public wi—fi is hard to find. there isa public wi—fi is hard to find.t. wi—fi owners can be potentially held liable for any illegal activity that occurs on their network. campaigners have been trying to change this and d raft have been trying to change this and draft legislation has been put forward. but that is also facing opposition. we have more from berlin. if you are looking for a morning coffee, there are few better places than berlin's trendy cafes. if you like to check your e—mails while sipping a large hey, you might find wi—fi hard to come by. —— latte. a new law means that wi—fi owners could be asked to pay up if it is used by others to download illegal content. i have never heard of anyone being sued for illegal downloads. but to make sure, we have got liability insurance. confusion could be one of the reasons why so many could be one of the reasons why so ma ny cafes could be one of the reasons why so many cafes do not offer wi—fi. german politicians never admits an opportunity to talk up the digital economy of the country. so the fact that

wi—fi has cheaper data costs.ve. zimbabwe is the third most expensive when it comes to mobile barter in africa. —— data. sometimes you don't know when you have used it all up.|j data. sometimes you don't know when you have used it all up. i have a laptop with me right now and i can concentrate on all my homework. now only 100 buses have been fitted with the devices. operators say it is giving them an edge over their competition. translation: it is working out better, people are more willing to get into our cars when they know there is wi—fi. willing to get into our cars when they know there is wi-fi. the company plans to roll—out the programme throughout the country by the end of the year. however, some believe that if producers reduce the cost of mobile barter there would not be the need for the wi—fi rollout. —— mobile data. time for some sport now, and in football real madrid have edged closer to winning the spanish league title for the first time in five years. they beat celta vigo 4—1 to go top of the table w

but germany's digital economy is being damaged by the fact that public wi—fi is still very hard to findave never actually heard of anyone being sued for illegal downloads but to make sure, we have got liability insurance but i guess the confusion could be one of the reasons why so many cafes do not offer wi—fi in germany. german politicians never miss an opportunity to talk up this country's widget all economy so the fa ct country's widget all economy so the fact that cafes like this cannot offer public wi—fi is something of an embarrassment and something that this new law sets out to fix. on the good side, it tries to give you the section about liability and it states very clearly that under no condition can wi—fi operator the liable but there is another section where at the same time, the draft law states that you can offer wi—fi operator to block certain information related to copyright infringement and you can do that without a court order. whatever shape the legislation takes, the race is now on to get something passed before the german elections in september. coming up, we will be

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keys. point an aerial at your kitchen and get your wi-fi keys.to the throne room. this is more secure. i've locked the doors. ok, right, how can we defend ourselves and our data if we have a phone —— a home full of connected devices? you have to update your phone. check the softwa re to update your phone. check the software is bang up—to—date because the manufacturers may have fixed the bug is. would you buy a connected device for your children?” wouldn't. i don't think they are enough yet. one extra word of advice. it is boring but please make sure you got a good strong password on app that you'd use to talk to your toys. ok, looks like we have some unwelcome guests. i will hand you over to lara who has some important security tips that we may be should have paid more attention to. it is every geek for himself. the recent ransom ware attack showed you don't have to be personally targeted to end up being a victim. this first tip would have protected you against that and many similar attem pts you against that and many similar atte m pts to you ag

our public wi-fi hotspot in the sky is about as secure as any public wi-fi.e working with relevant agencies to make sure that we comply with the security requirements of the aviation industry. we think we do a good job at that. emily: michal smolen, ceo of - gogochael small, ceo of joining us from chicago. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg xm.o app and on sirius this is bloomberg. ♪ i am i am in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's check your news. the paris prosecutors office is investigating whether fake news is being used to influence sunday's french presidential election. it started the probe into accounts of forgery and spreading false news after the front runner filed a lawsuit against his rival. former president obama has endorsed him for the presidency. he leads marie lapenn by 20 points. bloomberg will bring you coverage of the run off results on sunday. anti-government protests in venezuela continued to intensify with protestors and police clashing today in downtown carac

