david polgar tech specialist bite 6 a barcode on an airline ticket is one of those. so if you have an airline ticket throw it away after you're done with it" stand up "this is exactly what we are talking about we have the terminal yet, and we i'm not gonna show you much more of itbecause it still has the guys personal information on it it is a boarding pass right here on the ground a second one next to it. and it is this kind of trouble." bite 3 "i have my boarding pass in my wallet i'm gonna go home and shred it." experts say it's not just boarding passes, but the bar codes of a winning ticket. david polgar tech specialist bite 5 "a woman posted on social media that she won a lot of money at the racetrack. but that race track ticket that she it possible for somebody and steal the money." still ahead on midday- allied forces are interested in this find. why officials believe these uniforms belong to a terrorist group. crystal-clear video shows a fight on the road. what finally made them stop. plus - we're on your side with another look at the super doppler 10 forecas

i'm taking a picture of the barcode. i'm going to go to the website. which page of the website do i go to? oh, look, this website was written by the company that makes it. they're making it hard for this information to be found. they're making it hard for this to be understood. they're not disclosing the details on the type of modification. well, that is absurd. can you really tell me any member of this chamber, can you stand up and tell me that you're going to take pictures of ten different products while your child is sitting this your grocery cart? and that's just to buy one thing on your grocery list. does anyone here want to stand up and claim that they would do that? well, i think the silence speaks for itself. and certainly we're in a situation where people don't want to take pictures with their cell phone of these codes because it reveals information about you that the companies collect on you. why should you have to give up your pief si to -- privacy to know about an ingredient in your food? so let's be clear. there are two scams being discuss

barcode. you don't have to live too long to know that will not happen. k, this dad is so not going to do that. he has two kids and by now they're screaming get me out of here and where's mommy? all this notion that this dad is now going to deal with all of this, i don't care how much of a super dad you are, you will not make 50 phone calls to 1-800 numbers. you will not press and look at 50 bar codes to find out whether the product has gmo. you're just not going to do it. it is not going to happen.n if the kids are going to be melting down. even if he doesn't have kids with him, he has got other things to do, by the way, like live his life outside of a supermarket.ar he will want to get back home. he will want to get back to work. it makes no sense at all. and by the way, this dad, and i would ask senator reed to take a look at this, if this doesn't remind him of one of his kids, take him his grandkids, this dad is going to be expected, senator, to, if he has 50 products and he wants to finds out, he either has to have a smartphone, put it up against the

the purpose of this barcode so that it's just a mystery. why is this there? i don't know. does this tell you about their upcoming products? does this tell you about advertisements for discounts? if you take your smartphone and you snap on this because the only way that barcode has value and every senator in this room knows this fact, it only has value if you tell the consumer why that barcode is on the package. if you say this product has g.e. ingredients for details scan this barcode, then that's a valuable contribution. but without that indication, this is just another wild goose chase taking customers on a crazy adventure with no real information when they could have had a symbol that in one second answered their question. and, william, it gets worse. if you can believe it, it gets worse because under this voluntary standard, what counts as a nonlabel not only the 1-800 number or a barcode or computer code of some sort, what also counts is putting something in social media somewhere. or -- well, what's social media? there are a hundred d

so, from the san francisco barcodes from back in the 70s or 80s. i don't remember when i was from but basically disturbing animals. promoting not disturbing wildlife enterprise. i'm to go over i handful of these just highlight a few. this is really to show the rich history of this city supporting our local nature and biodiversity. the sustainability plan in the late 90s and really a guiding document for sustainability vision as a city as well as guiding the department in its work since the 1990s. bundle production element goes back to the 1980s and is devoted to giving instructions to the city about natural resource conservation at a lot of people don't know we have environmental protection elements but there it is. this is an interesting one which i recently uncovered the urban design element is actually some of the strongest language with respect to natural areas. just reading the 2nd boat natural areas in the city to remain in their original state or your place will and must not be further diminished. so, also we have the recreation open space e

there's an issue called show roaming where people come in with their smart phones, scan a barcode in the store and have it delivered by amazon the next day. so we don't need more obstacles and impediments to try to do business. so the monitor if this is life-threatening, but if you google, effective bus build outs on retail businesses, there are numerous articles online that cold business owners saying their business has significantly been impacted by having a bus in front, stopping the fumes. we have young families with small children going in and out of our store all day long. with crowds of bus stop patrons complicating the matter, were very concerned about this is going to impact our business. i think you've heard most of these arguments already, but i'm just putting in my $.02. thank you. >> thank you very much. next? >> thank so much for doing this. we appreciate all your comments and your concern. i'll be very brief. i want to underscore what jonathan was just talking about a moment ago. there are a numerous articles online talk about the impact of bus build outs on businesses

