joining us is indiana university professor mary gray, who was also a senior researcher with microsoft research. professor gray, are we being studied and researched when we go online? >> yes. simple answer, yes. in the sense that any company that is trying to figure out how to best serve their users, how to show them the best website, how to show them the best information from their friends, is constantly trying to assess what makes the best information service for you. at the same time, universities for the last 20 years, as we've moved more and more social has been moving to think of this as a social environment. this is the public square. there are plenty of universities and researchers like myself who have come up with, you know, over the years, come up with research projects that have to do with studying people's experiences online. and in both those cases, there is as much interest in figuring out what it is that people do as there is in people figuring out how to navigate those spaces. so there's both wanting to know what people do and people wanting to figure out how best do i

joining us is indiana university professor mary gray. professor gray, are we being studied and researched when we go online? >> guest: in the simple answer, yes. any company that is trying to see how to show the best website and information from their friends is constantly trying to assess what makeathize best information service were you for you. test same time, universities for the last 20 years as we have moved more online have been moving to think about this as a there have been >> host: >> host: >> the point was achieved whether they are sending an e-mail or texting or iming with someone or having a skype conversation. all three of those are ways we are generating information and also ways of social interaction. >> host: is there a creepiness factor to all of this? >> guest: the creepy question is a great question. i think for all of us, as somebody who use as computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up the computers about who sees what we are doing and who we are sharing information with and at any moment if the

." >> monday night on the "communicators" mary gray on personal data and the search with that information. > it's a great question as people who use the commuter every dayers we have certain expectations about who sees what we're doing works we're sharing information with and at any moment if the expectations i have, excuse me, any moment if the expectations i have are shifted because i realize that there might be another party who swhees i'm doing, say for example, if a message pops up and asks if i would like some help making a purchase, there are certain lines that we don't know about them until it's too late. that's true for researchers. that's true for companies. there isn't a clear sense of what's creepy because that's so culturally specific. one person talking lively on the cell phone in the mark has no problem listen to that conversation. and at the same time you have someone who has a private conversation and they won't go to great lengths to see someone who's completely secluded. we're dealing with individual's different preferences and the needs for that privacy. monday night a

. >> monday night on the communicators, mary gray on the ethics of internet companies harvesting prayers will data -- personal data. >> it is a great question. because for all of us, as someone who uses a computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we're doing, who we are sharing information with. arehe expectations i have shifted because i realize there might be another party who sees if ai am doing, say it -- message asks if i would like help making a purchase, there are certain lines we do not know we have crossed them until it is too late. there is not a clear sense of what is creepy because that is so culturally specific. one person talking loudly on their cell phone in a park has no problem with somebody standing next to them on a bench and listening to that conversation. havee same time, you can someone trying to have a private conversation that will go to great lengths to go somewhere secluded. we are not just dealing with the cultural context, we are dealing with individual preferences. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on the

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. >> tonight, mary gray on the ethics raised by internet companies and the academic research on thatmation. >> it is a great question. somebody uses a computer every day and we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we were doing. , if theoment expectations i have are shifted because i realized it might be another party who sees what i am doing. say if a message pops up and asked if i would like some help making a purchase, there are certain lines we don't know we cross them until it is too late. that is true for researchers and companies. it isn't a clear sense of what is creepy. one person may not have a problem if they see them on a bench and listening to that conversation. you cannot summon tried to have a conversation and will go to great lands to be secluded. they are not just dealing with the cultural context but individual preferences and experiences around privacy. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators," on c-span-2. >> this morning steve clemons talks about the senate report on the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques. exec

. >> here on c-span, the communicators is next with indiana university associate professor mary grayiscussing the ethics of personal data collection by internet companies. then, world bank president jim young kim speaks about climate change. at 8:00, today's justice for all march and rally in washington, d.c. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or atellite provider. >> this week on "the

tonight, mary gray and the ethics raised by internet companies harvesting users' personal data in the economic research on that data. >> the creepy question, it is a great question. as summary who uses a computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we are doing, who is sharing -- who we are sharing information with -- the expectations i have as the expectations are shifted because there might be another ,arty who sees what i am doing while iessage pops up am making a purchase, there are certain lines we do not know we have crossed them until it is too late. that is true for researchers and companies. there is not a clear sense of what is creepy because that is so culturally specific area and one person talking loudly on their cell phone and a park has no problem listening in and if you have someone who's trying to have it public -- private conversation then they will go to great lengths to go someplace where they are secluded area not just doing with the cultural context, we are dealing with different preferences and experiences ar

tonight, on the communicators, mary gray on harvesting personal data and the economic research. >> the creepy question, it is a great question for all of us, or somebody who uses a computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we're doing, whom we share information with, and at any moment if the expectations i are shifted because i realize there might be another party who sees what i'm doing, save for an example if a message asks if is up and need help making a purchase, there are certain lines that to we do not know who has crossed them until it is too late. that is true for researchers and companies. culturallyt a clear specific line. one person in a park talking loudly may have no problem with someone listening. but at the same time, you may privateeone having a conversation into they want to go to somewhere completely secluded. we're not just dealing with cultural issues, we talking about individuals. 8:00 p.m., at eastern, on "the communicators." >> mitch mcconnell of kentucky spoke at the wall street journal's meeting in washin

