are meant to make our lives easier but they also gathering all private data the internet of things us mot but how secure is it i want topic today on shift. i old see all the internet all things is a network of devices that can communicate via built in mini computers for example has integrated so. and says that money to and regulate room temperature that can safe heating costs of vacuum cleaners that operate independently can save us time boys assistance always haven't opened it for us and can even tell other devices what we want by the way what do you think alexa is used most for they've limp head of amazon hardware has some interesting news customers ask echo over a 1000000000 times a year. this alexa what time is. the talking clock. the internet of things has a lot more to offer from time sensors that measure air quality to cars networks to surveillance systems for industrial plants a recent study expects that over 50000000000 devices and sensors will be connected by 2022 professor from the visited specializes in the internet of things. professor much has been studying. the internet of

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you know how to run your campaign in competent and inspiring way is mot easy stuff. you have to work at it. >> well in all fairness he was addressing a voter in the room and the camera happened to be on the other side. i hear what you said though in terms of being polished and figuring out the best way to present your so that you have the broadest appeal and reach as many people as possible. joe biden has been changing his tone slightly in the last couple of days showing more urgency and passion and ratcheting up attacks on pete buttigieg in particular, playing down his experience as a small town mayor. sarah, is that smart strategy or could it backfire on biden? >> they released an ad over the weekend for digital, like online ad that was very harsh, sarcastic contrast between the two records. for sh people that is effective, for some other it will look desperate coming forth out of iowa. i think the big problem for the biden campaign is that iowa and new hampshire are states that benefit from organization and field staffers on the ground. it is why biden even said w

it was probablbly one of the mot challenging researchh projects i hahave ever done. am in possession of a large cache of secondary government files. manyny of themonontain longg lit of identities with -- lists of identities with id numbers. i was able to use secondary sources to verify the identities of 337 people in this file. i was also able to authenticate the complex terminology and language used in this document for internment, surveillance, and release verdicts. brent: for the more than 300 people you were able to verify their identities, what did we learn about them? what does this document tell us in detail about these people? adrian: this document gives us unprecedented insight into the reasonons why people were interred, into how the government tries to understand, measure,e, and investigate entie family circles for three generations, and social c circl, neighbors, communications structures are mentioned. and it is exacactly detailed how didid a person learn? who taught t themo go t to the mosque? who taught them to pray? how did they become religious in th

the parking lot in told vic you know all the norway mot invade vic dolmen and her fellow students prepare for an. discussion together with their teacher lars clem pic the students were about to embark on survival training but according to the weather forecast a heavy storm was approaching. what i. thought last is a teacher at the adult education center which only offers outdoor courses survival training is part of the curriculum. a. 20 year old freedom brockman had been looking forward to this day for weeks like everyone else here this was her 1st time taking part in this type of training. class knows exactly how to motivate his students. guys tomorrow the sun is coming back at last. iraq. ok. with 20000 inhabitants is the largest town in the north of norway the students travel to told vic located some 30 kilometers from all to. the group trekked through the forest for 5 kilometers there was hardly any wind but that would soon change almost all of the students were wearing state of the off clothing to protect them from the cold and wet fly zone polson all and had also packed something els

mots you can live without. that so you just skip a meal right so what kinds of symptoms are there when i should definitely see a doctor but you have to go to the uk to if you have signs of pleading if you have been on this in the studio you have to get to the doctor immediately you can sign that's just have to have to look after it even if you know that you've got him yeah definitely yeah we have a reason for. saying you should go to the doctor if you're right. changing your difficult haitian habits for example i used to have constipation now your theory are you should contact your doctor because there could be some truth behind this like a colon cancer you know to leave in many cases is just irritable bowel syndrome which is behind those kind of complaints but this can take the joy way of life. pain and cramping bloating gas and constipation words opposite diarrhea the symptoms of your writable bowel syndrome more. often start out slowly and increase in frequency and since other diseases can cause similar symp

the mot told us that the policy on heat illness is regularly reviewed and has been updated six timesinjury. —— the mod told us. we know that craig's health and safety has not been approved, maybe the rest of the army have not been on it as much. they keep using this lame excuse of we will learn from our mistakes and clearly history has proved that they are not very good at learning. after taking advice from hillary, the roberts are taking their campaign to westminster. they want mps to remove the immunity the mod has from prosecution under health and safety law. and they are meeting plaid cymru's spokesperson onjustice. it really seems to be something that is out of its time. it should be changed, and the public as a whole deserve proper answerability which they are not receiving. i think we are in the 21st century, it seems a desperate anomaly that the ministry of defence are treated different lead to other employers or other organisations. -- a disparate anomaly. later that day the issue was raised in the house of commons. four men have been lost to their families following their d

make sure that the aircraft taking off or landing in the uk at any airport has the equivalent of an motite right that the levels of carbon monoxide were higher than they should be and therefore i'm sure the noble lady will have the second report which was issued in august of last year which went on to provide information to general aviation and others on carbon monoxide making its way into the cockpit. i cannot say anything further at this moment in time because the final report will be issued shortly and i'm fairly sure that within that there will be recommendations around carbon monoxide. the transport minister. and cast your mind back to last wednesday. did you sleep soundly that night? one person who probably didn't was the conservative mp christopher choke. he was camped out next to the public bill office all night. why? because he is looking to get his bill pushed in front of mps. peter bowen and the snp, he was rewarded with a bumper harvest of bills which he delivered to the comments. anxieties and schools, environmental concerns bill, decarbonization of roads transport audit bi