there's an issue called show roaming where people come in with their smart phones, scan a barcode in the store and have it delivered by amazon the next day. so we don't need more obstacles and impediments to try to do business. so the monitor if this is life-threatening, but if you google, effective bus build outs on retail businesses, there are numerous articles online that cold business owners saying their business has significantly been impacted by having a bus in front, stopping the fumes. we have young families with small children going in and out of our store all day long. with crowds of bus stop patrons complicating the matter, were very concerned about this is going to impact our business. i think you've heard most of these arguments already, but i'm just putting in my $.02. thank you. >> thank you very much. next? >> thank so much for doing this. we appreciate all your comments and your concern. i'll be very brief. i want to underscore what jonathan was just talking about a moment ago. there are a numerous articles online talk about the impact of bus build outs on businesses

so, from the san francisco barcodes from back in the 70s or 80s. i don't remember when i was from but basically disturbing animals. promoting not disturbing wildlife enterprise. i'm to go over i handful of these just highlight a few. this is really to show the rich history of this city supporting our local nature and biodiversity. the sustainability plan in the late 90s and really a guiding document for sustainability vision as a city as well as guiding the department in its work since the 1990s. bundle production element goes back to the 1980s and is devoted to giving instructions to the city about natural resource conservation at a lot of people don't know we have environmental protection elements but there it is. this is an interesting one which i recently uncovered the urban design element is actually some of the strongest language with respect to natural areas. just reading the 2nd boat natural areas in the city to remain in their original state or your place will and must not be further diminished. so, also we have the recreation open space e

party which was a wild success, at least you would think it was wild success if you could check the barcodeg that happened at the debate that i thought was a highlight was at the end. all the candidates said they would support the eventual republican nominee and i think those important. mr. barnes: it was not credible. mr. schlapp: you don't believe them? mr. barnes: they will nominally, but after trashing trump for two hours and say, i will support him. they are not going to do anything to help him. mr. schlapp: that was a pretty big headline out of that. >> [indiscernible] mr. schlapp: that is good. [laughter] go to this: let's question of collectibility perry is that even if their term to use from this point forward? do you think when people are saying, -- this person is more collectible or not -- do you think all the candidates who are in the race now are electable in a general election most likely against hillary clinton? ms. conway: i don't dissent from that. they are electable because she is a weak democratic nominee. terms ofr seriously in she will have all the kings men, all the mo

there's an issue called show roaming where people come in with their smart phones, scan a barcode in the store and have it delivered by amazon the next day. so we don't need more obstacles and impediments to try to do business. so the monitor if this is life-threatening, but if you google, effective bus build outs on retail businesses, there are numerous articles online that cold business owners saying their business has significantly been impacted by having a bus in front, stopping the fumes. we have young families with small children going in and out of our store all day long. with crowds of bus stop patrons complicating the matter, were very concerned about this is going to impact our business. i think you've heard most of these arguments already, but i'm just putting in my $.02. thank you. >> thank you very much. next? >> thank so much for doing this. we appreciate all your comments and your concern. i'll be very brief. i want to underscore what jonathan was just talking about a moment ago. there are a numerous articles online talk about the impact of bus build outs on businesses

there's an issue called show roaming where people come in with their smart phones, scan a barcode in the store and have it delivered by amazon the next day. so we don't need more obstacles and impediments to try to do business. so the monitor if this is life-threatening, but if you google, effective bus build outs on retail businesses, there are numerous articles online that cold business owners saying their business has significantly been impacted by having a bus in front, stopping the fumes. we have young families with small children going in and out of our store all day long. with crowds of bus stop patrons complicating the matter, were very concerned about this is going to impact our business. i think you've heard most of these arguments already, but i'm just putting in my $.02. thank you. >> thank you very much. next? >> thank so much for doing this. we appreciate all your comments and your concern. i'll be very brief. i want to underscore what jonathan was just talking about a moment ago. there are a numerous articles online talk about the impact of bus build outs on businesses

so, from the san francisco barcodes from back in the 70s or 80s.don't remember when i was from but basically disturbing animals. promoting not disturbing wildlife enterprise. i'm to go over i handful of these just highlight a few. this is really to show the rich history of this city supporting our local nature and biodiversity. the sustainability plan in the late 90s and really a guiding document for sustainability vision as a city as well as guiding the department in its work since the 1990s. bundle production element goes back to the 1980s and is devoted to giving instructions to the city about natural resource conservation at a lot of people don't know we have environmental protection elements but there it is. this is an interesting one which i recently uncovered the urban design element is actually some of the strongest language with respect to natural areas. just reading the 2nd boat natural areas in the city to remain in their original state or your place will and must not be further diminished. so, also we have the recreation open space elem