gps has become absolutely critical to our modern societies. in a new book called the polaris protocol, brad taylor shows what could happen if that technology isment compromised. he joins us now from texas. he served in the army for more than 20 years. his book is in bookstores now. brad great to have you back on the show. >> thank you. >> in this book you have the u.s. facing a cyber terrorist attack that involves our gps system. how vulnerable are we? >> i was allowed on to the [ inaudible ] air force base, and that is one of the most secure areas i have ever been into. i have worked in some secure areas, and that place is super secure, so i would say there is no way for a terrorist system or state system to attack it. and i made a computer technology who doesn't like the drone strikes, and he -- and he and i thought that's artistic license. there's no way that could happen. and two days after hit the end, snowden hit the news. so it could happen. >> it's possible. now how bad would it be for us if approximate the gps system was compromiseded

traffic lights in new york city work off of the gps. when you run your credit card at a gas pump, the gps is controlling it. so it has really infiltrated our daily life. because you don't have to buy something. you can use it for free. and it's definitely inside our society much more than people are aware. >> you could have airplanes that conceivably crash if something happened to gps, and drone strikes? >> oh, yeah. you have to have a pretty catastrophic fall. they have enormous backups, and the guys that run it are really professional about how they do it. so they do have backups, but they do get glitches. the next-again architecture for the airfields that we have out there, they still are supposed to be operating with the backup loranz old-fashioned system, but there are problems. >> north korea used problems against south korea, and boats were lost off of the coast. is there a danger? >> there is, but the first threat i looked attack wally was how to effect our drones. we lost a drone in iran. in moli, al-qaeda has a threat. but you

street is stamped with a gps. conversations are packets timed by the gps. when you run yourcredit card, the gps is controlling it. you don't need a license to use it, you don't have to buy something from the government to use it, the government has no idea. it is definitely inside our siting much more than people are aware. >> you have airplanes that could crash if they didn't know what was happening. military operations, drones so important in the fight against terrorism that could be disrupted? >> oh yeah, anything -- you would have to have a pretty catastrophic fault, they have enormous backups, the second operations out at shriver are really intelligent how they use it. next jen architect for th architecture -- architecture they have for the system. you could have a catastrophic loss if you are not careful. >> there are machines that could jam gps devices in a small area and north korea used them against south korea, and off the coast airplanes were lost, gps fishing boats and other boats lost it too. is there

"fareed zakaria gps" is next for our viewers here in the united states. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from davos, switzerland, the site of the annual meeting of the world economic forum. we have an extraordinary show for you today. three world leaders at the center of the news. first up, president hassan rouhani of iran tells me despite the progress there might be a fundamental disagreement with the west on the way forward in nuclear negotiations. >> so there will be no destruction of centrifuges, of existing centrifuges? >> translator: no. no. not at all. >> and what would the iranians do if israel bombed them? you will want to hear his response. then prime minister abe of japan. on his plan to turn around the world's third biggest economy. on his nation's conflicts with china. and on the japanese dolphin hunts that have been shocking the world. >> we are looking for peace. >> next, the prime minister of egypt on the third anniversary of the egyptian revolution. has that r

. >> como el que usan por iniciativa pero con gps para rastrearlo . >> es lo que dice implementar ela . >> el senador estuvo . >> sale por la puerta . >> siempre he dicho que él murió pero ayudara . >> cada gps costaría 85 dólares más costo por servicio, el senador dice que implementar costaría 10 millones de dólares y el dinero vendria del gobierno federal . >> la propuesta de ley , les da una herramienta valiosa para cuidarlos . >> en nueva jersey , univisión . >> cualquier cosa para protección . >> tecnología y problemas médicos la perfecta solución . >> hasta aquí las noticias . >> ahora está usted bien informado , noticiero univisión . >> [♪ ♪] . >> ♪ espera, ven conmigo amor . >> tÚ sabes perfectamente que yo amo a inÉs. >> sÍ, pero tenia la esperanza de que ella se reconciliara con su marido y que tÚ y yo pudiÉramos hacer una familia de verdad. >> yo nunca te dije que eso iba a pasar. >> ¿y si maÑana que venga la trabajadora social, le digo que nuestro matrimonio es de mentiras y que tÚ te acuestas con la madre biolÓgica de lina? >> no te creo capaz de hacerlo. >> una mujer de

