electromagnetism is a set of horses that will be shown to have more impacts on the body and substancesve been taking. as time goes on, we will learn more. we have data that we are accumulating and i think that this is probably an area that will become one of them warm were in areas. this is clearly a thing they believe. i think that it is exciting and that electromagnetism prove to be beneficial and achieve life extension. that.all of us want >> we do not really talk about it. can say that about me. i can take it. >> i think it is interesting that they are picking them as a partner. >> absolutely. they had to take a decade to bring one of these devices to the market and they are thinking ahead. have newanies have to drugs or devices. versa five and have their finger in multiple parties? do they have something to continue growth? if you could have access , what data that collects would it be? >> this is a challenging question. >> thank you. that is my job. think that we would be more interested in getting data on the properties of the biological tissues. we would start using that knowle

electromagnetic angels in the sky. >> it's a beautiful sight. if you have ever seen the northern lights, it's a way to describe it. it was amazing. >> sara and i feel like we're surrounded by angels every day. >> i agree. dan, you're the best one. >> no, i think these guys are the best. >> thank you, paula. >> i think that might have been sar chasm. >>> coming up on "gma," your look ahead to tonight's gmas. >> and the unusual inspiration sarah jessica parker used to create her new fragrance. what does it smell like? >> that's a tease, paula. i can't tell you. it's yummy, though. >> you gave it away. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. can'se uch more to it. here's how benefiber? works.

seeing them in person is like electromagnetic angels dansing in the sky. closer to home. the winds not so bad today. firefighters, maybe working on the fires. we'll crank it up again for monday into tuesday. temperatures seasonal to maybe above average, especially in seattle. gaston, a hurricane, 90-mile-an-hour winds. a good one. it's good because it won't hit anybody. we expected to go maybe cat 2 as it works its way out in the sea. another storm off the african coastline. this wone with a 50-50 chance o becoming something interesting as we head toward the end of the week. what could be hurricane mad lynne making a run at hawaii wednesday or thursday. currently: areas of dense fog possible to start the day. a dense fog advisory for much of southeastern wisconsin until 10am. visibility of less than 1 mile for many inland locations. the fog burns off later this morning giving way to sunshine. highs today around 80. sunday rules on monday with highs in the low 80s. >> this weather report is brought to you by front line gold. >> ron, did you put something in i believe i hea

seeing them in person is like electromagnetic angels dancing in the sky. this is a nice picture, isn't it? closer to home. the winds not so bad today. some of the fires.e working on we'll crank it up again for monday into tuesday. temperatures seasonal to maybe above average, especially in seattle. tropics here. hurricane gaston. so this one's a good one. it's good because it won't hit anybody. we expected to go maybe cat 2 as it makes its way out to sea. another storm off the african coastline. south of the cape verde islands. this one with a 50-50 chance of becoming something interesting as we head toward the end of the week. what could be hurricane madeline making a run at hawaii wednesday or thursday. that's a quick tropical update. >> this weather report is brought to you by frontline gold. >> ron, did you put something in rob's coffee? i believe i heard him say electromagnetic angels in the sky. >> you heard that one? he's pumped up. it. >> you've been there. >> sometimes i wax and wane over that stuff. it's a beautiful sight. if you have ever seen t

though invisible to the naked eye, electromagnetic fields are everywhere in our environment.ome are generated naturally by things likes thunderstorms. increasingly, more are manmade. >> so a radio, a tv, a phone? >> exactly. >> according to preliminary studies, emfs above certain levels may trigger cataracts, mental illness and cancer and may interfere with biological function in the brain, nervous and reproductive system. >> your body is bioelectric, our neurons and brains are all electrical. it's just the laws of physics. >> all human poll lagzs are believed to have encountered emf radiation. but that hasn't stopped peter to reduce his exposure. peter has gone to great lengths to eliminate dirty electricity. there are minimal electronic wires in the walls and ceilings. the walls are lined with conductive carbon paint and the windows are coated in order to shield radiation. >> in is the white room. >> it sure is. it's like i'm in a loony bin. but how can peter be sure it's working? he uses his trustee radio frequency meter. >> in is a fun meter. it's very visual for folks. y

