concerned about a leak, one of the board members talking to somebody in the press until they hire to and goly tap phone calls through their garbage as well, hire investigators to go through their garbage, but there was a criminal investigation. do you think there needs to be an investigation based on what has happened to you? >> i don't think were at the point of a criminal investigation yet. fact thatring for the no one has been fired, no action has been taken, and as soon as this dies down they will come at me in this or a worse way. >> when it comes to data, uber is not the first company to struggle with how do they handle customer data. how should they handle the data they are getting? the examples of misogyny in this company are astounding. there's the whole glory ride thing where they were tracking by looking at the data patterns who was having one night stands and high-fiving people over this. this is a company that clearly is not just looking at customer data to route cars more effectively. when you talk about the data they have on you, they are making assumptions of are you sleeping

. >> sergeant golis has worked in corrections for 15 years.he inmates who work in this kitchen. >> the biggest challenge for me personally as the sergeant here security and integrity of the kitchen here at turner gilford knight center. take these two carts, move them back that way. we employ about 124 sentenced inmates. the inmates have to be monitored at all times. we work with different types of tools and implements here and inmates have to be searched on a all of our utensils, knives, spoons, they're all accounted for on an hourly basis here. tables via a cable. happens, we would search the kitchen, search the inmates. but we've never had a situation like that. most of the inmates are very they understand they have a short amount of time left and problems here. >> i get along good with all of the officers, sergeant, course, they're the people in charge of us. i don't answer back, you know? you just do what you're told. the main incentive is to earn game time, an exchange in which they receive time off their sentences for days worked. >> you

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>> increase will goly it's organized crime that's perpetrating a lot of the retail that we see.was in russia mostly? >> well there are two parts to it. there's the guy doing the attacks. and those guys the majority of them are in russia ukraine, soviet states romania, bulgaria stuff like that. but the guys in the credit card breaches, the guys using these cards fraudulently here in the united states increasingly are gang members. >> in russia what is going on over there with the states that enable them give them the capacity, to do it? >> i think it's critical mass. it's snowballed. they have a very strong focus in math, science and technology over there in the education system. it lends itself very well to the types of things that hackers do program encoding and things like that. and it's just a different culture over there that has a much higher level of acceptance. >> title of your book is called "spam nation." you focus on the 1 billion junk e-mails that we get every day. i always thought if you don't click on the actual link that you're safe. but you say we should be more c