begin with mf. - magnetic field. - magnetic field. how many say, "oh, that magnetic field is probably very, very steady"? how many of you know the magnetic field changing? what's a changing magnetic field induce? begin with ef. electric field. electric fields. what's a changing electric field induce? begin with mf. magnetic field. how many are starting to catch on? what does this changing magnetic field induce? begin with ef. electric fields. what does the changing electric field induce? begin with an mf. magnetic field. how many are getting the idea? okay. it turns out these waves will regenerate one another. so if you have a shaking charge, honey, you get electromagnetic waves throughout space. where the electric field makes the magnetic-- the electric, magnetic-- at the speed of light-- that's what light is. that's what light is. light is electromagnetic wave generated from a shaking charge. if i take this stick and i put it in the water, and i shake it back and forth, won't i disturb the water? won't water waves travel out? you ca

it's not fair that the kid in hartford doesn't have magnet schools. it's almost saying that equality should be equal for everyone in the same rate. it's totally different. they have all of the resources to address all of the issues. they're not dealing with kids with special needs. >> that's not true. >> elizabeth. >> trying to make it sound different. >> elizabeth, we have about 30 seconds left. and i want to give you the last word. >> america needs to invest in human capital. what we have, the biggest block block of our potential is our people. if we don't invest in giving people education and the ability to find meaningful work, and in the ability to provide for their families, then we will all -- america as a whole will decline, will continue to decline. >> thanks to all of our guests. elizabeth, hyacinth. i'll see you online. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to aljazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> interpreter: it was an unconstitutional coup, an armed seizure of power. >> president putin seems to have a different set of lawy

. >> florida, it really is a magnet. it's a magnet for predators. it's a magnet for scammers.it's a -- it's a magnet for sleaze. it also makes for stories that are beyond what you would even think of writing in a novel. >> reporter: like this story -- abraham shakespeare, an illiterate worker in a lakeland, florida barber shop has won the lottery and then vanishes his boss, greg smith, has been pulled over by the cops after he made a fake phone call to shakespeare's mother pretending to be abraham. right away they realize, he's no criminal. >> were you ever suspicious of greg? >> well that first day obviously, but it became clear in that first interview that he was a victim of dee dee moore's manipulation. >> dee dee moore was the supposed financial planner abe hired to manage his money. detectives suspected her and decide instead of putting greg smith behind bars they'll put him to work in a convoluted cat and mouse game to catch dee dee. >> he actually turned the tables on her and he actually scammed her! and that's the beauty of it. >> reporter: from that moment on, in non-

they seem to side a little bit more towards the magnetic.he other reason this would make a difference, if you are following the trajectory of the airplane? are you going to follow the debris field down here or like this, more of a curve? we have seen those two different routes there. the other thing going a little bit more for a delivered route, we saw after it crossed the malaysian peninsula, it made a couple more turns before it headed further south down to its final destination. >> interesting, fascinating. some of the questions. >> amazing stuff. the aviation blogs have been fans tick fantastic on this. they deal with this stuff every single day. this satellite, it drifts north and south. when they talk about this doppler effect, it is if you are trying to i sa, is the siren coming from this side or that site. you might shift your head. the satellite shifts north and south. the blogs also point out that this isn't real hard data. that's why they are still a little bit uncomfortable with this analysis. it has been brilliant. those at harv

if you have a whole grid with magnets and you put all the magnets in a database, you can just draw onroute, and it just follows. that's why we navigate and can drive automatically. >> what is the reaction you normally get? >> it is an attraction here. it's a huge attraction. >> it is a weird experience just being in the vehicle and having no driver. and we are here. >> we are here. >> you have now arrived at your destination. >> all right. that was a quick ride. >> at the moment there are only two stations, this station and west. but in the future, who knows? we are hoping for more stations. >> the original plan was for there to be 3,000 prt's, and at the moment there are only nine operational prt's. that is a big difference. >> they started with a very big plan and then the crisis went over the whole world, so they had to cut also some costs here. everything is delayed, so we don't know what the future will bring for us here. this is planned. all the prt's and many stations. if you see what is built now, that is only this part here. >> this vision was huge, and the first thing that w

they were first introduced in oakland in 2006. >> magnet for graffiti and magnet for illegal dumping. >>reporter: that's the community activist. he wants the city to regulate them because of the kind of trash these bin attract. just hand the 2 on telegraph avenue people had dumped a few mattress sofa book case and several other large items. at oakland city hall special committee heard arguments on why they should regulate the bin and require the owners of these boxs to keep the area clean. >> if there's any trash around the area within 20 pet of the bin they have to pick it up and remove it. that's 7 days a week. >>reporter: right now anything dumped here is eventually picked up by community groups or by the city. the committee is also proposing that operators of the bin purchase a permit. yearly fee of 650 dollars. they operate several bin. >> we collect furniture outside of the bin but only want shoes and clothes. we collect things from washing machine to dryer and things that people want to drop-off at the locations. >>reporter: this is controversial because it's a for profit compa