i believe i heard him say electromagnetic angels in the sky. >> you heard that one?ed up. >> that's the best way to describe it. >> you've been there. >> sometimes i wax and wane over that stuff. it's a beautiful sight. if you have ever seen the northern lights, it's a way to describe it. it's amazing. >> sara and i feel like we're surrounded by angels every day. >> i agree. dan, you're the best one. >> why is he the best one? >> no, i think these guys are the best. >> thank you, paula. >> i think that might have been sarcasm. >> good. >> she does it with a smile. >> let me get sara out of this little pickle. >>> coming up on "gma," your look ahead to tonight's vmas. rihanna's plans to set the stage for the big night. and the awards up for grabs. >>> and the unusual inspiration sarah jessica parker used to create her new unisex fragrance. sara is going to tell us all about it in "pop news." what does it smell like? >> that's a tease, paula. i can't tell you. it's yummy, though. >> you gave it away. you gave it away. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neit

it can be charged through a wireless electromagnetic field. >> still just a concept but >>> welcome back. 5:24. police many one pennsylvania county are urging people to make sure their pets are all vaccinated from rabies. >> this comes after a rabid fox bit everything in sight including a person. a man is being treated for rabies. his wife saw the fox attacking a pillow near his kids, and when he went to scare it off, it turned and bit him into a finger. it even ran into a home before it was cornered by animal control officers. >> they had to use a get him out of the house. he was very combative. >> the fox is confirmed to have rabies. it is important to make sure all of your pets are up to date with the vaccine because it could save their lives. >>> from a rabid fox to otters behaving badly. two teens were attacked by otters. >> they are so cute. even though they are known to be aggressive, they rare a attack. two boys were swimming in a lake when all of a sudden, towards them and started biting. >> every time it would go under, i knew it was about to attack. it was so terrible. it was

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electromagnetic... it's merely the sonification of light curves from the outer reaches of the milky way. was pythagoras right? is there a ?music of the spheres?? i'd like to think so. (dull humming) (melodic tone similar to ?you might think? by the cars) (?you might think? by the cars plays through laptop) (melodic tone stops, song resumes) (song stops, melodic tone resumes) ira flatow: what you just heard is the energy arriving from the draco constellation, over 148 light years away. ira flatow: what you just heard is the energy arriving well she loves to say, "well, fantastic!" a lot. i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. nobody really believes that i take notes this way, but they actually make sense to me. this windows pc is a life saver! being able to pull up different articles to different parts of the screen is so convenient. i used to be a mac user but this is way better. when chili's first opened, you didn't need to be a millionaire to have a good time. all you

the same officer that did this with the headquarters group said, what do you think the largest electromagnetic signature in the entire headquarters emanated from? the billeting area. why? because everyone had their phone on. so, we had to take everybody's phone away from them. i mean, i know that sounds silly, but it is not silly. ok, we are going and marines for 30 days, everyone need your phone in the car and tell your significant other, your mom, your and uncle you are not going to get 75 text each day and answer them. simple things like camouflage. i actually saw a marine, one of the last time you saw soldiers operate in iraq and afghanistan were they camouflage their face and broke up the outline of your helmet with camouflage? when was the last time you saw that? been a long time. we are the enemy did, not worried about somebody seeing us at night. digging a hole. preparing a defensive position. and camouflaging that and living in the field and then not going back to -- every night to check your e-mail. i mean, that is what we have been doing for the last 15 years. not everybody, not eve

the same officer that did this said what do you think the largest electromagnetics signature in the entire headquarters emanated from? the building area. why? everyone had their phone out. we have to take anyone's phone away from them. i know that sounds silly but it's not silly. so taken with going to go to the for for 30 days the agile and leave your phone in the car until your significant other, your mom, your aunt or uncle you when i get 75 attacks each day and answer them. simple things like camouflage. i actually saw a marine come when was the last time when you think about marines or soldiers operating in iran or iraq when they camouflage. when was the last time you saw the? it's been a long time. because the enemy didn't worry about somebody seeing us at night or our signature. digging a hole, preparing a defensive position and camouflaging that everything in the field and do not going back to a fob every night to check your e-mail. that's what we've been doing for the last 15 years. not everybody. not everybody. but we've been operating out of fixed positions. we are not moved acr