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this is my wi—fi doorbell. great idea.your phone, fantastic idea. you can answer it when you're not home. except you can look at the door, press this button and it will give you your wi—fi key so you can hack the customers network. ok, right. it beggars belief. another one i love talking about, here we are in a castle, this is a smart door lock. so you can lock your doorfrom your phone. it also hooks up with voice control. so with amazon eco, you can say "lock door". it doesn't do anything silly like unlock door, unless you hook it up to siri. there was an error on first commission. you could actually shout through the window "unlock door", goes the burglar, and your door opens. this is a smart thermostat, lots of people have got these, the idea being you can control your heating from your phone when you are on the train home. but we found that actually you can hack them and do crazy things like install ransomware on them. you could hold your heating system to ransom in the middle of winter. you can turn people heating off

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michael: our public wi-fi hotspot in the sky is about as secure as any public wi-fi.work very closely with all the relevant agencies to make sure we comply with the security requirements of the aviation industry. we think we do a good job at that. emily: michael small, ceo of gogo joining us from chicago. thank you so much for joining us. -- stays in the spotlight. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:29 in hong kong, 1:29 in sydney. malcolm turnbull has been resettling his relationship with trump in new york, echoing some of his rhetoric at home. next week's federal budget is expected to compete -- contain an infrastructure spending splurge as the prime minister tries to appeal to voters with a nationalist views. it will likely see the deficit expand and could cost australia its aaa rating. marine le pen faces defeat in sunday's presidential election after failing to land the decisive blow on rival emmanuel macron in one debate. they say even winning 40% of

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when you use wi-fi in your home, that is what you are using. the unique thing about that, it is global. they do not thoroughly have licenses everywhere. that patent is, sort of, getting clear. for the global player community an amazon-10 player, that could be instant spec and for them to have. erik: or other companies that talk about doing networking globally -- google for the double, facebook, for example. chris: all of those. and they are in a channel -- channel 14, which is a different channel then we all now use for wi-fi. to the extent that wi-fi gets more congested and slows down your usability, they will have their own channel. in the future, it will be very valuable. erik: you have been in and out of globalstar. the stock is trading at $2.32 right now. which you make a venture of what it should be worth question mark chris: -- worth? chris: quite a bit more. it is a timing issue. one of the great things -- straight path is an example, a month sooner, it would have traded for $40 a share. it is really getting it at the right time, and ha

as early as fi as fi a police chief greg suhr expressed serious concerns to the mayor that his fleet was getting old. abc 7 reviewed requests for each of the years. the department asked for a total of 630 new car, but got only 250. the city spends about $4 million a year to maintain them, many of which should have been scrapped years ago. testimony to that, one day earlier this year, 90 police vehicles were here, waiting for repair. munni and vehicles driven by traffic control officers are given priority over police cars. >> they generate revenue for the city. sfpd does not generate revenue. we're no longer a top priority. >> in the upcoming budget, a source tells abc 7 news, the mayor's office will approve the purchase of 70 vehicles total. that money will likely be spent on both black and whites and unmarked cars. perhaps not enough to begin a replacement program soon for older vehicles. >> if we were getting 60 marked vehicles, it would probably take us five years to where we could rotate some of the older cars out. >> at this rate, san francisco's fleet of aging police cars will

. >> turns out she and i are both originally from the midwest, we both like sci-fi movies. >> they've learned moving in together in their golden years is different than in their 20s. >> you live by yourself, you get set in your ways, you don't have to deal with other personalities or other issues. really? >> megan has learned to deal with mariam's cats and mariam has learned to respect megan's privacy. >> i'm a cross between the wild child and bea arthur. >> oh, i'm bea arthur. can't you see that? >> and these days there are a lot of bea arthur's out there. >> i think i'm more like estelle gedde, sophia. their advice after you've spent years set in your ways, establish boundaries early and talk through disagreements because, contessa, there are going to be disagreements. don't put a pot over your roommate's head and hit it with a spoon. >> that's really great advice. we go into a match making situation speaking of dating. how are roommates matched up? how do they find a fit? >> it's a little bit like eharmony where silver nest goes through profiles and offers you te renter. in this ca

