besides the printed information, there's something much more revealing, the barcode. it's easy decipher. all you need is a good scammer. healed it over the boarding pass and up -- hold it over the boarding pass and up pops your information. we landed it over to cyber security -- handed it over to cyber security consultants. while some scrambled the information on the barcode, others like united don't. >> on the ticket itself it's blanked out, but if you look on the car body, the entire numb -- barcode, the entire number is listed. >> reporter: with permission from the owner winston and his team went to work and found it all too easy because unlike other airlines that send a link to your e-mail for password recovery, united just asks for an answer to your security question. >> we simply had to guess our favorite sports team. >> reporter: once in. >> we could see her prior flights, her future flights, her air mile status. we also could see her home address, her personal telephone number, her personal e-mail address. you know, all great stuff for further attacks if we wa

app has a barcode scanner. and speaking of amazon, you may see deals exclusivly on the app this year, like a 50 inch hdtv for $150 dollars. target is also pushing people to its kid's wish list app by offering 10 percent off on toys on the list."this is the best time to buy big-ticket tech items, like game systems and televisions. actually you'll probably see a few 4k ultra hd tvs on sale, and it's sort of a good time to go into 4k. but out of all those on sale friday, we're only recommending the vizio m60-c3, it's $800 at d dl.com and maybe amazon will have it, toto also worth it are deals on smart tvs with roku streaming tech built inside. tcl makes a 32-inch roku tv that only costs $125 at amazon and walmart. now ialso when you find deals on apple products. target has apple tv streaming boxes on sale, and as for the apple watch, target and best buy cut $100 off the price.over at cnet we have a list of the 31 best black friday days to help you plan. google is also offering tips on the best time to go into the

but anyone who gets access to that image can go to a simple barcode reader website and scan it. "they could find out someone's name, their frequent flyer number and the record locator for that flight" they could also use information to log in to your airline account--- and potentially change seats or even cancel trips. "it's a sobering reminder that you want to be really careful with your plane ticket don't leave it behind and you definitely don't want to upload a photo of your plane ticket to facebook or instagram" because posting those two tickets to paradise might keep you from getting there. mark barger, nbc news. the best way to protect your paper boarding pass is take it home and shred it. or at least rip it up before let's get a look at storm track seven live doppler radar. meteorologist eileen loan is here with the forecast when today in iowa continues. forecast. gusts to 30 mph this morning with winds dying down this and highs in the 50s. several our forecast. it will also be fairly breezy with the systems. today in iowa. nearly fifty animals are rescued after a home ca

but anyone who gets access to that image can go to a simple barcode reader website and scan it. "they could find out someone's name, theiei frequent flyer number and the record locator for that flight" potentially change seats or even cancel trips. "it's a sobering reminder that you want to be really careful definitely don't want to upload a photo of your plane ticket to facebook or instagram" because posting those two tickets to paradise might keep you from getting there. mark barger,,nbc news. getting there. mark barger, nbc news. the best way to protect yoyor paper boarding pass is taking it home and shred it. or at least rip it up before throwing it away in the terminal.... coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen.... an easy soup that is as comforting as it is tasty... but first, a look at your latest numbers from wall street and the farm markets. you know, this is the time of year as the days get shorter and when it's only natural to crrve thinking, "who has time to make soup?" well with today's shortcut recipe you can have a hot and hearty soup on the table in minu

but anyone who gets access to that image can go to a simple barcode reader website and scan it. hackers can get someone's name... their frequent flyer number and the record locator for that flight. "the barcodes on airplane boarding passes might not look personal information" hackers can also use the information to log into someone's airline account... and potentially change seats or even cancel trips. the best way to protect your paper boarding passes is to take them home amd shred them... or rip them up before throwing them away in a terminal... we've got you covered... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. another reminder.... dont upload a photo of your plane ticket ot facebook or instagram. its coming up... all he wants for christmas is to be able to get around more easily. plus -- this is going to be a huge weekend for hawkeye fans. wrestling and football both at kinnick -- what fans need to know before they head to iowa city. the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is up next. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with "now your storm track 7 forecast

after you're done shopping, select your items, scan the barcode and up load your receipt.h back. >> we're done shopping. >> after checking out these simple supermarket hacks saved them big. >> you're saving $120 a week on groceries. let's see how much that is for the year. >> all in all, that's over $6,000 a year. >> holy. >> linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> $120 a week on groceries. he can now spend at the bar. >> oh, geez. >> no. >> i just go old school. i clip from the sunday papers. >> you do not clip coupons. >> i do. i like to clip them. i never buy cereal that's not on sale. you save a lot of money that way. stick with reena. simple tips. >> those are good tips i guess. i can't get into the whole couponening. >> i will buy you a gift with the $6 i saved on cereal this month. >> that tells you what i'm getting. coming up, one way to save -- we'll have a lot more. stay with us. >> change your mind on that one? >> yeah, i did. >> ♪ everybody's heard about the bird, bird, bird, bird's the word ♪ >> well, with all the food we've cooked up, it's time to dig in for the