"fareed zakaria gps" is next for our viewers here in the united states. >> this is "gps" the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. on today's show we have a rock star, a world famous inventor, and some seriously smart people. in other words, the usual "gps" fare. first up, some great panelists so gaze deeply into crystal balls and tell us what 2014 will bring for the world. will there be more wars, more peace, will we all make more money? in the bonus round, what will happen in sochi? then as we start the year, some pointers on success and creativity. ♪ from u2's bono and then from elon musk on creativity in business and science and thanks to globalization, we are used to finding coca-cola in the kalahari but is globalization on the way out? one indicator points in that direction. i'll explain. but first, here's my take. it's the beginning of a new year and time for people like me to make predictions. i'm feeling bullish because last year at this time i argued the american economy would recover better than people expected

un >> cada gps saldrÍa 80 $ mÁs el costo por su servicio.a cuidarlos. >> presten mucha atenciÓn a ver si esto le sucede a ustedes. las personas que utilizan sus telÉfonos inteligentes después de las nueve de la noche se despiertan mÁs cansadas y están menos comprometidos al creciente en su lugar de gran expectativa en la ciu >> gran expectativa en san antonio. corea del sur, en su primer duelo de preparacion con miras a la copa del mundo brasil 2014. el partido, se disputara en el alamodome. antonio guillen, estuvo con los fanaticos. >> vamos a ganar, tres a cero. >> este aficionado cree saber exactamente cuÁl será el resultado. los seguidores consideran que debe tomar en serio el juego ante la selecciÓn asiÁtica. >> que nos enseÑe quÉ nos enseÑarÁ. >> Él ve que el partido puede ser definitivo para algunos de los jugadores. >> hay muchos futbolistas jÓvenes, que van a tener oportunidad. otros que no se han consolidado. que estÁn buscando consolidarse. >> lo que usted estÁ viendo es pasto completamente natural. listo para el gran encuentro de

limited progress of gp visits to the un envoy details the syrian government office without women and children to get this the city of palms. at a passage to india today often present all along but that's it. boxes exit the stadium right to buy for today. the tear in it welcome back to full slate of news or months religious books and thank you to join us. thus the still a very tense nguyen ukrainian capital is sunday in the country's two month long political crisis is showing no signs of ending off the bottom of my demonstrations of thousands braved sub zero temperatures into the streets once again as the coffin of one of three people killed during wednesday's protests was carried through the streets of shiites will be hanging in the country stands for president the tea aka the cia's decision to turn his back on and deal with the eu in favor of closer ties with russia. catskill of the crag is fully events in kiev. it explains now the unrest in the country appears to be spreading. this is something unprecedented in the train's a short history as an independent country that there is unr

i mean, that could -- >> gps on the car that he was driving in miami did come back the owner of that exotic car company where he rented the car from said the gps showed 15 minutes before the arrest the car was not going more than 55 miles per hour. so there are some things that come into question. and could it be, yes. but could it also be that justin is a kid with a lot of money, a lot of fame and making some pretty poor decisions right now. i mean, that could -- >> to be fair to him, i like the biebs, is he making decisions that most kids of his age would be making if they suddenly came into huge fame and money. and how serious is it. let's go to the lawyers. you guys can assess whether from a legal perspective he's spy spiralling out of control in a serious manner or whether we're making too much of this. michael you consulted with bieber's team after the arrest in miami i do find down there what's fascinating. serious questions i think should be asked now of the police and their behavior, shouldn't they? >> you've got a dui allegation. you're talking a breath reading under the le

[ gps voice ] who would you like to call? there's a woman stuck in there.i'll free you. [ gps voice ] i didn't understand that command. hang in there, i'll try to find a police station to get you out of there. [ gps voice ] finding police station. no, you don't have to do that. i'll, i'll find it. frankly i'm lost. i wish there was something that could help me get around this darn town. ♪ [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. neutrogena®. get a hot new smartphone for zero down with at&t next. it's not complicated. a new smartphone for zero down is better with at&t next. ♪ [ girl ] can we get a little help? focus fellas. we've got pepsi. what if we just take like 15 minutes? halfway through the game? they've got pepsi. [ whistle blows ] ♪ oh, yeah, yeah ♪ oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah so what do we call that? halftime. i like halftime. [ male announcer ] even the fi

