figure out just how serious the threat to cellphone users privacy is as investigative journalist ben swan thank you so much for joining us today ben he's out of the how are you ben always always an interesting life was always interested in when you have to talk about roger stone. you know there was a lot of info in the discovery phase of any arrest and investigation but the storm list was particularly long despite his involvement with the campaign being you know realistically minimal at best so do we know how the f.b.i. obtained the contents of roger stone's devices and do we have any idea of what they've learned from them and what they're using from them what to give out so we don't know everything that's been taken from them but we do know that according to c.n.n. that there are volumes of messages and interactions that the f.b.i. is cataloguing and has compiled as a result of this we also know that they have gotten ahold of this because they didn't bother with the back door this time so whatever that was mentioning a minute ago that in the san bernardino case apple heavily protested an

well ben swan again agrees online systems are a bit funny. it fits with this idea that the russians number one have the ability to cause great harm to us and number two that the russians have great desire to cause harm to us right so that's that's kind of the narrative that's being pushed here but again if you if you really take this seriously and you say there is a threat to our power grids which i believe there absolutely is a threat to our power grids and to our natural gas systems because of the fact that everything is online and built through these computer systems now wouldn't individual terror actors or individual hackers also be an equal or greater threat to nation states who are doing that why can't just the everyday hackers be able to get into these same systems so why isn't she talking about that and talking about not that russia is the threat but the system that we have built that allows anyone to access these very important infrastructures isn't that the threat. stories continue at the top of the hour. seemed wrong. just don't ho

out of these agencies and cushy media jobs i was one of those good for coming thank you so much ben swan always great. thanks guys. nearly fifty one trillion microscopic plastic pieces are currently in the world's ocean being eaten by sea life which are being eaten by eventually by us which means we're all eating plastic mainly because we eat and drink with single use plastic utensils and containers but that day is about to set its own because a mutual week on mexico based start out by a phase has found a way to reduce plastic pollution and use the leftover pits from avocados to do it you see the company is manufacturing straws and utensils by using a molecular compound found an awful cargo pits to create a mold of all polymer that not only does it use petroleum based products but also reportedly degrades within two hundred forty days after production bio phase gets the avocado pits from industrial packers and processors who would normally see through the pits in the landfill so currently bio phase is turning fifteen metric tons of avocado pits a day into biodegradable bio plastics just