take your phone in a time of emergency and you re able to take a picture what you see inside to a central location that can be distributed across everybody who might be affected by the situation. and as a couple competitors right now. co
continuing to come here to this city. we know the winds have caused considerable number of power outages across the city. now above 60,000 customers without power according to jea, the power company here. many bridges have been shut down across the intercoastal but not the bridge over my shoulder. we re told by the mayor that the main street bridge over the st. john will be shut down when the winds sustained at 40 miles per hour but we are seeing gusts coming in at 35 to 40 miles per hour. we know the major concern here beyond the rain coming down and the wind is the storm surge that when that storm surge comes in small communities here, san marco here in downtown jacksonville, the community of riverside, they will likely see the worst of that storm surge. and because the st. john s river stretches far into nassau county, which is north of jacksonville down into clay and st. john s counties and it will reach into those canals and tributaries. many other communities will also