though he is my big brother, he never hit me. not once. however, he was able to convince me i had been insulted so agregiously and should be so enraged that i should launch into a physical assault. on him? no, no. on her. that was the power of subtle persuasion. to this day nobody can figure out what he allegedly did to deserve this. i'm sorry about that. there's a saying. clothes make the man. naked people have little or no influence on society. sure we have all heard that. most people have a strong inclination, proclivity to remain closed in public, though there are certain exceptions in certain neighborhoods, we don't need to get into that. however such were powers he had of subtle persuasion that he convinced me as a 5-year-old to do the following. one, pull off my clothing. two, put on a ski mask. three, streak through the neighbor's family room while they were in there watching tv on a random suburban weeknight. so the power of subtle pers wake indeed. on a more serious and less embarrassing note, he was a relentlessly positive and h

>> this is big brother on steroids.ext, going to put video cameras in bedroom inside the house. this is just bad stuff. it's one thing you fu have probable cause. point another where you are under the watch of big brother. >> you are libertarian guy but high-tech kind of guy. whater do you fit in? >> i'm a small libertarian, so i don't share the outrage. i don't see the slippery slope. vicky is right. public transportation systems, subways in new york, recent incident in new york, it's kind of nice to be able to catch people that do that. >> you have to balance the pros and cons. which wins out? >> i'm going for a piece of that christmas that john got for himself. steve forbes is right. we're overdoing it. we're going to become the instead of solving the problem. we need to chill out. >> i know, you painted a scenario of silliness, somebody staring at every action or word on the bus. when you are bothered, wondering who is listening in and if they are listening in? >> i'm glad someone is listening. what am i doing on bu

>> this is big brother on steroids.t is next, going to put video cameras in bedroom inside the house. this is just bad stuff. it's one thing you fu have probable cause. point another where you are under the watch of big brother. >> you are libertarian guy but high-tech kind of guy. whater do you fit in? >> i'm a small libertarian, si don't share the outrage. i don't see the slippery slope. vicky is right. public transportation systems, subways in new york, recent incident in new york, it's kind of nice to be able to catch people that do that. >> you have to balance the pros and cons. which wins out? >> i'm going for a piece of that christmas that john got for himself. steve forbes is right. we're overdoing it. we're going to become the instead of solving the problem. we need to chill out. >> i know, you painted a scenario of silliness, somebody staring at every action or word on the bus. when you are bothered, wondering who is listening in and if they are listening in? >> i'm glad someone is listening. what am i doing o

it's enormously impressed steve because it's a big brother like a movie with. the dead go way to for people to remember it's. kind of a funny video you'll never guess where that was we'll tell you and have more in loose change let's get to today's capital account. we have plenty of news events like some i mentioned in headlines to create uncertainty in this economy to send investors running to safe havens and an asset we've seen react in the past in gold sure it's up a little today but looking back it's nothing like this tear it was on gold has traded at another record one thousand six hundred forty five dollars an ounce gold posted a new record high of one thousand eight hundred fifteen dollars an ounce in the one place people are going is gold gold is trading solidly above eighteen hundred dollars an ounce it's now up more than fifty percent in the last year remember all that that was in the summer of two thousand and eleven surrounding the u.s. debt ceiling debate and the downgrade and gold even topped one thousand nine hundred dollars an ounce at some point

but cbs-5's ann notarangelo tells us: critis worry big brother might jusp on board. needs one of those pint sized spy planes for public safety purposes. critics worry the big brother might just hop on board. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's department wants a camera equipped drone and searching search warrants in high risk areas where deputies are concerned about high risk suspects. >> where we could look into the area prior to serving the search warrant. >> privacy advocates are worried the uses could expand. >> they may use it for surveillance on ordinary americans. >> some believe the sheriff isn't being completely honest. >> documents showed that his true plan is to use a drone for survey spying. >> although they agreed to wait until a hearing to decide the issue it suddenly ended up on the county board of supervisors agenda for approval. it was a clerical error and the item was pulled. as for how it's going to be used. the sheriff admits it's still a gray area. >> there are no hard and fast rules. current the faa hasn't issued their final rules on using the

. >>> but first, shades of big brother. why a major technology provider wants to track your every move. >> and not so lucky. >>> we won't be seeing those graphic cigarette pack warnings any time soon. yesterday they denied the government's request to reconsider the labels, which the fda is trying to make a requirement. back in august a court confirmed that many manufactures do not have to comply with the government. >>> verizon is considering new technology that could track your every move. according to to a patent application, the company is trying to create a dvr type device that records you inside your home. the idea is to cater tv ads specifically to you, but some think it's more like big brother and it crosses the line. nbc technology contributors say many of us already use this kind of technology. >> just the idea that we would all be carrying around gps devices in our pockets, checking into our locations, telling our friends where we are, that would seem creepy five years ago, but nowadays everybody is doing it. >> i

some call it big brother - video cameras watching over you while at work. but it's producing safer food products from the beef industry and better hygiene among healthcare professionals who sometimes forget the basics, such as washing hands after treating patients. the company that makes camera systems that watch over you says they're also watching out for you in terms of consumer protection. that's according to adam aronson, whose company, arrowsight, watches by remote camera half of the beef industry and meat processors such as osi. "if osi can improve productivity by 10%, there's opportunities for other industries like this." it took the largest meat recall in history in 2008 to bring cameras into meat packing to the extent that exists today. in three years, arrowsight went from having cameras in one meat packing facility to 30 of them - not to mention other manufacturers and fast-food restaurants. "it sounds big brother-ish. that's usually the first comment we hear, and it's the right question. we're trying to get people to do a better job." aronson adm