what gps says about the drag racing arrest. >> they decided to eat lunch. >> we want lunch! >> a school district accused of taking food from children and tossing it in the trash. wait until you hear their excuse. fox and friends first starts now. ♪ >> good morning. happy friday. the weekend is here. i am heather childers a live look at times square for you. we have the big game this weekend. i am answer lay air hurt. thank y -- ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting your day with us. >> a guilty verdict in amanda knox case. the victim meredith kercher's family speaking out moments ago. >> she will not be sent back to prison. we will talk about what happens next. >> amanda knox says she would have to be dragged back to italy kicking and screaming. this is the center of an international media frenzy for more than 6 years. they sentenced knox and her former boyfriend for more than 28 years of prison after nearly 12-hours of deliberations by two judges and 6 jurors. knox was convicted of killing her roommate meredith kercher in 2009. that was overturned and they were released

>> it's a gps device with additional features. ford sync technology, updating on the weather, traffic and gets you on about your day if you drive a ford vehicle. i have this system in my own vehicle. >> sounds like a great device. what is wrong with it? >> nothing is wrong, considering the customers buy the product voluntarily. you don't have to drive a car or have a device that has a device in it. the big problem is the understanding of how private property and property works. the fourth amendment of the united states says a blanket warrant can't be issued by the government. if you look at things like privacy rights. you want to see what a government is doing. the n.s.a. never had any allowance from the american people to blanket their metadata, detect their information. when you buy something, purchase a car, use facebook, a service, a private service. you give the data away. not so with the n.s.a. i don't see anything wrong with what ford is doing. it's voluntary, and it is of benefit. >> you give your data away. you have not d

fareed zakaria gps is next. >>> this is "gps" the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we start today's show with some big questions. is al qaeda back? is iraq collapsing? we have a very sharp panel to talk about the violence in the middle east and what is fueling it. >>> also, have you made your new year resolutions to stay healthy? then you'll want to listen to david amos, who has boiled it down to some simple rules for the new year. >>> and everybody's talking about america's decline, vis-a-vis china. but a major european intellectual says don't believe any of it. >>> and another story on how to ruin your economy in five easy steps. last week venezuela clicked all of the boxes. >>> finally from head to toe covering including the eyes to no covering at all, what is appropriate for the modern muslim woman. i'll share a surprising survey. >>> here's a startling statistic, more than 8,000 iraqis were killed in violent attacks in 2013. that makes it the second most violent country in the

so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. for patients currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. do not stop taking xarelto, rivaroxaban, without talking to the doctor who prescribes it as this may increase the risk of having a stroke. get help right away if you develop any symptoms like bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. you may have a higher risk of bleeding if you take xarelto with aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. talk to your doctor before taking xarelto if you have abnormal bleeding. xarelto can cause bleeding, which can be serious and rarely may lead to death. you are likely to bruise more easily on xarelto and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. tell your doctors you are taking xarelto before any planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto, tell your

will be revealed eligibility this year to ensure we meet people who aren't i can come at a car or a gp only current guest came on and we had to congress to it especially cars last year so we left the one faculty to raise turkeys have manual for the gp care for children aged five years and under and with a band that formed thirty thousand children. one of the sixties. help whistleblower who is a serving member of the car key has been giving evidence to the talent accounts committee this afternoon the nikkei two hundred teams of the penalty points system i didn't march mccain gave his evidence in private to the committee what a difference a week makes. last year state the garda commissioner tell the accounts committee he would seek the kitties a fish heard evidence from two was the tories like cattle. a tough situation for members on the cheek on a calming and making very serious allegations of criminal nature. this week the prospect of legal proceedings disappears. this afternoon sarah jane morris mccain a ride to the nester has to keep his evidence in private and away from the media. b

un >> cada gps saldrÍa 80 $ mÁs el costo por su servicio.as y están menos comprometidos al creciente en su lugar de gran expectativa en la ciu >> gran expectativa en san antonio. corea del sur, en su primer duelo de preparacion con miras a la copa del mundo brasil 2014. el partido, se disputara en el alamodome. antonio guillen, estuvo con los fanaticos. >> vamos a ganar, tres a cero. >> este aficionado cree saber exactamente cuÁl será el resultado. los seguidores consideran que debe tomar en serio el juego ante la selecciÓn asiÁtica. >> que nos enseÑe quÉ nos enseÑarÁ. >> Él ve que el partido puede ser definitivo para algunos de los jugadores. >> hay muchos futbolistas jÓvenes, que van a tener oportunidad. otros que no se han consolidado. que estÁn buscando consolidarse. >> lo que usted estÁ viendo es pasto completamente natural. listo para el gran encuentro de maÑana que se espera recibir una asistencia de mÁs de 50.000 personas. se seÑala que maÑana no solamente va a ser un partido de fÚtbol. va a ser una experiencia global de fÚtbol. >> l