. >> monday night on "the communicators" mary gray on the ethics raised by internet companies harvesting users' personal data and the economic research on that information. >> the creepy question is a great question, because i think for all of us as somebody who uses a computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we're doing, who we're sharing information with, and at any moment if the applications i have -- the expectations i have are shifted because i realize that there might be another party who sees what i'm doing, say, for example, a message pops up and asks if i would like some help making a purchase, there are certain lines that we don't know we've crossed until it's too late. that's true for researchers. that's true for companies. there isn't a clear sense of what's creepy because that's so culturally specific. one person talking loudly on their cell phone in a park has no problem with somebody standing next to them on a bench and listening to that conversation. and at the same time, you can have someone who is trying to have

. >> tonight on "the communicators" mary gray often the ethics raised by internet companies harvesting users' personal data and the economic research on that information. >> the creepy question. it's a great question, because i think for all of us, you know, as somebody who uses a computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we're doing, who we're sharing information with, d at any moment if the expectations i have are shifted because i realize that there might be another party who sees what i'm doing, say, for example, if a message pops up and asks if i would like some help making a purchase, there are certain lines that we don't know we've crossed them until it's too late. that's true for researchers. that's true for companies. there isn't a clear sense of what's creepy because that's so culturally specific. one person talking loudly on their cell phone in a park has no problem with somebody standing next to them on a bench and listening to that conversation. at the same time, you could have someone trying to have a private conver

dd >> monday night on "the communicators," mary gray on the ethics raised by internet companies harvesting personal data and the economic research on that information. >> the creepy question is a great question, because i think for all of us, you know, as somebody who uses a computer every day, we have certain expectations when we fire up our computers about who sees what we're doing, who we're sharing information with, and any moment if the expectations i have are shifted because i realize that there might be another party who sees what i'm doing, say, for example, you know, if a message pops up and asks if i would like some help making a purchase, there are certain lines that we don't know we've crossed them until it's too late. that's true for researchers. that's true for companies. there isn't a clear sense of what's creepy, because that's so culturally specific. one person talking loudly on their cell phone in a park has no problem with somebody standing next to them on a bench and listening to that conversation. and at the same time, you can have someone who is trying to have a priva

. >> host: iu professor/microsoft researcher, mary gray, has been our quest. joe marks from "politico." >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 year ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> on wednesday a house science, space and technology subcommittee held a hearing to review the nation's deep space exploration programs and capabilities. witnesses included nasa associate administrator for human exploration and operations, bill gerstenmaier. he provided an update on the space launch system and orion programs. gao acquisition director, christina chaplain, provided an assessment of nasa funding needs regarding human space flight. representative palazzo of mississippi chairs this hearing. this is just over an hour and a half. >> the subcommittee on space will come to order. good morning, welcome toed's hear -- to today's hearing. monitoring the development of the nation's deep space exploration capabilities. in front of you are packets containing the truth and testimony disclosure for today's witnesses.

. >> tonight on the communicator, mary gray. >> the creepy question, it's a great question.nk for all of us who uses computer every day, we have certain expectations when we up our computer about who sees what we are doing, who we are sharing information with. at any moment, his expectations have are shifted because i realized there may be another i'm doing sees what -- say for example, if a and asks if i p make a ke help there is certain lines that we do not know we have crossed until he make them. there is not a clear sense of what is creepy because i was so culturally specific. one person talking loudly in a problem with someone standing on a bench and listening to them. at the same time you can have someone who may be trying to have a private conversation and to great lengths to be somewhere that is secluded. we are dealing with individuals different preferences on privacy. tonight at eastern on the communicators. >> "washington journal" continues. host: dduring this segment of "washington journal" we look at how your money is at work. this week we are focusing on custom

this was the scene decemb when ke'asya gray was stk and killed. gina marie bennett was driving dru we hit the teenager and did not stop. thisas bennett's vehicle after the accident. they receed a tip from an auto body shop. >>ri gibney of pottstown is conct of having sex with a 17--o boy. the two met at high school fooal game. the charges say that gibney that has tee children sent the teenaged pictures of h charged with disseminating matia minors and corptof minors. >he detectives are on the hunt of a man. it happ the 1500 block of nor d street just before 5:00on. the f handed a teller a demd note. we spoke with several customers that inside at the time. the entire robbery was subtle. theyi know it happened unt the man fled. >>> coroner ruled conusth the death of bra e a suicide. whi s did have a 3-inch deep s wound in his thigh, he diedf a cocktail of three drugs an anti-deprean a stimul a another drug. >> a f w released from the hospital yesterday. >>> authorities are warning phides in kensington and hun park to beware of a man that is posing as an inspect

