that frank that report was produced by the dublin correspondent frank hoffman who joins me now welcome frank. tell us give us an idea then about the conditions in virginia tech camp they look pretty dismal if not horrifying i saw people that had no proper shoes warm clothes missing and just double checked the weather full cost again there's rain expected next week followed by a dump of temperatures to freezing you can imagine what that means under such conditions are living in tents there the red cross is trying to help in the local red cross but they even have a lack electing. good proper food there was a german truck transport coming delivering 30 tons this week and it was already the 4th this years so the local structures are welcome but situation. aid was being provided by the german government. and end to the soul the migrants while they're in bosnia in particular for the local red cross structures. so why doesn't the bosnian government just say all right well we'll move it it's a weak governments you have to remember what happened after the war in bosnia that ended in december 19

local politicians to have different collective centers elsewhere in this country correspondent frank hoffman thank you so much for your reporting. when we log on to facebook or search with google most of us know that we're paying for those services not with money but with our personal data now a new report from amnesty international says that price has become too high to pay and the 2 tech giants are quote a threat to human rights report you see it here is titled surveillance giants how the business model of google and facebook threatens human rights and lays out a case in some 60 pages that the 2 companies are now too large to avoid in our daily lives facebook has responded to that report saying it quote fundamentally disagree and stating in part a person's choice to use facebook's services and the way we collect receive or use data is all clearly disclosed and acknowledged by users and cannot meaningfully be likened to the involuntary and often unlawful government surveillance. well joining me now is the lead author of that study joe westby he's also a researcher on technology big data and