stick it under the barcode scanner. there go, it's the same price as if you bought it online today. there will be reviews and you might find a note from the amazon founder under one of these books. why seattle? well, amazon tells us they know that this is a literate, book-buying, book-loving town, and they have plenty of data to prove that. is this going to be their only store? they say probably not. ♪ commited by evil persons. they are committed by people who say "they are protecting their own communities". >> under his direction, the first permanent international legal body sought justice for some of the most serious atrocities of this century. the icc presented charges against world leaders and others for crimes against humanity. >> we are breaking the cycle of

we learned its barcode can easily lead identity thieves to your personal information. hundreds of microcell towers popping up across san francisco, we found some residents are fighting back. >> there could be effects like cancer. >> plus the inner city school that inspire over 80% of its students to attend college. expect original reporting from kpix5 news, expect more. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? certain a bomb brought down russian jet that crashed ov the sinai last weekend. data from the flight records shows: the >>> tonight investigators say they are 99% certain that a bomb took down the russian jetliner last weekend. the voice recorder picked up the sound of an explosion 24 minutes into the

you have a barcode scanner. when you are at the store, you do not want to pay the higher price. you want to know right then and there that you are getting the best price that you are shopping for. probably been around a little while longer. excellent website. you have local deals. rosanna: i saw some starbucks. >> you want a starbucks deal? rosanna: right now. >> bobo deal. buy one get one. it. save your deals. i like to shop at target. rosanna: this is all good. i like it. have not even mentioned. greg: how about a dating app or a cool game. her. this is a game. i play a lot of driving games. i want something more immersive. it cost like three or 499. rosanna: he is going to make me downloaded on my phone. [laughter] rosanna: i still have that marine transfer. greg: that is a cool app. rosanna: we will follow you. how can we follow you? easy. greg: a lot of stuff going on. rosanna: a sad story what is going on right now. old and up, you will want to watch this. it is happening in every community. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet

but anyone who gets access to that image can go to a simple barcode reader website and scan it. (sot: julianne pepitone/ senior tech editor, nbcnews.com) "they could find out someone's name, their frequent flyer number and the record locator for that flight" they could also use information to log in to your airline account--- and potentially change seats or even cancel trips. (sot: julianne pepitone/ senior tech editor, nbcnews.com) "it's a sobering reminder that you want to be really careful with your plane ticket don't leave it behind and you definitely don't want to upload a photo of your plane ticket to facebook or instagram" because posting those two tickets to paradise might keep you from getting there. mark barger, nbc news. >> the best way to protect your paper boarding pass from getting into the wrong hands? take it home and shred it. or at least rip it up before throwing it away in the terminal. still to come on news 4 today... we'll take you to homer, nebraska where they honored a local fallen firefighter over america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who w

barcodes are already right there. everyone is an individual. every person who comes in will have fingerprints and have a database. they should have to give that. if you are over your visa, go home. whether it is 10 or 11 or 12 of these people -- however you count them -- 40% or more of those folks are visa overstayed. if you just deal with the southern border, with a biometric system, you cannot control that flow. you have to verify them as well. unlike what some people think, they are coming here to work. do those things first. show people you enforce the law. what people are most upset about with this president is the sentence of lawlessness. don't enforce it. i like it so don't enforce it. don't like marijuana laws? let's passage for recreational use. don't enforce it. the law we don't enforce today will be the law we don't enforce today tomorrow, right? all of a sudden, we have a real problem. if you want to move towards fixing this problem, convincing the american people you can actually do this before you get greater latitude to do other

select your items, scan the barcode, and upload your receipt instant cash back. genevieve brown: 15:07:42;12 so we're done grocery shopping. after checking out - these simple supermarket hacks saving them big ?. 15:12:30;10 you're savin' $120 a week on groceries. all-in-all ? that's over six thousands a year. ty kraus: 15:13:07;21 holy cow-- candice kraus: 15:13:08;04 that's crazy. nats high fives " elias: sam is back now... sam i'll have your full forecast next. "now, weweatherrate the independent weather experts" sam happy thanksgiving! it is going to be a very messy day with rain, snow, and freezing rain impacting much of iowa through the day. the metro is going to see rain for nearly the whole day, but the bigger story will be the freezing rain and snow in western and northwest iowa. falling temperatures are going to transition rain in northwest and western iowa into a wintry mix and freezing rain starting early in the morning through the afternoon and evening. basically that line of freezing weather will work from northwest and western iowa to the east into