on thes a gps saves certificate goes outside a comic could send a text to say where are you? wearable health. it measures things like blood flow and even measures how sweaty i get. it is $200. over here, this one costs $50. they can help you get in shape. talk about getting in shape. i'm feeling worn out. "bloomberg west," i'm jon erlichman. >> too much choice. around. ♪ >> welcome back. i am mark barton. we are one hour away from today's european equities session. hans nichols is here. airline is here. -- caroline hyde is here. rew visited every single train station in britain. every single one. he didn't off his own back. over 2000. he took a photo of every single one. he named his favorite and his worst one. it is called station photography. [laughter] what spurgeon was a family photo. a captured the south station in the background. he visited all of the stations. the worst station in britain is a lancashire town. the best one is near here. >> what made it the worst? >> maybe it was depressing. >> we should go. gainsborough the worst in britain? >> in the states we have 43

that includes mega hd curved tvs, smart gps wates, and cars that drive by (emselves. laura@ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> moderntechnology has given us a lot of amazing devices, but some of them can be amazingly dangerous. in this report, scott points out why we need to be careful about certain kinds of pointers. >> lasers -- thy're highly focused beams of light. since they wereinvented more than 50 years ago, lasers have become increasingly common. for example, lasers are used for all kinds of medical procedures, like eye surgery. dvd and cd players have tiny lasers in them. that's a penny in the background. the light from the laser reads what's on the disk. lasers are also used in industry, as well as by the military, though manylaser weapons estill experiment. in the world of entertainment, colorful lasers create brilliant light shows we even see laser scanners at the local grocery checkout counter. and lasers are oen used as pointers by people giving presentations. but just because lasers are common doesn't mean they're completely safe. >> any lase

you can create a gps safe zone. if they go outside of it, you can send them a text to find out where they are. on my left wrist i have the basis, which is met -- wearable health. it is measuring blood flow and house e -- sweaty i get. on my right wrist, this will help you to get in shape. i feeling a little worn out. >> you can pick out your with a smartrobe phone that vendors are trying to show off. it is controlled by a company called smart things. check it out. >> this is not really look like the home of the future, does it? it looks like a mcmansion outside of las vegas. it is them outfitted with the latest technologies. i will go inside and t gu who is bringing the home of tomorrow to us today. what exactly is smart things providing? >> it is the kind of internet of things now. it simple and accessible to make your home into a smart home. >> i can unlock and lock doors over the app. >> it is something anyone can do. we are an open platform. there are more than 500 developers connecting and developing things. th

the mix along with inventing the bees can we use begin let us all but she didn't some of the local gp to get into the building was keane's union between a vocalist and getting to know the stock does not cause us to assist the homeless things to do today but among the most about having just bought was simply this is living in a cup. and as i would consider it to give up when i have had them in a cute sheep and chicken if left to give up due to my dad's cousin incapable of continuing if they continue to talk of allowing it to them. at this concert as an eating contest. the little blue mussels cooked by cdc exciting to know when dunham us coalition was seized from a cause of the full moon eyes again was a little water using a demo from its own business and chemical co other causes it is to do is we know the hostel was nice to us today. he's up to the drinking age to do so when you this link includes a stunning cheap enough to give a what you say to astana kazakhstan to muscle in season and to the crucial seem to get some of the summer engaged in building the team has the talent summing i

so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ male announcer ] for patients currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known dietary restrictions, jim can eat the healthy foods he likes. do not stop taking xarelto, rivaroxaban, without talking to the doctor who prescribes it as this may increase the risk of having a stroke. get help right away if you develop any symptoms like bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. you may have a higher risk of bleeding if you take xarelto with aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. talk to your doctor before taking xarelto if you have abnormal bleeding. xarelto can cause bleeding, which can be serious and rarely may lead to death. you are likely to bruise more easily on xarelto and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. tell your doctors you are taking xarelto before any planned medical or dental procedures. befor

gps allows the government to follow all of us all the time.o preserve a core of prove reu sim what arprivacysimilar to that oe contusion. we have to rein in technology to assure it serves our end but doesn't destroy spry seu. >> nice to hear geoff stone site samuel. >> i did intentionally. >> if the president as is said is zeroing in on a few of your many proposals, what you guide him to the most important things that you would like to see done as a result of your work? >> no my view the most important ones are ending the government's possession of the telephone metta data. as the accept tour said earlier i think that's absolutely critical to strike that balance between using the data in ways in which are appropriate but preventing the kind of abuse that could be disastrous, i think that's number one. number two, i think is the need for greater judicial involvement in some of the activities of these agencies. they are now given authorities to do things without a judicial order. and we feel very strongly that getting a jew additiona judicias cr

