[applause] >> to her right is samuel roberts, who has written "infectious fear." [applause] to his right is jonathan metzl who has written "the protest psychosis." [applause] and last but not least to his right, harriet washington, whose book "deadly monopolies," please give her a welcome. [applause] so i'm going to start the conversation among us by first asking, what mythologies did we all learn from writing our books that we want to share with the audience today, and discuss amongst ourselves? i'm going to start with three myths that i learned from writing "genetic justice," which is really about forensic dna, you know, when you watch all these crime programs on tv, dna rules. so these are the three myths that i learned. first of all, myth number one. that dna profiles are like fingerprints. not true. very different. myth number two is that dna evidence is infallible. also not true. it's not infallible for prosecution and it's not infallible for exonerations. myth number three, collecting dna profile is race neutral. that's also a great myth your celebrity turn

panther party and the fight against medical discrimination to -- [applause] to her right is samuel k. roberts who has written "infectious fear: politics, disease and the health effects of segregation." [applause] to his right is jonathan metzell who has written "the protest psychosis: how schizophrenia became a black disease." [applause] and last but not least to his right, harriet washington whose book, "deadly monopolies: the shocking corporate takeover of life itself and the consequences for your health and our medical future." please give her a welcome. [applause] so i'm going to start the conversation among us by first asking what mythologies did we all learn from writing our books that we would want to share with the audience today and discuss amongst ourselves? i'm going to start with three myths that i learned from writing "genetic justice" which was really about forensic dna. you know, when you watch all these crime programs on tv, dna rules, it seems. so these are the three myths that i learned. first of all, myth number one, that dna profiles are like fingerprints. not true. very d

police arrested a suspect in the assault, he is identified as 20 year-old robert samuel jaime, who ishomeless. he was booked into jail on suspicion of the salt air on an unrelated felony warrant. the victim, 46 year-old myung shin oh, was found suffering from serious injuries and was taken to hospital. he died on july 6th. >> we begin the news this morning with an update out of the east bay. oakland police are promising business owners the that will take action against protesters who vandalize store fronts this week over the george zimmerman verdict. yesterday's the alameda county d.a. office filed charges against three of the nine people that they arrested monday night. this is a youtue video of those protest. in a news conference, in term police chief sean whent says a recent wave of violence is unacceptable. >> nine people were arrested during the oakland protest on monday. this morning we're learning more about three of them. this is picture of the jeffrey clark. the 30 year-old was charged with one count of misdemeanor battery on a police officer and one count of misdemeanor assa

robert samuel sen writes the countless benefits of the web don't outweigh the cyber war. quote, by cyber warfare the capacity of groups whether nations or not to attack, disrupt and possibly destroy the institutions and networks that under pin everyday life. so much depends on the internet and the red wheel bear row. that is -- i don't know why i felt like say thasmght that is -- that is vulnerability to sabotage doomsday visions of the break down of order and trust. true, but without the internet we will never know about this. oh my goodness. i can't believe i was able to pull out of my brain. so much depends on the wheel bear row. >> blazed in rainwater near the yellow chicken. i don't know anymore. >> i thought that was beautiful. >> and now carlos williams is getting attacked by vegans. >> nobody gets attacked by vegans. >> when cars were invented they knew they would drive. >> i am nostalgic for a time when land lines are not something in the museum. they met up with somebody and they didn't spend time on the mobile and eke whiching the internet or checking their e-m

anthony kennedy was joined by john robert effort junior, clash thomas and samuel eely toe. antonin scalia joined the three women on the court to disagree with the ruling. scalia and justices ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor and eleanor kagan ruled against the here's what scalia said about his descent "the court has cast aside a bedrock rule of our 4 4th amendment law that the government may not search its citizens for evidence of crime unless there is a reasonable cause to believe that such evidence will be found. question. will the supreme court decision prompt a national standard for the collection of dna? >> eventually it probably will, and here'swhat you need to know to see which direction the country's going. in 2009 e supreme court@ruled thatsomebody con.icted of a crime@does not have the right to he access to their own dna even if it would prove them innocent. so we had a bill of rights set up to protect people. instead@peopledon't have access to their own dna but the government does have the access >> what's dna? >> well, it's your internal fingprint in some way

police arrested a suspect in the assault, identified as 20 year-old robert samlet-- samuel jaime, whos also homeless. jaime was booked into jail on suspicion of the assault and then on unrelated felony warrant treat the victim, 46 year- old myung shin oh, was found suffering serious injuries and taken to a hospital. he died on july 6th. following the victim's death, jamie was charged with involuntary manslaughter remains in custody. >>darya: we began the news this morning with an update out of the east bay. oakland police are promising businesses and honors they will take action against protesters who vandalized storefront to this week over the george zimmerman verdict. yesterday the alameda county d.a.'s office filed charges against three of the nine people arrested monday night. this is you to video of those protests. in a news conference, and from police chief dashon went to says the recent wave of violence is unacceptable. mayor jean quan was with the chief at the news conference. she thanked the community for providing information that helped catch the people responsible for some

and robert albertson samuel o'neil, partners and chief strategists for people na took part, that hid taxpayer money, if you have, i like what you like to dork you don't want to may anyone, you get crappy people running it. no more conference, why would you get involved? >> everything about the -- >> anything other than carp. >> i'm an investor, okay. so when i invest in companies, i love for the ceo to make a bundle of money as long as it's tied to the performance of the company. >> in one sentence, case closed. but it doesn't stop the new york times from the editorials, the business, gretchen morgan, every week, it's confrontation. >> isn't eight part of the fact that when interest rates are so low, people are driven to desperation to capitalize in some way on their money. so who do you end up turning to? the financial services? >> there is a running anti-corporatism at the new york times. it is. that's where all the jobs come from, the tax money, all the prosperity. do you read the new york times and see a running threat of anti-corporatism? >> i sense that a little bit. i think yo

samuel l. jackson, 64. john travolta, 59. our last two. william shatner versus robert redford. that's a great one. i've got to go with shatner. how could you not? >> i'll go with redford just to balance it out. >> william shatner. he's 82. wow! >> good for him. >> robert redford is 76. >> my mom loves some robert redford. >> she does? is that -- >> that's her thing, yeah. >> it is time for a fun part of our program we like to call bobbie's buzz. >> i have some really interesting stuff this week. sort of comes from unusual places. now, at the hospital they do a lot of great things. and health care workers actually help people wash their hair without getting them wet. i thought, what a genius thing to have when you go camping. but this shower cap isn't about keeping your hair dry. this, believe it or not, is -- >> is there shampoo in there? >> it's a rinse free shampoo. all you do is smoosh it on. there you can just take it off. he's really getting into this. >> and it dries. and your hair is clean. there's a fabric towelette inside that absorbs the oil and dirt and it's clean. this is great if you'

roberts is back e case. fox news reporting. your secret's out. today we might wonder what hath samuel morse without? practically all of us generate with computers, phones and other devices an almost continuous trail of electronic data. that information can be stored 40 knows where are analyzed by who knows whom for who knows what purpose. in recent days we learned how our government is tapping into a lot of that data phone records, e-mails and web postings often provided by private internet companies and individual yes feeds like in the wake of the boston marathon bombing. should i be creeped out or comforted? this hour we will try to sort some out for you. we begin with a visit to my home in atlanta. >> nice to meet you. >> great to meet you, too. >> come on in. >> in a prior life, frank ahern of new york stay made a living as a skip tracer. a sort of private investigator who tracks down people who have skipped town and don't want to be found. he would use the proverbial paper trail which back in the day was literally made of paper. phone bills. credit cards, receipts and so on. he agreed to come t

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