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. >> i'm mot going to do anything in terms of the great powers bestowed upon a president of the united states. you want the process to play out. i think that's the best thing to do. because i'd love to see roger exonerated. i'd love to see it happen. >> reporter: the president down played roger stone's crimes saying they say he lied, but other people lied too. >> stay there. sarah, take a listen to president trump just moments ago talking about the forewoman of the jury. >> it's my strong opinion that the forewoman of the jury, the woman who was in charge of the jury, is totally tainted. when you take a look, how can you have a person like this. >> fact check that for us. >> reporter: you know, there's a foreperson of the jury that roger stone and his allies have taken issue with. and actually used jury misconduct as a basis for a new kritrooil. and the predom innocent thing that got their attention was the foreperson posted on social media about how she was defending the integrity of the prosecutors. the prosecutors who reseened from the case, the president's allies have attacked. now

hit they are disrupting the tv space big time and intentionally and preserve the theerkle window and mote space. this may be momentum towards hey maybe we need to disrupt the movie space to introduce to tv. >> we were talking about spending, content, just the massive amounts of spend how long do you think that beat can go on before we need some return on that >> well, i think inherent in that is what they announced by way of spend is going to be what they really spend. today they announced launch of hulu international that's a big additional cash drain for a while. i think what's not impressive -- i think this involves more cash also, is that hulu didn't seem to benefit by the full bundling effect of the disney bundle that espn plus doubled its subs on. it looks like the growth of hulu, which not only has the benefit of the hulu -- the disney plus bundle but the hulu live the skinny bundle of the hulu channels, not to mention the reduction in price on ad version of hulu. all that work didn't seem impressive in terms of hulu growth and they still have all the network television shows what

it's just a few people here and there it's mot just shelters. >> her push started two years ago now the process picks up. >> don't know where they put me but better than where i am. >> powers will complete necessary verification before the process moves forward. in san jose, i'm amanda >>> the oscarss are a day away and last minute preparations are in full swing before the star studded event. abc news reporter. elena gomez is live with more. good morning, elena. >> reporter: good morning, julian. the red kafrpt is rolled out, the final touches made before the big names arrive tomorrow for the oscars. the count down, with a day to go all eyes on the nominees. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> this year's best supporting actor category is one to watch. featuring tom hanks. angstny hopkins. al pacino. brad pitt. >> it's completely stacked with acting legends. remarkably brad pitt is the only one without the act being oscar. >> cynthia arriva nominated for best original song capturings could make history on sunday as the youngest winner to homd the egot, emmy, grammy, oscar and tony award. th

had i mot made -- mike alluded to it. had i not made a decision early on to not take people from a certain area, we would not be talking this way, i took a lot of heat. some people called me racist because i made a decision so early. and we had never done that as a country before, let alone early. so it was a bold decision. it turned out to be a good decision. but i was criticized by the democrats. they called me racist because i made that decision if you can believe that. we have to all work together. we can't say bad things and especially when we have the best team anywhere in the world and we really gave it an early start. we gave it a very early start. reporter: the system called for cuts to the c.d.c., we heard a lot today about how these officials are excellent. did this give you pause? president trump: no, we can get money and increase staff, we know all the good people. a question i asked the doctors before, some of the people we cut they haven't been used for many, many years. if we ever need them we can get them

meanwhile, her story abouter her own pregnancy, the one you just heard, could have beento the mot depressingt of money. the story is a lie, everyone knows it is. it's been conclusively debunked by her on tape, but warren keeps telling the story anyway with exactly the same inflections and pauses and hand gestures. keep in mind, this is a person who was once a tenured harvard law professor. she wrote a genuinely good book at one point. people respected her. now? well, now warren is up there degrading herself with some transparent whopper designed to show you how impressed she is. by the time this was over, warren will be hillary clinton, pacing her backyard with a bottle of wine and sending bitter tweets about trumpet midnight. no normal person will have lunch with her after this. it's pathetic and sad, but it's not just her, it's universal this year. everyone in the democratic field has been greatly diminished by this. and it's not because they're all dead people. not all of them are bad people. it's because their ideas are absurd. dana perino hosts the daily briefing and cohosts "the five."