>>> this is gps, global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. starting with robert gates, former secretary of defense under president bush and president obama. i read his new book and found that he actually agreed with obama on iraq, afghanistan, iran, all the issues of substance. so, i'll ask him to explain. >>> also, the u.s. economy. how much will it grow in 2014, 2%, 3%, 4%? wall street is wondering, but it doesn't really matter. what does gdp describe anyway? >>> negotiations in iran are beginning again soon. what's the best strategy going forward? neuroscience can help eliminate the issue. >>> and lots of people call bs on their politicians. somebody in france actually went a step further. >>> but first, here's my take. president obama gave a much-anticipated speech on friday, outlining reforms in the american government's surveillance activities. before i give you my reaction to the speech, i want to give you some context. the american government and many

that is for example, gps. this is one of the biggest technological hurdles that the drone industry but also the commercial aviation industry is going to have to get over. it is very easy. my students could hack into any vehicle guided by gps. the martial airliners, driverless cars, this is going to be a big issue in the future. being able to make technology gps-proof is a major hurdle that we need to get over. this country is looking at it. there are lots of academic labs. most notably, jpl and california is trying to develop terrain relative navigation. all of these -- i hate to beat that horse -- all of these budgets just took a recent big hit. unless this country puts more emphasis on terrain relative navigation were gps-pre- technology we are not going to be able to get over that hurdle. it is not just an unmanned vehicle hurdle. this is also commercial aircraft. point raise an important which i won't comment on just now. we are constraining what we can do in the future by our decision-making. you said tha

also, this hour, someone get that pilot a gps. the faa and pretty much everybody else right now wants to know how the heck a 737 with more than 100 people aboard ended up landing at the wrong airport. >>> and, more big strikes for the lightning rod in baseball's biggest scandal. a-rod, still defiant despite allegations from the guy who says he injected him with performance-enhancing drugs. fighting his season long suspension at this hour as well. we're going to hear from his lawyer in just moments. >> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is monday, the day after the golden globes, january 13th. welcome to legal view. we are live from los angeles this morning. our very top story broke moments ago. in the new jersey capital on the other side of the country, the state assembly says it is forming a new committee solely for the purposes of investigating that infamous four-day traffic jam at the george washington bridge. the panel can and will subpoena top officials and former officials as well in search of whatever connections ma

discovered many tech buffs hacking apart their smartphones and repurposing the sensors, the processors, and gps to create their own homemade drones. >> they started answering my questions. and asking their own questions. and sharing information. >> these were people who were excited to find others experimenting with the same technology. >> we realized that we basically had a kind of a drone innovation platform. and i said, huh, i guess we should start a company. >> one of those who joined chris' online drone community was jordy munoz of tijuana, mexico. >> i create an account and started posting my developments and that's when chris contact me. >> back then jor di's talents drew a lot of attention and chris asked the young high school graduate if he wanted to cofound a business with him. >> the only way you can find the smartest people in the world is to let them find you. to basically create a platform by which people are magnetically attracted to it. and you know, jordi had the instincts. >> 20 years ago it would have taken a large corporation with very deep pockets to be able to manufacture

it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career.erent degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you. go to phoenix.edu and get started today. at a company that's bringing media and technology together. next is every second of nbcuniversal's coverage 0f the 2014 olympic winter games. it's connecting over one million low-income americans to broadband internet at home. it's a place named one america's most veteran friendly employers. next is information and entertainment in ways you never thought possible. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. >>> so it is the video that has gone viral and everybody is talking about it, the toddler cussing and using racial slurs and flipping the finger, but i want to warn you that it is disturbing to see what is go g ing on here, but you have to see it. >> [ bleep ], and you are a [ bleep ]. >> you are a [ bleep ] -- stop. >> you throwing a fit. [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> you ain't talk