this was the scene december 4th when ke'asya gray was struck and killed. gina marie bennett was driving drunk when she hit the teenager and did not stop. this was bennett's vehicle after the accident. they received a tip from an auto body shop. >> iris gibney of pottstown is convicted of having sex with a 17-year-old boy. the two met at high school football game. the charges say that gibney that has three children sent the teenager naked pictures of herself. he is charged with disseminating material to minors and corruption of minors. >>> the detectives are on the hunt of a man. it happened at the 1500 block of north broad street just before 5:00 tonight. the thief handed a teller a demand note. we spoke with several customers that were inside at the time. the entire robbery was subtle. they didn't know it happened until the man fled. >>> the coroner ruled conclusively that the death of bradley stone was a suicide. while stone did have a 3-inch deep stab wound in his thigh, he died of a cocktail of three drugs an anti-depressant, a stimulant, and another drug. >> ant

as we continue with our breaking news coverage we're jind by aviation expert julian gray and cnn aviation analyst maryhe weather and our meteorologist karen mcginnis who has the latest on the weather now and what search-and-rescue officials have to deal with there. >> what we're looking at right now is what we call a future radar. what they can expect as far as precipitation or thunderstorms, looking ahead in time. this goes for monday and into tuesday. this is the java sea. that's where the last transmission was or the lost aircraft. you can see there's kind of an effect. we got the daytime heating and thunderstorms start to build and then during the evening hours it releases the heat and quiet down. now sunrise is in singapore around 7:00 in surabaya around 5:30 in the morning. so better to start out early in the morning, essentially we're looking at those thunderstorms just kind of winding down. here's surabaya here's singapore, the trajectory was right across the java sea. at the time that this aircraft radioed it want ad diversion from 32,000 feet to 38,000 feet these thunderstorm tops they were

mary's where that orange and yellow is. north anf there, this gray zone, this is little wet snow in northern loudoun and southeastern panhandlef west virginia, southern washington and frederick county, maryland, that's all tracking off to the north and east. and as we go forward through the rest of the e pink zone here, a little bit of the sleet will taper off for a while. just cloudy. and then by the end of the day e l afternoon hours and into the evening, another shot of showers coming on andn that will be exiting by late this evening and then finally we'll dry out. and it's going to be rather chilly tomorrow. this is the zone of the winter weather advisory in effect through 1:00 tomorrow morning including the shenandoah valley, panhandle of central may maryland. buwe upper 30s and then by 8:00 to 9:00 upper 30s and the rain may be tapering off by then. and the rest of the day we'll have our temperatures hovering in the upper 30s by noontime and during the afternoon another chance of showers coming through. upper 30s -- upper 30s tomorrow morning a

gray. republican bill cassidy defeating democratic incumbent mary landrieu to become the next senator.ieu failed to get the necessary 50% of the vote forcing a runoff. this would have been her fourth term. the gop will have 54 seats next month, a nine seats increase. republicans held on to two seats on saturday. >>> and in the philippines, a powerful typhoon slamming coastal areas mowing down trees and knocking out power. it is possible there are casualties but none are confirmed. the storm gusting up to 40 miles an hour at the peak, winds are weaker but at least 50,000 people fled to shelters and higher ground. i'm robert gray, now back to geraldo rivera reports. >> the only thing he took was sleeping pills just to sleep like everybody else i guess in his field. but i have never known elvis to take any hard drugs. >> continuing our special report, elvis at 80, speaking on the night he died. a prominent las vegas doctor is under pressure from allegations that he is the one prescribing the meds already suspected of killing the king. even in death, the doctor's family still trying to cle

white and gray are not good colors. >> mary let's talk about the search.o experts to assist in this investigation. what will their involvement look like? >> is that for me? >> mary yeah. mary schiavo. >> oh. well the involvement of airbus they're going to be a party to the investigation. so they will have a significant role in the investigation. but then they do in the united states too. that's the way the investigators are set up. once they do start getting the parts and pieces of the plane, what they will do is they will play the role of investigating what's wrong with the part. they will take the parts back to airbus. they will see if they can get them working again. they will if necessary reconstruct whole pieces of the plane to try to see what went wrong, if something went wrong, and also rule out if something went wrong. so their role is going to be a very big role. just as boeing's is for example, in the united states for an investigation concerning a boeing. they are just a very huge part and investigations. frankly, they have to be. the ntsb in th