increasingly in the american workplace, big brother, or big boss, is watching you and your private life. >> what's important? this job-- and this is a very nice place to work--or the use of tobacco? make a decision. [clock ticking] >> americans work longer hours than nearly anyone in the developed world, even the japanese. >> good morning, everyone. >> for many professionals and corporate managers... >> super, super, super-duper hot. it's crazy. >> the 40-hour work week is history. >> daddy! >> okay, hold on just a minute. >> 60-to-80-hour work weeks are now the norm. >> you don't think you're working too much? >> no. >> do you? >> no. >> do you? >> no. >> you're brainwashed. [laughter] >> maybe we're all crazy. >> maybe we are. [clock ticking] >> we have eight weeks of vacation. >> eight weeks of vacation? >> eight weeks, yes. >> like most frenchmen, marchand has no guilt about taking so much time off. in fact, it's the law. full-time workers in france are guaranteed at least five weeks vacation and a maximum 35-hour work week, with no paid overtime allowed. and not everyone is thrille

there is an inherent fear in america about big brother. >> it is a big concern. a lot of cameras on public streets these days and outside of businesses. they help catch criminals. >> two things. one in san francisco, a lot of the cameras have actually been used by defense attorneys because they improve their client wasn't the person accused 06 of the crime. that is one thing the aclu may think about. and the other thing, let's not forget when you think of drones, everybody has cameras on cell phones and putting them up on the internet all the time. so, big brother is little brother. >> right. >>> california voters may be looking at the bright side of life. >> new numbers showing the state may be go in the right direction when it come to the economy. so, our political insiders sound off on what it all means. i remember the moment clearly. -i'll never forget that moment. woman: as long as i live. man: i realized, at that moment, when we first saw the damage, these people really needed us and i was going to make a difference, right here in my community. together wit

expect it written at the bottom these posters definitely reflect a lot of americans fears that a big brother skynet will completely eliminate the very concept of privacy and free speech so to prove that americans live in a free country without any government spying the n.y.p.d. hunted down the anonymous artist and arrested him for expressing himself having arrested him at his residence they charged him with fifty six counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument grand larceny possession of stolen property and weapons possession for having a deadly terrorist weapon and unloaded twenty two caliber pistol although being in jail won't be pleasant perhaps arzt as some actually in the end got what he wanted he proved to the world that big brother surveilled him and arrested him all for throwing up a few posters looks like he proved his point but that's just my opinion. choose your language kelly mcevers though if they're going to kill some of the. treatments that is the consensus here to. change the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that imply life choose me access to all three

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of whose side you're on now i've got nick pickles who is the director of civil liberties group big brother watch in the studio here with me now and then here's something to you on are all the people opposed to this legislation criminals terrorists and paedophiles as the home secretary suggests no it is politically ridiculous to say that everybody oppose this bill force in those categories there are people from every political party senior law enforcement officers technical experts about the internet even tim berners lee warning about this bill so i think it was a very crude argument and one that didn't help anybody from the home secretary but we've got interpol saying that cyber crime is now one of the fosters growing criminal activities on the planet i mean the government's right for looking for some sort of solution to this growing problem well in the big thing about this bill is if you're looking for a needle in a haystack you don't solve the problem but i think a lot more we should have a new powers but they should be used against individuals no operations what this bill proposes is th

now big brother turns its all seeing eye to the u.k. trying to build that government to people's taxes he's promised privacy concerns secretary labor and everyone labeling everyone else to terrorists beat up my. feet no one should be proud of heaps of scrap metal littering pristine arctic landscape building stilton over their foundation pipes spewing black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the spitzbergen archipelago don't make a pretty picture of the guiding principle here is the worst the better that can do nine hundred eighty s. bearings work was a burgeoning mining community. union was determined to maintain at all costs. half way between north america and western europe bergen archipelago is part of norway with a special status that allows other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of the cold war it served as the us is ours westernmost outpost now it's one of the last preserved relics. it is essentially a picture of what would have happened to the soviet union if i

i also had here on r t just because big brother spies on american citizens doesn't mean the un can u.s. representatives say the internet needs to remain free from government control song ever critical to you that story next. the worst you were going through the white house or the. radio guy for a minute. what. did you feel. i think anything like. our continue. as a surprise there. well internet surveillance will have no borders if the united nations against its way members of the united nations international telecommunications union have agreed to work toward putting in place standards for the internet that would allow ease dropping worldwide the u.n. says allowing spying on a global scale would allow authorities to detect when copyrighted material is transferred this is never raised in concerns of the u.s. house of representatives members say they don't feel right about the u.n. having the power to eavesdrop but this is the same congress that has made cybersecurity a top priority attempting to pass legislation like sopa pipa and most recently which allows the government to wiretap ame

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well guys it's been a long year of data mining surveillance tracking and spine big brother seems to be reared its ugly head around every corner of planet earth as you may noticed on the show i try to give a regular update on the expansion of the surveillance state two thousand and twelve seen an enormous growth of every kind of technology capable of dropping that the government cannot wait to see has any use against you and me so to help you go over the top five creepiest elements of the surveillance state joining me now is my own break into separate surmountable rob lowe hi abby hi hey it's going great so let's go over the list really quickly. number five buses with surveillance cameras that's kind of the military and it was going on number four i phone app tracker will go over what that means number three are chips number two crazy handcuffs that administer drugs and also contains you a number one man a can that have facial recognition technology wow so let's start with the buses with surveillance cameras this is something that isn't as surprising and i think that just the implicatio