everything we do, when you run a credit card is run by gps, talking on a cell phone, run by gps. more than that. every stock trade on wall street is controlled by the timing feature of the gps. >> you have a reasonable series of events that could very well happen. what you do is interesting, you told me you'll go and you'll do the operation as if you were commission to do do it, but pull back a little so no one can read your book and get the game plan on how to take down our gps or how drug cartels can benefit. >> exactly. sometimes i write stuff -- for instance, i was allowed to see the gps constellation. it allows me to design stuff. sometimes i look at that time and go, you can't put that in there, that's too much. i'll throw red herrings in there. >> the book is out today. congratulations. thanks so much for your insight and thanks again for your service to the country. >> thank you for having me. >> it landed at the wrong parent miles from its -- airport miles from its final destination. what happened to that airline. then, nothing says "fox & friends" like friendly competit

the gps instrument is straight forward. we're supposed to follow this magenta line and it will eventually become this white line and eventually you will hit the blue circle which is the branson airport. >> he says in these situation, the coordinates of the airport entered are actually the identifier, like lga for la guardia or lax. he says it's unlikely the southwest pilots would have entered that information wrong in this case because the identifiers for those two airports are fairly different. branson is kgbb. what could have gone wrong? he says at the point you're look at that gps and steering to that line, both the branson and trany county airports can come into parallel view through the same windshield, they're that close. it's possible the pilots were only looking out the window. >> it's clear that visual will have to be investigated for sure. because that's one of the definite factors in this kind of situation. >> former ntsb investigator peter golds told us among noncommercial pilots landing at the wrong airport doe

in other words, the usual "gps" fare.t panelists so gaze deeply into crystal balls and tell us what 2014 will bring for the world. will there be more wars, more peace, will we all make more money? in the bonus round, what will happen in sochi? then as we start the year, some pointers on success

and when you wake up tomorrow morning, if you go to tmz.com, you are going to see the gps test resultsl see -- rather, the readouts. and you're going to see with your own eyes that it doesn't show anywhere near that. and the cops have a problem here. they have a big problem. >> you know, you were the first person i heard say this, harvey, he's not going to face deportation. >> no. >> that's a long process and these with misdemeanors, right? there's a story out there today that, you know, 100,000 people have designed a deportation petition, that the white house has to because of that number take some form of action, yes or no on it. >> well, no, the white house has to make a statement about it. the white house is going to say, we're not going to deport him because none of the offenses are deportable offenses. ironically, of the three cases, the case that really presents the biggest problem for justin seems like the harmless case, which is egging his neighbor's house. the reason that's the most serious is because there was about $20,000 worth of damage done with this egging, and the da c

you have the gps for a reason.have here in the tristate area, that tracks you. you're tracked everywhere you go. >> i can already tell you in the u.k., if you speed and go too quickly from one destination to another, you might find out a month later when you get the ticket in the mail and you didn't even know at the time that you were breaking the law. >> red light cameras all over the united states are having the same impact. people are getting their picture taken as they run through a red light. i think it's really important to understand that we all voluntarily choose it. we turn on our cell phones to say, please, track me so you can tell me where i'm going in my car and things like that. >> i'm not sure that's the case. certainly it's changed today thanks to the edward snowden and the nsa and our awareness. but most people when they buy a cell phone or buy a car are not understanding that they're giving implicit permission for their behavior to be tracked. >> well, i think when people sign up for things such as

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. >>> in other words, we have the usual gps fare today. first up, great panelists to gaze deeply into their crystal balls and tell us what 2014 will bring for the world? more wars? more peace? will we all make more money? >>> in the bon us round wharks will hatch in sochi. >>> and some pointers on success and create activity. from youtube's bono. >>> and then from elan musk s. "fortune's" businessman on creativity in business and science. >>> and thanks to globalization, we've gotten used to finding coca-cola in the kalahari and russian vodka in roswell. is globalization on its way out? there's one indicator that points decidedly in that direction. >>> but first, my take. it's the beginning of a new year and time for people like me to make predictions. i'm feeling bullish. last time this year i argued that the economy would recover better than expected. that's basically proved to be true. this year i'm going to make a less clear-cut prediction. 2014 will be the year that china faces a fork in the road. it will revamp its economic system, d