mary medical septemberer at first and transferred to chop no word on his condition. >> it was a quiet weekend weather wise gray for liking we're hoping it turns around soon. may melissa. >> hi there, sarah, cloudy start both yesterday and today across the delaware and lehigh valleys despite temperatures above average today. currently coming in at 44 in philadelphia, poconos 33. sea isle city 43 and dover that hour. winds coming in out of the north, northwest. it factors in a wind chill. currently in philadelphia wind chill of 40. feels like 36 reading and 31 poconos below freezing mark and feels like 32 outside beach haven. here's satellite 6 and action radar clouds across much of the region and inversion layer at the surface. so it keeps clouds in place and relatively cooler air overhead as well. we'll talk what is ahead. into the week we go. clouds locked in with limingted clearing on the way. later tonight and into the day monday. temperatures early this week close to afternoon and we're tracking showers which bring our temperature below average once we get to the end ever the workweek. we'll talk about all

gina marie bennett turned herself in today to be arraigned on charges of homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. >> it was december 24th when keesha gray was struck and killed in thorndale. that is where annie mccormick is now live. >> jim, according to the affidavit, says that the suspect told me that she thought she hit a construction barrel and police thought she was driving under the influence when she hit the young girl and took off. >> only "action news" was there when gina marie bennett -- >> it bring a sense of relief but still doesn't justify what happened and why it happened. >> justice will be served. and we are happy for the step closer to that. >> police alleged bennett took off after she struck and killed the teen on thursday december 34th on the 3400 block. gray works at the dollar tree just feet away from the scene. they believe that gray began a night of drinking at this vfw post and continued on lancaster avenue. two surveillance cameras caught her honda pilot on tape before and after the accident, the footage afterwards shows damage consistent with hitting the victim and then a tip from a body shop bought the police

according to the affidavit jean a marie bennet told friend she hit a construction barrel, police say she was drinking the night where gray was killed. >> it is a sense of relief but it still does not justify what happened and why it happened. >> it is bitter sweet, you know, justice will be served for this crime and we're just happy for the step closer to that. >> police believe bennet was drinking at several places, before the crash, it was a tip from an auto body that helped police track down the suspect keisha would have turn 20 on saturday. her sister recently passed away from diabetes, definitely a rough time for this family during the holiday season. >>> it was a wild scene in the city of chester tonight where someone fired shots from their car, before crashing it. the action cam was in the 2200 block of west third street where it all happened tonight, you could see the the car that crash right into someone's front step, police believe the driver was firing at another car before losing control of his own. suspect bailed but left behind several semiautomatic handguns. >>> montgomery county coroner had has now conclu

gina marie bennett turned herself in today to be arraigned on charges of homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. >> it was december 24th when keesha grayn thorndale. that is where annie mccormick is now live. >> jim, according to the affidavit, says that the suspect told me that she thought she hit a construction barrel and police thought she was driving under the influence when she hit the young girl and took off. >> only "action news" was there when gina marie bennett -- >> it bring a sense of relief but still doesn't justify what happened and why it happened. >> justice will be

gray. the republicans will have 54 seats when the u.s. senate convenes for a new session next month. bill cassidy defeating incumbent mary. landreau led the field in the november 4th general election, but failed to win 50% of the vote, forcing the runoff. the gop also picking up two house seats in louisiana tonight. giving the party at least 246 seats. >>> a powerful typhoon slamming the philippines with winds gusting to 130 miles per hour. the storm battering coastal towns with high winds and heavy rains. and causing widespread power outages. now worries over flooding and landslides. police say more than 650,000 people have fled to safety. the area suffered a devastating storm last year. now back to geraldo. ♪ >> he never took things. the only thing he took was sleeping pills to sleep. just like everybody else, i guess, in his field. but i've never knownel he advice to take any hard drugs. >> continuing our special report, "elvis at 80," speaking on the night he elvis dies, a doctor is under pressure of allegations he's the one prescribing the drugs already suspended of killing the king. even in death, his family still

marie bennett surrendered to authorities yesterday. she's charged with homicide by vehicle and dui. bennett is accused of driving off after her car hit and killed 19-year-old keisha gray. the deadly accident happened along lincoln highway in thorndale earlier this month. >>> compulsive gamblers will be just a text away from getting help. a non-profit organization headquartered in new jersey is launching a 24-hour hotline devoted to helping those who struggle with the addiction. gamblers or theirs friends can text 800 gambler to 53342, which someone from the organization will reply to shortly after. >>> those smartphones we use on a daily basis, sometimes an hourly basis, may be causing good changes in your brain. swiss researchers found big differences between smartphone users and people who use older cell phones. they noticed that people who use smartphones have more activity in a certain part of the brain, especially those who use the devices the most. experts believe the repetitive movements over the touch screen actually reshapes the way the thumb and brain work together. >>> well, here's something you may want to know before you give that christmas gift. we have