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the blazers communicate via bluetooth with your phone. enter your destination in a mobile app and let the jacket be your guide. >> we're building a language around feedback, vibration sensors built into shoulders that tell you when to turn left and right and we have a countdown on your sleeve that allows you to know how many meters until you turn. >> reporter: sewn into the jacket is a bluetooth module and circuit board. wearable experiments is aiming for a battery life of seven hours. >> we hope to build induction chargers into a hanger specifically made for the jacket so you don't have to go home and think about charging another device. >> reporter: the final version will feature removable electronics and it will be washable and they won't stop there. >> we're looking forward to eventually making it voice activated and having speakers in it so that people who are vigesimalled could be directed in a load of -- vision impaired could be directed in a load of don't ways -- of different ways with our gps jacket. >> i want to look for that ja

gps, bluetooth, social media, apps and cellular signal can be used to figure out who you are and whatou are doing. >> the nsa certainly does it all the time. >> ucla computer scientist peter ryer tracks privacy issues. >> the reason it happens more often is because all of the information we are talking about cross references belongs to a company. they are not going to offer that information to any other company because that's giving away something for free. >> ask the data marketing norm. they buy cellular data from phone companies? >> it's a massive amount of signals. it's not about an individual person but clusters. they are more valuable to marketers than individuals. >> to get an idea of what is posishly, we ask him to isolate a single phone as it moved through its day from the phone's home to the grocery store down to the starbucks and finally, to arena. >> triangulation allows you to put two or three reference points together that allow you to get as close as you can to where that person might be. that's why we have designed our business based upon the generalizations and not th

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india's parliament is no bluetooth that is the public's votes to join russia crimea will become an independent state with that that would be permanent or just a step on the way to joining russia is unclear. either way many voters are in a hurry to cut ties with ukraine. that will stand the mess and i miss it and i will certainly the tree cranny an independent regardless of the parliament decides by it see you at all what the appeal of him was an undertaker are already part of russia. and it's not clear what will happen to people who don't want to. we'll be waiting for sunday's referendum. everybody already knows what the outcome will be. it isn't the distillers laziest man. the ukrainian government says holding the referendum is it legal interim prime minister us any outs in your repeated calls for russia to respect ukraine sovereignty and its western nations to defend ukraine us to cubicle. guide me to think how and in what way we can saw this the most dramatic and complicated conflict on the european territory in the twenty first century. it's not as a two sided conflict. say this is nothing

he claims he was using his bluetooth. i asked him what does hands free mean? >> hands free, hands free -- >> while he's working on that, check this out. this van was paced at 80 miles per hour on highway 101 in the rain. speed is an attributing factor to crashes. >> so 65 is the split for perfect conditions, right, when it's dry and sunny. >> so what was her carrying that he was in such a rush in a heart transplant? nuclear code? no. >> lunch. >> hands free, uh, hands free -- >> this guy in the bob tail truck didn't know either because he was holding his when he got stopped are you supposed to be having the phone while you're driving? >> this driver made the wrong direction. the reason for her spin out, bald tires. >> reporter: and even in the rain, you cannot hitchhike on the freeway. this woman is trying to go south to get away from the rain. she needed a ride -- not just her -- her two dogs and this guy. >> hands free, to me, means that you -- you can't be dialing and texting. >> stanley roberts, kron four news. >>> hundreds protestors arrested in the natio

think of like your iphone where you turn off the wi-fi and maybe turn off the bluetooth, eventually maybeurn off the cellular. but that phone is still communicating even with that shutdown with the main telephone system. i can degrade the system. i can't shut it down. to do that, i've got to go somewhere into the electronics bay. i've got to be more of an electrical engineer. lastly, the transponder. we've heard a lot about that. this i can turn off very simply. one, two, three. it's off. we're now invisible to radar, at least identifying us from the ground. two main systems, but very different how you shut them down. >> martin, and maybe this is more of a question for your pilot there, mitchell, but why is it possible -- because i've gotten this question a lot from viewers. why is it possible to even shut down the transponder. why can pilots have that ability? >> the only reason that we have an off switch, anderson, is when we're on the ground. after you're on the ground and land and taxi off the runway, you're no longer a factor for any traffic so there's no point in you being on the sc