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and what is the quote for the wi-fi. i want the wi-fi quote.hey, congress, the way you feel when you are in the air, that's how black people feel on the ground times ten. for black people, america is just one big ass tsa checkpoint. sow me your i.d.. what is in your pocket, hands above your head s that a knife, it's a nail clipper. aes' got a knife. but there's an upside here. because seeing those members of congress react passionly to the perils of air travel trk made me realize that they do have the capacity to care. right? they just need to have a steak in the game. because congress, they fly all the time. but they don't roll with black people all the time. and that gave us an idea for the show. so please welcome roy wood, jr., everybody. come on out, roy. (applause) >> yeah. >> trevor: roy, do me a favor and tell the people what we've got. >> trevor, now we all know that members of congress care deeply about people in airplanes. so for black people to get justice, we got to abf, always be flying. >> trevor: that's right. that's basically ho

lockhart is accused of using wi-fi at ucsf to up load the images. neighbors were stunned. >> we didn't know the extent. we didn't know he was an aspiring doctor, whatever, with incredible credentials. he went to yale and everything. >> reporter: ucsf says lockhart started his residency in 2016 spending one supervised month working with children. he also worked at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital in psychiatric emergency. police say when they searched his apartment, they found hundreds of illegal images on both men's electronic devices. neighbors are relieved police are zeroing in. >> now with people online a lot of times, i'm sure there's a lot more possibility that they can be caught. so, that's a good thing. >> reporter: in a statement time ucsf says it takes this matter very seriously and dr. lockhart is on investigative paid leave. both men are facing a felony charge. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. well, president trump changed the story right before our eyes. the question now, will thi

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harvey's talk show is ending the fi five-year run in chicago. the l.a.ieres in september. we talk about optics all the time. this is the guy whose talk show talks with people. >> can you schedule an appointment before you chat with me? >> i worked with someone once who had similar policies who is no longer in the cable news industry. he is not alone in this. nonetheless appalling when you are supposed to be one of the people on your show. i don't know. he doesn't apologize. >> tonigdon't talk to me. >>> military investigators revealing a potential catastrophic risk with the air force one. the oxygen system on one of the aircraft available to president trump was contaminated and could have sparked a mid flight fire. it was discovered at the plant in boeing last year in texas. it caused $4 million of damage. it did not result in injuries. boeing is reimbursing the government for cost. >>> u.s. airlines and european union raising concerns about the possible expansion of the ban on laptops and other large devices to include u.s. bound flights from europe. ho

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it‘s. thfigmht efififzyleu-fi of the year. a legalfight over reports naming him as suspected sex offender. the singer sought damages from the force, and the bbc, over media coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. he was investigated over historical sexual assault allegations, which he denied. the case was dropped last year and south yorkshire police has apologised wholeheartedly. the bbc is still disputing the singer's claim for damages. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight. was this the week that changed the election? we talk to the man that invented the swingometer, david butler, who tells me he's never seen anything like it. anything may happen. the movement of opinion recorded in the polls is a bigger movement that has occurred in any previous election. and our panel is back to make sense of an extraordinary seven days. donald trump's time abroad comes to a close. butjust what is awaiting him at home with the russia investigation? it would be a terr

. >> she went on to say comey "lost the con fi dichbs the rank-and-file within the fbi" and would have been fired by president hillary clinton. >> president trump apparently likely to reach outside the fbi for replacement director. >> interesti the rudy giuliani was at trump's d.c. hotel. overnight. late last night. >> let's review for a second what the short list looked like for his cabinet. when he first started appointing cabinet members how much that changed. >> true. that's true. that's true. >> this could take a little while. >> it could be. by the way, "new york daily news," what do we think, do a good job with this. >> coup de trump. >> could do better. >> president obama talking about his time in the white house and why he says it some times felt lick a pr like a prison. >> spring storms are ham erk the and evacuations in the southeast. >> emergency at a nuclear waist site when a tunnel collapses. what authorities are saying about the possibility of leaking radiation. but firist alook at today's temperatures. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by fabreze

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the doctor seen here in a photo from the hospital website was using the university's wi-fi internet toload graphic images of children. they have placed him on lead and is fully cooperating with the investigation. >>> a high number of red flags for troubling officer behavior. it's meant to prevent officers from preventing serious accounts of misconduct. data was presented at the police commission meeting. 187 flags were at the mission station. >>> pg&e customers, rates are going to go up again according to the media bay area partners. you can see about $1.65 extra every month, and the reason they are raising rates is to help cover costs its incurring to decommission the diablo nuclear plant. >>> a terminal shuffle begins at l.a.x. it's going to affect one-third of all the airlines there. delta is moving its operations in a project that is going to require 20 other airlines to relocate. the airport is warning this could cause a major hassle for travelers. the shuffling will continue through the end of the month. you will find the details on what is going to go on there on our website, ab

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