. >> magnetism.t in the goal and magnet in the ball. >> we don't mind that people accuse it of being fake because it's just a statement about how unbelievable our videos really are. >> after the world's longest basketball shot, dude perfect becomes a youtube juggernaut. the guys launch dozens of videos, and get tens of millions of hits. >> boom! yes! >> soon, advertisers come calling. >> yeah! >> you can't dispute millions and millions of people seeing your brand. >> dude perfect. >> corporations like southwest airlines and gmc hire the ballers to star in commercials. >> we started to pitch dude perfect as a brand to these different companies, and we'll help you do viral marketing. >> this is the airplane shot. >> now, now, now. >> little known fact, tyler made that on his second try. >> happy to share their secrets to success, dude perfect's cory cotton writes a self help big called "go big." >> it's about our super fun story to tie in simple steps to take what you love and actually be able to do it

i am a product of public school and a great magnet school i was privileged to go to.we care about them to the extent they are affected in the classroom and i don't know this push to undermine these successful programs. these teachers are being paid more. >> they are essentially public schools, the charter schools, because they are public school funded and the teachers get 13 weeks training per year on top of the teaching they are doing. it is something to watch across the nation. >>> jenna lee, "happening now" rolling your way in ten minutes. >> changes on health care, and the president is hitting low approval ratings and what that means for the parties ahead of the mid-term elections. and we have carl rove here and new research suggesting that fat can seep into your brain. so gross. we are going to get into that. >> oh, really? revealing the mysteries of the universe. >> we know we are approaching the grandest of mysteries. >> a poplar series is back on fox and we are going where we have never been before. >> let's go back to the big bang. >> "cosmos" is returning wi

when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnetsn the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the aquarium in to see people with a drink in their hands, getting to know ma

a magnet for the thieves. there have been 18 robberies in or near the station.richmond police believe they're targeting hispanic bart riders the >> fear is that law enforcement will report folks then, that will lead to deportation. >> police say they dmot report undocumented immigrants who are victims of crimes to federal authorities. so they're making that special effort today, passing out cards to latino passengers hoping that victims will not be afraid to come forward. vic lee, abc7 news. >> still ahead tonight at 6:00 push to get every rape kit in california tested, got a little bit closer to reality today. abc7 news i team follow up. >> how this storm is breathing new life into this year's he ski season. we'll take you live to mountains. >> what a gusher. a traffic accident sending water six stories into the air. more still to come. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madn

a magnet for the thieves. there have been 18 robberies in or near the station. richmond police believe they're targeting hispanic bart riders the >> fear is that law enforcement will report folks then, that will lead to deportation. >> police say they dmot report undocumented immigrants who are victims of crimes to federal authorities. so they're making that special effort today, passing out cards to latino passengers hoping that victims will not be afraid to come forward. vic lee, abc7 news. >> still ahead tonight at 6:00 push to get every rape kit in california tested, got a little bit closer to reality today. abc7 news i team follow up. >> how this storm is breathing new life into this year's he ski season. we'll take you live to mountains. >> what a gusher. a traffic accident sending water six stories into the air. more still to [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness.

i want to remind you i live cross the street from magnetically and live 55 feet they know who i am and my wife i've been there for 10 years. we're available and never approached or contacted >> where were you contacted by the community board. >> i was. >> and you refused to moot. >> the community board reached out to us after the discretionary review was brought up. we were told you that the fourth floor needed to come offend of story. i spoke multiple times with the gentleman at the community board and told him the story and his recommendation was meet with us the planning commission wants to hear that there's no resolution in my chambers. we only would have met with him to say we've met with him and that's disingenuous >> maybe for you but the commission has always encouraged. >> i understand. >> no matter what the outcome or the perception is on both sides. >> i went are respect having that from february of 2013 for 9 months nobody spoke to us. >> i understand. is there - administrator sanchez. i'm prepared to act p on that today but if that's the pleasure of the commission to meet

