personal liberties now for more on that i'm joined by alex deane he's one of the directors of big brother watch alex thanks very much for talking to us now big brother watch deals with the erosion of privacy and the liberty of individual citizens do you think that the e.u. plays a part in i absolutely do and i think that the european arrest warrant. represents one of the most significant threats to british freedom under british prophecy for that matter some thirteen hundred people were sent to europe but even extradited there's no judicial process sent to europe to face charges in europe without a british judge looking at it under the european arrest warrant and i think that's wrong and in fact many countries in the european union ought to douse if that didn't they but. well the opt out could only apply for certain specified time unless you want to renew it unless you want to make a fuss and a government of whatever political color never seems to want to make a fuss in europe even they were entitled to and in fact. the new foreign secretary he specifically said that he would stop the transfer o

. >> new at 11:00, big brother watching? a santa clara college student's claim of government espionage reverberating all the way to washington, d.c. the 20-year-old claims that while getting an old change the other day, the mechanic pulled ute gps tracking device out from under the hood of the car. he said he didn't know it was there. he claims when his friend posted it on line, the fbi asked for the device. now, the fbi is not acknowledging this they spoked to him nor that they retrieved any device. published reports say the feds they can't comment because they're investigating. >> one mystery solved, another under way tonight in richmond. they don't know what called the richmond sinkhole in the first place. the honda civic disappeared when the 30-foot deep sinkhole opened up. engineers are testing the soil and the sewer that runs under the santablo creek to find out just what happened. they say they'll have results by the end of the month. >>> coming up, the foreclosure fix just in time, too. the special event going on for

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big brother. >> there are surveillance cameras watching you, that is big brother and now there is little brother, all the information we are voluntarily putting out into the -- on on the show "look" you will see, not only this is surveillance camera capturing someone living inside their blackberry and texting but we pull the information and subtitle what the texts are. >> good luck with the show, thanks for creeping us all out on this sunday morning and you can check out more at looktheseries.com and they are also on twitter as am i, have a great sunday and i'll toss it back to you. >> clayton: amazing. >> scary. >> clayton: because this show is coming out we set up a secret hidden camera in the control booth at "fox & friends." look at that... >> dave: we're watching you. >> clayton: so much -- >> dave: we see the hand gestures. >> clayton: coming up, if you get caught smoking pot in california, no worries. the state is so deep in debt, yit can't afford to prosecute you, some think it is a great idea, fair and balanced debate is next. >> information might have pregnant women eating much differe

big brother. >> reporter: now it's home to those four cameras that will watch most of the traffic that comes to town. tiburon boulevard is two lanes in each direction, these four cameras on a pole near vista driver are positioned one for each lane. >> it's for either a post crime tool or to try to catch a vehicle that is wanted in the system for one crime or another. >> reporter: the cameras will take photos of each and every passing license plate and register them. >> it's going to be going right to dispatch and dispatchers are going to be able to alert our officers immediately. >> reporter: for such problems as stolen cars, a car that's known to be owned by wanted felons or even an amber alert. but the system has detractors. some people we talked to say it sounds overwhelming. >> there is a certain big brother aspect to it that feels some what uncomfortable. >> in some ways it's good, in other ways it isn't. it's a violation of privacy. >> reporter: another system is going in on paradise driver which is the other way in and out of town. though everyone seems concerned about big brother, even

big brother. i love him. but usually you don't have sex with your big brother. >> jimmy: usually. usually not. maybe on a special birthday or something, but not usually. my aunt chippy watcheshe show every week, not because she wants to, we force her to. we made her watch it to give us a review every week and here she is with her take on "jersey shore" this week. >> they have a room called the smushing room where they go in to have sex. i think a great ending, which preferably should be next week, is that they put them all in the smushing room at one time and set fire to it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: they'd be very fan. how long were you and aunt chippy married? >> 28 years. she's a rough -- >> jimmy: speaking of "jersey shore," this is interesting. the 14-year-old girl who does the voice of dora the explorer just got fired. they said she was getting too old to do the voice. i don't know if age was the issue. i think they just wanted to go with someone shorter. >> i'd love to find a juicehead with my personality. my style. and is not a cheater. can i find that somewhere? because i'm not going to go on match.com again. >> i got snooki next to me, i don't know how she got there.

big brother britain will be high on the agenda with issues like c.c.t.v. surveillance on the table britons of the most watched people in the world there are more c.c.t.v. cameras here per capita than any other country some of those people in the single talk about the steady erosion of civil liberties which in extreme cases includes microchips in rubbish bins and surveillance of families to check they have a right to a place at their local school. reporting. in the international arena to hold on without outside help so says french a story. that's coming your way. there's a pretty. face. to the entire history of international relations is moving away from during its played out in asia even the u.s. embassy country is refocusing its four employees to an asia now what's the current state of european asian relations throughout europe was of no interest to asia but if we view europe as a landmass that reaches the pacific ocean russia and europe are not a whole but if you picture them as an alliance then we can say europe reaches the pacific level but usually. a sports conceived in the soviet union has finally gone

against serving time in foreign prisons big brother britain will also be high on the agenda with issues like c.c.t.v. . on the table britons are the most watched people in the world there are more c.c.t.v. cameras here per capita than any other country some of those speaking at amazing will talk about a steady erosion of civil liberties which in extreme cases includes microchips in rubbish bins and surveillance of families to check they have a right to a place at their local school. europe is struggling to stay in the international arena and won't be able to hold on without outside help so says french historian course who gave an interview to r.t. that's coming your way twenty minutes but here's a quick preview. face. the entire history of international relations is moving away from europe it's played out in asia and even the u.s. . and its foreign policy on asia right now watch the current stage of european asian relations europe is of no interest to asia view europe as a landmass to treat used to pacific ocean russia and europe are not a whole picture there is an alliance there who can say europe reaches the pacific but you. russian presiden

not reviving in a big way, the confidence in this president is virtually nil, it was shattered by letting he man -- lehman brothers fail. >>neil: but that did not happen under his watch>guest: not in the slightest was that failure his fault but he has not done anything to make business feel more comfortable. just the other day, he had an attack on the u.s. chamber of commerce that they were getting foreign money. that is just nonsense. he made that up. but it makes business american feel he is attacking them. why spend if they feel they are hunt and pre yea >>neil: you would be a good president, your press conferences would be hysterical, but, very good of you to join us. and now our question today which is, who got it right on shovel ready jobs? prove? click on foxnews.com on "your world." stay tuned. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade and check my investment portfolio, research stocks, and set conditional orders. wait, why are you taking... oh, i see. hey max, would it kill you to throw

brothers character in our state. host: ok. kentucky. we are showing you some of the top senate races in the country. go ahead. caller: i am a big fan of c- span. i have been watching the kentucky race between conaway and paul. -- conway and paul. i am wondering how the local races, democratic and republican strength, are helping other candidates? guest: the strength of the ticket pretty much benefits everybody. what you said it is interesting. if jack conway has any chance to win the race, he needs to run up big margins in louisville, a lexington, to offset where he will lose in other areas. paul may win more comfortably than we think. host: yesterday we had a guest on -- we were showing a clip of the senator grassley. is he in trouble? guest: despite being on the floor as many times as he has, he is serious, he raises the money, he is running a full campaign this time. the last numbers i saw he was 18 points ahead. he should be fine. host: a viewer tweets in -- guest: if this was not 2010, this would join my troika of absolutely top races. the state is known for its close races, but this is just not her year. this is not a reflection on robin carnahan, it is a re