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barcodes are already right there. everyone is an individual. every person who comes in will have fingerprints and have a database. they should have to give that. if you are over your visa, go home. whether it is 10 or 11 or 12 of these people -- however you count them -- 40% or more of those folks are visa overstayed. if you just deal with the southern border, with a biometric system, you cannot control that flow. you have to verify them as well. unlike what some people think, they are coming here to work. do those things first. show people you enforce the law. what people are most upset about with this president is the sentence of lawlessness. don't enforce it. i like it so don't enforce it. don't like marijuana laws? let's passage for recreational use. don't enforce it. the law we don't enforce today will be the law we don't enforce today tomorrow, right? all of a sudden, we have a real problem. if you want to move towards fixing this problem, convincing the american people you can actually do this before you get greater latitude to do other

when states of the former confederacy limited the rights of all african-americans through notorious barcodes. with rights venues claims but also expected officials to address the kinds of issues that would have fallen to local courts and had them handled within the framework of what was right. they brought interpersonal conflict involving violence and domestic issues, as well as matters involving social justice, such as the treatment of refugees and unification of families. in these cases, the expected federal venues to do what was right not just uphold the rights. the jurisdiction struggle to keep up. the consternation of some of palpable.cials is so you can almost see them with a furloughed brow trying to figure out how to handle these cases. needless to say, most of these issues were not the kind that had fallen within federal purview before. but officials persisted. authoritysed federal might have been temporary if not for the passage of the reconstruction amendments, particularly the 14th amendment which gave the federal government authority over the state handling of rights, something

you stick it under the barcode scanner and there you go, the classic for $12.16. that's the same you would pay if you bought it online today. they have customer reviews, reader reviews, and you might find a note from jeff beso, the amazon founder, under this pile. why the bookstore? is this going to be their only store? probably not. >> well, to find out more on amazon's new adventure, we go to a retail analyst, a very warm welcome to the program. why on earth would amazon open a physical store? it seems so counterintuitive. >> it's a brand new thing for them. it's a really steep learning curve for them in terms of the different ways they'll have to operate. it could bring in a whole new customer who perhaps isn't particularly interested in online shopping. it could just mean that there are online shoppers who are used to quicking quite easily may be able to go in to the store, have a browsing experience, and interesting choice of location, anding are interesting to see where that spreads in the u.s. and whether it comes to the u.k. >> and people queued outside. i

apparently someone stole the barcode information and somehow used it to claim the prize. so police are still trying to track down the very unfaithful facebook friend. >>> let's get a check of the weather right now from mr. roker. hey, al. >> guys, thanks so much. well, tomorrow the sunshine is going to continue in the northeast. great lakes, midwest, but we've got more rain moving into the rockies. whoa, talk about rain. it's raining dogs and birds in here. it's snoopy and his pal woodstock from the "peanuts" movie. that's going to leave a mark. you okay, bud? here's what's happening in your >> reporter: good morning. mostly sunny skies. not quite as >> good morning, mostly sunny skies, not quite as warm as yesterday. but still, we're doing all right. middle 60s, and the normal high is 56. boston this afternoon, 62, and framingham, 64. a mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow, and close to 70 tomorrow. i think we reach the low 70s on friday. near-record warmth on friday. clouds on saturday, but dry, sunday, mostly sunny skies, cold sunday afternoon. nightmare realm. excellen

barcodes are already right there. everyone is an individual. every person who comes in will have fingerprints and have a database. they should have to give that. if you are over your visa, go home. whether it is 10 or 11 or 12 of these people -- however you count them -- 40% or more of those folks are visa overstayed. if you just deal with the southern border, with a biometric system, you cannot control that flow. you have to verify them as well. unlike what some people think, they are coming here to work. do those things first. show people you enforce the law. what people are most upset about with this president is the sentence of lawlessness. don't enforce it. i like it so don't enforce it. don't like marijuana laws? let's passage for recreational use. don't enforce it. the law we don't enforce today will be the law we don't enforce today tomorrow, right? all of a sudden, we have a real problem. if you want to move towards fixing this problem, convincing the american people you can actually do this before you get greater latitude to do other