now, it's become a magnet for thieves. >> we've had 18 robberies near and around the richmond bart station. >> police believe robbers are targeting hispanic bart riders because they know they're less likely to go to police oochl they may be reluctant to report crimes because they may ab frayed of their status. >> he says he's heard that concern. >> sometimes they're afraid to report it because of their legal situation. te find themselves in >> but police say they dmot report undocumented immigrants who are victims of crimes to authorities. so today they're hoping that victims will not be afraid to come forward. vic lee, abc7 news >> police tonight are announcing arrest of two men for a shooting that wounded eight people. officers say they opened fire on a group of people if the tender loin district. both san francisco residents in connection with that shooting. are facing counts of murder. >> police tracked down an suv involved in a fatal hit and run accident on thursday. an 80-year-old was in a crosswalk after hitting her, police say the driver made a u-turn and went back to look and then

it becomes a magnet for street deals. it was right in front much a boys and girls club. >> here they will have to find something else to do and it will make it safer for people coming to our church for worship service. >> last nape a mother attacked a point who was there. the city has increased minimum wage. labor supporters are the state usual very tis cushion. you could doctor critical. it is one of several raising proposals that the m. the s is raising and tab -- that is mta is raising. apple download fans can see if it is straight high the wheel. it puts iphone content there. they can use it and expects to be available by the end of the summer. they also have a new and more accurate touch i.d. >>> coming up next, a high speed run. >>> also working here since the deadly japanese tsunami what one man is searching for and what he hopes to find. >>> and it looks like getting up to highway 17 and another commute is straight ahead. >> others we are talking is the possibility of advisories. . >>> live in richmond where they

the conflict and the assad magnet for become a foreign fighters, many affiliated with terrorist groups from across the region and around the world. these fighters, mostly sunni extremists constitute a long-term threat to u.s. national security interests. from the other side, assad has .ecruited mostly shia fighters the hard reality is that the grinding syrian civil war is now an incubator of extremism on both sides of the sectarian divide. we face a number of serious risks to our interests as a result. groups look to gain long-term safe havens. there is a risk to israel and other partners from the rise of iranian backed extremist groups, especially lebanese hezbollah. constitutes a great humanitarian crisis in this new century. these challenges require a steady, comprehensive american strategy aimed at isolating extremists and bolstering moderates, both inside syria and amongst our regional partners. i highlight for elements of our strategy. andre working to isolate degrade terrorist networks in syria. that means stepping up peppers --h other governments stepping up efforts with other

. >> arguably, she's maricopa's most magnetic inmate. >> she runs schemes, runs games, tends to becometroller of a pod, what we call pod boss. she's just a game player. >> you've never had a colon cleanse? well, a lot of girls in hollywood do. @ñ >>> during our shoot at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, we interviewed roughly 150 inmates, but few stood out as more of a force of nature than kelly mcnaughton. >> we have beer made, hidden somewhere, i have 30 cigarettes up the -- yeah, it's a party. it's a party. spruce it up to the side. to the side. all right. okay. do you want to see us be a seal? okay. here's a seal. you did that on my nose. you did. >> you were like this. >> right on my nose. >> one of the things that was so striking about kelly mcnaughton is she always seemed to have this entourage of the prettiest girls in the jail with her. >> this is my entourage. yeah. i have two blonds that when i get real stressed out, jackie and courtney, i just call them the blond [ bleep ]. i lay between them when i get real stressed out and hold their hands and tell them all about, like

the church seems to have gotten some of its luster back, some of its magnetism, and that's what we wanted. we wanted a guy who could restore the luster, the poetry, the mystery of the church in a beautifully and simple and sincere way and is he ever doing it. >> charlie: he seems to have reminded the people of what the message of jesus was. >> you got it. he's frustrated in some ways. one in where he gave the interview, i'm no superman, folks, i'm just like everybody else. i think one of his frustrations may be his basic message, 95% of what he says is what jesus christ said -- his person, invitation, his mercy, his salvation, that's his message. people seem to be caught up he's in a ford escort, doesn't live in the palace, wears black adidas, pays his own hotel bills and gets in and out of the jeep, where he's saying i wonder why they're fascinated with this, and i hope they pay as much attention to what i'm saying as they do to some of the superficialities. >> charlie: is he changing the roman curimu? >> he is. he has to do it two ways. he has to do it philosophically. he's reminding th

