mr. avery states that the information included in the easily reverse engineered. will bee troubling, it available to any federal employee in the country and possibly others. there is a concern about consumer privacy in this case. i don't believe the project should move forward until the issues are adequately addressed. from your standpoint, you are weighing the assumed benefits of the database. do you believe that outweighs the real privacy concerns? judgment and a balance. i would say two things in response. the homeowner- market is one where there is a tremendous amount of information freely available to the public. i do not know how they do things in california, but in ohio, the home that i own is on our county auditor's website. or is a picture of it, the valuation of it, the amount of taxes i pay. all of that information is public information. i had a law school class that told me how much information there is out there. in and knew all about my homeowner transactions. that was true 20 years ago. nonetheless, it does not lessen the privacy concerns. let's get

. >> so mr. avery states, in fact, the information included in the database is, in his words come easily reverse engineered. and even more troubling, it will be available to any federal employee in the country and possibly others. no, this is why from the perspective of privacy advocacy there is this concern about consumer privacy and this case. personally, i don't believe that the project should move forward until these issues are adequately addressed. so i guess my question is, from your standpoint, you are weighing eosin benefits of the database. see you -- do you believe that that al ways the real privacy concerns here? >> ultimately a judgment and the balance. i would say two things in regards to your line of questioning. the first is in fact the homeowner market is well aware there is a tremendous amount of the permission freely available to the public. of know how they do things in california, but it will hire of a home that i own is on our county auditor's website, the picture, the valuation, t

mrs. bush a speedy recovery. >>> fans are remembering tv actor james avery today.or playing uncle phil on the popular '90s sitcom "the fresh prince of bel-air" died at the age of 68. >> you big-eared free-loader! you find jeffrey and you bring him back or they will never find your body and.;Ñ i'm a judge. i can make it happen! >> avery's publicist says he died of complications from open heart surgery in glendale, colora california. his co-starred have expressed their sadness. they say avery was like a second father to him. >>> russian police have rounded up dozens suspects in an%mfz anti-terror operation in volgograd. the bombing killed more than 30 people last week. diana magnar is joining us with more. >> reporter: the terror operation is a whil wind. thousands ofé/m3 officials in city are examining buildings and they have already been to thousands of parking lots to find whatoúmay have been invold with the twin terror attacks. this comes amid criticism of the security forces control of the city of volgograd. the twin attacks over the weekend and another terro

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