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they communicate on their way down the slopes via bluetooth as they travel at high speeds.o her. france won the race and added another gold medal to her women's downhill at sochi 2014. bow shea finished two seconds ahead of her close friend and teammate. and anna schaffelhuber wins gold in the downhill competition. a turkish league match between fenerbahce had to be abandoned as fans threw things on the bench. fenerbahce was leading 1-0. fa arsene wenger warned the referee to be aware of dirty tricks. arsenal need to overturn the german giants 2-0 advantage in munich. he's confident they can do that. also on tuesday the fans will be raucous as madrid go into their second leg against milan 1-0 up. >> reporter: the quarterfinals of the champions league await eight european football teams as the second leg ties commence this week. madrid prepare to protect their slender lead over ac milan on tuesday to secure a place in the last eight for the last time since 1997. >> translator: the players have loud them to play offensively. they can change the system if their attack does not

but the bluetooth certainly knows the phone is in the car.me type of situation for that satellite hitting the airplane. >> all right, trace, thank you. part of the breaking news tonight we had reports that investigators were closely checking into the pilot, the co-pilot and the passengers. specifically any passengers with flight experience. but there may be some limits as to how far the investigators can go. judge napolitano is with us now. judge, they seem to be focusing on this pilot and co-pilot for understandable reasons as we now get videotape of them going through security before they boarded. do they have a presumption of innocence? >> yes, they do, the malaysian legal system is generally based on the british legal system which ours is based on, so the rules are generally the same, people are presumed innocent beyond a reasonable doubt. the government can get a search warrant, the standards are the same. probable cause for illegal activity. now, we have more than enough for a search warrant of the bank accounts and residences of the tw

it has given us technology such as baby monitors, cordless phones, bluetooth, radio frequency identification or rfid and wi-fi. some of these technologies led to the development of billion dollar industries and while precise estimates vary, it is clear that as a result at the end of 2013 billions of bluetooth-enabled devices have been sold worldwide. but none of this would have been possible if the agency yielded to those who wanted us to stifle innovation in this area. remember, when unlicensed wi-fi technology began to gain momentum self years ago, a number of commercial wireless providers complained that wi-fi networks could cause interference. they argued that the fcc should allocate more spectrum as primary exclusive use licenses but today many of the largest commercial wireless service providers manage their customers demand for internet broadband data services by shifting that traffic from licensed networks to unlicensed wi-fi networks. last month an economist reported that about 60% of smartphone data traffic is being transmitted over wi-fi connections. services using unlicensed spec

think of like your iphone where you turn off the wi-fi and maybe turn off the bluetooth, eventually mayben off the cellular. but that phone is still communicating even with that shutdown with the main telephone system. i can degrade the system. i can't shut it down. to do that, i've got to go somewhere into the electronics bay. i've got to be more of an electrical engineer. lastly, the transponder. we've heard a lot about that. this i can turn off very simply. one, two, three. it's off. we're now invisible to radar, at least identifying us from the ground. two main systems, but very different how you shut them down. >> martin, and maybe this is more of a question for your pilot there, mitchell, but why is it possible -- because i've gotten this question a lot from viewers. why is it possible to even shut down the transponder. why can pilots have that ability? >> the only reason that we have an off switch, anderson, is when we're on the ground. after you're on the ground and land and taxi off the runway, you're no longer a factor for any traffic so there's no point in you being on the scre

the ability to have low-power bluetooth and step into a store. they need to be pushing fast and hard on that. >> what's a new apple? if apple is old and dead money aed this point? >> it's the largest market cap company out there. when you're number one, you can only stay number one and you're ultimately going to fall down. >> it's down, you're saying. what's the new apple? >> you know, apple -- if you look at the companies like jawbone. and basis just got bought by intel. people who are chasing after the quantified self-marketplace, wearables, that's a big market. google's really aggressive in it with google glass. and they just announced their android wearables yesterday. >> colin gillis. steve grasso is observing the show today. cheering us on. he said the other day that apple is an absolute sell. you came on the next day -- you thought he was on crack. >> i'd like to get him on the phone right now and duke it out. i don't get it, actually. i look at gross margin recovery. maybe what's going on. china, to me, is a lottery ticket. they do not ne

will still attempt to connect to the antenna as it's been doing at 1:07, 1:37, on a regular sort of bluetooth way, discoverable. the plane is still discoveriable, but it just doesn't send any data. is that also in your understanding? >> that's absolutely correct. yes. it's -- still sending a signal, even if you reduce -- >> sorry. i don't want to interrupt. my curiosity here is if there are two people sitting in those seats, can one act alone without the other knowing? >> that's -- no. there's no way. both crew, both these pilots, when you're in the cruise and in these seats, you're paying attention to what's going on. you're en cage gauged. one guy does something -- no one does anything in a cockpit, i don't care how big or small the airplane is, without the other guy knowing. and it's all about communication. we always verify. right to the smallest detail. i'm going to do this. verify it, confirm it. you don't just go on your own, half the plane is yours, half the plane is mine. doesn't work like that. >> so it leads us to this notion that if it can't be done by one pilot and both pilots, i