. >> these guys do wearable gps for runners, marine gps systems, golf gps systems for golfers like methe new products, aviation products, could be growth drivers beyond just their traditional products. smartphones have made some gpss out of date. >> no excuse to get lost anymore. finish line being upgraded to buy. >> two things. basketball and running. those things are accelerating for the finish line. that's why some analysts like this particular stock. expect to see those particular drivers drive those sales. that's why those shares are up. >> let's take a look at wendy's reporting fourth quarter profit that was higher than street forecasts. >> this is interesting, too, because with wendy's, we are talking about a hyper competitive space in fast food but in this case, all those product refreshes, some of the upgrades going on there, they could help drive same store sales. the analysts here over again saying that this particular one, we could see same store sales grow from 2.5% to 3.5% for the year. again, positive trends at least for wendy's. >> a company we don't often talk about,

they installed video cameras, sensors and gps in their car. reaching for their phone, dialling, texting and eating raises the risk of a crash or near miss. >> montgomery county public school buses are equipped with cameras. they are designed to catch drivers that pass buses when they are stopped to pick up students. drivers in both directions must stop if the bus' stop sign wing is activated. the fine is $125. you'll get a ticket in the mail. >>> the affordable care act is facing the first test under consumers who bought policies under the law. this is day two of o obamacare coverage. news 4s steve handelsman is live with details. >> reporter: thanks, good evening. the number one goal of the affordable care act was to get insurance for the tens of have coverage. now that that coverage is taking effect, those who got the coverage, they are pleased. in northern virginia dale is happy. despite high blood pressure, for the first time in a long time, he's got health insurance. for $141 a month, he gets a subsidy. >> i have obamacare. i was jumping

. >> garmin gps, do you guys use gps?do, it's on our phone. >> this is kind of heavier, is that all right? first impression of this apple watch? would you pay top dollar for something like that? >> yes. can i connect it to my mobile device? >> i have wanted one of these for a while. >> that's pretty cool. >> this is not an iwatch? >> no. >> he's smart. >> delta picked the surface tablet for its pilots and we will talk about why and get on board next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." more and more airlines are putting tablets in the cockpit. this means they don't have to carry heavy flight bags filled with maps and documents. they can save fuel, too. american and other airlines are using ipads. delta went in another direction and chose the microsoft surface. olivia sterns hit the flight deck to find out why. >> for 30 years, this captain has been lugging a 38 pound brief case. inside, charts, maps, operation manuals -- all the essentials for every flight. now, a tablet that weighs barely two pounds is about to lighte

data is being collected from the new gps systems in new cars.this came to light after ford's vice president of marketing spoke at the consumer electronics show. he said the company knows about everyone who breaks the law. ford later released a statement saying it does not track drivers without their consent. >>> general motors is recalling 370,000 trucks because of a fire risk. the recalled models include 2014 chevy silverado's, and gmc sierra full-size trucks. gmc says the vehicles have software problems that may lead to components overheating or causing fires. a fires have been confirmed. drivers will be compact, contacted by mail. jim urges owners of the trucks and questions not let those trucks idle unattended. >>> a new edition to this year's super bowl halftime, the red hot chili peppers are set to take the stage, headliner bruno mars invited the california rock band to join him onstage. the red hot chili peppers have sold more than 60 million albums. super bowl xlviii is sunday february 2 at metlife stadium in east rutherford new jersey.

via gps,l alert, somebody that i am in trouble.nth to place called your parents from this. or to have calls from your parents to this. also, you can create this gps safe zone so that if the kids go outside the safe zone, you can send them a text to say where are you? health thatwearable is measuring things like how sweaty i get. it is $200. on my right wrist i have the fitbug. it is $50. i am feeling a little worn out. >> i love that. >> there is a little taste. knowr as game changing, i where you are going to weigh in. weigh in, erico might like a lot of those devices. john, the abuse that i take sitting next to this lady, can you believe this? >> do i look like a slab bomb? ?- sweat bomb >> you are having the best timeout there. we wish we could be there, too. we're going to check in with you. enjoy yourself in vegas. when we come back, we're going to talk digital. i am bringing back my favorite guy of the year. that is the digital prophet of aol. i am going to be back with david digital prophet. the president is expected to spea

how does this happen, like a big jetliner. >> you are watching the gps. you want to get to the destination. in the case of a jetliner or a small plane, once the toir says you are cleared for a visual approach or you switch from following the instrument or the eye, once you have that, you are allowed to watch where you are going, and go where you watch. you watch the runway of the instruments that you should be monitoring, it is legal to land. there were many instruments in the 737, 700 cockpit. it's advanced. it would have told them where they were, within a few feet of exactitude. but they were not monitoring that equipment. >> in this case the tower at branson was closed. >> there is a bit of a disagreement on that. they did communicate with the toir and they got the clearance and communicated once they landed, and when they landed they believe they chunted with the toir. we'll have to find out in the investigation who they communicated with. pt second mystery is what about the lighted run way. and our commercial practice services jet are supposed to la