. -- electromagnetic era. i've said before they're very potent combination as you fly them in the carrier week for the antisubmarine and warfare mission. you partner those rome wyoming with -- romeos with the p8 and going by hawai'i each tee employment, those platforms operate together against our old forces as we practice, and those submarine commanders say it's very difficult to penetrate, get into the high value. so they're doing very well. the transition is halfway done. the false starts transmission, v-4 to whit whidbey island from him they're in their second year of deployment. publish 8 in the western pacific, delivering the new platform. operating in europe and had the first two-plane detachment in bahrain. they're doing a very good job as we prioritize those aors that need domain awareness. doing very, very good job following the p-3. we have three squadrons transitioning. we're moving in the right desk direction. we had one deployment on teddy roosevelt, and then we'll move that squadron to japan nex

electromagnetic...e outer reaches of the milky way. was pythagoras right? is there a "music of the spheres?" i'd like to think so. (dull humming) (melodic tone similar to "you might think" by the cars) ("you might think" by the cars plays through laptop) (song stops, melodic tone resumes) (melodic tone stops, song resumes) (song stops, melodic tone resumes) ira flatow: what you just heard is the energy arriving from the draco constellation, over 148 light years away. ira flatow: what you just heard is the energy arriving welli do say that, you see... "well, fantastic!" a lot. i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. nobody really believes that i take notes this way, but they actually make sense to me. i try to balance my studying with the typical college experience. this windows pc is a life saver! being able to pull up different articles to different parts of the screen is so convenient. i used to be a mac user but this is way better. to be a millionaire to have a good time. all you needed was a f

seeing them in person is like electromagnetic angels dansing in the sky. closer to home. the winds not so bad today. firefighters, maybe working on the fires. we'll crank it up again for monday into tuesday. temperatures seasonal to maybe above average, especially in seattle. gaston, a hurricane, 90-mile-an-hour winds. a good one. it's good because it won't hit anybody. we expected to go maybe cat 2 as it works its way out in the sea. another storm off the african coastline. this wone with a 50-50 chance o becoming something interesting as we head toward the end of the week. what could be hurricane mad lynne making a run at hawaii wednesday or thursday. >>> while we are watching the tropics off to the south for what could be her mean we are watching our forecast for today with a 50% chance of showers. we ramp temperatures into the lower 90s and get 50% chance of rain brought to you b lights, it's a describe it. it was amazing. >> sara and i feel like we're >> i agree. dan, you're the best one. >> no, i think these guys are the best. >> thank you, paula. >> i think that mi

both air space and electromagnetic spectrum. have to push that training, ability to practice the high end mission sets to the virtual and constructive world. we have done that with -- we broke -- we have just now completed an air defense striker facility, we run about four different integrated air defense, exercises with surface ship counterparts, super hornets and e 2 ds. we'll expand that to all of our fleet concentrations. i mentioned the number of three wires. this platform comes with the delta flight path capability. similar that we'll put into our super hornets with magic carpet. talked a lot in the paper recently, as they work for the bounce period, the time on board gw, they practiced in pensacola called choctaw. they were landing in the same spot on the runway every time, tearing up where the hook touches down, same spots. we realized we got to either fix the runway now or adjust, put variance into the system. that's how precise this new system is. we bring it to supermore n horn magic carpet, that will give us unique a

electromagnetic spectrum reduction. he realized, when they tried to do that, that is why it is still kind of important to be able to flags, so they have been practicing this, reduce your -- turn off your radar, be able to shoot celestial navigation and case the gps goes out. they are teaching that again at the naval academy. they stopped teaching it. the admiral realized that if they lost gps, they had no way ,o navigate, no charts, just you know, so admiral davison goes, we realized that we did not have the right solution hickse, you know, seaman decided she wanted to check her facebook page, so she walked out of the weather deck at night with her phone, and what does that phone got? it's got gps. anybody in the world is going to know there is some gps somewhere out floating across the ocean. that is probably on a ship. the same officer that did this with the headquarters group said, what do you think the largest electromagnetic signature in the entire headquarters emanated from? billeting area. why? everybody had thei