think of like your iphone where you turn off the wi-fi and maybe turn off the bluetooth, eventually maybe turn off the cellular. but that phone is still communicating even with that shutdown with the main telephone system. i can degrade the system. i can't shut it down. to do that, i've got to go somewhere into the electronics bay. i've got to be more of an electrical engineer. lastly, the transponder. we've heard a lot about that. this i can turn off very simply. one, two, three. it's off. we're now invisible to radar, at least identifying us from the ground. two main systems, but very different how you shut them down. >> martin, and maybe this is more of a question for your pilot there, mitchell, but why is it possible -- because i've gotten this question a lot from viewers. why is it possible to even shut down the transponder. why can pilots have that ability? >> the only reason that we have an off switch, anderson, is when we're on the ground. after you're on the ground and land and taxi off the runway, you're no longer a factor for any traffic so there's no point in you being on the

the bluetooth bullish and data. the iraqis are in more places than we are so they count more bodies. you can see this trend upward throughout 2006 with the number of civilians dying. by december it had reached critical proportions, equivalent to more than 35,000 u.s. citizens dying every month due to sectarian violence. pretty significant number. and here's where we are as a search is announced. we don't understand that this is going to happen. happen. all because he is that this is happened come and if that's a stock chart, you are a buyer. what did i just do? okay, there we go. this shows in geographical terms what was happening. the darker orange areas are areas where insurgents and terrorists have more sway. and you can see that the tigris river valley, the euphrates river valley, and, of course, both portions of baghdad are significant concentrations of insurgent terrorist forces. it was a fairly significant challenge. by late summer 2006 it's clear that the united states is headed for defeat. we put it, i was

the until monday bluetooth. if the shoe to drop the hump what a mob of muslims too much. was it a bubbly. this job i condemn it he'll try lives in nc and ninety teasing very long continued stunts. the ad was actually filmed all in one day when his side tonight. if you know. the pizza to make an ultimate work which is pretty much the intoxicated but the whole evening news of the planet. the institute is really interesting and cnn will too. the only one of the only thing we can do is install read them. still what i wanted to continue children is that. and since i don't want to cut relations between and arabs in the fight to save the sentence to a cinema is that no one can cope so old. on that plane the stories in your films often tell the stories of love and friends said cross cultural divides. is this your way of saying that peace is possible to take anime film an engine in the middle east. i'm sure it is possible and knew we would have to say that it is possible because the way we get to admit that it's couples who we were woeful defend its own post so you know when injec

charles: people were embarrassed about hearing aids 15 years ago and the bluetooth, people walking aroundheir ear. >> if i could be part robot why turn that down? stuart: project luann, launching a fleet of high-altitude balloons that broadcast and internet signal to remote corners of the world. the project could bring the internet to hundreds of millions of people. polygon.com's co-founder is here. they built these balloons, testing these balloons, flying now. how are they doing? >> it is a very scaled-down test. you are not looking at millions of balloons across the globe, they're very focused areas but the tech or works. it is the question of scale and whether this is something that will catch on. stuart: a real balloon. i thought it was a dirigible. >> is the scale thing, a smaller dirigible. that is my problem with it. charles: i like the idea that drones -- you have more control over drones. what i read early on is a lot of these have crashed. how do you control a balloon? >> you control a hot air balloon, you have means of moving goods i decide and up and down. charles: this is nea

you do not need to pay $5,000 per shopper to have a bluetooth and a communicator and a phone and a spy thing and permissions all over the mall to find out men turn right. you just put sporting goods stores to the right and you're off to the races. it sounds silly but what you can do is actually simulate various patterns and datasets that you want to combine so you do not have to get live cdc data. back in the early 2000. we said incident getting all this data and putting sensors in airports and things, what would it take it there was a massive outbreak, where would it hit? a lot of information was learned about where the information was not being shared. where it should have been. where there was too much sharing. for the smaller practitioner that will continue to come and companies that can sell in modeling using large data sets be huge winners in this space. it is a hot topic and takes a lot of risk off the table to do things in silico. the other thing is we also need to have some building standards. we need our engineering schools. it is absolutely responsible that any engineer grad

why, but that's what they do and you don't need to pay what amount to $5000 per shopper to have a bluetooth, have a phone, have permissions out of her than out then turn right. sporting goods stores to the right of the entrants in europe to the races. it sounds silly, but what you can do is simulate various patterns and models of data sets you want to combine so you don't have to actually get live cdc data. we found this when we were creating federated identity solutions in the early 2000. we said okay cdc common set of august data and putting sensors in airports and things, we can simulate first but would it take if there was a massive sars outbreak, how to fly? a student silicone, anonymous practice run. as it turns out a lot of information was learned for the information wasn't being shared, where there was too much sharing. with a smaller case practitioner, that will continue to come in companies that can so telecom monitoring is a large static data sets are the huge winners in the space. a couple companies are looking right now. i've tried a couple more dollars a month down in that ind

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