a gps that's not just giving you turn by turn directions but also give you turn by turn directions that avoid things. traffic accidents. or just traffic back-ups. maybe you need to get gas. your gps is going to be able to tell you where the nearest gas station is and give you realtime how much gas is going to cost you when you get to that gas station. also, with the smarter cars and internet connections in cars, cars can tell us things. when we bring them to the mechanic, they can say, i need an oil change. battery is in need of replacement. shocks are out. or what have you. and smarter cars, more plugged in. access them from apps on our phones. unlock doors. security settings. i will break the rule of what happened in vegas stays in vegas to bring you the full recap of the 2014 consumer electronics show. >> we look forward to that. >>> moving on, medical marijuana may soon be legal in new york. governor cuomo said he will skip legislature and allow medical use of marijuana. this is the day before the governor's big address. let's bring in rosa flores in new york. rosa, will medical mar

it placed him at the scenes of his alleged home invasions. >> they have gps satellite still photos ofas at, they say. >> as he awaits trial, he's discovered that selling with abendroth has its benefits. >> you have something for the poem. >> give me the last two. i'll enter it. >> the only true love i have comes from my father. >> with angel wings -- to make me fly. >> talking about love, bro. >> i am. i got you. in my heart is a place we call home. >> what do you have for after we love birds roam. >> love blossoms like a flower. my sorrow and pain has run dry. inside of my heart is a place we call home. >> i'm going to send that to my girl tonight. this is my fiance, heather. she's currently upstairs. i miss you, baby. >> we're actually engaged, pretty much married almost. >> i started having sex at a young age. and i was always drawn towards older women. >> he's going to be 26. so he's a few years younger than me, 15 years younger than me. because the both of us had been in prison and both spent time and had similar criminal backgrounds, it wasn't like a sick bond but it was a bond

it was logged by the gps tracker. by the way, emily said yes.s pretty innovative, i would say. it would be a downer if she said no after all of that. >> i guess. we are seeing low relative humidity and high fire danger. higher than average temperatures and spare the air, awful that. low 50s san francisco but upper 20s and low 30s in some of our valleys. we will talk about our high temperatures, maybe some records and the look ahead next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the warriors find their team defense against the pelicans, a missing ingredient in their last two losses, but did it lead to a win? collin resch has the highlights ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the cresc

>> yes, i got a problem to gp because i'm not a gp. i dropped out. >> you in a gang?ing, where i'm going to be housed. that's all i'm worried about right now. >> by releasing him today we can make him a1 status and that will give him the opportunity to parole today. so it doesn't matter where you're going to be housed. we can go ahead and release you and keep you here pending your parole. >> understand that, nasholm? >> yes. >> okay. so if we grant you a one-time for the time you've been in ad seg, then they take this up and run it through records office and you parole today. you understand that? >> yes. >> okay. >> yeah. >> okay. go ahead and release you today. officially release you today. have a nice day. >> you'll be staying in your cell till they come get to you take to you r and r, okay. >> okay, thank you. >> all right. >> you have a right to appeal. >> a miracle happened or something. they said i was going to get released today, and when i come back to prison, i won't come back to the hole. >> matthew's transition to freedom proves to be more complicated than

so i mean, i've seen google earth gps driven vans drive around with no drivers in them.d of a no comparison. >> before his arrest, cort holbrook worked as a software engineer and couldn't imagine pending two years at santa rita, much less facing the possibility of life in prison. >> i would have to say just like any other normal person outside these walls, married 21 years almost. twin boys. four pets. life was good. >> that all changed one afternoon two years earlier. when holbrook was driving through the oakland suburb where he lives. >> i was going to pick up these pair of glasses at my optometrist in the middle of town, and that evening, to have a nice dipper with the boys. it was their birthday. >> holbrook then had an angry exchange with another driver. >> i didn't have a road rage. i didn't cut anybody off or anything like that. i said something to someone out a window. i just said quit driving like a blankety blank because you just cut me off. this individual flared, pursued me and i pulled over into a parking lot to make a 911 call and he got out of his vehicle