nurse that had the idea to connect patients with barcodes to records. the first electronic medical record. v.a. doctors invented the shingles vaccine last year. v.a. was the one that came up with the idea of taking an aspirin a day. when you have the largest integrative medical system, you can be on the cutting edge. right now, we are leading the in precisioneffort medicine. we have a project called the million vets project with blood samples of veterans connected to 40 years of medical records, and we are doing the genome mapping of all of those blood samples. imagine the research that can be done by medical professionals to go back to the genome to understand the causality of that genome and a form of cancer. we are running seven pieces of research to figure that out. more work will be coming. without the v.a., who is going to do that? training -- the v.a. trains 70% of doctors in the country. without the v.a., who will train those doctors? it is the primary source of residency for medical schools. we need more medical schools. we are working to creat

first liver transplant, cardiac pacemaker, the first time a nurse came up with the idea to use a barcodeconnect patients with medicine and medical records. we invented the nicotine patch. we also invented the shingles vaccine. a lot of innovations have come from the v.a. and we have three nobel prizes and seven awards. one innovation that did not come from the v.a. is the veterans courts. you taught us how to do this. your partnership model, the model of collaboration of the core concept executed federally and locally, tailored to meet every specific need. you have taught us this. it is a perfect example of how communities can collaborate in holistic ways. there is the judge and the court staff supervisor. there are v.a. and community providers delivering treatment simultaneously. there are volunteer veteran mentors provide a moral support, camaraderie, and training. best in classic kind of collaboration we could possibly have. all of us working together synergistically for the benefit of the veterans. me remind you we are also working hard in all of this to help families as well. it is

nurse that had the idea to connect patients with barcodes to records. v.a. was the one that came up with the idea of taking an aspirin a day. when you have the largest integrative medical system, you can be on the cutting edge. right now, we are leading the effort imprecision medicine. we had 1000 -- we have a project projecthe million vets with blood samples of veterans connected to 40 years of medical records, and we are doing the genome mapping of all of those blood samples. imagine the research that can be done to go back to the genome to understand the causality of that genome and cancer. more work will be coming. without the v.a., who is going to do that? trains 70% the v.a. of doctors in the country. without the v.a., who will train those doctors juggle it is a primary source of residency for .edical schools we need more medical schools. we are working to create a medical school at the mercy of the about a las vegas -- the university of nevada at las vegas. we need more residencies. is the largest employer of nurses, the largest trainer of nurses. to

it was a va nurse came up with the idea of using a barcode to connect patient records. first electronic medical record, the electronic medical record, va doctors invented the shingles vaccine last year. the va was the one i came up with the idea of taking an aspirin a day to do away with -- when you have the largest integrated medical system, you can be on the cutting edge. right now, we are leading the government effort and petition medicine. we have 1,000 -- is a project called the million that project we have for hundred 15,000 blood samples of veterans connected with 40 years of medical records and we are doing the genome mapping of all of those blood samples. so imagine the research that can be done. by the medical professionals to be able to go back to the genome to understand the causality of the genome and the form of cancer. we are running seven pieces of research to figure that out and more work will be coming. so without the va, who is going to do that? the va trained 78% of doctors in the country. without the va was going to train them? its primary source of

apparently someone stole the barcode information and somehow used it to claim the prize. so police are still trying to track down the very unfaithful facebook friend. >>> let's get a check of the weather right now from mr. roker. hey, al. >> guys, thanks so much. well, tomorrow the sunshine is going to continue in the northeast. great lakes, midwest, but we've got more rain moving into the rockies. whoa, talk about rain. it's raining dogs and birds in here. it's snoopy and his pal woodstock from the "peanuts" movie. that's going to leave a mark. you okay, bud? here's what's happening in your neck of the woods.bud? neck of >> i love my job. >> isn't that cute? >> you got the lick from snoopy. >> no better than that. >> i've got dog germs! >> snoopy germs are good germs. >> i know. >> this gentleman joining us now, paul feig, has directed some of the funniest movies over the past few years, including one of our favorite comedy the raunchy "bridesmaids" and "the heat" and the action film "spy" which he wrote. >> and now stepping into as producer of one of the most anticipate

apparently someone stole the barcode information and somehow used it to claim the prize. so police are still trying to track down the very unfaithful facebook friend. >>> let's get a check of the weather right now from mr. roker. hey, al. >> guys, thanks so much. well, tomorrow the sunshine is going to continue in the northeast. great lakes, midwest, but we've got more rain moving into the rockies. whoa, talk about rain. it's raining dogs and birds in here. it's snoopy and his pal woodstock from the "peanuts" movie. that's going to leave a mark. you okay, bud? here's what's happening in your neck of the woods.bud? here's what's happeeefor us again today with most of our highs getting into the 70s. these winds will usher in some low level moisture into northwest iowa tonight which will provide a bit more cloud cover and perhaps some patchy fog which will keep lows in the 50s. once the clouds break up a bit tomorrow we'll see another mild and breezy day we'll see some changes as showers, and maybe a thunderstorm, move in for thursday with temperatures starting to head down.

