America Now | Sensing technology can locate individuals in their houses and read their emotions

WI-FI Sensing, the future of human privacy is a complicated conversation. Instant facial recognition is convenient, but have you stopped to think about the trade-off for your privacy? What if every time you unlocked your phone software would be able to evaluate your heart rate, stress, breathing rate and even your unspoken words? It's an exciting but also frightening concept, America Now’s anchor Ben Swann dives into the conversation with Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies. And, Jeffrey Epstein's most notorious pimp, responsible for helping traffic young girls, was found dead in his Paris home. Daniel Siad spent more than a decade sending photos of young women to Epstein, and made thousands of dollars doing it… his name shows up more than two thousand times in the Epstein files—and he was facing accusations of rape and human trafficking. America now, Jalyssa Dugrot has the details.