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when you talk about electromagnetism it has to be michael faraday with the statue on the river thamesthe causeway. you go back to the idea, will we go back to 19th century economics, or at least pre-world war ii. that means we go back to more newtonian physics in a sim bhullar, almost tree shea type analysis. the article by mark gilbert is exceptionally smart. i agree. i like that you get the feeling by reading the article that may be we are looking at the wrong things. a little bit like research, instead of looking at how you debate the best way forward, what if we were only measuring wrong? joseph stiglitz talks about this in his own book. inventing modern physics of dynamics equilibrium theory. to go back toing a more simpler analysis, which mark gilbert alludes to. a great essay on the need to respect the old physics. francine: physics class with professor keene. we were are so -- where also a professor discussing the book rethinking capitalism. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ clock ticking ] time. you only have so much. that's why we want to make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and y

operating in an amca electromagnetic spectrum reduction. it is still kind of important to be able to do some before and raise flags. they have been practicing. reducing, turning off your radar. celestial shoot navigation in case gps goes out. they are teaching that at the naval academy. they stopped teaching it. he admiral found out and they realized if they lost gps they would have no ways to navigate. no charts. so admiral davidson says, we are degree wedo this realized we didn't have the hickssolution because decided she wanted to check her facebook page. two walks onto the weather deck at night with her phone. what does the phone got? gps. knowdy in the world will there is gps somewhere out floating across the ocean. hip.s probably on a s the same officer that did this in the headquarters group said, what do you think the largest electromagnetic signature emanated from? area.lleting why? everyone had their phone out. we have to take everyone's fun away from them. i know that that sounds silly, but it is not silly. ok, marines, we are go

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. >> emf stands for elect electromagnetic fields. >> fields of energy that surround electron beiic devisthey are everywhere in our environment. some are generated naturally by things likes thunderstorms. some are man made. >> so a radio, a tv, a phone? >> exactly. >> according to preliminary studies, emfs above certain levels may trigger cataracts, mental illness and cancer and may introduction with biological function in the brain and other systems. all populations are believed to have encounter emf radiation but that hasn't stopped peter to reduce his exposure. peter has gone to great lengths to eliminate dirty lek tristan preval -- electricity. there are minuimal electronic wires in the walls and ceilings. >> in is the white room. >> it sure is. it's like i'm in a loony bin. but how can peter be sure it's working? he uses his trustee radio frequency meter. >> in is a fun meter. it's very visual for folks. you can turn this on. this is a really pristine room. let's make it not pristine. let's play with your phone. >> turn it on? >> yeah. >> not even making a phone call, right? >> that'

electromagnetic... it's merely the sonification of light curves from the outer reaches of the milky way. was pythagoras right? is there a ?music of the spheres?? i'd like to think so. (dull humming) (melodic tone similar to ?you might think? by the cars) (?you might think? by the cars plays through laptop) (melodic tone stops, song resumes) (song stops, melodic tone resumes) ira flatow: what you just heard is the energy arriving from the draco constellation, over 148 light years away. ira flatow: what you just heard is the energy arriving well she loves to say, "well, fantastic!" a lot. i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. nobody really believes that i take notes this way, but they actually make sense to me. this windows pc is a life saver! being able to pull up different articles to different parts of the screen is so convenient. i used to be a mac user but this is way better. when chili's first opened, you didn't need to be a millionaire to have a good time. all you

. >> allow me to come back to the electromagnetic radiation. the world health organization -- the city of berkeley actually has passed an ordinance saying at the point-of-sale for cell phone it has to be disclosed that there's potential health risks. from a data point of view, we are living today unprecedented exposure, overexposure of all our devices, from our alarms, cell phones and everything. what can be done from a regulatory point of view with the research to i guess do something about it? >> again, the data, i will preface this by saying i'm not expert in this area, but the question is what's the risk, how high is the risk and benefit versus the risk trade-offs? there's a lot of electromagnetic waves out there from lots of devices. you mentioned the world health organization, and begins i don't know what the data looks like. this is a highly significant risk or a very small risk. have to balance that. we hope people looking at that considering whether this is something that requires special legislation. i know one time it was recommended

plus their vulnerabilities need to be taken out with electronic warfare weapons, a lechner -- electromagnetic holes can take them out and you can disrupt or gps systems. they go down, the ukraine's discover this. it is not ultimate weapon and a thing of vulnerability. more and more people may be investing in drones and using it. military drones, those that are armed are very small percentage. most are used for surveillance. those kinds of purposes. not really being used like you said as an absolute ultimate weapon. >> thank you much for the interests in the presentation. my question concerns what is the current u.s. military policy? in the past we heard about the u.s. preparing for two major wars at the same time. can you talk about one major war plus may be one smaller war? thank you. now it was one plus one. a majorhe idea that engagement or war necessarily but a war in iraq required a large number of troops and we would be able to fight another , a holding action with support long enough to get in the position and achieve it. what we have, available is being debated. and the airo that forc