apparently someone stole the barcode information and somehow used it to claim the prize. so police are still trying to track down the very unfaithful facebook friend. let's get a check of the weather right now from mr. row. hey, al. >> guys, thanks so much. well, tomorrow the sunshine is going to continue in the northeast. great lakes, midwest, but we've got more rain moving into the rockies. whoa, talk about rain. it's raining dogs and birds in here. it's5e snoopy and his pal woodstock from the "peanuts" movie. you >>> all about blue sky and sunshine. cooler at the coast. a sea breeze kicking in. 67, the low tonight, clear, areas of fog. more clouds than sun tomorrow. a couple of showers are possible in the afternoon. 69. 73 on friday. a warm day with sun and clouds. could be a shower in the evening. a little cooler with clouds saturday. low 60s. back to the 50s for highs and sunshine sunday into monday. >> i love my job. >> isn't that cute. >> you got the lick from snoopy. >> no better than that. >> i've got dog germs! >> snoopy germs are good germs. >> i know. >> this

apparently someone stole the barcode information and somehow used it to claim the prize. so polole are still trying t t track down the very unfaithfulul facebook friend. >>> let's get a check of the weather right now from mr. roker. hey, al.l. >> guys, thanks so much. well, tomorrow the sunshine is going to continue in the northeast. great lakes, midwest, but we've got more rain moving into the rockies. whoa, talk about rain. it's raining dogs and birds in here. it's snoopy and his pal woodstock from the "peanuts" movie. that's going to leave a mark. you okay, bud? here's what's happening in your neck of the woods.bud? here's what's hathe midwest. thths morning, we are starting the day with areas of fog... visibilities have been down to a mile in a few areas fog, but others won't have much at all. temperatures remain mild this morning... in the upper 40s to mid 50s in our d will be breezy today with gusts to 25 mph or higher at times. the only headaches this morning and will stick around long enough to keep our temps a few the main thing we are watching is the system to w

apparently someone stole the barcode information and somehow used it to claim the prize.ebook friend. let's get a check of the weather right now from mr. row. hey, al. >> guys, thanks so much. well, tomorrow the sunshine is going to continue in the northeast. great lakes, midwest, but we've got more rain moving into the rockies. whoa, talk about rain. it's raining dogs and birds in here. it's5e snoopy and his pal woodstock from the "peanuts" movie. that's going to leave a mark. you >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for another beauty today. sunny skies, mild. afternoon temperatures will warm to 74 to 77 degrees today. enjoy the sunshine today, because tomorrow, the clouds will be here. in fact, they'll start moving in late tonight. a chance of scattered showers. we could see some fog tomorrow as well. 52 in the morning. still mild in the afternoon. 73 degrees. warmer on friday. it turns cooler this weekend with a chance of showers saturday and then brilliant sunshine sunday. have a great day. >> i love my job. >> isn't that cute. >> you got the li

your fingerprints are your barcodes. everyone has an individual one.very person who comes here with a visa should have to get their fingerprints. and there should be a database. when they access services in this country they should have to give that. if you are over your stay time, that's the moment when we cap you on the shoulder and say -- time to go home. whether it's 10, 11, 12 million people, whatever study you look at, most of them say that 40% or visaof those folks are overstays, not people coming over the southern border. if you just deal with the southern border and not the visa overstay, you will not be able to control that flow. lastly, you have to be up to verify as well. some people come here to work. that's what they are coming here for. do those things first. pete -- show people you are willing to enforce the law. one of the things people are most upset about with this president are the laws of this country. don't like the immigration laws? don't force them. because i don't like them, so don't enforce them. don't like the marijuana laws

your fingerprints are your barcode and everyone has an individual one. should have to give that if you're over your visa you are over your visa status time that the mind that we say take the time to go home. if you deal with the southern border and you don't deal with the visa overstating the biometric system you are not going to be able to control that as well. >> you have to acknowledge unlike what some people think some people think it will work. sure people you are willing to enforce the law. i think one of the things people are most upset about this president you don't like the immigration law don't enforce it. you don't like the marijuana law in the country by the states have marijuana for recreational use. i don't get all that good for the enforce it. the wall we don't enforce today will be the law that we don't enforce today tomorrow if you don't like and then all of a sudden we have a real problem on our hands because he comes in word and not a way of life. i think if you wanted to words did it go towards fixing this problem you have to convince