. >> reporter: in the late 60s and 70s the topples craze followed by the bottomless craze was a magnet for tourism. while the source of outrage from the town's citizens, but let's start at the beginning. or perhaps we should say at the top with carol doda. tonight she carrying a shop where she carries frillies and larger size underwear. she still dresses in a way that emphasizes her famous assets. in 1964, carol doda was a cocktail waitress in a north beach salon called the condor. every now and then she would amuse the customers by getting up on the piano and dancing. they likedded it so much it became a regular show. then the owner got an idea of a fashion sensation, the topples bikini. >> he said i have a new costume. and i said oh great a new costume. and i noticed and said this is a strange costume. i said i don't think i can wait on tables anymore because they won't be grabbing the chains they'll be grabbing me. >> reporter: when she got up on the piano that night, rosenburg was ready with the photographers. topples entertainment was born. >> my boss came to me. the same boss and

a magnetic personality is leaving. >> we recently rolled up mcnaughton. had a lot of issues over here in george dorm. we rolled her up to bravo tower. >> kelley mcnaughton has been moved from the dorm where she could roam free to a small pod of cells where the inmates could only see each other in a cramped day room. >> i'm in a pod. i can't -- i can't do this. you know i can't do this. this is too small for me. >> jail officials see a benefit in mcnaughton's move out of the dorm. >> dormitories hold from 80 to 120, depending on the day. if you have mcnaughton running 80 or 120 inmates and causing that strife between 80 and 100 inmates, that's going to be a problem. if kelley mcnaughton is in here and causing issues with 13 or 14, it's a little easier to deal with. >> but mcnaughton is determined to shape the pod to her liking. >> it's not quite the "g" dorm yet. it will be, though. when i first came in here, they're like, oh, you're really shy. >> no. she said we're going to be in lockdown by tonight. kelley is here. great. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's what s

. >> they can use it to determine the types of things they can see in the electro magnetic environment. for example if there's a black box out there. >> reporter: merchant ships have also been dispatched. the nor weej ya car carrier was the first to arrive at the place where the two objects were spotted by satellite. with all the search vessels, support is needed. australia has deployed the had, ms success. capable of getting food and fuel to other ships in the region. in the event wreckage of the plane is found in the southern indian ocean, underwater search and recovery will be challenging, too. robotic submersibles would likely be required to attack underwater terrain that can go as many as thousands of feet deep. >> joe johns, good report. thanks very, very much. we're following the breaking news on the search for flight 370. much more coming up. a chilling new theory as well including this. could something have incapacitated the passengers and the crew members creating what some are calling a zombie plane? what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an

if omaha was sunny, i put the magnet up. that is dating the years that my dad was the anchor. addressesd this bill some of the issues that have been very difficult to confront. i have always been very reluctant to get in between pay tv operators and content owners as they negotiate their carriage deals. nonetheless, there is a pattern showing and increasing and broadcast blackouts where broadcasters and pay tv providers cannot come to an agreement.f to 127 inin 2011 2013. tv carriers have gotten out of the business altogether in favor of an internet-based model, because of the cost of content. the modest updates in this bill provides are appropriately aimed at blackouts and content costs. meanwhile, the larger market shifts as video migrates to mobile and i.p. connections. these should be addressed in the broader communications act update. in essence, this is a rehearsal for the real issues that come before this committee. and i thank you for the time today. i look forward to seeing stela reauthorization as it works his way through the other subcommittees and on to final passa

when an exhibition about minors forced into marriage is staged in gun is a magnet for teachers and pupils. the girls know what it's all about. the girl of mine a juicy with a boy she sometimes taken out of school in maryville. my family's not like that they might need to finish school. a lot discussing music scene. this is also when the exhibition her own marriage was a nightmare. in this deeply religious region. green marrying even for love is not allowed because the child bride remains a child cry for life. the eu and the us reacted with disbelief when a few days ago the citizens of the ukrainian can is the crimea decided to join grandson in a referendum the west isn't this the referendum as eagle eu and us politicians said russia is effectively and mixing crimea. the west imposed sanctions as a reaction against russian and crimean politicians. but no longer allowed to travel into the yield to the us and his accounts are now cruising bought those sanctions hardly seem to have impressed us as president but he made to st he has been dreaming of the bigger russia for a long time. he seems