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electromagnetic pulse that have a -- which can direct impact on our nation's i.t. structure. do either of you play in that world? frank: you did not sign up for this, cheryl. to through ae publication review process to get permission for what i'm allowed to say publicly. emp itself, not really. iner than what we look at terms of contingency planning and make sure that all of the eggs are in one day data center. happens,ing like that we tried very hard to make sure that lets you are going to do it worldwide, grant going to use -- lose everything. marion: we looked at what we see the risk is or likelihood is and take appropriate actions. frank: that has come to light a lot more lately. not just emp attacks but also solar flares. think there is any simple solution. marion: everyone has redundancy. across the entire government, we have identified our critical infrastructure. that is what we are looking at. frank: a question back there. >> i would like to say i appreciate everything you do. i am impressed that the two of you have a permission that has given continuity to the devel

[laughter] thellow me to come back to electromagnetic radiation and frequency. the world health organization to hasred the city of berkeley passed an ordinance saying that at the point-of-sale for cell phones, it has to disclose that there are potential health risks. view, weta point of are living today and on presidential exposure from all of our devices from cell phones and fitbit and everything. what can be done from a regulatory view with the research to do something about it? , about next book, the question is what is the risk? how high is the risk and the benefit first risk -- first risk trade-off. you mentioned the world health organization. i don't know what the data looks like. his is this a highly significant risk or a small risk. we have to balance that. thatpe that people look at considering whether this is something that requires a special legislation. one-timers recommended the old days of blackberry that you carry it in a carrier for of them putting in your pocket. keep it at a distance from your body. not as people tend to carry cell phones much

then we bring on next generation jammer to make it more formidable in the electromagnetic spectrum. the helicopters are through transition. transition,adron they are complete. they are a potent conversation as you apply them in and around the kerry -- the kerry area -- carry area. as you go but hawaii -- as we go by hawaii, those both are in full forces as we practice and those commanders operating forces paid is difficult to penetrate to the high value, so they are doing very well in that environment. our tradition is about halfway done. it will complete the fall comes fromwhen bp4 hawaii later this year. there is the second year of deployment in the western pacific, where we focus delivering that new platform, and they are operating in europe and they have the two first played attachments. i think they are doing a very good job with some privatizing -- with some prioritizing and they are going -- doing a good job following the p3. we have three squadrons of transitioning, not as fast as i would like, but we are moving in the right direction. we had much higher depleted on teddy ro

electromagnetic pulse defense. which can have a direct impact on our nation's i.t. infrastructure. do eith ofer -- either of you play in the e.m.p. defense world? frank: you didn't sign you were for this, did you? she's like, i'm never doing one of these again. ever. [laughter] sherrill: you don't realize, i have to go through a publication review process to get permission for what i'm allowed to say publicly. e.m.p. itself, not really. other than we look at contingency planning and we try to make sure that all the eggs aren't in one big data center. something like that happens, we try very hard to make sure that -- unless you're going to do it worldwide, we're not going to lose everything. we're likely going to lose something, just as everyone else is. marianne: i'd say we look at what we think the risk of that is and what the likelihood is and take appropriate action. frank: that's come to light a lot more in the last few years. didn't the white house put out a basic strategy and the d.h.s. has been examining those issues too. not just e.m.p. attacks but also large scale solar fl

back in 2013 faced are looking at what they called a black skies the big woods is an electromagnetic pulse that takes out a grid engine of a population center of greater than 1 million people who are out of electricity for at least 25 days? how do we withstand that? what's interesting is they went through that year, they came back and said we realized the number one problem, the number one threat would be water and sanitation services. how would you have evacuations of a major urban center with no drinkable water and no sanitation services? so issues around diseases. i went and spoke to the group and they came and said we want phase two which will be released this summer, of this effort. phase two will be the water sector and fuel resources during these times. what's important about this, the uk and issue a part of this effort. again it was headed up by a consultant from the department of defense but they very much want to get states and fall. when the report is issued this summer and want to have a checklist for public service commissions in every state in terms of what they need to