in december, we spoke to her grandchildren, nine-year-old nabila and her brother, 13-year-old zubair,f whom were injured in the strike. >> i had gone to school that day when i came back i had a snack and offered my prayers. my grandma asked to come outside and help her pick the vegetables. >> you were hit by the drone that killed her grandmother? >> yes, i had seen a drone and two missiles hit where my grandmother was standing in front of me, and she was blown into pieces and i was injured to my left leg. >> nabila, you are nine years old. how have things changed for you since the attack? how is your going out again, out into the fields alone? do you fear again of other possible attacks? >> ever since the strike, i'm just scared. i'm always scared. all of his little kids were scared to go outside. >> that his nine-year-old nabila and her 13-year-old brother zubair, who have had in those operations doing with her own injuries. their grandmother, killed. zubair, the 13-year-old, talked about how they are afraid to go out on a blue sky day because that is when the drones particularly str

and while all of that might sound a little bit silly to so his message is compelling according to zubair t. we desperately need to adapt our laws now so that we don't face an old. well ian nightmare on the job in the not too distant future so betty posits that in just a few short decades there will be no such thing as privacy on social media or anywhere else in the last century we've gone from a world where no one had even heard of cell phones and everyone enjoyed privacy to a world of google glass and surveillance satellites as he puts it history has shown us that technological innovation and privacy are inversely proportional concepts that's pretty damn succinct rate their social verity says that fifty years from now we'll have passed through our current information age into what he calls the total information where everyone knows everything about you your neighbors colleagues or restyle i guess your boss will know if you stay up late at night if you like socially dangerous music if you support causes that aren't in line with the corporate message everything they'll know everything abo