i think mc ds are well run i live near one their prime magnets and think they're not great retail space they're not, you know, your generally not going and getting food and i think i'll stop in the mc d they're a dead area. i want to have them improve their look and i think, you know, the clustering issue we have not addressed because we are the space in the city is limited i think we want to improve how we looked at clustering of mc d but generally, the second i think we should encourage them on a second floor so reduced buffer areas where their loenthd on the second floor where there maybe not a c u but i encourage them and try to promote the second floor use. the school buffer zone this is one of the things we feel good about one thousand feet from the school i have kids in the schools i might say one thousand feet from a ice cream store but i'm for the burst school i don't think it that's the issue that people actually see them, you know, in that that separates if there's problems we need to address that. and again, the clustering i like the dr, you know, this normally being a dr bu

. >> they're a leader in financial magnetic cards, the stripe and emv. we're a big supporter of the emv technology. one of the things you combine energy, it's more secure way to do it but there's balance and userability that needs to be considered. but the chip and p.i.n. is a more secure way to go about it. either is better than the current magnetic strip environment. >> can i ask one more question? many of the large data breeches and the hacking operations are perpetrated by people outside of the u.s. and there's no shortage of crimes they could be charged with but it could be hard to bring them to the courts because they operate largely overseas. in the case of the target breach, i understand that business weekly has identified a ukrainian operation that could be responsible. again, the investigation is under way. this is what we read in "business weekly," can you discuss how you work with law enforcement investigations, i know i asked this of the justice department in the judiciary hearing. but what steps do you think we could be taking to make it ea

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the technology that is used to hunt for submarines, the p-3 orions have this magnetic anomaly detector. what that does is detects big lumps of metal just under the surface of the ocean, submarines that actually disturb the earth's force field. it's an incredible piece of kit but i would argue it's rendered ineffective against something like this. >> it's not a big piece of metal, also it could be a shipping container which is metal, a number of different things. stand by, guys. one pilot wonders why crews aren't searching on land considering the lack of pings from locaters. we're going to discuss that. this is a cnn special live report. here's a word you should keep in mind "unbiased". some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder. isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes!! then go to e*trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e*trade. less for us, more for you. the fund's prospe

and they either rot away or become magnets for whatever sort of activity right be operating.some of the work that we are doing in terms of fixing up some of these properties and making them livable, and providing employment opportunities for folks who are unemployed or want to learn these basic construction skills, or something really -- solutions that really try to mary the need for public housing with the after effects of the foreclosure crisis is where i feel like the most interesting and innovative solutions are going to come from. >> all right. i want to thank all of our guests. and remember, the conversation always continues using the hashtag ajam stream. waj and i will see you next time. ♪ >> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera. stepped up threats, the u.s. warns about a serious reaction should russia take over the crimea region. confusion and false hope, the search for the flight is expanding to the indian association. and gm under fire from the grieving relatives for a recall

sort of a small pod car using magnetic levitation. it's looking at the city here in mountain view to help back its demo project at the nasa aims research center that could rink the downtown transit with the google future campus and the ellis street station. the city considering talks with the u.s. transportation secretary and local companies about a possible grant fund for cars safely above the ground. >> they will be above traffic so they don't interfere with traffic. you can't get run over by a pod because it's elevated. >> reporter: that was from an interview we did a time ago with skytran company. this project would cost about $750,000, at least at this phase that they are talking about. about 7 to $8 million a mile to build it eventually. the council though appears to be taking a cautious approach here, sort of considering what other companies might have to offer as well. we're told that it could move about with 5,000 people an hour and be developed and up and running in about 5 to 10 years. the council taking this up. tonight at

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and they either rot away or become magnets for whatever sort of activity right be operating.some of the work that we are doing in terms of fixing up some of these properties and making them livable, and providing employment opportunities for folks who are unemployed or want to learn these basic construction skills, or something really -- solutions that really try to mary the need for public housing with the after effects of the foreclosure crisis is where i feel like the most interesting and innovative solutions are from. >> all right. i want to thank all of our guests. and remember, the conversation always continues using the hashtag ajam stream. time. ♪ >> >> u.s. navy ships turn their attention to the indian ocean to help in the search of the missing malaysian airliner. >> this is al jazeera, live from doha. also ahead - 94 women and children are held hostage by rebel fighters in syria. >> as the u.n. meets to discuss ukraine, russia says we don't want war. >> palestinian residents mahmoud abbas accuses his main