its preparedness and many commers wonder what that looks like on public transportation for the city's mot vulnerable not really sure what they can do i mean i an unless they'regoing to pay have people like us through the cars every 9 try to sanitize and which would probably be a good ea but i don't know what costs that would be to the city, but it certaiy be helpful in providing hand sanizer maybe when you're getting on the bus or near bus and i don't anything on public transportation. >>that's t dirty for me in we cleaned it up a lile bit. maybe i would sit down, but no i don't said district one bart director deborah aln says. >>theye monitoring the situation but right now there arno specific warnings to bart riders wee been through this before with sars and so they're similar emergency management plans being devoped. >>the city's transportion agency sfmta had a similar response basically saying at there are no cases in san francisco ght now so there riders now we alsoreacd out to several other agencies across the bay area, none of them have gotten back to us also none of those agencies

on b.a.r.t., muni and cal train and golden gate transit but right now the north bay smart service is mot included but that may be about to change. the press democrat reports smart leaders are trying to be included in the 18-month long pilot program which could amount to discounts of up to 20%. >>> new this morning, if you're of a certain age maybe you're missing your dunkaroos or maybe you don't know what it is but growing up in the 90s kids were talking about this but that discount count with frosting will be ready for re-release. a lot of people are talking about it. they've created a facebook page and twitter and instagram. general mills will re-release that treat for a lot of people. and it will be on shelves by this summer. >> wow, it looks to healthy, kids. >>> 6:16 now. trending this morning, a peninsula pup heading to the westminster kennel club dog show. this is a big deal for little marco from menlo park. the dog competition is one of the biggest dog shows in the world and he'll go up against some 2,000 dogs starting this weekend. 4 1/2-year-old marco has won five dog shows and

saying the average trade size is now 138 shares these are mot mom and pop sellers who are callingtheir brokers and selling one stock. that's not who is doing that. >> sully, tesla is exhibit a, a robinhood stock. mania going on, all screaming and silence there. >> look through the prism- through the prism of that december fed debacle we were at 2350 in the s&p. and then we rallied to almost 3,400. when you have to -- when you look at retracement and technical -- >> i understand people -- >> mom and pop watch the show right now to your point trying to figure out what to do as long as you own good companies around in five years you stay the hours. >> like who. >> your apples, your microsoft, the googles, the amazon be, the problem that i have is that when you look for value and kelm snams appear energy those are done nothing but got got get demolished you can't be there i own some but i don't think that's where you see the growth. >> i'll give you quick levels on names like that. microsoft literally consolidated last year between 140 and 150 for four and a half months broke out at 150 we

eliminated and military expenditures should be cut to a tiny fraction of the present of old an gold and a mot minimum income should be given to every american that the tax laws should encourage both men and women combined paid work with familyor community work. the followers of adam smith are iegalitarian. is there a bug in there somewhere? >> guest: nancy was an old friend, a professor at the university of massachusetts and should get the nobel prize but won't. she was annoyed that i called her a marxist. she is on the left and i'm not. i was once and was jumped by a socialist. i dreamt i saw joe last night but as i said, i'm a christian liberal which means i acknowledge. we can't just take a country club view. i agree, i may not quite agree with the scale she wants to do them on but we should help people, pregnant women and so forth without within open hand would help and it's consistent with what we call capitalism. we buy a cup of coffee the sheer act of buying a cup of coffee is advantageous but furthermore you notice if you make a habit of going to the coffee shop eventually become frie

. >> you would acknowledge, if bernie sanders were motting up, there could be a market impact based on that. you would acknowledge that >> i would acknowledge that. i don't believe that would have significant impact on markets. >> at this appointment >> i think in the middle of the crisis at this magnitude, he's turning this into a political story. >> we know about supply chain and business and gdp >> sure. >> let's say this does get out of hand and that the response of the trump administration actually helps the democrat's chances. >> sure. >> you needed something to say about what he said yesterday >> it is a very highly correlated mark down tech going down the most there are two that stand out, health care providers and oil and gas. there is a little element in there for sure i would not call that the primary catalyst >> not at all. united health care was downright after. >> more than would be justified in the price of oil. >> coming up, the markets continue to drag down the market >> it is 6:10. >> the knowing glances >> trump talks to the country about the coronavirus and how to p

it is mot how do they feel about you on the time the pollster calls but will they go out and vote forre they excited enough about you to turn out. >> that is a big test. another thing i'll be looking at tonight is turnout and you're right how will people react. we've seen amazing turnout in the last three years. are voters still engaged and excited about your candidacy and have you communicated in them in a way that they get excited which is why i'm really nervous about the bloomberg thing. it is like he is -- >> i'm nervous about all of it. >> to say he hasn't been tested. that is so important. at least you can say everybody else who has played in iowa, who played in new hampshire has been tested and we see how people are reacting to them. >> i guess -- we have to get to a break and i have reporters freezingond ground. but i have to say two things. one, i have never -- and i've worked on half a dozen campaigns, i've never seen something to unpredictable and if any new hampshire reporters want to jump in and dispute that notion and i welcome. anything seen anything this unpredictable,