with an exhibition about minors forced into marriage is staged, it's a magnet for teachers and their pupils. the girls know what it's all about. >> when a girl of my age is seen with a boy, she is sometimes taken out of school and merit off, but my family is not like that. they want me to finish school. >> she is also at the exhibition. her own marriage was annulled, but in this deeply religious region, remarrying even for love is not allowed to cause a child ride remains a child bride for life -- because a child bride remains a child bride for life. >> the eu and u.s. reacted with disbelief when the citizens of crimea decided to join russia in a referendum. the west dismissed the referendum as a legal. eu and u.s. politicians said russia is effectively annexing crimea. the west imposed sanctions as a reaction against russian and crimean politicians, who are no longer allowed to travel into the eu and the u.s. and whose accounts are now frozen, but those sanctions hardly seem to have impressed russia's president, vladimir putin. he has been dreaming of a bigger russia for a long time

if anything, it's like a magnet drawing in moisture from the pacific and putting nit the bay area. though there will be no organized system the next few days, showers will be on the radar tomorrow and friday. a supercharged atmosphere. it will keep on pouring in. it will shower add times. won't be a wash out, but there will be rain around at times setting the stage for tropical moisture and a front to get here saturday when the rain picks up and we all get rain. up to an inch of rain for all of us. future cast, we are looking at scattered showers tomorrow that will impact your morning commute. keep the umbrella close by. rain will be around. when it rains, it will rain heavily and the weekend will be a mixed bag. saturday, wet, sunday, will be dry. highs tomorrow with the scattered showers, redwood city, 65. fremont, 63 degrees. showers thursday and friday. saturday is the really wet day. sunday, we are dry so you can get outside over the weekend and not get rained on. guess what? we have more rain coming in monday and tu,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cocktail? maybe you got a lemon... instead of

problem is when the federal government gets ahold of it, they divert it to silly things like magnetic leavetation trains and bike paths. not that they're silly, if you try to fix the roads, they are. ferrys, you know, racial profiling. you'd be surprised the things that this money goes to. every other government slush fund. it doesn't get spent where it is. when it does get spent, the government paid it inefficiently. why you had the bridge to no wore. the big dig which was $12 machine overbudget. brenda, if we want to fix this, there are two ways. you can private advertise it like they did the highways in northern virginia, which i would be in favor for. if you want to government to run it, just use a user fee, used in the transsponders. a lot of us already have in our car. >> sash what do you think of those ideas for the people who essentially use the roads to pay? >> you are still paying for it. if you have a toll road, right? i have those ez-pass, too. if you have a toll road, you pay in that way as opposed to gas. i don't see what the difference is. we know, do we all feel like w

hey were able to collect customer credit card data from the magnetic stripes. ex-fill stored and traited that data overseas. you can see from the attack cenarios that they're sophisticated. they're sophisticated, but not rocket science. to use stolen identities access the victim company's network. the victim company's i.t. tools to complete the crime. cyberattacker can overcome even strong mope defenses. strategies to strengthen the defenses inside the perimeter. ood information security governance is vital. and industry regulations like and frameworks like sands, nd iso are available to help build the architectures. you might be asking how did the breeches oh can you are? stronger t accounts than using a pass word? why wasn't the network segmented sensitive data? why weren't alerts responded to monitoring equipment capturing the unauthorized traffic patterns. nothing in the breeches was new. if we created the culture that understand thend risk, how do we create regulations that evolve and if we with technology, haven't, then no regulation or no security tool w

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repeatedly there have been sellers at the 140 level and i think that's kind of the magnet right now. >>and these delivery companies like ups are bellweathers for the overall economy because if they're moving more stuff that means there's more stuff being made and people buying more things. >>absolutely. it's something definitely to keep an eye off of but i don't think that i would touch this stock. maybe for a trade if it goes down to 130 but i think break 130 and we could even go lower. watch and wait and see what happens here. >>is that what your play is? are you actually going to move on this stock? >>i'm going to wait and see. if we do tick down to the 130 level i might buy just a little bit. just to see if we bounce off of it but i don't think we're going above 140at least in the forseeable future. >>matt cavanaugh with cmz tradingthanks so much. >>thank you. and that's our show for this thursday!be sure to join us tomorrow...the u.s. mint says the penny isn't going anywhere... could save copper from getting crushed in the market. that's tomorrow in traders unplugged. from all o

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